New facilities at Bridgwater and Taunton College.
These developments are delivering high value jobs, supporting SMEs to engage with the nuclear supply chain, revolutionising the way people are educated through innovation and collaboration with industry and creating positive legacy benefits for the community, economy and environment.
"For the Hinkley Point C project, the planners at Sedgemoor Council demonstrated the hallmarks of excellent planning – partnership working, community engagement, and delivering a legacy for future generations".
"As a Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project, they combined national and local planning processes to realise a complex project which is the first nuclear build to be delivered through the Planning Act 2008 process.
"The planners thought strategically about the social and economic benefits to the wider community. A considered planning approach allowed wider associated projects to be realised, including a national college and a dynamic business hub. These new initiatives will create jobs and training opportunities for local communities in Bridgwater and beyond."
A countryside park on the edge of Dawlish that functions as Suitable Alternative Natural Green Space (SANGS) and provides a green lung for local communities.
The Carriage Works redevelopment comprises the sympathetic restoration of an under-used Listed Building in Brunel's Great Western Works area into business incubation space.
Restoration of the town centre through development of the former railway lands with appropriate housing, retail, heritage and community facilities.
Mixed use scheme incorporating Gym, café, Serviced apartments and flats and including the historic Water Gate.
Demolition of existing warehouse, buildings and structures and redevelopment to provide 147 residential units, workspace, café, gallery space and associated works on Bristol's historic harbourside.
Making Changes guidance assists the owners of listed buildings in navigating the planning system and provides best practice advice in the Bath heritage context.
Read more about this project - to be available for download shortly.
The presentation to the winners will take place on 23 January 2019 in Bridgwater.
"Stride Treglown are delighted to have continued our sponsorship of the SW RTPI Awards for Planning Excellence in 2018. The quality of the diverse submissions was again high and demonstrated the importance of the input of planners in the development process and the ability to influence the delivery of wider tangible community benefits. Building upon the theme of collaboration which was so strong last year, this year the importance of adaptability and proactivity came through strongly. The successful award entries reflect the benefits generated by forward thinking planning practitioners and the importance of communicating complex processes or procedures in a way that delivers economic, social and environmental objectives. Such exemplar projects offer the opportunity for others to share SW best practice across the national arena."
"In a fast paced and ever changing planning climate, the SW RTPI Awards for Planning Excellence provides an important opportunity to share and reflect upon what can be achieved, and what is indeed being achieved, by planning professionals and communities across the south west. WYG is proud to sponsor this initiative. The number, diversity and quality of submissions brought home the commitment of the profession to think outside of the box, maintain momentum and ultimately deliver excellence in the planning field. Congratulations are due to all those involved with the submissions this year, and for the inspiration they may provide for future applicants."
Our regional Awards for Planning Excellence celebrate projects and people who have helped create exceptional places and improved the lives of those who live and work there; highlighting how planning and planners work to create a safe, healthy and sustainable future.
The Award Presentation Ceremony will take place in December /January at a location related to the Overall Winner.
Download guidance notes and entry form here. (Note that no more entries are being accepted for 2018, but you may read for future guidannce).
Check out our handy How to Win guide.
The RTPI South West Awards operate in conjunction with the RTPI National Awards and identify and highlight examples of planning excellence in the South West. The awards promote good practice across the wide range of activities in which professional planners are involved. The standard of submissions for the 2017 Awards was the highest in the 25 years of the RTPI South West Awards.
South West Judging is now complete and the South West winners were announced on the 5 May 2017. A presentation to the winners is taking place in June at Bath Guildhall.
The Water Space Project, which is aiming to improve and encourage development along waterways across the Bath area, has won the top award at this year's Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) South West Regional Awards for Planning Excellence. The RTPI South West represents more than 1,500 professional planners across the region.
The Water Space Project is a partnership between Bath and N.E. Somerset Council, the Canal & River Trust, the Environment Agency and Wessex Water. Major initiatives were undertaken to consult stakeholders, including the boating community moored on the canal.
The RTPI South West Chair, David Lowin comments "The Water Space Project is an excellent example of partnership working to realise the potential for future investment along these waterways whilst balancing economic and environmental issues. An impressive feature is the extensive consultation undertaken, in particular with the boating community. This study, and its evidence base, will be a significant factor in the establishment of future planning policies and the determination of planning applications in and around the city of Bath".
RTPI South West would like to thank WYG for their continued support and sponsorship of our annual awards programme.


You can use parameter value substitution functionality to change a targeted parameter's value on a specific page serviced from cache, so that the client-specified parameter appears on the URL embedded in the page. This substitution is especially beneficial when a query parameter contains identification information for a site's visitors.
Some requested pages include hyperlinks that vary according to the request to provide dynamic information. For example, you can configure parameter value substitution so that a request with a query parameter called shopper produces HTML output with its embedded hyperlinks varying the value for shopper. Thus, when a query parameter contains identification information for a site's visitors, it prompts the BIG-IP® device to serve different content for the request, based on the specific visitor.
Conversely, if parameter value substitution is not configured, the BIG-IP device uses the value that it cached for the original request, for all subsequent requests after the first, even if the subsequent requests have different values that the origin web server used in the response.
When you configure parameter value substitution, you specify a source definition and a target definition. You also have the option to provide a URL prefix for the target, to limit the URLs to which the BIG-IP® device performs the substitution.
When you define a source definition, you specify the source of the value that you want the BIG-IP device to embed in the URL, in place of the cached (target) value. Typically, the source is a certain request element, such as a query parameter. However, you can define another source type, such as a random number, by using number randomizer. When you define the source, you identify the parameter by data type and name or location in the request.
If you use the request URL as the source, the BIG-IP device uses the entire absolute or relative request URL as the value to substitute.
A target definition specifies the element in a URL that is replaced with the value from the source definition. The target is a specific element in the URL, such as a particular query parameter, the value for which the BIG-IP device replaces during substitution. When you define the target, you identify the parameter by data type and name or location in the URL, for example, by using a query parameter, an unnamed query parameter, or a path segment.
Although you can specify the same request element for both the source and the target, the parameter specified for the source is located in the request URL and the parameter specified for the target is located in the embedded URL in the cached page.
By default, the BIG-IP device performs substitution on all embedded URLs in which the identified target appears. You have the option to limit which URLs embedded in a page are targeted for substitution by specifying a prefix that an embedded URL must match before the BIG-IP device performs substitution.
The BIG-IP device substitutes the request URL with the target URL, including it as the url query parameter in the embedded URL of the cached page.
In this example, the following request URL is used as a source definition: http://www.siterequest.com/apps/something.jsp?entity=orange.
When configured, the assembly rule's number randomizer setting generates a random number and places it in a targeted location in the embedded URL. When the BIG-IP® device compiles the response, it examines the target location to see the length of the string used for the value. On subsequent page requests, the BIG-IP replaces that value with a random number of the same length.
This setting is generally used for sites that use an Internet advertisement agency, which requires random numbers to be placed on URLs that request ads as a way to interrupt traditional caches. By requiring a random number, Internet advertisement agencies force this traffic to their site.
The following examples show requests with and without parameter value substitution.
This example describes a standard sequence without parameter value substitution to serve a cached page.
An original request generates a cached page.
For subsequent requests of the example page, the BIG-IP® system still serves the cached page.
Because parameter value substitution is not defined, the BIG-IP continues to serve the cached page for subsequent requests.
If you configure parameter value substitution for an assembly rule, the BIG-IP changes the targeted parameter's value on the page that it serves from cache, so that the parameter you specify appears on the URL embedded in that page.
When you use parameter value substitution in assembly rules, you identify the value as a dynamic source definition in an HTTP request or number randomizer, and specify that when the BIG-IP serves the page, it embeds the named value into the appropriate location in the page's URL.
Therefore, for the example URL, when you define a parameter value substitution, the BIG-IP substitutes the original cached value for the shopper attribute with the value in the request.
For subsequent requests of the example page, the BIG-IP substitutes the original cached value for the shopper attribute, replacing it with the value in the request.
When parameter value substitution is defined, the BIG-IP substitutes the original cached value with the value from the requested page for subsequent requests, providing the ability to serve the appropriate specific content.


