I'm sure I'm not alone in thinking that the twittersphere and blogosphere, not to mention a vast number of websites, are becoming the domain of the sales people, offering numerous ways to sell their product or their courses or their patented methodology that will make me the accountant that apparently I should be. The bottom line is that unless I change to their ways or use their software my practice is doomed, because the old ways are dying and the sooner I realise it the better. I have to embrace a new 'advisory' ethos and ally this development to a 'digital' way of working. And if I have any doubts as to how to go about this change then they are there to help me, to mentor me and provide all the software I may, no, not may, will need – and all at a very reasonable price.
They seem to ignore the fact that my clients have been asking my advice from the first moment they became clients. They ignore the fact that I would lose lots of clients if I constantly tried to advise them on a topic they were not interested in, because they knew if they needed help they only had to ask. And they ignore the fact that because I have my clients' best interests at heart, and understand their aspirations and working practices, I can and will only raise issues of importance that I believe will help them achieve their goals.
The sales teams rattle on and on, and seem to base their research on looking at websites where they perceive a lack of 'advisory text and content', which may well be the case. But does that mean the accountant is not an 'advisory' practice? Still by far the greatest client winner is personal recommendation, and that's by a mile. Existing clients don't recommend a website, they don't recommend a style, they recommend their accountant because their accountant not only ensured they paid the correct tax, they have also advised them well over the years. Random potential clients trawling accountants' websites for one that specialises in advisory work will make a choice, but I bet their choice will not be made because they like what the website says.
As for the digital aspect, I simply cannot fathom how they think any practice can exist nowadays without already operating digitally. What they mean, of course, is that we need to be a digital practice that uses their digital offering.
What none of them actually do is help me to become a better accountant – not an advisor, not a computer operator but a better accountant. Clients turn to an accountant because they have questions concerning tax, because they have questions about how they can provide for their family's future. If they go into business they turn to an accountant because they have questions about VAT, payroll, HR and tax. The fact that we are there for them means we have become their number-one trusted advisors, and what is important to me is the word 'trust'. We are trusted because we don't constantly try to sell them something under the guise that it is in their best interests.
Now if those salesmen and women who want to sell successfully to accountants started with the same premise, and stopped shouting at us all day long that we are doing it all wrong, who knows what they could achieve? Sell to me by all means, but sell to me in a sensible way, with recognition that I have a client base that won't all want what you are selling. Telling me I'm doing it all wrong is most definitely not the way to get either my respect or, more importantly, my business.


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Q: Discord.js doesn't create temporary channels I'm trying to make a bot which will create temporary voice channles
Code:
var temporary = []

client.on('voiceStateUpdate', (oldMember, newMember) => {
    const mainCatagory = '677192265491415041';
    const mainChannel = '677875869351542803';
    if (newMember.voiceChannelID == mainChannel) {
        newMember.guild.createChannel(`${newMember.user.username} 5vs5`, { type: 'voice', parent: mainCatagory })
            .then(async channel => {

                temporary.push({ newID: channel.id, guild: channel.guild })
                // A new element has been added to temporary array!
                await newMember.setVoiceChannel(channel.id)
            })
    }
    if (temporary.length >= 0) for (let i = 0; i < temporary.length; i++) {
        // Finding...
        let ch = temporary[i].guild.channels.find(x => x.id == temporary[i].newID)
        // Channel Found!
        ch.setUserLimit(5)
        if (ch.members.size <= 0) {
            ch.delete(1000)
            // Channel has been deleted!
            return temporary.splice(i, 1)
        }
    }
})

Why it doesn't work?
it worked fine before i reinstalled system
node: 13.10.1
Win: 10

A: I can see you are having issues with asynchronous code.  You have the following line:
await newMember.setVoiceChannel(channel.id)
That is not getting awaited as you are expecting it to because it falls within the block of a .then.  The await only affects the code in that async block in the .then statement, and since nothing occurs after that line, it's not functionally doing anything different than it would if you didn't await it.
You should try to avoid mixing .then and async/await if possible (there are reasons you might mix but you need to know what you are doing).  In this case I suggest setting the entire event handler to be async and await both.
Note: The following assumes you are using discord.js v11, which is consistent with your earlier code sample.  If you are using v12 you should be using guild.channels.create(), guild.channels.cache.find(), and newMember.voice.setChannel() instead.  You said you just installed a new instance of node and presumable discord.js so you may in fact be on v12 now and that could be part of your issue.
client.on('voiceStateUpdate', async (oldMember, newMember) => {
    const mainCatagory = '677192265491415041';
    const mainChannel = '677875869351542803';
    if (newMember.voiceChannelID == mainChannel) {
        let channel = await newMember.guild.createChannel(`${newMember.user.username} 5vs5`, { type: 'voice', parent: mainCatagory })

        temporary.push({ newID: channel.id, guild: channel.guild })
        // A new element has been added to temporary array!
        await newMember.setVoiceChannel(channel.id)
    }
    // The rest of your code.
}

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package org.drools.compiler.kie.builder.impl;

import java.util.Collection;

import org.drools.compiler.compiler.io.memory.MemoryFileSystem;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.kie.api.builder.KieFileSystem;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;

public class KieFileSystemImplTest {

    KieFileSystemImpl kieFileSystem;

    @Before
    public void setup() {
        kieFileSystem = new KieFileSystemImpl();
    }

    @Test
    public void testClone() throws Exception {
        KieFileSystem clonedKieFileSystem = kieFileSystem.clone();
        MemoryFileSystem clonedMfs = ( (KieFileSystemImpl) clonedKieFileSystem ).getMfs();
        Collection<String> clonedFileNames = clonedMfs.getFileNames();

        assertTrue( kieFileSystem != clonedKieFileSystem );
        assertTrue( kieFileSystem.getMfs() != clonedMfs );
        assertEquals( kieFileSystem.getMfs().getFileNames(), clonedFileNames );
    }
}

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These procedures give interventional radiologists the opportunity to treat numerous types of medical conditions that may have previously required surgery. Using imaging techniques to guide them, these minimally-invasive procedures rarely require the use of general anesthesia and most patients experience less pain than traditional surgery.
What procedures are performed using interventional radiology?


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Same-sex Marriage in Washington
Seattle City Hall becomes state's same-sex marriage capital
Chronicle Web Staff
Bettina Hansen/Associated PressMary Davidson, 27, left, and her bride Monica Rozgay, 29, take a breather outside in advance of their official midnight ceremony at The Seattle Yacht Club early Sunday Dec. 9, 2012. Rozgay and Davidson, of Seattle, were one of the first couples to wed following the passage of Referendum 74, which approved a bill legalizing same-sex marriage in the state of Washington. (AP Photo/The Seattle Times, Bettina Hansen)
Elaine Thompson/Associated PressTerry Gilbert, left, kisses his husband Paul Beppler after wedding at Seattle City Hall, becoming among the first gay couples to legally wed in the state, Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012, in Seattle. Gov. Chris Gregoire signed a voter-approved law legalizing gay marriage Dec. 5 and weddings for gay and lesbian couples began in Washington on Sunday, following the three-day waiting period after marriage licenses were issued earlier in the week. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Rachel La Corte/STFMatthew Wiltse, right, and Jonathon Bashford, left, hold hands as they are married at the Thurston County Courthouse just after midnight on Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012, in Olympia, Wash. Sunday is the first day same-sex couples can marry under Washington state's new voter-approved law allowing gay marriage.(AP Photo/Rachel La Corte)
Rachel La Corte/STFMatthew Wiltse, right, and Jonathon Bashford, left, are married by Thurston County Superior Court Judge Chris Wickham at the Thurston County Courthouse just after midnight on Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012, in Olympia, Wash. Sunday is the first day same-sex couples can marry under Washington state's new voter-approved law allowing gay marriage. (AP Photo/Rachel La Corte)
Rachel La Corte/STFMatthew Wiltse, left, and Jonathon Bashford arrive at the courtroom they'll be married in just after midnight on Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012, in Olympia, Wash. Sunday is the first day same-sex couples can marry under Washington state's new voter-approved law allowing gay marriage. (AP Photo/Rachel La Corte)

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Sir Cliff Richard, geboren als Harry Rodger Webb (Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, 14 oktober 1940), is een Britse zanger en acteur. In 1995 is hij geridderd en werd zijn artiestennaam ook zijn officiële naam.

Biografie
Harry Webb werd geboren in Lucknow in India en koos zijn artiestennaam in 1958. Zijn eerste nummer Move It was eigenlijk het b-kantje van een cover namelijk het nummer Schoolboy crush, maar Radio Luxemburg koos voor deze kant en het kwam op de tweede plaats terecht in de Britse hitlijst. In 1999 scoorde hij zijn laatste nummer 1-hit in Engeland met The Millennium Prayer. Hij heeft in de jaren 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 en 00 in de Nederlandse en Belgische hitlijsten gestaan.

