As Rag N Bone Man's album Human became more and more popular, selling over 1 million records in the UK in 2017, the live show grew into larger venues peaking at Alexander Palace in 2018.
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November/December gigs
November 4, 2018 November 5, 2018 by Dee Byrne, posted in upcoming explorations
Super excited to be involved in a bunch of really cool gigs this month!
First up, this Friday 9th November I'm playing at the legendary Con Cellar Bar in Camden with my quintet Entropi. Over the years I've enjoyed attending the Con to hear exciting cutting-edge music! We'll be sharing the bill with excellent Birmingham-based drummer/composer Jonathan Silk and his group Forj.
My quintet has had a bunch of really nice gigs in October, we played at Brighton Alternative Jazz Festival on the 4th, Vortex on the 5th and Marsden Jazz Festival on the 13th. The performance at Marsden was recorded by BBC Radio 3 and will be broadcast on Jazz Now on Christmas Eve – something to enjoy while sipping on your mulled wine (or maybe you'll need something stronger!)
On 13th November I'm playing an improvised duo set with my long time collaborator Cath Roberts at Noizemaschin, Amersham Arms, New Cross. This monthly noise and experimental music night is run by Sam Gillies and Daniel James Ross. It's a cool concept where eight 10 minute solo/duo sets overlap with each other, making space for some great spontaneous meetings. I've performed at this night before and really enjoyed not only playing, but listening to the flow between the musicians. My last duo gig with Cath was at Linear Obsessional Live, an event put on by Richard Sanderson. He described our duo as: 'a near telepathic unit' – I think I might have to agree!!
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I can not wait for 16th November when I'll be performing at the opening night of the EFG London Jazz Festival in Ethan Iverson London residency (part 1): Raising Hell with Henry Purcell at Kings Place. Joined by a ridiculous line-up of Brigitte Beraha, Kim Macari, Cath Roberts, Mandhira De Saram and Olie Brice. Ethan talks about his upcoming three-day residency in his blog Do The Math. This is going to be an absolute riot!
On 20th November I'll be playing at Huw V Williams' night Shelf Life at Aces and Eights, Tufnell Park. This third edition of Shelf Life falls during the London Jazz Festival week and will feature an improvised set with musicians who've been interviewed on Improvised Music Agenda, Huw's podcast. He's done 16 interviews to date – I am on the first ever episode : )
The legendary Jazzcotech dancers present Focus On Jazz at The Bear Club, Luton on 23rd November, where they are featuring Brit Funk outfit Atmosfear. Coming from a groove based and funk background myself, I absolutely love playing with this HEAVY crew of top musicians, including vibes man Orphy Robinson. Check out bandleader Lester Bachelor's interview with Gilles Peterson on BBC Radio 6 Music in October.
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On 6th December: Now It Can Be Told, a new quartet with myself Johnny Hunter, Chris Sharkey and Mick Bardon performs at Wharf Chambers, Leeds. The ensemble navigates its way through Johnny's post rock inspired compositions adding a large dose of improvisation (and effects!) This will be our third gig. Plans for recording are in the pipeline, and we may even venture south for a gig or two in 2019!
Cath Roberts' 10 piece ensemble Favourite Animals plays at London City University on Monday 10th December. The project started life when Cath was artist in residence at Lancaster Jazz Festival in 2016. Last year we recorded an album in August, which is out on Luminous (LUME's tiny label) and toured in December. It will be great to play in this ensemble again. The event is free to attend, but you need to book a place!
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I am extremely happy to have been recently awarded funding from the second round of Arts Council's brand new Developing Your Creative Practice grant. 'Exploring writing for different line-ups' will be a 12 month project composing and developing new music for four ensembles. Watch this space!
2018 highlights so far + upcoming gigs
July 24, 2018 August 2, 2018 by Dee Byrne, posted in 2018, 2019, atmosfear, Birmingham, Chris Sharkey, electronics, entropi, experimental, gig!, Large Ensemble tour, london jazz festival, LUME, Luminous Label, Manchester Jazz Festival, nebulas, new music, New series!, original & improvised music, permutations, stuff I've done!, upcoming explorations, vortex, whirlwind recordings, Women Make Music
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I felt moved to share some of the cool experiences I've had in the first half of 2018. Looking back, I got to play with a wide variety of ensembles, which has taken me to some interesting places (both geographically and creatively).
In March I was super lucky to go on a mini tour of Mexico with Amy Lives. We played three dates in Monterrey, Guadalajara and Mexico City. The group features original members of the Amy Winehouse band, with an aim to continue sharing Amy's much loved music with the world in an authentic and progressive way. It was a fantastic experience to meet so many warm and open-hearted people. Our gig in Mexico City (photo below) was sold out!!
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Straight after returning from Mexico, I went to Paris to perform at Easter Sounds Festival with Brit Funk legends Atmosfear. The group led by bassist Lester Bachelor was a major player in the first Brit Funk wave back in the 80's, notably with the worldwide hit 'Dancing In Outer Space'. Easter Sounds Festival was an eclectic mix of DJs, live bands and jazz dancers of all generations – including the amazing Jazzcotech dancers. An inspiring few days!
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In April I performed with the large ensemble Beats and Pieces, at their Jazzahead showcase in Bremen. This was the first time I've played with the band, and the circumstances were quite unusual: The regular first altoist Ollie Dover had a dental emergency and couldn't play the gig. Luckily I was at Jazzahead as a participant (my fourth year in a row), so they asked me if I could jump in. Only problem is I didn't have my saxophone and (more worryingly) I didn't have my mouthpiece, which is very personal and specific to each sax player. But… through a stroke of luck, the guitarist Anton Hunter was doing a Sloth Racket gig with my good friend Cath Roberts in London the night before. Cath gave him a bag of mouthpieces, ligatures and reeds to fly out with the next morning. One mouthpiece, ligature and reed combination worked with Ollie's sax. The gig went well! I'm also joining them for their 10th anniversary gig at Manchester Jazz Festival on 27th July.
I really enjoyed doing a bunch of improvised duo gigs with my LUME partner in crime Cath Roberts. In March we played at Soundling Festival run by Megan Steinberg, April at Bråk (a monthly improv series at Water Into Beer in Brockley run by Cath, Tom Ward and Colin Webster) and in May we kicked off a new monthly improv night 'Creations' run by cellist Shirley Smart at the Green Note in Camden. We've got a few more duo gigs coming up later on in the year… we're playing at a Raw Tonk event – curated by label boss Colin Webster – at Hundred Years Gallery on 9th September and at Linear Obsessional Live in Brockley on 30th September.
Playing a late set at Pizza Express with Soul Immigrants in May was lots of fun. I've been involved with this band for over 10 years, and I still love the gritty, earthy vibe – something that is the mark of a long running band. SI goes out as a trio most of the time these days, but they invited me to come back and guest with them on a few gigs recently. These were all located in London's Soho: The Spice of Life, Ronnie Scotts Upstairs Bar and then Pizza Express to end this series of gigs. We'll be returning to Ronnie Scotts Upstairs bar for another night of unbridled groove on 4th November!
In June I played with the fabulous Nerija at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in Cardiff. I was depping for Cassie Kinoshi, who is a great saxophonist and composer. The gig was in the impressive new foyer at RWCMD in front of a packed audience. We played quite a few new tunes from their upcoming album. I enjoyed the fact that there was plenty of space to improvise!
Later on in June I played at Supersonic Festival in Birmingham with Bombyx Mori, an electronics/improvising sax and guitar duo with Ed Riches. We played on a stage curated by Ideas of Noise, which is a new adventurous festival run by Andrew Woodhead and Sarah Farmer. Ed and I have played together in many different musical ensembles and as a duo a few times in the past. It was great to revisit the duo format whilst using electronics, which always adds an element of unpredictability/excitement to the experience.
In the beginning of July I played with a new quartet featuring Johnny Hunter, Chris Sharkey and Mick Bardon at NQ JAZZ, a great original jazz night in Manchester run by Kyran Matthews and Emily Burkhardt. The group played post rock influenced original compositions by Johnny, with a large dose of electronics and improv. Chris brought along his recording equipment, so we managed to capture the madness and will hopefully expose more audiences to this music in the near future!
I'm pleased to say that my quintet Entropi has a cluster of gigs in October. In the quintet I am joined by Andre Canniere (trumpet), Rebecca Nash (keys), Olie Brice (double bass) and Matt Fisher (drums). On Thursday 4th October we are performing at Brighton Alternative Jazz Festival launch at the Verdict Jazz Club. The next day, Friday 5th, we're playing at a Match & Fuse curated late session at The Vortex (double bill with Northern band Voronoi). On 13th October we're playing at Marsden Jazz Festival. That performance will be recorded live and broadcast on BBC Radio 3's Jazz Now programme. We'll be playing some new material, which will make its way onto our third album due to be released on Whirlwind at some point in the near(ish) future.
In November I'm going to be involved in a ridiculously exciting project for EFG London Jazz festival, more on that soon! In December, plans are coming together for a cluster of activity with Cath Roberts' ten piece ensemble, Favourite Animals, including a London date at City University. LUME is hatching plans for 2018/19: A new workshop series is under development as well as some cool happenings for 2019. Watch this space…
Thanks for reading and stay tuned!