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import java.util.List;

import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.builder.ToStringBuilder;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.builder.ToStringStyle;

/**
 * String utility.
 */
public class StringUtility {

	/**
	 * Private constructor.
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	private StringUtility() {
	}

	/**
	 * Checks if a CharSequence is empty ("") or null.
	 * @param str String
	 * @return true if the CharSequence is empty or null
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		return StringUtils.isEmpty(str);
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	public static Boolean isNotEmpty(String str) {
		return StringUtils.isNotEmpty(str);
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	public static String[] convertListToStringArray(List<String> list) {
		return (String[]) list.toArray(new String[0]);
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Her past: Billie Eilish photo book coming in May
Published: January 12, 2021, 2:12 PM Updated: January 12, 2021, 2:19 PM
FILE - Billie Eilish arrives at the Oscars on Sunday, Feb. 9, 2020, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. The Grammy-winning star is releasing a collection of hundreds of rarely seen photos in May. Grand Central Publishing announced Tuesday that the book is called "Billie Eilish." The publisher says it will capture Eilish's essence inside and out and offer readers personal glimpses into her childhood, her life on tour, and more. "Billie Eilish" includes text but will mostly consist of photos. (AP Photo/John Locher, File) (John Locher, Copyright 2020 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.)
NEW YORK – At age 19, Billie Eilish is already looking back.
The Grammy-winning star is releasing a collection of hundreds of rarely seen photos in May, Grand Central Publishing announced Tuesday. The book is called "Billie Eilish" and, according to Grand Central, will "capture the essence of Billie inside and out, offering readers personal glimpses into her childhood, her life on tour, and more."
"Billie Eilish" includes text but is "predominantly" photos, the publisher said.
In a statement Tuesday, Eilish said: "I spent many hours over many months poring through my family albums and archives, handpicking all of the photos in this book. I hope you love it as much as I do."

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Europeans fans of the Fiat 500 will soon be able to opt for what the automaker is claiming to be the world's most fuel-efficient gasoline engine, a tiny two-cylinder engine displacing just 0.9-liters. It will be launched in European versions of the 500 and 500C convertible this September but sadly, the chances of an engine that small being available in U.S.-delivered versions of the stylish minicar are next to nil.
Called the Fiat TwinAir, the new engine will be the only two-cylinder mill available in a new car in Europe. It is claimed to return a fuel economy of 57.4 mpg in automatic equipped Fiat 500s for the European combined cycle. The manual version fares slighter worse at 56 mpg.
Two different versions will be offered, a turbocharged version with 85 horsepower and a naturally aspirated one with just 65 horsepower. A More powerful 115 horsepower turbocharged version will be launched further down the track. If that's not enough, Fiat also plans to launch a mild hybrid version, most likely with engine stop-start, a dual clutch transmission and regenerative braking systems, that should be even more fuel efficient.
Fiat is hoping the introduction of such a tiny and fuel efficient engine range will help it meet toughening fuel economy and emissions standards coming into play.


