Jackie started teaching yoga, many other fitness classes, and personal training in college at Central Washington University. There she received two bachelors degrees; one in Exercise Science and one in Nutrition. Living in Ellensburg led her to find a hot yoga studio that was about 40 miles away but the distance or travel time didn't matter. She immediately fell in love with the physical and mental challenge. Jackie has a 200 Hour Hot Hatha certificate but has almost 1000 hours of yoga training and study.
Jackie moved to Vancouver with her husband and two dogs in 2012 and began teaching hot yoga right away. They welcomed their daughter Madelyn in July 2014 and Emilie in 2018 and you will most likely catch them running around the studio from time to time. In the 10 years she has been teaching yoga Jackie has come to love each and every class; Hatha, Power, Fusion, Vinyasa, Yin, and Sculpt. Each class has helped to heal my body, mind, and soul and teaching yoga helps me to pass that love on to each and every person.
This has been an amazing jouney for me and I am beyond lucky to be able to share in this journey with others, Namaste.
Hi, I'm Michal and I love our Flow Hot Yoga community! I am the wife of a busy working husband and a mom to three active teenagers and a fluffy golden doodle named Piper. In looking for a way to stay healthy and take care of myself, I came to Flow Hot Yoga and fell in love with the personable yoga community here.
I love the encouragement, the never-ending challenges, and the confidence that practicing yoga has brought into my life. I have learned something different from each of the instructors here and I'm looking forward to sharing the benefits of yoga with others.
I started practicing yoga in May 2013, one month before my 50th birthday. My main goal was to increase flexibility. After 30 days of just taking Hatha, I was challenged to expand my practice to include Fusion and Power. What a difference that made.
The opportunities for improvement/growth/challenge are so vast in both of those classes. From the first class I heard the phrase 'one day', I used to chuckle and think that it meant never, as you can see I have accomplished one of my 'one day' poses. All of the instructors at Flow Hot Yoga are amazing and I encourage everyone to branch out to as many different classes as you can - even Aerial.
I began teaching May 2015 and love helping students feel better, working towards their goals and achieving what they thought was once impossible.
I am married and have 3 boys. I have had chronic lower back pain and I had gone to a couple of yoga classes prior to hot yoga but they were all too fast-paced for me to learn and keep up. I decided to try Flow Hot Yoga because one of my student teachers made it sound like something that would help me increase my flexibility.
I was hooked on hot yoga from the first class I took. My husband went to the next class with me and he commented immediately after walking out of the hot room that he loved it. What hooked me was the fact that I was able to stretch muscles further. The movements were challenging but not completely intimidating and everyone was at different levels. The teacher's direction was clear, calm, and somewhat soothing to follow.
The most exciting thing that has happened to me is that my lower back is getting better! Hatha is the single best thing that I have done to decrease my back pain. I have tried many things for relief: exercise, chiropractics, massage, acupuncture, pain medication, rest, supplements, prayer and more. The stronger I become doing yoga the less pain I have and the more my practice improves.
Finally, I've have some really awesome teachers and fellow yoga students that routinely inspire me, make me feel welcome, are excellent role models, and cause me to want to grow in my practice. And.... for being 50 years old, I'm probably in the best physical condition of my life. I feel young enough to suit myself, which is much better than feeling 100 years old.
I have two adorable cats, Toby and Missy, and work from home. I moved to Vancouver about 5 years ago and I am always looking for ways to get out of the house and meet new people. I have done yoga throughout the years occasionally at the gym and have tried hot yoga a few times somewhere else and did not really ...like the structure and the vibe of the classes. I decided to try Flow Hot Yoga and was hooked right away. I needed to increase my flexibility and add this component to my workouts. I also love spin classes and hiking. When I started at Flow Hot Yoga I was not able to get into a floor bow to save my life. Now I am able to get into this posture and many others that I couldn't imagine.
My yoga journey started with my wife coming home from her first class very excited about new stretches that could help with my chronic migraines. We launched into rabbit and turtle and I was hooked and had to learn more. So the next week I went in for my first class and almost died from the heat! (not really). I loved it, it was hard at first but rewarding just the same. And yes yoga has helped with my migraines. It has been three years now and its only gotten better and better the range on motion I have gained in my joints has been astounding to me. I've met so many positive people through yoga it's just been a wonderful experience.
I'm also a Reiki master for a year now and have recently completed my certification as a past life regressionist. I'm self-taught in mediation and have developed my own form of guided meditation. I have studied the works of Ram Dass and Thich Nhat Nanh to further my spiritual growth.
My yoga journey began in 2011 and I was instantly hooked. I started attending classes as regularly as I could and fell in love with the practice. The breathing techniques combined with the movement and music provided the best escape from my stressful job. The mental and physical benefits were so amazing. After a few years of practicing I decided to attend a teacher training. In 2015 I received my 200 RYT from Kris Hot Yoga in Des Moines, IA. At Kris' I began teaching 3-4 times a week and spent most of my time at the studio.
My husband and I recently got married and moved to the Vancouver area. I am excited to have found my new yoga home and am so grateful to be a part of this community.
I started practicing yoga about 6 years ago to help heal a running injury. I fell in love with the practice and was eager to learn more. I enjoy the balance of moving mediation, discipline and spirituality. Although I initially came to yoga for the physical benefits, I stay for the value it brings to my mind and spirit. I have been active in many sports including running, dance, martial arts, snowboarding, basketball and more. I was also a martial arts instructor. I am eager to learn and grow my yoga practice as a lifelong journey. I hope to visit India in the next couple of years to learn more about the root of our practice.
In 2017 I received my 200 hour teacher training certificate from Flow Hot Yoga and enjoy helping students improve their strength, flexibility and life balance. I feel like Yoga is a calling for me. I like to connect with my students in whichever way they need me. I am very grateful for the opportunity to teach at Flow!
