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Continuous Crystallization and Purification: The Role of Impurity Incorporation Mechanism in Non-Equilibrium Processes
Allan S. Myerson Professor of the Practice Massachusetts Institute of Technology Key Words: Continuous crystallization, impurity incorporation, crystal growth, purification, MSMPR Purpose Crystallization plays a critical role in the isolation of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs), defining several of the drug substance's critical quality attributes for formulation. As a rate-based purification process, rejection of critical impurities requires a deep knowledge of the mechanisms that affect impurity incorporation and crystal growth. In this work, we will discuss the interplay between crystal growth and impurity incorporation in organic molecular materials, particularly at non-equilbrium conditions found in continuous MSMPR crystallizers. Crystals grown in a steady-state MSMPR crystallizer have experienced constant conditions of supersaturation, temperature, and mixing through their entire growth.1 Using this type of system, accurate estimations of crystal growth rates can be directly related to observed non-equilibrium distribution coefficients for impurities present. Methods Paracetamol Form I was crystallized from ethanol solutions with the presence of two relevant impurities: 4'-chloroacetanilide, and 4'-hydroxyacetophenone. The crystallization system was a single stage MSMPR crystallizer equipped with a Blaze 900 probe for the in situ assessment of crystal growth rates via image analysis. Parallel to the continuous crystallization experiments, suspension aging experiments were conducted to determine the API solubility and the equilibrium distribution coefficients for each impurity. The measured values were related to empirical and mechanistic models for crystal growth and impurity incorporation. Results As previously seen for multiple systems, the presence and type of impurities had a significant effect on the observed crystal growth rates.2–4 At the same time, crystal growth had a significant impact on impurity incorporation. For both impurities, the effective distribution coefficients had a thermodynamic component and a kinetic component. The first was isolated from equilibrium distribution coefficients as a main function of temperature. The kinetic component was a direct function of the crystal growth rate, by which faster growth lead to increased impurity incorporation. These results are expected and coincide with prior observations in similar studies.5 A large number of steady state MSMPR experiments was conducted to isolate the contributions of temperature and growth on nonequilibrium impurity incorporation. Based on these results, a set of mechanistic and empirical models were modified to find a generalizable expression that captures the behavior for both impurities. For both systems, the effective distribution coefficients could be calculated from the same semi-empirical function of temperature and crystal growth rate. Conclusions Understanding the interplay between crystal growth and impurity incorporation is a critical step for the effective purification of APIs during crystallization. Taking advantage of the stable growth conditions provided in MSMPR crystallizers, we have isolated the contributions of temperature and crystal growth on nonequilibrium impurity incorporation for two relevant impurities in the acetaminophen-ethanol system. The behavior of both impurities could be well predicted by a semi-empirical function of temperature and crystal growth. References (1) Randolph, A. D.; Larson, M. A. Theory of Particulate Processes – Analysis and Techniques of Continuous Crystallization; Academic Press, Inc., 1971. (2) Black, S. N.; Davey, R. J.; Halcrow, M. The Kinetics of Crystal Growth in the Presence of Tailor-Made Additives. J. Cryst. Growth 1986, 79, 765–774. (3) Kubota, N. Effect of Impurities on the Growth Kinetics of Crystals. Cryst. Res. Technol. 2001, 36 (8–10), 749–769. (4) Davey, R.; Fila, W.; Garside, J. The Influence of Biuret on the Growth Kinetics of Urea Crystals from Aqueous Solutions. J. Cryst. Growth 1986, 79, 607–613. (5) Capellades, G.; Wiemeyer, H.; Myerson, A. S. Mixed-Suspension, Mixed-Product Removal Studies of Ciprofloxacin from Pure and Crude Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients: The Role of Impurities on Solubility and Kinetics. Cryst. Growth Des. 2019, 19 (7), 4008–4018.


Engaging More of the Community.
with low-tech, fun theatrical opportunities. We visit schools, organizations, boys and girls club, and libraries!
Two stories come to life as Trolls are outwitted, Treasures are discovered, and goodness prevails. A troupe of "Story Theatre Players" under the direction of Karen Christophersen from FCCT, make the magic happen!
Contact Karen at kchristo61@gmail.com to inquire about organizing a school show, or how to join the company!
We also co-produce plays for Adaptive Recreational Opportunities at the Senior Center in the spring, and work with the Boys & Girls Club of Larimer County to develop and implement workshops to benefit the children that they serve.
The performance at ARO will be May 11, time TBD.
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Q: display : none in Worklight project Just got curious on beginning to work on IBM Worklight... Why does the body tag always have style = "display:none" in the main JS file of a Worklight project? That doesn't seem to have any effect either...

A: Well, technically it does. You don't want your mobile app to be loaded similarly to the way web site MIGHT be loaded, e.g. first you see some html elements, then you see more elements, then CSS has finished loading and you see styles, then JS has finished loading and after some processing your UI was modified again etc. On the contrary - you want your app to look the way it should look from the first moment. This is where display:none comes handy. User will not see the UI until wlCommonInit/wlEnvInit function has returned - which means WL framework has finished initializing and developer's initialization code is done running. Once this happens WL framework assumes that developer finished preparing his UI and updates css display property to block making UI visible.
It is not mandatory to use this, you can remove display:none from body element. However in this case it is up to developer to control app UI during initialization.

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Blog BOMBSHELL: Blinken Just Told Us How Many Biden Really Left Behind in Afghanistan
BOMBSHELL: Blinken Just Told Us How Many Biden Really Left Behind in Afghanistan
I've been skeptical of the Biden administration's official number of Americans still left in Afghanistan. They've said about 100-200 Americans were left behind (still a tragedy) but one U.S. official said that over 5,000 Americans were likely to end up stranded in the country by the time U.S. forces left.
As of yesterday, they are saying there are about 100 Americans still there—which likely means nothing has changed since the withdrawal concluded on August 30.
Trump responds to report Gen. Milley called China behind his back to avoid possible nuke attack: 'That's treason!' NEWS

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ULM honors deceased president emeritus
Kaitlin Maness, [email protected]
Last Saturday, ULM lost a beloved president emeritus while Northeast Louisiana lost a strong supporter with the death of Dr. Dwight D. Vines.
Vines started at ULM as an instructor of management in 1958 before becoming a professor. Then, he became the dean of the College of Business in 1964 before being named the president of ULM in 1976. He served as president until 1991.
Dr. Nick J. Bruno, ULM's current president, said Vines was a progressive leader in his time. Bruno said he believes Vines' dedication to ULM continued after he became a businessman and economic development officer for Monroe.
"I am very saddened to learn of Dr. Vines' passion," Bruno said. "He has remained committed to the university he helped to build."
Jim Henderson, president of the University of Louisiana System, said Vines was a great leader and beloved uncle.
"From a professional perspective, all of us in higher education can learn from the example of Dwight Vines," Henderson said. "He was peerless in managing the business of a university."
Vines created a non-profit, tax-exempt corporation that continues to raise millions of dollars for ULM, University Foundation.
He is also responsible for a number of building projects that make ULM's campus what it is today. These projects include but are not limited to: the Grove, Malone Stadium, the baseball and softball fields, the Chemistry and Natural Science building, the School of Nursing building, Heard Tennis Stadium, the Activity Center, the band building, the bank, the bookstore and the University Police Building.
Vines was also the president when 40 new majors were introduced to ULM like marriage and family counseling, music, theater, school psychology, specialist in school psychology and toxicology.
"The progress made to higher education during Dr. Vines' presidency is truly remarkable," said Bruno. "He laid the foundation for ULM to be the national university it is today. He is remembered as a man of honor, integrity and extraordinary vision."
Vines was born in 1941 in Jackson Parish. He served in the U.S. Air Force from 1951 to 1954. He got his bachelor's degree from Northwestern State University, his M.B.A. from Louisiana State University and his Ph.D. in business administration from the University of Colorado.