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The Hitchcock Project-William D. Gordon Part Two: The Dark Pool [8.29]
After his teleplay for "The Lonely Hours," a domestic drama involving mothers and babies that features an all-female cast, William D. Gordon co-wrote the teleplay for "The Long Silence," another domestic drama where the main characters were all women and where the central figure was confined to her home and unable to speak. His next teleplay for The Alfred Hitchcock Hour was "The Dark Pool," whose teleplay is credited to Gordon and Alec Coppel, based on a story by Coppel. I have been unable to find any published story that could have served as the basis for this episode, so it is reasonable to assume that the "story" was either a story idea or an original teleplay by Coppel that was revised by Gordon.
Coppel was also credited as the author of the story on which the 1957 episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents called "The Diplomatic Corpse" was based; like that earlier half-hour, "The Dark Pool" is set in Southern California and features Mexican and Anglo characters.
Lois Nettleton as Diane Castillejo
This episode opens with a tragic scene, where Diane Castillejo, a wealthy young woman, returns from horseback riding to find her toddler son, Victor, in his playpen, which has been placed next to the family's large swimming pool. The child is being watched by his nanny, an older woman named Andrina Gibbs (known as Nanny); a servant named Pedro Sanchez stands nearby, cleaning the pool. Diane asks Pedro to fix her a vodka tonic and, after Pedro and Nanny exchange worried looks, Diane amends her request by telling her servant to "'make it a light one.'" Pedro brings Diane the drink and he and Nanny both leave Diane alone with her son. The telephone rings inside the house and Diane goes to answer it, drink in hand, leaving the child unattended. Suspense is created right away as the viewer wonders if this choice will be a bad one.
Anthony George as Victor Castillejo
Diane answers the phone and speaks to her husband, Victor, who is calling from the back seat of a car in nearby San Diego. He is with Larry Hawthorn, an attorney, and he has just returned from a business trip. After hanging up, Victor tells Larry that Diane has not had a drink since they adopted the baby. Diane goes back outside and sees the playpen empty--the implication is that the baby climbed out of the playpen, fell in the pool, and drowned.
Suspense is created by alternating shots between Diane talking to her husband and the baby bouncing in his playpen. Diane tells the first of a series of lies when she assures her husband that she no longer drinks, even while she is holding a drink in her hand. The first scene thus establishes that Diane is an alcoholic and that her son's death may be a consequence of her addiction, though she appears not to be drunk, just careless. Why was the playpen positioned right next to the pool? Why did Diane suddenly want a drink, and why did Pedro and Nanny allow her to have it and leave her alone with the baby if they both knew that she was an alcoholic who had promised to stop drinking and who had not had a drink since adopting the baby? These questions are never answered.
Madlyn Rhue as Consuela Sandino
The coroner holds an inquest regarding the baby's death and the lies begin to multiply as Nanny testifies that she, not Diane, left the baby alone. Larry says that the telephone call lasted only a minute and the coroner rules that the death was accidental. It seems that Nanny had cared for Diane as a child and continues to protect her. At home, Victor asks Diane to dismiss Nanny, but when Diane goes upstairs she finds Nanny packing her suitcase, having anticipated Victor's decision. Nanny dissuades Diane from telling Victor the truth about the accident, reminding her that she promised to stop drinking and convincing her that admitting the truth to Victor would make him doubt her from then on. Nanny suggests that the tragedy of the child's death will help Diane quit drinking, foolishly thinking that Diane can conquer her addiction through willpower and encouraging her to continue the pattern of deception.
After Nanny departs, a young woman named Consuela Sandino arrives at Diane's home, claiming to be the child's birth mother. She knows the truth about the accident and, when Victor returns home, she tells him that she and Diane are old friends and that Diane has asked her to stay for the weekend. She later tells Diane that Pedro told her about the accident and about Diane's promise not to drink, so when Diane again resolves to tell her husband the truth, Consuela and Pedro point out the pitfalls (as Nanny did) and Diane offers to pay Consuela for her silence. Pedro later suggests to Consuela that they take the money and leave, yet she has her sights set on a bigger prize, hoping to replace Diane as Victor's wife.
David White as Larry Hawthorn
Soon, Victor arrives home to find Diane drinking at the bar. She expresses remorse and assures him that she can control herself; he is leaving on another business trip and tells Diane that he has asked Consuela to stay with her, believing that the women are old friends and that Consuela's presence will be beneficial. Victor's judgment is poor--he leaves his alcoholic wife at home after she has been drinking and while she is still reeling from a tragic loss.
Diane wakes at night to the sound of a baby crying. Unable to find the source of the noise, she is distraught. The next day, she is drinking again; the next night, the crying returns and we see that Pedro and Consuela are torturing Diane by using a hidden tape player. Diane turns to alcohol again to self-medicate and Victor returns from his trip early to find that his wife has been drinking to excess. She begs her husband not to leave again and insists that she heard a baby crying. The incidents with the tape player are not resolved later in the episode and neither Victor nor Diane ever discover what was causing her to hear a baby cry. Perhaps it would have worked better to leave the baby's cries unexplained, as if they came from Diane's tortured imagination.
Eugene Iglesias as Pedro Sanchez
Victor demonstrates his complete lack of understanding of his wife's condition when he announces that he plans to have a dinner party to host a senator and several other guests. He understands that Diane is able to control her drinking when he is at home, but his work constantly pulls him away, so he suggests that she see a psychiatrist. Diane sees Consuela approach Victor by the pool and fears that they may become intimate, so she immediately takes a drink. That evening's dinner party is a disaster, as Diane gets very drunk and makes a scene before breaking down and apologizing. The next day, Victor attempts to talk his wife into spending a few weeks at a sanitarium, but she insists on trying to conquer her problems at home, without help. An alcoholic who drinks to steady her nerves and bury her fears, Diane is unlikely to succeed.
Diane visits the orphanage where she adopted the baby and speaks to Sister Marie Therese, asking if she can adopt another baby right away. Apparently, Diane thinks that replacing her dead child will help improve her mood and aid in controlling her urge to drink. Fortunately, the nun tells her that a long period of investigation is necessary before an adoption can be carried out but, after Diane confesses to the nun about her lie regarding the accident, Sister Marie Therese reveals to Diane that the baby's mother died in childbirth, so Consuela cannot be the boy's birth mother. Diane now realizes that Consuela is a liar as well as a blackmailer, so she is finally ready to tell her husband the truth. This suggests that her reticence up to this point was in part due to sympathy and guilt regarding Consuela's alleged loss. Diane's motives for deceiving her husband and others are complex.
Doris Lloyd as Nanny Gibbs
Back at home, Diane "gathers the suspects," as in a murder mystery, summoning Consuela and Pedro to a confrontation for Victor's benefit. She tells Victor the truth about her part in the baby's death and Pedro turns on Consuela, despite her urging him to lie about how many drinks Diane had had before her son died. Pedro chooses the path of honesty over the wishes of Consuela, who is revealed to be the true villain of the piece. Victor sends the duo away immediately and Diane tells him that she will now consent to going to a sanitarium. She finally takes responsibility for her actions and, though she tells Victor to get a divorce, he confesses his own shame and understands that it was he who caused her to fear telling him what really happened. The mystery is solved and the lovers are reunited, set free by the truth, at least for the moment.