I moved from Kentucky to Vancouver about three years ago. I originally turned to yoga to help ease my anxiety from the cross-country move. But it soon became more than just a stress-reducer. I've seen major improvements in my overall strength and confidence. I also sleep better, and have better focus at work. Plus, I'm addicted to the hot room and getting a good sweat on!
I decided to take the next step in my yoga journey with vinyasa teacher training. I received my 200 RYT from Flow Hot Yoga in 2017. I look forward to sharing the power of yoga with students in the Flow community. Outside of yoga, I love to hike with my two dogs at Lacamas Lake, as well as venture out to the Willamette Valley for wine tasting.
I have been a student of yoga for 9 years. I enjoy teaching a wide variety of yoga that is supported by my own disciplined daily practice. My teaching style combines breathing techniques, meditation, and various styles of asana to promote vitality within the energetic and physical bodies. I am passionate about inviting movement into daily life, and especially enjoy sharing Kundalini-based concepts.
My path to yoga began through the awareness of physical limitations, as lower back issues led to a path of self-discovery. While trying to alleviate the pain from bulging discs, yoga allowed me to discover immediate and positive shifts that not only benefited my back, but all aspects of my life.
I love the versatility of yoga. How it can be demanding, therapeutic and fun in different ways for each individual. I believe that if you allow yourself to slow down and follow the breath. The rest will come, leading the individual towards a symbiotic union of the mind and body.
Coming from a 17-year career in graphic design, my passion for yoga revolutionized how I designed my life and wellness. As my practice continued to alleviate my ailments, teacher training felt like the natural progression to my practice. It had become my desire to share the wisdom that brought physical relief, as well as mental clarity, to a busy mind. Allowing me to fully comprehend the concept of simply letting go, and bringing focus to the challenges of every day life.
I've always been a creative person, and I enjoy expressing that in many different ways. As well as a background in graphic design, I enjoy playing guitar when I have free time. And I truly cherish being connected to the earth through gardening. I also embrace creativity through cooking and baking with fresh, wholesome ingredients, which promote interests I share with my wife and son, but it is also my passion for hobbies such as reading, hiking, exploring Eastern philosophies, science fiction and fantasy movies, and poetry that bring me energy outside of my ongoing healing practice of yoga.
SCHEDULE A PRIVATE WITH GREG! He specializes in joint mobility/flexibility using yin yoga. He also really enjoys teaching to students looking to refine the 26 Hatha postures, pranayama and Kundalini kriyas and meditations.
I was initially drawn to yoga five years ago purely for the physical benefits. As an avid runner I wanted the strength and flexibility that yoga can offer. As I began to spend more time on my mat and explore the connection between my mind and my body and realized how much potential there was within yoga to create positive change in how I moved and how I thought.
I have been an instructor for three years now. I encourage my students to be okay with where they are at but not afraid to step outside their comfort zone and try something new. In my classes I strive to create a safe, fun and supportive space. And I work to get my students to know that with discipline and commitment they are capable of more.
I grew up in a deeply spiritual culture in Shanghai China. In 2007 I began my yoga journey by taking my first class at a gym near my home. While yoga (at that time) did not become a primary focus for me it was something I enjoyed.
In 2016 after moving to my new home in the United States I took my first class at Flow Hot Yoga. In June I was honored to receive my 200 RYT. This was a life changing event I will cherish forever.
I believe through my training and experience I have gained more insight into yoga and proper alignment through the 26 Hatha postures. I am extremely excited and encouraged by the therapeutic benefits of yoga. The benefits of yoga on knees, back, joints, and shoulder pain are outstanding. I personally suffered from excruciating shoulder pain that lasted for years until I began at Flow Hot Yoga. Now I am pain free and loving it.
It gives me great joy to be in front of my students watching them strive and grow. I appreciate the diversity of the students, all with very different capabilities and needs which is so rewarding as a teacher and in the classes.
I have practiced Yoga off and on for about 15 years or so, I did gym yoga and my own yoga at home, just played around with it. After my 1st class at Flow Hot Yoga I knew that this is where I belonged. I really love the atmosphere and the people and I love the variety of classes, who knew I could do a headstand, not me.... A month or so later I went to an event and happened to hear that Jackie was going to do a Teacher Training. Next thing you know I am in Teacher Training! I love practicing at home with my 2 fur babies that always take my mat and I love annoying my husband practicing on him with my Teacher Training homework.
Holly's yoga journey began many years ago taking recreational classes at her local gym, but her true love for Yoga developed when she took her first hot class while living in Colorado, knowing that she was then absolutely hooked for life. The challenge and beauty of Yoga, both physically and mentally, keeps her coming back for more. After years of desiring to teach, she finally in the fall of 2013, completed her 200 hour yoga teacher certification in Portland, Oregon. Yoga brings a calm and serenity to her life, both on and off the mat, something she hopes to pass on to her students. Outside of Yoga you can find Holly doing anything and everything outdoors, traveling, cooking and spending time with her family.
Holly was married to her husband Ryan in the summer of 2015 and they welcomed their daughter Olive in November 2016!
My Yoga practice began when a friend asked me to go to a class with her not long after my oldest child was born. Having to move shortly after & the birth of another child put my practice on hold.
A few years ago I found myself unhealthy, overweight, not sleeping well, severe neck pain, migraines and other problems. Frustrated I started running, again, hoping not to get injured, Again. Contemplating these things, I drove by Flow Hot Yoga & made a resolution to try "hot" yoga. After the first class I thought I was probably out of my league and thought it was just for experienced yogis. Then I decided to give it another try, which is when I heard "one day being able to..." then it all clicked! I have grown so much in my practice in less than a year I never thought possible. Attitude is everything. Yoga is a whole mind, body, spirit experience for me. It touches every aspect of my life now- and I love it. Being able to teach Yoga now is a dream come true. I am becoming the person I have always wanted to be, yoga is empowering and fulfilling. I love and am grateful for the acceptance, kindness and goodness I find in my fellow Yogis here at Flow Hot Yoga.Namaste.


