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Q: ProGaurd:Classes getting delete which are indirectly referenced to external libraries I am using javaCV library for video creation in android.Its working while
minifyEnabled false

but if I am using proguard(All the indirectly referenced files are getting deleted) Its crashing with below error while creating video

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Q: trying to create a form in Visualforce page through custom controller, preview showing blank while seeing preview its showing blank on salesforce classic
also, custom controller class showing not found.
<apex:page standardController="Timepagenew" >
    <apex:form>

        <apex:pageBlock title="Enter Timesheet Details">
            <apex:pageBlockSection title="Details">

            <apex:inputField value="{!tsObj.Name}"/>
            <apex:inputField value="{!tsObj.Email__c}"/>
            <apex:inputField value="{!tsObj.Date__c}"/>
            <apex:inputField value="{!tsObj.Time__c}"/>
            <apex:inputField value="{!tsObj.Working_Hours__c}"/>
             <apex:inputField value="{!tsObj.Empid__c}"/>
             <apex:inputField value="{!tsObj.Actual_Hours__c}"/>

            <apex:commandButton  value="Save" action="{!saveTime}"/>

            </apex:pageBlockSection>

        </apex:pageBlock>

    </apex:form>
</apex:page>

custom controller class

public class Timepagenew {
    public TimeSheet__c tsObj{get;set;}

    public Timepagenew(){
        tsObj=new TimeSheet__c();
    }

    public pagereference SaveTime(){
        insert tsObj;
        return new pagereference('/'+tsObj.id);
    }

}

A: You are using

standardController="Timepagenew"

while you need to use

controller="Timepagenew"

For more details see:
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.pages.meta/pages/pages_controller_custom.htm

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Nathaniel Marchant
Nathaniel Marchant RA (1739–1816) was an English gem engraver.
Nathaniel Marchant - Ring with Intaglio of Marcellus - Walters 421137
Marchant was born in Sussex in 1739. He studied under Edward Burch, and in 1766 became a member of the Incorporated Society of Artists.
In 1773 he went to Rome, where he remained until 1789, when, having already gained a considerable at reputation for his engraved gems, he returned to London.[1]
He was noted as a sculptor of intaglios, medals, and poetical designs for cameos[1] His subjects included copies from the antique, adaptations of famous paintings and portraits of his contemporaries.[2] He held several appointments, including as assistant engraver to the mint, gem sculptor to the Prince of Wales, engraver to the king,[1] and from 1800, engraver to the Stamp Office.[2]
He was elected an associate of the Royal Academy in 1791 and a full academician in 1809. When elected to the academy, Marchant originally offered a set of impressions of gems he had cut as his diploma work.They were however rejected on the grounds that they were not, as required by the Academy, " original work". He then sent a cast of a female head, which was also declined "casts not being deemed admissible from sculptors." He finally he submitted a gem which was accepted.[1]
In 1792 he published a catalogue of a hundred of his gems.[2]
He died in 1816.[1]
^ a b c d e Hodgson, J. E.; Eaton, Frederick A. (1905). The Royal Academy and its Members 1768-1830. London: John Murray.
^ a b c "Nathaniel Marchant (Biographical details)". British Museum. Retrieved 26 May 2016.
G. Seidmann, 'Nathaniel Marchant, gem-engraver, 1739-1816', in Walpole Society; 53 (1987), p. 1-105
A Catalogue of One Hundred Impressions from Gems, Engraved by Nathaniel Marchant. Internet Archive.
"Portrait of Emma Hart, Later Lady Hamilton". Metropolitan Museum.
Profile on Royal Academy of Arts Collections
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Molly Road Forest Parcel
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Type: Multiple Uses
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Parcel highlights:
· Each parcel benefits from developed access, ready to be used for recreation, camp/home development, forest management, and potential sugarbush;
· Various prime potential building sites have been kept out of the land's "Current Use" enrollment thus avoiding future development penalty's if structures are built within these sites;
· Short drive to strong job markets to the east and south;
· Electric power is nearby.
The parcel is situated in the southern section of the town of Cabot in the north-eastern part of Vermont. Cabot's population is fairly low, with its landscape dominated by abundant forestland, farms in the valleys, and widely scattered homes along roads. Its town center is 5 miles from the property and hosts Cabot Creamery, one of the region's largest cheese producers.
Danville, the largest nearby town, is 7 miles to the east and hosts an attractive town center with a variety of amenities. Marshfield Village is 5 miles to the southwest and has a fully stocked country store and gas station. The scenic hamlet of Peacham is 6.5 miles to the east. St. Johnsbury is a 30-minute drive and is the largest regional town providing all amenities.
The land is situated within a 3-minute drive to Moly's Falls Pond boat launch. The 411-acre pond and surrounding 653 acres is a state park available for boating, camping, and hiking. The lake offers diverse fisheries of rainbow trout, brook trout, northern pike, pickerel, smallmouth bass, and yellow perch.
Boston is a 2 hour and forty-five-minute drive.
Molly Road Parcel is located along Last Road, which is unmaintained by the town but has a fairly good gravel surface. The property boundary begins roughly 3,500' up Last Road from its junction with Route 2. The land's eastern boundary then runs along the road for roughly 1,830'. The southern boundary runs along Molly Road, which is also unmaintained by the town but has a good gravel surface. Beyond the property on Molly Road is a residence. Interior woods trails are well developed.
The land's lowest elevation (1,615') is at the junctions of Last and Molly Roads. From each area along the road frontage, the land rises uphill (towards Danville Hill) to a high elevation of 1,949'. The land's relatively high elevation offers nice views to the south and east in some areas with tree clearing.
The most logical potential building site is located at the end of the Molly Road frontage within the 2-acre zone that has been excluded from the Current Use enrollment. A small clearing is located at this level well-drained site.
The northern back end of the land has some steep slopes with rock out-cropping common. Given the land's high elevation, there are no streams that cross the land.
The forest management plan delineates two stands on the property. Stand 1 is a +/-40 acre sugar maple stand that appears to have been a former sugarbush 30-40 years ago. Roughly 88% of the species is sugar maple, and the stand is quite mature with many overstory trees being 90 to 110 years old. This stand offers a very good sugarbush opportunity and likely possesses 2,000 taps. It was thinned in 2016.
Stand 2 of the management plan has mixed species; here on this parcel, the composition is primarily northern hardwoods with the exception of a higher percentage of softwoods in an area close to the junctions of Lost and Molly Roads. This area was also thinned in 2016.
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Q: Is there a way to set two starting and stoping points in range() in python 3? for i in range(65, 123)