"The Dark Pool" is neither a condensed novel not an expanded short story and, perhaps because of that, it seems to be just the right length. The show is well paced and flows quickly from beginning to end, with a generous use of close ups to help display the characters' emotions. The "dark pool" of the title refers more to Diane's inner turmoil than to the actual swimming pool in which the baby drowns, which is bathed in sunlight.
John Zaremba as the coroner
The show is directed by Jack Smight (1925-2003), whose four episodes of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour all deal with women and domestic problems. This was his last episode for the series and all of the shows he directed aired in 1963. The prior one was "The Lonely Hours," which was also written by William D. Gordon. Smight directed for television from 1949 to 1986 and for film from 1964 to 1989. Among his many films were Harper (1966) and Midway (1976); he also directed four episodes of The Twilight Zone and won an Emmy for directing in 1959.
Alec Coppel (1907-1972), who is credited with the story and co-credited with the teleplay, was born in Melbourne, Australia, in 1907. He moved to England in 1927 and his first play was produced in 1935. In 1937, he had a hit on the London stage with I Killed the Count, which was later adapted for the only multi-episode story of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, airing over a three-week span in March 1957. The play had been performed in the U.S. on Broadway in 1942, though Coppel returned to Australia during WWII. He continued to write plays, as well as novels and screenplays. Moving to Hollywood in 1954, Coppel wrote teleplays and screenplays, including some uncredited rewrites on Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief (1954), and he worked closely with Hitchcock on the script for Vertigo (1958). Coppel continued to write novels, screenplays, teleplays, stage plays, and radio plays for another 15 years until his death in 1972.
Isobel Elsom as Sister Marie Therese
Starring as Diane is Lois Nettleton (1927-2008), who was Miss Chicago in 1948 and who went on that year to be a semi-finalist in the Miss America pageant. She trained at the Actors Studio and began acting on radio that same year and on Broadway the next year; her film and TV career lasted from 1957 to 2006. This was the only Hitchcock TV show in which she appeared; she was also seen on The Twilight Zone and Night Gallery.
Anthony George (1921-2005) receives second billing as her husband, Victor. Born Ottavio Gabriel George, he served in WWII and was in films from 1950 to 1957 and on TV from 1951 to 1988. He was a semi-regular on Dark Shadows in 1967, on Search for Tomorrow (1970-1975), and on One Life to Live (1978-1984). He also appeared in one episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, "Flight to the East."
Consuela is played by Madlyn Rhue (1935-2003), who was born Madeline Roche and who took her stage name from the film, 13 Rue Madeleine (1947). She was a dancer at New York's Copacabana night club when she was just 17 years old and her film and TV career lasted from 1958 to 1996. Rhue was seen on Star Trek and The Night Stalker and she was a regular on Days of Our Lives from 1982 to 1984. This was the only time she appeared on the Hitchcock show.
David White (1916-1990) as Larry Hawthorn, the lawyer in the back of the car with Victor; he was a Marine in WWII and appeared on Broadway starting in 1949. He was on screen from 1949 to 1989 and appeared in many television shows. He was in four episodes of the Hitchcock series (including "Dry Run") and two of The Twilight Zone, but he is best remembered for his supporting role as Larry Tate on Bewitched (1964-1972).
Eugene Iglesias (1926- ) as Pedro Sanchez; born Eugene Iglesias Carrillo in Puerto Rico, he was on screen from 1951 to 1970.
Doris Lloyd (1891-1968) as Andrina "Nanny" Gibbs; born in Liverpool, she started out in Vaudeville in 1916 and appeared in over 150 films from 1920 to 1967, including Phantom Lady (1944). She was in four episodes of Thriller and nine episodes of the Hitchcock show, including "The Schartz-Metterklume Method," where she also played a character called "Nanny."
John Zaremba (1908-1986) as the coroner; he started out as a journalist at the Chicago Tribune before becoming an actor. He was in movies from 1950 and on TV from 1954, including regular roles on I Led Three Lives (1953-1956) and The Time Tunnel (1966-1967). He appeared on The Twilight Zone and Batman and he was on the Hitchcock show eleven times, including "The Kind Waitress."
Isobel Elsom (1893-1981) as Sister Marie Therese; born Isobel Reed in England, she was a veteran of stage, film, and TV who appeared onscreen from 1915 to 1964, including roles in 1947 in Chaplin's Monsieur Verdoux and Hitchcock's The Paradine Case. She was on TV from 1950 to 1965 and appeared five times on the Hitchcock show, including "Back for Christmas" and "Final Vow," where she also plays a nun.
Walter Woolf King (1899-1984) as Senator Hayes; he started out on Broadway in 1919, worked in radio, and was seen in many movies and TV shows from 1930 to 1977, including A Night at the Opera (1935), Swiss Miss (1938), and Go West (1940). He was in five episodes of the Hitchcock series, including "Our Cook's a Treasure."
Walter Woolf King
Eva Novak (1898-1988) as Mrs. Hayes, the senator's wife; she was on screen from 1917 to 1966 and played Tom Mix's love interest in ten westerns. Many of her later roles were uncredited.
Bess Flowers (1898-1984) as Mrs. Pradanos, a guest at the ill-fated dinner party; nicknamed the Queen of the Extras, she played hundreds of uncredited parts on screen from 1923 to 1964, including bit parts in seven films directed by Hitchcock and small roles in six episodes of the Hitchcock TV show.
Bess Flowers
Paul Bradley (1901-1999) as Emilio Pradanos, her husband; he was a stand-in for George Sanders and he also appeared in many films in uncredited roles. His screen career lasted from 1935 to 1990 and he appeared on The Twilight Zone, Thriller, Batman, and six episodes of the Hitchcock TV show.
Paul Bradley
"The Dark Pool" aired on CBS on Friday, May 3, 1963; watch it for free online here.
IMDb, IMDb.com, https://www.imdb.com/.
"The Dark Pool." The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, season 8, episode 29, CBS, 3 May. 1963.
Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, https://www.wikipedia.org/.
In two weeks: Our coverage of William D. Gordon concludes with "You'll Be the Death of Me," starring Robert Loggia!
Listen to Al Sjoerdsma and Jack Seabrook discuss the first season of Alfred Hitchcock Presents here!
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The Warren Report Issue 76: July 1976
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Reicha, Joseph - Parthia in F for 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets, 3 Horns and 2 bassoons (4°490)
Joseph Reicha
was born 12 February 1752 in Chudenice near Klattau (west bohemia) and studied cello in Prague. He got an employment playing the first cello at the court chapel of Wallerstein in 1774. Six years later, he even became chapel-master. In 1781, he took his nephew Anton Reicha (1770-1836) to him and taught him several instruments as well as probably composition.
That Prince Kraft Ernst estimated Joseph Reicha can be proved by the fact that he got 750 Gulden, twice as much as the other musicians earned. Nevertheless, Reicha left the chapel in 1785 for an employment of Maximilian Franz, archbishop from Cologne. Short time later, he became concert master of the court chapel in Bonn earning 1000 Gulden. Famous musician like his nephew Anton, playing violin and flute, and the young Beethoven, viola, belonged also to this orchestra.
In 1790, Joseph Reicha got ill because of gout and died 5 March 1795 in Bonn.
The main time of composition was at Wallerstein. Within these eleven years, he composed symphonies, solo concerti and chamber music.
Parthia in F for 2 Oboes, 2 Clarinets, 3 Horns and 2 Bassoons
The presented Parthia in F was composed 1783 in Wallerstein. The choice of three horns and the thematic work of the music near hunting-music was used to illustrate the court hunting also with the court music. The part of the third horn is the most remarkable one because it opens the music with an hunting signal as well as it consists of notes in the deep register which do not belong to the natural notes. These specialities of the third horn part can be a proof for the assumption, that Franz Zwierzina played this horn part. As it can be seen by this example, the seconde horn player could be also a soloist at that time.
The edition in this instrumentation is based on the autograph, set in score, of the Court Library Wallerstein, today kept in the University Library Augsburg with the signature HR III 4 1/2 4°490. There exists additional parts for violone and two flutes. The flute parts were composed later in order to employ the new flutists. The violone plays the same as the basso (second Bassoon)
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package gov.va.hmp.vista.rpc;