Findings of the quarterly AIA Home Design Trends Survey released this week indicate that consumers continue to put emphasis on practical features that expand the functionality of their home via heavy investment in outdoor living spaces and accessibility features. This iteration of the survey delves into emerging home features, systems and technologies during the second quarter of 2017, based on responses from more than 500 residential architecture firms.
Special function rooms were hard hit during the housing downturn, as it was easier for consumers to eliminate discretionary spaces when downsizing or searching for a new home. Home offices were the most popular special function room prior to the recession, but as the market recovered and interest in special function rooms reemerged, demand for home offices plateaued. Outdoor living space has topped the list of most popular special function rooms since 2013, and demand for indoor/outdoor living spaces or features has been a headliner of the AIA's Home Design Trends Survey nearly every quarter since.
According to survey respondents, the three most popular special function rooms in the second quarter of 2017 account for 77% of selections of the most popular rooms. Home offices still make the top three, but popularity among consumers has dropped 50% since 2012. Conversely, popularity of outdoor living spaces has spiked 72% since 2012, when it was tied with mud rooms as the second most popular special function room.
The share of residential architects reporting increased demand for various special function rooms over the past year (minus the share reporting decreased demand) illustrates the growing popularity of outdoor living spaces more dramatically: 70% reported increased consumer interest in outdoor living rooms – nearly double that of the five other special function spaces on the list.
And many Americans are trying to adapt existing space to fit the needs of multiple generations within their family. Much like outdoor living, interior design elements intended to aid aging-in-place continue to top AIA's quarterly reports – in-home accessibility, single-floor design, and open space layouts (that allow better mobility) made the top five list of most requested features in the first quarter report.
During the second quarter, residential architects reported that home features that accommodate multi-generational households increased in popularity most. The other most popular features also make it easier for older homeowners or residents to age in their home as mobility decreases; demand is increasing for first-floor master bedrooms, wider doors/hallways, on-grade entry, and ramps/elevators. Demand for features that aid accessibility in the home is a long-term trend – they've been among the top five most popular home features the past four years.
In past AIA reports (up until 2013), wireless telecommunications and data systems were the most popular technology desired by homeowners. While the feature is still among the top five, demand for energy management systems has claimed the top spot the past two years, as homeowners seek to make their homes more efficient, and to manage household systems remotely. Electric car docking stations are also becoming increasingly popular (54% of respondents reported higher demand), a trend expected to continue as companies such as Tesla strengthen their foothold in the auto market.
"As more automation products become available, homeowners continue to explore new ways to maintain their spaces with greater ease," said Baker.
The survey also polled popular features of products desired most by homeowners, many of which are incorporated in energy management systems.
The most desirable features of tech products allow homeowners to run a more efficient household in a hands off fashion. The top nine all increased in popularity by 30% or more in 2017, although demand for thermal moisture control and improvement of indoor air quality softened slightly year-over-year.
Remodeling accounts for the largest share of business activity among the sectors responsible for the majority of work in the second quarter, and has outpaced new construction since the recession. Specifically, home additions and alterations account for the largest share of activity, followed by kitchen and bath remodels. "Activity in the additions and remodeling segments is picking up pace, (which) is a positive sign for the greater housing market in 2018," Baker concluded.
The second quarter report shows that design activity in the first-time/affordable buyer segment increased 8% year-over-year, a promising indicator that younger buyers are making their way into the market. The AIA's first quarter report also reported an increase in the first-time segment (a 10% gain year-over-year), so continued growth in the third quarter is likely. Demand in the townhouse/condo segment continues to recover, with 17% of survey of respondents reporting improvement in the market, compared to 2% in the second quarter of 2016.
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Air Force retiree wins big in Exchange credit sweepstakes
/ Published April 11, 2019
DALLAS --
Retired Air Force Master Sgt. Leroy Porter of San Antonio couldn't believe it when he got the news that his $3,900 Exchange Credit Program bill would be paid in full.
Porter is among five grand-prize winners of the fifth annual "MILITARY STAR Your Holiday Bill Is On Us" sweepstakes worth nearly $40,000 in prizes.
The grand-prize winners had their MILITARY STAR card balances paid in full. Winners with balances below the minimum prize of $2,500 were given statement credits in the amount of the difference. Additionally, 10 second-place winners received $1,000 statement credits and 25 third-place winners were given $500 statement credits.
"It was one of those magic moments," said Porter, who received his prize in a ceremony at Randolph Air Force Base.
Four other grand-prize winners were selected from more than 6 million entries:
• Sgt. 1st Class James Williams, a platoon sergeant with the 112th Signal Battalion at Fort Bragg in North Carolina received a $2,500 statement credit.
• Retired Air Force Capt. Doris Jackson was presented with her $2,500 prize at the Nellis Air Force Base Exchange in Nevada.
• Anita Armstrong, whose husband served in the Air Force for 20 years, had her $5,700 balance paid in full at Oklahoma's Tinker Air Force Base Exchange.
• Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Edwin Maldonado received his $2,500 prize at a celebration at the Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Exchange in California.
"Our service members and their families make so many sacrifices for our nation, especially around the holidays," said Exchange Credit Program Senior Vice President Jami Richardson. "MILITARY STAR is honored to have this chance to express our gratitude by giving back to these heroes."
The MILITARY STAR card is an exclusive line of credit for service members and their families to use at exchanges and commissaries – no matter where they serve.
During November and December, shoppers automatically earned an entry in the sweepstakes every time they used their MILITARY STAR card at any military exchange, ShopMyExchange.com, myNavyExchange.com or at the commissary. (Courtesy of the Army and Air Force Exchange Service)

