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<?php

final class PhamePost extends PhameDAO
  implements
    PhabricatorPolicyInterface,
    PhabricatorMarkupInterface,
    PhabricatorApplicationTransactionInterface,
    PhabricatorTokenReceiverInterface {

  const MARKUP_FIELD_BODY    = 'markup:body';
  const MARKUP_FIELD_SUMMARY = 'markup:summary';

  const VISIBILITY_DRAFT     = 0;
  const VISIBILITY_PUBLISHED = 1;

  protected $bloggerPHID;
  protected $title;
  protected $phameTitle;
  protected $body;
  protected $visibility;
  protected $configData;
  protected $datePublished;
  protected $blogPHID;

  private $blog;

  public static function initializePost(
    PhabricatorUser $blogger,
    PhameBlog $blog) {

    $post = id(new PhamePost())
      ->setBloggerPHID($blogger->getPHID())
      ->setBlogPHID($blog->getPHID())
      ->setBlog($blog)
      ->setDatePublished(0)
      ->setVisibility(self::VISIBILITY_DRAFT);
    return $post;
  }

  public function setBlog(PhameBlog $blog) {
    $this->blog = $blog;
    return $this;
  }

  public function getBlog() {
    return $this->blog;
  }

  public function getViewURI() {
    // go for the pretty uri if we can
    $domain = ($this->blog ? $this->blog->getDomain() : '');
    if ($domain) {
      $phame_title = PhabricatorSlug::normalize($this->getPhameTitle());
      return 'http://'.$domain.'/post/'.$phame_title;
    }
    $uri = '/phame/post/view/'.$this->getID().'/';
    return PhabricatorEnv::getProductionURI($uri);
  }

  public function getEditURI() {
    return '/phame/post/edit/'.$this->getID().'/';
  }

  public function isDraft() {
    return $this->getVisibility() == self::VISIBILITY_DRAFT;
  }

  public function getHumanName() {
    if ($this->isDraft()) {
      $name = 'draft';
    } else {
      $name = 'post';
    }

    return $name;
  }

  public function setCommentsWidget($widget) {
    $config_data = $this->getConfigData();
    $config_data['comments_widget'] = $widget;
    return $this;
  }

  public function getCommentsWidget() {
    $config_data = $this->getConfigData();
    if (empty($config_data)) {
      return 'none';
    }
    return idx($config_data, 'comments_widget', 'none');
  }

  protected function getConfiguration() {
    return array(
      self::CONFIG_AUX_PHID   => true,
      self::CONFIG_SERIALIZATION => array(
        'configData' => self::SERIALIZATION_JSON,
      ),
      self::CONFIG_COLUMN_SCHEMA => array(
        'title' => 'text255',
        'phameTitle' => 'sort64',
        'visibility' => 'uint32',

        // T6203/NULLABILITY
        // These seem like they should always be non-null?
        'blogPHID' => 'phid?',
        'body' => 'text?',
        'configData' => 'text?',

        // T6203/NULLABILITY
        // This one probably should be nullable?
        'datePublished' => 'epoch',
      ),
      self::CONFIG_KEY_SCHEMA => array(
        'key_phid' => null,
        'phid' => array(
          'columns' => array('phid'),
          'unique' => true,
        ),
        'phameTitle' => array(
          'columns' => array('bloggerPHID', 'phameTitle'),
          'unique' => true,
        ),
        'bloggerPosts' => array(
          'columns' => array(
            'bloggerPHID',
            'visibility',
            'datePublished',
            'id',
          ),
        ),
      ),
    ) + parent::getConfiguration();
  }

  public function generatePHID() {
    return PhabricatorPHID::generateNewPHID(
      PhabricatorPhamePostPHIDType::TYPECONST);
  }

  public function toDictionary() {
    return array(
      'id'            => $this->getID(),
      'phid'          => $this->getPHID(),
      'blogPHID'      => $this->getBlogPHID(),
      'bloggerPHID'   => $this->getBloggerPHID(),
      'viewURI'       => $this->getViewURI(),
      'title'         => $this->getTitle(),
      'phameTitle'    => $this->getPhameTitle(),
      'body'          => $this->getBody(),
      'summary'       => PhabricatorMarkupEngine::summarize($this->getBody()),
      'datePublished' => $this->getDatePublished(),
      'published'     => !$this->isDraft(),
    );
  }

  public static function getVisibilityOptionsForSelect() {
    return array(
      self::VISIBILITY_DRAFT     => pht('Draft: visible only to me.'),
      self::VISIBILITY_PUBLISHED => pht(
        'Published: visible to the whole world.'),
    );
  }

  public function getCommentsWidgetOptionsForSelect() {
    $current = $this->getCommentsWidget();
    $options = array();

    if ($current == 'facebook' ||
        PhabricatorFacebookAuthProvider::getFacebookApplicationID()) {
      $options['facebook'] = pht('Facebook');
    }
    if ($current == 'disqus' ||
        PhabricatorEnv::getEnvConfig('disqus.shortname')) {
      $options['disqus'] = pht('Disqus');
    }
    $options['none'] = pht('None');

    return $options;
  }

/* -(  PhabricatorPolicyInterface Implementation  )-------------------------- */

  public function getCapabilities() {
    return array(
      PhabricatorPolicyCapability::CAN_VIEW,
      PhabricatorPolicyCapability::CAN_EDIT,
    );
  }

  public function getPolicy($capability) {
    // Draft posts are visible only to the author. Published posts are visible
    // to whoever the blog is visible to.

    switch ($capability) {
      case PhabricatorPolicyCapability::CAN_VIEW:
        if (!$this->isDraft() && $this->getBlog()) {
          return $this->getBlog()->getViewPolicy();
        } else {
          return PhabricatorPolicies::POLICY_NOONE;
        }
        break;
      case PhabricatorPolicyCapability::CAN_EDIT:
        return PhabricatorPolicies::POLICY_NOONE;
    }
  }

  public function hasAutomaticCapability($capability, PhabricatorUser $user) {
    // A blog post's author can always view it, and is the only user allowed
    // to edit it.

    switch ($capability) {
      case PhabricatorPolicyCapability::CAN_VIEW:
      case PhabricatorPolicyCapability::CAN_EDIT:
        return ($user->getPHID() == $this->getBloggerPHID());
    }
  }

  public function describeAutomaticCapability($capability) {
    return pht('The author of a blog post can always view and edit it.');
  }

