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package org.wso2.carbon.event.receiver.core.internal.type.json;

import com.jayway.jsonpath.InvalidPathException;
import com.jayway.jsonpath.JsonPath;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.json.JSONArray;
import org.json.JSONException;
import org.wso2.carbon.databridge.commons.Attribute;
import org.wso2.carbon.databridge.commons.AttributeType;
import org.wso2.carbon.databridge.commons.StreamDefinition;
import org.wso2.carbon.event.receiver.core.config.EventReceiverConfiguration;
import org.wso2.carbon.event.receiver.core.config.EventReceiverConstants;
import org.wso2.carbon.event.receiver.core.config.InputMappingAttribute;
import org.wso2.carbon.event.receiver.core.config.mapping.JSONInputMapping;
import org.wso2.carbon.event.receiver.core.exception.EventReceiverConfigurationException;
import org.wso2.carbon.event.receiver.core.exception.EventReceiverProcessingException;
import org.wso2.carbon.event.receiver.core.InputMapper;
import org.wso2.carbon.event.receiver.core.exception.InvalidPropertyValueException;
import org.wso2.carbon.event.receiver.core.internal.util.helper.EventReceiverConfigurationHelper;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

public class JSONInputMapper implements InputMapper {

    private static final Log log = LogFactory.getLog(JSONInputMapper.class);
    private EventReceiverConfiguration eventReceiverConfiguration = null;
    private List<JsonPathData> attributeJsonPathDataList = new ArrayList<JsonPathData>();
    private int noMetaData;
    private int noCorrelationData;
    private int noPayloadData;
    private StreamDefinition streamDefinition;

    public JSONInputMapper(EventReceiverConfiguration eventReceiverConfiguration,
                           StreamDefinition streamDefinition)
            throws EventReceiverConfigurationException {
        this.eventReceiverConfiguration = eventReceiverConfiguration;
        this.streamDefinition = streamDefinition;

        if (eventReceiverConfiguration != null && eventReceiverConfiguration.getInputMapping() instanceof JSONInputMapping) {
            JSONInputMapping jsonInputMapping = (JSONInputMapping) eventReceiverConfiguration.getInputMapping();
            if (jsonInputMapping.isCustomMappingEnabled()) {
                createAttributeJsonPathList(streamDefinition, jsonInputMapping.getInputMappingAttributes());
            } else {
                this.noMetaData = streamDefinition.getMetaData() != null ? streamDefinition.getMetaData().size() : 0;
                this.noCorrelationData += streamDefinition.getCorrelationData() != null ? streamDefinition.getCorrelationData().size() : 0;
                this.noPayloadData += streamDefinition.getPayloadData() != null ? streamDefinition.getPayloadData().size() : 0;
            }
        }
    }

    @Override
    public Object convertToMappedInputEvent(Object obj) throws EventReceiverProcessingException {
        Object outObject = null;
        if (obj instanceof String) {
            String jsonString = (String) obj;
            if (jsonString.startsWith(EventReceiverConstants.JSON_ARRAY_START_CHAR)) {
                outObject = processMultipleEvents(obj);
            } else {
                outObject = processSingleEvent(obj);
            }
        }
        return outObject;
    }

    @Override
    public Object convertToTypedInputEvent(Object obj) throws EventReceiverProcessingException {

        Object outObject = null;
        if (obj instanceof String) {
            String jsonString = (String) obj;
            if (jsonString.startsWith(EventReceiverConstants.JSON_ARRAY_START_CHAR)) {
                outObject = processTypedMultipleEvents(obj);
            } else {
                outObject = processTypedSingleEvent(obj);
            }
        }
        return outObject;

    }

    @Override
    public Attribute[] getOutputAttributes() {
        JSONInputMapping jsonInputMapping = (JSONInputMapping) eventReceiverConfiguration.getInputMapping();
        List<InputMappingAttribute> inputMappingAttributes = jsonInputMapping.getInputMappingAttributes();
        return EventReceiverConfigurationHelper.getAttributes(inputMappingAttributes);
    }

    private Object[][] processMultipleEvents(Object obj) throws EventReceiverProcessingException {
        Object[][] objArray = null;
        if (obj instanceof String) {
            String events = (String) obj;
            JSONArray jsonArray;
            try {
                jsonArray = new JSONArray(events);
                objArray = new Object[jsonArray.length()][];
                for (int i = 0; i < jsonArray.length(); i++) {
                    objArray[i] = processSingleEvent(jsonArray.getJSONObject(i).toString());
                }
            } catch (JSONException e) {
                throw new EventReceiverProcessingException("Error in parsing JSON: ", e);
            }
        }
        return objArray;
    }

    private Object[] processSingleEvent(Object obj) throws EventReceiverProcessingException {
        Object[] outObjArray = null;
        if (obj instanceof String) {
            String jsonString = (String) obj;
            List<Object> objList = new ArrayList<Object>();
            for (JsonPathData jsonPathData : attributeJsonPathDataList) {
                JsonPath jsonPath = jsonPathData.getJsonPath();
                AttributeType type = jsonPathData.getType();
                try {
                    Object resultObject = jsonPath.read(jsonString);
                    Object returnedObj = null;

                    if (resultObject == null) {
                        if (jsonPathData.getDefaultValue() != null && !jsonPathData.getDefaultValue().isEmpty()) {
                            returnedObj = getPropertyValue(jsonPathData.getDefaultValue(), type);
                            log.warn("Unable to parse JSONPath to retrieve required attribute. Sending defaults.");
                        } else if (!(AttributeType.STRING.equals(jsonPathData.getType()))) {
                            throw new InvalidPropertyValueException("Found Invalid property value null for attribute ");
                        }
                    } else {
                        try {
                            returnedObj = getPropertyValue(resultObject, type);
                        }catch (NumberFormatException e){
                            if((! AttributeType.STRING.equals(type)) && jsonPathData.getDefaultValue() != null){
                                returnedObj = getPropertyValue(jsonPathData.getDefaultValue(), type);
                            }else {
                                throw e;
                            }
                        }
                    }
                    objList.add(returnedObj);
                } catch (NumberFormatException e) {
                    log.error("Unable to cast the input data to required type :" + type + " ,hence dropping the event " + obj.toString(), e);
                    return null;
                } catch (InvalidPathException e) {
                    log.error("Could not find any matches for the incoming event with JSONPath : " + jsonPath.toString() + " ,hence dropping the event " + obj.toString());
                    return null;
                } catch (InvalidPropertyValueException e) {
                    log.error(e.getMessage() + " ,hence dropping the event : " + obj.toString());
                    return null;
                }
            }
            outObjArray = objList.toArray(new Object[objList.size()]);
        }
        return outObjArray;
    }