Join the Goulburn Valley Concert Orchestra as they perform a series of three Sunday afternoon Chamber Concerts at Riverlinks Eastbank.
The Orchestra will perform a series of free Sunday afternoon Chamber Concerts, beginning on Sunday 19 August.
After such a successful June concert, members of the GVCO have selected their own repertoire to present for the Chamber Concert Series. This is a great chance for GVCO members to explore a vast array of music in all sorts of instrumental combinations, hone their skills in smaller ensembles or as soloists, whilst forming new friendships within the orchestra and bring three exciting and varied programs to the community. We hope you will come along to all three concerts!
Audiences can expect a wonderful variety of musical styles. The opening concert on August 19 will include performances by the Shepparton String Ensemble directed by Wendy Oakes, the Fitette String Quartet, a Flute Duo and choir 36 Degrees South as well as soloists Sherryn McDonald (voice) and Liesl Parnell (violin).
The Percussion Ensemble directed by Bruce Archibald, a Clarinet Ensemble and Flute Trio will feature at the August 26 Concert, along with our much loved vocalists Felicity McCowan and Renee Rankin and jazz musos Brian Matthews and Wade Gregory.
We welcome the winner of the 2017 Shepparton Young Instrumentalist Award, Viv Brereton, to the stage for the final concert on September 2 which will also include performances by our Brass Quintet and Woodwind/Piano Trio. Soloists include Steven Sargant (trumpet) and Bruce Sterling (piano). This final concert will also feature an original composition by GVCO member, Caleb Noller, as a special Father's Day treat.
"Music plays a vital role in developing and inspiring our community, so it is wonderful to present a more relaxed style of musical performance that is accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds" said Ken Cameron, Manager Performing Arts and Conventions at Riverlinks, Greater Shepparton City Council.


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Guest Post Audio Straight Talk: Why Narrator January LaVoy Gets Overwhelmed Walking Into a Bookstore…
Submitted by Jennifer Rubins on May 12, 2016
LAIR OF DREAMS is the 2016 Audie Award winner for Young Adult audiobook! Narrator January LaVoy shares her thoughts on the art of audiobook narration:
I've been very fortunate of late to have attended a few events where I have gotten to talk about the nature of my work as a narrator. People often ask about my process, which is a terribly difficult thing for me to describe—although there is a basic framework, every book is different, and makes its own demands. Yes, they all begin with a) read the book and end with z) read the book out loud. But letters 'b' through 'y' are to some degree, new each time. In that regard, the process is constantly shifting.
What I have an easier time articulating is my philosophy about narrating books, insofar as it exists; I know that the work I do in the recording studio is anchored by my emotional connection to the printed word, so I can start there.
I love books. I have loved them since before I could read. I love the way they look and feel. I love the way they smell, new or old or musty. (Yes, I love the instant gratification of e-books, too.) I often get overwhelmed walking into a bookstore, confronted by the physical truth of the fact that I WILL NEVER READ ALL OF THE WORDS. There's something magical about the infinity of possibility; that even with only twenty-six letters at our disposal in my native Latin alphabet, we can write as many words as there are stars in the sky or grains of sand. Yes, we sometimes repeat ourselves — there are only about a million unique words in the English language — but we are also continually inventing. The words are written and ordered and become stories…and the stories don't ever have to end.
As a child, I think the thing I got in trouble for the most frequently was reading under the covers. Reading after lights out. Reading when I was supposed to be [insert chore here]-ing. There was no sadness in my life that reading couldn't transport me away from, no feeling of teenage loneliness or anxiety that could touch me when I was guessing riddles under a mountain in Middle-Earth, or pursuing a clown under a sewer grate in Derry, Maine. Books were, and often still are, my salvation. If you had told me that someday I'd make my living reading books out loud, I'd have thought that surely, you were making fun of me.
I started acting onstage when I was a child, in school and community productions, and received undergraduate and graduate degrees in theatre and performance. And in all my years of study, I was taught over and over again to respect the sanctity of the words as written. Make the choices as bold and strange and foolish as possible; but for heaven's sake, say all the damn words, in the order in which they were written. (A splash of OCD in my DNA was and is a massive asset in this regard.) A role is yours to do with as you wish, but only to the extent that you honor the one explicit thing the playwright has asked of you:
Say. These. Words.
Turns out, that's the number one directive in audiobooks, too: Say all the words in the right order.
January performs as Princess Leia alongside Marc Thompson's Luke Skywalker at ALA Annual 2015
I've never been terribly inclined toward improvisation in my acting — I always prefer to have a road map before I begin creating character and shaping impulses. So, in that fundamental sense, I'm well suited to the job.
And I LOVE it.
But this is where it can get tricky. How much of my interpretation of the characters is right, and how much is wrong? Where is the line between inhabiting, enhancing, and embellishing? How can I be sure that the voice I'm lending to the character is anything like what the author originally intended?
The answer, of course, is that I can never be sure. I rely heavily on the input of the many wonderful directors that I'm blessed to collaborate with, and I mine as much as I possibly can from every descriptor the author gives me in the text, and then…I dive in. I have as much fun as I can, and I try to preserve for the listener the experience that I had the first time I read the book. Did I gasp when I read that sentence? Turn up the drama just a bit. Did I tear up reading about a character's supposed death, only to learn 100 pages later that he survived? Then I'd better make sure I play that death to the hilt, so that the listener gets the full experience of both the sorrow and the joy. A suspense-filled murder mystery? Careful those voices don't tip the identity of the killer, whom we met on page 50!
The best analogy I can find for what we narrators do, is this: a narrator is the equivalent of a lens through which the book is viewed. Much like an eyeglass, the prescription (i.e. the casting) must be right. The lens doesn't change anything about the substance of what is seen, but it can sharpen it. And the lens is doing its job to perfection when the person wearing it (i.e. the listener) forgets that it's there. That is the truest part of the analogy for me.
Because if I've done my job right…I disappear.
—January LaVoy
So what's next for this divine book lover and extraordinary narrator? From Star Wars, to a debut thriller and LibraryReads pick, to the return of Libba Bray's Diviners series…here's how you can hear January LaVoy:
LAIR OF DREAMS by Libba Bray
The supernatural 1920s NYC-set series is back with this eagerly-awaited sequel and boy, are we excited. It's already won an AudioFile Earphones Award: "Narrator January LaVoy's performance is simply amazing…The divine duo of Libba Bray and January LaVoy does not disappoint."
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Booklist said of THE DIVINERS, the first in the series, a YALSA Amazing Audiobook for Young Adults, "LaVoy handles the fast-moving plot and enormous cast with aplomb…It's the cat's pajamas!" And School Library Journal exclaimed, "January LaVoy's exceptional narration skyrockets an already outstanding story to the next level…A must-have."
THE DIVINERS also received an AudioFile Earphones Award: "January LaVoy's voice talent comes roaring through in this fast-paced crime drama set in 1920s New York City."
Check out this VIDEO about the casting process.
JOURNEY TO STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS
MOVING TARGET: A Princess Leia Adventure
by Cecil Castellucci & Jason Fry
January traveled all the way to ALA in San Francisco with her own Princess Leia buns in tow. So we're not sure who is more excited that she is coming back to the Star Wars universe to read this royal role again—us or her. Or the Star Wars fans.
And if you haven't yet heard her on William Shakespeare's Star Wars, get thee to a library now!
THE GATES OF EVANGELINE by Hester Young
When New York journalist and recently bereaved mother Charlotte "Charlie" Cates begins to experience vivid dreams about children,
she's sure that she's lost her mind.
A LibraryReads pick that Kirkus calls "an eerie but inviting debut."
And no one makes it more inviting to listen than the versatile LaVoy.
Tagged: Audie Awards, Guest Post, January LaVoy, LAIR OF DREAMS, Libba Bray, Narrator, THE DIVINERS
Meet the Cast: The girls from Paula Hawkins' THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN (Exclusive Audio Clips)
May LibraryReads: A Tale of Three Cities
Congrats to Our 2022 Audie Award Winners: A PROMISED LAND and THE JOY OF SWEAT • Celebrating Our 2022 Audie Nominees: Does Your Library Offer these 15 Audiobooks? • Listen Up! 4 Must-Hear 2021 Audie Award Winners • Listeners' Advisory: 5 Must-Hear 2020 Audie Award Winners • The judges have spoken! We're listening! Do you offer these 2020 Audie Award Nominees at your library?