Zijn carrière werd in de beginjaren geïnspireerd door Elvis Presley. Zijn begeleidingsgroep heette eerst The Drifters, maar omdat er in de VS al een band bestond met die naam werd dat The Shadows. Het was tot 1969 zijn vaste begeleidingsgroep. Meer dan 260 miljoen platen gingen van hem over de toonbank. Cliff Richard speelde in de films Serious Charge (1959), The Young Ones (1961), Summer Holiday (1963), Wonderful Life (1964) en Finders Keepers (1966).

Hij vertegenwoordigde het Verenigd Koninkrijk op het Eurovisiesongfestival met de nummers Congratulations in 1968 en Power To All Our Friends in 1973, waarmee hij respectievelijk de tweede en de derde plaats behaalde.

Hij zet zich onder andere in voor jong aanstormend tennistalent en is dan ook vaak te zien bij tenniswedstrijden. Op 3 juli 1996 was hij als toeschouwer aanwezig op het grandslamtoernooi op Wimbledon en gaf hij tijdens een lange onderbreking vanwege regen spontaan een a-capella-miniconcert voor de toeschouwers op het centre court. In het spontaan gevormde achtergrondkoor deden onder anderen Martina Navrátilová en Virginia Wade mee.

Zijn wijngaarden in Portugal leveren hem zijn eigen wijn op. Tevens heeft hij vier eigen parfums. Deze zijn genoemd naar zijn hits: Miss You Nights, Dreammaker, Devil Woman en Summer Holiday (alle vier de titels zong hij tijdens Here and Now). Sinds 1964 is Cliff Richard een overtuigd christen en hij heeft sindsdien ook gospelmuziek op zijn repertoire. De zanger is nooit getrouwd. In 2002 hield de BBC een stemming voor de 100 Greatest Britons waarbij Richard op de 56e plaats eindigde.

In 2008 stond Cliff Richard vijftig jaar op de planken. Dit vierde hij met zijn Timemachine Tour die hem vanaf november door het Verenigd Koninkrijk bracht. In het najaar van 2009 bracht hij een aantal concerten, samen met The Shadows.

De zanger werd in 2013 beschuldigd van seksueel misbruik van minderjarigen. Hij werd nooit aangeklaagd of vervolgd. De politie bood na jarenlang onderzoek excuses aan voor de verdachtmakingen. De BBC werd voor haar wijze van berichtgeving veroordeeld en betaalde zo'n twee miljoen pond schadevergoeding.

Fotogalerij

Discografie

Albums

|-
|align="left"|40 Golden greats||1977||15 oktober 1977||19||9|| Verzamelalbum
|-
|align="left"|Rock 'n roll juvenile||1979||15 september 1979||20||8||
|-
|align="left"|I'm no hero||1980||13 september 1980||11||8||
|-
|align="left"|Grootste hits||1981||14 februari 1981||10||16|| Verzamelalbum
|-
|align="left"|Now you see me, now you don't||1982||4 september 1982||27||5||
|-
|align="left"|Always guaranteed||1987||10 oktober 1987||13||11||
|-
|align="left"|The hit list||1994||22 oktober 1994||30||16|| Verzamellabum
|-
|align="left"|40 Years of hits in Holland||1998||11 april 1998||11||20|| Verzamelalbum
|-
|align="left"|Something's goin' on||2004||6 november 2004||67||1||
|-
|align="left"|Reunited - 50th anniversary album||18 september 2009||26 september 2009||72||1|| met The Shadows / Verzamelalbum
|-
|align="left"|Bold as brass||8 oktober 2010||16 oktober 2010||79||1||
|-
|align="left"|Soulicious||7 oktober 2011||15 oktober 2011||90||1||
|-
|align="left"|The Fabulous Rock'n'Roll Songbook||8 november 2013||16 november 2013||86||1*||
|}

|-
|align="left"|Cliff at Christmas||2003||27 december 2003||43||4||
|-
|align="left"|Bold as brass||2010||23 oktober 2010||99||2||
|-
|align="left"|The fabulous rock 'n roll songbook||2013||22 november 2013||113||4||
|-
|align="left"|75 at 75||2015||26 september 2015||110||4||
|-
|align="left"|Just... fabulous rock 'n' roll||2016||19 november 2016||109||3||
|-
|align="left"|Rise up||2015||28 maart 2015||77||1*||
|}

 Singles

|-
|align="left" colspan="6"|Pre-Top 40
|-
|align="left"|Living doll||1959||09-1959||2||6|| met The Drifters
|-
|align="left"|Travelin' light||1960||01-1960||15||2|| met The Shadows
|-
|align="left"|Voice in the wilderness||1960||06-1960||15||1|| met The Shadows / Nr. 14 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Fall in love with you||1960||07-1960||15||1|| met The Shadows / Nr. 12 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Please don't tease||1960||09-1960||7||3|| met The Shadows / Nr. 8 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Nine times out of ten||1961||01-1961||7||2|| met The Shadows
|-
|align="left"|I love you||1961||02-1961||9||3|| met The Shadows / Nr. 6 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Theme for a dream||1961||05-1961||15||2|| met The Shadows / Nr. 12 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Gee whiz it's you||1961||07-1961||14||2|| met The Shadows
|-
|align="left"|A girl like you||1961||08-1961||8||4|| met The Shadows / Nr. 7 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|When the girl in your arms is the girl in your heart||1962||01-1962||14||3|| met The Shadows
|-
|align="left"|The young ones||1962||03-1962||2||7|| met The Shadows / Nr. 1 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Do you want to dance||1962||07-1962||1||5|| met The Shadows / Nr. 1 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Lessons in love||1962||10-1962||12||3|| Nr. 7 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|It'll be me||1962||11-1962||2||5|| met The Shadows / Nr. 2 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Forty days||1963||02-1963||12||2|| Nr. 8 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Bachelor Boy / The next time||1963||02-1963||1||5|| met The Shadows / Nr. 1 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Y'arriva||1963||02-1963||17||3||
|-
|align="left"|Summer Holiday||1963||05-1963||3||5|| met The Shadows / Nr. 2 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Lucky lips||1963||06-1963||2||6|| met The Shadows / Nr. 1 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|It's all in the game / Your eyes tell on you||1963||10-1963||6||4|| Nr. 4 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left" colspan="6"|Tijd voor Teenagers Top 10
|-
|align="left"|Maria no mas||1963||30 november 1963||2||13||
|-
|align="left"|Don't talk to him||1963||7 december 1963||5||5|| met The Shadows
|-
|align="left"|Big news||1963||7 december 1963||20||4||
|-
|align="left"|I'm the lonely one||1964||22 februari 1964||3||14|| met The Shadows
|-
|align="left"|J'attendrai||1964||5 maart 1964||26||4||
|-
|align="left"|Constantly||1964||16 mei 1964||3||11||
|-
|align="left"|On the beach||26 juni 1964||15 augustus 1964||3||8|| met The Shadows
|-
|align="left"|The twelfth of never||1964||17 oktober 1964||13||11||
|-
|align="left"|I could easily fall (in love with you)||1964||26 december 1964||3||10|| met The Shadows
|-
|align="left" colspan="6"|Top 40
|-
|align="left"|I could easily fall (in love with you)||1964||2 januari 1965||4||13|| met The Shadows
|-
|align="left"|The minute you're gone||1965||3 april 1965||21||9||
|-
|align="left"|On my word||1965||26 juni 1965||20||9||
|-
|align="left"|Angel||1965||28 augustus 1965||40||2||
|-
|align="left"|Wind me up (let me go)||1966||7 januari 1966||36||3|| Nr. 15 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Blue turns to grey||1966||16 april 1966||18||7|| met The Shadows
|-
|align="left"|Visions||1966||20 augustus 1966||21||6||
|-
|align="left"|Time drags by||1966||5 november 1966||37||2|| met The Shadows
|-
|align="left"|In the country||1967||7 januari 1967||12||8|| met The Shadows / Nr. 14 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|It's all over||1967||8 april 1967||24||6||
|-
|align="left"|I'll come runnin||1967||24 juni 1967||31||4||
|-
|align="left"|The day I met Marie||1967||2 september 1967||8||11|| Nr. 7 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|All my love||1967||25 november 1967||11||10|| Nr. 12 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Congratulations||1968||30 maart 1968||1(4wk)||14|| Nr. 1 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Marianne||1968||2 november 1968||37||1||
|-
|align="left"|Good times (Better times)||1969||22 maart 1969||9||6|| Nr. 12 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Big ship||1969||31 mei 1969||tip||-||
|-
|align="left"|Early in the morning||1969||6 september 1969||tip||-||
|-
|align="left"|Throw down a line||1969||13 september 1969||tip||-|| met Hank B. Marvin
|-
|align="left"|Joy of living||1970||21 februari 1970||tip||-|| met Hank B. Marvin
|-
|align="left"|Goodbye Sam, hello Samantha||1970||18 juli 1970||22||5|| Nr. 20 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Ain't got time anymore||1970||5 september 1970||tip9||-||
|-
|align="left"|Sunny honey girl||1971||6 maart 1971||tip13||-||
|-
|align="left"|Silvery rain||1971||1 mei 1971||tip17||-||
|-
|align="left"|Power to all our friends||1973||21 april 1973||1(4wk)||12|| Nr. 1 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Take me high||1974||23 februari 1974||34||3|| Nr. 27 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Miss you nights||1976||17 april 1976||10||8|| Nr. 10 in de Single Top 100 / Alarmschijf
|-
|align="left"|I can't ask for anymore than you||1976||18 september 1976||tip11||-||
|-
|align="left"|Hey Mr Dreammaker||1977||29 januari 1977||22||5|| Nr. 21 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|My kinda life||1977||9 april 1977||20||5|| Nr. 18 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|When two worlds drift apart||1977||16 juli 1977||tip5||-||
|-
|align="left"|We Don't Talk Anymore||1979||18 augustus 1979||3||11|| Nr. 4 in de Single Top 100 / Alarmschijf
|-
|align="left"|Carrie||1980||5 januari 1980||29||5|| Nr. 29 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Dreamin'''||1980||30 augustus 1980||12||7|| Nr. 15 in de Single Top 100 / Alarmschijf|-
|align="left"|A little in love||1981||10 januari 1981||tip4||-|| Nr. 38 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Wired for sound||1981||31 oktober 1981||31||4|| Nr. 34 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Daddy's home||1981||19 december 1981||14||8|| Nr. 14 in de Single Top 100 / Alarmschijf|-
|align="left"|The only way out||1982||7 augustus 1982||13||6|| Nr. 20 in de Single Top 100 / Alarmschijf|-
|align="left"|Where do we go from here||1982||9 oktober 1982||tip7||-||
|-
|align="left"|She means nothing to me||1983||26 februari 1983||tip20||-|| met Phil Everly
|-
|align="left"|True love ways||1983||7 mei 1983||tip2||-|| met London Philharmonic Orchestra / Nr. 41 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Please don't fall in love||1984||28 januari 1984||tip20||-||
|-
|align="left"|She's so beautiful||1985||28 september 1985||tip17||-||
|-
|align="left"|Living doll||1986||12 april 1986||1(4wk)||10|| met The Young Ones / Nr. 1 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|All I ask of you||1986||6 december 1986||tip6||-|| met Sarah Brightman
|-
|align="left"|Slow rivers||1986||20 december 1986||tip14||-|| met Elton John
|-
|align="left"|Some People||1987||3 oktober 1987||4||10|| Nr. 5 in de Single Top 100 / Alarmschijf|-
|align="left"|My pretty one||1987||-|||||| Nr. 92 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Mistletoe & wine||1988||-|||||| Nr. 71 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|The Best of Me||1989||10 juni 1989||tip12||-|| Nr. 55 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|I just don't have the heart||1989||30 september 1989||tip19||-|| Nr. 67 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Lean on you||1989||18 november 1989||tip15||-|| Nr. 66 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Living doll||1998||18 april 1998||tip18||-|| met The Shadows / Nr. 7 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|Can't keep this feeling in||1998||-|||||| Nr. 83 in de Single Top 100
|-
|align="left"|The millennium prayer||1999||18 december 1999||14||3|| Nr. 12 in de Single Top 100
|}