    private Object[][] processTypedMultipleEvents(Object obj)
            throws EventReceiverProcessingException {
        Object[][] objArray = null;
        String events = (String) obj;
        JSONArray jsonArray;
        try {
            jsonArray = new JSONArray(events);
            objArray = new Object[jsonArray.length()][];
            for (int i = 0; i < jsonArray.length(); i++) {
                objArray[i] = processTypedSingleEvent(jsonArray.getJSONObject(i).toString());
            }
        } catch (JSONException e) {
            throw new EventReceiverProcessingException("Error in parsing JSON: ", e);
        }
        return objArray;
    }

    private Object[] processTypedSingleEvent(Object obj)
            throws EventReceiverProcessingException {

        Object attributeArray[] = new Object[noMetaData + noCorrelationData + noPayloadData];
        int attributeCount = 0;

        try {
            if (obj instanceof String) {
                String jsonString = (String) obj;

                if (noMetaData > 0) {
                    JsonPath jsonPath = JsonPath.compile("$." + EventReceiverConstants.EVENT_PARENT_TAG + "." + EventReceiverConstants.EVENT_META_TAG);
                    Map<Object, Object> eventMap = jsonPath.read(jsonString);
                    if (eventMap == null) {
                        throw new EventReceiverProcessingException("Missing event MetaData attributes, Event does not match with the stream : " + this.eventReceiverConfiguration.getToStreamName() + ":" + eventReceiverConfiguration.getToStreamVersion());
                    } else {
                        for (Attribute metaData : streamDefinition.getMetaData()) {
                            if (eventMap.containsKey(metaData.getName())) {
                                attributeArray[attributeCount++] = getPropertyValue(eventMap.get(metaData.getName()), metaData.getType());
                            } else {
                                if (AttributeType.STRING.equals(metaData.getType())) {
                                    attributeArray[attributeCount++] = getPropertyValue(null, metaData.getType());
                                } else {
                                    throw new InvalidPropertyValueException("Attribute " + metaData.getName() + " tag not found in the event hence Dropping event " + obj.toString());
                                }
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }

                if (noCorrelationData > 0) {
                    JsonPath jsonPath = JsonPath.compile("$." + EventReceiverConstants.EVENT_PARENT_TAG + "." + EventReceiverConstants.EVENT_CORRELATION_TAG);
                    Map<Object, Object> eventMap = jsonPath.read(jsonString);
                    if (eventMap == null) {
                        throw new EventReceiverProcessingException("Missing CorrelationData attributes, Event does not match with the stream : " + this.eventReceiverConfiguration.getToStreamName() + ":" + eventReceiverConfiguration.getToStreamVersion());
                    } else {
                        for (Attribute correlationData : streamDefinition.getCorrelationData()) {
                            if (eventMap.containsKey(correlationData.getName())) {
                                attributeArray[attributeCount++] = getPropertyValue(eventMap.get(correlationData.getName()), correlationData.getType());
                            } else {
                                if (AttributeType.STRING.equals(correlationData.getType())) {
                                    attributeArray[attributeCount++] = getPropertyValue(null, correlationData.getType());
                                } else {
                                    throw new InvalidPropertyValueException("Attribute " + correlationData.getName() + " tag not found in the event hence Dropping event " + obj.toString());
                                }
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
                if (noPayloadData > 0) {
                    JsonPath jsonPath = JsonPath.compile("$." + EventReceiverConstants.EVENT_PARENT_TAG + "." + EventReceiverConstants.EVENT_PAYLOAD_TAG);
                    Map<Object, Object> eventMap = jsonPath.read(jsonString);
                    if (eventMap == null) {
                        throw new EventReceiverProcessingException("Missing PayloadData attributes, Event does not match with the stream : " + this.eventReceiverConfiguration.getToStreamName() + ":" + eventReceiverConfiguration.getToStreamVersion());
                    } else {
                        for (Attribute payloadData : streamDefinition.getPayloadData()) {
                            if (eventMap.containsKey(payloadData.getName())) {
                                attributeArray[attributeCount++] = getPropertyValue(eventMap.get(payloadData.getName()), payloadData.getType());
                            } else {
                                if (AttributeType.STRING.equals(payloadData.getType())) {
                                    attributeArray[attributeCount++] = getPropertyValue(null, payloadData.getType());
                                } else {
                                    throw new InvalidPropertyValueException("Attribute " + payloadData.getName() + " tag not found in the event hence Dropping event " + obj.toString());
                                }
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
                if (noMetaData + noCorrelationData + noPayloadData != attributeCount) {
                    throw new EventReceiverProcessingException("Event attributes are not matching with the stream : " + this.eventReceiverConfiguration.getToStreamName() + ":" + eventReceiverConfiguration.getToStreamVersion());
                }
            }
            return attributeArray;
        } catch (InvalidPropertyValueException e) {
            log.error(e.getMessage() + "Dropping Event : " + obj.toString());
            return null;
        } catch (NumberFormatException e) {
            log.error("Unable to cast the input data to required type " + " ,hence dropping the event " + obj.toString(), e);
            return null;
        }
    }

    private Object getPropertyValue(Object propertyValue, AttributeType attributeType) throws InvalidPropertyValueException {

        if ((!AttributeType.STRING.equals(attributeType)) && propertyValue == null) {
            throw new InvalidPropertyValueException("Found Invalid property value null for attribute ");
        }

        if (AttributeType.BOOL.equals(attributeType)) {
            return Boolean.parseBoolean(propertyValue.toString());
        } else if (AttributeType.DOUBLE.equals(attributeType)) {
            return Double.parseDouble(propertyValue.toString());
        } else if (AttributeType.FLOAT.equals(attributeType)) {
            return Float.parseFloat(propertyValue.toString());
        } else if (AttributeType.INT.equals(attributeType)) {
            return Integer.parseInt(propertyValue.toString());
        } else if (AttributeType.LONG.equals(attributeType)) {
            return Long.parseLong(propertyValue.toString());
        } else {
            return propertyValue.toString();
        }