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package com.smartdevicelink.test.rpc.datatypes;

import com.smartdevicelink.marshal.JsonRPCMarshaller;
import com.smartdevicelink.proxy.rpc.AppServiceData;
import com.smartdevicelink.proxy.rpc.MediaServiceData;
import com.smartdevicelink.proxy.rpc.NavigationServiceData;
import com.smartdevicelink.proxy.rpc.WeatherServiceData;
import com.smartdevicelink.test.JsonUtils;
import com.smartdevicelink.test.TestValues;
import com.smartdevicelink.test.Validator;

import junit.framework.TestCase;

import org.json.JSONException;
import org.json.JSONObject;

import java.util.Hashtable;
import java.util.Iterator;

/**
 * This is a unit test class for the SmartDeviceLink library project class :
 * {@link com.smartdevicelink.proxy.rpc.AppServiceData}
 */
public class AppServiceDataTests extends TestCase {

    private AppServiceData msg;

    @Override
    public void setUp() {

        msg = new AppServiceData();
        msg.setServiceType(TestValues.GENERAL_STRING);
        msg.setServiceID(TestValues.GENERAL_STRING);
        msg.setMediaServiceData(TestValues.GENERAL_MEDIASERVICEDATA);
        msg.setWeatherServiceData(TestValues.GENERAL_WEATHERSERVICEDATA);
        msg.setNavigationServiceData(TestValues.GENERAL_NAVIGATIONSERVICEDATA);

    }

    /**
     * Tests the expected values of the RPC message.
     */
    public void testRpcValues() {
        // Test Values
        String appServiceType = msg.getServiceType();
        String serviceId = msg.getServiceID();
        MediaServiceData mediaServiceData = msg.getMediaServiceData();
        WeatherServiceData weatherServiceData = msg.getWeatherServiceData();
        NavigationServiceData navigationServiceData = msg.getNavigationServiceData();

        // Valid Tests
        assertEquals(TestValues.GENERAL_STRING, appServiceType);
        assertEquals(TestValues.GENERAL_STRING, serviceId);
        assertEquals(TestValues.GENERAL_MEDIASERVICEDATA, mediaServiceData);
        assertEquals(TestValues.GENERAL_WEATHERSERVICEDATA, weatherServiceData);
        assertEquals(TestValues.GENERAL_NAVIGATIONSERVICEDATA, navigationServiceData);

        // Invalid/Null Tests
        AppServiceData msg = new AppServiceData();
        assertNotNull(TestValues.NOT_NULL, msg);

        assertNull(TestValues.NULL, msg.getServiceType());
        assertNull(TestValues.NULL, msg.getServiceID());
        assertNull(TestValues.NULL, msg.getMediaServiceData());
        assertNull(TestValues.NULL, msg.getWeatherServiceData());
        assertNull(TestValues.NULL, msg.getNavigationServiceData());

    }

    public void testRequiredParamsConstructor() {

        msg = new AppServiceData(TestValues.GENERAL_STRING, TestValues.GENERAL_STRING);
        String appServiceType = msg.getServiceType();
        String serviceId = msg.getServiceID();
        assertEquals(TestValues.GENERAL_STRING, appServiceType);
        assertEquals(TestValues.GENERAL_STRING, serviceId);

    }

    public void testJson() {
        JSONObject reference = new JSONObject();

        try {
            reference.put(AppServiceData.KEY_SERVICE_TYPE, TestValues.GENERAL_STRING);
            reference.put(AppServiceData.KEY_SERVICE_ID, TestValues.GENERAL_STRING);
            reference.put(AppServiceData.KEY_MEDIA_SERVICE_DATA, TestValues.GENERAL_MEDIASERVICEDATA);
            reference.put(AppServiceData.KEY_WEATHER_SERVICE_DATA, TestValues.GENERAL_WEATHERSERVICEDATA);
            reference.put(AppServiceData.KEY_NAVIGATION_SERVICE_DATA, TestValues.GENERAL_NAVIGATIONSERVICEDATA);

            JSONObject underTest = msg.serializeJSON();
            assertEquals(TestValues.MATCH, reference.length(), underTest.length());

            Iterator<?> iterator = reference.keys();
            while (iterator.hasNext()) {
                String key = (String) iterator.next();

                if (key.equals(AppServiceData.KEY_MEDIA_SERVICE_DATA)) {
                    JSONObject testEquals = (JSONObject) JsonUtils.readObjectFromJsonObject(underTest, key);
                    Hashtable<String, Object> hashTest = JsonRPCMarshaller.deserializeJSONObject(testEquals);
                    assertTrue(TestValues.TRUE, Validator.validateMediaServiceData(TestValues.GENERAL_MEDIASERVICEDATA, new MediaServiceData(hashTest)));
                } else if (key.equals(AppServiceData.KEY_WEATHER_SERVICE_DATA)) {
                    JSONObject testEquals = (JSONObject) JsonUtils.readObjectFromJsonObject(underTest, key);
                    Hashtable<String, Object> hashTest = JsonRPCMarshaller.deserializeJSONObject(testEquals);
                    assertTrue(TestValues.TRUE, Validator.validateWeatherServiceData(TestValues.GENERAL_WEATHERSERVICEDATA, new WeatherServiceData(hashTest)));
                } else if (key.equals(AppServiceData.KEY_NAVIGATION_SERVICE_DATA)) {
                    JSONObject testEquals = (JSONObject) JsonUtils.readObjectFromJsonObject(underTest, key);
                    Hashtable<String, Object> hashTest = JsonRPCMarshaller.deserializeJSONObject(testEquals);
                    assertTrue(TestValues.TRUE, Validator.validateNavigationServiceData(TestValues.GENERAL_NAVIGATIONSERVICEDATA, new NavigationServiceData(hashTest)));
                } else {
                    assertEquals(TestValues.MATCH, JsonUtils.readObjectFromJsonObject(reference, key), JsonUtils.readObjectFromJsonObject(underTest, key));
                }
            }
        } catch (JSONException e) {
            fail(TestValues.JSON_FAIL);
        }
    }

}

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New research suggests having a close relationship with your partner doesn't necessarily mean you have a successful relationship.
Study author David M. Frost, with Columbia University, said what matters most is you are as close to your partner as you want to be, even if that means not having a close relationship at all.
Over the course of three years, researchers studied 732 adults and their relationships by measuring closeness, relationship satisfaction, commitment, breakup thoughts and symptoms of depression.
The data showed 37 percent of respondents were happy with the level of closeness they shared with their partner, 57 percent of respondents felt too distant from their partner, and 5 percent of respondents felt too close to their partner.
Researchers then used their data to deduce what they called a "closeness discrepancy" for each individual, which related to how close they felt to their partner compared with how close they wanted to be with their partner.
After looking at these figures, researchers found a high "closeness discrepancy" correlated directly with low relationship satisfaction scores.
In other words, the bigger the difference between how close you feel to your partner and how close you want to feel to your partner, the less satisfied you'll feel in your relationship.
Researchers discovered this was true regardless of whether individuals felt too close to their partners or not close enough.
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MOLINE, Ill. - Goaltender C.J. Motte has returned to the Quad City Mallards after being released from a professional tryout agreement by the American Hockey League's Chicago Wolves, the Mallards announced today.
Motte, 25, served as the Wolves' backup netminder in four games without seeing any action after signing a PTO with Chicago March 1. The St. Clair, Michigan, native returned to the AHL with the Wolves after going 1-0-0 with a 0.75 goals against average and a .976 save percentage in two January games with the AHL's Charlotte Checkers. Motte surrendered a single goal on 42 shots while with Charlotte.
Motte ranks third in the ECHL in save percentage (.919) and fourth in goals against average (2.55). He has gone 17-10-1 in 30 games with the Mallards this season and has suffered just one regulation loss in his last eight games (6-1-1). Motte earned the win while representing the Mallards in the 2017 ECHL All-Star Game January 18 in Glens Falls, New York.
Motte went 15-22-2 with a 2.83 goals against average, a .910 save percentage and two shutouts in 42 games as a rookie with the Elmira Jackals last season.
Motte broke into professional hockey with the AHL's Bridgeport Sound Tigers, for whom he played four games and posted a 1-2-1 record, a 2.49 goals against average and a .917 save percentage late in the 2014-15 season.
Motte turned pro after four standout seasons at Ferris State University. In 2014-15 he became the first goaltender in school history to serve as team captain. He set Ferris State records for most career wins and shutouts (15) while going 66-49-12 with a 2.13 goals against average and a .926 save percentage in 127 collegiate games.
Motte not only earned All-Western Collegiate Hockey Association honors in both his junior (first team) and senior (third team) years but was also one of ten finalists for the 2014 Hobey Baker Award. As a senior, Motte finished second in the nation in minutes played (2435:33) and tied for sixth in shutouts (5) after leading Division I netminders in both wins (28) and minutes (2431:06) and also finishing tied for sixth in shutouts (5) in his junior year.
Motte and the Bulldogs won regular season conference titles and earned NCAA tournament bids in both 2011-12 and 2013-14 and in 2012 reached the national title game.
A three-year stint in the junior ranks preceded Motte's college career. Motte spent two seasons with the United States Hockey League's Waterloo Black Hawks after a single campaign with the North American Hockey League's Traverse City North Stars.
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I'll give you the artist, the song and the lead-in line. You finish the rest.
See if you can name these country music stars, legends in the world of country and western music.
I am a huge fan of country music and I think that this music genre has alot of songs that have alot of meaning. As the saying goes... if you play a country music song backwards you get your house back, your dog back, your job back and your spouse back. They can be sad songs but I love them. Fill in the blank with the missing word. If you are not a fan of country music this might be hard. Good luck and have fun.
If you're a big Kellie Pickler fan like I am, this quiz will be a piece of cake for you. This is a quiz on Kellie Pickler's life so take your time! Good Luck!
This a quiz about the lyrics of some of my favorite country music songs.
Select the artists that sing these songs from the 90's.
This country singer has had an interesting career and an equally interesting personal life. When you think of true country music, this is the gentlemen that should come to your mind.