|-
|align="left"|Living doll||1959||1 oktober 1959||16||12||
|-
|align="left"|Nine times out of ten||1961||1 januari 1961||13||4||
|-
|align="left"|I love you||1961||1 februari 1961||14||8||
|-
|align="left"|Theme for a dream||1961||1 mei 1961||16||4||
|-
|align="left"|Gee wizz it's you||1961||1 juni 1961||20||4||
|-
|align="left"|A girl like you||1961||1 september 1961||15||4||
|-
|align="left"|When the girl in your arms is the girl in your heart||1961||1 december 1961||4||12||
|-
|align="left"|The young ones||1962||1 maart 1962||4||16||
|-
|align="left"|Do you want to dance||1962||1 juni 1962||4||16||
|-
|align="left"|It'll be me||1962||1 september 1962||8||16||
|-
|align="left"|The next time/bachelor boy||1963||1 januari 1963||3||12||
|-
|align="left"|Summer Holiday||1963||1 maart 1963||5||12||
|-
|align="left"|Lucky lips||1963||1 juni 1963||1(1wk)||12||
|-
|align="left"|It's all in the game||1963||1 september 1963||6||16||
|-
|align="left"|Don't talk to him||1963||1 december 1963||7||8||
|-
|align="left"|Maria no mas||1964||1 februari 1964||4||8||
|-
|align="left"|Constantly||1964||1 mei 1964||9||16||
|-
|align="left"|On the beach||1964||1 augustus 1964||10||4||
|-
|align="left"|I could easily fall (in love with you||1965||1 februari 1965||17||8||
|-
|align="left"|Angel||1965||1 mei 1965||14||10||
|-
|align="left"|All my love||1967||16 december 1967||3||12||
|-
|align="left"|Congratulations||1968||6 april 1968||1(4wk)||14||
|-
|align="left"|Wonderful world||1968||3 augustus 1968||20||2||
|-
|align="left"|Marianne||1968||26 oktober 1968||18||3||
|-
|align="left"|Good times (better times)||1969||19 april 1969||8||6||
|-
|align="left"|Big ship||1969||12 juli 1969||13||4||
|-
|align="left"|Throw down a line||1969||25 oktober 1969||12||4||
|-
|align="left"|Goodbye Sam, hello Samantha||1970||25 juli 1970||4||12||
|-
|align="left"|Sunny honey girl||1971||27 februari 1971||30||1||
|-
|align="left"|Power to al our friends||1973||14 april 1973||2||12||
|-
|align="left"|Miss you nights||1976||15 mei 1976||17||4||
|-
|align="left"|I can't ask for anymore than you||1976||2 oktober 1976||23||1||
|-
|align="left"|My kinda life||1977||16 april 1977||19||4||
|-
|align="left"|We don't talk anymore||1979||1 september 1979||1(2wk)||12||
|-
|align="left"|Carrie||1980||2 februari 1980||26||2||
|-
|align="left"|Dreamin||1980||6 september 1980||2||12||
|-
|align="left"|Just another guy||1980||6 december 1980||24||5||
|}

Radio 2 Top 2000

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|align="left"|Bachelor boy||886||1061||1532||-||1891||1769||1817||1671||1705||1723||1653||1953||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-
|-
|align="left"|Congratulations||624||1093||1417||-||-||1996||1925||1983||1926||1884||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-
|-
|align="left"|Do you want to dance||644||881||749||1450||1334||1342||1375||1478||1412||1364||1623||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-||-
|-
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A visit to Whittier, and a ride through North America's longest rail/highway tunnel
In 1923 President Warren G. Harding drove a golden spike just north of Nenana, completing the Alaska Railroad's main line. The line extended 470 miles from Seward to Fairbanks, and is still the major backbone of the Alaska Railroad today. Over the years since there have been various additions and branches added, from the 28 mile Eilson Branch extending from Fairbanks to the Eilson Air Force Base, to the short Anchorage International Airport Branch which connects the railroad to the airport and is used occasionally for cruise ship passengers. Today, however, we turn our focus onto one of the railroad's most important branches, the Whittier Branch.
Completed in 1943, the Whittier Branch connected the Alaska Railroad's main line to the ice-free port of Whittier. Though a branch to Whittier had been considered for years prior, the project only came to fruition because of World War II. Whittier was not only a shortcut compared to the railroad's other ice-free port in Seward, reduced exposure of ships to Japanese submarines, and was harder to bomb by plane because of the frequent bad weather.
On the route of the Glacier Discovery – visiting Whittier and the flag stop at Spencer Glacier.
The most notable characteristic of the branch are the two tunnels used to pass through the mountains surrounding Whittier. A one mile tunnel was needed to get through Begich Peak, and a 2.5 mile tunnel passed through Maynard Mountain. While the shorter tunnel exists much as it did when it was first constructed, the longer tunnel has had extensive work to allow cars and trucks to pass through.
Col. Benjamin B. Talley, commander of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Alaska (second from right) and Lt. Gen. Simon B. Buckner Jr., commander of the Alaska Defense Command (third from right), enter the Whittier Tunnel during a holing through ceremony Nov. 20, 1942. Photo from the US Army Corps of Engineers.
Gone are the days where Whittier was just a military port – today it is an attractive ingress to Alaska used by boaters, freight ships and cruise liners. But up until the late 1990s Whittier was not accessible by car. The Alaska Railroad operated a shuttle service where cars could be transported by flatcar to Whittier, but it was not the most ideal option. While constructing a new highway over the mountain, or constructing another tunnel were all considered, the most cost effective solution was to modify the Alaska Railroad's existing tunnel to allow road vehicles to traverse the mountain into Whittier.
Construction work to convert the railroad tunnel into a dual rail/highway tunnel. Photos from Hatch Mott McDonald.
Completed in June of 2000, the modified tunnel is the longest dual purpose rail and highway tunnel in North America. Built to endure the harsh Alaskan climate, the tunnel is able to operate in temperatures down to -40°F, winds of 150 MPH, and the portal buildings are able to withstand avalanches. Trains are still an important part of the traffic using the tunnel, and it employs a computerized traffic control system to regulate both vehicular and rail traffic in both directions. Besides special cruise ship trains, Alaska Railroad passenger service along the branch and through the tunnels is on the Glacier Discovery train. Freight remains an integral part of the railroad's operations on the branch, and it is from Whittier that the railroad is connected by barge to Seattle and Prince Rupert, British Columbia.
While plenty of people on YouTube have recorded the journey through the tunnel by car, we get to take a unique journey through by train, thanks to my camera mounted on the front of one of the Alaska Railroad's locomotives. In typical Whittier fashion, it is raining, but you get the general experience of leaving the port of Whittier, waiting for access into the tunnel, and traversing both tunnels on the branch. Enjoy!
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Jeff M. says:
That is amazing! YOU are amazing! How did you ever get them to allow you to attach your camera to the front of the engine?
Barton Jennings says:
The NRHS chartered the train and Emily asked permission and immediately got it. The Alaska Railroad was wonderful to work with on this event.
Yeah, the folks from the Alaska Railroad were really great. I didn't think they'd actually say yes!
Miles Post says:
You have a very intense interest in trains compared to most American females your age. I'm part of a four-man train crew and we had a young lady, new on the job, chauffering us to the hotel after we completed our work. The engineer was wearing "bib" overalls. The young lady wanted to know which one of us shoveled the coal. All of her knowledge about trains was gained from watching "The Polar Express." She admitted it. That is, simultaneously, sad, scary and worrisome. By the way, Bart Jennings and I are buddies. We're riding a Kansas City Southern passenger train tomorrow.
I had no idea there was such a thing as a tunnel which alternated between trains and cars. Thanks so much for this!