In this video, I show how I replaced a defective Pressure Switch on my Air Compressor. Since a direct replacement wasn't available, I used an "upgraded" model, which required me to re-route some of the plumbing. I also replaced the motor cord which was damaged when the switch failed.
Be careful if you work on your compressor. High pressures and electricity can be dangerous, so know what you're doing before you attempt any repairs.


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The health coverage continuation provisions of the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985 (COBRA) have been in place for over 30 years, but there are still significant areas of confusion and administrative difficulty. Increases in the number of lawsuits by employees against employers and the possible imposition of excise taxes by the IRS make COBRA noncompliance risky and possibly expensive. Potentially difficult issues include the content and timing of COBRA notices, identification of the individuals who are eligible for COBRA, determination of the maximum coverage periods and premiums, potential damages and penalties, COBRA requirements for health flexible spending arrangements (health FSAs) and health reimbursement arrangements (HRAs), and the noncompliance self-reporting requirements of the IRS.
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I don't say OMG very often but this has been an amazing OMG week with two features on some awesome, inspiring sites. Today's spotlight is over at House*Tweaking where Dana interviewed me about our Ikea kitchen reno. It was an honor to be chosen by her since she is one of my absolute favorite bloggers. Take a look!
I thought I'd show you around our place. Well, some of the photos are from some time ago, but not much has changed. The rooms have a new shade of paint, new doors, new trim, and new lighting. Both bathrooms, the kitchen, outside and basement were/are a bigger task than just that, but also include all of those new fixings as well.
We're now working on the 3 rooms and a few closets in the basement for the final lap of this race. Having very little to put towards it has made some of the decisions for us. We're going to lay the groundwork, but much like the landscape, the next owners will have to put some work into it.
Throughout these 2 1/2 years we've lived in often ridiculous circumstances with a lot of adjusting and "making do." We've learned to just roll with it over our 10+ years together, so it wasn't too far of a stretch for us. Keep in mind I bring you these shots while we're only a few months away from listing this southern Minnesota house and (hopefully soon after) finally moving to Seattle. We have a hodpodge of belongings and are preparing for house guests. Annie's parents and sis are coming to help out and see the place snazzed up. Things are a bit awkward and un-staged.
It dawned on me that I haven't really shown the multitude of updates and renovations we've done to the place in one post and our page dedicated to the topic has not been updated in some time (working on it). I wanted to make this one photo-centric so here are the befores and afters.
Butcher block counter from builder's outlet store and flooring is Mohawk Rockingham solid coffee maple (when we bought it it was called Rockford…yeah both the paint and flooring were called Rockford)-blinds from JCPenney.
We used this as the furniture refurbishing room when we couldn't use the garage.
You'll have to wait for the rest of the updates-hope to see you here then!
It is an ikea kitchen with custom features. The total for the kitchen reno was under $4,500. 99% finished-a few cover panels (we have to cut those at our friend's house and that has not happened yet) and we did not get enough toe kick from Ikea to finish the stove side which we plan to get soon. Pay no attention to the protective film we still have on the cabinets. That is not coming off until we go to put the house on the market Dana from House*Tweaking featured this kitchen on her site!
To finish the whole "Ikea experience" talk…putting the cabinets in was fairly simple and went quicker than expected. We tackled one side one weekend and the other on another.
Be prepared is the best advise I can think to give. We had the cabinets together before installation, the measurements and tools were nearby, then we had the energy and expectations that some biffs will come along the way. None really.
The flooring was a different story. That came from a discount seller I found online and while all that was great and dandy, installation was sometimes awful. Moreso the husband/wife + home improvement factor where one of us (me) is pickier about some things. But, the solid 3 1/4″ coffee maple hardwood is beautiful. Worth it.
These pics are misleading because we have 2 energetic pups who ruin pretty much everything in the house they can get to which is why I normally have a dozen rugs on the floor and other precautions in place to help. The big rug is from Ikea, some are Target clearance specials and some were just by the check out at Menards to protect the new hardwood maple flooring.
I wanted a little something for myself since I will not be staging the place-we're just trying to get out of here, folks-so I got a kilim rug to bring in some color. Found that baby on ebay. Well, I found it on etsy then found the same seller on ebay who marked it a lower price once I started watching it and I got free shipping which was not offered on etsy. Anywho, I love it. It's one of the few things I get. Besides, staging is the next phase of life for me.
You can't see the ugly rugs in these pics, but know that they are there on a daily basis…along with a large, old microwave and various other things typically on the counter in the kitchen. I was wise enough to take those things out of the pics.
The paint is Rockport gray from Benjamin Moore. The trim was color matched using Benjamin Moore's system at our local hardware store. The butcher block is from here, a builder outlet store (if you're in the Minneapolis area). Of course, Ikea cabinets, molding and other trim from Menards, lights from Home Depot and Lowes…if anything tickles your fancy send me a comment and I'll get back to you with the details. Hardware, flooring, sink, faucets, etc..
I love the kitchen. The flow, storage, look, everything is so much better. On to the basement!
Post-Mother's Day I thought I'd share the blanket and pillow my mom made for me. I know I'm a bit backward as I am a pet mom without human children and I should have made her something, but it just aligned this way.
Gorgeous chevron, right? I love them. Thanks, mom!