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I just voted and I am amazed at the system we have in place. This week the United States decided who leads the military, appoints judges, ambassadors, cabinet members, and countless other positions in our government. We decided what belief system, conviction, and ideology will guide us. That is huge! Decisions are part of every day life. Whether it is deciding what to wear, who to marry or who leads. The ability to make a decision is at the core of leadership. To be an effective leader you need to be able to make effective decisions. Your decision-making ability could be the difference between good and great leadership.
Before any decision can be made, study. Even deciding what you are going to wear needs research. It does not make sense to wear a short sleeve shirt if the temperature is 30 degrees. It is important to gather information to help you make the most informed decision. Talk to those who are experts, those who will be affected by the decision, and pray. Talking to God is the most important thing you can do in making a decision.
Resign yourself to deciding. I don't believe there is anything worse then a leader who won't make a decision. All the study in the world will not take the place of simply making the decision. At some point in the decision making process you have to pull the trigger and simply choose. An indecisive leader is a short-lived leader. You may make the wrong decision but at least you made a decision.
It is never too late to critique yourself or your team. Certain decisions cannot be undecided. Those kinds of decisions are the big ones. But in every decision you can critique. Don't just make the decision and walk away. Stand by your decision, and help those who are affected by your decision to stand by it as well.
As leaders we are mantled with the responsibility to make decisions. These decisions will not only affect us, but also entire teams, organizations and possibly communities, regions, and nations. The decisions we make as leaders always have an impact on the future. Take decision making seriously and learn how to be an effective decision maker.
What was the last difficult decision you made?


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Rory Linkletter tops Lauren Paquette in NAZ Elite virtual 5K showdown
Linkletter was able to overcome Paquette's two-minute head start to grab the win by seven seconds
Ben Snider-McGrath April 29, 2020
The Hoka One One Northern Arizona (NAZ) Elite team competed in the NYRR Virutal 5K today from their training base in Flagstaff, Ariz. Canadian Rory Linkletter, who joined the NAZ Elite last July after graduating from BYU, faced off against teammate Lauren Paquette of the U.S. in a 5K time trial. The two ran at separate times, but on the same route in Flagstaff. Paquette was given a two-minute "handicap," meaning to win, her official time had to be within two minutes of Linkletter's. It was a close race, but Linkletter managed to (virtually) chase Paquette down, winning the face-off by seven seconds.
THE DATE IS SET!! @HotPaquettes v @ThePapaLinks next Wednesday on Lake Mary Rd. in the @nyrr Virtual 5k. Solo 5ks. Lauren gets a 2min handicap. It's on!! #NYRRVirtualRacing
Sign up to run against Lauren and Rory yourself here: https://t.co/fSVzScswYI pic.twitter.com/PTWP6VPb2T
— HOKA NAZ Elite (@NAZ_Elite) April 23, 2020
Linkletter vs. Paquette
Paquette has a 5,000m PB of 15:14.45, which she set in 2016 at the Payton Jordan Invitational at Stanford University. In the last couple of years, she has registered some good results at the distance, including a second-place finish at the 2018 NACAC Championships in Toronto and sixth at the 2019 Pan Am Games in Lima, Peru.
RELATED: Linkletter nails his first half-marathon at Houston
Linkletter owns a 5,000m PB of 13:36.41, which he ran in 2019 at the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, Calif. In 2018, he placed sixth in the 5,000m at the NCAA Indoor Championships, and later that spring he finished eighth in the same event at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. He has also shown promise at longer road events, like the half and full marathon, with PBs of 1:01:44 (just 16 seconds off the Canadian half-marathon record) and 2:16:42 in each distance.
Embrace the pain! Today's virtual 5k was TOUGH! I went out hard thinking I was going to have to run 14:30 in order to beat @hotpaquettes in our little 2 min challenge. Turns out we both learned the hard way what the elements of Lake Mary can do. Very pleased to have pushed my body and raced hard regardless of how I felt or having anyone to physically compete with. Thank you @nyrr for the opportunity and for doing it in conjunction with a great cause. #TimeToRest Video Cred: @matthewrobertbaxter
A post shared by Rory Linkletter (@rory_linkletter) on Apr 29, 2020 at 12:08pm PDT
The one-on-one race
Paquette ran first, and she started out hot with a 3:10 opening kilometre. Had she been able to maintain this pace, she would have won the time trial by a landslide. She faded considerably in the second kilometre, though, posting a 3:28. From there, she ran 3:25, 3:33, 3:30. Her official time was 17:09, meaning that to win, Linkletter had to run 15:08 or better.
RELATED: French runners take down Jim Walmsley Strava record
Like Paquette, he got things off to a quick start, running the first kilometre in 2:55. Like Paquette, he faded over the next bit, but not by nearly as much, only dropping to 3:05 for his slowest kilometre. He closed with another 2:55 kilometre to cross the line in 15:02, winning the time trial by seven seconds.
rough one out there today but still had a blast! I owe @ThePapaLinks a beer 🍻 congrats champ!! can't wait to do this again. #NYRRVirtual5k https://t.co/Gi7el6wyXb
— lauren h. paquette (@HotPaquettes) April 29, 2020
It wasn't televised, and it wasn't a big race by any means, but the Linkletter-Paquette showdown was something to look forward to and a fun battle to follow. If the racing season stays on hold over the next few months, hopefully more elite athletes will come up with similar challenges for the running community to watch.
Categories: Runs & Races Tags: Featured, flagstaff, lauren paquette, NAZ elite, NYRR, rory linkletter, Running News, virtual race


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Q: Spring AOP - Pointcut Not working I had created a pointcut. But it is not working.
    Please assist me on the below code.
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A: Does it make any sense to XML-configure the aspect bean as LoggingAspect and then call your aspect class MyAspect?