import org.junit.Test;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

public class TestSimpleLineMapper {

    @Test
    public void mapString() {
        SimpleLineMapper<String> mapper = new SimpleLineMapper<String>(String.class);
        assertEquals("foo", mapper.mapLine("foo", 3));
    }

    @Test
    public void mapInteger() {
        SimpleLineMapper<Integer> mapper = new SimpleLineMapper<Integer>(Integer.class);
        assertTrue(23 == mapper.mapLine("23", 3));
    }

    @Test
    public void mapLong() {
        SimpleLineMapper<Long> mapper = new SimpleLineMapper<Long>(Long.class);
        assertTrue(42L == mapper.mapLine("42", 3));
    }
}


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A Pathogen-Responsive Leucine Rich Receptor Like Kinase Contributes to Fusarium Resistance in Cereals
Thapa, Ganesh; Gunupuru, Lokanadha R.; Hehir, James G.; Kahla, Amal; Mullins, Ewen; Doohan, Fiona M. (Frontiers, 2018-06-26)
Receptor-like kinases form the largest family of receptors in plants and play an important role in recognizing pathogen-associated molecular patterns and modulating the plant immune responses to invasive fungi, including cereal defenses against fungal diseases. But hitherto, none have been shown to modulate the wheat response to the economically important Fusarium head blight (FHB) disease of small-grain cereals. Homologous genes were identified on barley chromosome 6H (HvLRRK-6H) and wheat chromosome 6DL (TaLRRK-6D), which encode the characteristic domains of surface-localized receptor like kinases. Gene expression studies validated that the wheat TaLRRK-6D is highly induced in heads as an early response to both the causal pathogen of FHB disease, Fusarium graminearum, and its' mycotoxic virulence factor deoxynivalenol. The transcription of other wheat homeologs of this gene, located on chromosomes 6A and 6B, was also up-regulated in response to F. graminearum. Virus-induced gene silencing (VIGS) of the barley HvLRRK-6H compromised leaf defense against F. graminearum. VIGS of TaLRRK-6D in two wheat cultivars, CM82036 (resistant to FHB disease) and cv. Remus (susceptible to FHB), confirmed that TaLRRK-6D contributes to basal resistance to FHB disease in both genotypes. Although the effect of VIGS did not generally reduce grain losses due to FHB, this experiment did reveal that TaLRRK-6D positively contributes to grain development. Further gene expression studies in wheat cv. Remus indicated that VIGS of TaLRRK-6D suppressed the expression of genes involved in salicylic acid signaling, which is a key hormonal pathway involved in defense. Thus, this study provides the first evidence of receptor like kinases as an important component of cereal defense against Fusarium and highlights this gene as a target for enhancing cereal resistance to FHB disease.
A temporal assessment of nematode community structure and diversity in the rhizosphere of cisgenic Phytophthora infestans-resistant potatoes
Ortiz, Vilma; Phelan, Sinead; Mullins, Ewen (Biomed Central, 01/12/2016)
Background Nematodes play a key role in soil processes with alterations in the nematode community structure having the potential to considerably influence ecosystem functioning. As a result fluctuations in nematode diversity and/or community structure can be gauged as a 'barometer' of a soil's functional biodiversity. However, a deficit exists in regards to baseline knowledge and on the impact of specific GM crops on soil nematode populations and in particular in regard to the impact of GM potatoes on the diversity of nematode populations in the rhizosphere. The goal of this project was to begin to address this knowledge gap in regards to a GM potato line, cisgenically engineered for resistance to Phytophthora infestans (responsible organism of the Irish potato famine causing late blight disease). For this, a 3 year (2013, 2014, 2015) field experimental study was completed, containing two conventional genotypes (cvs. Desiree and Sarpo Mira) and a cisgenic genotype (cv. Desiree + Rpi-vnt1). Each potato genotype was treated with different disease management strategies (weekly chemical applications and corresponding no spray control). Hence affording the opportunity to investigate the temporal impact of potato genotype, disease management strategy (and their interaction) on the potato rhizosphere nematode community. Results Nematode structure and diversity were measured through established indices, accounts and taxonomy with factors recording a significant effect limited to the climatic conditions across the three seasons of the study and chemical applications associated with the selected disease management strategy. Based on the metrics studied, the cultivation of the cisgenic potato genotype exerted no significant effect (P > 0.05) on nematode community diversity or structure. The disease management treatments led to a reduction of specific trophic groups (e.g. Predacious c–p = 4), which of interest appeared to be counteracted by a potato genotype with vigorous growth phenotype e.g. cv. Sarpo Mira. The fluctuating climates led to disparate conditions, with enrichment conditions (bacterial feeding c–p = 1) dominating during the wet seasons of 2014 and 2015 versus the dry season of 2013 which induced an environmental stress (functional guild c–p = 2) on nematode communities. Conclusions Overall the functional guild indices in comparison to other indices or absolutes values, delivered the most accurate quantitative measurement with which to determine the occurrence of a specific disturbance relative to the cultivation of the studied cisgenic P. infestans-resistant potatoes.
An insight into the impact of arable farming on Irish biodiversity: A scarcity of studies hinders a rigorous assessment
O'Brien, Martin; Spillane, Charles; Meade, Connor; Mullins, Ewen (Royal Irish Academy, 27/08/2008)
To help understand and counteract future agronomic challenges to farmland biodiversity, it is essential to know how present farming practices have affected biodiversity on Irish farms. We present an overview of existing research data and conclusions, describing the impact of crop cultivation on biodiversity on Irish arable farms. An extensive literature review clearly indicates that peer-reviewed publications on research conducted in Ireland on this topic are quite scarce: just 21 papers investigating the effect of conventional crop cultivation on Irish biodiversity have been published within the past 30 years. Principally, these studies have concluded that conventional crop cultivation has had an adverse impact on biodiversity on Irish farms, with 15 of the 21 studies demonstrating negative trends for the taxa investigated. Compared to other EU states, the relative dearth of baseline data and absence of monitoring programmes designed to assess the specific impacts of crop cultivation on Irish biodiversity highlight the need to develop long-term research studies. With many new challenges facing Irish agriculture, a research programme must be initiated to measure current levels of biodiversity on arable land and to assess the main farming 'pressures' causing significant biodiversity loss or gains in these systems.
Insights from the Fungus Fusarium oxysporum Point to High Affinity Glucose Transporters as Targets for Enhancing Ethanol Production from Lignocellulose
Ali, Shahin S.; Nugent, Brian; Mullins, Ewen; Doohan, Fiona M. (PLOS, 30/01/2013)
Ethanol is the most-widely used biofuel in the world today. Lignocellulosic plant biomass derived from agricultural residue can be converted to ethanol via microbial bioprocessing. Fungi such as Fusarium oxysporum can simultaneously saccharify straw to sugars and ferment sugars to ethanol. But there are many bottlenecks that need to be overcome to increase the efficacy of microbial production of ethanol from straw, not least enhancement of the rate of fermentation of both hexose and pentose sugars. This research tested the hypothesis that the rate of sugar uptake by F. oxysporum would enhance the ethanol yields from lignocellulosic straw and that high affinity glucose transporters can enhance ethanol yields from this substrate. We characterized a novel hexose transporter (Hxt) from this fungus. The F. oxysporum Hxt represents a novel transporter with homology to yeast glucose signaling/transporter proteins Rgt2 and Snf3, but it lacks their C-terminal domain which is necessary for glucose signalling. Its expression level decreased with increasing glucose concentration in the medium and in a glucose uptake study the Km(glucose) was 0.9 mM, which indicated that the protein is a high affinity glucose transporter. Post-translational gene silencing or over expression of the Hxt in F. oxysporum directly affected the glucose and xylose transport capacity and ethanol yielded by F. oxysporum from straw, glucose and xylose. Thus we conclude that this Hxt has the capacity to transport both C5 and C6 sugars and to enhance ethanol yields from lignocellulosic material. This study has confirmed that high affinity glucose transporters are ideal candidates for improving ethanol yields from lignocellulose because their activity and level of expression is high in low glucose concentrations, which is very common during the process of consolidated processing.
Genome sequence of Ensifer adhaerens OV14 provides insights into its ability as a novel vector for the genetic transformation of plant genomes
Rudder, Steven; Doohan, Fiona; Creevey, Christopher J.; Wendt, Toni; Mullins, Ewen (Biomed Central, 07/04/2014)
Additional file 1:Figure S1. Circular representation of the four replicons of E. adhaerens OV14. Figure S2. Synteny plots showing total sequence of Ensifer adhaerens OV14 pOV14 (top bar) vs Agrobacterium tumefaciens C58 pTi (bottom bar), computed using DoubleACT version2 on tBLASTx setting with cut off set at 100. Visualised in Artemis ACT. Additional file 2; BLAST of Ensifer adhaerens OV14 replicons.xlsx. Excel file includes tables of BLAST search of individual Ensifer adhaerens OV14 replicons Additional file 3. BLAST of Agrobacterium tumefaciens C58 replicons.xlsx. Excel file includes tables of BLAST searches of individual Agrobacterium tumefaciens C58
Potential for gene-flow from cultivated Irish grasses and cereals
Mullins, Ewen; Ryan, Eimear; Meade, Conor (Teagasc, 01/08/2009)
The importance of gene movement from cultivated plants has been highlighted in regard to minimising the movement of seed and/or pollen between GM and non-GM crops (i.e. gene flow). Although ryegrass covers in excess of 90% of Ireland's agricultural area, very little is known about gene flow from ryegrass populations from an Irish context. The goal of this project was to address this lack of data by measuring the degree of pollen-mediated gene-flow between two Lolium spp. in a field environment. Ryegrass (esp. Lolium perenne) was selected because as the dominant pasture grass it is critical for the livestock industry as well as being a current target for novel improvements. The results from this research indicate that the potential for pollen-mediated gene flow from perennial ryegrass decreases exponentially with increased distance from the pollen source, with hybridisation events recorded out at 192m. In parallel to this research, a separate study was conducted to assess the degree of genetic diversity within feral and wild Lolium spp across Ireland and also within the important crop weed Avena fatua ('wild oats'); thereby providing an insight into the degree of historic gene flow that has occurred within each species and in regard to the latter, identifying the potential for non-native A. fatua to colonise the Irish agrienvironment.
Assessing the Impact of Pollen-mediated Gene Flow from GM Herbicide Tolerant Brassica Napus into Common Wild Relatives in Ireland
Collier, Marcus J.; Mullins, Ewen (Royal Irish Academy, 30/04/2012)
Although now we have had many years of research completed on assessing the potential environmental impact of GM crops, concern remains over their potential impact on biodiversity in the rural landscape. In particular, issues have arisen in regards to the modification of crops with traits that could introgress into sexually compatible wild relatives. In contrast to wheat, barley, potato and maize, Brassica napus (oilseed rape) is the only commercial crop grown in Ireland at present with the potential to successfully transfer its DNA, via pollen-mediated gene flow, into inter-related weed species. This review details the species in question and by examining the relevant literature that relates to Irish agronomic conditions, demonstrates that gene flow is likely to occur, especially to an earlier used cultivar, Brassica rapa. However, the critical factor remains not that GM traits will flow from the commercial source but what might the consequences of said gene flow events be. This review indicates that the conferred trait in question (in this case, herbicide tolerance) can only impact on weed diversity in the presence of selecting herbicide action. In the absence of the herbicide, the GM traits will be lost from the wild species over time and will not confer any selective advantage that could facilitate population growth.
Ensifer-mediated Arabidopsis thaliana Root Transformation (E-ART): A Protocol to Analyse the Factors that Support Ensifer-mediated Transformation (EMT) of Plant Cells
Rathore, Deeraj Singh; Doohan, Fiona M.; Mullins, Ewen (Bio-protocol LLC, 05/10/2017)
Ensifer adhaerens OV14, a soil borne alpha-proteobacteria of the Rhizobiaceae family, fortifies the novel plant transformation technology platform termed 'Ensifer-mediated transformation' (EMT). EMT can stably transform both monocot and dicot species, and the host range of EMT is continuously expanding across a diverse range of crop species. In this protocol, we adapted a previously published account that describes the use of Arabidopsis thaliana roots to investigate the interaction of A. thaliana and Agrobacterium tumefaciens. In our laboratory, we routinely use A. thaliana root explants to examine the factors that enhance the utility of EMT. In addition, the E-ART protocol can be used to study the transcriptional response of E. adhaerens and host plant following exposure to explant tissue, the transformability of different Ensifer adhaerens strains/mutants as well as testing the susceptibility of A. thaliana mutant lines as a means to decipher the mechanisms underpinning EMT.
Exploiting the inter-strain divergence of Fusarium oxysporum for microbial bioprocessing of lignocellulose to bioethanol
Ali, Shahin S; Khan, Mojibur; Fagan, Brian; Mullins, Ewen; Doohan, Fiona M (Biomed Central, 15/03/2012)
Microbial bioprocessing of lignocellulose to bioethanol still poses challenges in terms of substrate catabolism. A targeted evolution-based study was undertaken to determine if inter-strain microbial variability could be exploited for bioprocessing of lignocellulose to bioethanol. The microorganism studied was Fusarium oxysporum because of its capacity to both saccharify and ferment lignocellulose. Strains of F. oxysporum were isolated and assessed for their genetic variability. Using optimised solid-state straw culture conditions, experiments were conducted that compared fungal strains in terms of their growth, enzyme activities (cellulases, xylanase and alcohol dehydrogenase) and yield of bioethanol and the undesirable by-products acetic acid and xylitol. Significant inter-strain divergence was recorded in regards to the capacity of studied F. oxysporum strains to produce alcohol from untreated straw. No correlation was observed between bioethanol synthesis and either the biomass production or microbial enzyme activity. A strong correlation was observed between both acetic acid and xylitol production and bioethanol yield. The level of diversity recorded in the alcohol production capacity among closely-related microorganism means that a targeted screening of populations of selected microbial species could greatly improve bioprocessing yields, in terms of providing both new host strains and candidate genes for the bioethanol industry.
GM Crop Cultivation in Ireland: Ecological and Economic Considerations
Meade, Conor V.; Mullins, Ewen (Royal Irish Academy, 31/03/2005)
Like many states in the European Union, Ireland has yet to fully commit itself to geneticallymodified (GM) crop technology. The general position of the Irish Government is 'positive but precautionary'. However, with the European‐wide de‐facto moratorium on commercial production of GM crops now ended, many strategically important decisions regarding the commercial deployment of such crops and their co‐existence with conventional/organic crops need to be considered. To date, little research on the environmental impact of GM crops has been carried out in Ireland, and the provision of relevant local information lags far behind that available in other countries in the European Union. In this paper, we discuss much of the new ecological and economic data that have emerged since the moratorium on GM crops was introduced in 1998, assess the likely impacts of pest‐oriented GM crops should they be introduced to Ireland and examine criteria for post‐release monitoring. We also describe the likely commercial demand for these crops and the consequent priorities for ecological research. We argue that the impact of GM technology needs to be assessed in relation to the environmental impact of modern agriculture as a whole. Public unease in relation to this technology may be addressed if adequate resources are made available for independent Irish research on the issue.