/* -(  PhabricatorMarkupInterface Implementation  )-------------------------- */

  public function getMarkupFieldKey($field) {
    $hash = PhabricatorHash::digest($this->getMarkupText($field));
    return $this->getPHID().':'.$field.':'.$hash;
  }

  public function newMarkupEngine($field) {
    return PhabricatorMarkupEngine::newPhameMarkupEngine();
  }

  public function getMarkupText($field) {
    switch ($field) {
      case self::MARKUP_FIELD_BODY:
        return $this->getBody();
      case self::MARKUP_FIELD_SUMMARY:
        return PhabricatorMarkupEngine::summarize($this->getBody());
    }
  }

  public function didMarkupText(
    $field,
    $output,
    PhutilMarkupEngine $engine) {
    return $output;
  }

  public function shouldUseMarkupCache($field) {
    return (bool)$this->getPHID();
  }

/* -(  PhabricatorApplicationTransactionInterface  )------------------------- */

  public function getApplicationTransactionEditor() {
    return new PhamePostEditor();
  }

  public function getApplicationTransactionObject() {
    return $this;
  }

  public function getApplicationTransactionTemplate() {
    return new PhamePostTransaction();
  }

  public function willRenderTimeline(
    PhabricatorApplicationTransactionView $timeline,
    AphrontRequest $request) {

    return $timeline;
  }

/* -(  PhabricatorTokenReceiverInterface  )---------------------------------- */

  public function getUsersToNotifyOfTokenGiven() {
    return array(
      $this->getBloggerPHID(),
    );
  }

}


Macaroon | Emily can bake.
Boil first four ingredients for 3-4 minutes, stirring constantly. Remove from heat and add vanilla. Add in oatmeal and coconut and mix well. Drop by teaspoons onto wax or parchment paper and put in the refrigerator to cool. Lift off paper and store in an airtight container for up to one week, or in the freezer for up to one month.


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The Rise of the Beer Snob
At this point in the beer snob's ascendancy, it's almost hard to remember, but there was a time when a beer was just . . . a beer.
In the movies, a guy would walk into a bar and say "gimme a beer" — any kind would do. There was no discussion of "mouth feel." He did not take notes on what he was drinking. The tab didn't hit 15 bucks.
Beer was a symbol of just-folks-ness. Pollsters used it as a measure of likability. "Who would you rather have a beer with?" George W. Bush or John Kerry? Barack Obama or Mitt Romney?
But now? If they remade the 2004 film "Sideways," the buddies would be on a craft brewery tour, and the cri de coeur of the Paul Giamatti character would sound like this: "I am not drinking any [expletive] Blue Moon."
Since 1980, when the Brewers Association counted a mere eight craft brewers in the US, small and independent brewers have grabbed ever larger segments of the market. In 2015, there were 4,225 craft brewers in the country, according to the group, and retail sales hit $22.3 billion — a 16 percent rise over 2014.
And, of course, beer festivals have become ever more popular. Eventbrite, the ticketing site, now counts more than 900 annually nationwide.
Along the way, the beer snob was born. He — and it's usually a he, although craft-beer demographics are expanding — is picky about glassware. He makes a show of spitting out beer that doesn't meet his standards. He has turned a drink that once symbolized camaraderie into a vehicle for one-upmanship.
Jon Hazilla, a percussion professor at Berklee College of Music, admits to being one of them. "I try not to be judgmental," he said by way of introduction, but then admitted that he is so disdainful of beers that "lack body" that a bandmate who likes Sapporo buys it behind his back.
"Why not expand your palate?" he said, sounding pained at his pal's missed opportunity.
As for his own beer, needless to say, there are things he simply will not accept. "I would never buy [un-refrigerated] beer if it didn't have a 'canned' date on it."
Not everyone who lives a beer-centric life is a beer snob, of course. Many self-identify as "beer geeks" or "beer nerds."
But no less a voice in the beer world than Todd Alström, founder of BeerAdvocate , says they're just as bad as wine snobs (albeit with brewery baseball caps and neck beards, not berets).
"A snob is a snob," he wrote in an e-mail to the Globe.
"We didn't see many beer snobs in the '90s or early '00s," he noted, "but as beer's popularity increased over the years we've seen a proportional increase in beer snobbery."
But whether they're snobs or geeks or nerds, one thing is clear: Their intensity has been pumped up to a degree unimaginable to the non-beer-centric.
People wait in line outside of the Tree House Brewing Company for a beer release at high noon.
JONATHAN WIGGS/GLOBE STAFF
People wait in line outside of the Tree House Brewing Company for a beer release at noon.
"People are driving five or six hours to stand in line [at a brewery] for a four-pack of 16-ounce cans," Matt Maguire, the beer director of Social Wines in South Boston, said.
When word spreads that a prized brew — such as Founders' Kentucky Breakfast Stout — is being delivered to stores, people will actually follow the truck, Maguire said. "They will try and hit up every store they can so they can trade it."
In Monson, Dean Rohan, a cofounder of Tree House Brewing Company — the brewer behind Good Morning, the top-rated beer on BeerAdvocate's much-studied list of the 250 best beers — has been surprised at beer festivals when people want to take selfies with him.
"I'm an ex-plumber from Ware, Mass.," he responded when asked if he ever expected to have groupies.
On May 11, when the company released its Green and Alter Ego American IPAs — also high on BeerAdvocate's list — nearly 2,000 people lined up for can sales, none of whom were beer "snobs," Rohan emphasized. "The people who come to buy beer here are our friends."
But the snobs are out there, and their presence is so annoying that a backlash is building.
Chris Lohring, the founder of Notch Brewing in Salem, likened beer snobs to music lovers who lose interest in any indie band once it's been discovered.
"I'm not pointing fingers at the beer," he said. "I'm pointing fingers at the activity of acquiring the beer" — and at the habit of some snobs who sit at a bar, their heads in their phones, and upload news about what they're drinking to the "Untappd" app rather than talk to fellow patrons.
"That's not what beer is about," he said.
Meanwhile, the backlash against those obsessed with microbreweries has fueled a micro-industry of its own in the form of mocking articles.
Thrillist ran a story headlined "The 19 Types of Beer Snobs ": "The Self-Important Home Brewer," "The Glassware Obsessive," and "Just an [Expletive]" among them.
That last type, the authors wrote, "was already an insufferable snob about his car, wardrobe, and frequent trips to Europe. Beer was just the next logical step in the progression. Why yes, he did just correct your pronunciation of 'Cantillon.' "
Esquire headlined its story "The Most Mockable Things Beer Snobs Do: Advocating, drain-pouring, note-taking, and more ridiculous [stuff]."
"I can tell you, beer release parties are some of the most embarrassing events on planet Earth," the author wrote. "Predominantly male gatherings of dorks squeezed into obscure brewery T-shirts . . . chatting for hours about adjuncts, yeast strains, and final gravities. . . . If a random pedestrian stumbled upon the scene, he'd surely guess the gathering was for a Jean-Luc Picard autograph session or the latest release of some role-playing video game."
Meanwhile, the people who are perhaps the most surprised at beer's new status as an object of obsession are the obsessives themselves.
Doug Morgan, director of engineering at Lola Travel Company, on Summer Street, says his college self would not have recognized his current self — a self that has risen quite early for beer pilgrimages.
"If I was up at 5 a.m.," he said, "it was from the previous night."
John Cole and William Estrada traveled from New Jersey to purchase cans of American IPAs Green and Alter Ego at Tree House Brewing Company in Monson.
Article Source: Boston Globe – Beth Teitell can be reached at bteitell@globe.com. Follow her on Twitter @bethteitell.
P.S. – Thanks to my buddy Michael J. Pearlman for the article find!
2 comments on "The Rise of the Beer Snob"
lind5251
Wise words! I am just getting my feet wet in blogging and will be discussing the craft beer scene in Colorado. Please give a glance if you have a chance!
Greg Zyn
Beer has become so much more over the last few years as they have been able to add flavor to it. There are so many people who have been giving Cantillon beer the best quality beer tag.
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Mockito is a mocking framework for Java. It's very similar to EasyMock and jMock, but eliminates the need for expectations by verifying what has been called after execution. Other mocking libraries require you to record expectations before execution, which tends to result in ugly setup code.
"Mockito really cleans up the unit test by not requiring expectations. Personally, I much prefer the Mockito API to the EasyMock API for that reason."
"This looks, and reads far better than the JMock syntax, and it was love at first sight; I'm test-infested now."
This is the same length as the old style, but reads more cleanly and has fewer parenthesis. In addition to doReturn(), there are also doThrow(), doAnswer(), and doNothing() expectations.
Getting started with Mockito is as simple as adding a JAR file to your classpath. Visit the Google Code project for installation instructions, documentation, and more code samples.
I'm excited to try this out.
Just wish Flex/AS3 had something as nice.
For more information on the difference between Mock Objects and Test Spies (a form of Test Stub), refer to "xUnit Test Patterns - Refactoring Test Code" by Gerard Meszaros in hard-copy, Safari, or via the draft version available at xunitpatterns.com .


