In my last blog I wrote about how my new assistant, Tatiana, was going to shoot and edit all of my up coming videos. I was really excited to find someone who could do all of this. Well, it turns out she got another position that whisked her out of my working life. I'm always happy when others get what they desire. She was very honorable and said she would do what she could for one day before her other job started. Then I thought, "What about me and the rest of the shoots I'd planned?" Then I remembered that I am always blessed to find the perfect answer in every situation. This one left me wondering for a while. After receiving the news I took a deep breath and said, "Okay Spirit, who are you going to bring me that can do all of this?" A couple of days past and then I got the idea of asking my granddaughter, Kennedy, if she would like to take on the job. After all, she's in film school studying to be a director. She has all the qualifications needed. I never thought to ask her before because she has a job, just started college and I thought her days were full. Turns out she goes to school two days a week and her other job starts at 3:00pm. She loved the idea and I was thrilled she said yes. I love working with her! It's always great to be around family.


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Do Buddhists Pray?
Origins and Developments
Figures and Texts
Tibetan and Vajrayana Buddhism
Indian Arts and Culture Buddhism
Vows, Invocations, and Devotional Activities
A young woman spins prayers wheels in Sichuan Province, China. Wxh6763 | Dreamstime.com - Young Women And Buddhist Prayer Wheels Photo
by Barbara O'Brien
Barbara O'Brien is a Zen Buddhist practitioner who studied at Zen Mountain Monastery. She is the author of "Rethinking Religion" and has covered religion for The Guardian, Tricycle.org, and other outlets.
Dictionaries define prayer as a request for help or expression of gratitude directed to God, saints, or other godlike beings. Prayer is the central devotional activity of many religions. Since Buddhism is nontheistic -- meaning gods aren't necessary -- do Buddhists pray?
And the answer is, no, but yes, and it depends.
Prayer in the dictionary sense is not a formal part of Buddhism, since it is understood there is no powerful "other" to which prayers are directed. But there are a great many prayer-like activities, such as vows and invocations. And Buddhists also request help and express gratitude all the time. So the first question is, where are these expressions directed?
Gods or No Gods?
There are several kinds of beings in Buddhist scriptures and art who are identified as gods. Many, such as the devas, can be thought of as characters in fables. The devas of scripture live in their own realms and generally don't do anything for humans, so there's no point praying to them even if they were "real."
Tantric deities of Vajrayana Buddhism can be understood as archetypes of our own deepest nature, or they may represent some principle, such as the factors of enlightenment. Sometimes prayers are directed to transcendent buddhas and bodhisattvas, who can be understood as archetypes also.
Sometimes laypeople especially do seem to regard iconic figures as separate beings with their own existence, however, even though this understanding is not consistent with other Buddhist teachings. So sometimes people who self-identify as Buddhist do pray, although prayer isn't part of what the historical Buddha's taught.
Read More: Are There Gods in Buddhism?
Buddhist Chanting Liturgy
There are several different types of texts that are chanted as part of Buddhist liturgies, and especially in Mahayana Buddhism the chants often are directed to transcendent buddhas and bodhisattvas. For example, Pure Land Buddhists chant the Nianfo (Chinese) or Nembutsu (Japanese) which invoke the name of Amitabha Buddha. Faith in Amitabha will bring one to rebirth in a Pure Land, a state or place in which enlightenment is easily realized.
Mantras and dharanis are chants valued for their sounds as much as for what they say. These usually brief texts are chanted repeatedly and could be thought of as a kind of meditation with the voice. Often the chants are directed or dedicated to a transcendent buddha or bodhisattva. For example, the Medicine Buddha mantra or longer dharani may be chanted on behalf of someone who is ill.
This begs an obvious question -- if we invoke the name of a buddha or bodhisattva to aid our spiritual quest or heal our friend's sickness, is this not a prayer? Some schools of Buddhism do refer to devotional chanting as a kind of prayer. But even then, it's understood that the purpose of the prayer is not to petition a being" out there" somewhere but to awaken the spiritual strength that is within each of us.
Read More: Chanting in Buddhism
Beads, Flags, Wheels
Buddhists often make use of prayer beads, called "malas," as well as prayer flags and prayer wheels. Here is a brief explanation of each.
Using beads to count repetitions of a mantra probably originated in Hinduism but quickly spread to Buddhism and eventually to many other religions.
Hanging prayer flags in mountain winds is a common practice in Tibetan Buddhism that may have originated in an earlier Tibetan religion called Bon. The flags, usually covered with auspicious symbols and mantras, are not intended to carry petitions to gods but to spread blessings and good fortune to all beings.
Prayer wheels, also associated primarily with Tibetan Buddhism, come in many shapes and forms. Wheels are usually covered in written mantras. Buddhists spin the wheels as they focus on the mantra and dedicate the merit of the act to all beings. In this way, the wheel turning is also a kind of meditation.
Achieving Mindfulness With Buddhist Chanting
The Buddha is Not the Only Buddha
Understand the Symbolism of the Five Dhyani Buddhas
What Are the Major Types of Buddhism?
Pure Lands - the Fields of Enlightenment
The Origins and Practices of Pure Land Buddhism
Are There Gods in Buddhism?
Are Buddhists Also Atheists?
Ksitigarbha: Bodhisattva of the Buddhist Hell Realm
What Is a Bodhisattva in Mahayana Buddhism?
Bhaisajyaguru - The Medicine Buddha
Not a "God-King": The Role of the Dalai Lama in Tibetan Buddhism
The Buddhist Holidays: An Online Illustrated Calendar for 2019–2020
Who was Kukai in the History of Buddhism?
Making Merit: Saga Dawa Is a Holy Month for Tibetan Buddhists
Buddhist Verses to Chant Before Eating

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Attention please! Let's have a break and think how interesting our job is! It is worth-reading.
It all started since we've got our place and dealt with the Egyptian Market. We pass through many "Comedian" situations because of the nature of our field which seems incomprehensible to many people. Thanks to the revolution that helped in increasing the level of technological awareness and it was beneficial for us too. However, here we are in 2014 and many situations happen as if we deal with "Simpsons". It is not as funny as it seems, but it is somehow shocking.
Me: Hello, how may I help you?
Me: umm.. I'm sorry, we don't provide internet service, we offer interactive marketing solutions.
Me: we create for you an online website for your company.
Customer: but I have to have internet connection to check my website, right?
Me: thanks for calling, Sir! TIK!
Me: Sir, would you please provide me with your email to send you samples of the requested design?
Customer: I don't have this email, but if we have the chance to buy it, let's go and get it together.
Customer: Please, I want to take a quick snapshots of my products.
Me: Sorry, but it is not available today, is there a way we can take the pictures tomorrow?
Customer: I do have a smart phone with a good camera, we can go from here.
Me: definitely, No! We have to use a professional camera with special lightening equipment.
Customer: hey, my mobile has a flash option.
Me: well, enjoy your mobile, thanks for contacting us! TIK!
Me: I'm sorry, do you know what company you called?
Caller: We work with training center and we can offer you special courses for your employees.
Me: what kind of courses?
Caller: We are specialized in web courses for latest techniques and lowest prices.
Me: Great! Any example … ?
Caller: frontpage, HTML, visual basic besides flash and dreamweaver.
Customer: I need to buy an email.
Me: We can provide you with unlimited emails on whatever domain you want.
Customer: Then you can get me email on yahoo or hotmail. Right?
Customer: Ok I agree that X is good one; we can create it on this domain. TIK!
Me: Hello, may I help you?
Caller: Do you hack facebook accounts?
Caller: I want to check my fiancé's account urgently!
Caller: We sent you an offer but you didn't reply!
But we still survive! Think of the bright side of your job.


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package nexus.ops

import cats.Id
import nexus.diff._
import nexus.diff.ops._
import nexus.diff.execution._
import nexus.jvm._
import nexus.diff.modules._
import nexus.diff.syntax._
import nexus._
import nexus.math._
import nexus.syntax._
import nexus.typelevel.InsertAt.Aux
import nexus.typelevel.Remove.Aux
import nexus.typelevel.SymDiff.Aux
import shapeless.Nat

class A extends Dim
class B extends Dim
class C extends Dim

/**
 * @author Tongfei Chen
 */
object RenameTest extends App {

   val A = new A
   val B = new B
   val C = new C

  val a = Input[FloatTensor[(A, B)]]
  val b = a |> RenameAxis(B -> C)

  val x = FloatTensor.fromFlatArray[A](Array(3f, 4f), Array(2))
  val y = FloatTensor.fromFlatArray[A](Array(0f, 0f), Array(2))

  val xi = Input[FloatTensor[A]]
  val yi = Input[FloatTensor[A]]

  val p: FloatTensor[A] = ???

  def add2[F[_], T[_], R, I](x: F[T[I]], y: F[T[I]])(implicit F: Algebra[F], T: IsRealTensorK[T, R]) = Add(x, y)

  val zzzz = add(x, y)
  val zzz = Add(xi, yi)

  val bp = 0

}

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Note: There's significant crossover between Hong Kong and China, so many movies will appear on both lists.
Pinterest: If you'd prefer a more visual version of this list, check out my list of Hong Kong Films on Pinterest.
I don't think I've ever watched any Hong Kong TV Shows.