I want i to range from 65 to 91 and from 97 to 123 (ASCII for upper and lower case letters) omitting 92 to 96, but I can only input one start and one stop value. Is there a way to omit those or set diferent start and stop values?

A: You can chain the two range objects using itertools.chain:
>>> from itertools import chain
>>> chain(range(5), range(9, 14))
<itertools.chain object at 0x101a8e588>
>>> list(_)
[0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13]

 from itertools import chain

 for i in chain(range(65, 91), range(97, 123)):
     ...

A: You can use itertools.chain:
import itertools
for i in itertools.chain(range(65, 92), range(97, 123)):

A: list(range(65,92)) + list(range(97,124))

will output:
[65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123]

A: First, you should not use 'magic numbers' in your code. If 65 is the ASCII code for 'A', say so: ord('A'). Second, you can combine two lists into one list and iterate over it:
for i in list(range(ord('A'),ord('Z')+1)) + list(range(ord('a'),ord('z')+1)):


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Q: Rounding float number in certain pattern in C# I'm trying to round a floating number in certain pattern. I want it to be only these floats:
-1 , -0.5 , 0 , 0.5 , 1
How can I do it in C#?
(It is my first question here, so sorry if I have mistake)

A: If x is your input:
Mathf.round(x*2)/((float)2)