We are very proud to announce the launch of The Engineering College. We have been working with the Birkenhead college, over the past year, to provide them with a new focused, strategic brand. Formerly known as Maritime and Engineering College North West, the rebrand signals a new name, new brand and an exciting phase in the life of this successful, established educational centre.
The college commissioned us to create a brand to express its bespoke approach to training and education. Located in the heart of industrial Merseyside, The Engineering College was founded in 1998. Since then, they have trained more than 10,000 students, contributing to a vibrant, sustainable regional engineering industry.
In 2016 Patricia Niland and her team of experts at Dune Design were selected by competitive tender to lead our business through a re-branding project. Due to the breadth, depth, detail and competitive pricing of the project proposal which was so well structured and presented it was clear from the outset that the selection of Dune Design was pretty much straightforward. The power of the new brand identity has been amazing and so well received by our staff, our Board and our clients. More importantly it has had an almost immediate impact in attracting some great new clients to the business, some of whom we were looking to work with for some time but who were not convinced by our previous brand identity.
At the start Pat's team correctly identified our strengths and weaknesses, our brand limitations and the potential for a bigger market share through a revised brand identity. They led us through the key aspects of our brand including naming, logos and marks, signage and corporate work-wear, revisions to website and social media, and the framing of key messages to the market. All in all a tough project for Dune and ourselves but it has worked so well and so quickly once we went 'live' with the new brand.
Her team continue to support the business in maximising our new and very powerful brand and we would commend her team to other businesses who might feel they are stagnating and could do with a full or partial, externally driven rethink of their brand identity, and someone to hold their hand through the project.
The new brand needed to not only look impressive, it had to also demonstrate professionalism. Our solution works across a variety of materials, including stationery, print, marketing materials, website and in house presentations. Once the branding had been created, we built on the WordPress platform, www.theengineeringcollege.co.uk featuring full CMS capabilities. This enables The Engineering College to update their site and keep their clients and apprentices up-to-date.
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Home » Headlines » Science » Humans punched each other towards evolution
Humans punched each other towards evolution
By Emmanuel Ferreira / Friday, 23 Oct 2015 04:31PM
An aggressive behavior such as punching may have played an important role in the human evolution, as biologists of the University of Utah used cadaver hands to punch and slap dumbbells in experiments to prove it.
Many experts support the idea that the human fist evolved in the actual shape in order to improve manual dexterity. So the theory that punching others with a clinched fist to reduce the injury risk, is at least controversial.
David Carrier, lead author of the study published in the Journal of Experimental Biology, suggests that our hands proportions could tells us about our evolutionary history, and who we are as a species: "If our anatomy is adapted for fighting, we need to be aware we always may be haunted by basic emotions and reflexive behaviors that often don't make sense – and are very dangerous – in the modern world."
Muhammad Ali overlooking the Chicago River and the city's skyline. 1966 Photo: THOMAS HOEPKER/ Sport Magazine
When we compare to our 'closest relatives', we find that we have shorter palms and fingers, and our thumbs are longer, stronger and more flexible than the ones from apes. This allowed us to develop the manual dexterity to create tools that helped us get to where we stand now.
Putting dead arms to work
In order to test their hypothesis about the clenched fist that protects our bones from injuries and fractures, scientists used nine male cadaver arms (they ended up using only eight, one was too arthritic) to measure the level of strain during the strike.
This arms were placed in something similar to a pendulum, making them swing towards a padded, force-detecting dumbbell to punch it. Strain gauges were glued to the metacarpals to measure the bone deformation, its stretching and compression.
Carrier says that it is valid to extrapolate the results to the greater forces of a real punch, explaining that there is a linear relationship between the force applied and how much the bone can bend.
They found that humans can safely strike, using 55 percent more force, with a closed fist than with a open one, and with more force with an open fist than by slapping. Carrier and his team believe that, at the same time the hand evolved to perform manual chores, it also evolved to be used as "a club during fighting."
The fisted punch protects our metacarpals – the fingers in our hands – that are the bones that break most often when someone punches a wall or someone else.
It's not only about hands
This theory not only involves the evolution of our hands. The research team also says that the faces of human ancestors —such as the australopiths— also changed to become more resistant to punching. That could explain why our faces now are more fine and delicate, as the use of brute force have decreased —evolving in other ways of violence.
Also, the researchers say that natural selection wasn't the only factor that influenced the hand's development. They mention other possibilities, such as genetic drift, and genetic and developmental factors yet to discover. Carrier puts the example of the big toe, that got bigger than the rest of the toes so humans could run easily, saying that this same genes probably affected our hand proportions.
The bro-science
This theory has been criticized by many of experts in the field, giving it the nickname "bro science" — men hitting each other driving the human race towards evolution.
"I think some of that's understandable. There's a fear that if there is evidence that we are anatomically specialized for aggressive behavior, that might in some way justify violence, might justify aggression, might justify bad behavior. And the way I respond to that is by saying understanding is not justification," Carrier said to answer those allegations, according to the LA Times.
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petergkinnon says:
This adaptation is, perhaps surprisingly, a correlate of the adaptation crucial to the evolution of the behaviours exhibited by humankind. Behaviours that include deep imagination (often referred to by the woolly term "intelligence"), advanced cognition and that reflexive form of consciousness that is enabled by complex language.
Rather strangely, we can trace the evolutionary roots of the human aspect of these phenomena right back to the divergence of the pre-human ape which involved the trading of the snout for the hands to serve the primary food-processing function.
The near-obligate use of tools which arose thereby having triggered the co-evolution of language and its correlate, an enormously enhanced level of consciousness.
The powerful jaw muscles of the snouts of our pre-anthropoid ancestors are also a primary mode of aggression. Here again, this function has been taken over by the hand and related anatomy of arm and shoulder. Our use of the jaws in fights having now been relegated to the odd bit of relatively harmless ear-biting.
A further explanation of these developments are to be found in my latest book "The Intricacy Generator: Pushing Chemistry and Geometry Uphill", now available from Amazon, etc.