In the steadily changing realm of education, the learning has acquired a comprehensive meaning. Considering the evolving need to have relevant education and nurture an approach to stay ready to walk into unexplored territories, the role of universities has turned critical. These days the students have high expectations from their colleges. It is so because most of them wish to eagerly have a good placement just after completing college studies.
It is well-known that higher education not only trains them in their chosen field, but also enables them to think analytically, help them understand complex subjects and develop an ability to communicate effectively.
Along with getting a good education, these are some of the key factors making people invest money and time on university courses. With rapidly changing job scenario across the globe, it is very important for candidates to choose the universities and other higher education institutes inculcating broad range of future skills. Such kind of skill oriented courses help universities to gain recognition among education fraternity on one hand and help students to be ready as per industry requirements, on the other hand.
Also, with Industrial Revolution 4.0 set to change the job trends rapidly across the world, it is very important to make every student ready for unique opportunities not available earlier. With an unprecedented level of competition in every sphere of life, zeroing-in the right university or educational institute for higher education has always been a Herculean task.
Understanding the requirements of current job scenario, it is very important for students to choose the universities which focuses on nurturing 21st century skills. With Government of India's emphasis on imparting world class higher education to country's youth, private universities are also adopting the best and latest global practices and teaching methodologies.
All this inspired us to conduct a comprehensive ranking of "Top Private & Deemed to be Universities of India Ranking 2019" with a view to ensure better exposure for youths in India.
In this fifth edition of private university ranking, universities from different zones of India have been ranked on the basis of parameters including Entrepreneurship, Faculty, Industry Interface, Placement, Infrastructure, Global Collaboration and Swachh Campus. In this perception-based ranking, grades have been awarded to every university after considering its overall score under the aforementioned parameters. The mammoth exercise was spread over two months that also involved online voting of users. Let's have a look how we have ranked them.
A good faculty can make or mar the reputation of any educational edifice. Their capabilities, educational as well as aptitudinal, can prove detrimental for any college or university. The impact of faculty members on students' learning experience can be observed in and out of classroom. Various surveys have found that behaviours and attitudes of faculty affect students profoundly, suggesting that faculty members may play the single-most important role in students' learning experience.
digitalLEARNING magazine considered "Faculty" as one of the parameters for its Top Universities in India Ranking 2019 because to develop a premier educational institution, it is vital to have a good faculty. It not only helps in the cognitive development of students but also restricts the rising rate of brain-drain from the country.
Students' entrepreneurial development has become very significant factor today in view of it being looked upon as financial rise of any company or country. It is so because entrepreneurially trained individuals are frequently thought of as national assets, to be cultivated, motivated and remunerated to the greatest possible extent. It is well-known that entrepreneurs can dramatically influence the way we live and work. If successful, their innovative approach may improve our standard of living, and in addition to creating wealth with their entrepreneurial ventures, they also create jobs and conditions for a prosperous society.
digitalLEARNING magazine considered "Entrepreneurship" as one of the parameters for its Top Universities in India Ranking because education is not just to train students for jobs. It is also about developing leadership qualities and approach amongst students. Since entrepreneurial competency can assist in cognitive development, it is a key element to analyse the level of curriculum in educational institutions.
What industry needs can be best learnt being in the industry or by the people who represent it. Almost every educational institute understands it and, if possible, doesn't leave any scope to provide its students such an exposure. With this factor in mind, knowledge of industry needs is an essential step to understand the specifications and skills which the companies look for in their potential employees.
Industry participation, thus, is necessary in designing and delivering of courses at any university. The institutes invite personnel from industry to share their experience and wisdom with the students. It provides an opportunity to personnel in the industry to create value for a wide range of people and equip them to integrate better with the industry.
"Industry interface" has been considered as one of the key parameters while ascertaining Top Universities in India Ranking 2019. It is so because Academia- Industry Interface plays a crucial role in knowledgedriven economy, where the students pursuing different professional programmes are expected to be well-versed in the industry working style.
Higher education institute's campus holds significance during the learning span of all students. Hence, the infrastructure including lecture rooms to cafeteria and laboratories to hostel holds big importance for every student.
In "Top Private University Ranking 2019", digitalLEARNING magazine considered infrastructure as one of the important parameters while allocating grades to educational institutes. Some of the key factors that have been considered in this light include sports facilities, student accommodation, IT infrastructure, library facilities, research facilities and medical facilities.
International partnerships of universities can prove extremely beneficial for students and the university. The economy we are preparing students to enter is global, competitive, and interconnected. For this, the students need to be accustomed to requirements of that scale and nature. For this, students need international exposure which can be made possible through global collaborations. Doing so engages students, enhances their learning, improves inter-cultural awareness, and connects them to the contributions of diverse and valued cultures. The potential power of combined talents between nations could greatly improve the amount of knowledge and possible solutions to these global problems.
With the help of unhindered communication channels and inexpensive travel, universities across the world are trying to collaborate with other universities and fostering relationships with other institutions in the world. digitalLEARNING magazine has therefore, used "Global Collaboration" as one of the key ranking parameters for the ranking of universities.
While browsing about universities, students prefer educational institutions with higher placement rate. In practical terms, the education received at the university level should also pave the way for employability. And, almost every student wants a job-guarantee at the end of educational career.
From student perspective, high quality placements mean a range of benefits and a sense of optimism towards life as a reward of effective education. It is well-known that placements and work experience are big attractions for students, both in terms of academic performance and employability skills.
Placements give students the opportunity to acquire real skills linked to their subjects learnt at college, or industry of choice as well as the employability skills required for reallife work. It is an opportunity to be involved in team-based working, which provides a welcome contrast to the typically more individual-centric approach taken to academic study. Thus, we have used "Placements" as one of the key parameters while ranking them.
In line with the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, we have also included the Swachh Campus as a parameter in Top Universities Ranking 2019. No matter what but cleanliness can also be a big draw or disappointment for university students.
The universities have been ranked on the basis of factors like student/toilet ratio, availability of running water, water supply systems, garbage disposal, garbage disposal techniques and campus' green cover.


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EPA chief irks ethanol advocates with call for biofuel policy revamp seen as 'backhanded swipe at rural jobs'
U.S. President Donald Trump listens to EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt after announcing his decision that the United States will withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement, in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington last June. | REUTERS
WASHINGTON – The head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Thursday that the recent bankruptcy of a Pennsylvania oil refiner was evidence the nation's biofuel policy needs an overhaul in comments that infuriated biofuels advocates.
Philadelphia Energy Solutions, the largest oil refiner on the East Coast, filed for bankruptcy last month. The company blamed the cost of complying with the U.S. Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), a law requiring refiners to blend corn-based ethanol and other biofuels into their gasoline and diesel.
EPA chief Scott Pruitt said in an interview with Fox News that the bankruptcy largely stemmed from the RFS, and cited the program's requirement that refiners earn or purchase biofuel blending credits called RINs to prove to the EPA that they were meeting their obligations.
"We need RIN reform," Pruitt said, pointing out RIN prices had risen in recent years. "It is something I've talked to Congress about."
He also said the EPA wanted to take a more conservative approach to setting annual biofuel blending volume requirements, an idea he has floated in the past and which has faced stiff resistance from the ethanol lobby.
"We set volume obligations every November," he said. "Our job should be to take the market and production levels and set volume obligations that are consistent with objective factors — not set inflated or blue-sky types of numbers that create this inflationary pressure on RINs."
Overhauling the RFS, which the George W. Bush administration started to help farmers and reduce U.S. petroleum imports, would require an act of Congress. John Cornyn, the No. 2 Senate Republican, is trying to build consensus for a bill that would alter the RFS to help refiners.
The RFS requires refiners to blend 15 billion gallons (57 billion liters) of ethanol into the nation's fuel each year.
Pruitt's comments angered proponents of the biofuels industry.
"Mr. Pruitt's current stance is … in direct contradiction to President Trump's repeated and consistent promises to support the RFS, American farmers, and American energy security," said Emily Skor, CEO of biofuels producer Growth Energy.
Brooke Coleman, executive director of the Advanced Biofuels Business Council, called his comments a "backhanded swipe at rural jobs."
Biofuels advocates have dismissed PES's claims that its bankruptcy is due to the RFS, saying the meltdown had to do with the refinery's particular economics, and that other refiners have been able to pass along RIN costs to consumers.
PES owes the EPA about $185 million worth of RINs, though it is unclear how that debt will be settled in the bankruptcy proceeding. Other refiners, including Texas' Valero Energy Corp., have also complained about high RIN costs.
jobs, environment, EPA, Donald Trump, refinery, biofuels, Scott Pruitt
Japan plans to issue quasi-emergency status for 13 omicron-hit prefectures
Japan sees meter-high waves and tsunami warning after massive Tonga eruption
Japan approves Pfizer shot for children age 5 to 11 as omicron spreads among cohort
Decades on, text governing U.S. forces in Japan is yet to be revised