A: I think your problem is in the pointcut definition. You use
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but to define a pointcut in a package and all its subpackages (in your case: the implementation package), the syntax would be
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Note the two dots: bo..* instead of bo.*


You can carve a pumpkin that smokes, has an LED display, or even one with the President's face on it, but if you want your jack-o'-lantern to really stand out—make it sing the Ghostbusters theme.
The team over at Minion City made these animatronic pumpkins with their own Minion dev board, but you could also use a wireless radio board. For each pumpkin, they used a battery pack, servos, and a small perfboard, with GE Color Effects for the lighting.
After carving out faces, they hot glued a servo inside each pumpkin and attached piece of a wire hanger to open and close the mouths. Then, they made 5V regulators and connectors for the servos and lights using the perfboards. Finally, they attached a battery pack to each one. You can see more of the setup in the video below.
Visit the project page to learn how to program the pumpkins and light effects. Check out the videos below to see what else they can sing.
Singing Josh Turner's "Would You Go with Me"


Like the rest of Goa, the best time to visit this beach is in the winter, from October to March, when the cool and pleasant weather and calm seas make perfect weather for swimming and other beach activities.
The summer season from March to June is also good weather for swimming even though it is very hot. However as the monsoon approach at the end of May the seas become very rough with dangerous undercurrents until the monsoons are finished in September.
There are fewer amusements at Patnem than at the other beaches as the chief charm of this beach is its quiet and solitude. There are a number of ubiquitous Goan beach shacks that line the shore. These shacks made of bamboo and coconut palms are known for their delicious seafood delicacies and authentic Goan cuisine. There are also shops where one can buy souvenirs and trinkets, but there are less of these than there are at other, more popular beaches.
The sea at Patnem is usually safe to swim in, but it is important to follow the instructions of the lifeguards as there can sometimes be dangerous undertows that can take a novice swimmer unaware.


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Juliana Mary Louisa Probyn, known as May Probyn (12 April 1856 – 29 March 1909) was an English poet, one of a group of lively and somewhat political British fin de siècle poets. She published a novel in 1878, and became a Catholic convert in the following decade.
Thomas Westwood the fishing writer was a friend. Probyn is buried in the Roman Catholic cemetery at Mortlake.
Once! Twice! Thrice! and Away! A Novel. (1878).
Her poem "Is it nothing to you" is in the Oxford Book of English Verse.
What's the good word on May Probyn?


For the past year and a bit I have been listening to podcasts, either while commuting to and from work on the train, or while out for walks. I have known about podcasts for a long time, but it was the combination of having suitable idle time and the suggestion of two comedy podcasts that finally made me give them a go.
One of the two comedy podcasts that were suggested to me, great to hear stories from comedians, and there is also commentary about the letters.
The other of the comedy podcasts that was suggested, some of the conversations can be quite serious and thought provoking, while others are hilarious.
A very popular podcast that covers a wide range of science/skeptic topics, recent news through to historical events/figures.
Despite this being two comedians (one telling the other about something from American history), I was surprised by how much I was liking the historical aspect of this. The live shows in Australia where they covered some Australian history stories really showed how you don't learn the horrible details at school.
This is now my preferred source of movie information, I find myself agreeing with their reviews. Plus the spoiler episodes either make a movie I have seen better or mean I don't have to see it at all.
Interesting discussion between the hosts and the guest, but also coverage of recent science news that is weird or interesting.
This one is just fun, some unexepcted stories from the guest comedians.
Another skeptic podcast, Ross and Carrie go do the crazy woo things and report back on what they were like.
Funny and informative at the same time about some quite serious scientific topics.
Started listening because I am a fan of Penn and Teller, as well as Penn's skeptical position. Interesting stories, sometimes science sometimes (US) politics.
Can you take this photo, please?
Open discussion between Justin Hamilton and (usually) a guest, interesting hearing the background and experiences of these comedians.
I'm lumping together three Wil Anderson podcasts here, there are a lot I haven't listened to, I pick out the ones that look interesting.
Another one I am selective about, while I like Star Wars, I'm not obsessed, so will check the description before listening. But the live reaction podcast after the midnight screening of Force Awakens (with Comedy Film Nerds) was worth it.
The place I have been working for the past eighteen months is part of a larger company based out of Kansas City. One of the biggest direct impacts this has on me is working 7am-4pm so that the start of our day overlaps with the end of their day, but I have come to appreciate avoiding the crowds on the train or on the bike path.
The other possibility is travelling to Kansas City for work, which has just happened for me. A few of us went over, my reason for going was to be there to support the first US based team that is using the tools we have build to upgrade their application for the new servers.
This was my second trip to the US, and only my third trip overseas. This was quite different as I didn't pay for the flights or hotel, and I received a per diem, but of course most of the time was spent doing work. During the two weekends I was there I managed to squeeze in some sightseeing with my camera, I went to places that other people (who have made the trip multiple times before) had not even considered going to. As I ended up having one of the cars to myself, I headed out over a couple of lunchtimes to some nearby areas.