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Q: How do you get a request variable using the python albatross framework I have inherited a python project, and I admit that I am a noob on this, but the project is done using the albatross framework. I have added two fields to a form: "password" and "random". I now need to know how to retrieve those form fields on the back end. In php it would be the following:
$password = $_REQUEST['password'];
$random = $_REQUEST['random'];

I have been searching for information about how to do this, using the albatross framework, and have had trouble finding anything that works in the platform I have inherited. This is in apache 2.6, using mod_python, and relying on the RequestFields functionality in albatross.cgiapp.
Does anybody know how to do this, quick-and-dirty, or via a decent tutorial, that is specific to the framework that I am using? The albatross documentation doesn't seem to tell how to get data from form fields, and digging through the source code doesn't seem to be turning up much.
Thank you for any help you can give.

A: Have you read the section on using forms in the manual? This explains things pretty well.
import cgi
form = cgi.FieldStorage()

Now form should contain a dictionary with all your form data.

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Wendy Williams has joined Coulter Roache Manager of the Geelong firm's Conveyancing Division. Wendy is a Property Lawyer, a Deakin University Law alumni and also holds a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice obtained from Leo Cussen Centre for Law.
Over the past 30 years, Wendy has predominantly worked in the legal industry and has an extensive knowledge of property and conveyancing transactions. Her focus is on providing the highest quality conveyancing and property law services to Coulter Roache clients.


In this picture Abiy Ahmed was listening to Qeerro conversations on telephone in 2016. Names of Qeerroo captured, then, got submitted to Getachew Assefa, head of National Intelligence and Security Services (NISS), to hunt down the individuals for torture and imprisonment. Abiy established the cyber security agency called Information Network Security Agency (INSA) in 2013. The job of INSA was to tap phones, internet communications, blocking individual phone lines/groups, satellite TVs and more. He had led the agency, since then, and the agency was one of the most important instrument for torture and imprisonment.
The following video shows an attack on Jan 12, 2019. The same as previous regime. The regime of PM Abiy Ahmed must be condemned by the human right activists around the world.


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EU: Enlargement Not A Top Priority For New Belgian Presidency
By Ahto Lobjakas
Belgian Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt presented a list yesterday of priorities guiding the work of the EU's next Belgian presidency. The list is headed by a commitment to promote the "European social model" and also includes the introduction of euro notes and coins at the turn of the year. Our correspondent reports that eastward enlargement of the EU does not appear to be a leading priority. RFE/RL Brussels correspondent Ahto Lobjakas reports.
Brussels, 3 July 2001 (RFE/RL) -- All recent EU presidencies -- the Swedish, French, Portuguese, and Finnish -- have put the spotlight on the EU's planned eastward enlargement, promising "breakthroughs" and an acceleration of accession talks. Although their success in meeting such a pledge has been debatable, the promise itself has become a staple of every president's list of priorities.
But Belgium, which took over the rotating presidency on Sunday, 1 July, is breaking with that tradition. Instead, its list of priorities heralds a relatively routine half-year for enlargement. The issue comes only fifth among seven main concerns, and with no breakthroughs promised. Even if the order of the priorities is not meant to reflect their relative importance, Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt's brevity in discussing enlargement was in itself a sign that the issue may see little major progress during the next six months.
Clearly, the most important task facing Verhofstadt is the issue topping his list of priorities -- to promote the "European social model."
The goal of achieving such a model is frequently evoked by many of Europe's left-wing leaders. Some, like French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin, consider it a trait particular to postwar Europe and clearly hold it in contrast to the market capitalist model exemplified by the United States.
Verhofstadt follows Jospin's line of thought. Introducing his country's presidency yesterday, he said the European social model should go beyond the simple improvement of material welfare provisions:
"The most important point about the European social model is to give the social dimension more substance and form. This is important. Also, when we speak about a gap between citizens and the European institutions, then is it also not because the European social dimension is underdeveloped?"
Verhofstadt said Belgium would strive toward giving employees greater rights in business decisions, improving its approach to unemployment, and assisting pension schemes.
Verhofstadt then went on to discuss the changeover to the euro at the turn of the year, better coordinating the EU's immigration and asylum policies, and promoting ecologically "sustainable" economic development.
On the topic of enlargement, the Belgian prime minister had two messages for the candidate countries. First, that the Belgian presidency would "strictly" adhere to the European Commission timetable -- the so-called "road map" for accession talks -- which envisages the conclusion of talks with the best-prepared candidates by the end of next year. This commitment is hardly surprising, however, given that the "road map" has been endorsed by EU leaders successively at their Nice and Goteborg summits.
The second -- and for most candidates, less palatable -- message was the prime minister's pledge to ensure the "quality" of enlargement. Verhofstadt said, "It is important that the candidates' administrative and judicial structures develop in such a way that once they adopt [EU legislation], its practical implementation should be smooth."
While it is difficult to argue with the thrust of the argument -- that adequate implementation of EU law is an essential precondition of accession -- many candidates fear that implementation, which remains an "under-determined" criterion, could be used to stall enlargement.
What the EU means by implementation should become clearer by the Ghent summit in October, which will discuss European Commission "monitoring reports" on candidates.
Belgium's sixth presidential priority covers EU foreign policy. Here Verhofstadt promised a greater emphasis on the Congo, saying that although the Balkans were "around the corner" and the Middle East "strategically" more important, the war in the Congo, with its millions of victims, had a "human dimension" that could not be ignored.
And last but not least, Belgium will also address the simmering debate on the future of the EU. To this end, the Laaken summit in December will adopt a declaration, which Verhofstadt says will address public apprehensions evidenced by the recent referenda in Denmark, where voters have rejected several EU projects, and Ireland, where the Nice Treaty was voted down last month.
Although minor-country presidencies are not expected to work miracles, past experience indicates that they can succeed in areas of priority. Sweden, the holder of the previous presidency, made enlargement an almost exclusive concern, and is generally seen as having made marked progress on the issue. But given enlargement's relatively low priority on the Belgian agenda, candidate countries may not expect to see any major changes over the next six months.