Not everyone is disappointed in the bill's demise; the vice preseident of policy and legal affiars for DJI called it a "huge victory for drone innovation," on his Twitter page.
What do you think? Should there be a law prohibiting drones from flying over private proprty without express permission? Comment below.
only a matter of time till there will be some horrible accident with it and they will be banned. shame it got vetoed, I would have loved to shoot a drone down if it came into my property.
Excellent! This almost foiled my evil plan to sell anti-drone technology to all those rich Hollywood types!
Turns out one of these already exist, at least for 802.11 controlled drones… and it's not trchnically illegal. Look up "Cyborg Unplug". This basically kicks everyone off the network, so any serious drone losing connection would fly back to its failsafe location., worst-case.
Glad it got vetoed. As a drone pilot I wasn't worried about the privacy issue, but pushing drones up to 350ft was what worried me from a safety perspective. That's only a 50ft buffer from commercial aircraft at 400ft. That was just asking for something bad to happen. I think the FAA would've denied that Bill regardless because of the reason I stated. And…. Que Mr. Saville. haha.


Two IDF soldiers were badly wounded and one was lightly wounded yesterday afternoon in an attack near the Mehola junction in the Jordan Valley, when a suicide terrorist set off a charge in a nearby restaurant. The soldiers were evacuated and received medical treatment at area hospitals.
There was a knifing attempt yesterday afternoon in the community of Beit Hagai south of Hebron. A Palestinian terrorist drew a knife and threatened a resident, who responded by firing at the attacker. The terrorist was badly wounded, and later died from his wounds.
Gunfire was directed at IDF forces positioned at the Ayosh junction and at Rachel's Tomb. In Hebron gunfire was directed at the Jewish community, IDF positions and the tombs of Ruth and Yishai in the city. IDF soldiers returned fire at the source of the gunfire.
There was rioting, including the throwing of rocks, at the Aram junction north of Jerusalem, the Ayosh junction near Ramallah, the Husan bypass road west of Bethlehem, and at the Beit Anun junction north of Hebron. IDF forces responded with riot dispersal equipment.
Palestinians fired yesterday afternoon at IDF positions in the community of Netzarim, wounding a Palestinian who worked in the community's hothouses. IDF forces returned fire at the source of the gunfire. An IDF medical team gave the wounded Palestinian initial treatment and called in a helicopter for evacuation. However, the Palestinian died despite the medical team's best efforts.
Gunfire was directed yesterday evening at a home in the community of Nisanit in the northern Gaza Strip. There were no injuries, but a window in the house was penetrated.
During the evening of 22.12.00 and this evening as well, gunfire was directed at the following IDF posts: positions near the community of Neveh Dekalim, an IDF position near the community of Gadid, two IDF positions on the Israel-Egypt border, and a position near the Erez checkpoint. A hand grenade was thrown at an IDF post near Neveh Dekalim and at the southern DCO.
Today fire was directed at an IDF patrol north of the Nahal Oz checkpoint and at an IDF position near the community of Gadid. IDF forces returned fire whenever the source of the fire could be identified.
Rocks were thrown at an IDF post on the Israel-Egypt border.


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Q: How to handle JSON objects wrapped into one JSON object with retrofit2? I want to receive items using retrofit and parse them into a Java list.
However, the server response is not a JSON array but a JSON object containing the items. That is why retrofit cannot just convert the response into a java list.
The response looks something like this:
{
    "4": {
        "key": "value",
        ...
    },
    "5": {
        ...
    },
    ...
}

Usually, I would try to receive the items like this:
@GET("items")
Call<List<Item>> getItems();

But this obviously does not work and Retrofit responds: Expected BEGIN_ARRAY but was BEGIN_OBJECT
What is my best option to convert this object into a java list using retrofit?

A: I'd personally do this in 2 steps to avoid having to write a custom adapter for the deserialization.
I'd write the interface like:
@GET("items")
Call<Map<String, Item>> getItems();

And once you'd call the API on the response I'd just call values().
Things to take into consideration is that because the API returns a map and not a list, there's no guarantee that the order of any list you'd produce would be consistent. The json standard doesn't define any order for objects unless they're in a json array.

A: When you say the response is List, the JSON should be an "ARRAY".
E.g.:
[ "a", "b" ]

or
{
   "xxx": [ "a", "b" ]
}

In either case, the objects you'd want to parse into would look like:
List<String> for the first one.
Thing for the second one.
And Thing would look like:
class Thing {
   public List<String> xxx;
}

You're trying to parse this:
{
    "4": {
        "key": "value",
        ...
    },
    "5": {
        ...
    },
    ...
}

So based on the above information, what do you think your response looks like when parsed? (hint: you can try something like this Java POJO generator to get an idea ;)

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Most people betting sports aren't aware that you only need to win 52.5% of your bets to break even. 56% winners makes you very successful. If you can manage to average above 56%, you are going to make an enormous amount of money.
This kind of heart-stopping action is not for me. For my money I prefer a more predictable type of wagering whether it's betting on sports or any other form of gambling. I like to have more control over the result.


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Schools + Education
Educational Workshops + Classes
Preschools + Nurseries
Hartland International School
Meydan, Nad Al Sheba, Dubai Tel: 9714 4079444 www.hartlandinternational.com Looking for a school that is serious about achieving academic success and communicating with parents to make sure you are fully involved in your kiddies' education, mamas? Located in the heart of Dubai, Hartland International School provides an enriched education through the National Curriculum for England, empowering young minds to think creatively, problem solve and to exceed expectations. Admissions are open from FS1 to Year 8.
Kings' Schools
Umm Suqeim 3, Dubai Tel: (+971) (0)4 348 3939 Email: info@kingsdubai.com www.kingsdubai.com Al Barsha, Dubai Tel: (+971) (0)4 325 6732 Email: info@kingsdubai.com www.kingsdubai.com Nad Al Sheba, Dubai Tel: (+971) (0)4 327 1841 Email: info@kingsdubai.com www.kingsdubai.com Kings is a highly popular British primary school following the British curriculum that aims to "replicate the high standards of achievement at the best Preparatory and State Schools in England". As the only school in Dubai to have achieved an Outstanding ranking from the DSIB every year since…
Jebel Ali Primary School
Jebel Ali Village, Dubai
Jebel Ali Primary School was founded in 1977 and is now one of the oldest schools in Dubai. Teaching the British Curriculum, this independent school has a reputation for being really excellent but sadly missed the KHDA 'outstanding' rating this time round. This needn't alarm anyone however, JAPS is a really superb school and all parents with kids here simply rave about the friendly school community and ethos – even the fact that it is not exactly conveniently located isn't…
Foremarke Dubai
Dubiotech, Al Barsha South, just off Umm Suqeim Road
Sister school of the highly revered UK prep school with the same name and a partner school of Repton Dubai, Foremarke is one of Dubai's newest schools and as such has not yet been subject to independent reports. A small co-educational junior school (there are currently only 80 pupils at the school and a further 200 predicted to join by September 2014), Foremarke prides itself on very small class sizes and a high teacher to pupil ratio. Currently catering for…
Safa School
Meydan Street, just off Junction 47 of the Sheikh Zayed Road
A British Curriculum School offering primary school education to children from Foundation Stage through to Key Stage 2 (from 3-11 years of age), Safa School recently moved to a new campus with lovely modern facilities and a very good reputation. With a caring ethos the school gets praise for 'some outstanding teaching' (KHDA) and the development of students independent learning and enquiry skills as well as a strong work ethic. Jane Knight, the school's principal has been in place for…
Dubai English Speaking School (DESS)
Oud Metha, Dubai
As the longest established school in the country (DESS was established in 1963 by Sheikh Rashid and was the first British school in the UAE), this popular choice has an excellent reputation as being one of Dubai's best. Consistently ranked as Good by the KHDA, this school is another with long waiting lists. A very friendly place, DESS aims to shape well-rounded pupils and values the importance of extra-curricular activities as highly as traditional academic subjects. As an older school…
Jumeira Baccalaureate School (JBS)
Jumeirah 1, 53B Street, off Al Wasl Road
Located in the heart of Jumeirah 1, JBS is a private K-12 international school with a KHDA 'good' rating. The school offers a debenture scheme through its operators, the Taaleem Group, for corporates who want to guarantee places for their employees. Over time this will make entry into the school more difficult for anyone without a company debenture in place. The big draw here is that students are able to take French and German as secondary languages (along with English…