    }

    private class JsonPathData {
        private AttributeType type;
        private JsonPath jsonPath;
        private String defaultValue;

        public JsonPathData(JsonPath jsonPath, AttributeType type, String defaultValue) {
            this.type = type;
            this.jsonPath = jsonPath;
            this.defaultValue = defaultValue;
        }

        private String getDefaultValue() {
            return defaultValue;
        }

        private JsonPath getJsonPath() {
            return jsonPath;
        }

        private AttributeType getType() {
            return type;
        }
    }

    private void createAttributeJsonPathList(StreamDefinition streamDefinition,
                                             List<InputMappingAttribute> inputMappingAttributeList) {
        if (streamDefinition.getMetaData() != null && streamDefinition.getMetaData().size() > 0) {
            for (Attribute metaData : streamDefinition.getMetaData()) {
                InputMappingAttribute inputMappingAttribute = getInputMappingAttribute(EventReceiverConstants.META_DATA_PREFIX + metaData.getName(), inputMappingAttributeList);
                attributeJsonPathDataList.add(new JsonPathData(JsonPath.compile(inputMappingAttribute.getFromElementKey()), inputMappingAttribute.getToElementType(), inputMappingAttribute.getDefaultValue()));
            }
        }

        if (streamDefinition.getCorrelationData() != null && streamDefinition.getCorrelationData().size() > 0) {
            for (Attribute correlationData : streamDefinition.getCorrelationData()) {
                InputMappingAttribute inputMappingAttribute = getInputMappingAttribute(EventReceiverConstants.CORRELATION_DATA_PREFIX + correlationData.getName(), inputMappingAttributeList);
                attributeJsonPathDataList.add(new JsonPathData(JsonPath.compile(inputMappingAttribute.getFromElementKey()), inputMappingAttribute.getToElementType(), inputMappingAttribute.getDefaultValue()));

            }
        }

        if (streamDefinition.getPayloadData() != null && streamDefinition.getPayloadData().size() > 0) {
            for (Attribute payloadData : streamDefinition.getPayloadData()) {
                InputMappingAttribute inputMappingAttribute = getInputMappingAttribute(payloadData.getName(), inputMappingAttributeList);
                attributeJsonPathDataList.add(new JsonPathData(JsonPath.compile(inputMappingAttribute.getFromElementKey()), inputMappingAttribute.getToElementType(), inputMappingAttribute.getDefaultValue()));

            }
        }
    }

    private InputMappingAttribute getInputMappingAttribute(String mappingAttribute,
                                                           List<InputMappingAttribute> inputMappingAttributeList) {
        for (InputMappingAttribute inputMappingAttribute : inputMappingAttributeList) {
            if (inputMappingAttribute.getToElementKey().equals(mappingAttribute)) {
                return inputMappingAttribute;
            }
        }

        log.error("Json input mapping attribute not found");
        return null;
    }

}


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Судебная химия — часть прикладной (преимущественно аналитической) химии, занимающейся судебно-химической экспертизой.

Предметом судебно-химического исследования могут быть исследования воздуха, воды, почвы, пищевых и вкусовых припасов, предметов потребления, человеческих секретов и экскретов, подозрительных кровяных и семенных пятен, различных технических препаратов, писанных и напечатанных документов, сырых и обработанных лекарственных веществ и т. д. При более узком толковании под судебной химией подразумевают ту часть аналитической химии, которая специально занимается обнаружением ядов при умышленных и неумышленных убийствах с помощью отравления, хотя понятие яда является достаточно обширным.

Судебная химия связана с токсикологией, фармакологией и физиологией. Для окончательного решения вопросов, возникающих при судебно-химических исследованиях о предполагаемых отравлениях, нельзя ограничиваться указаниями на присутствие или отсутствие тех или иных ядов, также необходимо установить или исключить зависимость или даже причинную связь между найденным ядом и информацией, полученной при вскрытии трупа, поскольку найденные результаты могут обусловливаться изменениями, наступившими в трупе после смерти. Также важно определить, может ли найденный яд или выделенное ядовитое вещество вызывать те симптомы, которые наблюдались ещё при жизни жертвы.

При судебно-химической экспертизе химики работают совместно со врачами. Осмотр и вскрытие трупа и производство физиологических опытов (буде таковые понадобятся) выпадают на долю врача, а подробное исследование отдельных органов, частей тела, секретов и экскретов, гроба, окружающей его земли и т. д. относится к компетенции химика, а именно представителя рациональной фармации, обладающего практическим навыком и своеобразной сноровкой, столь необходимыми именно для удовлетворительного выполнения подобных задач.

В разработке судебной химии как науки фармацевты-химики принимали самое деятельное и плодотворное участие (Babo, Baumert, Dragendorff, Fresenius, Hager, Hilger, Otto, Stass, Trapp), и в настоящее время эта отрасль прикладной химии во многих отношениях разработана довольно обстоятельно. Еще в середине XX века при судебно-химических исследованиях обыкновенно ограничивались одним минеральным анализом, а по отношению к алкалоидам - цветовыми реакциями. В настоящее время для тех же целей пользуются химическим анализом и соответствующим оборудованием: микроскопом, спектроскопом, поляристробометром, рефрактометром и др.

Годом рождения судебной химии считается 1840 год, когда на слушание дела Марии Лафарг, отравившей своего мужа мышьяком, был приглашён эксперт, представивший суду металлический мышьяк, химическим способом выделенный из организма жертвы.

Цель судебной химии

Судебно-химические экспертные исследования проводят с целью выделения, идентификации и количественного определения ядовитых, наркотических, психотропных, сильнодействующих веществ и продуктов их превращений в органах и биологических жидкостях организма человека и дальнейшей интерпретации полученных результатов, чтобы установить состав преступления. Также предметом исследования могут быть фармацевтические препараты, пищевые продукты, напитки, окружающая среда и другие предметы.