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The supply chain crisis strikes again, and this time it's targeting the furry creatures that have helped keep many people sane during the pandemic, as reports of pet food shortages roll in from around the country. As companies experience shortages of labor and materials, as well as logistics hurdles, it's affecting the supply of pet food. This comes as pet ownership across the U.S. skyrockets. According to the American Pet Products Association, pet ownership in 2021 increased to about 70 percent, and in a survey, 35 percent of pet owners said they're spending more on their pet and pet supplies, including food, over the last 12 months. That's now being reflected in grocery…
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16 Talks about the acquisition of siddhi by a woman
Library - Canonical work - Tengyur - Ordinary treatises
Talks about the acquisition of siddhi by a woman
The husband of a Bhamgala woman appeared after death as a hungry spirit. Because of this, grasping at the self, he constantly came and came to the merchant in the eastern direction as a certain merchant from the central country. When I stopped there, the maid washed my feet. When they were associated with ablution and prompting, they began to remain in the usual practice of meditation and recitation of the six syllables for the harvest. Since the hungry buh couldn't appear there to go inside, he later said "Kulu kulu". Such sounds were spoken when coming out of the lord of merchants.
The woman saw this and, having conceived wisdom, showed reverence and service to the lord of merchants. And she said: "I ask for training for myself!" Saying, I began to practice and then said about the release from this.
Vinayashri translated [the story] about the attainment of realization by a woman.
Translated by Lama Karma Paljor (O. E. Filippov).


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Chodosy (biał. Хадасы, Chadasy) – wieś (agromiasteczko) położona na Białorusi, w rejonie kamienieckim obwodu brzeskiego, wchodząca w skład sielsowietu Dmitrowicze.

Wieś szlachecka położona była w końcu XVIII wieku w powiecie brzeskolitewskim województwa brzeskolitewskiego. W czasach II Rzeczypospolitej wieś administracyjnie była położona w województwie poleskim, w powiecie brzeskim, w gminie Dmitrowicze.

Niedaleko wsi znajdują się:
 cerkiew św. Michała Archanioła w Lubaszkach,
 cerkiew Opieki Matki Bożej w Jelonce Małej,
 folwark w Chodosach.

Większość mieszkańców wsi to Białorusini wyznania prawosławnego.

Przypisy

Agromiasteczka w obwodzie brzeskim
Wsie szlacheckie I Rzeczypospolitej (województwo brzeskolitewskie)
Wsie w rejonie kamienieckim (Białoruś)

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There are so many things that I had never considered before my experiences with Buddy.
This past week, we all got the flu. Buddy missed school on Monday from it, which he did not handle well. This messed up his school week, as Tuesday he thought he should get to do the Monday things, and when Saturday came, he was upset that his fifth day of school was missing.
I always make sure that Buddy gets on and off the bus. I had the flu so badly, that I stayed in the bathroom unless someone had to use it. I could not take care of Buddy for two days. A friend was over all the time to help out. When Buddy went to come off the bus and I wasn't there, he broke down. He wanted to wait for me. He never leaves the bus without Mama. My friend had to pick him up and carry him into the house, where he had a meltdown for a good while. He also shows me anything he brought home that day. Since I wasn't able to see it, he tore everything to shreds. Later, when he calmed down and saw what he did, he cried some more. His hard work at school, ruined. It hasn't been an easy week.
His first day back at school, he brought home a packet of homework. Homework for a kindergartner! He didn't want to do it; he does school at school, not home. I tried to explain it to him, but it led to more tears and frustration. I finally told him it was so he could show me how much he learned at school.He proudly wrote his T's and t's and 1's before abruptly stopping. He wouldn't go on. I knew he could count to five, and the next number was 2, so it wasn't new to him. I coaxed and coaxed, but he didn't want to do it without help. The same thing happened with 3, 4, and 5, but 0 was fine as was A, but not a. It clicked.
I think Buddy is dyslexic.
I grabbed some extra paper and wrote on the top: A H I M O P T U V W X Y and asked if he could do it. He did them all… except P. I praised him and asked about it. He refused to do it. I coaxed him again. He fought for a bit, upset, and finally wrote it… upside down and backward. He can trace anything just fine, but when left on his own, they don't come out right.
He has an ARD meeting at the end of the month, and I'm writing a note to his teacher to see if she can keep an eye on it for the meeting. I think I may finally know why Buddy hasn't been able to learn some of the things I tried to teach him at home.


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IPX est un sigle qui peut désigner :
 Internetwork Packet Exchange, l'implémentation Novell du Internet Datagram Protocol développé par Xerox ;
 , un modèle d'interconnexion des télécommunications pour l'échange de trafic basé sur IP développé par la GSM Association.


Ashley Furniture partnered with Hoofcase to launch their first retail store in China. As part their international strategy to open stores around the globe, we collaborated with Ashley Furniture to create a tailored in-store communication package. This is the template being used for the 30-plus stores opening in China in the coming years.
Based on in-depth research of the Chinese consumer provided by Ashley, and intimate knowledge of their business goals, Hoofcase designed communications to highlight Ashley's brand pillars of Quality, Style, Safety and Selection. The success of the Ashley Furniture flagship store in Shanghai has emboldened their plans of opening stores in Indonesia, South Africa and Europe.


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FreedomWorks Applauds President Trump's Nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to The United States Supreme Court
WASHINGTON, D.C.– FreedomWorks applauds President Trump for his nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the United States Supreme Court. Having been appointed to the Seventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in 2017, Judge Barrett is a credentialed nominee who has led a career marked by strong moral character and reverence for the rule of law.
FreedomWorks President Adam Brandon commented:
"Judge Barrett is an excellent choice to fill the seat of the late Justice Ginsburg. She is a fearless defender of the Constitution and will not hesitate to strike down violations of our rights under the Constitution. If confirmed as a justice on the nation's highest court, we can count on her to continue interpreting the Constitution as it was written and intended by the Founders.
"We urge the Senate to proceed with a successful vote before November 3rd. Republicans cannot pass up this opportunity to put an originalist in the mold of Justice Scalia on the bench. They should confirm Judge Barrett as quickly as possible. FreedomWorks' nationwide grassroots activist community looks forward to supporting her throughout the confirmation process."