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Q: Why isn't set_error_handler excluding errors that are not in error_types? Here is my definition:
set_error_handler('errorHandler', E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE ^ E_STRICT ^ E_DEPRECATED);

So essentially, I'm giving set_error_handler a value of 22519, which excludes the above error types. However, my errorHandler function is still receiving strict errors. I haven't tested it with notices. My function is pretty basic:
function errorHandler($number, $string, $file, $line) {
    $message = "$number: $string in $file on line $line";
    throw new \Exception($message, $number);
}

And I get things like:
Exception 2048 2048: Declaration of X should be compatible with that of Y in XF on line 19 in ErrorHandler.php on line 70

As you can tell, I want all PHP errors to throw an exception for ease of debugging.

A: By Googling E_ALL or E_STRICT, I discovered that E_STRICT became part of E_ALL in PHP 5.4.0, but my server is PHP 5.3.0. This explains the discrepancy.


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Elizabeth Wurtzel, author of 'Prozac Nation,' dies at 52
Her essays were published in The New York Times, New York magazine and other publications.
This undated photo provided by Penguin Random House shows the book cover of Elizabeth Wurtzel's memoir, "Prozac Nation." Wurtzel, whose blunt and painful confessions of her struggles with addiction and depression in the best-selling "Prozac Nation" made her a voice and a target for an anxious generation, died Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020, at age 52. (Courtesy of Riverhead/Penguin Random House via AP)
NEW YORK — Elizabeth Wurtzel, whose blunt and painful confessions of her struggles with addiction and depression in the best-selling "Prozac Nation" made her a voice and a target for an anxious generation, died Tuesday at age 52.
Wurtzel's husband, Jim Freed, told The Associated Press that she died at a Manhattan hospital after a long battle with cancer.
"Prozac Nation" was published in 1994 when Wurtzel was in her mid-20s and set off a debate that lasted for much of her life. Critics praised her for her candor and accused her of self-pity and self-indulgence, vices she fully acknowledged. Wurtzel wrote of growing up in a home torn by divorce, of cutting herself when she was in her early teens, and of spending her adolescence in a storm of tears, drugs, bad love affairs and family fights.
"I don't mean to sound like a spoiled brat," she wrote. "I know that into every sunny life a little rain must fall and all that, but in my case the crisis-level hysteria is an all-too-recurring theme."
Wurtzel became a celebrity, a symbol and, for some, a punchline. Newsweek called her "the famously depressed Elizabeth Wurtzel." She was widely ridiculed after a 2002 interview with the The Toronto Globe and Mail in which she spoke dismissively of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks from the year before.
"I just felt, like, everyone was overreacting. People were going on about it. That part really annoyed me," she said, remarks that she later said were misrepresented.
But many readers embraced her story and would credit her with helping them face their own troubles. News of her death Tuesday was met with expressions of grief and gratitude. The writer Anne Theriault tweeted: "It's hard for me to even articulate how important Prozac Nation was to me at a certain point in my life." Author Sady Doyle lamented that Wurtzel was regarded as a "Sad Example Of Something — female memoir-writers, women who got famous for being themselves, young women generally."
"And to see her gone so young is a harsh reminder of how cruel that was," Doyle tweeted.
Wurtzel's other books included "Bitch: In Praise of Difficult Women" and "More, Now, Again: A Memoir of Addiction." Her essays were published in The New York Times, New York magazine and other publications.
In a 2015 piece for the Times, she described her initial success in fighting her cancer diagnosis.
"I live in an age of miracles and wonders, when they cure cancer with viruses. If I ever meet cancer again, I will figure it out. You see, I am very Jewish, which is to say … I am undefeated by the worst," she wrote. "But I would have preferred to skip this. That would have been much better."
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Making lobster and avocado flatbread at Vanderpump Cocktail Garden in Las Vegas
Josh Grimes, chef de cuisine at Vanderpump Cocktail Garden at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, created a lobster and avocado flatbread that also has avocado-creme fraiche spread, yellow tomatoes, red onion and Hearts On Fire microgreens. (Heidi Knapp Rinella/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Riding the new 15-minute "Star Wars" ride at Disneyland
What it's like to ride the new 15-minute "Star Wars" ride At Disneyland (Janna Karel Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Main St. Provisions is coming to the Arts District - VIDEO
Kim Owens talks about her new Arts District restaurant, Main Street Provisions, which is under construction. (Al Mancini/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Artist Wayne Littlejohn on "Spin Baby" - VIDEO
Wayne Littlejohn's sculpture celebrates Las Vegas entertainers. (John Przybys/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Tiësto headlines CES 2020 closing party at Hakkasan Nightclub - VIDEO
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Drake's first show of 2020 at XS Nightclub in Las Vegas - VIDEO
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CES 2020: Small appliances unveiled in Las Vegas - VIDEO
The small appliances on show at Sands Expo at CES 2020 in Las Vegas include a Keurig cocktail maker, autonomous cooking system, nitrogen coffee ampules and more. (Heidi Knapp Rinella/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
CES 2020: Impossible Foods debuts Impossible Pork in Las Vegas - VIDEO
Before a packed press conference at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Impossible Foods executives introduced Impossible Pork, its newest product. (Heidi Knapp Rinella/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Lady Gaga joins her band leader at his after-hours show - VIDEO
After finishing her "Jazz + Piano" show at Park Theater, Lady Gaga joined her band leader Brian Newman for a rousing version of "Fly Me to the Moon" during his show at NoMad Restaurant at Park MGM on the Las Vegas Strip after midnight on New Year's Day, 2020. (K.M. Cannon/Las Vegas Review-Journal) @KMCannonPhoto
Brian Newman rings in 2020 at NoMad at Park MGM - VIDEO
Brian Newman, bandleader for Lady Gaga, performs at NoMad Restaurant at Park MGM on the Las Vegas Strip on New Year's Eve 2019. (K.M. Cannon/Las Vegas Review-Journal) @KMCannonPhoto
Kats hits Las Vegas Strip on New Year's Eve - VIDEO
Man-about-town columnist John Katsilometes covers entertainment on the Strip on New Year's Eve Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019. Mayfair Supper Club overlooking Bellagio fountains. (K.M. Cannon/Las Vegas Review-Journal) @KMCannonPhoto
RJ LIVE from Drai's nightclub on the Las Vegas Strip - VIDEO
Aaron Drawhorn live from Drai's nightclub on the Las Vegas Strip across from the Bellagio fountains on New Year's Eve.
Ayesha Curry and Michael Mina talk about opening International Smoke
Ayesha Curry and Michael Mina, partners in International Smoke, admit things don't always admit things don't always work the first time. (Al Mancini/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Unravel the story of House of Eternal Return at Meow Wolf - VIDEO
New Mexico art collective Meow Wolf created the House of Eternal Return in 2016. The group is opening an original immersive experience in Las Vegas next year. (Meow Wolf)
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Spago chef Mark Andelbradt shares the story of a truffle hunter who found the truffle. (Al Mancini/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Ayesha Curry preps for International Smoke opening
Ayesha Curry talks about preparing for the opening of International Smoke, her collaboration with Michael Mina at MGM Grand in Las Vegas (Al Mancini/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
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Kreg Klaver, executive chef at Topgolf at MGM Grand in Las Vegas, makes the French Onion Burger by topping a 7-ounce beef patty with horseradish-Dijon, caramelized onions, Gruyere and crispy onions, on a pretzel bun. (Heidi Knapp Rinella/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Mayfair Supper Club preview
The finishing touches are still being put on Bellagio's new Mayfair Supper club, which is set to open on New Year's Eve. But the creative team behind the experience gave members of the media a little preview on Thursday in a rehearsal space they've been using at Park MGM. (Al Mancini/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Holiday Honey Toast at Sake Rok in Las Vegas
Bill Lee, executive sous chef at Sake Rok at The Park in Las Vegas, makes Holiday Honey Toast by hollowing out soft white pain de mie bread, coating it in butter, honey and sugar, toasting it and topping with three scoops of mint-chocolate chip ice cream, more honey-butter, gumdrops, candy canes, powdered sugar and cinnamon. (Heidi Knapp Rinella/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
New lunch menu at Momofuku Las Vegas
Chef Michael Rubinstein talks about the new lunch menu at Momofuku. (Al Mancini/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The Cube by Nanotak at Intersect Festival - VIDEO
The cube synced with driving electronic music and glowed with LEDs that twinkled along the cube's lines. (Janna Karel Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Elvis Presley tribute artist Trent Carlini dies - VIDEO
Trent Carlini, a renowned Elvis Presley tribute artist who performed at several Las Vegas resorts for almost 30 years, has died. Clark County officials confirmed Carlini died on Sunday, Dec. 8, 2019, at a Las Vegas hospital. (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Intersect drone light show - VIDEO
The Intersect Music Festival in Las Vegas featured a special drone light show. (Samia DeCubas)
Shirley Chung is "coming home" for Paired dinner
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Dandelion Chocolate opening at The Venetian
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Lbertine Social's Pastrami Feast
Libertine Social's massive, house-made short-rib pastrami for $175 latter consists of three bones of short rib brined for seven days, smoked for six hours and cooked sous vide for two days before it's finished in the restaurant's pizza oven to give it a bark. It's then carved and presented tableside with an assortment of sides and lettuce for making wraps. What's "leftover" is then returned to the kitchen and prepared as Reuben sandwiches.
Ellis Island unveils The Front Yard
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On The Record shines in 1st-anniversary fete on Las Vegas Strip
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Samsung Electronics to expand production line in Pyeongtaek, South Korea
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Samsung Electronics, a South Korea-based semiconductor technology firm, has unveiled plans to enhance its foundry capacity at its new production line in Pyeongtaek, South Korea.
The expansion of the production line is expected to help the company to meet the demand for extreme ultraviolet (EUV) solutions.
The new foundry line will focus on EUV-based 5 nanometer (nm) and below process technology.
With the new production line, the South Korean firm aims to expand the use of process technologies across several current and next-generation applications, including 5G, artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC).
Construction on the new production line has just commenced this month and is expected to be in full operation in the second half of 2021.
Samsung Electronics president and head of Foundry Business Dr ES Jung said: "This new production facility will expand Samsung's manufacturing capabilities for sub-5nm process and enable us to rapidly respond to the increasing demand for EUV-based solutions.
"We remain committed to addressing the needs of our customers through active investments and recruitment of talents. This will enable us to continue to break new ground while driving robust growth for Samsung's foundry business."
Recently, Samsung has added a new EUV-dedicated V1 line in Hwaseong, Korea, to its global foundry network after the initial mass production of the EUV-based 7nm process in early 2019.
Once the Pyeongtaek facility is fully operational in 2021, the company's foundry capacity based on EUV is expected to increase significantly.
The South Korean firm is set to commence mass production of 5nm EUV process in the Hwaseong fab in the second half of this year.
With the addition of a new production line in Pyeongtaek, Samsung will have a total of seven foundry production lines located in South Korea and the US, comprised of six 12-inch lines and one 8-inch line.
Samsung Campus in Pyeongtaek, Korea (Credit: Business Wire)
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Marko Pjaca's agent Marko Naletelic will meet Fiorentina's Pantaleo Corvino today, Sky Sport reports.
Fiorentina are interested in signing the Croatian winger but Juventus are only open to sell the player on a permanent deal. The Old Lady wants to add a 'buy-back clause' in any deal for the Croatian starlet that Fiorentina can only afford do sign on loan with option to buy. At the moment Juventus are not interested in selling the player with this formula.