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Q: JSP file upload. Conversion from FTP to SFTP I have a JSP page which contains a link to upload a file. Initially the file transfer was happening using FTP. The server seems to transfer the file from client using the FTP only. I require to change the code to support SFTP now. Like the server initiated an FTP session on the client machine, is it possible for SFTP as well? here is the client code:
FTPClient client = new FTPClient();
FTPClient clientUser = new FTPClient(); //From ftp location (user saves file here)
try {                           //Location where user chooses file from
    eas_user_import_ip_address_val  = resovleJNDIResource.resolveJNDIString(eas_user_import_ip_address_tx);
    eas_user_import_id_val = resovleJNDIResource.resolveJNDIString(eas_user_import_id_tx);
    eas_user_import_pwd_val = resovleJNDIResource.resolveJNDIString(eas_user_import_pwd_tx);
    eas_user_file_prefix_val= resovleJNDIResource.resolveJNDIString(eas_user_file_prefix_tx);
    eas_user_file_prefix_val= eas_user_file_prefix_val.trim();

clientUser.connect(eas_user_import_ip_address_val);
int replyUser = clientUser.getReplyCode();

if(!FTPReply.isPositiveCompletion(replyUser)) {
    ENTADJRuntime.getInstance().logError("FTPService", "Error connecting to:" + eas_user_import_ip_address_val + " reply code:" + replyUser);
    clientUser.disconnect();
    return false;
}

boolean loginUser = clientUser.login(eas_user_import_id_val, eas_user_import_pwd_val);

if (!loginUser) {
    ENTADJRuntime.getInstance().logError("FTPService", "Error logging in to:" + eas_user_import_id_val);
    return false;
}

//Location where file gets copied to.
eas_import_ip_address_val        = resovleJNDIResource.resolveJNDIString(eas_import_ip_address_tx);
eas_import_id_val                                          = resovleJNDIResource.resolveJNDIString(eas_import_id_tx);
eas_import_pwd_val                                     = resovleJNDIResource.resolveJNDIString(eas_import_pwd_tx);

eas_part_file_prefix_val              = resovleJNDIResource.resolveJNDIString(eas_part_file_prefix_tx);
eas_p2p_file_prefix_val               = resovleJNDIResource.resolveJNDIString(eas_p2p_file_prefix_tx);

client.connect(eas_import_ip_address_val);
int reply = client.getReplyCode();

if(!FTPReply.isPositiveCompletion(reply)) {
    ENTADJRuntime.getInstance().logError("FTPService", "Error connecting to:" + eas_import_ip_address_val + " reply code:" + reply);
    client.disconnect();
    return false;
}

boolean login = client.login(eas_import_id_val, eas_import_pwd_val);

if (!login) {
    ENTADJRuntime.getInstance().logError("FTPService", "Error loging in to:" + eas_import_id_val);
    return false;
}
//Loged in to From and To locations. Now transfer file
clientUser.setFileType(FTP.ASCII_FILE_TYPE);
clientUser.enterLocalActiveMode(); //from example

String originalFileName = fileName;

fileName = eas_user_file_prefix_val+fileName;

InputStream ip = clientUser.retrieveFileStream(fileName);

String issueIdStr = StringHelper.prepad(issueId + "", 10, '0');

String headerRecord  = "HEADER                   " + adjPlatformCd + issueIdStr + batchId + " Original file : " + fileName;
String trailerRecord = "TRAILER                  " + adjPlatformCd + issueIdStr + batchId + " Server file   : " + eas_file_prefix_val + dt_tm_siz + ".csv";

client.setFileType(FTP.ASCII_FILE_TYPE);
//First store file as ".tmp". First header then data followed by trailer
boolean retValue = client.storeFile(eas_file_prefix_val + dt_tm_siz + ".tmp", new ByteArrayInputStream(headerRecord.getBytes()));
if (!retValue) {
    ENTADJRuntime.getInstance().logError("FTPService", "Error creating:" + eas_file_prefix_val + dt_tm_siz + ".tmp");
    return false;
}

retValue = client.appendFile(eas_file_prefix_val + dt_tm_siz + ".tmp", ip);
if (!retValue) {
    ENTADJRuntime.getInstance().logError("FTPService", "Error append 1:" + eas_file_prefix_val + dt_tm_siz + ".tmp");
    return false;
}
ip.close();

retValue = client.appendFile(eas_file_prefix_val + dt_tm_siz + ".tmp", new ByteArrayInputStream(trailerRecord.getBytes()));
if (!retValue) {
    ENTADJRuntime.getInstance().logError("FTPService", "Error append 2:" + eas_file_prefix_val + dt_tm_siz + ".tmp");
    return false;
}

boolean commandOK=clientUser.completePendingCommand(); // this command lets next few ftp commands proces successfully

// place user file in PROCESSED folder. Append issue id, batch #, date and time if file length is < 230
String renamedUserFileName = eas_user_file_prefix_val+ "PROCESSED\\" + originalFileName.substring(0, originalFileName.lastIndexOf(".csv")) + "_" + issueId + "_" + batchId.trim() + dt_tm_siz + ".csv";

String someSiteCommand = "RNFR " + fileName; //rename from

reply  = clientUser.sendCommand(someSiteCommand);
someSiteCommand = "RNTO " + renamedUserFileName; //rename to

reply = clientUser.sendCommand(someSiteCommand);

if(!FTPReply.isPositiveCompletion(reply)) {
    ENTADJRuntime.getInstance().logError("FTPService", "Error renaming:" + fileName + " reply code:" + reply);
    return false;
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someSiteCommand = "RNFR " + eas_file_prefix_val + dt_tm_siz + ".tmp"; //rename from