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Our Forefathers words were filled with wisdom from the Lord!
Our Forefathers had much to say to future generations of Americans. I believe their advice is important for us today.
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Tag Archives: Hannah Daman
Lori McKenna with Hailey Whitters
I've been seeing fewer and fewer shows these days. There are two reasons for the lack of live music in my life. The first is that my partner works in theater and I've seen 26 plays in the last year alone. The heart of the matter, though, is that audiences seem to be more and more full of people lacking basic concert etiquette these days, and it's just not fun to go to concerts when people in the audience push, talk non-stop, and record the whole show through their phone screen. I've lost my patience with it, so I'm being a lot more picky about the shows I am choosing to attend. I am primarily attending seated shows, where pushing is basically impossible, because people can't show up late and steal your chair. All of these conscious decisions absolutely melted away from my anxious concert-going brain on Sunday night, though, and I am so grateful for it.
Lori McKenna and her band came to Port City Music Hall to play her album, Bittertown, on its 15th anniversary, and it was a GA seated show. I showed up just after the doors opened (after stopping on Washington Avenue to support Hannah Daman's [of Sibylline] new delicious maple creemee food truck venture), and found an empty second row center seat. I was blown away by the show in every sense and was so grateful to my fellow concert-goers who were attentive and came to listen. It was perfect and was such an unexpected joy.
Hailey Whitters took the stage in vintage overalls Lori McKenna gave her, and she just blew me away. I try to never miss an opening act, and Hailey exemplifies the reason why. You just never know who you might fall in love with. Hailey is 29 and from a small town in Iowa. She's been living in Nashville–co-writing and performing–for 12 years, and she has a voice and songs with lyrics that pierced me in the heart. I was hit right in the feels by "The Days" and "Heartland." Hailey told us she wrote "Ten Year Town" with fellow songwriter Brandy Clark about feeling low and broken hearted by Nashville and the music industry and being away from home for ten years and not having a lot to show for it. She'd just found out she was going to get to play the Grand Ole Opry later in the week because of that song and told us, "if you have a dream and you feel like giving up–don't." I laughed and cried moments apart while she sang "Janice and the Hotel Bar." Her album, The Dream, is due to be released later this year and I can't wait to get my hands on it. I am so sure Hailey's on the cusp of getting the recognition she's worked so hard for. Check her out in Rolling Stone.
I heard a couple of women behind me talking about music during the break, so I turned around and they kindly let me join the conversation. I enjoyed the chat with Jo, who owns Cup of Joe in Portsmouth (Jo–I am listening to Erick Baker on repeat right now!), and Fiona from Bait Bag, a feminist punk trio from North Haven I'd heard of because my friend Aimsel is nuts for them.
Lori McKenna came to the stage with her band–Jamie Edwards, John Sands, Paul Kochanski, and Lyle Brewer–after a long break. She told us that Bittertown came out three days after her son David was born. Lori played the entire album straight through and she told us the story behind each and every song. It was my concert dream! She joked that she had to look most of the songs up on Google to have other people teach her how to play them again. She made us laugh a lot all night long. She said, "I have five children and they only really care about whether or not they're going to get fed after school when they come home and I'm writing a song at the table in my sweatpants." I loved hearing about the songs from Lori. She told us she could tell when she learned certain things about her own life and when she learned how to play certain chord progressions and with a drummer. We were in the palm of her hand all night, and I remember thinking about halfway through her set that I hadn't heard a peep from anywhere in the room the whole set. We were all there together to hear these stories, and that really meant something to me. So, it made me laugh even more when Lori told us, "this is a master class in the worst things you can say before or after songs," because she did everything so right, from start to finish.
We laughed throughout the evening, but especially when Lori told us about her dad, Frank Giroux, who worked for Boston Edison for 42 years and gave his six children a hard time when they didn't turn off the lights at home. He'd say, "I work for the electric company, I don't own the electric company." She joked, "I can't get away from these utility people. My husband works for the gas company in the maps and records department, which is the name of my publishing company" and she made us promise to call Dig Safe and wait two days for Gene McKenna to see if he sprays a G or does not spray a G in your yard before you dig even a little hole to put up a new mailbox."
I was particularly glad to hear a favorite Lori McKenna song, "If You Ask," in person again. I think I've only seen Lori three times live–once in 2006 and again in 2012. All three times have been such a pleasure. She is the best of the best.
Lori's high school in Stoughton, Massachusetts is about to be torn down, so her last two kids will attend the brand new Stoughton High School that's been built adjacent to the old one that's inspired so much of her songwriting. She told us there was never a timeframe that would have made sense for her and Gene to move away, so they stayed put and can walk to her dad's house and the house her husband Gene grew up in.
Lori said that a lot of songwriting is writing songs that no one ever hears, so she was especially grateful to get to play songs for an audience. She told us that she'd talked about that aspect of songwriting with Liz Rose and Hillary Lidnsey on Malcolm Gladwell's Broken Record. They wrote an absolutely stunning song together inspired by David Letterman, who on a Netflix special interviewing Howard Stern, said "my son is 14 years old. What's the world going to be like when he's my age?" It inspired "When You're My Age," which had the audience in tears.
Lori played "Humble & Kind" and then Hailey joined her on stage for "Girl Crush" and "Happy People." Lori told us that they first time she and Hailey ever wrote a song together she showed up in Stoughton and wanted to write a song called "Happy People." Lori said that the best parts of the song came from Hailey–especially the parts about how we affect one another. Lori said "It's the happiest damn song I've ever helped write, so we'll leave you with this and I hope you're the happiest people we know." I was a whole lot happier after this show, for sure! Thank you Lori! I sure hope you'll come back to Maine, too, Hailey!
Tagged as Aimsel Ponti, Bait Bag, Bittertown, Broken Record, Concert Etiquette, Cup of Joe, Dig Safe, Girl Crush, Grand Old Opry, Hailey Whitters, Hannah Daman, Happy People, Hillary Lidnsey, Humble & Kind, Jamie Edwards, John Sands, Liz Rose, Lori McKenna, Lyle Brewer, Malcom Gladwell, Maple Creemee, Paul Kochanski, Port City Music Hall, Portland Maine, Rolling Stone, Stoughton Massachusetts, Ten Year Town
February 5, 2018 · 1:45 PM
Ben Cosgrove and Friends
Blue, Portland, Maine
My friend Ben Cosgrove is an insanely talented pianist and a mighty fine accordion player, too. I met him back in 2014 when he produced our friend Max Garcia Conover's Ellery album. Ben tours non-stop, crisscrossing the United States and playing really any venue that will have him. I follow Ben on Instagram, and he'll post a beautiful picture from St. Louis one night and from Wyoming the next. His determination to play for people is really commendable. His music is inspired by the landscape he experiences in his travel, which is plentiful. I heard him play on 98.9 WCLZ last summer, and if you like context like I do, check out my friendKen Templeton's interview with Ben ahead of his 2017 release, Salt.
Happy 30th, Ben Cosgrove!
Ben turned 30 last week, and he asked the kind folks at Blue if they'd open their doors on a Tuesday (it's usually their day off) so he could play a birthday show. It was such a treat to spend the evening listening to Ben and his talented friends play for us. I showed up while Hannah Daman (she was a highlight of my 2017concerts) was on stage. Griffin Sherry and Max Davis, both from the Ghost of Paul Revere, played a couple of songs with Ben, as did Max Garcia Conover. To close the night, Ben and his friends covered Dawes' "All Your Favorite Bands."Ben played with the Ghost of Paul Reverelast summer when they opened for Guster at Thompson's Point, and he is about to head out on tour with them for the next month or so.
If you're sad you missed this fun night, Ben, Max Garcia Conover, Griffin Sherry, and Max Davis play tonight at Blue at 6pm.
Tagged as 98.9 WCLZ, Ben Cosgrove, Blue, Ghost of Paul Revere, Griffin Sherry, Hannah Daman, Ken Templeton, Max Davis, Max Garcia Conover