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#Game News
The fictitious planet Gallifrey from Doctor Who was created by a Minecraft user.
Another day, another awesome Minecraft creation, and today we have Gallifrey to show off thanks to Reddit user u/tucker-ed out, who submitted his world in which he replicated the planet where the Time Lords lived.
In a statement on their creation, the builder wrote: "Gallifrey has a completely explorable interior that has every single place from the program! Timelords, Daleks, Cybermen, Chancellery Guards, and more are all regenerating. The environment really does a fantastic job of translating the world to Minecraft and is extremely realistic and genuine to the program.
Players can experience the beautiful world of Gallifrey from Doctor Who in Minecraft
According to the creator, users of the Java version of the game may test it out for themselves on the Cosmos 2 server. The build was finished using a vanilla version of the game with certain plugins and customized model data.
Similar to other builds like the Milky Way Galaxy, the Region of Onigashima, Gotham City, and the battleship from the Gulf War (to name a few of the many we've seen here), the creator put all of their effort into presenting a build that truly captures the true essence of their inspiration and invested countless hours of creativity and labor.
It's pretty amazing to see that crossover with the Minecraft community that has had comparable characteristics given that Doctor Who has been a significant, genre-defining name in pop culture and has been broadcasting for decades with dozens of seasons. Players may visit the creator's Reddit page to view the entire collection of images of the Gallifreyan planet and to learn more about the viewable map.


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package org.apache.drill.exec.store.splunk;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.type.TypeReference;
import org.apache.calcite.plan.RelOptRule;
import org.apache.calcite.schema.SchemaPlus;
import org.apache.drill.common.JSONOptions;
import org.apache.drill.exec.ops.OptimizerRulesContext;
import org.apache.drill.exec.physical.base.AbstractGroupScan;
import org.apache.drill.exec.planner.PlannerPhase;
import org.apache.drill.exec.server.DrillbitContext;
import org.apache.drill.exec.store.AbstractStoragePlugin;
import org.apache.drill.exec.store.SchemaConfig;
import org.apache.drill.exec.store.base.filter.FilterPushDownUtils;
import org.apache.drill.shaded.guava.com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSet;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Set;

public class SplunkStoragePlugin extends AbstractStoragePlugin {

  private final SplunkPluginConfig config;
  private final SplunkSchemaFactory schemaFactory;

  public SplunkStoragePlugin(SplunkPluginConfig configuration, DrillbitContext context, String name) {
    super(context, name);
    this.config = configuration;
    this.schemaFactory = new SplunkSchemaFactory(this);
  }

  @Override
  public SplunkPluginConfig getConfig() {
    return config;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean supportsRead() {
    return true;
  }

  @Override
  public void registerSchemas(SchemaConfig schemaConfig, SchemaPlus parent) {
    schemaFactory.registerSchemas(schemaConfig, parent);
  }

  @Override
  public AbstractGroupScan getPhysicalScan(String userName, JSONOptions selection) throws IOException {
    SplunkScanSpec scanSpec = selection.getListWith(context.getLpPersistence().getMapper(), new TypeReference<SplunkScanSpec>() {});
    return new SplunkGroupScan(scanSpec);
  }

  @Override
  public Set<? extends RelOptRule> getOptimizerRules(OptimizerRulesContext optimizerContext, PlannerPhase phase) {

    // Push-down planning is done at the logical phase so it can
    // influence parallelization in the physical phase. Note that many
    // existing plugins perform filter push-down at the physical
    // phase, which also works fine if push-down is independent of
    // parallelization.
    if (FilterPushDownUtils.isFilterPushDownPhase(phase)) {
      return SplunkPushDownListener.rulesFor(optimizerContext);
    } else {
      return ImmutableSet.of();
    }
  }
}