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MPP Column: Addressing the opioid crisis demands compassion, evidence-based policy
By editorkitchissippicom on December 2, 2019 • ( Leave a comment )
Submitted by Joel Harden, MPP Ottawa Centre
The holiday season is a time of compassion, when we turn our attention to the most marginalized in our community and think about how we can support them. Lately, I've been thinking a lot about people who are addicted to drugs and the impact that the opioid crisis is having on them and their loved ones.
I recently had an opportunity to attend a community meeting regarding the supervised injection site at the Somerset West Community Health Centre, which opened in the spring of 2018. The site is located in an area that has the second highest rate of drug overdoses in the city.
The impact of the opioid crisis on Ottawa has been devastating, with 94 deaths being recorded in our health region this year alone, compared to 49 in 2016.
When our province has faced other public health crises, including the listeriosis outbreak of 2008 resulting in tainted meat, immediate action was taken. There is no excuse for failing to act with similar urgency to save the lives of people who are being poisoned by a toxic drug supply.
At Queen's Park, we're debating a Bill that would allow the government to take legal action against opioid manufacturers in order to recover healthcare related costs due to opioid-related injury or death. I support the Bill, but it does nothing to address the issue of unsafe drug supply. It's also time for us to seriously consider the idea of "safe supply" as a means to stop people dying from tainted drugs.
I was struck by the consensus articulated at the community meeting by public health officials, police officials and city councillors that the key issue is the toxic illicit drug supply that is poisoning users. A serious and effective response to the opioid crisis needs to reckon with this reality.
We could start by following the lead of British Columbia, where a pilot project supplying safe opioid pills to a group of 50 users has been implemented. London, Ontario, has a similar program called "Emergency Safer Supply" where doctors prescribe opioids to users who might otherwise buy deadly, toxic drugs on the black market.
Let's remember that people who use drugs are our neighbours, our friends, our loved ones – they are not an alien species. We need a humane drug policy that treats addiction as a public health issue, not a criminal offence. I'll continue speaking up on this issue at the legislature, and doing whatever I can to support community health workers and grassroots advocates who are working to save lives every day.
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HATCH Music Panel: 'What's Working From Who's Working' Workshop on Thursday, April 14th at 5pm
Posted in Asheville, Echo Mountain Studios, HATCH, Mindtonic, Music Industry, Music Video Asheville, tagged Aaron Wood, Acoustic Syndicate, All Go West Festival, Application Developer, Asheville, Asheville Music Hall, Asheville- area musicians, Band Manager, Boathouse All-Stars, Bowie, Bowie van Ling, business, community, Community Choreography, creative allies, Dehlia Low, Dj, Donna the Buffalo, dreamspider, Echo Mountain Recording, entertainment, Erin Scholze, Event Producer, financial security, Galen Kipar Project, Geniass Productions, Graphic Designer, HATCH, Hatch Asheville, Hatch Music, Jay Sanders, jazz, Jessica Tomasin, Jonathan Scales Fourchestra, Justin Ray, Katherine "KP" Powell, Katherine Powell, kickstarter, Larry Keel & Natural Bridge, Laura Reed, local, Mad Tea Party, Michael Buble, multimedia design, Music, Music Allies, Music industry, Music publicity, music scene, Music Video Asheville, One Stop Deli & Bar, percussionist, Playlow, producer, publicity, recording studio, solar-powered production, Spork, studio manager, talent buying, technology, The E.Normus Trio, Tree Power & Sound, Turntablist, Western North Carolina on April 11, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Exciting news! I will be speaking on a HATCH Music Panel, What's Working from Who's Working, in Asheville this Thursday! More info is posted below.
The HATCH Experience takes place in Asheville from April 14th to 17th. HATCH is a great opportunity for creative professionals on a local and National level to network. Join in on the Music panels and workshops for discussions on how technology is changing how we interact with music. Meet thought and creative leaders in music to discuss the cultural trends, the future and you. Find out more about the various HATCH Music events at: http://www.hatchasheville.org/music/. Other creative areas within HATCH are film, photo, fashion, architecture, design/ technology, and journalism. More information is on the website.