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Grand View University offers 30 Iowa approved teaching endorsements. Endorsements are state specific, so please check with your state's endorsement standards. Complementary teaching endorsements support initial Secondary Education teaching licenses. These complementary endorsements authorize a teacher to teach in additional content areas in grades 5-12.
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After completing any 5-12 Secondary Education Initial Content Endorsement, an American Government Endorsement may be added. Those not licensed as Social Sciences teachers must earn a minimum of 24 credit hours in American Government to earn this complementary endorsement.
NOTE: If not licensed as a Social Sciences teacher, an additional 9 hours of American Government course work must be completed to total 24 hours.
After completing any 5-12 Secondary Education Initial Content Endorsement, an American History Endorsement may be added. Those not licensed as Social Sciences teachers must earn a minimum of 24 credit hours in American History to earn this complementary endorsement.
Note: The complementary endorsements of American History (#158) and World History (#166) are embedded within a double major in Secondary Education and History. The faculty of both the Education and History departments strongly advise the additional completion of the All Social Sciences endorsement (#186).
*These courses cannot be duplicated in the World History endorsement.
NOTE: If not licensed as a Social Sciences teacher, an additional 9 hours of American History course work must be completed to total 24 hours.
After completing a 5-12 Secondary Education Initial Content Endorsement in a science area, a Basic Science Endorsement may be added.
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This course is a study of the individual from conception to death. The course explores the simultaneous cognitive, social, physical, and psychological changes which occur during the lifespan and the theories which attempt to explain these changes. The history of developmental psychology and research methods used to study developmental change also are explored.
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This educational practicum is required for students seeking the 5-12 Instructional Strategist I Teaching Endorsement. Students are placed in a 5-12 Instructional Strategist I program to observe and to experiment with teaching materials and methods. Specific teaching strategies and issues are emphasized. Regular on-campus class meetings are provided to connect theories and practical experience. Field Experience: 6 hours per week arranged on a regular basis in a 5-12 Instructional Strategist I program. This assignment is made in consultation with the education faculty. Permission to take this practicum concurrently with another practicum must be obtained from the instructors.
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This course embeds individual instruction of a struggling reader with strategies to support accelerated learning. Participants will engage in an array of activities to support accelerated learning, including: identification of reading issues, on-going assessment to guide instruction, techniques supporting reading acquisition, and student monitoring. Time in the classroom.
Prospective K-12 special education teachers gain practical experience in interpreting standardized, criterion referenced, and informal diagnostic instruments. Functional and curriculum based assessments are examined as students use diagnostic and assessment instruments to plan appropriate instructional strategies.
Students are required to apply acquired techniques of behavior management and instructional accommodation to situations commonly encountered in school settings. Students are expected to contribute case studies, research current methods and strategies, and develop instructional plans.
Special Note: EDUC 425 Secondary Student Teaching (12 credits) - The student teacher will teach eight weeks in a regular classroom and eight weeks in an Instructional Strategist I: Mild and Moderate classroom.
After completing any 5-12 Secondary Education Initial Content Endorsement, a Math Endorsement may be added.
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Special Note: Those not licensed as Social Sciences teachers must completed an additional 9 hours coursework in Sociology to total 24 credits.
After completing any 5-12 Secondary Education Initial Content Endorsement, a Spanish Endorsement may be added.
*Students who have taken at least 3 years of high school Spanish may enroll in Spanish II. If they earn a grade of "C" or higher, they will receive credit for Spanish I. The processing fee of $30 needs to be paid to receive the credit.
After completing a 5-12 mathematics OR a 5-12 science endorsement, a STEM endorsement may be added. Students must complete the designated coursework in each of the categories (A, B, C, D).
A minimum of 12 credit hours of approved college-level science coursework including content in Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Earth Science.
After completing any 5-12 Secondary Education Initial Content Endorsement, a World History Endorsement may be added. Those not licensed as Social Sciences teachers must earn a minimum of 24 credit hours in World History to earn this complementary endorsement.
*These courses cannot be duplicated in the American History endorsement.
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The NBA draft is upon us, and despite a dearth of European talent, the 2018 class is a very deep one, with quality at small forward and point guard. However, in a wing-driven, perimeter-oriented league, it is Arizona freshman center Deandre Ayton who likely will be selected first overall. But there is plenty of intrigue surrounding forward Michael Porter Jr. and his medicals, and Slovenian sensation Luka Doncic and his all-around skills. And, no, in case you're wondering, LiAngelo Ball will not get drafted.


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VIDEO: Washburn's 93-43 win over Evangel
Washburn / SID / Video By: Michael Vander Linden, Washburn Review
Sierra Moeller had a season-high 16 points and joined three other Lady Blues in double figures as Washburn defeated Evangel, 93-43 Monday night in Lee Arena.
No. 10 Washburn improved to 7-2 in its final non-conference tune up. The Lady Blues will travel to Northwest Missouri Saturday for a 5:30 p.m. game to open MIAA play.
Moeller was 5 of 8 from the field and 6 of 9 from the free throw line. Overall, Washburn shot 59 percent in the game while the Lady Crusaders (1-5), playing the game as an exhibition, were 31 percent from the field. Washburn was 10 of 20 from 3-point range and Evangel was 4 of 23.
Ebonie Williams went 6 of 7 from the field for 14 points and Stevi Schultz hit four 3-pointers and scored 13 points. Laura McMullin was 5 of 7 from the field for 14 points.
2011-12 Lady Blues basketball vs Evangel Gallery
Washburn led by 20 at halftime and quickly built it to 30 by starting the half on a 10-0 run. Williams hit two straight 3-pointers during that streak. Evangel then hit two free throws but Washburn came right back with 10 more consecutive points to give the Lady Blues 20 of the first 22 points in the second half.
A 12-0 run later put the Lady Blues up by 44, 77-33 at the 7:19 mark. Schultz hit a pair of treys during that streak. A free throw from Brittney Lynch later gave WU a 50-point lead at 3:10 and then in the final minute, Stormye Everett hit a lay-up that gave WU a game-high 54-point lead.
Casyn Buchman scored eight points off the bench for Washburn. She was 2 for 2 from 3-point range in the first half and in the second half McMullin scored 12 of her 14 points off 5 of 6 shooting.
After a solid 56 percent effort from the field in the first half for Washburn, the Lady Blues returned to the floor and shot 63 percent in the second half. They were 5 of 9 (56 percent) from 3-point range in the closing 20 minutes.
The Lady Blues recorded 26 assists off 35 made baskets. Schultz led with five and four other players had at least three.
Schultz also led Washburn with seven rebounds and Moeller led with three blocks, setting a season-high. The Lady Blues led Evangel in rebounds, 43-21 and committed 11 turnovers while EU had 17.
Emily Akins led the Lady Crusaders with 14 points and Kara Blankenship had 12. She led her team with four assists.