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Fortress America, Global Resistance, Right to the City
Dark Days, Hawaii, homeless, homelessness, On the Streets, Street Wise, The Guardian
Hawaii Proposes Radical Prescriptions for Curing Homelessness
Trying to grasp the interplay between the US homeless crisis and the capital housing market can be a tad tricky at times. So often homelessness is viewed as the fallout of addiction or bad life choices, or the after affect of incarceration.
After the housing market crash which saw hundreds of thousands of Americans lose their homes, a large number of which were illegal foreclosures, we saw suddenly this overlap between the speculated value of a house and the often violent eviction of law-abiding home owners.
Not much happened in retaliation at first. Not until a couple years later when Occupy Wall Street ramped up did a true mass movement against criminal banks and reckless landlords finally connect in the public's mind our perverse induced scarcity of resources where in fact none actually exists.
Those people you see sleeping on benches would be housed in a just and equitable society, and we wouldn't have to build a damn thing.
Streetwise is a 1984 documentary film by director Martin Bell. It followed in the wake of a July 1983 Life magazine article, "Streets of the Lost", by writer Cheryl McCall and photographer Mary Ellen Mark, Bell's wife.
Fortress America, Global Resistance
Arab Spring, Ben Carson, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Would Have Won, Betsy Devos, Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren, Feinstein, HUD, Lansing, Michigan, Schumer, Science March, Womens March
Is America Ready for Its Own Arab Spring?
Well, the nightmare we knew was coming is finally here. Donald Trump is in charge of America. In a matter of hours he proved just how belligerent his administration will be towards workers, women, scientists, and immigrants alike.
Yes this nightmare is now reality, and no amount of drinking will change that. I know, I tried.
Always eager to make matters worse, Senate Democrats have unabashedly voted to confirm Trump's insane cabinet picks. Elizabeth Warren voted for Ben Carson for HUD secretary. Schumer and Feinstein voted for every one of them they could.
Some have wondered how establishment Dems could possibly go along with this. Isn't it obvious? They were never afraid of Trump getting elected, just like they aren't afraid to confirm Trump's cabinet picks. They pose no threat to their Wallstreet backers, no threat to the status quo of capital. They were afraid of Bernie, he was the one they had to stop.
Fortress America, Livable Streets, Right to the City
affordable housing, AirBNB, baby, death, developers, displacement, exposure, gentrification, homeless, livable streets, market rate housing, Portland, shelter, unaffordable housing, Willamette Week
AirBNB, Displacement, and Freezing the Homeless to Death
On Martin Luther King Day it was reported an infant, possibly only hours old, had died in a homeless camp near a bus stop in downtown Portland, Oregon. First responders rushed the baby to OHSU, but it was too late. Reports were inconclusive as to whether the child was in fact stillborn, or died shortly after in what has become one of the most severe winters in what's normally a very mild boreal climate.
This is certainly a tragic confluence of lack of mental health and homeless services, as well as an immediate incapability to shelter Portland's thousands of homeless people when temperatures take a sudden plunge.
But even deeper is the problem of sky-rocketing rents, out of state developers pushing speculation in rental markets, a lack of affordable housing, and a booming cycle of new unaffordable condo construction.
A baby is dead after being found with his homeless mother at a Portland bus stop. @NigelJaquiss reports. https://t.co/pERlSNanXg pic.twitter.com/9btouxGVzm
— Aaron Mesh (@AaronMesh) January 17, 2017
Fortress America, Global Resistance, Water Wars
Before the Flood, Bernie Sanders, climate change, Dakota Access Pipeline, Earth First, Fisher Stevens, global warming, Hayduke Lives, hillary clinton, Jill Stein, Leonardo DiCaprio, Monkey Wrench Gang, NoDAPL, Obama
Fighting for Life Against the Death Cult of Capitalism
In a week this total fraud of an election will be over, and among the great number of things they have in common, one of the two disaster candidates elected will be in full support of the Dakota Access Pipeline. We could have had Bernie Sanders. We could have had Jill Stein. But nope. The fossil fuel industry owns both the Democrat and Republican parties.
What's so impressive is how many so-called progressives have convinced themselves that their center-Right neoliberal candidate shares their values and morality. Hillary supporters say Jill Stein is crazy, yet their reasons for supporting Hillary are all issues that Stein actually supports and Hillary actually doesn't support. Are they just selectively sexist or what?
So once again we get conned into a rigged oligarchy that caters the illusion of choice, and once again the real work, the real Hope and Change rests on the front line communities; the rebels chaining themselves to bulldozers, building barricades, getting beaten by police and bitten by attack dogs.
Happening now: #NoDAPL water protectors blockading highway 1806 with cars, tires & fire amid fears 100+ police about to raid resistance camp pic.twitter.com/GGwD8IRAK5
— Democracy Now! (@democracynow) October 27, 2016
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Yes, We're Still Going Broke Subsidizing Sprawl
Over the last couple years I've critiqued the ways urbanists have promoted unaffordable hi-rise condos as being somehow sustainable, how they've perverted notions of density and equity for PR purposes with the ultimate goal of making money in real estate. It's true, making cities so unaffordable that workers can no longer live there is a mistake. Because the place they'll be forced to move to is far, far worse.
There's a perception that the housing crash of 2008 halted suburban sprawl. In some places, it did just that. But we're almost ten years past that epoch, and the home builders associations have been lobbying like they always do for more construction in placeless environs where silly things like public transit or public squares remain unthinkable.
Still too are marketing shills paid to intertwine the idea of upward mobility with urban flight as somehow still being a positive thing. Take this cringe-worthy quote from Ford Motor Company chief sales analyst Erich Merkle on CNN: "[Millennials] might be able to hold off for a period of time, but at some point they will have families, move to the suburbs, and they are going to purchase many, many new cars."
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The Betrayal of Bernie Sanders
Bernie and Hillary may be at opposite ends of the political spectrum, but they do have one thing in common: they both want you to take Donald Trump very seriously. As do a lot of voters claiming they're terrified of Mr. Solid Gold Dumpster Fire. Hillary's only chance requires distracting us from her record by reinforcing just how terrified we should be. She's even conned Bernie into fearing The Orange One.
But we've heard this same refrain every SINGLE election. We get served regressive neoliberalism on a platter. We're told this is as good as it's going to get, lest we waste our vote on some Third Party out of absurdities like principle or conscience.
It's gotten damn disturbing lately, though. Hillary Inc. is scared of losing the presidency a second time. And now they've got Wikileaks and an army of hackers exposing their corruption.
So what's their strategy to counter her growing unpopularity with independent voters? Copy Bush, of course. They've adopted his whole "You're either with us or against us!" bullying tactic to mask how shitty their candidate truly is.
black lives matter, Cadillac Square, Campus Martius, Dan Gilbert, David Harvey, Detroit, Georges-Eugène Haussmann, Gezi park, High Line, Istanbul, Occupy Wall Street, Paris commune, Project for Public Space, Zuccotti Park
Public Space Is Fundamental to Democracy, No Wonder It's Under Attack
A true public space is overtly political in that it is a democratized space. That is, there is no regular programming which dictates the goings on within such a space. Instead, the day to day happenings are largely decided by those who use the place. City government or other municipalities can manage or maintain public space, but cannot impose additional restrictive rules or regulations if the park or plaza is to remain truly democratic.
To enjoy such a space involves trusting strangers, and in all relationships of trust, there is risk. In the midst of food carts and outdoor chess there is also crime, and even the rare act of terrorism.
As the Project for Public Space has written in the past: "With mounting public anxiety, and the fact that the distinction between public and private space is becoming increasingly blurred, there is greater likelihood that places will be more intensely monitored, surveyed, even militarized, in order to evoke a sense of safety."