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reply = client.sendCommand(someSiteCommand);
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    ENTADJRuntime.getInstance().logError("FTPService", "Error renaming:" + eas_file_prefix_val + dt_tm_siz + ".tmp" + " reply code:" + reply);
    return false;
}
client.logout();
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Like the server initiated an FTP session on the client machine, is it possible for SFTP as well? here is the client code:

SFTP is a completely different protocol than FTP and you probably cannot reuse any FTP specific code. It might be that you've meant FTPS instead which is FTP extended with TLS. If this is supported depends on the setup of the server, that is it is not enough to only change the client code. As long as the server supports it you can use it with Java, see  for example Secure FTP with org.apache.commons.net.ftp.FTPClient

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Twenty years ago this past Monday, 22-year-old Guinean immigrant Amadou Diallo was shot and killed by New York Police Department officers. The police, who said they'd mistaken Diallo's wallet for a gun, fired 41 shots at the unarmed man. Nineteen of those shots hit Diallo.
Diallo was killed by NYPD Officers Sean Carroll, Richard Murphy, Edward McMellon and Kenneth Boss. Angered and aggrieved, the community participated in demonstrations around the city, including one where protestors carried a coffin in front of Officer Carroll's home.
Kadiatou said that she's still working for a change in the relationship between the police and the Black community, but she knows she's fighting an uphill battle.
Later in the year, when the officers went to trial, controversy erupted when the court decided to move the trial from New York City to Albany. All the officers were found not guilty on all counts. This led to even more demonstrations, and high school students around the city staged walkouts in the middle of the day to display their distaste for the verdict and for police brutality.
Last weekend, Kadiatou spoke with children at Bronx Community College during an event commemorating her son's life. She emphasized the importance of an education to the kids.
Some members of the state legislature are working to make sure that Amadou and the names of others slain by police will not be forgotten.


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Q: Get value with jsoup from webpage I am new with Jsoup
Current i want to get value of option but i can not.
Here is source of html page:
<div class="entrypost">
                        Xem nhanh:
            <select  onchange="window.location.href=this.value;">                  <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-1.html" selected="selected"> Kim chi và củ cải phần 1</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-2.html" >Kim chi và củ cải phần 2</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-3.html" >Kim chi và củ cải phần 3</option>
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                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-5.html" >Kim chi và củ cải phần 5</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-6.html" >Kim chi và củ cải phần 6</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-7.html" >Kim chi và củ cải phần 7</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-8.html" >Kim chi và củ cải phần 8</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-9.html" >Kim chi và củ cải phần 9</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-10.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 10</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-11.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 11</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-12.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 12</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-13.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 13</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-14.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 14</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-15.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 15</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-16.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 16</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-17.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 17</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-18.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 18</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-19.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 19</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-20.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 20</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-21.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 21</option>
                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-22.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 22</option>
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                                    <option value="http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-25.html" >Kim Chi và Củ Cải Phần 25</option>

Here is my code:
Document doc = Jsoup.parse("http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-1.html");
// get all link
Elements elements1 = doc.select("option[value]");
Elements elements2 = elements1.select("value");
System.out.println("DDDDDDD " +elements1.size());

please help me if you can
thanks a lot!

A: try
Document doc = Jsoup.connect("http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-1.html").get();

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Document doc = Jsoup.parse("http://truyenhay.vn/kim-chi-va-cu-cai-phan-1.html");


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State officials focus on water conservation amid storms
Staff and wire reports
FRESNO — State regulators are confident that residents of drought-stricken California will meet long-term water conservation goals but worried that the onslaught of storms dousing the state might lead to backsliding.
"You're seeing it rain and you're hearing about a snowpack above normal," State Water Resources Control Board Chair Felicia Marcus said in Sacramento. "We need to keep saving."
Despite the uptick in El Niño-driven precipitation, reservoirs remained critically low in the state and the landscape is parched after four years of drought.
"Misunderstanding" ends with water ordinance warning for TW
Many residents fell short of the governor's 25 percent conservation mandate in November for a second straight month, using 20 percent less water, officials reported.
However, residents have saved a combined 26 percent since the cutbacks began in June.
And in the Tulare Lake region, one 10 water regions in the state, residents conserved nearly 28 percent in November, 5 percent more than the previous month.
The only other regions to conserve more water in November were the Sacramento River and San Joaquin River areas of the state.
North Lahontan, which covers the Tahoe area of the state, came in last with 12.9 percent.
Officials had expected less water saving during the winter, when residents reduce landscape irrigation, Marcus said.
Still, the latest numbers reflect considerable savings compared to past years, Marcus said, adding that residents understand it's too early to declare an end to the long-running drought.
Most strikingly, average monthly water use declined from 87 gallons for each person in October to 75 gallons in November, hitting the lowest level since the curtailments began, officials reported.
"Californians are clearly thinking twice before turning on the tap," Marcus said in a statement.
Gov. Jerry Brown ordered the 25 percent cutbacks in June compared to the same period in 2013, the year before he declared a drought emergency.
The regulations are set to expire in February, and regulators are drafting new conservation measures under the governor's authority that could be extended through October.
Conservation efforts hit a setback in October when Californians missed the mandated target by posting 22 percent in savings.
Regulators renewed their appeal for conservation, even as a recent Sierra Nevada snowpack survey showing water content was well above normal for this time of year.
"We're in such a deep hole," Marcus said. "We need to have a lot of water in storage and snow in the mountains to let us relax at all."


In an ultimate struggle between good against evil, two groups from different worlds come together to form . . .
Infinity's Row and Anaphora will finally collide.
Specific plot details are still under discussion, but we're sure of one thing: This is going to be one hell of a crossover. If you're in either RPG, be sure to say what you think, and if you think you would participate! Any suggestions/comments will be accepted.
Ya I'm down for this woo!
I approve! Where is the seal of approval?
He's out on holiday but YAAAAAAS! So excited for this to become real!