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/*
 * vim:ts=4:sw=4:expandtab
 *
 * i3bar - an xcb-based status- and ws-bar for i3
 * © 2010 Axel Wagner and contributors (see also: LICENSE)
 *
 * config.c: Parses the configuration (received from i3).
 *
 */
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <i3/ipc.h>
#include <yajl/yajl_parse.h>
#include <yajl/yajl_version.h>

#include <X11/Xlib.h>

#include "common.h"

static char *cur_key;
static bool parsing_bindings;

/*
 * Parse a key.
 *
 * Essentially we just save it in cur_key.
 *
 */
static int config_map_key_cb(void *params_, const unsigned char *keyVal, size_t keyLen) {
    FREE(cur_key);

    cur_key = smalloc(sizeof(unsigned char) * (keyLen + 1));
    strncpy(cur_key, (const char *)keyVal, keyLen);
    cur_key[keyLen] = '\0';

    if (strcmp(cur_key, "bindings") == 0)
        parsing_bindings = true;

    return 1;
}

static int config_end_array_cb(void *params_) {
    parsing_bindings = false;
    return 1;
}

/*
 * Parse a null value (current_workspace)
 *
 */
static int config_null_cb(void *params_) {
    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "id")) {
        /* If 'id' is NULL, the bar config was not found. Error out. */
        ELOG("No such bar config. Use 'i3-msg -t get_bar_config' to get the available configs.\n");
        ELOG("Are you starting i3bar by hand? You should not:\n");
        ELOG("Configure a 'bar' block in your i3 config and i3 will launch i3bar automatically.\n");
        exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
    }

    return 1;
}

/*
 * Parse a string
 *
 */
static int config_string_cb(void *params_, const unsigned char *val, size_t _len) {
    int len = (int)_len;
    /* The id and socket_path are ignored, we already know them. */
    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "id") || !strcmp(cur_key, "socket_path"))
        return 1;

    if (parsing_bindings) {
        if (strcmp(cur_key, "command") == 0) {
            binding_t *binding = TAILQ_LAST(&(config.bindings), bindings_head);
            if (binding == NULL) {
                ELOG("There is no binding to put the current command onto. This is a bug in i3.\n");
                return 0;
            }

            if (binding->command != NULL) {
                ELOG("The binding for input_code = %d already has a command. This is a bug in i3.\n", binding->input_code);
                return 0;
            }

            sasprintf(&(binding->command), "%.*s", len, val);
            return 1;
        }

        ELOG("Unknown key \"%s\" while parsing bar bindings.\n", cur_key);
        return 0;
    }

    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "mode")) {
        DLOG("mode = %.*s, len = %d\n", len, val, len);
        config.hide_on_modifier = (len == 4 && !strncmp((const char *)val, "dock", strlen("dock")) ? M_DOCK
                                                                                : (len == 4 && !strncmp((const char *)val, "hide", strlen("hide")) ? M_HIDE
                                                                                : M_INVISIBLE));
        return 1;
    }

    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "hidden_state")) {
        DLOG("hidden_state = %.*s, len = %d\n", len, val, len);
        config.hidden_state = (len == 4 && !strncmp((const char *)val, "hide", strlen("hide")) ? S_HIDE : S_SHOW);
        return 1;
    }

    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "modifier")) {
        DLOG("modifier = %.*s\n", len, val);
        if (len == 5 && !strncmp((const char *)val, "shift", strlen("shift"))) {
            config.modifier = ShiftMask;
            return 1;
        }
        if (len == 4 && !strncmp((const char *)val, "ctrl", strlen("ctrl"))) {
            config.modifier = ControlMask;
            return 1;
        }
        if (len == 4 && !strncmp((const char *)val, "Mod", strlen("Mod"))) {
            switch (val[3]) {
                case '1':
                    config.modifier = Mod1Mask;
                    return 1;
                case '2':
                    config.modifier = Mod2Mask;
                    return 1;
                case '3':
                    config.modifier = Mod3Mask;
                    return 1;
                /*
                case '4':
                    config.modifier = Mod4Mask;
                    return 1;
                */
                case '5':
                    config.modifier = Mod5Mask;
                    return 1;
            }
        }
        config.modifier = Mod4Mask;
        return 1;
    }

    /* This key was sent in <= 4.10.2. We keep it around to avoid breakage for
     * users updating from that version and restarting i3bar before i3. */
    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "wheel_up_cmd")) {
        DLOG("wheel_up_cmd = %.*s\n", len, val);
        binding_t *binding = scalloc(1, sizeof(binding_t));
        binding->input_code = 4;
        sasprintf(&(binding->command), "%.*s", len, val);
        TAILQ_INSERT_TAIL(&(config.bindings), binding, bindings);
        return 1;
    }

    /* This key was sent in <= 4.10.2. We keep it around to avoid breakage for
     * users updating from that version and restarting i3bar before i3. */
    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "wheel_down_cmd")) {
        DLOG("wheel_down_cmd = %.*s\n", len, val);
        binding_t *binding = scalloc(1, sizeof(binding_t));
        binding->input_code = 5;
        sasprintf(&(binding->command), "%.*s", len, val);
        TAILQ_INSERT_TAIL(&(config.bindings), binding, bindings);
        return 1;
    }

    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "position")) {
        DLOG("position = %.*s\n", len, val);
        config.position = (len == 3 && !strncmp((const char *)val, "top", strlen("top")) ? POS_TOP : POS_BOT);
        return 1;
    }

    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "status_command")) {
        DLOG("command = %.*s\n", len, val);
        sasprintf(&config.command, "%.*s", len, val);
        return 1;
    }

    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "font")) {
        DLOG("font = %.*s\n", len, val);
        sasprintf(&config.fontname, "%.*s", len, val);
        return 1;
    }

    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "separator_symbol")) {
        DLOG("separator = %.*s\n", len, val);
        I3STRING_FREE(config.separator_symbol);
        config.separator_symbol = i3string_from_utf8_with_length((const char *)val, len);
        return 1;
    }

    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "outputs")) {
        DLOG("+output %.*s\n", len, val);
        int new_num_outputs = config.num_outputs + 1;
        config.outputs = srealloc(config.outputs, sizeof(char *) * new_num_outputs);
        sasprintf(&config.outputs[config.num_outputs], "%.*s", len, val);
        config.num_outputs = new_num_outputs;
        return 1;
    }

    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "tray_output")) {
        DLOG("tray_output %.*s\n", len, val);
        FREE(config.tray_output);
        sasprintf(&config.tray_output, "%.*s", len, val);
        return 1;
    }

#define COLOR(json_name, struct_name)                                  \
    do {                                                               \
        if (!strcmp(cur_key, #json_name)) {                            \
            DLOG(#json_name " = " #struct_name " = %.*s\n", len, val); \
            sasprintf(&(config.colors.struct_name), "%.*s", len, val); \
            return 1;                                                  \
        }                                                              \
    } while (0)

    COLOR(statusline, bar_fg);
    COLOR(background, bar_bg);
    COLOR(separator, sep_fg);
    COLOR(focused_workspace_border, focus_ws_border);
    COLOR(focused_workspace_bg, focus_ws_bg);
    COLOR(focused_workspace_text, focus_ws_fg);
    COLOR(active_workspace_border, active_ws_border);
    COLOR(active_workspace_bg, active_ws_bg);
    COLOR(active_workspace_text, active_ws_fg);
    COLOR(inactive_workspace_border, inactive_ws_border);
    COLOR(inactive_workspace_bg, inactive_ws_bg);
    COLOR(inactive_workspace_text, inactive_ws_fg);
    COLOR(urgent_workspace_border, urgent_ws_border);
    COLOR(urgent_workspace_bg, urgent_ws_bg);
    COLOR(urgent_workspace_text, urgent_ws_fg);
    COLOR(binding_mode_border, binding_mode_border);
    COLOR(binding_mode_bg, binding_mode_bg);
    COLOR(binding_mode_text, binding_mode_fg);

    printf("got unexpected string %.*s for cur_key = %s\n", len, val, cur_key);

    return 0;
}

/*
 * Parse a boolean value
 *
 */
static int config_boolean_cb(void *params_, int val) {
    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "binding_mode_indicator")) {
        DLOG("binding_mode_indicator = %d\n", val);
        config.disable_binding_mode_indicator = !val;
        return 1;
    }