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Items Drawing of Adam and Eve and coats of arms
Drawing of Adam and Eve and coats of arms
Ruge, Jorg
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Wappenbuch (Book of Heraldry), and including text 'Das Lublich Herkommen des Thorneys'
Ruge, Jorg (Author)
Place: Germany
Shelf locator: Spencer Collection Ms. 176
Coats of arms -- 1400-1499
Adam (Biblical figure)
Eve (Biblical figure)
Universal Unique Identifier (UUID): 7553d750-c61f-012f-fe9c-58d385a7bc34
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Q: How can you make a span appear on click but dissapear when another link is clicked? I am brand new to javascript so please bear with me.  I am trying to get a span to appear on click which I have accomplished, however I need it to return to being hidden once another link is clicked.  This is what I have so far.

            link1
                stuff goes here1
            link2
                stuff goes here2
            link3
                stuff goes here3
            link4
                stuff goes here4

Currently when link1 is clicked app1 appears, then once link2 is clicked app2 appears over top of link1.  When link2 is then closed link1 is still visible.  I need to check all 4 and make all hidden except the current selection.

A: Slight update; the function is now self-contained.
This should work how you want; it will pull up the correct span, and will hide it again if it is clicked again.
Here is the code again:

        link1
            stuff goes here1
        link2
            stuff goes here2
        link3
            stuff goes here3
        link4
            stuff goes here4

function showApp(a) {
    var aside = document.getElementById('aside');
    var arr = aside.getElementsByTagName('span');
    for (i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {
        if (arr[i].getAttribute('id') != a) {
            arr[i].style.visibility = 'hidden';
        }
    }
    var state;
    x = document.getElementById(a);
    if (x.style.visibility == 'visible') {
        state = 'hidden';
    }
    else {
        state = 'visible';
    }
    x.style.visibility = state;
}

A: I recommend using JQuery. It has cross browser support and makes simple work of things like this ;).
include the following in your  tags

Here is the new script

change your html to this

    link1
        stuff goes here1
    link2
        stuff goes here2
    link3
        stuff goes here3
    link4
        stuff goes here4

change your css to this
.apps{
    position:relative;
}

.socialApp{
    visibility:hidden;
    position:absolute;
    top:20px;
    left: 0;
    background-color:#e9e9e9;
}

.selected {
    visibility: visible;
}

JSFiddle Example: http://jsfiddle.net/peterf/u2SFL/

A: My bad, edited the answer, it would help you. I dont think, there's any need to use a variable. Just hide all spans and then show the one you passed as variable.

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Update:
As you are new to javascript, just dont dive into jQuery because its easier for someone else and they will throw a code whenever you ask.
Not me, but all the great javascript developers suggest you to learn javascript before learning its framework.
Also, jQuery is there to ease things, to simply the code and to separate markup and javascript.
You should not now but if you are willing to try later, you should follow an approach like this. (No onclick in markup and a simpler code)

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A: You should keep track of the currently visible item in a variable (which is initially null).
Every time showApp is called, hide the currently visible item.
Then make the span that has just been clicked visible and remember that it is now the currently visible item (unless the one that has just been clicked is the same one that has been visible until now - in that case you shouldn't make anything visible and there no longer is a currently visible item).

A: and welcome to Stack Overflow!
First off, I am going to suggest you make use of jQuery assist you with your JavaScript.  jQuery (and other similar frameworks like Zepto, MooTools and Dojo) irons over some of the cracks in JavaScript such as cross browser inconsistencies and will make things a lot easier.  To include jQuery in your project you just need to add the following in your page's  tag:

Now you've got access to jQuery you can remove all of the onclick attributes you added to your  tags.  The use of onclick tags is discouraged as it dates back to the early days of web development before DOM Level 1 standard was (almost) agreed upon.  Instead it's suggested you bind to the 'click' event - this will help to keep your HTML and JavaScript separated and in turn make your JavaScript easier to read and debug.
jQuery makes it really easy to bind a handler (function) to a click event, you just need to use the on syntax:
// #id is the 'id' attribute of the element you want to add a click handler to.
$('#id').on('click', function () { alert("Clicked!"); });

jQuery also provides a quick and easy way to show and hide elements on the page via show and hide, here how it works:
// Again, #id is the id attribute of the element you want to show/hide.
$('#id').show();    // Make a hidden element visible.
$('#id').hide();    // Hide a visible element.

The only thing to watch out for here is that when you 'hide' an element using jQuery it actually sets the display CSS attribute of the element.  In your code above, you were hiding elements by toggling the visibility attribute.
The last part of the answer lies in how we the currently visible element; this can be achieved by adding a new variable which keeps track of which element is being displayed - you can see this in my modified code below.

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            link2
            stuff goes here2

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If you're keen to learn more about JavaScript development then may I suggest reading Object Orientation JavaScript which provides an excellent introduction to the language and some of it's quirks.