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Di Wu First Chinese To Claim ATP Challenger Title, Winning In Maui
Men's final ceremony: winner Di Wu and runner-up Kyle Edmund (photo: Mike Mock/USTA Hawaii)
LAHAINA, February 1, 2016
The final day of the $50,000 Sportmaster Tennis Championships of Maui commenced on stadium court with the first match between [1] Christina McHale (USA) and Raveena Kingsley (USA). McHale, who has a career high singles ranking of 24 in the world came out swinging and took control of the first set 6-3. Just when it seemed to be all McHale, Kingsley got a break in the second set and would eventually take it 6-4. Set three commenced with Kinglsey going for all her shots. Kingsley held strong and got a 4-2 lead in the set.
"She made it extremely difficult for me," started McHale. "She has a very aggressive game. Every time I didn't get the ball deep enough, she was attacking."
McHale stayed strong and would eventually fight back to win the final set and the championship, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4.
"I was really happy I hung in there, especially in that third set. I was down a break things were not really going my way, but I was happy with the way I fought and stayed in there. I took my chances when I got them at the end," she concluded.
Women's final ceremony in Maui (photo: Mike Mock/USTA Hawaii)
The next match on court was the Men's Championships Final between [1] Kyle Edmund (GBR) and Di Wu (CHN). Edmund, currently ranked 88 in the world was heavily favored over Wu, ranked 243. From the start of the match, Edmund seemed to be having his way with Wu. It was not until the second set that Wu started to pick apart Edmunds game. Edmund, who usually hits the ball with pace and precision, started to push the ball more than anything which resulted in Wu taking advantage of the drop in pace. Wu would eventually take the second and third set to win the title 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 in two hours and seven minutes.
Wu is the first contender representing the country of China to win an ATP Challenger tournament.
"I came along and I felt relaxed," Wu started. "It was the last tournament of the Chinese New Year, so I had to fight. I will remember this for the rest of my life."
This concluded the matches of the 2016 SportMaster Tennis Championships of Maui.
RESULTS – SUNDAY
Men's
Singles – Finals
D. Wu (CHN) d [1] K. Edmund (GBR) 46 63 64
ITF
Women's
Singles – Finals
[1] [WC] C. Mchale (USA) d R. Kingsley (USA) 63 46 64
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President Clinton and Vice President Kissinger.
WASHINGTON – President Hillary Clinton, making good on her 2008 threat to "totally obliterate" Iran, celebrated her first week in office by ordering a nuclear strike on Iran's capital city of Tehran. As a squadron of F-35s streaked through the sky toward the Mideast metropolis of over seven million, President Clinton outlined her foreign policy to a bevy of reporters at a White House press conference.
Amid a hushed assemblage of media representatives, CNN correspondent Christiane Amanpour was the first to speak, asking the president just why she had done this.
As Ms. Amanpour disappeared behind a posse of black-suited agents, the president called on CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer.
Meanwhile, in Iran, reports are that the mushroom cloud over Tehran is dissipating, while fireballs, shockwaves, and radiation are beginning to encircle the Earth, causing nuclear winter and the probable extinction of life as we know it. Back at the White House press conference, Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly speaks up.
Laughing joyfully, the two women rushed across the pressroom, threw their arms around one another, and hugged, like sisters.
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bravo. you should this stuff like every day. much better than the onion. or your regular weepy liberal bs.
mel gibson is anti women? ha, i just knew about his critical stance on israel. call it intersectionality.
golda grew up in wisconsin, which is what? two states over from il?
of course truman had the ok from congress, war was declared after pearl harbor.
Congrats, MW. You really hit the spot with every one of your April Fool's articles.
How many April Fool's articles written for us this time?
You should have waited until next year to post it.
This will totally help with the apocalyptic Christian-Zionist plan to create a Jewish-only state,which must be called Israel, all the way out to the Euphrates. Then, according to the prophecy as outlined in ' The Late, Great Planet Earth' and preached by famed Christian televangelist's , the Jewish people can 1) make love with the anti-Christ for 3 and 1/2 years ,2) reinstate the ancient Levitical practice of animal sacrifice 3) be in their proper place geographically so that: 1) the planet can experience nuclear war all over and be destroyed, 2) Christ can finally return, 3) all Christians who believe these things (whether dead or alive) and exactly 144,000 Jewish people who have suddenly become Christian or 'seen the light' will be whisked to heaven, and 4)everyone else will be thrown into the fires of hell for all eternity. Things are happening according to plan, and the heavenly end of life on planet Earth will be here soon. Let your spirit rest in this reassuring and life-affirming Christian-Zionist doctrine of how things need to be.


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Home / Business / PMC launches 'Sound For The Future' scholarship with the AES
Dora Filipovic
PMC launches 'Sound For The Future' scholarship with the AES
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UK loudspeaker manufacturer PMC has established the Sound For The Future Scholarship, in association with the Audio Engineering Society Education Foundation.
The $5,000 prize will be given annually to an audio engineering graduate who is also a member of the AES.
Tim Ireland, CEO for PMC, said: "As a company, PMC has always been at the cutting edge of research and development and this has led to the introduction of many innovations such as Advanced Transmission Line (ATL) bass-loading technology and D-Fins, the finned HF driver surround that plays a key part in our result6 compact nearfield monitors. We are very keen to support graduate students who share our desire to see real advances in audio technology and we hope that this scholarship will help by funding tuition fees and educational expenses."
The AES Educational Foundation was established in 1984 to encourage talented students to enter the profession of audio engineering. Grants for graduate studies with emphasis on audio topics are awarded annually, with recipients selected on the basis of demonstrated talent, achievements, goals and recommendations.
The first recipient of the PMC Sound For The Future scholarship is Dora Filipovic, a PhD candidate in Digital Media Arts at the University of Surrey in the UK. Already a graduate of the University of Arts in Belgrade, Serbia, Dora has won numerous awards for her sound design work, including four for creative contribution from Radio Belgrade.
Over the past seven years, Dora has worked as a sound designer on more than 20 award-winning feature films, as well as many documentaries and short films including Glances of Closed Eyes, a documentary she created about blind and visually impaired people who use sound to introduce the viewer to their way of life. The film won national and international film festival awards for best film and sound design.
Commenting on her PMC scholarship, Dora said: "I am very honoured to receive this scholarship from PMC and AES, and to be its first recipient. I will use it to cover the tuition fee for my PhD studies at the University of Surrey. For my PhD project, I aim to develop an alternative approach that uses the new medium of virtual reality film, immersive sound and vision and fictitious storylines to transport audiences into the everyday life of people with different kinds of sight loss."
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Адусий () — персидский военачальник VI века до н. э., сатрап Карии

Биография
Ксенофонт охарактеризовал Адусия как человека, «во всех отношениях смышлёного и опытного в военных делах, но, главное, очень ловкого в обращении с людьми». Кир Великий, пока сам был занят осадой Сард, направил Адусия с войском, подкрепленным отрядами киликийцев и киприотов, к карийцам. В это время в их стране шла междоусобица, и обе враждующие группы обратились к персидскому царю с просьбой о помощи. Адусий со всеми повел себя абсолютно одинаково, заверяя в своей расположенности, и предложил впустить персов в города «без злого умысла и на благо принимающих», сохранив это в тайне от противоположной стороны. Заняв все укрепления, Адусий позвал предводителей обеих партий к себе. Увидев друг друга, те посчитали, что персидский военачальник их обманул. Однако Адусий обратился к ним с речью, предложив пользоваться благами дружеского сосуществования и пригрозив каждому, кто нарушит мир.
Впечатлённые его действиями, жители направили Киру просьбу назначить Адусия своим правителем, что и было сделано через несколько лет, после покорения Вавилона, когда царь распределял сатрапии между своими приближёнными. При этом Кир «дал наказ, чтобы они подражали всему тому, что на их глазах делал он сам.» Также царь заранее известил своих назначенцев о том, что начальники гарнизонов в цитаделях и командиры, возглавлявшие сторожевые отряды в сельском местности, по-прежнему подчиняются только ему.