Detroit—about 1917: #LOC pic.twitter.com/Uqvb7xEVo5
— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) March 3, 2016
This is certainly true in Detroit's rebounding downtown. Once a bustling capital of midwest industry, Detroit's city center was hollowed out by freeways and parking lots. Only recently have big money billionaires like Quicken Loan czar Dan Gilbert reinvested in downtown.
Fortress America, Right to the City, Water Wars
arson, Ben Kramp, Detroit, Detroit riots, DetroitHydrants.com, Kevyn Orr, Mayor Bing, Mayor Duggan, Motor City Muckraker, Resurget Cineribus, Rick Snyder, Walking Dead
Detroit's Arson Crisis: 'We Don't Need No Water, Let the Motherfucker Burn'
In Flint, you can't drink the water. In Detroit, you can't turn on the water.
Thousands of Detroiters have had their tap water cut by the city for late bills in what the United Nations considers a humanitarian crime. At the same time as water won't flow from the tap, hundreds – if not thousands – of the city's fire hydrants no longer function.
Arsonists know this. They also know barely any of the of fires set each year get investigated. How many fires are we talking here? Motor City Muckraker recently tallied the total.
10,000 fires in just three years. That's how fast Detroit is burning. Like so many stories of collapse in Michigan, you have to ask: how the fuck did it get this bad?
Since the riots in the early 1940's and late 1960's, fire has been a common tool of the discontented, the outraged, the hopeless, and the pyromaniacs of Detroit. Devil's Night (on the eve of Halloween each year) became a legendary evening of arson for the city, with one single night in the 80's claiming hundreds of buildings.
Today, 4th of July has replaced Devil's Night as the new date of mass conflagration. Last summer on July 4th the Detroit Fire Department responded to over sixty calls in 24 hours.
black lives matter, Charlie Hales, Citizen Review Commission, CopBlock, Don't Shoot Portland, Film the Police Portland, flash bang grenade, Hands up don't shoot, Jesse Jackson, Portland Police Bureau
The Sound and Fury of Portland on November 29th 2014
It took over a year for Portland's Citizen Review Commission to issue a ruling regarding the police action of November 29, 2014. In January of this year, the panel came to a 5-3 decision stating that orders issued by the Portland Police Bureau to hundreds of Black Lives Matter protesters were in fact unlawful.
CRC's investigation was the result of some 40 complaints filed with the city auditor's office the Monday morning following a weekend of unrest in the wake of a grand jury decision to not indict Darren Wilson, who shot and killed Michael Brown in Ferguson earlier that summer.
The Oregonian reported on the night of Nov 29, 2014 hours after a rally attended by Rev. Jesse Jackson, over a hundred protesters were kettled by police and told they were under arrest. The entire crowd was held for almost an hour along with members of the media, while just 10 protesters were taken into custody for booking on disorderly conduct charges.
During the CRC's hearing, one member asked how the 10 were chosen to be placed in custody. "That I can't speak to, how the 10 were chosen," Capt. Bryan Parman of the PPB replied.
Fortress America, Right to the City
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The Radical Urban Agenda of Bernie Sanders
Urbanists are always complaining presidents and other federal officials don't focus enough on urban issues. They're right to. National politics is framed around the Heartland of America, not dense urban centers where most of us actually live.
That could soon change. Bernie Sanders is currently waging an insurgent campaign for president inside the other corporate militaristic party, much to the shock of the Democratic establishment. And I was wrong. Other writers were too. We predicted Sanders would be a sheepdog who'd herd the Left to the doorstep of Hillary's Starkiller Base, drop out, and promptly endorse her.
Instead we have the tie in Iowa, the record 3.5 million individual donations, the 84% youth vote.
And Sanders accomplished this by having two things Hillary can't buy: authenticity and likability.
The other rare qualification Sanders has is being a former mayor. The only president in US history to ever have that in their resume was man-walrus Grover Cleveland.
Why does this matter? Because as a mayor, you're far more engaged (hopefully) with the complexities of human nature and need, and likely less partisan or ideological. Liberal and conservative might be opposites in rural Ohio, but in cities such labels become meaningless. This might be why his proposed climate action plan includes increasing funding for transportation by a staggering 250%.
When you realize the guy feeding pigeons in his sandals might become president of America.
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Family History by Tim Hill
Amelia Darby
Selected Families
#602, (11 April 1813-17 May 1903)
Father George Darby (c 1779-4 Mar 1853)
Mother Elizabeth Aylott (c 1777-Jan 1821)
Charts Aylott Family - descendants
Brett Family - descendants
Darby Family - descendants
Descendents of Richard Darby
Last Edited 3 Jun 2018
Amelia Darby - headstone
Source: AnneBenson74 at Ancestry.com
Amelia Darby was also known as Frances Amelia Darby.1 NOTE: The information on this page is my research to date and is subject to change as I become better informed. I very much welcome any corrections or additional info you might have - my email address is at the bottom of this page. Whilst historical facts are not copyright, my writing about these facts are. If you wish to use any text from this site on Ancestry or on any other website, please ask me first - Tim Hill.
Amelia was born on Sunday, 11 April 1813 at Hertford.2,3 She was the daughter of George Darby and Elizabeth Aylott. The city of Hertford dates back to at least 673, and was an important market town surrounded by agricultural land. From the late 16th century, it had access to the London corn markets via the River Lea.
She was baptised at Lady Huntingdon's Connexion on Sunday, 8 December 1816 at Hertford.4 Lady Huntingdon's Chapel was one a series of chapels founded in the 18th century by the Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion as part of a Calvinistic movement within the Methodist church. She insisted that they should all subscribe to the doctrines of the Church of England and use only the Book of Common Prayer. It was apparently founded in 1800, and started keeping registers from 1806.
Her mother died circa January 1821. She was about 5 when this happened.5 She was a witness at the wedding of Joseph Peck and her sister Ann Darby at St. Leonard's on Monday, 1 April 1839 at Shoreditch, London.5 Amelia lived in September 1840 at Shoreditch, London.5
She married Laurence John Coxall, son of William Coxall and Frances (?), at St. Leonard's on Friday, 18 September 1840 at Shoreditch, London. She was 27 and her husband Laurence was 19.5 Amelia Darby was a witness at the wedding of William Skerman and her sister Mary Ann Darby at St. Pancras New Church on Wednesday, 26 October 1842 at St. Pancras, London.6,7,8
Amelia and her husband Laurence emigrated from England in 1845.9,10 Amelia and her husband Laurence arrived at Canada circa 1846.9,5
She was listed in the 1851 census at Wolfe Island, Ontario.11
On 26 January 1853 her brother John died at the approximate age of 34 in South Australia.12
Her father died 4 March 1853 at the approximate age of 74. Amelia was aged 39 when this happened.
Her husband Laurence died 14 March 1857 at the age of 36, leaving her a widow at age 43.
Amelia Darby was recorded as head of household in the 1861 census at Wolfe Island, Ontario. Amelia Darby was 47 years old. Her age next birthday was recorded as 40 years old and she was reciorded as living with five of her children aged 3 to 15.13 She was a grocer.13
Possibly recorded under the name of 'Cockswell', Amelia Darby was recorded as head of household in the 1871 census at Wolfe Island, Ontario. Amelia Darby was 57 years old. Her age was recorded as 69 (wrong by 12 years) and her first name as 'Emeline.14' She was a cooper(?)14
She was recorded as living with her daughter and family, including four grandchildren in the 1881 census at Wolfe Island, Ontario. She was recorded as being 65.15
She was recorded as living with her daughter Fanny and husband and five grandchildren in the 1901 census at Wolfe Island, Ontario. She was recorded as being 88.16
Amelia died on 17 May 1903 at Wolfe Island, Ontario, at age 90 of senile decay.17,5 Her body was interred at Christ Church Anglican Cemetery at Wolfe Island, Ontario.18
1813 Birth Hertford2,3
1816 Baptism Lady Huntingdon's Connexion, Hertford4
1840 Residence Shoreditch, London5
1840 Marriage St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, London5
1851 Census (Canada) 1851 Wolfe Island, Ontario11
Occupation 13
1903 Death Wolfe Island, Ontario17,5
Burial Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Wolfe Island, Ontario18