Week 24 – Photo of L4 L5 Fusion Scar after 5 months, Still putting on my brace! | God has your back!
Week 24 – Photo of L4 L5 Fusion Scar after 5 months, Still putting on my brace!
My recovery is still going very well. It has been approximately 5 and a half months since my back surgery and I feel great. I don't think I took any pain meds past the third week. I would have to go back and check the blog to know the exact day for sure, but to borrow a phrase from Mr. James Brown, "I feeeel good! Hah!" Below is a photo of the scar from the incision from the surgery.
If you look close you can see the criss-cross pattern from the modified brace I have been wearing since month # 3. The brace has been modified because I was able to remove the big plastic plates at my three month check up. That helped with the heat factor and also with the comfort level when I sit in certain chairs but alas it does leave that interesting pattern on one's back. The pattern kind of looks like a Belgian waffle. But I figure waffles go along rather nicely with the muffin top I have developed from not running for the last 24 weeks.
I am looking forward to the day when I get released to run, lift weights, pick up grandbabies and do all the things I did before my surgery which includes not wearing a brace. At first, I was not used to putting the brace on every morning but now it has become almost second nature. It has simply become one of those things that I now do instinctively as a part of my routine every day. I am as unlikely to leave home without putting it on as I would be my socks or my shoes. Well, there was that one day that I was in a hurry and I got dressed and rushed out of the door and jumped in the car before I noticed I wasn't wearing it. I was two blocks away before I noticed that something just didn't feel right!
I am afraid that too many times I have indeed run out of the door without praying and asking the Lord to help me put on the compassion, kindness and humility that I need to get through the day. And on those days I have made it much further than two blocks from home before I noticed that something didn't feel right. I have made it through the entire day and through entire conversations with others where I was insensitive, unkind and sometimes downright rude to people. Yes, I went much further than two blocks before I realized that I had left the house without being fully prepared, supported and dressed for my day.
I am much better at it now than I was years ago, but every now and then I still get in a hurry and run out of the door without the divine support that I need to stand tall and strong in this world. I have tried to make it a part of my routine to stop and pray before I leave the driveway and ask the Lord to help me and to make sure that I am fully clothed in His humility, His gentleness and His patience and His love – before I leave the driveway. And that is a good practice to have, especially with Austin traffic.
If you would like to know more about a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, you can send me an email directly at pastorpstephens@aol.com.
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I buy mine online. No chance of losing the ticket. Even better, they send an email to notify me of any returns.
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More than 850 feet long and as high as a 10-story building, Natural Tunnel was naturally carved through a limestone ridge over thousands of years. William Jennings Bryan called it the "Eighth Wonder of the World." Other scenic features include a wide chasm between steep stone walls surrounded by several pinnacles, or chimneys. Facilities include a campground, picnic areas, amphitheater, visitor center and gift shop, historical blockhouse, swimming pool and chair lift to the tunnel floor. The park also offers cave tours and canoe trips on the Clinch River, as well as the Cove Ridge Center, which offers environmental education, conference facilities and overnight dorm accommodations.


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The Caves is an intimate and atmospheric cavernous venue nestled in the depths of the 18th century South Bridge in the heart of the Old Town, and a stone's throw from the famous Royal Mile.
The Caves is steeped in colourful history, and every vaulted room that has been sympathetically restored to its former glory has a story to tell and a special place in Scotland's past. From a former stables to the French Cavalry who were body guards for the Royal Family, the rumoured hunting ground of Burke and Hare, to the spiritual home of the Oyster Club of the Scottish Enlightenment.
Restored original wooden flooring, antique Chesterfields and original artefacts in the upstairs snug bar, old adverts from the 1700s and 1800s transformed into wallpaper, state of the art lighting and sound systems contrasted with atmospheric candles, are just some of the details that has given The Caves its numerous awards.
There is no venue more Edinburgh than The Caves, or more Scottish either if you consider there was once so much Whisky stored here that it became known as "Whisky Row." Different and unique, distinctive and full of personality, and, most importantly, intimate, this remarkable venue will wow guests.
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The nerves are a jangling, the expectation is increasing as England prepare for their titanic struggle against Croatia to secure a place in the 2018 World Cup final. In a fitting tribute to the England manager, dapper Andrew "Gareth" Burgess and fleet team members from the Greenhous Village at High Ercall put on their fluorescent waistcoats to support the England push for glory.
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The Crimes of Grindelwald
"It's a Dead Issue": Fantastic Beasts Director Defends Johnny Depp
David Yates describes Amber Heard as taking a "pop" at Johnny Depp.
By Joanna Robinson
Courtesy of Warner Bros.
When Johnny Depp was first announced as the actor chosen to play villainous Gellert Grindelwald in the new Harry Potter franchise Fantastic Beasts, director David Yates was the very first person to defend the decision. Even as he revealed the news during a 2016 press junket, Yates said, in seeming reference to either Depp's highly publicized and nasty split from actress Amber Heard, or mixed reviews of his recent work: "In this business, it's a weird old business. You're brilliant one week, people are saying odd things the next, you go up and down. But no one takes away your pure talent."
Discontent over Depp's casting has only grown among the Potter fandom since the first movie was released—especially since his character was name-checked in the title of its sequel, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. Now, Yates is doubling down on his defense of Depp and tackling the Heard divorce head on.
Depp's divorce from Heard, and her allegations of domestic abuse—which he has denied—were just a month old when Yates first took on the subject. But time certainly hasn't lessened scrutiny over the powerful men of Hollywood and their relationships with women. In the midst of post-Weinstein- scandal Hollywood, Yates may find even more pushback than he did the first time. In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, however, the director insisted upon his star's innocence. Using perhaps the most ill-advised phrase one can when referencing accusations of domestic violence, Yates summed up Heard's case: "With Johnny, it seems to me there was one person who took a pop at him and claimed something. I can only tell you about the man I see every day: He's full of decency and kindness, and that's all I see. Whatever accusation was out there doesn't tally with the kind of human being I've been working with."
Addressing the current Hollywood culture at large, Yates also called the post-Weinstein fall of several prominent men both "compelling" and "frightening."
This likely won't be the last time Yates is asked to talk about Depp; he has miles to go and many interviews to give before The Crimes of Grindelwald (an unfortunate name, no?) opens in November 2018. But the director seems uninterested in further exploring the topic: "[Depp's is] very different [than cases] where there are multiple accusers over many years that need to be examined and we need to reflect on our industry that allows that to roll on year in and year out. Johnny isn't in that category in any shape or form. So to me, it doesn't bear any more analysis. It's a dead issue."
But as Entertainment Weekly points out, while Harry Potter fans know about Yates's take on Depp, they have yet to hear from J.K. Rowling—who has, thanks to a heavy social-media presence, styled herself as a progressive voice and moral authority for the generations of readers who grew up with her. Regarding Depp's initial casting, Rowling was "delighted," but has yet to comment further. Rowling has not, however, stayed silent on the Weinstein scandal, tweeting a salty response to former White House adviser Sebastian Gorka back in October:
https://twitter.com/jk_rowling/status/918161778542039046?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Few.com%2Fmovies%2F2017%2F10%2F11%2Fj-k-rowling-harvey-weinstein%2F
Rowling herself may have to reckon with her movie's Depp problem before The Crimes of Grindelwald hits theaters next year.
The Vanity Fair Cover Shoot: Emma Watson, Rebel Belle
Photograph by Tim Walker. Styled by Jessica Diehl.
Watson wears a gown by Gucci. Model Jordan Robson wears a corset from Angels Costumes; pants by Ariat.


Alyssa is 9 1/2 years old and has always had long hair. Her hair is naturally curly, like mine, but she gets knots in her hair like I never did. I told her that we would wait until after her bug Nationals Gymnastics meet before we cut it.
This was her on Friday.
When I realized how much we would be cutting, I started looking to see if it could be donated. I knew there were places that accepted 10-12" with no problems, but that was going to be cutting it close, literally. I found a place that accepts 6-8" called Butterflies BBI. They give wigs to children who suffer from Cancer, Alopecia, and other conditions with hair loss. We liked that her hair would be going to help kids since she is a kid.
She washed her hair and came downstairs all excited to go. I separated the hair into two groups to ensure length as best as I could. 9 1/2 inches were cut off!
She's never had short hair in her life, except when she was a baby, so it feels different. She had her first gymnastics workout yesterday with the short hair and she said it felt weird. It's only hair, and it'll grow back!
What a great kid you've raised there. I did the same thing only I think it was over 10" twice. Well worth the effort for a great cause.
I have 2 friends that do something very similar at least once a year.
Donna- please thank Alyssa! We have a friend who had a daughter who because of her illness could not grow hair. I will never forget the smile on her face when she was given a beautiful blonde wig. We all went to dinner and the waiter complimented her on her hair. I wish I'd had a camera to capture that smile!
What a wonderful, giving child - and she looks cute with her shorter hair, too!
Kathy, That's great your friend's daughter received a wig. I imagine she felt like a princess.