Задачи судебной химии
Из инструкции по организации и производству экспертных исследований в бюро судебно-медицинской экспертизы (Приказ Министерства здравоохранения России от 24 апреля 2003 г. N 161 (утратил силу)):

1. идентификация и количественное определение важных с токсикологической точки зрения веществ для установления причины смерти;

2. идентификация и количественное определение выделенных из биологического материала лекарственных, наркотических, психотропных и других веществ, которые могут повлиять на состояние человека;

3. интерпретация аналитических результатов;

4. качественный и количественный анализ вещественных доказательств небиологического происхождения (жидкости, ампулированные растворы, таблетки, порошки и др.).

Литература
 Швайкова М.Д. Судебная  химия  (Химико - токсикологический  анализ). Учебник. М.: Медицина, 1965. – 293 с.
 Швайкова М.Д. Токсикологическая химия. М.: Медицина,1975. – 375 с.
А.Степанов «Судебная химия и открытие профессиональных ядов»

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From the beginning of the season I had planned to choke back my pride and ackcherley spend money on tickets to see the Feesh at Scrooge McLoria's architectural teratogen, Macondo Banana Massacre Field, in order to be there when Ichiro got his three thousandth hit. Instead, I'm sitting by my hotel window in South Kensington, watching the traffic go by on Sloane Avenue on a lazy Sunday morning, as I contemplate instead watching on my laptop as the Feesh play the Rocky Mountain Oysters half a world away.
Ichiro needs only one more hit – hell, even a Trump supporter can count that high, assuming he hasn't blown orf both hands lighting cherry bombs too close to the bottoms of the fuses while beered up – to reach the magic 3000 (and PS, I have searched the mythological and anthropological annals for any evidence of a 'magic 3000' in any culture, ancient or modern, besides baseball, with no success). He's starting today at Coors Field. I can only wish him the best.


← Trump (and Zeldin) are Tempting Fate!
Here is why the American Health Care Act (Trumpcare) is a disaster.
This graph clearly shows that if you hold everything constant (the age mix of the insured population & the benefits provided) the average premium will increase by 13% by 2026. The graph has been used by the GOP (and by our Rep. Zeldin) to mislead the public by focusing on the left-hand bar (minus 10%). It has become a GOP talking point given to all representatives to argue with their constituents. Here is why it is misleading. The AHCA (Trumpcare) is going to result in 2 major shifts: 1) more young healthy people vs old sick people signing on for insurance, and 2) lesser coverage of items currently covered through the ACA, like birth control, or preventative procedures (like mammograms for breast cancer screening, or colonoscopy for colon cancer screening). So of course, if the public is buying a lesser insurance coverage (analogy: a cheap untrustworthy car) instead of a better type of insurance (a highly recommended reliable car) expenses are going to be less (the price of the car is going to be less). The bar on the right side of the figure (plus 13%) corrects for the comparison: if you were to buy the same insurance (the same car) under Trumpcare versus Obamacare it would be 13% more expensive by 2026. That is the key number!
Figure 2 from the Brookings report compares the AHCA (Trumpcare) versus ACA (Obamacare, current law) for every age group. Notice how the premiums rise dramatically by 2026 if you are 45 years or older. If you are 65 your premiums will rise on average to about $15,000 with the Obamacare, and to about $22,000 with Trumpcare. The bill will punish older folks. It is that simple.
I have no beef with those people who say they don't want a good insurance and would rather have a stripped down, bare bones insurance without the quality rules imposed under Obamacare. Just don't say it is cheaper because it isn't. We could discuss the value of having yearly mammograms, for example, to both the individual, and to society at large. For the individual, it is a matter of life versus death from cancer. For society, catching a stage I early cancer and curing it by surgery and medical therapy is much cheaper than dealing with the medically expensive treatments for advanced cancer. In the end, those costs are transferred to all of us. That is because hospitals, providers, and insurances will jack up the costs for all of us who can pay, to cover those that can't or won't pay and those that have gone bankrupt trying to pay.
Rep. Lee Zeldin, for personal and political reasons, is counting on us being ill informed and unable to decipher the lies promoted by the GOP in the name of trying to pass a disastrous health care bill.
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An excellent post! Clear, concise and full of important analysis and information.
My friend John Tepper Marlin sent me this historical piece: DT is full of *&^%$@+!


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Myrna Lee Pinto, 79 years old, of Minneapolis, Minnesota died March 9, 2021, surrounded by loved ones. She was preceded in death by her parents, Hermine and Jack Friedman and her brother, Georgie Friedman. Survived by children, Amy Pinto Lome and James (Christine) Pinto; grandchildren, Peyton Rae and Tyson Samuel Lome; brother, Alan Friedman and sister, Natalie Hammes. Myrna was raised in Des Moines, Iowa, and moved to Minnesota after marrying to start and raise her family. She was an avid volunteer in her community and for her children's activities. Myrna's life was defined by her adoration and infinite love for her children and grandchildren. Her family and numerous friends will dearly miss Myrna's wit, sense of humor, love and so much more. Donations preferred to the Myrna L. Pinto Family Fund at Jewish Family & Children's Service (Mpls) or donor's favorite charity. Zoom memorial service 1:00 pm (DST) SUNDAY March 14th. Email [email protected] for service link.
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The Royal Air Force Charitable Trust Enterprises, organiser of the Royal International Air Tattoo, gift our profits to our parent charity the Royal Air Force Charitable Trust (RAFCT). To maximise these profits for our own charitable causes we, therefore, have to carefully monitor the number of free entry tickets that are issued to other organisations for fundraising events.
As a major visitor attraction, situated near Cirencester, Gloucestershire, we would like to support our local community as much as possible.
In order to manage the process of donating free tickets to other groups, organisations and charities the following criteria applies.
2. Organisations or other registered charities whose work clearly supports or relates to our own mission: to PROMOTE the Royal Air Force, to SUPPORT its people now and into the future and to ENCOURAGE air-mindedness and the aviation-related education of youth.
We will consider applications based on the above criteria and successful applicants will be notified by letter or email.
The closing date for charity and raffle ticket applications is May 31 2019.
The ticket donation will comprise two adult standard admission tickets valid for Sunday 21 July 2019. Children aged 17 years and under have free admission to the Air Tattoo in 2019 and we do not restrict the number of children per ticket holding adult.
To apply please fill in this online form at least one month prior to your event.
PLEASE NOTE: If you have not been contacted within 28 days of applying your application has not been successful as it is likely that it does not fall within our criteria. We would like to respond to every request that we receive but must use our limited resources carefully. We hope you understand our policy on this.