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Q: Gorm not doing join I'm trying to build a hierarchy of a class I've called group.  The domain is fairly simple:
class SubGroup implements Serializable {
    Group child
    Group parent

    static mapping = {
        id composite: ['child', 'parent']
    }
}

class Group implements Serializable {
    int groupId
    String key
    String title

    static mapping = {
        id name: 'groupId'
    }
}

Basically I'd like to build up a map of group parents and their associated children.  So I'm looping through each record (if there's a cleaner way to query for a Map I'm happy to hear it) and creating the map entry for it.
Map hierarchy = [:]
SubGroup.list().each { relation ->
    if (!hierarchy[relation.parent]) {
        hierarchy[relation.parent] = new HashSet()
    }

    hierarchy[relation.parent] << relation.child
}

I would think hibernate would use some simple query that does this something like this:
select * from sub_group s, group c, group p
where s.child_id = c.group_id and s.parent_id = p.group_id

But it is not doing the join.  It is doing a query of the subgroup followed by n queries of the group table (N+1 select problem).  Ugh.  I heard in 2.0 there's a problem with the hibernate query cache so I disabled it.  I've tried adding lazy: false, and fetch: join to my SubGroup domain class for both the parent and the child columns with no luck.  I've tried adding (fetch: [child: 'eager']) as a parameter to the list method.  It will not do the join.  Am I missing something?  To be honest, it shouldn't really even need to do a join as I am only accessing the groupId foreign key property although later on I will need both the key and title properties.
I could, of course, make the child and parent properties ints and just do my own querying when I need the rest of the data or I could use HQL and some other method for limiting this to a single query, but it seems like GORM should be doing this for me.  Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Jim

A: It seems the only way I could get this to work without hibernate making a select call for each  child and parent was to instead do a HQL query rather than using the list method as shown below:
Map hierarchy = [:]
def subGroups = SubGroup.executeQuery("SELECT s.parent, s.child FROM SubGroup s")
subGroups.each { relation ->
    if (!hierarchy[relation[0]]) {
        hierarchy[relation[0]] = new HashSet()
    }

    hierarchy[relation[0]] << relation[1]
}

Thus I'm really only using the SubGroup domain class to define the relationships.  I would think I should be able to do this via some kind of mapping but I couldn't figure out how.

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Terrängen runt Chinavita är varierad. Chinavita ligger nere i en dal som går i nord-sydlig riktning. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km öster om Chinavita. Runt Chinavita är det ganska glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Garagoa,  km söder om Chinavita. Omgivningarna runt Chinavita är en mosaik av jordbruksmark och naturlig växtlighet.

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The shoulders are one of the most underrated muscle groups. They give you the "V-taper" look and they are a key muscle group in all pressing exercises.
The shoulders are the key to unlocking upper body mass. They are involved in all pressing and pulling movements, so if you can improve the strength of your deltoids you will also see your numbers improve in movements like the incline bench and pull-ups.
In addition, the shoulders, along with the lats, are largely responsible for the appearance of a wide shoulder girdle. If this is combined with a 6 pack it gives the appearance of what is known as the "V-taper".
There are a ton of exercises you can use build bigger shoulders, but the key with all of them is to use a progressive training program that allows you to constantly improve. Only by improving will your shoulders get bigger. These improvements can come in the way of added weight, more volume, or less rest. As long as you are improving (and eating) the mass will come.
So with that, let's take a look at some of the best exercises for building bigger shoulders!
This movement is named after a 1930's Olympic lifter named Sam Bradford.
Start with a weight that is about 20-25% lighter than what you can overhead press. Take a slightly wider than shoulder-width grip on the bar. You will begin in the traditional overhead press position with the bar in front you. From this position you will press the bar until it is just above the top of your head. Once you get to this height you will bring the bar over your head and lower it down behind your head into the behind the neck press position. From the position you will again press the bar to a height just over your head and then lower it back down in front you back to the position in which you started.
This is one repetition. Complete 6-8 reps for 3-4 sets.
One important technique point is to make sure that you keep looking straight ahead throughout the movements. Resist the desire to look down, which will not only make the exercise easier, but can also lead to some pretty severe neck and upper back injuries. Don't do it!
This movement will really blast your deltoids and will also greatly improve your serratus anterior strength which will help your starting strength in all pressing movements. If you are someone who struggles to get the bar off your chest during a bench press, this exercise is for you!
This movement is a simple one. All you need is a weight plate. The beginning lifter will start with a 25 pound plate, while advanced lifters can use a 45 pound plate, or even a 100 pound plate.
Grab the plate with your hands at the 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock positions, just like you are holding a steering wheel. With your elbows straight, raise the weight up in front of you and continue until it is all the way over your head. Many lifters stop the movement once they get to eye level, but you are losing a lot of the benefit by doing so. From this position simply lower the plate back to the starting position.
This movement is a great finisher for the front deltoids after a pressing movement like Bradford presses. Because your hands are in a neutral position (thumbs towards the ceiling) it also puts the shoulder joint in a much healthier position than barbell front raises.
Do 2-3 sets of 10-15 reps here.
Now that your front delts are toasted from the first two exercises, it's time to move on to finishing off the medial deltoids (outer shoulders). This is the part of the shoulder muscle that really contributes to your upper body width.
Lateral raises are a great way to target this area. So, let's look at how to do this unique lateral raise exercise.
You are going to start with just one dumbbell in your hand. Your free hand should hold on to something sturdy like a power rack at shoulder height. You will then shift your feet so that they are directly under your free hand. At this point you should lean away from your free hand so that you are holding yourself up with the power rack. From this position you will simply perform a lateral raise.
This variation really targets the top half of the movement, while the bottom half will be very easy. Make not to use too much momentum in the bottom half of the exercise, or you will short-change the muscle building tension in the top-half.
Complete 3-4 sets of 8-12 reps per arm.
So there you go! A great shoulder workout that shouldn't take you more than 30 minutes to complete. Remember, the key with any workout is consistent progression.
Eat big, train hard, rest long. Repeat this process month after month and you will have a muscular body you will proud of!
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Korchnoi's Chess Games
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Korchnoi's Chess Games comprises almost 1700 games played up to the beginning of 1978 and is the most comprehensive and systematic collection of this great player's games ever to be published. The editors have included every available tournament and match game played by Korchnoi since 1945, and there are a number of miscellaneous games from blitz tournaments and simultaneous exhibitions.
Publisher: Ishi Press
Author: David N. L. Levy
Notation Type: Figurine (FAN)
Viktor Lvovich Korchnoi, one of the world's two leading chess players and five times candidate for the World Championship, defected from the Soviet Union in 1976 at the age of forty-five and now lives in Switzerland. Describing Korchnoi in his introduction to this book, International Master Bill Hartston writes: '... Korchnoi is unique. When he sits down to a game, he brings to bear a combination of concentration, determination, and energy which no other grandmaster can match.' Korchnoi's style of play is of immense interest to spectators and chess enthusiasts because of his great fighting spirit and his frequent battles against the chess clock.
With the exception of the introduction, which is reproduced in a number of major languages, the entire work is languageless. The games are given in figurine algebraic notation of the form accepted by the International Chess Federation, with internationally accepted symbols being used for annotation. The annotations themselves are by a host of International Grandmasters and Masters. Korchnoi's Chess Games should take its rightful place on the bookshelves of every chess fan. With such a wealth of highly original games, this book will provide almost unlimited entertainment and instruction for chess players of any strength.
David Levy is one of the world's leading authorities on computer chess and is author of Chess and Computers, More Chess and Computers and the Chess Computer Handbook. He is an International Master of the World Chess Federation and President of the International Computer Chess Association. David Levy's earlier introduction to computer chess was well-received by reviewers.
Book Edition
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Rally in support of state legislation to reform Co. Board Mon.
Milwaukee County
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- A rally was held Monday evening, May 6th in support of state legislation that would cut the pay and authority of the Milwaukee County Board.
State Rep. Joe Sanfelippo (R - West Allis), the sponsor of the bill, and former County Supervisor Joseph Rice spoke at the rally.
Monday evening's rally came on the same day Milwaukee County Supervisors voted to override Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele's veto of a plan developed by supervisors to reform the County Board.
The board voted in favor of reforming itself and against state imposed changes in previous meetings. This plan would reduce salaries by 10% and require supervisors to take training every other year. It would also reduce the Board's budget.
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele vetoed those measures, calling them impractical and illegal.
"It's just a different vision of what County governance should be. It's clear that the exec would rather not have a locally generated plan," County Supervisor Theodore Lipscomb said.
A state proposed reform bill would slash the County Board's budget, reduce staff and shrink salaries. That is a measure four County Board members are in favor of seeing implemented.
"After all the controversy that's been going on here the last few weeks, it was better that the state just kind of take charge and have the reform take place in Madison," County Supervisor Steve Taylor said.
The Board still has to make changes to the its plan. However, if a state bill is passed, it overrides any County proposal.
Crash between Janseville, Beloit; pileup involves 85 vehicles