Однако в повествовании Геродота имя Адусия не упоминается. Покорителем Карии «отец истории» назвал Гарпага.

Также Ксенофонт указывает, что по распоряжению Кира Адусий был направлен со всем своим войском (за исключением солдат из гарнизонов, оставленных в карийских городах) вслед за армией Гистаспа для того, чтобы скорее покорить Геллеспонтскую Фригию. Царь Фригии намеревался оказать персам упорное сопротивление, но вследствие измены своих приближённых был вынужден сдаться.

Литература
 Первичные источники
 Ксенофонт. Киропедия (VII.4.1, 3 — 12, VIII.6.7, 9 —10)
 Геродот. История (I.171, 174)

 Исследования

 Дьяконов И. М.. «История Мидии от древнейших времен до конца IV века до н. э.» Баку, 2012.

Военачальники Ахеменидов
Военачальники VI века до н. э.
Ахеменидские сатрапы
Сатрапы Карии
Правители Азии VI века до н. э.

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Il ghiacciaio Arriens (in inglese Arriens Glacier) () è un piccolo ghiacciaio tributario situato sulla costa di Lars Christensen, nella Terra di Mac. Robertson, in Antartide. Il ghiacciaio, il cui punto più alto si trova 1.101 m s.l.m., si trova a sud di punta Casey, nella scarpata di Mawson, e fluisce verso ovest fino ad unirsi al flusso del ghiacciaio Lambert.

Storia
Il ghiacciaio Arriens è stato mappato grazie a fotografie aeree scattate durante le spedizioni di ricerca australiane del 1956, del 1960 e del 1973 e battezzato dal Comitato australiano per i toponimi e le medaglie antartici in onore di P. Arriens, geocronologo membro del gruppo che esplorò le montagne del Principe Carlo durante la spedizione di ricerca australiana nel 1973.