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Acts old and new put fun in Bonnaroo
By KENNEDY BREEDING and CASSIDY BREEDING
Tom Petty performed on Day 4 of the 2013 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tenn. His performance ended another successful festival. (AP Photo)
Bonnaroo, the four-day music and arts festival held annually in Manchester, Tenn., lived up to its reputation again this year as a pillar in American outdoor music festivals. The term, originating in New Orleans and popularized by New Orleans native and music legend Dr. John, means "a really good time."
Bonnaroo has managed to fulfill its promise of a good time since its inaugural year in 2002. It is now a Mecca among music fans of all ages and genre preferences. This year was no different, as rock heavy hitters Paul McCartney and Tom Petty were two of the many headliners appearing on the farm June 13-16.
This festival not only attracts music fans but also lovers of all forms of art and entertainment. For the music fans the farm is home to music tents cleverly named This Tent, That Tent, and The Other Tent, two main music stages (Which Stage and What Stage), other smaller stages (Sonic Stage, Café Where and New Music On Tap Lounge) and Bonnaroo's beloved Silent Disco. The festival also hosts a comedy and cinema tent that not only provides laughs from well-known comedians like Bob Saget and Daniel Tosh, but also offers an air-conditioned haven from the smoldering heat.
Starting on Thursday (June 13), Bonnaroo used its opening day to shine spotlights on several new and noteworthy bands performing in the tents (the two large stages remained closed until Friday). These bands included alt- rap group Twenty One Pilots, indie sibling group Hiam, Purity Ring, The Japandroids, Capital Cities, and the English indie rock band Alt-J, who played in front of the largest crowd of the night.
Though the day was crammed with great acts, one of the night's prime shows was provided by Cincinnati's very own Walk the Moon. Playing an hour-long set at "The Other Tent," the four-piece band performed 10 songs including their alt rock hits "Anna Sun" and "Tightrope." The band also reappeared on a small stage on Saturday under the name Kaleidoscope Space Tribe to play a 30-minute set of songs by The Talking Heads, including "Burning Down the House" and "Psycho Killer."
The second day of Bonnaroo, Friday, June 14, marked the opening of the two main stages, which housed evening acts like alt rock chart climbers Passion Pit, the Icelandic indie folk group Of Monsters And Men, and the Americana rock band Wilco. The day also featured acts such as Maps and Atlases, Foals, and Jim James of My Morning Jacket. Even though these great acts caused excitement during the day, the festival attendees couldn't help but shift their thoughts to the legendary artist preparing to hit the stage later that night.
Storming the What stage with a 2-1/2-hour set (that would eventually go over time, without opposition) was the British invader himself, Sir Paul McCartney. Starting his set with The Beatles hit "Eight Days A Week," the legend soon warmed up to the crowd — and the Tennessee heat — by taking off his jacket and announcing, "This is so cool, I'm going to take a moment to drink it all in myself!"
While moving back and forth from piano to guitar (many of which were older than the majority of the crowd) fans easily forgot the knight's age, but were reminded several times when he took moments to reminisce and tell stories of memories with fellow legends Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and his former band mates in The Beatles (two of whom he played tributes for). The show included songs from his Wings career — "Let Me Roll it" and "Band on The Run" — as well as his solo hits "My Valentine" and "Another Day." But the crowd favorites were songs from his days as a Beatle, including "Eleanor Rigby", "Blackbird" and "Helter Skelter." Playing an impressive 36-song set that included multiple encores, a breathtaking fireworks show and an awe-inspiring united sing along to "Hey Jude," McCartney showed that his music is and will always be relevant.
Among the following day's acts were experienced rapper Nas, Brooklyn alt rockers Matt and Kim, uncommon Icelandic songstress Bjork, and widely popular folk rockers The Lumineers. The most recent act to be announced for Saturday's lineup was Jack Johnson, who a mere two days before was chosen to replace the previously scheduled headliners, Mumford and Sons, who were forced to cancel after bass player Ted Dwayne underwent a serious brain surgery.
As news of Johnson's newly announced set spread through the festival grounds, excitement seemed to follow. Johnson, a three year Bonnaroo veteran, made his first Bonnaroo appearance in the festival's inaugural year, 2002. Johnson's set was very well received by all festival goers on Saturday as he even played a cover of the Mumford and Sons song, "The Cave."
Though music of all types had been blaring through the festival's stage and tent speakers for well over 10 hours by the time Johnson finished his set, the night was still young. With concerts scheduled for five more hours, the night's shows would eventually lead into Sunday morning. Among those playing these after-hour sets were "Weird Al" Yankovic, classic rocker Billy Idol, Bonnaroo favorite R. Kelly, and the theatrical stage show provided by electro-pop duo Empire of the Sun. Also taking place Saturday night was Bonnaroo's signature "Super Jam." This year's jam included John Oates and My Morning Jacket front man Jim James, as well as appearances by performers fresh off their own sets such as Jack Johnson, Billy Idol and R. Kelly and a couple of surprise arrivals including Brittany Howard, the soulful belter of The Alabama Shakes. Playing on one stage at the same time, this jam was a once in a lifetime opportunity and beautifully displayed Bonnaroo's immense diversity.
The festival's final day, Sunday, featured several great acts including Drew Holcomb, Delta Rae, JEFF The Brotherhood, and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis. The American band Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros played the Which Stage. Playing an hour and fifteen minute set, the group preformed a solid set including their hit songs "Man on Fire" and "Forty Day Dream." The most remarkable part of the set came during their final song "Home."
During the middle of this tune, lead singers Alex Ebert and Jade Castrinos jumped off the stage and into the crowd for what they called "story time." The two then held their microphones up to crowd members and let them tell stories, many of which described the impact the group's music has had on the audience member. After many stories were shared, Ebert announced there was only time for one more, and with that a young man took the microphone and began to share.
Beginning his story with "I don't know if you remember me or not," the crowd member told the story of how he was in a Columbus hospital a year ago with leukemia and the band visited him. As soon as these words were shared, Ebert's recognition of the young man reflected on his face as he embraced the acquaintance. Ebert then arranged for the storyteller to accompany him back onstage, where he finished his story by saying that soon after the band left he received a lifesaving transplant. He then thanked the band for giving him hope. After this heartwarming tale, the group finished the song, letting the cancer survivor supply the singing.
As acts such as former Talking Head leader David Byrne & St. Vincent, Ed Helms Bluegrass Situation, and A$AP ROCKY prepared to close down the tents and smaller stage for the festival, a massive crowd started to form around the main "What Stage" in preparation for the final act of the festival, Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers.
Petty started his twohour set strong by playing the familiar hit "I Won't Back Down." Petty then acknowledged the crowd by saying, "I predict that we are going to have an incredible night tonight." The crowd roared with enthusiasm as he continued through his set with songs "Mary Jane's Last Dance," "Free Fallin'" and "Learning to Fly." Petty and the Heartbreakers finished their 19-song set and returned for a three-song encore. Before playing the final song of not only the night but this year's festival, Petty said, "We're going to leave you where it all started." With that the band played "American Girl."
Through the ent i re song the crowd sang every word and finished with an approving ear-bursting scream. With a slight nod of the head, Petty hoisted his guitar up as he joined his band for a bow before leaving the stage and marking the end of the festival that once again lived up to the theme it has so proudly upheld for 12 years — "a really good time."
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Ultimate Spider-man is very good, but very short
Earlier this week I finished playing through Ultimate Spider-man, a 2005 tie-in to the Ultimate Spider-man comic series developed by the same studio that made the tie-in games for Sam Rami's film trilogy. I played this game back when it was still new and have very fond memories of swinging through the city and hanging out with Spidey and all of his friends. What I didn't remember, though, is that the story is very, very short.
I beat it in less than four hours of play time this time around. I remember spending forever in the open world of this game before, and apparently, I spent all that time just ignoring the actual story, and swining around. Forunately, the way that you move through the city as Spider-man swings from building to building is fast, fluid, and really, really fantastic! On top of that, the game is beautiful. A lot of people laud Spider-man 2 as the ultimate Spider-man game, and it sounds like it uses the same mobility engine as Ultimate Spider-man, but it relies on "realistic" graphic to pair with the movies, while Ultimate uses cell shading to reflect Mark Bagley's wonderful art. What this means, is that even though the graphics are a bit jagged due to technical limitations of the day, the art style helps it feel fresh compared to it's contemoraries.
Progression through the game comes in two parts; story missions and city missions. Story missions show cutscenes starring either Peter Parker's Spider-man or Eddie Brock's Venom, and then have you complete specific objectives as one of the two. In order to get to each story mission you have to complete a series of city tasks; these include races, brawling missions, stopping bandits, and rescuing civilians. That requirement is how the game regulates the speed at which you complete the story: you can't bust straight through, because city missions force diversions.
This time around, I was playing the game on Twitch, and mostly completed exactly the number of city events that I needed to in order to unlock the next story mission. I didn't do a lot of wandering around. What's crazy to me though is that my previous game my previous saved game, the one from 2007, it shows a play time of over eight hours, and I haven't even finished the story on that file! I think that save must have been from my second time playing, because I'm sure that I beat the game before, but I have no idea how I managed to spend eight hours wandering New York! I mean, I love this game, and my memories of it are of swinging around the world more than they the story, but eight hours of side quests is just insane!
I'm really looking forward to the Spider-man game that's coming out on the PlayStation 4 in September, and I'm hoping that it will surpass Ultimate Spider-man as my favorite Spider-man game of all time. If, however, it turns out to have a story as short as this one did, I will be severely disappointed! Ultimate is still good, but holy smokes do I wish there was more story to keep me invested in it. Even though I've loved wandering around this world before, with so many games available to me today, without having a specific motivation to keep me engaged in the world it's hard to spend the time exploring it.
Get it? Do you get it? It's short! It's a short game, so Spider-man is too short, see!?
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Spider-man 2 was one of my favorite GameCube games. I must have put in at least a hundred hours just exploring New York and fighting petty crime. I think that was my first open world gaming experience.I also played the first Spider-man game to death too, I have only played one other Spider-man game, I think it was The Amazing Spider-man, which wasn't as good but still enjoyable. There's is something about crawling on walls and swinging around with webs that make theses games so much fun. I'm so looking forward to the new PS4 game coming out!
You know, I'm really craving more Spider-Man… as much as it 2 doesn't look like it holds up on the graphics front, I think I might need to pick it up.