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Rob Gonsalves is an artist of illusion, and in his 'Imagine a…' series serve to remind us of how important imagination is to childhood.
Reminiscent of Escher, Gonsalves' paintings, begin wherever the eye falls and morphs into something completely different as the eye travels further into each painting. The very cover of the Imagine a Day is a self-fulfiling prophesy, as a family of young sand-castle builders seem to create a life-sized castle.
Gonsalves' surrealist play on perspectives makes the step into fantasy seem effortless. Sarah L. Thompson textual accompaniment gives young readers a cue to the phantasmagorical possibilities of each work.
of what we can explore.
On several pages, the characters seem to be travelling into the painting, or conversely leaping out of the pages. An inspired young reader can be prompted to follow along, curiously.
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Yes, Suri Cruise exists. And sort of looks Asian! It wasn't a guarantee that the daughter of Tom Cruise was even real for awhile. Before...
Katie Holmes Posts Stunning New Photo of Suri Cruise
Katie Holmes has provided fans with the rarest of sightings.
Her ex-husband, Tom Cruise, spending time with the former couple's daughter, Suri?
Dec 30, 12:08 pm
Posted in: Katie Holmes
Tom Cruise: I'm Finally Ready to See Suri!
It's been a very, very long time since Tom Cruise last paid a visit to his youngest child.
In fact, some sources claim Tom hasn't seen Suri in over five years.
Posted in: Tom Cruise
Tom Cruise: Ya Know Why I Never See Suri? Because She's Not My Kid!
Tom Cruise is one of the most baffling public figures in history.
He's the poster boy for an organization that's been accused of brainwashing, human trafficking, and using slave labor -- yet somehow, in this post-#MeToo era, he remains one of the most highly-paid stars in Hollywood.
Jul 24, 11:56 am
Tom Cruise Avoids His Daughter Because He's Still In Love With Katie?!
It's been seven years since Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes got divorced.
It may be hard to recollect at this point, but there was a time when TomKat captured the public's imagination as effectively as Brangelina -- and their split came as just as big of a shock.
Tom Cruise: Still Controlling Katie Holmes Six Years After Divorce?
Hollywood history is filled with whirlwind romances that were followed by abrupt, mysterious breakups.
But you'd be hard-pressed to find a situation more bizarre or enigmatic than the divorce of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes.
Oct 12, 2:03 pm
Tom Cruise Is Allowed to See His Daughter ... He Just Doesn't Want To
One of the sadder ongoing stories in modern Hollywood is that of Tom Cruise and his non-existent relationship with daughter Suri.
Sources familiar with the situation say Cruise hasn't seen Suri in years.
Oct 4, 10:12 am
Tom Cruise: I Haven't Seen Suri in FOUR YEARS!
Tom Cruise doesn't garner many headlines for his movie work these days, but his personal life?
Well, that's a different story entirely...
Katie Holmes: See? Suri Cruise is Happy Living with Me!
Katie Holmes was once a high-profile actress whose fame seemed inescapable. A lot has changed over the years.
But what matters most is that she has her daughter, Suri, who is super adorable and the greatest treasure in Katie's life.
Mar 6, 11:25 am
Tom Cruise: Will He Leave Scientology for Suri?!?
Tom Cruise has what appears to be a pretty clear mission in front of him.
But will he choose to accept it?
Feb 2, 3:50 pm
Posted in: Scientology
Suri Cruise: Desperate to See Tom Cruise After Five Years Apart?
As far as we know, Tom Cruise hasn't seen his daughter Suri in nearly 5 years.
Suri is now 11 years old. Unless they've had secret meetings that no one knows about, that's about half of her life.
Tom Cruise: I Don't Want to See Suri ... Ever!
There is very little about Tom Cruise these days that isn't perplexing.
The weird Scientology stuff, the fact that he's still cast in roles for guys half his age, what's going on with his butt, and his unexplained estrangement from his daughter.
Nov 7, 11:54 am
Suri Cruise: Begging to See Tom Cruise After Four Years Apart?
Suri Cruise has reportedly not seen Tom Cruise for years. She's photographed with (and by!) her mom, Katie Holmes, all of the time.
We've talked before about how this is probably part of a long-standing agreement between the parents, and likely for the best.
Katie Holmes: DEMANDING That Tom Cruise See Suri?
Though he ranks among the most secretive stars in Hollywood, Tom Cruise has been unable to hide certain unsavory aspects of his private life from public view.
And we're sure it won't come as much of a surprise that many of the skeletons in Cruise's closet are related - directly or otherwise - to his involvement with the Church of Scientology.
Sep 22, 12:00 pm
Tom Cruise Reportedly Hasn't Seen Suri in HOW Many Days?!
This might be for the best, but that doesn't make it any less sad.
We're all familiar with allegations that Tom Cruise hasn't seen his daughter Suri Cruise in years.
Sep 14, 2:50 pm
Tom Cruise: Is He Finally Going to See Suri?!
Tom Cruise gets a lot of hate for a lot of things.
His movies, his strange behavior, his unwavering allegiance to Scientology.
Tom Cruise Hasn't Seen Suri in 1,346 Days, Source Claims
There was a time when the name Tom Cruise conjured images of a megawatt smile and a stack of phone books to make him appear less Hobbit-like in stature.
These days, of course, when we think of Cruise, we're more likely to imagine the Sea Org members chained up in his basement or the ultra-luxurious spaceship that they're scrambling to finish building in time for the second coming of L. Ron Hubbard.
SURI CRUISE LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE HER MOM! HOLY $HIT!
Forgive our excitement in the headline above.
But we think you'll understand when it comes from in just a few moments...
Apr 18, 10:37 am
Posted in: Kids
Katie Holmes Shares Throwback Picture of Suri Cruise: See It Here!
Katie Holmes has always kept her daughter, Suri Cruise out of the public eye, but she's been surprisingly more open about her of late.
It's definitely a good idea when you consider how many young stars have very public meltdowns in their later years.
Apr 14, 8:42 am
Suri Cruise: Look! I'm My Mother's Doppelganger!
Suri Cruise hung out with a few loved ones over the weekend.
No, the group did not include her famous father.
Suri Cruise Helps Mom Celebrate Birthday: See the Cute Pic!
According to at least one recent report, Katie Holmes is pregnant with a baby, courtesy of Jaime Foxx.
We cannot verify the accuracy of this claim, however.
Dec 19, 10:32 am
Posted in: Celebrity Sightings
Suri Cruise: What Does She Look Like Now?!?
According to a controversial report in August, Tom Cruise has not seen his daughter in three years.
Is this really true? We cannot confirm or deny the rumor.
Nov 15, 6:27 am
Katie Holmes Cuddles With Suri Cruise, Tom Cruise Still MIA
There is nothing cuter than a child snuggling up to their mother, as Suri Cruise has demonstrated.
Sep 12, 10:11 am
Posted in: Suri Cruise
Tom Cruise Hasn't Seen Daughter Suri in THREE YEARS?!
It's one of those rumors that at first seems too ridiculous to be true.
But as weeks, months, and then years go by without any official denial it becomes impossible to think it's not rooted in some sort of fact.
Suri Cruise: Ready For Stardom! Katie Holmes Freaking Out!
It was only a matter of time before she decided to go into the family business.
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Yes, Suri Cruise exists. And sort of looks Asian! It wasn't a guarantee that the daughter of Tom Cruise was even real for awhile. Before... More »
Suri Cruise Photos
Suri Cruise Videos
Leah Remini Accuses Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes of Neglecting Suri
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José Arroyo in Conversation with Josh Schulze on 'Alternate Takes'
Joshua Schulze is the new editor of Alternate Takes. James MacDowell one of the original founders of the digital site devoted to film and television criticism tells me that,
'The aim of Alternate Takes is to provide analysis of cinema that is informed by academic debates, but also walks a line between the journalistic review and the critical essay. It publishes long-form essays that embody this ethos, but the most obvious way the site has achieved this compromise position between reviewing and scholarly criticism is by writing about new films twice. First there is a short, evaluative piece that 'spoils' as little as possible about a film, but still grants a sense of the sorts of experience it offers; the idea is that this is a review to read before you see a film. Then, after you've watched it, you can read our Alternate Take – a longer, more in-depth critical piece, which usually digs more deeply into a particular critical issue that the movie raises. While over the years this dual-review format has become less rigidly enforced, the overall approach it fostered has remained the same, and the site has continued to publish film criticism that is in-depth, critical, mindful of social and artistic contexts, but also accessible and enjoyable.'
The impetus for this conversation with Josh Schulze was merely to find out if there was a new direction he, along with co-editors Matt Denny, Patrick Pilkington and Leanne Weston, wanted for the now celebrated digital platform and what that might be.
In the podcast Josh and I discuss Pauline Kael, cinephilia, the pressures of writing quickly and its effects on film reviewing, the nuances of film criticism and how Alternate Takes is devoted at looking at films and television in depth. We also discuss our admiration for the video essays of Adrian Martin, Catherine Grant and Kogonada, and how contributing to Alternate Takes is a great way for early career people and students to explore their ideas and take new approaches to film.
You can find the website here: www.alternatetakes.co.uk/
James MacDowell's thought provoking piece on the raison d'être and purpose of the platform can be found here: www.alternatetakes.co.uk/?2011,3,240
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This Boardman Pewter Lidded Tankard holds 14 oz. and features a plain barrel with domed lid. This tankard is 5 1/4 in. tall, 4 in. at the base and 3 in. at the rim.


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Petrotahlil-According to Petrotahlil, ParsanPolymer company due to facilitate the export and import, opened it's branch in Turkey.
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Q: Change name JSON whit map function JS I'm getting the following array:
var kvArray = [
            {userId: 1, id: 1,title: "sunt"},
            {userId: 1, id: 2,title: "qui"},
            {userId: 1, id: 3, title: "repell"}
          ]

But, I want to change the name in JSON, I used this function but I don't get how to do with the other names:
var reformattedArray = kvArray.map(function(obj){
var rObj = {};
rObj[obj.userId] = obj.firts;
return rObj;
});

the idea is to transform it as follows
//   reformattedArray = [
//              {first: 1, second: 1, third: "sunt"},
//              {first: 1, second: 2, third: "qui"},
//              {first: 1, second: 3, third: "repell"}
//              ]

A: You need to assign all the properties explicitly.

var kvArray = [
    {userId: 1, id: 1,title: "sunt"},
    {userId: 1, id: 2,title: "qui"},
    {userId: 1, id: 3, title: "repell"}
];
var reformattedArray = kvArray.map(({userId, id, title}) =>
    ({first: userId, second: id, third: title}));
console.log(reformattedArray);

A: I think the following would accomplish that:
let newArray = kvArray.map((elm) => {
    let mappedElm = { first: elm.userId, second: elm.id, third: elm.title};
    return mappedElm;
});

A: Using the map function, you can create a new object with the values you want:
var refformattedArray = kvArray.map(function(obj) {
    var rObj = {
        first: obj.userId,
        second: obj.id,
        third: obj.title
    };
    return rObj;
});