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BOSTON– Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts (PPLM) today expressed deep disappointment in response to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation's decision to stop funding breast cancer prevention, screenings, and education at Planned Parenthood health centers.
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Jordyn Woods to Star in YouTuber Justin Roberts' New Music Video and We Are Here for It
Mar 24, 2019 10:56 am·
By Lex Briscuso
We don't think we're ready for this jelly! Jordyn Woods has been surviving post-cheating scandal but she has also seriously been thriving while she's at it. The 21-year-old model is taking, on a new project — as the star of a music video for YouTuber Justin Roberts' new song "Way Too Much," according to the singer's Instagram.
The popular vlogger, who is a member of the infamous Team 10, posted a photo of himself and Jordy to his IG Stories on March 22, and added a countdown labeled "Way Too Much Music Video Drop." According to the countdown, we're looking at about 18 days until we get to see our girl (hopefully) shake what her mama gave her, music vid style. You know exactly what we're talkin' about.
Jordy and Justin even had dinner together earlier on March 22, initially sparking whispers of a possible something before the YouTuber confirmed the collab with his countdown.
If you're wondering how Jordy would end up teaming up with the likes of Justin, let us remind you that it's not actually as farfetched as you would think. In fact, just last week, her ex-BFF Kylie Jenner made a hilariously cute appearance on fellow popular vlogger David Dobrik's channel, where she surprised fans by popping out of the back seat of his car.
According to E! News, Justin's track is an ode to social media influencers and what happens when fame becomes "way too much." The vid will reportedly serve us a "Toy Story meets The Matrix" feel, starring women who play life-size dolls who are assembled and packaged in a toy factory before attempting a risky escape.
It really makes sense to see Jordy taking the reigns and commanding the spotlight right now. Since she resurfaced on social media after the details of the scandal broke on February 19, Jordy has been all over IG showing off her zoo trip with fam, hot AF bikini pics and one seriously sexy bedroom selfie. Plus, she even chopped her hair off and it looks so cute.
Do you, girl! 18 days and counting — we'll be waiting.
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Breakfast and a movie 4/3/19 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
We will eat breakfast at the Black Bear Restaurant and then take in a movie at The Commons Mall in Federal Way. Please bring $20 for breakfast. Trip time may vary depending on the movie schedule. *Price of movie admission is included in the price of the trip. *Wheelchair transportation is not provided for this trip.
Wapato Park 4/10/19 10:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
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Future of Flight Aviation Center and Boeing Tour 5/8/19 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
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Bradley Lake walk 5/22/19 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
We will walk several laps around the lake and then head to lunch in Puyallup. Participants must be able to walk up to 1 mile without stopping. Please bring $20 to eat at Applebee's. *Wheelchair transportation is not provided for this trip.
Century Link Field Tour 6/12/19 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Are you a Seattle Seahawks or Seattle Sounders fan? If so, this trip is for you! We'll have lunch in Seattle and then take a tour of Century Link Field. Don't forget to wear your gear and sport the blue and green if you've got it -- and if you don't, don't worry because we'll end our tour at the gift shop just in case you brought money to buy more gear. Please bring $20 for lunch out and $30-$50 is suggested for shopping. *Wheelchair transportation is not provided for this trip.


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Upon arrival at this West Loop barbecue bar, send a friend to order pitchers at the bar while you order food at the counter; whoever gets done first can stake out one of 100 seats at the wood communal tables outside.
The alley-facing patio behind this deli and cafe on the border of Ukrainian Village and Humboldt Park seats about a dozen people.
This Wicker Park restaurant serving Chinese-inspired fare makes the most of Division Street's extra-wide sidewalks with a 28-seat dining area. Flower baskets topping the fence railings are in the works.
Moonshine cocktails and barbecue are the main attractions at this Wrigleyville bar and restaurant with a retractable roof over the dining room set to open as soon as the weather warms.
This Lincoln Park beer and wood-fired pizza bar in the former Tommy Knuckles space will add front patio seating for 38 people, plus six umbrellas, flower boxes and a 60-inch outdoor TV screen.
A rounded patio enclosed by low stone walls offers seating for 60 people at this River North bar and restaurant, along with a view of TVs, a full food menu, beer tower availability and Sunday sangria specials.
The Lakeview brewpub adds 16 patio seats this year to complement its retractable garage doors that face Broadway's busy shopping district.
At this South Loop restaurant, potted ferns, flower boxes and a wooden fence surround benches and chairs for 36 accented with bright pillows.
Heat lamps will kick-start al fresco dining season at this health-centric River North restaurant, cool weather be damned. Sidewalk seating along Clark Street will fit 28.
This Gold Coast cafe's massive 20-foot front window opens up to bring the outdoors in, but a 24-seat patio in front set to debut soon will expand open-air options.
Dan Smith and Steve McDonagh, aka The Hearty Boys, partnered with pastry chef Gale Gand to turn their former Lakeview restaurant Hearty into this burger, soda and sweets shop; now, they're freshening up the 35-seat enclosed patio next to the restaurant with umbrellas and a new seating configuration.
This soon-to-open restaurant and bar takes the place of shuttered sports bar Market, but keeps all of the al fresco features, including the rooftop bar, 50-seat sidewalk cafe and 130-seat patio covered by a retractable roof.
A 14-seat dog-friendly sidewalk cafe at this Noble Square restaurant is in the works.
The Andersonville restaurant and bar will open two outdoor spaces: a 35-seat sidewalk cafe and a 10-seat second-floor lounge with couches and a specialized menu of small plates, oysters and cocktails.
This Chinatown ramen shop is making the most of the skinny courtyard along the side of the building with outdoor seating for 24.
The enclosed backyard patio at this Little Italy barbecue joint will be dressed up with string lights and a soon-to-be-painted mural.
Hanging planters and lights will add to the ambience of the 12-seat sidewalk cafe outside this Italian restaurant in Wicker Park.
This Wicker Park bakery and coffee shop features a 24-seat dog-friendly sidewalk cafe.
If you don't have room for a full meal of chef Kevin Hickey's rich, indulgent dishes, stake out some space at the 18-seat snack bar out front flanked by flowers and an herb garden for a cocktail and a bite to eat. During the day, the full lunch menu is served.
This week-old bar and grill has added a 100-seat patio, making it one of the largest outdoor seating spaces in the Loop.
The second location (the first is in Lakeview) of this pizzeria features a 20-seat sidewalk cafe.
The West Loop distillery and cocktail bar has added a 20-seat patio with a lounge area serving boozy snow cone versions of CH's cocktails.
Opened earlier this year in the former Clutch space at the corner of Grand and Ogden avenues, G&O cocktail bar and restaurant features a triangle-shaped patio with seating for 30 and weekend brunch in the works.
With a name that means "open air," this Hyde Park cafe features a 40-seat patio, including permanent communal tables and chairs in the style of a park, plus a canopy and planters and a bridge to the neighboring Frank Lloyd Wright Robie House.
The Logan Square bar and burger spot from the Boiler Room team has added a front patio on Sawyer Avenue with seating for 30, plus a monster rear patio that seats 140 at picnic tables under the shade of a tree and umbrellas.
This Streeterville bar and restaurant features sidewalk seating is in the plans for along both Illinois Street and Columbus Drive.
The 60-seat brick patio at this Lincoln Park pizzeria features hanging lights, a fireplace and a towering tree.
Hanging ferns and boxwood planters line the six-table sidewalk cafe at this River North restaurant in the Aloft Hotel. If you're craving fresh air with a bit more shade, grab one of 36 seats at the wine bar, which will catch plenty of breeze thanks to its proximity to windows that open to the street.
This sustainable seafood restaurant in River North is going to make the most of its home on a quiet stretch of Superior with a few tables on the sidewalk.
The owners of this North Center bar and restaurant are planning a garden perched on top of the garage behind the building. Picture wrought iron seating for 40, vine-covered trellises, trees planted in half barrels and a mini-bar stocked with featured beers and sodas spiked with infused booze.
What's better than fried chicken sandwiches? Eating fried chicken sandwiches outside, of course. Look for a few tables on the sidewalk outside this Ukrainian Village shop once the weather breaks.
This month-old West Town "hospitality cycling lounge," er, bike shop and cafe plans to add an adjacent bar called RollOut, as well as a 70-seat beer garden.
This globally inspired North Center bar and restaurant will soon add an 80-seat sidewalk cafe along Artesian Avenue featuring planters growing herbs that might just make their way into your cocktail.
Pending city licensing approval, this Lincoln Park golf-themed bar hopes to add a row of two-top tables outside its street-facing windows.
A 20- to 30-seat sidewalk cafe, potentially with awnings and lights to evoke a Parisian boucherie, will make this West Loop restaurant and lounge feel even more French.
At Drumbar on the 18th floor of the Raffaello Hotel, you'll find a seriously lengthy craft cocktail menu topped off with still and sparkling wine options.
Big Star's umbrella-laden patio is one of Wicker Park's most popular outdoor hangouts.