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Weeks before rape trial, Harvey Weinstein speaks out, calls himself 'forgotten man'
NEW YORK, N.Y. – For the first time in more than a year and only weeks before his sex crimes trial, Harvey Weinstein has spoken out publicly, calling himself a "forgotten man."
In an exclusive interview with the New York Post , Weinstein refused to speak about the allegations against him, according to the newspaper. He said he agreed to do the interview to prove that he hasn't been exaggerating about his ailments.
Weinstein arrived at a hearing last week looking frail and using a walker, and his attorney Donna Rotunno said in court that her client was scheduled to have back surgery. The "scrutiny not only in the courtroom but the court of public opinion" has been "hard on him," Rotunno said recently.
People close to Weinstein, 67, have told CNN the disgraced movie producer is combative and in denial about how far he's fallen. He's even planning a career comeback after the trial, sources said.
Weinstein told The Post he "made more movies directed by women and about women than any filmmaker, and I'm talking about 30 years ago. I'm not talking about now when it's vogue."
Weinstein said he has been a pioneer for increasing roles for women.
"It all got eviscerated because of what happened," Weinstein told the newspaper. "My work has been forgotten."
Twenty-three women who came forward to report Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct issued the following statement today in response to Harvey Weinstein's interview.
"Harvey Weinstein is trying to gaslight society again. He says in a new interview he doesn't want to be forgotten. Well, he won't be. He will be remembered as a sexual predator and an unrepentant abuser who took everything and deserves nothing. He will be remembered by the collective will of countless women who stood up and said enough. We refuse to let this predator rewrite his legacy of abuse."
Actresses Ashley Judd and Rosanna Arquette are among the women who signed the statement.
Weinstein's comments come only weeks before the start of his trial, and days after his attorney said prosecutors have the media on their side.
Prosecutor Joan Illuzi-Orbon "has a luxury that I don't have and that's all of you and all of the press and the media that is already out on this case," Rotunno said at a press conference following a December bail hearing. "Mr. Weinstein has a right to be defended whether it's in a courtroom or the media."
Weinstein is charged with raping a woman in a New York hotel room in 2013, and another woman has accused him of forcibly performing oral sex on her at his Manhattan apartment in 2006. Scores more women have accused him of sexual abuse, ranging from rape to harassment.
Weinstein has pleaded not guilty and has repeatedly denied all allegations of nonconsensual sex. His trial is set to begin January 6.
He spoke to the Post on Friday from a hospital where he was recovering from spinal surgery, and is photographed sitting on a couch by a walker, with an IV still in his hand.
Attorney Douglas H. Wigdor, who represents several of Weinstein's alleged victims, on Sunday said the producer's interview was a publicity stunt.
"One cannot feel sorry for Mr. Weinstein while he sits perched in an executive private hospital suite and asks New Yorkers to recognize his prior accomplishments which justifiability have been overshadowed by his horrific actions, his complete failure to accept responsibility, and his recent efforts to force survivors to accept an inadequate and paltry civil settlement," Wigdor said in a statement.


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est le troisième album studio du groupe de metalcore gallois Bullet for My Valentine. Avec un total de onze pistes, l'album est commercialisé les 26 et  au Royaume-Uni et aux États-Unis, respectivement. L'album s'est vendu à  exemplaires aux États-Unis, et  au Royaume-Uni dès sa première semaine après parution, et atteint la troisième place du The Billboard 200 et la première dans le classement rock et alternatif de Billboard. Depuis sa parution,  s'est vendu à plus de  exemplaires à travers le monde. La pochette présente une femme aux pinces de crabe, située dans un décor plutôt sinistre.

Production
Début 2009, près d'un an après le second album studio produit par Bullet for My Valentine, Scream Aim Fire, le groupe démarre l'écriture d'un nouvel album avec du nouveau matériel. Dans une entrevue effectuée en mars 2009 avec Metal Hammer, Matthew Tuck explique son implication dans les écrits des paroles de leur album précédent après l'achèvement des compositions instrumentales par le groupe ; mais, pour , Tuck s'est occupé à la fois des paroles et des instruments. Bullet for My Valentine entre en studio en avril 2009 aux côtés du producteur Don Gilmore (mieux connu pour ses travaux avec Linkin Park et Good Charlotte) à Monmouth, et annulent leur date de tournée en Afrique du Sud pour achever l'enregistrement. L'album fait une pause à mi-2009 pour participer au Mayhem Festival 2009. Au Mayhem Festival, Bullet for My Valentine présente une nouvelle chanson. La tournée achevée, le groupe revient en studio pour finir Fever. L'enregistrement prend fin en décembre 2009, et Gilmore grave l'album à Malibu (Californie).

Parution et promotion
Le 14 février 2010, le groupe présente une nouvelle piste Begging for Mercy, comme contenu téléchargeable gratuit sur le site Internet officiel pendant une courte période. Le premier single de l'album, Your Betrayal, devait être diffusé aux États-Unis le 8 mars 2010 à la radio ; et a été diffusé d'une manière inattendue, en téléchargement payant sur iTunes avec la piste Begging for Mercy le 2 mars 2010. Le second single, The Last Fight, est diffusé au Royaume-Uni le 19 avril 2010 à la radio et sous forme vinyle le 17 avril 2010 en version limitée avec Begging for Mercy sur la face B.