Music Conversation: What's Working From Who's Working Workshop
Echo Mountain's API Recording Studio
Don't miss this conversation with musicians, publicists, agents, club and festivals at Echo Mountain's API Recording Studio Thursday, April 14th at 5 pm – 7 pm. Join local musicians and industry pros for a discussion about making money making music. Real advice for musicians who are making a living performing music. Network with your peers and learn tips from musicians and industry folks on how to make it in the new music business.
Justin Ray ~ Professional Musician (Michale Buble, Spork, Boathouse All Stars)
www.facebook.com/#!/Sporkband and www.facebook.com/#!/BoathouseAllStars
Justin Ray has spent the last 8 years touring as a trumpet soloist, composer, and
arranger for Warner Bros recording artist Michael Buble. In addition to his duties with
Buble, he also fronts two other ensembles: Spork, a jazz quintet comprised of Asheville-
area musicians; and the Boathouse All-Stars, an internationally recognized group that
performs his original compositions for big band.
Jay Sanders ~ Musician (Acoustic Syndicate, The E.Normus Trio) and Application Developer (Creative Allies)
http://mindtonic.net and www.creativeallies.com
Jay Sanders has been a successful musician in the Western North Carolina music scene for almost 20 years. He is best know for his work with Acoustic Syndicate, Donna The Buffalo and The E.Normus Trio. When not shaping low frequency sound waves into genre bending styles, he is an active participant in the local technology sector through his work with Creative Allies and many other community minded projects.
Jessica Tomasin ~ Studio Manager at Echo Mountain Recording, Band Manager
www.echomountain.net
Jessica Tomasin has been the studio manager at Echo Mountain Recording since it's start five years ago and has assisted it's growth to become a world renown recording studio working with acts such as Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers, The Avett Brothers, and Dierks Bentley amongst many other national and local acts. She was also the manager of the label, Echo Mountain Records. Jessica had been managing Aaron Wood for the past two years and launched the first successful Kickstarter campaign in the Asheville area to fund Wood's self-titled album which was released this month.
Bowie van Ling ~ DJ / Producer / Percussionist, Graphic Designer, Event Producer
http://playlowmusic.com
Bowie van Ling of Playlow, the Asheville based DJ / Producer / Percussionist with complimentary expertise in multimedia design, event production and promotion. Has been observed in the wild wielding a multi-faceted multi-genre approach that empowers his career in the music industry. He's seen great success with hundreds of shows at venues, spanning 3 continents from Amsterdam to the rainforests of Costa Rica. Locally he's known as the four year consecutive hall of fame winner of best DJ/Turntablist in WNC.
Katherine "KP" Powell ~ founder / partner at Geniass Productions, partner at Tree Power & Sound, owner Asheville Music Hall / The One Stop Deli & Bar
www.geniassproductions.com and ww.treeleafmusic.com/treepower.html and
Katherine Powell has been working in the industry for the past 6 years with the intent of propelling music and musicians towards a place of business stability and financial security. She founded Geniass Productions in 2005 and shortly after teamed up with Laura Reed to form Deep Pocket which they quickly grew into a successful touring operation. Katherine also does solar-powered production, talent buying, publicity and is currently working on opening a music venue in Downtown Asheville.
Erin Scholze ~ owner of Dreamspider Publicity & Events
www.dreamspider.net
Erin Scholze has long been one of the greatest supporters of the Asheville music scene. Her love of celebration has manifested itself through the work she has done for the community at large for such events and organizations as the Lexington Avenue Arts and Fun Festival, Music Video Asheville, the All Go West Festival, Community Choreography and more. Her company, Dreamspider Publicity, raises international awareness of the amazing local, regional and national talent that she represents. Her client list includes Donna the Buffalo, Larry Keel & Natural Bridge, Acoustic Syndicate, Galen Kipar Project, Dehlia Low, Jonathan Scales Fourchestra and Mad Tea Party.
Music Video Asheville tickets on sale now! National Music Industry Exposure & Music Allies Grand Prize for Participants