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Abuja teachers begin strike over unpaid allowances
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Local Education Authority (LEA) teachers in Kuje Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have embarked on a three-day warning strike over unpaid promotion arrears and allowances.
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that some of the primary schools visited in Kuje were securely locked up with no pupil seen on the premises.
Mr Mohammed Ahmed, Chairman, Kuje Area Council Chapter of the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT), said that the strike was called to press for the urgent payment of promotion arrears and allowances.
Ahmed said that the union began the strike on Wednesday after several efforts to get the council administration to pay the arrears and allowances failed.
"We have made several efforts and an agreement was reached with the area council on Jan. 8 for the payment of the promotion arrears.
"During the signing of the agreement, the council pledged that it would not default, but now the reverse is the case and we have no option than to call for the strike," he said.
The chairman said that negotiations with relevant stakeholders to end the strike had commenced.
He, however, said that a meeting held on Wednesday ended in deadlock.
Mr Bulus Danladi, the Secretary, Kuje Area Council LEA, said that steps were being taken to resolve the issues at stake to get the teachers back to the classrooms.


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Tesla Says Vehicle Involved In Fatal Crash Was In 'Autopilot' Mode
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Scene of a deadly crash involving a Tesla Model X. The company says the vehicle was in "autopilot" mode. (KPIX)
(CBSNEWS) – Tesla says a vehicle involved in a deadly crash last week was operating on its "Autopilot" system, making it the latest accident to involve self-driving technology. In a blog post on the company's website Friday, Tesla said Autopilot was engaged in the moments before the collision, "with the adaptive cruise control follow-distance set to minimum."
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"The driver had received several visual and one audible hands-on warning earlier in the drive and the driver's hands were not detected on the wheel for six seconds prior to the collision," the post said. "The driver had about five seconds and 150 meters of unobstructed view of the concrete divider with the crushed crash attenuator, but the vehicle logs show that no action was taken."
Tesla has been under scrutiny following the fatal crash of its Model X last week in California. The National Transportation Safety Board said Tuesday it was opening an investigation into the incident.
The victim was identified as 38-year-old Walter Huang from Foster City, CBS San Francisco reports. He leaves behind a wife and two children.
The vehicle was traveling at "freeway speed" on U.S. 101 near Mountain View when it hit a barrier on March 23. The California Highway Patrol said the SUV caught fire. The 38-year-old driver was pulled from the vehicle by rescuers and later died at a hospital.
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Photographs taken of the SUV show the front of the vehicle was obliterated. Its hood was ripped off and its front wheels were strewn on the freeway. Two other cars were involved in the crash, but their drivers were not reported injured, the CHP said.
Tesla said it in a statement earlier this week it was "deeply saddened" by the crash. Tesla also said its owners have driven the same stretch of road with Autopilot on about 85,000 times since 2015, and to its knowledge, there has never been a crash.
"The reason this crash was so severe is because the crash attenuator, a highway safety barrier which is designed to reduce the impact into a concrete lane divider, had been crushed in a prior accident without being replaced," Tesla said Friday in its post continued. "We have never seen this level of damage to a Model X in any other crash."
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Vettel's frustration is really starting to show
There was a lot of swearing at the Mexican GP
by Jason Barlow | Nov 1, 2016
IMAGE TopGear.com
Still think modern Formula 1 drivers are too constrained? While Lewis Hamilton kept his title hopes alive by winning his 51st Grand Prix in Mexico, ahead of Nico Rosberg, elsewhere his rivals were having very public meltdowns.
Both Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel—with six world championships between them—slipped the PR leash in spectacular fashion during the Mexican Grand Prix, and let rip.
Early in the race, Alonso determined, in response to a radio call from his race engineer, that his McLaren wasn't good enough to even be in the race. But it was Vettel who really turned the air blue, including an incredible outburst at F1 race director Charlie Whiting, as the Ferrari driver tangled with Red Bull's Max Verstappen over the final podium position.
Vettel was furious that Verstappen hadn't been ordered to cede third place, after cutting a corner on lap 68, while he was fighting a rear-guard action against Daniel Ricciardo in the other Red Bull that turned increasingly desperate.
Verstappen was duly penalized, initially promoting Vettel to a much-needed third, only for the German to fall foul of a new rule that states that 'any change of direction under braking which results in another driver having to take evasive action will be considered abnormal and hence potentially dangerous to other drivers. Any such move will be reported to the stewards.'
Vettel was given a 10-second penalty, dropping him to fifth, and had two penalty points added to his race license, heaping further ignominy on him. These are difficult times for the German former wunderkind, whose generally sunny disposition and quick sense of humor is being sorely tested in the uniquely high pressure cooker that is under-par Ferrari.
He wouldn't be the first established name to find himself rattled by the new breed; Senna had severe misgivings about Michael Schumacher in the run-up to that fateful weekend at Imola in 1994, for example, and Verstappen in turn shows no sign of dialing back on the aggression. Nor should he: he's a racing driver.
Vettel's radio rant has drawn sharp criticism from all sorts of quarters, including his former mentor, Red Bull's imperious Dr. Helmut Marko.
The question is: do you expect your sporting heroes to rise serenely above the intense heat of competition, and do what Ricciardo suggests—think twice before pushing the radio button and letting rip with a volley of expletives?
Or, is this a welcome glimpse of the human being beneath the armor, a short, sharp blast of exactly the sort of thing that F1 so often lacks?
Here's a transcript of Seb's potty-mouthed rant below:
Vettel's Mexican GP transcript:
Vettel: 'Move, move for f***'s sake. He's a ****, that's what he is.'
Vettel: 'I mean, am I the only one or are you not seeing what I'm seeing!? He's just backing me off into Ricciardo [****].'