Laurence John Coxall (28 Nov 1820-14 Mar 1857)
William Coxall+11 (25 Aug 1842-25 May 1902)
Walter Coxall+11 (1 May 1845-Apr 1912)
Frances Amelia Coxall+11 (1848-22 Oct 1918)
Charles George Coxall+11 (14 Jan 1850-19 Mar 1928)
Elizabeth Ann Coxall19 (24 Apr 1852-28 Sep 1887)
Emma Lucretia Coxall+19 (2 Apr 1856-18 Jan 1943)
John Robert Coxall19 (1857-14 Apr 1931)
[S338] Ancestry.com.au Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com.au/) https://www.ancestry.com.au/family-tree/person/tree/… (for middle name).
[S723] The Islands (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/…) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/…
[S723] The Islands (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/…) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/… (for exact date).
[S236] Parish Registers for Hertford Back Street Bethel - Lady Huntingdon, "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/V5V9-VKN : accessed 23 May 2014), Geo. Darby in entry for Amelia Darby, 08 Dec 1816; citing BACK STREET BETHEL-LADY HUNTINGDON,HERTFORD,HERTFORD,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 0566026 (RG4 1367).
[S549] E-mails from Eve Mintern to Tim Hill, 2012- 22 Aug 2012.
[S469] Family Tree of Pete Bradshaw and Wendy Offen (http://www.bradshaw32.plus.com) http://www.bradshaw32.plus.com/family/00017375.htm
[S541] The Hertford Mercury and Reformer, Hertford, Hertfordshire, England, 'Marriages' 29 Oct 1842 p.3.
[S549] E-mails from Eve Mintern to Tim Hill, 2012- 22 Aug 2012 (for church details).
[S549] E-mails from Eve Mintern to Tim Hill, 2012- 22 Aug 2012 (suggests 1848 as an immigration date).
[S555] Provincial censuses for Canada (online image) Year: 1851; Census Place: Wolfe Island, Frontenac County, Canada West (Ontario); Schedule: A; Roll: C_11721; Page: 21; Line: 1.
[S541] The Hertford Mercury and Reformer, Hertford, Hertfordshire, England, 'Deaths' 09 Jul 1853.
[S724] Provincial censuses for Canada (online image) Roll: C-1023-1024.
[S726] 1881 Census of Canada for Canada (online image) Year: 1881; Census Place: Wolfe Island, Frontenac, Ontario; Roll: C_13235; Page: 24; Family No: 99.
[S725] 1891 Census of Canada for Canada (online image) Year: 1901; Census Place: Wolfe Island, Frontenac, Ontario; Page: 1; Family No: 11.
[S466] Find a Grave (http://www.findagrave.com) Find A Grave Memorial# 29951219.
[S716] E-mails from Brian MacDonald to Tim Hill (e-mail address), 2014- 'ThoseBefore.com - Amelia Darby' - 27 January 2014 01:15.
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The Information Age's Father: UCSB's Herbert Kroemer
January 18, 2001 at 7:59 am by Brendan Buhler
Editor's Note – Engineering Professor Herbert Kroemer's contribution to the world of electronics has been immeasurable. His lifetime of effort was rewarded in October with the Nobel Prize in physics. This article, the third in a four-part series, looks at Kroemer's life and his effect on both the field and the school. Tomorrow's article will examine the impact of the Nobel Prize on the university, and the effect these laureates have had on UCSB's growing academic reputation.
Electrical and computer engineering Professor Herbert Kroemer invented the last 10 years. His work is at the core of everything from cellular phones, to satellites, to the fiber-optic cables rewiring the world.
Those are the kind of things they give people Nobel Prizes for.
During his 55-year journey from high school student in postwar Germany to recipient of science's highest prize, Kroemer helped transform UCSB into a premier research university.
"He is, without a doubt, an intellectual superpower," electrical and computer engineering Professor Umesh Mishra said. "To have somebody like that in the department is essential. He can serve in the capacity of having not only the wisdom of many years in the field, but also the wisdom that comes from being highly intelligent."
A Prank Call From Stockholm?
Kroemer's phone rang at 2:30 a.m. on Oct. 10.
"I had thought the evening before, more as a joke than anything else, wouldn't it be kind of funny if I were called in the middle of the night," Kroemer said.
Waking up, Kroemer said he first worried that something had happened to one of his five children.
"This is Stockholm," said a voice on the other end of the line.
"I thought some students were playing a prank on me, because things like this have happened," Kroemer said. "Then I was told that I had 15 minutes to get ready because in 15 minutes they would announce it to the public. … Twenty minutes later, all hell broke loose."
As the sun rose over different parts of the world, more calls came, starting with Kroemer's native Germany, the East Coast and then California.
"Then Henry [Yang], the chancellor, called," Kroemer said. "My first reaction was, 'I've got to hide.' But then the chancellor called and said, 'You cannot hide. You have to come. We have a press conference at 10:30.' "
Teenage Physics Lecturer
Kroemer, 72, gave his first physics lecture over 50 years ago, when he was still in high school. His school had been converted into a hospital during World War II, which allowed it to escape Allied bombs and the Soviet army. When the school reopened, his physics teacher enlisted Kroemer and another boy to help him with the science equipment, which had been kept safely in a storeroom.
"We had a ball, the three of us," Kroemer said. "So then, he actually encouraged us to prepare the lectures for us. That went even further and he said, 'Why don't you give the lecture, and I sit down?' "
Initially, Kroemer's interest wasn't physics. "It probably started out with an interest in chemistry, but the way chemistry was taught in those days, they had you memorize 150 or a thousand different chemical reactions with no systematic principal behind it," he said. "It was a monumental bore."
In physics, he found there were basic principles that could be applied to a host of different situations. Physics, however, changed his approach to a math class taught by the same instructor.
"I was full of myself because I knew all of that stuff already, so I was telling all the students shortcuts through the work … basically disrupting the class," he said. "[The teacher] was a small guy, but he knew how to handle people. He said, 'Kroemer, I'll make you a deal. I cannot really relieve you from attendance, but I'll let you not turn in your homework, provided you do your physics, so long as you keep your mouth shut.' "
Heterostructures for Everything
Kroemer's love of physics earned him a Ph.D., sent him to work in a number of German and American laboratories, and led to a job teaching physics at the University of Colorado. In 1976, when Kroemer felt it was time to leave Colorado, UCSB offered him a job.
"Back in '76, this looked like a Mickey Mouse place," he said. "But the transformation since has been simply staggering."
"He formed the nucleus of a group," said Larry Coldren, director of UCSB's Optoelectronic Center. "[We] built this into what is widely considered the number-one group in the world in optoelectronics and compound semiconductor devices. Herb was at the root of all that."
Kroemer's heterostructure transistors, the backbone of modern electronics, operated at 100 times the speed of their predecessors. In a heterostructure transistor, two layers with different densities of electrons exist on either side of a third, lattice-shaped layer. When electrons try to migrate through, the lattice emits a photon, which acts as an information signal. Such transistors are at the heart of products like cell phones.
In 1963, Kroemer and Russian scientist Zhores Alferov, who was co-recipient of the 2000 physics Nobel Prize, proposed a heterostructure laser, operating on similar principles as the transistors. The lasers form the basis for the technology found in fiber optic cables, CDs, laser pointers and bar-code readers.
"Previously," Kroemer said, "if you send the electrons one way, they all go the opposite way, so you say, 'Aha. You two guys go together. You belong together. We need you together.' "
A Meticulous Man
Kroemer doesn't only ask a lot of his electrons.
"As an individual, he is meticulous in his demand for excellence," Coldren said. "He expects excellence in his students. … He's uncompromising in his demand for discipline, in the way people do their homework, even the format in which they put things on a piece of paper. He likes to teach good habits, good rules. Students usually appreciate that after the fact, but maybe not during it."
That demand for quality, Coldren said, has helped Kroemer elevate the level of research on campus.
"Herb has always had a high standard, a high expectation of his peers," Coldren said. "He has a lot of respect for people he feels have made major contributions. He sometimes has less tolerance for mediocrity than some people might, and he tends to let you know that. I think he's very well liked, but he's in some sense feared. But that's the mark of an excellent professor – having standards and living by them. … I have the utmost respect for him. He's been a real help and mentor to me over the years."