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CFA Student Profiles: Evelyn Israel '10
March 29, 2011 December 21, 2009 by ptatge
What follows is the third in a series of profiles of Wesleyan students by Alexandra Provo, '10, the CFA's Arts Administration Intern. These students all have one thing in common: they became deeply engaged with one or more artists presented by the CFA. Sparked by the artist's workshop, performance or exhibition on campus, they began a lasting relationship that affected the trajectory of their academic exploration. We hope you will send us your comments about these and future interviews.
Last week I sat down with Evelyn Israel '10, a dance major who spent two summers at the Summer Institute put on by Urban Bush Women, a dance company devoted to bringing "the untold and under-told histories and stories of disenfranchised people through dance" from "a woman-centered perspective, as members of the African Diaspora community" who have performed twice before at Wesleyan's CFA.
How did you first hear about Urban Bush Women?
When they came to campus our sophomore year and performed with Compagnie Jant-Bi (in spring 2008).
What happened after the performance? How did you become involved with the group?
The biggest thing that actually got me involved wasn't the performance but was a workshop that Jawole gave the morning before I saw the performance. We really got to see her process [when she had] us think about our parents or our mothers and our grandmothers and made up some movements to go with that–I really appreciated that. The biggest thing was actually at the very end of the workshop she talked about how that summer they were having a summer institute for ten days that was about movement and about discussing democracy. I was in a sociology class at the time called "What is Democracy?" and I was obsessed with thinking about what democracy means for our everyday lives– not just in terms of voting–and I thought "movement, democracy, race–all together in one–this is exactly what I'm interested in."
What was that summer institute like? What kinds of things did you do?
I was so excited when I found out about it and then by the time it got to the summer I [started worrying, thinking] "they're a real company that dances for real, and this is going to be so physically challenging…" and then I got there and it was absolutely everything I could have imagined. The way that it worked was that in the morning we had three movement classes, either yoga or pilates, and then our next class was a community dance class, where each day we did a different African-based movement style (so hip-hop one day, New Orleans Second Line one day, and West African dance one day), and then the other class we had was an Urban Bush Women repertory class, based on moves they do. The morning really woke me up and was really strength-building, and that was really powerful for me. In the afternoons we discussed more, we had some presentations about what some things meant and we read some quotes and responded to them. In the afternoons we did more choreography…[for example], we would take three words that we were thinking about, from material we had read or something else, and make up a movement per word. Toward the end, in the last four days, the classes in the morning were shortened because we started creating more for the performance for the ninth day.
After this summer institute, how did you maintain contact with the company?
Actually, one of the things I did during the performance was me and four of the current or former company members had this little section that we had created together, so I had a really strong relationship with them…not as much with Jawole, but I had kind of really put myself out there the whole time…I guess part of that was really important to me to go back again the next summer.
How do you feel your contact with the group has informed your own practice as a choreographer and dancer?
The first Summer Institute is really something that has greatly informed my practice. Right now I'm working on a senior project involving thinking about racism, about the ways that whiteness plays out in particular, and how movement can be used to explore that. My belief in that as a strategy entirely came out of the first Summer Institute. One of the exercises that we did [in my senior project] in which one group talks and the other responds in movement comes directly out of the first Institute.
How do you see the work that you've been doing now, which has come out of this interaction, developing in the future?
Another thing that really came out of the first Institute I went to has entirely to do with this is the idea of working with my own community and fighting racism through working with white people as opposed to going into schools that have fewer resources. That's also a really great thing to do, but I think there's also a lot of work to be done in terms of raising awareness in white communities and communities with more money, which is the kind of community I come from. So that's where this project comes out of, of wanting to work with white people and around issues that have to do with the white side of racism and white privilege. I am definitely interested in trying to continue that as a practice.
In a sentence or so, could you share the most valuable lesson you've taken away from working with Urban Bush Women?
Working with my own community is one, constantly reminding myself to tap into humility…those are two really big ones. Also to honor and respect the kind of work [the company] does. I've been reading a little bit about the company and Jawole for my senior project and through that I've deepened my respect for their work and how long they've been doing it.
Airlifted from Sweden
March 29, 2011 December 8, 2009 by ptatge
What's it like to be airlifted from your university in Sweden to join the faculty at Wesleyan for a semester? Erik Westberg was delighted to tell us. He is the professor of choral conducting and choral singing at the Pitea College of Music, Lulea University of Technology in Sweden and is visiting this semester conducting Wesleyan's Concert Choir and teaching choral conducting.
He's here on a grant from STINT, the Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation in Research and Higher Education, which supports a visiting professor program with the idea, as Westberg says, "to bring ideas from here back to Sweden." Historically, the program has selected history and literature professors–Erik is the first music professor to be chosen. A list of professors is sent to American universities, who then have the opportunity to choose a professor for a residency. As Westberg puts it, Angel Gil-Ordóñez, director of the Wesleyan Orchestra, and Krishna Winston, Dean of the Arts and Humanities, saw his name and "decided why don't we bring this Swedish guy here?"
Westberg says, this year's choir "had auditions… In the beginning I was a little bit worried about what was going to happen if no one showed up…because [the group] is my instrument. But it turned out that some 40 students applied and we chose 22 of them for the choir."
When asked about his impressions of Wesleyan so far, he noted with appreciation "that students come from different cultures, from different countries… different backgrounds" and commented on the broad range of their interests. "Maybe one difference between my student chamber choir in Pitea is that a lot of the students are going to be music majors, maybe teachers in voice, or piano teachers," he said, noting that Wesleyan students who participate in the choir come from a variety of departments. Invoking the Swedish word "smörgåsbord" to describe the freedom to explore academically at Wesleyan, that ability "to find your own way," as Westberg puts it, is something he is keen to talk about back at home.
In addition to taking away an appreciation for the liberal arts college experience, quite a different scene from his home university with 700 students in the music program and where he is in charge of four concert choirs, Westberg has been a valuable and instructive presence for the Wesleyan community. Hansel Tan '10, Westberg's teaching assistant, says "the music we've made together with Westberg as a choir has been unlike anything else I've heard on campus: in an extremely good way. His genteel nature rubs off easily, and deep inside everybody wants to be a Swede!" Looking to integrate his own expertise within the Wesleyan context, in October the choir performed an evening of Swedish choral music combined with a tribute to John Cage and his work at Wesleyan. This Wednesday, Westberg's Pitea Chamber Choir of Sweden will join the Wesleyan Concert Choir to put on a collaborative concert, Jul, Jul! A Winter Concert of Choral Music. Westberg says about a third of the repertoire will be a joint effort of both choirs. The Wesleyan choir will perform selections by Swedish and Norwegian composers, the Swedish Choir will perform the Lucia procession, and part of the concert will include a sing-along with the audience. Westberg sees the concert as an opportunity to exchange ideas and hopes his Swedish students will get to know the students here.
We are indeed fortunate to have Westberg in residence: not only has his experience been informative for his own career, but his presence has given our students new skills and perspectives, as well as exposure to new and challenging music. We hope you'll join us for this evening of musical and cultural exchange.
The Wesleyan Concert Choir and The Pitea Chamber Choir (Pitea, Sweden): Jul, Jul! A Winter Concert of Choral Music
Wednesday, December 9, 7pm
Memorial Chapel
And, a special performance by The Pitea Chamber Choir:
Thursday, December 10, 7 pm
South Congregational Church
9 Pleasant Street (across from the South Green)
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Dance and the Environment in Threshold Sites: The Ultimate Meal
October 15, 2013 December 1, 2009 by ptatge
It's been a while since I've had the opportunity to write about Feet to the Fire, our campus-wide exploration of climate change from science to art. The initiative made possible the creation of four new works by members of Wesleyan's arts faculty. If you haven't been to the Feet to the Fire website recently, then you probably haven't seen the podcasts we produced about two of them: Ron Kuivila's The Weather, at Six and Alvin Lucier's Glacier.
The video about Hari Krishnan's work Liquid Shakti is still in production, but this Friday night in the Schoenberg Dance Studio, we'll have the opportunity to see the fourth and final commissioned work performed live! Threshold Sites, choreographed by Nicole Stanton in collaboration with Wesleyan students and faculty, was originally scheduled to premiere last May, but because of the tragic events at the end of the semester, the performances were postponed.
Associate Professor of Dance, and Chair of the Dance Department, Nicole Stanton created the work over the course of last spring working with students in her Repertory and Performance course. In conjunction with the Feet to the Fire theme, Stanton invited three professors to co-create a curriculum with her that used research methodologies from social science, evolutionary biology, experiential anatomy, and dance to examine some of the relations between body/self, home/community, and environment/ecosystem, through the lens of food. The resulting multi-media performance weaves dance, song, spoken word…and a meal.
Gina Ulysse in Anthropology provided students with an understanding of theories emanating from the field of cultural studies as they relate to somatic, community, and ecological awareness. Michael Singer from Biology familiarized students with how an ecologist uses practices of scientific observation in the field, taking students out into nature to see how he sees. Andrea Olson, a visiting scholar from Middlebury College in Biology and Dance, conducted an intensive workshop that focused on the development of awareness and respect for the human body and for the environment and charted the relationships between the two. Stanton then synthesized the information into movement expressions and choreographed the work.
"This was a different choreographic experience for me," she said in an interview I had with her yesterday. "Usually I take an emergent form or context that develops in the studio and the research springs from that investigation. Because of the Feet to the Fire commission, I took a topical approach for the first time." Friday night's performance includes a multi-generation cast–three of the original cast members (others graduated), two students who are new to the work, two faculty members (Stanton and Katja Kolcio, Associate Professor of Dance) and four guest artists (Kolcio's parents and in-laws who are all professional performers!). The work features group segments, a solo by Stanton, and music from around the world, including Ukrainian, German, American, and Senegalese folk traditions. The performance is followed by a communal feast to be shared with the audience.
Threshold Sites: The Ultimate Meal
Schonberg Dance Studio, 247 Pine Street
Friday, December 4, 2009 at 8pm
Seating is limited; to reserve your seat, contact Michele Olerud in the Dance Department, molerud@wesleyan.edu, or call 860-685-3488
Pamela Tatge
Director, Center for the Arts
Categories Dance, Music Tags Bessie Schönberg Dance Studio, Feet to the Fire