[A short while later, following a rather robust defense of his position from a hard-charging Ricciardo]
Vettel: 'Honestly, I'm going to hit someone I think I have a puncture, rear left.'
Riccardo Adami (Vettel's race engineer): 'Tires are fine, tires are fine.'
[A short time later, moments before Race Control penalizes Verstappen]
Ricciardo Adami: 'Charlie said…Charlie said…'
Vettel: 'You know what, here's the message to Charlie: f*** off! Honestly, f*** off!'
[Maurizio Arrivabene, Ferrari's Team Principal, then intervenes]
Vettel: 'He has to give me the position. End of the story.'
Maurizio Arrivabene: 'Sebastian, Sebastian, calm down, calm down. They are under investigation. I know that it is not fair but calm down. Put your head down and we talk afterwards.'
Vettel: 'OK, copy Maurizio.'
NOTE" This article first appeared on TopGear.com. Minor edits have been made.
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West Vancouver, B. C. - When the nice folks in a condominium high rise in West Vancouver were confronted with the inevitable dilemma about what to do about their aging Edwards 8500 system, the perfect solution presented itself in the form of SimplexGrinnell's newest entry in the Canadian life safety market, the 4100ES. I don't normally wax poetic over something as mundane as a fire alarm control panel, but in this instance, I simply can't help myself. It's literally the Rolls Royce of fire alarm systems and no doubt represents the apex of this panel's evolution. Clean, sleek and elegant (words seldom used to describe this kind of equipment, but there's literally nothing else I can think of that would convey its appearance). About the only real criticism I have is the location of the terminal strips on the legacy initiating modules. The size of the card makes accessing the terminals rather awkward while they're in place.
A CHANGING OF THE GUARD AT ASTTBC AS JOHN SHORTREID RETIRES!
Surrey, B. C. - John Shortreid's has officially retired as ASTTBC's Registrar. In addition to his normal responsibilities of administering to all matters related to certification, registration and accreditation, John also dealt with issues concerning Practice Review; two disparate and unique roles which he fulfilled with professional élan. As Chief of Staff to the Practice Review Board (PRB) he was compassionate and fair in his dealings with members, but thorough and tenacious in following through the investigative processes involved. He leaves a huge pair of shoes to fill and will, hopefully, continue to actively contribute to ASTTBC's growth and development! We wish him well!
WILL TRANSPORT CANADA START CRACKING DOWN ON UNQUALIFIED EXTINGUISHER SERVICE AGENCIES?
next several months, TC Inspectors could start visiting Lower Mainland fire equipment service providers to ensure those engaged in the servicing of low pressure fire extinguisher cylinders are in compliance with the regulations and CSA B339-08. Any company performing requalification testing that isn't certified (or whom employs uncertified service personnel) will have to comply with the regulations or face stiff penalties under the Dangerous Goods Act. All I can say is: it'll be about time! To find out if a fire equipment service company is a properly Registered Cylinder Requalifier, click HERE!
May 3rd, 2012 - We are saddened today by news of the passing of Richard (Rich) Morris, former Chairman of ULC's Committee on Fire Alarm and Life Safety Equipment and Systems, a position which he held for twenty-five outstanding years. When he announced his retirement from the Chairman's role in October last year, I emailed him requesting an interview. I'm sure he won't mind my sharing his response. It speaks eloquently of his lifelong selfless commitment to keeping people safe.
"I sincerely appreciate your interest in interviewing me, Frank. However, I am a pretty modest individual and I hate talking about myself. I feel very blessed that I was one of the first people in North America to witness a demonstration of a Swiss invention that was capable of providing early warning detection and had the potential of saving lives and valuable assets from fire. This was long before anyone in North America had ever heard of a smoke detector - and I am thrilled that I had the privilege of helping to pioneer the introduction of this unique product in Canada and the USA.
Rich became involved with CSA's B-222 Smoke Detector Committee in the late 60's before the Standards Council of Canada transferred fire alarm standards development to ULC. His devotion and advocacy serves as a source of inspiration for many of us, and he will be deeply missed. I am certain that many will join me in acknowledging that the flame of his lifelong passion will never truly be extinguished and will continue to illuminate our way forward.
Tributes celebrating Rich's remarkable contributions have also been published by CFAA, The Standards Council of Canada, and ULC.
AFSA - ALBERTA'S VOICE FOR LIFE SAFETY!
Red Deer, Alberta - I had the distinct pleasure of attending the April 27th meeting of the Alberta Fire Safety Association at the invitation of its Chair, Randy Brown. Randy, Kevan Jess and I happen to serve on the ULC Working Group responsible for the Canadian Verification and Inspection Standards (CAN/ULC-S536 and CAN/ULC-S537 respectively). This was the first time I actually got to meet them in person. Randy heads up a fire equipment service company in Calgary, Fahrenheit 451 Fire Safety, while Kevan is the Chief Fire Administrator for the Province of Alberta. This was Kevan's last official function before he headed off on vacation to Argentina (the lucky guy!). There were several others at meeting as well, representing the spectrum of fire equipment service agencies in Alberta. Ron and Robbin Foxcroft of Fire Safety Services Ltd. in Calgary, specialists in fire suppression system installation & testing, Darryll de Waal of Siemens (and CFAA Alberta Chapter's Secretary), and Sandy Mackenzie of Riddell Kurczaba (Engineers) were all active contributors.
One of the topics under discussion was how the jurisdictional authority over kitchen system installation and service exercised by the City of Calgary is probably going to serve as a model for the rest of the province. In order to install a kitchen suppression system in Calgary you now require the involvement of a registered professional engineer, and this has been extended to modifications of the system as well. Ron has extensive experience in this field and has written the definitive Suppression System course which, I understand, is now being taught at SAIT and is under consideration by the Province of Manitoba's Fire Commissioner. Kudos, Ron!
Sandy Mackenzie provided the group with a fascinating account of his involvement with BOMA (Building Owners and Managers Association) China and offered us a fascinating slideshow of his experiences in the cities of Beijing and Shanghai.
All-in-all, a delightful and informative experience! Our stay at the Black Knight Inn in Red Deer was equally fabulous. If you happen to be in the neighbourhood and want to spend a romantic evening with your sweetie away from it all, I highly recommend one of their advertised "Jacuzzi Rooms"!