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The Type UB III represents the pinnacle in the design of German attack submarines during the First World War, and this project was undoubtedly one of the best in the world, and during many years. After the war, some of these vessels served until 1935 with the Allied navies. Thirty-seven units had been lost during the conflict and the rest had been surrendered to the Allies following the Armistice of November 1918. As we can see in the illustration, the numerous units in this class shared a common layout while having many differences in the details.
The Type UB III began to be deployed in the mid 1917, when United States declared war on Germany. When the Allied merchant fleet started to be organized in escorted convoys, it became more difficult to engage enemy shipping without being spotted by the escorting destroyers. Nevertheless, these submarines performed very well, sinking 507 merchant ships – for a total of 1,212,553 gross register tonnes – and twelve warships, including the pre-dreadnought battleship HMS Britannia in 1918.
After the war Germany had forbidden by the Treaty of Versailles to create a new submarine force. But German admirals had no intention of allowing their nation to forget the knowledge of building submarines, and Germany started to manufacture slightly modified versions of the Type UB III for exportation. Keeping the skills of German engineers polished by this means, eventually it was ordered the construction of a new coastal attack submarine based on the Type UB III, but including improvements such as an all-welded construction and a set of electronic and electromechanical devices. The result was the Type VII, the most common class of U-boat deployed by the Kriegsmarine during the Second World War.
Launched on 26 June 1918, UB-130 was one of the last U-boats to enter the First World War. Initially passed to the French as part of the Armistice agreement, she was soon to returned to the UK for breaking and was under tow when she broke adrift and sank off Beachy Head in East Sussex. The wreck, said to be in three main parts, was subsequently located by divers, its identity being confirmed by the number UB-130 stamped on one of its propellers. In 2001, Roger Theobald and a team of divers from the British Su Aqua Club undertook the task of bringing the three-ton gun ashore. After cleaning and preservation, the gun was placed on display outside Newhaven Maritime Museum.
Built by A. G. Weser, the 55.3m UB-130 was commissioned in June 1918. She joined I Flotilla in October of that year but only had time to make one wartime patrol before the Armistice. Her commander is reputed to have been the grandly named Heinrich XXXVII Prinz zu Reuss.
Interestingly, the scattered remains of the Type UB-III submarine UB-121 can still be found at low water on the beach between Birling Gap and Cuckmere Haven, not far from where UB-130 was lost. On 14 April 1919 a French Navy tug, escorted by the destroyer Francis Garnier, ran into heavy weather off Beachy Head while towing two U-Boats from Harwich to Cherbourg. The towing hawser parted and the two boats, U-118 and UB-121, both of which had been allocated to France as war reparations, drifted towards the shore. UB-121 was not merely grounded, but was driven into the side of a South African steamship, Oushla, which had been stranded near Beachy Head since 6 November 1916. UB-121 was washed clear of the wreck on the following high tide, but she settled on the shore alongside.
Also built by A. G. Weser, at Bremen in 1918, UB-121 had a crew of thirty-four and a range of more than 9,000 miles. She was commanded by Oberleutnant zur See Albrecht Schmidt and, after working up, joined III Flotilla in May 1918. She carried out three war patrols but enjoyed no successes. Together with Oushla, UB-121 was partially demolished by a Welsh contractor in 1928. Further work was carried out in 1959. Despite that, small pieces remain, including a section of bow casing from immediately forward of the torpedo tubes, but it is sometimes difficult to distinguish between those bits that have come from UB-121 and those which came from the steamship.
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A stack is the part of the memory. The local automatic variable is created on this stack and method arguments are passed. When a process starts, it get a default stack size which is fixed for each process. In today's operating system, generally, the default stack size is 1 Mb, which is enough for most of the process. Under abnormal condition, the stack limit exceeds. This is known as stack overflow.
The most common reason of stack overflow is Infinite Recursion. The infinite loop of recursion going on due to which stack's limit exceeds.
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Review- Chennai Express
Posted byAnand K V August 12, 2013 May 7, 2018 Posted inUncategorized
Ready, Steady, Po!
The two odd hours of the bumpy ride on Chennai Express via Komban will leave you in dire straits on whether to love or hate the movie.
As the case is, the negatives do really outweigh the positives, love the movie becomes out of context.
The movie starts with Rahul, a 40 year old bachelor living in close ties with his grandparents. After the death of his grandfather, his grandmother wanted him to travel to Rameshwaram to do the last rites. His friends want him to join them on a joy ride to Goa to party. Goa went on and off after the random meeting of SRK and Dippy on the Chennai bound train.
The accidental rendezvous, the chases, the fights and the love that emerges forms the rest of the movie.
Rohit Shetty has done justice to the meaningless script that couldn't have been made better. The movie has left the boundaries of what a normal Hindi movie would have to offer (clearly what exactly a Rohit Shetty movie does) and did not reach the exact Tamil movie level where a puny hero would beat the hell out of the monstrous looking villains.
Shahrukh Khan was as usual at his best of abilities. Trying to make you laugh and trying not to make him cry is what King Khan is usually best at. With age catching on and numerous surgeries to his credit, the 47 year old actor's ability to woo the audience is pretty much still in shape. Still, the usage and abuse of the 5000 year old Dravidian language was condemned.
The lady lead Deepika Padukone was undergoing transitions between heavily accented Hindi, Tamil and at times, was swept back to the old memories of her proper Hindi. The charming lady draped in silk lost her charm when compared to her previous screen appearance in YJHD. Deepika's on-the-bed hysterics was funnily insane and yes, she could be used if they wanted to make a spoof out of Bhool Bhulaiya or Manichitrathazhu.
The esoteric don portrayed by Satyaraj was immense mockery of the south Indian local-goon-based patriarchy which was no less than poor anarchy put to rest.
Tangaballi (Niktin Dheer) was all muscles and merely a prop used on screen. The dubbing was pathetic as accent crept in to the macho man's mouth.
The Tamil speaking Sardar policeman , the song based communication etc were all quite blown out of proportion.
The songs except Titli did not manage to make any impact. A dancer as good as Shahrukh failed to make his body groove the south Indian way while he was on the dance floor. Lungi dance was a clear underestimation of what Rajnikant was, is and will be.
The film had abrupt editing glitches that underwent sudden emotional surges at times. If not editing flaws, the movie certainly lacked solid foundation regards to the script.
Many of the themes in the movie seemed to be borrowed from the neighboring state of Kerala which included Theyyam, Kathakali, Pulikali etc. The camera department had captured the scenic beauty at its best.
North Indians beware! Despite Chennai Express being a Hindi movie, almost 40% of the movie is in Tamil.
SRK ought to get paid by Nokia and D&G as he has done free branding for both the brands.
VERDICT: Chennai Express is worth a watch keeping aside all its flaws. The movie is an out and out entertainer clearly scripted for the masses.
Did Rohit Shetty underestimate the power of a common movie goer? I flipped a coin and it stood on the edges.
RATING: **1/2
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These are some of the most over-the-top experiences you can have at hotels around the world
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If you've ever caught yourself thinking, "Sleeping at a luxury resort is just not enough," you're in luck: these hotels around the globe offer over-the-top, one-of-a-kind experiences guaranteed to take your stay to the next level — and beyond.
Diving for diamonds in South Africa
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In the market for a truly unique — and ethical — idea for your marriage proposal? The Ellerman House, an adults-only 11-room Edwardian mansion in Cape Town overlooking the South Atlantic, has partnered with Benguela Diamonds to create the world's first-ever diamond safari. You'll be flown by private charter flight to South Africa's mineral-laden west coast, where those with a Padi Open Water 1 certificate can join divers beneath the waves. (Not qualified? Not to worry — it's just as exciting waiting for the divers to reemerge.) Seabed gravel is then "jigged" to separate out the heavier gemstones — garnets, diamonds, olivines. After all the excitement, you'll enjoy a private lunch on a nearby villa terrace before meeting with a sorting expert to select your gemstone, to be finished at the design studio. A flight back to Ellerman House concludes with popping a bottle of vintage Dom Perignon with dinner and toasting your discovery.
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A helicopter flight over Northern Italy
The Hotel Principe di Savoia is one of Milan's more beautiful stays — an elegant 1927 landmark with a neoclassical façade and hand-painted frescoes that's hosted countless celebrities — but it's one-upped itself with a new excursion that takes guests beyond its storied doors. The name — "Breathtaking View Experience" — might give it away: an exclusive helicopter flight whisks adventurous guests over the undulating hills of northern Italy. The final destination? The peak of Mottarone mountain, in the Western Alps, where you'll land for a panoramic, postcard-perfect view of bucolic Po Valley and lakes Orta and Maggiore and a bottle of bubbly.
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The ancient rituals surrounding Sumo, Japan's national sport, are practiced to this day — the original rules, the traditional dress, the highly competitive tournaments. While the wild popularity of these theatrical events means ringside seats are invariably sold out, guests of the Palace Hotel Tokyo, a grand 290-room high-rise overlooking the Imperial Palace moat, can get an impossibly close look during a "Grappling Tokyo" experience. If tournaments are in session, you'll get a private tour of Tokyo's revered Ryogoku Kokugikan arena and museum, then find your seats to see matches alongside a sumo sports writer and sports broadcaster, who will provide insider narration just for you. Visiting in the off-season? Get a tour of a not-accessible-to-the-public sumo stable — where wrestlers live and train. You'll be among the lucky few to watch a morning practice session before lunch and get a few snapshots with the wrestlers themselves.
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Those in love with fall foliage, but who don't want to give up the Bright Lights, Big City, can have the best of both worlds with the "Town and Country" package from The Chatwal, a Luxury Collection Hotel in Manhattan and Vermont's Equinox Golf Resort & Spa. After getting a taste of the best Midtown has to offer — Art Deco digs, Geoffrey Zakarian cuisine at the Lamb's Club, tickets to the new Cirque du Soleil show, Paramour — guests are flown by helicopter to Manchester, Vermont, where they'll get to take in the changing colors of the Green Mountains while touring orchards, apple-picking, and drinking as much fresh-pressed cider as their hearts desire.
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Georgina Hogarth was the sister-in-law, housekeeper and adviser of Charles Dickens and the editor of two volumes of his collected letters after his death. She was a trusted companion and confidant who Dickens described (in his will) as 'the best and truest friend man ever had'.
Early Life.
Georgina Hogarth was born on 22 January 1827, one of ten children born in Scotland to music critic George Hogarth and his wife Georgina.
In 1834 she moved along with her family to London where her father had taken a job as a music critic for the The Morning Chronicle. The family lived at Queen's Elm, Brompton, then a rural area of orchards and market gardens on the fringes of the city.
Dickens family household.
In 1842, aged 15, Georgina Hogarth joined the Dickens family household when Dickens and his wife Catherine, sailed to America, caring for the young family they had left behind.
Dickens divorce from Catherine.
In 1858 Georgina Hogarth sided with Dickens when he separated from her sister, Catherine, Dickens's wife. This caused the family to break apart. Georgina, Charles Dickens and all of the children except Charles Dickens, Jr. remained in their home at Tavistock House, while Catherine and Charles Jr. moved out. Georgina Hogarth ran his household.
She remained with them as housekeeper, organiser, adviser and friend until her brother-in-law's death in 1870, after which she stayed in regular contact with the surviving members of the Dickens family.
Georgina Hogarth died on 19 April 1917.