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#6603921 - Thursday 12 May 2016 14:04
They should reimburse you for the second appointment. It isn't fair.
By Erebos_ | 13
OP you should probably try to find a new dentist.
katachristic | 19
Pretty much all medical/dental facilities do this crap.
By cacheson | 41
TP their office building!!
isuckwithnames | 22
That's just childish. OP act like an adult and burn down the office.
cacheson | 41
It's called wishful thinking, 13.
In other words, no need to take it that far...
BananEnigma | 24
#6604430 - Friday 13 May 2016 1:00
That went right over your head....
By wtfdidudo | 9
Maybe you need a new doctor.
By nonsensical | 26
Were they different dentists each time?
New Dentist, asap. Also, I would have refused to pay the second time, as it was their call to bring you back in, only for you to be told you don't need it. Stand your ground!
By Nat_Sam | 15
Time for a new dentist?
OP, I have a history of sinus infections. When you have a sinus infection it can make your teeth hurt even if they are fine. Something like that happened to me once, and the dentist suggested I had a sinus infection - I saw my MD and the dentist as right. Google the symptoms for a sinus infection next time you get a toothache.
By ssnow_fml | 20
It's all a money game.
By hotcheetos25 | 6
what happened to Canada's "free healthcare"?
tsukikuiin | 16
Unfortunately, it covers only hospital visits. Dentists, chiropractors, Optometrists, Ambulances etc all cost money so we have to have benefits too. Whats worse is that if we get hurt in a different province we aren't covered at all.
the_real_dvd | 21
12- A few years back my wife broke her wrist on a ski trip in Denver. We live in Hawaii. She needed surgery right away. It was completely covered. I'll ignore the snide condescending remarks from Canadians now.
frostedfoster | 15
Actually #12, as long as you have your provincial health card when you see the doctor, it doesn't matter what province or territory you're in at the time, the provinces reimburse each other... Except for Quebec
Canada DOES NOT HAVE "FREE" HEALTH CARE. We pay extremely high taxes for very basic coverage and still have to pay out of pocket for most things anyway.
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For both the #3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the #2 Clemson Tigers, the Cotton Bowl plays a part of program history. The Tigers are now back at the place of their first-ever bowl win and first-ever win over a Top 20 team, Boston College (who coincidentally saw their bowl game in the Cotton Bowl Stadium, the First Responder Bowl, cancelled due to weather) in the 1940 edition.
For Notre Dame, their first ever College Football Playoff appearance comes via their eighth Cotton Bowl Classic berth. The last time ND played in the Cotton Bowl was 1994, when they beat Texas A&M 24-21. It would be their last New Year's Day bowl win until last season, when current QB1 Ian Book led them past the LSU Tigers 21-17.
Obviously, this is the biggest Cotton Bowl game that either side has ever played in thus far.
Cotton Bowl Spread: Clemson -12.5 (Vegas Insider Consensus), For a whole lot more on the Cotton Bowl odds, playoff and title game odds, go to this link.
We also did another segment, discussing the other national semifinal, and the playoff system in general. It got quite spirited and animated, so we think you'll enjoy it.
Yes, we know that some of you don't care for the fact that ND is here. We've countered your argument over at this link. Fighting Irish head coach Brian Kelly was asked about that topic at on-campus media day, and you can read his answers over at this link.
Also, if you don't know the story of how the University of Notre Dame adopted the Fighting Irish mascot and nickname, then you absolutely must click on this link. The story involves a weekend in 1924 which saw 2,000 ND students (including one of the legendary Four Horsemen) beat up the Ku Klux Klan and drive them out of South Bend.
And since we're talking about ND in a bowl game, you are probably aware that the Irish play USC on Christmas Eve in the 1988 film "Die Hard." We did an in-depth analysis on that over at this link.
Quarterback Ian Book received the Monogram Club Most Valuable Player award this season. He overtook Brandon Wimbush as the starter in the fourth game of the season, and finished with 70.4% (197 of 280) completion percentage, 19 TD passes, six interceptions and 2,468 yards. Book also has 250 yards and four TDs on the ground this season.
Wimbush equaled Book in total INTs this season, despite throwing 178 fewer pass attempts. We bring that statistic up only to illustrate just how much the offense improved when Book (who ranks sixth and eighth, respectively, in FBS completion percentage and pass efficiency) assumed the QB1 position.
A big reason for Book's development this season is quarterbacks coach Tommy Rees, who was on the last Irish team to play for a national title.
The Lake Forest, Illinois native is a fascinating story. Go here for our exclusive with him.
It wasn't just Book who brought the offense up a few notches. Dexter Williams (142-941-12) became the featured back in late September and he's posted a yards-per-carry average that's more than a yard above any other Irish ball-carrier.
In the receiving corps, Miles Boykin (54-803-8) is the big time playmaker while Chase Claypool and Chris Finke have put up solid numbers as well. The unit's best player though might be center Sam Mustipher, a co-captain and leader who brings both the tangibles and the intangibles.
Arguably the strongest unit on this team, they can boast of an AP All-American in every position group. Cornerback Julian Love, possibly the next Todd Lyght (go here for more on that), the team's only true 2019 NFL Draft first round prospect is on the All-American first team while DL Jerry Tillery, a NFL day two level prospect, landed on the second team.
Linebacker Te'von Coney made the AP third team.
There is so much more to this Irish unit beyond that stellar troika however. Big plays come from all over the place, and you'll hear the names Drue Tranquill, Khalid Kareem, Julian Okwara, Daelin Hayes, Alohi Gilman and more on Saturday. There is a definite Gestalt to this ND defense, and team as a whole.
Tigers Coach Dabo Swinney has never been to the Cotton Bowl and he remarked on the symmetry of his program's first bowl game being the same as their current postseason destination.
Swinney actually has proper titles for his practice sessions each week: Mental Monday, TANOGA (Takeaways No Giveaways) Tuesday and Working Man Wednesday are three such examples.
The ACC Champions head into this game fifth nationally in total offense, averaging 529.8 yards per game. The Tigers are also fifth in scoring offense at 45.4 points per game. The unit is led by QB1 Trevor Lawrence, a true freshman who plays well beyond his years.
Lawrence, who has tossed 24 touchdowns against just four interceptions, has developed into something so special that both Kelly Bryant (Mizzou) and Hunter Johnson (Northwestern) elected to transfer away.
Etienne ranks fifth nationally with 1,463 rushing yards on the regular season.
Other key players to watch in this unit are receivers Hunter Renfrow, Amari Rodgers, Justin Ross and Tee Higgins; as well as OT Mitch Hyatt.
This is the headliner unit of either team in this game, as the Tigers are tied for second nationally in scoring defense (13.7 points per game), fourth in total defense (276.7 yards per game), third in rushing defense (92.9 yards per game) and third in sacks (46).
The strongest position group in this game, and maybe anywhere in the entire nation, is the Clemson DL. Three of the four starters (DE Clelin Ferrell, DTs Dexter Lawrence and Christian Wilkins) are very strong first round prospects.
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However, on Wednesday (Boxing Day) it became apparent that Dexter Lawrence, one of three Clemson players who failed a drug test, is most likely going to miss this game due to suspension.