    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "workspace_buttons")) {
        DLOG("workspace_buttons = %d\n", val);
        config.disable_ws = !val;
        return 1;
    }

    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "strip_workspace_numbers")) {
        DLOG("strip_workspace_numbers = %d\n", val);
        config.strip_ws_numbers = val;
        return 1;
    }

    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "verbose")) {
        DLOG("verbose = %d\n", val);
        config.verbose = val;
        return 1;
    }

    return 0;
}

/*
 * Parse an integer value
 *
 */
static int config_integer_cb(void *params_, long long val) {
    if (parsing_bindings) {
        if (strcmp(cur_key, "input_code") == 0) {
            binding_t *binding = scalloc(1, sizeof(binding_t));
            binding->input_code = val;
            TAILQ_INSERT_TAIL(&(config.bindings), binding, bindings);

            return 1;
        }

        ELOG("Unknown key \"%s\" while parsing bar bindings.\n", cur_key);
        return 0;
    }

    if (!strcmp(cur_key, "tray_padding")) {
        DLOG("tray_padding = %lld\n", val);
        config.tray_padding = val;
        return 1;
    }

    return 0;
}

/* A datastructure to pass all these callbacks to yajl */
static yajl_callbacks outputs_callbacks = {
    .yajl_null = config_null_cb,
    .yajl_boolean = config_boolean_cb,
    .yajl_integer = config_integer_cb,
    .yajl_string = config_string_cb,
    .yajl_end_array = config_end_array_cb,
    .yajl_map_key = config_map_key_cb,
};

/*
 * Start parsing the received bar configuration JSON string
 *
 */
void parse_config_json(char *json) {
    yajl_handle handle;
    yajl_status state;
    handle = yajl_alloc(&outputs_callbacks, NULL, NULL);

    TAILQ_INIT(&(config.bindings));

    state = yajl_parse(handle, (const unsigned char *)json, strlen(json));

    /* FIXME: Proper error handling for JSON parsing */
    switch (state) {
        case yajl_status_ok:
            break;
        case yajl_status_client_canceled:
        case yajl_status_error:
            ELOG("Could not parse config reply!\n");
            exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
            break;
    }

    yajl_free(handle);
}

/*
 * free()s the color strings as soon as they are not needed anymore.
 *
 */
void free_colors(struct xcb_color_strings_t *colors) {
#define FREE_COLOR(x)    \
    do {                 \
        FREE(colors->x); \
    } while (0)
    FREE_COLOR(bar_fg);
    FREE_COLOR(bar_bg);
    FREE_COLOR(sep_fg);
    FREE_COLOR(active_ws_fg);
    FREE_COLOR(active_ws_bg);
    FREE_COLOR(active_ws_border);
    FREE_COLOR(inactive_ws_fg);
    FREE_COLOR(inactive_ws_bg);
    FREE_COLOR(inactive_ws_border);
    FREE_COLOR(urgent_ws_fg);
    FREE_COLOR(urgent_ws_bg);
    FREE_COLOR(urgent_ws_border);
    FREE_COLOR(focus_ws_fg);
    FREE_COLOR(focus_ws_bg);
    FREE_COLOR(focus_ws_border);
    FREE_COLOR(binding_mode_fg);
    FREE_COLOR(binding_mode_bg);
    FREE_COLOR(binding_mode_border);
#undef FREE_COLOR
}


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El Curtiss XF14C fue un avión de caza naval estadounidense. Fue desarrollado por Curtiss-Wright en respuesta a una solicitud de la Armada de los Estados Unidos de 1941 para producir un nuevo avión de caza embarcado de altas prestaciones.

Diseño y desarrollo

En 1941, la Armada estadounidense solicitó un avión de caza embarcado en portaaviones de prestaciones mejoradas, que iba a ser propulsado por el propuesto motor de altas prestaciones, 24 cilindros y refrigerado por líquido Lycoming XH-2470. Esta era una medida inusual para la Armada, que había sido inflexible hasta ese momento en que todos sus aviones usaran motores radiales refrigerados por aire.

El 30 de junio de 1941 se le concedió un contrato a la compañía Curtiss-Wright por dos aviones prototipo, designados XF14C-1. En la misma fecha se le concedieron contratos de desarrollo a la Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation por el monomotor XF6F-1 y el bimotor XF7F-1, usando ambos motores radiales refrigerados por aire Pratt & Whitney R-2800 Double Wasp.

Al comienzo del desarrollo, la Armada solicitó mejores prestaciones de altitud y, en vista del poco satisfactorio progreso del desarrollo del motor XH-2470, Curtiss adaptó el diseño del avión alrededor del nuevo motor radial refrigerado por aire y sobrealimentado Wright R-3350 Duplex-Cyclone. El avión equipado con este motor radial refrigerado por aire de dieciocho cilindros en dos filas fue designado XF14C-2. El XF-14C-1 fue cancelado. Además, viendo los problemas de operación a altitudes de alrededor de 12 000 m, la Armada inició trabajos en una tercera versión con cabina presurizada, designada XF14C-3.

Finalmente, solo el prototipo XF14C-2 fue completado, volando por primera vez en julio de 1944. Además, la decepción con las estimaciones de rendimiento y los retrasos en la disponibilidad del motor XR-3350-16, junto con la menguante necesidad táctica de un caza de muy gran altura, condujeron a la cancelación del desarrollo.

Variantes

 XF14C-1
 Versión inicial con motor Lycoming XH-2470, no construida.
 XF14C-2
 Versión con motor Wright R-3350 Duplex-Cyclone, uno construido.
 XF14C-3
 Versión del XF14C-2 concabina presurizada, no construida.

Operadores

 Armada de los Estados Unidos

Especificaciones (XF14C-2)

Aeronaves relacionadas

Véase también

 Anexo:Aviones de caza
 Anexo:Aeronaves militares de los Estados Unidos (navales)

Referencias

Bibliografía

 Bowers, Peter M. Curtiss Aircraft, 1907–1947. London, UK: Putnam & Company Ltd., 1979. .
 Green, William. War Planes of the Second World War - Fighters, vol. 4. London, UK: MacDonald, 1961. .
 Green, William and Swanborough, Gordon. WW2 Aircraft Fact Files: US Navy and marine Corps Fighters. London, UK: Macdonald and Jane's Publishers Ltd., 1976. .

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Aeronaves de ala baja
Aviones tractores monomotores
Aviones con hélices contrarrotativas
Cazas de Estados Unidos de los años 1940


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