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AmphibiaWeb - Bolitoglossa pandi
Bolitoglossa pandi
Bolitoglossa pandi Brame & Wake, 1963
Pandi Mushroomtongue Salamander
Subgenus: Eladinea
family: Plethodontidae
subfamily: Hemidactyliinae
genus: Bolitoglossa
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IUCN Red List Status Account Endangered (EN)
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Bolitoglossa pandi is a medium-sized neotropical salamander with a limited range in Colombia. The species description was based on one female specimen, whose head had previously been dissected. She had a standard length of 50.4 mm (Brame and Wake 1963). Another study identified adults as having a snout-vent length of at least 44 mm, juveniles were between 24 – 43 mm, and neonates were 23 mm or less (del Río-García et al. 2014). The head is longer than it is wide and the depth is about half the width. The snout was moderately long and truncated. The nostrils are triangular, moderately large, and directed posteriorly. The eye and eyelid are moderate in size and a groove is present under and following the curvature of the eye. Within their mouths they have 39 maxillary teeth, 20 vomerine teeth, and two premaxillary teeth. The limbs are moderate in length with the front limbs shorter than hind. There is extensive webbing of the hands and feet with only the terminal phalanx of the longest digit free of webbing on each hand or foot. The digits are discrete, somewhat flattened, and rounded at the tips. The subterminal pads are poorly developed and small. The relative finger length is 3 > 2 > 4 > 1 and the relative toe length is 3 > 4 > 2 > 5 > 1 (Brame and Wake 1963). Males have visible mental glands during the breeding season and less distinct mental glands in the non-breeding season (del Río-García et al. 2014).
Bolitoglossa pandi can be distinguished from B. hypacra, B. savage, and B. vallecula by the number of maxillary teeth, extensive digit webbing, and coloration. Specifically, B. pandi and B. vallecula both have webbed limbs, but B. pandi's webbing is more extensive than B. vallecula's, which does not fully extent to the digits' ends. The digits of B. pandi's webbed feet can be clearly distinguished from each other, but in B. sima the digits are not clearly defined. The focal species can also be differentiated from B. adspersa by the former having more extensive webbing and prefrontal bones on its skull. Compared to B. biseriata, the focal species has slightly less webbing and lacks a biseriate color pattern. The size of B. capitana is almost twice that of B. pandi and the former has a black ground color instead of B. pandi's reddish-gray. Bolitoglossa pandi has fewer vomerine teeth in comparison to B. bisteriata, B. nicefori, B. capitana, and B. borburata. Lastly, B. nicefori has a wider head and different coloration than B. pandi (Brame and Wake 1963).
In preservative, the eyelids and dorsal coloration of this salamander is a solid red-grey dark color with a bluish cast. The ventrolateral and ventral sides are lighter in color and can contain cream-colored spots. The ventral part of the hands and feet are unpigimented as are irregular areas on the dorsal surfaces of the hands and feet. A small unpigmented area near the tail can be found on specimen (Brame and Wake 1963).
Country distribution from AmphibiaWeb's database: Colombia
Bolitoglossa pandi is found in the department of Cundinamarca, Colombia; more specifically forests in the Cordillera Oriental of the Colombian Andes, in the Municipio of Pandi at elevations around 1,300m above sea level. The area is neotropical with humid forests (Pinilla et al. 2004).
Bolitoglossa pandi inhabit terrestrial and arboreal areas with low-growing vegetation in ravine forests (Brame and Wake 1963). They are seen in higher abundance during rainy months. Bolitoglossa pandi is usually found on the ground to 120 cm above ground of forests on the topside of leaves. During the day, they are found hiding in the leaf litter and in bromeliads. At night they can be found on the vegetation of the forest foraging for food. There is an age structure associated with habitat where younger, smaller individuals are found lower in vegetation than older, larger individuals (del Río-García et al. 2014).
Members of the family Plethodontidae, such as Bolitoglossa pandi, reproduce through internal fertilization using specialized cloacal glands (Gonzalez-Leon 2010). During breeding, males of the genus Bolitoglossa will deposit one spermatophore, and females lay eggs on land and provide parental care by attending their eggs (Houck 1977).
This species reproduces by direct development (Pinilla et al. 2004). Clutch size for this species has not been determined, but related species have clutches of 20 - 54 ova (Houck 1977). Because adult male B. pandi were found with poorly developed mental glands in non-reproductive mode it is assumed that the species has a seasonal reproductive cycle (del Río-García et al. 2014).
Like the other members of the genus Bolitoglossa, B. pandi is known to catch their prey using their free projectile tongues (Lombard and Wake 1986). Their diet mainly consists of arthropods, e.g. beetles, ants, mites (Houck 1977, del Río-García et al. 2014). Although they have similar diets, juveniles eat more small prey organisms (e.g. mites) than adults. They find their prey on the ground and on vegetation by actively foraging, and by ambush predation (del Río-García et al. 2014).
Mites and ants can be an important source of alkaloids involved in chemical defense for other species of amphibians. The high presence of them in B. pandi's diet suggests that B. pandi might similarly sequester the alkaloids for use in chemical defense. Other members of the genus Bolitoglossa are poisonous, however, currently there is no research to prove B. pandi is as well (del Río-García et al. 2014).
The species produces a semi-viscous substance when handled, which could potentially be a form of defense against predation (del Río-García et al. 2014).
Bolitoglossa pandi is an uncommon species with a limited range. Due to agricultural uses, such as crop cultivation and livestock, its already limited habitat is being reduced, degraded, and fragmented. The current population is decreasing in size and is listed as "Endangered" on the IUCN Redlist (Pinilla et al. 2004).
Habitat modification from deforestation, or logging related activities
The species authority is: Brame, A. H., Wake, D.B. (1963). "The salamanders of South America." Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County - Contributions in Science. 69: 5 – 72.
The genus Bolitoglossa is divided into four main groups: B. phalarosoma, B. alramazonica, B. pabtrata, and B. adspersa. Bolitoglossa pandi falls into the B. adspersa group, which contains salamanders predominantly from Bolivia and Colombia. The members of this group share features such as fully webbed hands and feet, similar body size and proportions, and have similar vomerine teeth (Brame and Wake 1963).
Bolitoglossa pandi derives its species epithet from the area in which it was first collected, the Municipio of Pandi (Brame and Wake 1963).
The holotype was collected before 1913 and stored in the Hamburg Museum where it was catalogued as Spelerpes adspersus. At some point before the species description, someone was allowed to dissect the head making the description of the head difficult. However, the coloration of the holotype was well preserved (Brame and Wake 1963).
Brame, A. H., Wake, D.B. (1963). ''The salamanders of South America.'' Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County - Contributions in Science, 69, 5-72.
Gonzalez-Leon, E., Ramirez-Pinilla, M.P. (2011). ''Cloacal morphology in Bolitoglossa nicefori (Caudata: Plethodontidae): Variation during the reproductive cycle.'' The Anatomical Record, 294(2), 349-62.
Houck, L.D. (1977). ''Life history patterns and reproductive biology of neotropical salamanders.'' The Reproductive Biology of Amphibians. Taylor, D.H., Guttman, S.I., eds., Springer, New York, New York, 43–72.
Lombard, R.E., Wake, D.B. (1986). ''Tongue Evolution in the Lungless Salamanders, Family Plethodontidae IV. Phylogeny of Plethodontid Salamanders and the Evolution of Feeding Dynamics.'' Systematic Zoology, 35(4), 532–551.
del Rio-Garcia, J.S., Serrano-Cardozo, V.H., Ramirez-Pinilla, M.P. (2014). ''Diet and Microhabitat Use of Bolitoglossa Cf. pandi (Caudata: Plethodontidae) from the Cordillera Oriental of Colombia.'' South American Journal of Herpetology, 9(1), 52-61.
Originally submitted by: Evyn Kessell, Prathna Maharaj, and Glenda Sanchez (first posted 2017-07-07)
Edited by: Ann T. Chang (2017-07-07)
Species Account Citation: AmphibiaWeb 2017 Bolitoglossa pandi: Pandi Mushroomtongue Salamander <https://amphibiaweb.org/species/4000> University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA. Accessed Jan 31, 2023.