Posted in Asheville, Echo Mountain Studios, HATCH, Music Video Asheville, tagged Aaron Woody Wood, Acoustic Syndicate, Agent 23 Skidoo, Alisa Kumba, Asheville, Asheville musicians, AVL, Ben Lovett, Brian McGee, Chompin at the Bit String Band, creative allies, Crissa Requate, echo mountain, Enemy Lovers, enertainment, Eye of the Storm, filmmakers, Fine Arts Theater, Galactic Girl, HATCH, Hatch Asheville, Jar-E, Jen and the Juice, Jonathan Scales Fourchestra, Juan Holiday, kovacs and the polar bear, Mad Tea Party, Malcolm Campbell, Media Arts Project, Music, Music Allies, music video, Music Video Asheville, music videographers, MVA, Now You See Them, production, Quetzatl, Rock Eblen, Sean O'Connell, Serious Clark, stephanie's id, storytelling, Ten Cent Poetry, The MAP, tickets, Tor Hansen, videographers on April 4, 2011| Leave a Comment »
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FOAM and HATCH Present the 4th annual MUSIC VIDEO ASHEVILLE to showcase the pairing of Asheville musicians and filmmakers. We are thrilled to announce this year's Music Video Asheville is presented by HATCH and sponsored by Music Allies, Creative Allies, Echo Mountain Recording, and fiscal sponsor The Media Arts Project. The MVA Mission is to increase the awareness and appreciation of Asheville musicians and filmmakers/ videographers by showcasing their collaborative works in a public event. The MVA screening is open to the public and takes place on Wednesday, April 13th, 2010 at the Fine Arts Theater in downtown Asheville starting at 7pm. Tickets are available now for $6 each at the Fine Arts Theater, Mamacitas, Static Age, Harvest Records, and Orbitz DVD.
Music Video Asheville will be highlighting the music video achievements of Ben Lovett and featuring amazing animation video "Eye of the Storm" (See below). MVA is honored to have Lovett give a Q&A session during the event. MVA has invited the producers of his three videos to come and speak as well.
MVA's partnership with HATCH and Music Allies has landed MVA some exciting judges for the "Best of Music Video Asheville 2011 Award." MVA's guest panel will include the following mentors from HATCH: Malcolm Campbell – Publisher of Spin, Sean O'Connell – Founder of Music Allies and Creative Allies, Crissa Requate – Director of Publicity Music Allies, and Tor Hansen – Founder Red Eye Distribution / Yep Roc Records. All their bios are on the hatchexperience.com site.
Music Allies has generously offered a $500 cash prize for the Best of MVA winner and Echo Mountain Recording Studio has offered a full day in the studio for the runner up. The other big prize is the "Crowd Favorite Award" which will receive a large portion of the ticket sales to the event! The MVA Submission Board will give a series of honorable mention trophies for outstanding work as well.
Artists that have submitted to this year's MVA include: Ben Lovett, Acoustic Syndicate, Agent 23 Skidoo, Aaron Woody Wood, Stephanie's id, Mad Tea Party, Jar-e, Jonathan Scales Fourchestra, Rock Eblen, Enemy Lovers, Alisa Kumba, Kovacs and the Polar Bear, Jen and the Juice, Brian McGee, Juan Holiday, Chompin at the Bit String Band, Now You See Them, Ten Cent Poetry, Quetzatl, GalaxC Girl , Serious Clark, and many more… See them all on the big screen…
Attendees are encouraged to dress-up glamorously and quarkly awesome!
Music Video Asheville tickets on sale now! http://musicvideoasheville.com/tickets/
More info about film mentor, Ben Lovett's 'Eye of the Storm':
"The self-released first single, "Eye of the Storm," showcases Lovett's uncanny knack for storytelling and production with its haunting vocals and acoustic guitar expertly melded with somber cello and violin into a lush watercolor of sound. The song's visual counterpart, directed by Chris Alender of Soapbox Films, is a stunning steampunk masterpiece that became a viral sensation, generating over 2 million plays in its first month." ~ http://themusebox.net/lovett:
"Set in a visually arresting steampunk world, 'Eye of the Storm' is the epic tale of a lonely sky captain who must literally and figuratively brave a raging tempest in order to find his salvation on the other side. Featuring the music by Lovett" ~ http://atlanta.bside.com/2011/films/eyeofthestorm_christopheralender_atlanta2011
The HATCH Experience brings music panels & workshops to Asheville: April 14th to 17th
Posted in Asheville, HATCH, Music Industry, tagged actions, agents, architecture, ben sollee, cellist, club bookers, creative, creative disciplines, creative professionals, Design, design & technology, DJ Nickodemus, echo mountain, emerging technologies, experiential exhibits, Fashion, festivals reps, Film, Fine Arts Theatre, GROUNDBREAKERS, HATCH, Have Your Music Remixed, ideas, Inclusions, journalism, make money in music, Malcolm Campbell, mentors, Molly Nagel, Moreno Visini, Music, Music Allies, Music Conversation, music fans, Music industry, Music ReMIX, music technology, Music Video Asheville, music workshops, Musicians, networking events, panelists, panels, Photography, professionals, publicists, Redeye Distribution, Spin Magazine, technology, the lab, the Spy From Cairo, thought leaders, Tor Hansen, workshops, Yep Roc Music Group, zeb on March 29, 2011| Leave a Comment »