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Q: Javascript files being truncated I am using Visual Studio 2008 ASP.NET Development Server and EPiServer CMS, FF3 and IE7
Edited Question - Removed irelevant distractions as I now realise it has nothing to do with dynamic content.
Every so often javascript files I am working on are not getting fully downloaded. The file I am currently having a problem with is only 49 lines long and is getting cut off with only 30 or characters to go.
Anyone else seen this?
TIA
Pat

A: Seems to be a caching bug with StaticFileHandler. Check out this blog post and this thread on Episerver World.
Haven't tried it fully yet, but they say setting cacheControl="private" on staticFile should solve the problem "sort of".
<staticFile  expirationTime="1.0:0:0" cacheControl="private" />

A: This is a longshot, but try switching to the ASP.NET StaticFileHandler in web.config.


A small rare plant of flatwoods and savannas in the central Florida panhandle from Leon and Franklin Counties to Bay County, plus Walton County. Often found with wiregrass and other gentians.
The solitary white flowers are terminal with five lobes that are shorter than the tube which is plaited with tooth-like or fringed appendages between the lobes. Wiregrass gentian blooms in the winter, typically January. Plants rarely reach 30 cm (12 in') tall, flowers are 4 - 6 cm (1-1/2 to 2-1/2 in.) long, and the opposite linear or narrowly elliptic leaves are about 3 cm (1-1/4 in.) long. The lower leaves are reduced in size.
Four members of the genus Gentiana occur in Florida, all in the northern part of the state. G. pennelliana is the only one of these species endemic to the state and the only one with single flowers. The other three species of Gentiana have clusters of flowers, bloom in the fall and range throughout the southeast United States.
Gentiana pennelliana is a member of the Gentianaceae - Gentian family.


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Book Review in Fiction
By Constantine Phipps
Reviewed by Jessie Seigel
This unusual novel-in-verse aims for — but doesn't quite reach — lofty philosophical insights
Constantine Phipps' novel What You Want is a mixture of the complex and the commonplace. Phipps begins by paraphrasing the first line of Dante's The Divine Comedy, "When I was in the middle of my life," and continues, loosely paralleling the structure of Dante's work to tell us the story of Patrick, a man who has lost his wife because of his sexual indiscretions. Feeling like a failure, Patrick mixes an overdose of sleeping pills with alcohol.
As Dante passed under the sign "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here" and proceeded through the various levels of Hell with the poet Virgil as his guide, so a comatose Patrick passes under a sign reading "Live the Dream" and proceeds through the Epcot-like Themeparkland, guided by Sigmund Freud.
Wandering through the park's innumerable exhibits, Patrick and Freud meet actors and animatronic figures playing persons historical, sociological, psychological, philosophical, and religious. These are as diverse as Washington, Jefferson, Cleopatra, Plato, Teresa of Avila, the warring Guelphs and Ghibellines of Florence, Pope Celestine, and a cast of many, many more. The various characters opine on the nature of happiness and its relation to love, sex, status, and power. Patrick, in turn, reflects on the events of his own life that brought him to the loss of his wife.
The novel's structure — it is written entirely in verse — is a great and admirable feat. Phipps manages to deliver couplets that rhyme without pulling the reader into a repetitive singsong rhythm, and so provides as much variation to the ear as would prose. Despite this achievement, however, the speeches of his manifold figures have a didactic sameness of delivery.
By contrast, separate verse stanzas interposed amongst those speeches infuse Phipps' philosophical musings with greater life and, on occasion, wit. For example, in one poem, Cleopatra states: "I find that once a man is bitten, it's best to get the contract written."
In another, a "Christian boy" with a romantic view of gypsies, declares:
A girl who doesn't love you is like the winding road:
an endlessly receding promise to fulfill.
Don't call it love unless you feel this thrill.
To which the gypsy responds:
For them this is a home, and not a bivouac:
don't call it love, unless she loves you back.
There is even a stanza at the end of the book reminiscent of The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam:
Walk with me, darling, near that anchoring line
where all our intimacies are begun;
for it is not given to humankind
to find happiness with more than one
companion on the road; and you are mine.
On the other hand, though Phipps casts a wide net amongst his historical figures, their teachings do not appear to be terribly deep. Many of the "truths" they reveal echo truisms we have all heard without adding any substantial or original insights (e.g., that a dying man will not regret having spent too little time at work; that people like what is familiar and are suspicious of the new; that beauty is socially defined, etc.).
Furthermore, Patrick's story of repeated infidelity and self-pity is pedestrian. His rationalizations have more in common with Henrik Ibsen's hapless, forever self-excusing Peer Gynt than a Dante-esque seeker of truth, wisdom, or redemption. Ultimately, the novel's philosophical ambition feels too lofty for the plot Phipps hangs it on.
(The book's flap would have us believe that the novel "depicts life in all its ordinariness" and "gives voice to a new Everyman." But, if Everyman is a Patrick and this is "life in all its ordinariness," one must feel sorry for the women of the world who must live in it.)
Nevertheless, in Jeannette Winterson's essay "Testimony against Gertrude Stein" (in Art Objects, Essays on Ecstasy and Effrontery), she argues that "a book cannot be judged by its subject matter any more than a picture can. We need to look at the experiment of the piece. The riskiness of art, the reason why it affects us, is not the riskiness of its subject matter, it is the risk of creating a new way of seeing." If one takes Winterson's view, this novel may be worthy of study.
Jessie Seigel is an associate editor at the Potomac Review. Her fiction has appeared in numerous publications, including Ontario Review, Gargoyle, and the anthology Electric Grace. She also writes on writing at the Adventurous Writer.
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The urban dictionary defines tailgating as "Drinking lots of beer or makin' food in the parking lot before a sports or other large event, (usually a football game or concert.)" These days, such definition of our great American pre-event pastime could use some expansion.
Tailgating has become a sport of it's own. Long gone are the days of grilling up a few hot dogs and cracking open a beer. People take tailgating very seriously! In sports arena parking lots and college campuses nationwide you can find full buffets with all the trimmings including elaborate options − Porterhouse steaks and lobster tails included.
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JAX-RS Quickstart: Gradle & Jetty
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This repository should help you get started with JAX-RS & Servlet 3 in no time.

We're using Jersey, Gradle and an embedded Jetty container.

Quickstart:

    git clone git@github.com:Nimlhug/jax-rs-quickstart.git
    cd jax-rs-quickstart
    gradle jettyEclipseRun

Then navigate your browser to http://localhost:8080/api

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 * The build relies on JDK 8 for no reason in particular. If you don't like it, you can change it.
 * web.xml is not required.