Le 24 février 2010, Bullet for My Valentine part pour Los Angeles pour y tourner quelques vidéoclips : Un avec la piste Your Betrayal (diffusé le 12 avril 2010), et un autre avec la piste The Last Fight (diffusé le 12 mars 2010). Le réalisateur Paul R. Brown (mieux connu pour ses travaux avec Slipknot et Korn) a effectué les deux tournages.

Liste des pistes

Notes et références

Liens externes

  Jive Records

Album certifié disque d'or au Royaume-Uni
Album de Bullet for My Valentine
Album musical sorti en 2010
Album numéro un au Billboard Top Rock Albums
Album numéro un au UK Rock and Metal Chart
Album publié par Jive Records


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Grand Theft Auto company boss joins #VideogamesAreNotToBlame trend after El Paso, Dayton mass shootings
Daniel Rutledge
Watch: The AM Show chats with US correspondent Sandy Hughes about the country's latest mass shootings. Credits: Photo - Rockstar Games; Video - The AM Show
The CEO of the company that publishes the Grand Theft Auto series has hit out at claims by Donald Trump and others that violent video games are to blame for mass shootings.
In the wake of the attacks in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio, the US president and former Celebrity Apprentice host joined other Republican politicians in blaming games and mental illness, rather than the killers' access to powerful, military-style firearms.
Strauss Zelnick, head of Take-Two Interactive - the company behind the notoriously violent Grand Theft Auto games - says the accusations are "irresponsible" and "disrespectful to the victims".
Games, guns, violence and addiction: What the experts actually say
Violent new video game 'Rape Day' condemned for glorifying sexual assault
"We're just sickened and saddened by these senseless tragedies. That said, blaming entertainment is irresponsible," Zelnick told financial news publication Barron's.
"Moreover, it is highly disrespectful to the victims and their families. The fact is entertainment is consumed worldwide...but gun violence is uniquely American. So we need to address the real issues."
On Twitter, the hashtag #VideogamesAreNotToBlame quickly began to trend in the US following the accusations by Trump and other Republicans.
Among the messages posted about the issue were several highlighting facts and studies that appear to prove the allegations wrong, along with observations that some Trump-loving and Trump-hating gamers were united in rejecting the anti-gaming rhetoric.


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MVC is a design pattern. A Design pattern is a code structure that allows for common coding frameworks to be replicated quickly.
The Model is the "M" in MVC. The model is where business logic is stored. Business logic is loosely defined as database connections or connections to data sources, and provides the data to the controller.
A model is an object representing data or even activity, e.g. a database table or even some plant-floor production-machine process.
The model manages the behavior and data of the application domain, responds to requests for information about its state and responds to instructions to change state.
The model is the piece that represents the state and low-level behavior of the component. It manages the state and conducts all transformations on that state. The model has no specific knowledge of either its controllers or its views. The view is the piece that manages the visual display of the state represented by the model. A model can have more than one view.
A view is some form of visualisation of the state of the model.
The view manages the graphical and/or textual output to the portion of the bitmapped display that is allocated to its application. Instead of a bitmapped display the view may generate HTML or PDF output.
The view is responsible for mapping graphics onto a device. A view typically has a one to one correspondence with a display surface and knows how to render to it. A view attaches to a model and renders its contents to the display surface.
A controller offers facilities to change the state of the model. The controller interprets the mouse and keyboard inputs from the user, commanding the model and/or the view to change as appropriate.
A controller is the means by which the user interacts with the application. A controller accepts input from the user and instructs the model and view to perform actions based on that input. In effect, the controller is responsible for mapping end-user action to application response.
The controller translates interactions with the view into actions to be performed by the model. In a stand-alone GUI client, user interactions could be button clicks or menu selections, whereas in a Web application they appear as HTTP GET and POST requests. The actions performed by the model include activating business processes or changing the state of the model. Based on the user interactions and the outcome of the model actions, the controller responds by selecting an appropriate view.
It must have a minimum of three components, each of which performs the responsibilities of either the Model, the View or the Controller, as identified above. You may include as many additional components as you like, such as a Data Access Object (DAO) to communicate with a relational database.
There is a flow of data between each of those components so that each may carry out its designated responsibilities on that data. What is not specified in MVC is how the mechanics of that flow are to be implemented. The data may be pushed by the Model into the View, it may be pulled by the View from the Model, or pulled into an intermediary (such as the Controller or an Observer) before it is pushed into the View. It does not matter how the data flows, just that it does flow. The actual mechanics are an implementation detail and can therefore be left to the implementor.
The MVC pattern does not identify from where each of these components is instantiated and called. Is there a mystical 4th component which oversees the 3 others, or can one of them oversee and direct the other two? As this is not directly specified in MVC the actual mechanics can be treated as a separate implementation detail.


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PNG Hunters miss out on final spot in Queensland cup
THE Papua New Guinea Hunters missed out on a spot in the 2014 Queensland Cup
finals.
Despite picking up two points for a bye, results that the Michael
Marum-coached side desperately needed did not go its way.
On Saturday, the
Ipswich Jets held off a spirited challenge by the Redcliffe Dolphins, winning
30-24 and locking in their finals spot. The Jets moved up to 34 points and
secured fifth spot, a point clear of the Hunters on 33 points.
Yesterday, the
Tweed Heads Seagulls beat Mackay Cutters 26-22 to advance to 35 points and
finish in fourth place.
In other notable Q-Cup results, minor premiers the
Northern Pride were upset by the lowly Burleigh Bears 29-28 and the Easts Tigers
went down to fellow finals team Wynnum Manly Seagulls 18-14.
Marum said the
side was prepared for whatever eventuated and said the focus would now be on
improving for next season.
"Unfortunately, the results didn't go our way.
We'll stay in camp for the next few days packing up before the players and
coaching staff leave Kokopo by Wednesday or Thursday for a short break," Marum
"We'll all return to camp in the second week of November to start
getting ready for next season. We don't want to leave it until the last round to
the make the finals in 2015 that's for sure.
"Next time we'll be in the top
five before the end of the regular season."
Marum said he would keep in
contact with all Hunters players over the coming weeks as the Prime Minister's
XIII and the Kumuls would be named this month.
"There are two international
matches on the calendar – the Prime Minister's XIII and the Test match against
Tonga on October 12 and 19 – so we'll definitely expect the boys (Hunters) to
maintain their fitness because we are looking at several of them," Marum
PNG Rugby Football League chairman Sandis Tsaka said last month that
players from the Digicel Cup, the Hunters squad and the national zone
championships would be considered for representative duties this year.
announcement has been made on who will coach the Kumuls in 2014, however, Marum
is a strong candidate to coach the PNG PM's XIII side.


TAC's 6th National Congress will be held from 23rd – 25th August 2017. The first phase of TAC's struggle ensured that people living with HIV could access antiretroviral treatment. We brought an end to the dark days of AIDS denialism. But today, while huge progress has been made, the AIDS response is being undermined by dysfunctional healthcare systems and shortages of healthcare workers. We cannot sustain more than 7 million people on HIV treatment without significant investment into stronger healthcare systems.
We cannot respond to drug resistant TB without a large skilled workforce of healthcare professionals and serious investment in community healthcare workers. We cannot adhere to our treatment, while stockouts and medicines shortages ravage our clinics. Now it is time for us to fix the broken public healthcare system.
Today TAC represents users of the public healthcare system in South Africa and campaigns on critical issues related to the quality of and access to healthcare. We currently have nearly 6,000 members and a network of nearly 200 branches across seven provinces.
TAC's National Congress is our highest decision-making body. During the Congress, voting delegates from TAC branches will elect TAC's next national leadership and make resolutions on TAC's strategic focus moving forward. Important policy discussions will take place on the crisis in the public healthcare system, the need for more healthcare workers, National Health Insurance, the state of the HIV/TB response, medicine stockouts and shortages, the impact of patents on medicine access, violence against women and the LGBTQIA+ community, corruption and much more.