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Missouri teens win US rocketry championship
Missouri teens have become America's 2017 rocketry champions and will represent the US in Europe this summer.
Americas, Making Rockets, Programs-STEM
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American students get ready for Team America Rocketry Challenge
Registration for next year's Team America Rocketry Challenge opened yesterday. More than 5,000 middle and high school students across the United States and its territories will compete to launch model rockets at the national finals - and represent America in international competition.
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Middle school rocketeers take US title
Middle school students from Washington became America's rocketry champions after winning the Team America Rocketry Challenge.
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Nasa will help Idaho students launch a satellite into space
Students at an Idaho school will send a satellite into space and use it to connect with the world.
Americas, Making Spacecraft, Programs-STEM, Feature Articles, Interviews
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Calling all amateur airship engineers...
Have you sent GoPro cameras to the edge of space on high-altitude balloons? Have you built your own drones? Do you want to explore space? Nasa may give you the chance with its Airship 20-20-20 Challenge, a proposed $2.5 million contest to create stratospheric airships.
Americas, Making Near Space Balloon, Programs-Public
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Teen rocketeers launch into 2016 competitions
Teen rocketeers in the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, and France are launching into the 2016 season of educational rocket competitions.
Americas, Europe, Making Rockets, Programs-STEM
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Quakesourcing
February 15, 2016 / Chris Casper
Seismologists rely on public reports to understand earthquakes' effects. New tools rely on social media and smartphone apps to deliver quake data scientists could never get on their own.
February 15, 2016 / Chris Casper/ Comment
Exploring Earth, Programs-Public, Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific
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Teen research projects lost in space
After the explosion of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket last week, media across the country focused on the teenagers who lost their science projects in the accident. But failure won't get in the students' way - Nasa and its partners have committed to getting the students' research into space.
Americas, Exploring Microgravity, Feature Articles, Programs-STEM
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Young scientists get their start at the Pulsar Search Collaboratory
The Pulsar Search Collaboratory gives teens a head start on their scientific careers by letting them discover pulsars in data from one of the world's largest radio telescopes.
Americas, Exploring Deep Space, Interviews, Programs-STEM
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Rocketry championship goes to Alabama, but lifts kids across the US
Alabama teens won the Team America Rocketry Challenge and will represent the United States in international competition. Read on for a recap of news for the top 10 finishers...
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Spring is coming and the rockets are flying
The signs of Spring are everywhere: the Sun rises earlier each day, birds start singing, plants start growing… and rockets start launching. Spring is the season for educational rocket programs.
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Mars One Monday - And then there were 100
Mars One announced the 100 candidates who will go on to the next selection round. Most of the media haven't had time to do anything more than rehash the Mars One press release. I've recapped below a few reports from around the world that identified local candidates.
Exploring Solar System, Africa-Middle East, Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe
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Nasa contest lets makers 3D print objects in space
January 28, 2015 / Chris Casper
Space isn't just for Nasa engineers and aerospace contractors. The space agency regularly asks makers for help creating new technologies. Its latest project will even let makers use the International Space Station's 3D printer.
January 28, 2015 / Chris Casper/ Comment
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The Week in Amateur Space - January 26
An Australian comet hunter, Hawaiian students sending research to the Moon, Italian teens controlling space robots, fighting for human rights from space, and a Mars One documentary are among the past week's highlights of amateurs exploring space.
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Crowdfunding the Next Moonshot
Once the only people who had a shot at exploring the Moon worked for Nasa and the other big space agencies. Time and technology have made lunar exploration much less expensive. While you won't be taking vacations on the Moon any time soon, check out this timeline of crowdfunded lunar projects and see how you can help explore the Moon.
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Mars One Monday, Indian student exploring Antarctica, high schoolers controlling robots in space, Galaxy Zoo discoveries, and more are among the highlights of the past week's news from amateur space exploration.
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Help Chicks In Space take plants for a spin in space
Welcome to the new American space program. Chicks In Space are teenage sisters with a 6-year history of space research. They want to send nanoEton, their spinning plant growth experiment, to the International Space Station. But they need your help.
Americas, Exploring Microgravity, Interviews, Feature Articles, Programs-STEM
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