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Books & the Arts
October 30, 2000 Issue
By Gene Santoro
The sound of Wrecking Ball (Elektra), Emmylou Harris's 1995 album produced by former Brian Eno/Neville Brothers associate Daniel Lanois, drew me back toward her. But it was her fiercely energetic if unevenly recorded live disc, 1998's Spyboy (Eminent), and the tour that followed with her postpsychedelic power trio that made me want more for the first time since Harris started singing trios with Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt in 1987. I went back and listened to Elite Hotel and Pieces of the Sky (Reprise) and Luxury Liner (Warner Bros.), her early country rock-outs with the Hot Band, which she mostly inherited from the late Gram Parsons (who'd mostly stolen it from Elvis Presley). And even 1972's GP and 1973's Grievous Angel (both Reprise), the two albums on which she duetted with Parsons. Parsons, of course, is the man who turned the Byrds (and subsequently all of Los Angeles) toward what became country-rock, founded the Flying Burrito Brothers, partied (and co-wrote songs) with the Rolling Stones, elevated Harris to national attention and in 1973 was found dead (of coroner-ruled "natural causes") in a motel in Joshua Tree, California. Friends stole his body and burned it in the Joshua Tree National Monument.
How rock and roll can you get? Parsons, never widely famous, became a cult figure. Harris went on to conquer Nashville, continuing the vector Parsons had sketched in his crossover country lilts like "Hickory Wind," "Wheels" and "Sin City" ("On the 31st floor/A gold-plated door/Won't keep out the Lord's burning rain"), all of which became minor classics. She went deep into it, performing at the Ryman Auditorium and so on. Her pretty, soulful, folky voice with the surprisingly resilient country-meets-blues cri de coeur got under my skin less as it settled into Nashville's more predictable contours. I was waiting for the shakeup, for the rock in country-rock to re-emerge and maybe even, with luck, take over.
That's what happened on Wrecking Ball and Spyboy. Fired first by Lanois's Eno-inspired wall-of-sound approach, then by her interracial power trio (guitar whiz Buddy Miller, bass monster Daryl Johnson, agile drummer Brady Blade), Harris didn't so much tear up her country roots as reinfuse them with another set of musical ideas. It was the sound of a perceptual door opening.
And now there's Harris's first studio disc since Wrecking Ball, this time via arty Nonesuch Records, home of the sleeper hit Buena Vista Social Club. Yeah, there may be ironic hay to be made by somebody (not me) out of the fact that Nonesuch has made its bucks as the trendy yuppie label of the eighties and nineties, marketing leather-and-lace Eurotrash hits like the Gypsy Kings. The label's stock in trade is (justly) its critically ratified, near-automatic intellectual heft and its consequent ability to target boomers who scan the Sunday Times each week for what to absorb.
They could do a lot worse than Harris's Red Dirt Girl, most of which–rarely, for her–she wrote herself.
It's a cliché that most people in America want someone else's life. Ever since the Gold Rush was augmented by Hollywood and John Steinbeck's Depression, California has been the golden wet dream for Americans' imaginings of new identities, the place where you could retool yourself and ditch the nasty nagging past you might someday have to answer for–or to.
Yet Harris has been a kind of bellwether of pop music's directions partly because she's so rooted in her past; she's aware of where changes of direction are likely to blow in from. When she started singing with Parsons, country and rock hated each other; over the past decade, as her boomer generation has settled comfortably into middle age, country stars have sounded like the Eagles, who were glossing pages from Parsons's book. Before the current refashionability of bluegrass and that already gone moment of alt-country, Harris was there. On Red Dirt Girl, she connects the dots between the sixties, Springsteen and the post-Hendrix production style that Lanois has refined.
You could argue that Red Dirt Girl updates Hendrix by way of electronica, but with a (relatively) conservative ear cocked backward, for the boomer audience's sake. The entire album is a potpourri of styles, somehow overstuffed and lavish and rippling with suggestive overtones even when it's spare. On the title track, for instance, wisps of overdriven guitar leak almost discreetly into the corners of the soundstage, a sympathetic echo of successive dislocations in the lyrics. Multiple basses rumble and snort through "I Don't Wanna Talk About It Now," reflecting the disoriented but overwhelming focus shaping the singer's emotions. Every cut finds sounds spurting, drifting, poking or sizzling into the deeply textured stereo image, with unexpected and sometimes unsettling results: bits of shock, humor, recognition. Repeatedly, jigs and reels, the staples of Appalachian-descended country, get bushwacked and overlaid or saturated with fuzz and wah-wah washes and distant, jangly electric piano and guitars–of course, always guitars, of every aural hue and cry.
The guitar, rock and roll's conceptual anchor, is the symbol that links Harris and Springsteen. Consider her in-concert staple, "Born to Run": Not Springsteen's song, it takes an angle on male-female relationships that puts the woman in the rock-and-roll driver's seat. In fact, the title track of Red Dirt Girl is a very Boss-like tale of doppelgängers, one of whom gets stuck in the old hometown:
Nobody knows when she started her skid
She was only 27 and she had five kids
Coulda been the whiskey, coulda been the pills
Coulda been the dreams she was tryin' to kill
But there won't be a mention in the News of The World
About the life and the death of a Red Dirt Girl
Named Lillian
Who never got any further across the line than Meridian.
Like Springsteen and Tom Waits, Harris often imagines the characters in her songs as people (or aspects of herself) she's left behind. But in contrast to America's standard-issue California dreamin', she doesn't want to erase her past or disappear beneath each new persona. Which is one of several reasons Gram Parsons hovers, never far, from her music.
"Michelangelo," the CD's second cut, is yet another in a long line of Harris tunes that invoke his ghost, the tragic figure of the flawed genius surrounded by his past choices, via a melody that could have come out of Leonard Cohen and a spare but textured aural background speckled with rumbling bass and acoustic guitar strums and jet-stream wisps of overdriven feedback. "Tragedy" sets its tensions between industrial drumming, a clutch of guitars (including a floating pedal steel) and Springsteen and wife Patti Scialfa on backup Everly-Brothers-go-rhythm-and-blues-flavored vocals after the Boss-ish opening: "Some say it's destiny/Whether triumph or tragedy/But I believe we cast our nets out on the sea/And nothing we gather comes for free."
That sense of responsibility is why Harris doesn't erase history, no matter how she may recast it in literary or imaginative terms. ("Bang the Drum Slowly," a eulogy for her father co-written with Guy Clark, is unabashedly sentimental and biblical, for instance, with an e-bow winding through it like a church organ.) It's also why, along with the likes of Springsteen and Waits, she has struggled with the theme of redemption time after time, whether singing refurbished old hymns in her soaring vibrato or switching to more profane journeys taken from her own and others' searching. Understanding, guilt, salvation and love are bound together in lines like these from "The Pearl": "Like falling stars from the universe we are hurled/Down through the long loneliness of the world/Until we behold the pain become the pearl."
It's a story older than that of Piers Plowman, but it may seem quaint in a day when the word "character" has been vastly reduced in meaning, when the world seems like a welter of wannabe victims lining up for a camera shot. The process of living leaves us scarred, as it did Michelangelo, but that's the price. Cameos come relatively cheap. On the other hand, there's always the twilight solace of Prozac Nation.
Startlingly produced by Malcolm Burn (who engineered and mixed Wrecking Ball), featuring a dozen or so musicians (also including Dave Matthews and Jill Cunniff), Red Dirt Girl is roughly two-thirds dynamite, one-third breathing space. Sonically, it never stops pushing into those post-Hendrix wah-wah soundscapes, including telephone rings and background conversations, tunes starting with the whirr of a tape machine being turned on–a deliberate carelessness of sonic references from outside the soundstage that paradoxically underscore that stage's fierce integrity. Conceptually, the album does what the best country music (which it only vaguely is) has always done: tells us stories about where we come from and warns us to look twice about where we're going.
For Harris never forgets for long our only inevitable destination–which is one big reason you might call this music for grown-ups. Sure, it's boomer music, so there's inevitably some nostalgia, but in Harris's capable, determined, ironic hands, the disc raises more questions than it settles neatly down to bed. And you can hum nearly all of it through the jabs at the job and downers from your parents and/or kids and adrenaline rushes of joy and outbreaks of road rage and those late, ominously clear and sparkling nights when everyone else is finally out cold and you're rhapsodically wishing you had a telescope.
Harris is on tour now. Don't miss her.
Gene Santoro A former working musician and Fulbright Scholar, Gene Santoro also covers film and jazz for the New York Daily News. He has written about pop culture for publications including: The New York Times, Rolling Stone, The New Yorker, The Village Voice, Entertainment Weekly, New York Magazine, Atlantic Monthly, People, The New York Post, Spin, 7 Days and Down Beat. Santoro has authored two essay collections, Dancing In Your Head (1994) and Stir It Up (1997), which were both published by Oxford University Press, and a biography of jazz great Charles Mingus, titled Myself When I Am Real: The Life and Music of Charles Mingus (Oxford, 2000). He is currently completing Made in America, essays about musical countercultures. In addition, Santoro's writing has been included in such anthologies as Reading Jazz: A Gathering of Autobiography, Reportage, and Criticism from 1919 to Now, Mass Culture and Everyday Life, The Oxford Jazz Companion, The Jimi Hendrix Companion and The B.B. King Companion. While contributing articles about rock to the Encyclopedia Brittanica and The Encyclopedia of New York City, he is also on the editorial advisory board of The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz. He has appeared on radio and TV shows like The Edge, Eleventh Hour, All Things Considered and Fresh Air.