Note

Voci correlate
 Ghiacciai dell'Antartide

Collegamenti esterni

Arriens, Ghiacciaio
Arriens, Ghiacciaio


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Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, 4th Marquess of Lansdowne
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The Most Honourable
The Marquess of Lansdowne
Under-Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs
5 July 1856 - 26 February 1858
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William Vesey-FitzGerald
7 January 1816 (1816-01-07)
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5 July 1866 (1866-07-06) (aged 50)
(1) Lady Georgiana Herbert
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Trinity College, Cambridge
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Henry Thomas Petty-Fitzmaurice, 4th Marquess of Lansdowne (7 January 1816 - 5 July 1866), styled Lord Henry Petty-FitzMaurice until 1836 and Earl of Shelburne between 1836 and 1863, was a British politician.
Background and education
Born Lord Henry Petty-FitzMaurice, he was the second son of Henry Petty-FitzMaurice, 3rd Marquess of Lansdowne, and Lady Louisa Emma, daughter of Henry Fox-Strangways, 2nd Earl of Ilchester. He was educated at Westminster and Trinity College, Cambridge.[1] On the early death of his elder brother the Earl of Kerry in 1836 he became known by the courtesy title Earl of Shelburne.[2]
Political career
After graduation, he entered the Commons as MP for Calne in 1837. He served under Lord John Russell as a Lord of the Treasury from 1847 to 1848. In 1856, he was called up to the House of Lords in his father's barony of Wycombe and was Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs under Lord Palmerston from that year until 1858. On the death of his father in 1863, Lord Shelburne succeeded to his titles and was made a Knight of the Garter a year later.
On 18 August 1840, he married Lady Georgiana Herbert (a daughter of the 11th Earl of Pembroke), but she died six months later. He then married Comtesse Emily de Flahault (the eldest daughter of Charles Joseph, comte de Flahaut and the 2nd Baroness Keith) on 1 November 1843 in Vienna and they had three children:
Henry Charles Keith, Earl of Shelburne (1845-1927), later Marquess of Lansdowne
Lord Edmond George (1846-1935), later Baron FitzMaurice
Lady Emily Louisa Anne (1855-1939), married Col. Hon. Everard Digby, a son of the 9th Baron Digby and had issue
Lord Lansdowne died suddenly from an attack of apoplexy on 5July 1866;[3] his titles were inherited by his eldest son, Henry.[4]
^ "Fitzmaurice, Lord Henry Petty (FTSY833HP)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.
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^ "The New Administration". The Illustrated London News. Illustrated London News & Sketch Limited. 7 July 1866.
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HomeTop StoryInternational students recognize supporters and volunteers
Apr. 28, 2015 at 7:30 am
International students recognize supporters and volunteers
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Annie Williams, director of International Programs at CSU-Pueblo, received the International Excellence Award for more than 30 years of service.
The first CSU-Pueblo International Students' Association Awards took place Friday in the Occhiato University Center, Aspen Leaf room, and more than 90 people attended. Students, staff members and faculty of CSU-Pueblo along with community members came to the ceremony to honor those who have made an impact on international students at the university.
Several individual honors at the ceremony were presented, including the "International Excellence Award," "International Collaborator of the Year Award," and gold, silver, and bronze recognitions for levels of support to the international community at CSU-Pueblo.
The gold recognition was presented to 18 individuals for their support of the International Students' Association and especially with the 77th Annual International Food and Cultural Extravaganza.
The recipients of the gold recognition included Jose Lopez, Ana Salcedo, Sarah Zarr, Pratik Desai, Julie Armstrong, Jessica Warren, Daniel Potter, Heidi Laino, Marissa Munger, Soondo Hong, Anais Escobar, Linqian Fan, Jinessa Rutt, Samia Elghair, Isabel Quintero, Marion Destaminil, Harshita Ojaha and Qiubin Sun.
"I believe that this event was extraordinary, simply because the 2015 extravaganza volunteers were recognized," said Lopez, president of CSU-Pueblo International Students Association. "All the people who made that event happened were recognized, and this was a very good sign of the importance of teamwork and cooperation at CSU-Pueblo."
A total of 70 awards were given in the silver category. These silver winners included the fashion show models, event performers, and hair and makeup artists from the extravaganza.
Ten individuals were awarded the bronze recognition for their significant support of international students during the 2014-2015 school year.
Several individuals, campus departments, and community organizations were also recognized for their valuable support of the International Students' Association and the 77th Annual International Food and Cultural Extravaganza. They included Dr. David Free, Lisa Vigil, the CSU-Pueblo TODAY, IntelliTec College-Pueblo, REV89, Tundra and the Hickman family.
"I just want to thank Talha Qureshi and everyone at CSU-Pueblo for allowing IntelliTec cosmetology students to be a part of the international extravaganza," said Billee Conci, an IntelliTec College-Pueblo staff member. "It was a true honor to be recognized at Friday's event. I hope we can be a part of this for years to come."
The highest honor of the evening, "The International Excellence Award," was presented to the director of the Center for International Programs and adviser of the CSU-Pueblo International Students' Association, Annie Williams. Williams was honored for her more than 30 years of service to the international students at CSU-Pueblo.
Williams was presented the award by Roosevelt Wilson, the director of the Office of Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action and Title IX coordinator, Cora Zaletel, director of External Affairs, and Marissa Munger, administrative assistant of the Center for International Programs.
Annie Williams, director of the Center for International Programs, became emotional during her acceptance speech.
"During my time at CSU-Pueblo, I have seen Annie serving the international students' community at CSU-Pueblo with dedication, love and honesty, and she is truly deserving of this award for her 30-plus years of service to the students on campus," Wilson said.
Munger added, "Annie is just not only an international director and club adviser, but she's a mother, sister and family. These are the terms with which many international students refer to her, as these students come all the way to CSU-Pueblo and to a new country, leaving their friends and family behind."
Williams received a standing ovation from the audience, and after receiving the first major recognition of her career at CSU-Pueblo, she ended up in tears and was unable to make an acceptance speech.
The second highest recognition and last award of the evening was the "International Collaborator of the Year Award." Williams presented the award to M. Talha Qureshi, a student from Pakistan who has been instrumental in working with organizations across campus and in the community to benefit international students.
M. Talha Qureshi receives Collaborator of the Year award.
"With such a huge success in terms of the turnout from all over the campus and community, I am sure these first annual International Students' Association Awards will continue over the years at CSU-Pueblo," Munger said.
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With TAG Heuer as new title sponsor, Porsche is further enhancing its virtual racing series. As part of the new sponsorship, the championship is now renamed to "Porsche TAG Heuer Esports Supercup" and the series prize pool will increase to US$200,000 for the upcoming season.
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"Porsche stands for exceptional experiences. Esports racing offers such an emotional Porsche experience to many fans of our brand and the 'Porsche TAG Heuer Esports Supercup' is our most important virtual racing series," says Kjell Gruner, Vice President Marketing at Porsche AG. "After a very successful premiere in 2019, we are now about to start the second season with a strong partner at our side."
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Crete connection: Sir David Attenborough talks about artist John Craxton
by Lesley Bellew 14 June 2019
Crete connection
Artist John Craxton, who spent many years of his life in Crete, charmed everyone he met, including naturalist Sir David Attenborough.
Sir David, who is a keen art collector, first came across John Craxton's work in the late 1940s. He had just left the Navy and was working as a publisher's editorial assistant. Sir David said: "I was looking after illustrations and picked up the book called A Poet's Eye.
"What pictures they were! What power they had! These were images of the English landscape in a way I had never seen before. I wondered who on earth the artist could be.
"I discovered it was John Craxton, who was born into a Bohemian, musical family. His father Harold was a professor at the Royal Academy of Music and his sister Janet a distinguished oboist."
Many years later, Sir David was walking along the Fulham Road, in London, when he passed a small gallery displaying what was 'unmistakably Craxton'.
Craxton in Crete
The gallery owner, Christopher Hull, told Sir David he had found Craxton in Crete. Sir David said: "John was in financial trouble and Hull had told him 'I can get you out of this if you allow me to take regular groups of paintings' – and that was how I was able to buy some paintings to start with."
"In Crete, John learned what he described as a very salutary lesson for a painter – that life is more important than art. And he certainly relished life to the full. He enjoyed riding across Europe between Crete and London on his Triumph Tiger motorcycle"
He added: "In Crete, John learned what he described as a very salutary lesson for a painter – that life is more important than art. And he certainly relished life to the full. He enjoyed riding across Europe between Crete and London on his Triumph Tiger motorcycle."
Sir David visits John in Crete
Over the years Sir David and Craxton became great friends. Sir David said: "I visited John in Crete and we would go to parties, ride round looking at churches and he would take me to see a gorge, not the famous one at Samaria, but one that was off the beaten track. He painted it over and over again, year after year.
"However, I never saw John put paint on canvas. It was something he did in private. I saw him sketch, but never paint."
Sir David happily shares memories about staying in Craxton's 'derelict' home in Chania, a 17th century Venetian property which is now in the care of the Craxton trustees.
He said: "John loved life and he loved food. We would go down to the harbour-side and
eat a plate of boiled sea creatures, that even I, who is meant to know about these things, found hard to identify.
"I would try to see if these creatures had a backbone!
"In Greece, John found himself, there was a huge release; the landscape and people became the marrow of his bones. He found sunshine, he found happiness and his paintings show joy and pleasure.
"Joy is rather an old-fashioned word these days, but my goodness, it's precious."
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Ozyorsky (; masculine), Ozyorskaya (; feminine), or Ozyorskoye (; neuter), alternatively spelled Ozersky (), Ozerskaya (), or Ozerskoye (), is the name of several rural localities in Russia:
Ozersky, Kursk Oblast, a settlement under the administrative jurisdiction of  the work settlement of  Kirovsky,  Pristensky District, Kursk Oblast
Ozersky, Verkhnedonskoy District, Rostov Oblast, a khutor in Tubyanskoye Rural Settlement of Verkhnedonskoy District of Rostov Oblast
Ozersky, Zimovnikovsky District, Rostov Oblast, a khutor in Verkhneserebryakovskoye Rural Settlement of Zimovnikovsky District of Rostov Oblast
Ozerskoye, Kaluga Oblast, a selo in Kozelsky District of Kaluga Oblast
Ozyorskoye, Leningrad Oblast, a logging depot settlement under the administrative jurisdiction of Kamennogorskoye Settlement Municipal Formation, Vyborgsky District, Leningrad Oblast
Ozerskoye, Moscow Oblast, a village in Kvashenkovskoye Rural Settlement of Taldomsky District of Moscow Oblast
Ozerskoye, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, a village in Nakhratovsky Selsoviet of Voskresensky District of Nizhny Novgorod Oblast
Ozyorskoye, Sakhalin Oblast, a selo in Korsakovsky District of Sakhalin Oblast
Ozerskaya, Kaluga Oblast, a village in Zhizdrinsky District of Kaluga Oblast
Ozerskaya, Kirov Oblast, a village under the administrative jurisdiction of the town of Luza, Luzsky District, Kirov Oblast

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