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Oregon is on a "red alert" of the growing wave of the omicron variant of COVID-19 that pushed the daily new case count to 10,451 Friday, eclipsing the records set over the past four days.
"Once again, COVID-19 has regrouped and is marching across Oregon," said Dr. Dean Sidelinger, the state chief epidemiologist, in a Friday press call.
The Oregon Health Authority reported 625 patients with COVID-19 in hospitals, up from 37 from the prior day's report and 185 from Dec. 30, the last single-day report before the New Year's holiday weekend.
The count including those admitted for possible COVID-19 and patients who tested positive while in the hospital for other reasons.
The current omicron waves is forecast to peak on Jan. 27 with 1,650 people in the hospital, according the the lastest forecast released Thursday by the Oregon Health & Science University.
If the forecast is correct, the top mark will be 30% higher than the peak of the delta variant wave that crested at the beginning of September.
Seeing the omicron cases that are sweeping across states to the east, the Oregon Health Authority on Friday issued a "crisis care" protocol to guide doctors faced with prioritizing possibly life-or-death care.
Based on a model already used by Washington and other states, patients who would not survive if discharged have top priority. Patients already under care take precedence over newly arriving cases of the same level.
If a choice needs to be made between two patients in similar medical situations, the decision will be made at random using a "triage algorithm" provided by OHA.
"This is a very difficult topic to consider and work on," said Dana Hargunani, Oregon Health Authority chief medical officer.
OHA said the protocol was "interim" because it is being implemented without the normal level of review and public comment. Revisions will be considered in the future.
The protocol requires hospitals to inform OHA when they need to implement the system and also post that it is being used in public view at hospital entrances.
Omicron spreads twice as fast as the delta variant that swamped Oregon hospitals, peaking in September.
Early studies show omicron more easily infects fully vaccinated people compared to earlier versions of COVID-19. But people who have received the two-shot Pfizer or Moderna vaccine and also had the recently added booster shot are unlikely to suffer the worst outcomes.
In so-called "breakthrough" cases, people who have had the maximum number of shots make up about 4% of those needing hospital care and 1% of deaths. The average age of death for that group is 81.
Sidelinger said omicron was a "red alert" for unvaccinated people, who make up the vast majority of severe cases requiring hospitalization, intensive care unit beds, ventilators and whose infections prove fatal.
But the severity of omicron will be largely offset by the sheer number of people who will be infected.
"That doesn't help with the kind of all-at-once impact on hospital capacity that we're going to see here, and hopefully prevent," said Peter Graven, the chief medical forecaster for Oregon Health & Science University.
The unvaccinated who fall severely ill will require high levels of care that will make it more difficult for already overstretched and exhausted medical personnel to care for people with heart attacks, strokes, and injuries from vehicle accidents.
Gov. Kate Brown also ordered the Oregon National Guard to deploy what Sidelinger called 500 "non-clinically trained" members to help relieve hospital staff around the state whose staff are depleted by infections among their own ranks.
Which hospitals will receive aid from the National Guard is under consideration and won't likely be announced until Monday, according to Brown Press Secretary Liz Merah.
Under recent state guidelines following recommendations by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, anyone vaccinated who tests positive for COVID-19 should isolate for five days, then wear a mask in all places for another five days.
The Oregon officials said they were monitoring states to the east, where the omicron spike arrived earlier. The ability of omicron to infect vaccinated people has led to staff shortages in medical emergency responders, schools, law enforcement, public transit, private businesses and government agencies.
Friday's report included Friday's report included 33 deaths. The largest number - six - were Deschutes County residents.
Multnomah County, which includes Portland, reported 2,380 new cases - the most in the state. Neighboring Washington County reported 1,891 new cases. Marion County, which includes the state capital at Salem, had 1,266 new cases. Clackamas had 1,132 new cases.
Deschutes County also continued to have the highest population-adjusted number of infections of all 36 counties. It averaged 1,391 cases per 100,000 people per day over the previous week.
Benton County, which includes Corvallis and the main campus of Oregon State University, was second with 1,170 cases per capita. Jefferson County was third at 1,108 per capita. Washington County was the only other to hit four digits, at 1,008.
OHA reported Friday that 21.5% of COVID-19 tests statewide. In Morrow County, more than half of all tests - 53% - were positive. The county has a population of 12,186 according to the 2020 U.S. Census.
Marion County was second highest at 27.4%. It has a population of 345,920.
Keeping Oregon schools open with in-classroom teaching is the "North Star" guiding state policy, said Colt Gill, director of the Oregon Department of Education.
But the virus is having an impact on schools that is likely to rise in coming weeks.
"I'm not saying students and staff won't be exposed," Gill said
Sidelinger said that he understood people are fatigued by what are now six waves of the virus since the pandemic reached Oregon in February 2020. But dropping masking, social distancing or not getting as many vaccinations are recommended will only extend the time before new infections get low enough for a return to some pre-COVID-19 conditions.
"We're all tired of the virus, but the virus is not tired of us," he said.
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