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Bahadur Khan Dahri is a Pakistani politician who had been a Member of the Provincial Assembly of Sindh, from May 2013 to May 2018.

Early life and education
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Operated a drug store that sold photographic supplies in 1866. Probably the first source of photographic materials east of the Cascades in Oregon.
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h. 250 cm, variable
INTERSTICES – Photographs and Elements
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Millau 007, 2008
Fine Art Print on Hahnemühle photo paper, mounted on aluminum
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C-Print, acrylic face mount
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Fine Art Print on Hahnemühle photo paper, mounted on aluminium
150 x 100 cm + 200 x 135cm
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The bewitching attractions of Chikmagalur are simply irresistible. It is a beautiful city located in the state of Karnataka and is a popular tourist town. The town is replete of attractions belonging to the past and the present. It is also a city that never fails to charm its visitors with its great culture. Head to the city to explore every attraction of it. For accommodations there are plenty of good hotels in Chikmagalur to choose from.
Chikmagalur is a small hill town in the state of Karnataka. It is most known for its home-grown coffee, certainly amongst the best coffees in India. Besides, the town is also popular for being a perfect hideaway from the chaos of typical busy life. The town is located at an altitude of 1894 km above the sea, and is a region that is capped by dense greenery. Nature blooms at its best in the verdant hills of the town giving the excellent opportunity for the wildlife to sustain and flourish. Chikmagalur is also a district, with the headquarters settled in the town.
From Bangalore, which is the capital city of the encompassing state, Chikmagalur is about 250 km away. Besides, Bangalore airport is the second closest airport to Chikmagalur. The nearest airport is in Mangalore and is about 170 km away. There are taxis and buses available from Mangalore to the hill town. To be precise the roads are the only medium to reach the quaint hill town. Meanwhile, the good thing is that the roads are driver-friendly. Plus, the roads to to the town are heavenly. Except monsoon and some days in winters, heading the town by road is very favorable. It is so because the temperature in the town remains lovely, almost throughout the year. Besides, driving during rainy seasons and monsoons can get dangerous because of the heavy rainfall and mists.
A good to know fact about the hill town, before the town started to get recognized with its current name, it was called Kadur. But it was following the independence of India, in 1947 the town was given the name Chikmagalur. The name fits perfectly to the town because it is believed that the city was given away as dowry to the younger daughter of Rukmangada, who then was the chief Sakrepatna of the region. Additionally, the meaning of word Chikmagalur is younger daughter's town. Due to its natural wealth, temperature, and strategic location the city was ruled by many kings and rulers. The beautiful structures and monuments that they built are today the mute testimonies of their glorious past. The city is brimming with ancient monuments, structures, and temples. If one is inclined towards history and medieval architecture of India, the city is a must visit.
Chikmagalur is also home to the highest peak in the state of Karnataka. The peak is called Mullayanagiri and is a popular tourist attraction. It is perfect for photography and relaxing in the lap of nature. It is perhaps the most sought-after tourist spot in the hill town as the site other being an excellent spot for sightseeing, is also a popular trekking site. The good thing is that the peak is easily accessible. Meanwhile, there are some good hotels in Chikmagalur that include Mullayanagiri in their itinerary of sightseeing services.
Another interesting tourist site in the vicinity of the town that is a must check before winding up the tour is the Hebbe Falls. It is a heavenly waterfall that can be divided into two parts, primarily the big falls called Dodda Hebbe and small falls called Chikka Hebbe. The water rushes down from 551 ft height, making gusting sound. Taking pictures is a popular activity here. Besides, travelers also like to trek to the place and its neighboring areas.
Simply put Chikmagalur is a beautiful city that one will easily fall in love with. It is an interesting city where the nature, history, culture, and tradition come together to form a majestic city. Head to the city to experience it for real. For accommodations there are plenty of options available, of which the cheap hotels in Chikmagalur are popular choices.
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Police: Two Drunk Drivers Collide In Milford Accident
August 3, 2017 August 3, 2017 - by Staff Writer
Milford – Two men are charged with their third offense DUI after one of them crashed into the other early Sunday night, Public Information Officer, Master Corporal Gary Fournier.
Fournier said the incident occurred around 9:08 p.m. Sunday July 30, 2017 as Carlell Smith, 34 of Lincoln, was operating a 2009 Chrysler Town and Country minivan westbound on Benson Road approaching a stop sign with Cedar Creek Road (SR30). Smith failed to remain stopped at the stop sign and pulled into the intersection, striking a 1994 Chevrolet Astro Van being operated by Michael J. Flood, 52 of Ocean View, according to Fournier.
Both operators were removed from the scene and transported to Bayhealth Milford Memorial Hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. While there, a DUI investigation ensued with Carlell Smith. He was charged with Third Offense Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (two previous: 05/19/2008 and 12/16/2015, according to Fournier), Vehicular Assault 1st, Reckless Endangering 2nd, Driving While Suspended or Revoked, No Proof of Insurance, and Failure to Remain Stopped at a Stop Sign. He was arraigned at JP2 and committed to Sussex Correctional Institution on $6,502.00 secured bond.
A DUI investigation also ensued with Michael Flood at the hospital and he was later charged with Third Offense Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (two previous: 11/14/1991 and 12/02/2003, according to Fournier). He was arraigned at JP2 and released on $2,000.00 unsecured bond.
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Asus ZenFone 3 Max India Launch Expected Today
Asus is hosting an event in New Delhi on Wednesday, where the company is anticipated to launch the ZenFone 3 Max in the country. To recall, Asus had launched the other smartphones in the new ZenFone 3 series in India back in August – the ZenFone 3 Max is the only one remaining. The event is set to begin at 2pm IST.
The Asus ZenFone 3 Max is expected to be launched in two variants in India, the 5.2-inch display version (ZC520TL) with a MediaTek processor, and the 5.5-inch display version (ZC553KL) with a Qualcomm processor. For now, price and availability details in India are not known.
The highlight of the ZenFone 3 Max is its large 4100mAh battery, which is present in both variants of the smartphone. The battery also helps the smartphone double up as a power bank. On the 5.5-inch variant, the battery is rated to deliver up to 38 days of 4G standby time, and up to 17 hours of 3G talk time, while the 5.2-inch variant will see the same battery deliver up to 30 days of 4G standby time, and 20 hours of 3G talk time.
Getting to the specifications, let's start with the Asus ZenFone 3 Max (ZC553KL). The dual-SIM (Micro+Nano) smartphone runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow with the company's ZenUI 3.0 skin on top, and sports a 5.5-inch full-HD (1080×1920 pixels) display. It is powered by a 1.4GHz octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 processor coupled with 3GB of LPDDR3 RAM. As far as the cameras are concerned, the ZenFone 3 Max (ZC553KL) packs a 16-megapixel rear camera with an f/2.0 aperture and dual-LED flash, apart from an 8-megapixel front camera with an f/2.2 aperture and an 84-degree wide-angle lens.It bears 32GB of inbuilt storage that can be expanded via microSD card (up to 128GB). The Asus ZenFone 3 Max (ZC553KL) measures 151.4×76.24×8.3mm and weighs 175.00 grams. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, USB OTG, FM, 3G and 4G (with support for Band 40 used by some LTE networks in India). Sensors on the phone include accelerometer, ambient light sensor, gyroscope, magnetometer, and proximity sensor.
As for the Asus ZenFone 3 Max (ZC520TL), the smartphone has similar specifications in most cases. A dual-SIM smartphone with the same version of Android, the smartphone bears a 5.2-inch HD (720×1280 pixels) display, and is powered by a 1.25GHz quad-core MediaTek with 3GB of LPDDR3 RAM. The Asus ZenFone 3 Max (ZC520TL) bears a 13-megapixel rear camera and a 5-megapixel front camera. It sports 32GB of inbuilt storage that can be expanded via microSD card (up to 32GB).
Connectivity options on the Asus ZenFone 3 Max (ZC520TL) include Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, FM radio, and 4G. It comes with accelerometer, ambient light sensor, gyroscope, and proximity sensor. The smartphone measures 149.5×73.7×8.55mm and weighs 148 grams.
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Surrounded by lush green countryside and just over 2 miles from the famous Helford Village, with the stunning scenery of the Helford River on your doorstep.
Situated down a private lane, this is the perfect place for a family wishing to escape to the country, yet is within easy driving distance to some superb beaches, including Poldu, Gunwalloe and the ever stunning Kynance Cove to name a few.
Withan Farm Wing is situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on a footpath which leads down to Frenchman's Creek in just 10 minutes, Made famous by Daphne Du Maurier in the romantic novel of the same name.
The creek is a step back in time with deep still waters and ancient oak forests lining its banks.
Continuing along the creek will bring you to Helford Village where you can enjoy a fantastic seafood platter, a cream tea or simply stroll along the shoreline looking out to the idyllic Helford River, one of Britain's finest sailing waters.
Situated on a working livestock farm, Withan Farm Wing offers very comfortable accommodation with plenty of character.
In any season the large sitting room, great for the family and a wood burner to warm your toes in the cooler months.
The kitchen is well equipped and has a separate dining area for family meals.
All three bedrooms are decorated to a very good standard with some lovely pieces of antique furniture mixed with the modern, in keeping with the character of the property.
Visitors of all ages will enjoy the spacious garden, with its apple trees and sheltered sun terrace for alfresco dining.
Provisions can be bought in the village store in Mawgan and a mile and a half away is Gear Farm, with an organic farm shop.
There are lots of local restaurants to enjoy including The Ship Inn and The Greenhouse within a short drive.
The market town of Helston is 8 miles away where you will find a supermarket, a theme park, boating lake and cinema.
Special rates may be available for smaller groups out of season by arrangement with the owner.
Over two floors. Three bedrooms: 1 x double and 1 x twin on first floor. Ground floor single with en-suite shower, basin WC. Shower room with shower, basin and WC ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen, dining room, sitting room with wood burner.


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Q: Posting to main looper, order of execution I have an asyncTask that is updating some data in a background thread. When I need to update my UI, I post to the main thread using the following:
Handler mainHandler = new Handler(context.getMainLooper());
mainHandler.post(new Runnable() {
        @Override
        public void run() {
                //do stuff on main thread
        }
    }
);

I'm wondering, is there any guaranty about the order that the main looper will process its messages? ie: will the main thread run the the looper messages in the order that they were posted?
Also, if I post to the main thread using the code above in my AsyncTask's doInBackground method, will these be run before the AsyncTask's onPostExecute method is run?

A: The things posted on a looper through a handler will execute in the order you posted them.
The things you post in doInBackground will be posted before the things you post in onPostExecute.
Keep in mind that onPostExecute runs on the main looper already.
Consider using onProgressUpdate instead of posting on a handler, it will be called on the main looper when you do publishProgress from your doInBackground method.