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Q: Ideal classifiers in python to fit sparse high dimensional features (with hierarchical classification) This is my task:
I have a set of hierarchical classes (ex. "object/architecture/building/residential building/house/farmhouse")--and I've written two ways of classifying:

*

*treating each class independently (using one model/classifier overall)

*using a tree where each node represents a decision (the root represents "object/", and each level decreases generality), and a specific model/classifier for each node (here, I consider the c (usually 3) highest probabilities that come out of each node, and propagate the probabilities down (summing the log probs) to the leaves), and choose the highest.
I also had to introduce a way to incentivize going further down the tree (as it could stop at say object/architecture/building (if there is the corresponding training data)), and used an arbitrary trial-and-error process to decide specifically how (I don't feel comfortable with this).:
    if numcategories == 4:
        tempscore +=1
    elif numcategories ==5:
        tempscore +=1.3
    elif numcategories ==6:
        tempscore +=1.5
    elif numcategories >6:
        tempscore +=2

It is also important to note that I have around 290k training samples and ~150k (currently/mostly) boolean features (represented with 1.0 or 0.0)--although it's highly sparse, so I use scipy's sparse matrices. Also, there are ~6500 independent classes (though many less for each node in method 2)
With method 1, with scikit's sgdclassifier(loss=hinge), I get around 75-76% accuracy, and with linearsvc, I get around 76-77% (although it's 8-9 times slower).
However, for the second method (which I think can/should ultimately perform better) neither of these classifiers produce true probabilities, and while I've attempted to scale the confidence scores produced by their .decision_functions(), it didn't work well (accuracies of 10-25%). Thus, I switched to logisticregression(), which gets me ~62-63% accuracy. Also, NB based classifiers seem to perform substantially less well.
Ultimately, I have twoish questions:

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*Is there a better classifier (than scikit's logisticregression()) around implemented in python (could be scikit or mlpy/nltk/orange/etc) that can (i) handle sparse matrices, (ii) produce (something close to) probabilities, and (iii) work with multiclass classification?

*Is there some way to handle method two better?
2.a. Specifically, is there some way to better handle incentivizing the classifier to produce results further down the tree?

A: A few ideas you could try:

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*Apply some embedding technique on your features, so as to avoid a large sparse matrix. However, it doesn't fit every case and also requires a lot of work

*Use XGBoost with a custom loss function. In this loss function you can basically apply the logic you've described regarding the depth of the predicted class and provide an incentive for the model to get deeper classes predicted more often. In addition, a tree-based model will benefit you by taking into consideration the correlations between your features


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Sir Douglas Lloyd Savory (17 August 1878 – 5 October 1969) was a professor of French and a member of the Parliament of the United Kingdom.

He was born at Palgrave in Suffolk and educated at Marlborough College and St John's College, Oxford. He taught  French and English including at the University of Marburg before becoming Professor of French Language and Romance Philology at Queen's University, Belfast in 1909. In the First World War, he was attached to the Intelligence Division of the Admiralty.

Following the death of Thomas Sinclair, Savory was elected unopposed as Ulster Unionist Member of Parliament (MP) for the seat of Queen's University of Belfast, retiring from his university chair. He held the seat until its abolition in 1950, at which point he was elected for South Antrim, which he represented until 1955. He was knighted in 1952.

He became special investigator into the Katyn massacre of Polish officers in 1940.  He was president of the Huguenot Society of London.

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The Star-Crossed Han Alister
SPOILER WARNING: if you've not read Flamecaster, stop reading and put this aside until you have. Again: read Flamecaster before you read this post. We'll wait.
Don't say you were not warned.
Ever since the release of the first novel in my Shattered Realms series, I've received feedback from loyal readers up in arms about something that happens early on to one of my own favorite characters--thief turned wizard consort Han sul'Alger.
In Flamecaster, Han Alister is murdered while trying to save his son's life.
Readers who are new to the series took Han's murder in stride. Bad things happen—that's what creates conflict in story.
It's my long-time readers who've cried foul. One loyal reader called it "gratuitous." Another predicted that his heart and soul would be crushed by my "brutal inky fist." Some thought it was an act of convenience, in order to make it easier for readers to move on, or a cheap emotional trick.
It didn't help that this happened in Chapter 2, before readers developed a relationship with Adrian, Lila, Jenna, and the others.
Even though, all along, the series has been presented as a stand-alone "spinoff" from the original, one that focuses on the next generation, some readers feel betrayed by the loss of a character they loved and planned to spend a lot more time with.
In effect: You promised me a happy ending. No. Fair.
They are not appeased by the fact that Han and Raisa spent twenty-five mostly happy years together--years that did not make it onto the page, at least not yet. They are not moved by the argument that life goes on, and a happy ending is not a permanent condition of bliss, except in stories. But, in effect, that's what it seemed to be until I wrote this next chapter.
The worst part is that I knew what would happen, which is why it took me four years to get up the courage to write it.
Some of you know that the first fiction I wrote set in the Seven Realms was an adult high fantasy series known as The Star-Marked Warder. Two of the main characters were teens--Adrian sul'Han and Jenna Bandelow. Adrian's parents, Han Alister and Queen Raisa ana'Marianna were adult characters in those stories. Han appeared only briefly, however, because one of the first things that happens is that he is murdered by assassins in the street, an event that has a profound effect on Adrian.
At the time, this murder didn't take a huge emotional toll on me, because, after all, I did not know Han very well. It's not murder and mayhem that puts us on the edge of our seats—it's when characters we've come to know and love are at risk.
I'd written nearly 500,000 words set in that world when fate intervened in the form of a publication deal for The Warrior Heir, the contemporary YA fantasy that I was shopping at the time. I put my high fantasy stories aside, and wrote two more books in that series.
I always intended to return to the Seven Realms, but found
I enjoyed writing for teens and wanted to continue to write for that audience. From experience with editors and readers, I knew that the stories I'd already written would required considerable revision.
It seemed easier at that point to start fresh. So I took the two adult characters, Han and Raisa, back to when they were teens, and wrote a prequel of sorts to the Star-Marked Warder. That became the Seven Realms series.
In the process I grew to love Han and Raisa. Fiercely. The entire time I was writing about Han, I knew what would happen, in the same way that we know that our loved ones will die someday. I could live with it, as long as it was distant. But, now that I knew him, now that I'd heard his voice and shared his troubles and triumphs over four books, now that I'd experienced his dogged determination to find a path to happiness against all odds--I couldn't deal with carrying on with the story.
So I didn't. I wrote two more novels in my Heir Chronicles series and filled an entire folder with emails from Seven Realms readers asking for more.
What changed my mind is this: I loved the world I'd built and wanted to spend more time in it. I loved so many elements of the stories I'd written in those free times when I was not constantly working on deadline. While it needed extensive revision and reworking, I knew that the bones of a good story were there, complete with pirates and dragons and magemarked heroines.
At this point, the savvy reader might say, It's your story—why don't you change it? And I could. But Han's murder has so much to do with what drives Ash and Alyssa through this series it seemed unfaithful to the story to make a change not to serve the story, but because I am a coward afraid of breaking my own heart—and the hearts of my readers.
So I went forward, entrusting the story to Abby Ranger, an editor who'd worked on The Gray Wolf Throne and The Crimson Crown. Someone who would never allow me to take the easy way out.
I wanted to begin the story a year or two after the murder—so I would not have to witness it. Abby argued that readers deserved to be there, that these events that change lives need to be on stage, in scene, and not in the narrative. Something I've said myself in multiple writing workshops.
A writer friend of mine tells me that I made a brave creative choice in what I did. If so, being brave sucks sometimes.
The truth is…sometimes the good die young. Sometimes the price of loving someone is the possibility of loss. Or, to paraphrase something Han Alister said as he lay dying in the street:
Tell her . . . tell her that having her . . . that being with her . . . that loving her . . . it was worth it.
It was worth it.
I hope that knowing Han, that spending time walking around in his skin through the pages of the Seven Realms – that it was worth the pain that follows. And I hope Han and Raisa's children won't let you down in their quest to make sense of a world that stole their father and sister from them.
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