HATCH is a biannual four-day experience that energizes creative professionals and thought leaders who are serious about transforming their ideas and talents into bold action, while inspiring others to do the same.
During HATCH, local studios, galleries, theaters, concert halls, and other select locations throughout downtown Asheville host experiential exhibits, panels, workshops, and networking events. The energy of HATCH surrounds and engages you. HATCH is unique because attendees and sponsors are part of the creative process. Everyone attending has intimate access to influential industry professionals across a range of creative disciplines.
HATCH 2011 will bring over 70 top professionals from seven creative fields to Asheville to act as mentors in film, music, fashion, journalism, photography, architecture, and design & technology. The magic of HATCH comes to life when cross-disciplinary explorations lead to exposure within the creative community, expansion of ideas & actions, and evolution of creative visions.
HATCH is actively engaged in fulfilling the following core initiatives:
Spotlighting innovators and solutions for better living.
Creating a potent network of thought leaders who can affect change
Discussing how emerging technologies are affecting our planet
Increasing academic innovation through furthering school/community collaborations
More about the Music Panels and Music Workshops is below and in more detail at the website. More information about the other creative fields represented (Film, Tech, Photo, etc) can be found at http://hatchexperience.com. You can purchase tickets to attend multiple HATCH panels, workshop and other events at the website: http://hatchexperience.com/tickets
MUSIC: Vision // Music ReMIX
Hatch Music: Remix Everything
Join HATCH for ongoing collaborations with the music community and participate in spontaneous creation. There are several Music Panels and Workshops with discussions on how technology is changing our interactions with music. Find out about more about the at http://hatchexperience.com/music/
GROUNDBREAKERS: Have Your Music Remixed
Hatch is seeking song submissions for bands for Hatch Remix. Be selected as a Music Groundbreaker and work on a remix of your music with New York City's DJ Nickodemus and producer Moreno Visini aka Zeb, the Spy From Cairo. Songs should be submitted by Saturday, April 8th and will be considered on quality and the vision that Nickodemus and Moreno Visini have on creating a final remix during HATCH. The winning band(s) will also have the opportunity to work alongside the remixers and will have full rights to release the remix for commercial or promotional purposes as long as they attribute HATCH, Nickodemus, Moreno Visini, Echo Mountain Studio and any engineers. All genres are encouraged to join. Upload Your Song Here
Schedule of Music events by day:
Wednesday, April 13th: 7 pm ~ Music Video Asheville ~ Fine Arts Theatre
A showcase highlighting the pairing of Asheville musicians and filmmakers
Thursday, April 14th: 5 pm – 7 pm ~ Music Conversation: What's Working From Who's Working Workshop ~ Echo Mountain Recording Studio (API)
Join Asheville-based musicians and industry pros for a discussion about making money making music. This is a great opportunity to network with your peers that are musicians, publicists, agents, club bookers and festivals reps and discuss making a living in the music industry.
Thursday, April 14th: 7 pm Doors, 8 pm Show ~ Ben Sollee Live In Concert with special guest ~ Lexington Ave Brewery (LAB) Backroom
Ben Sollee is a classically trained pop cellist who explores contemporary folk music in an urbanized world. He will release his new album entitled Inclusions on May 10th, 2011.* A limited number of tickets will be on sale soon for $20.
Friday, April 15th: 9pm – 12 am ~ Hatch Networking Party ~ TBA Venue
Join Hatch attendees, mentors and groundbreakers for a networking event and music performances from HATCH Participants.
Friday, April 15th: 1 pm ~ Panel: Music Remixed ~ Innovators Lounge (Jubilee Downstairs, 46 Wall St)
Everything is changing for music fans, musicians and the music business. Remix and rethink your perceptions about music. Panelists will explore the changing landscape of music discovery, listening, creation and marketing. Mentors featured on the panel include:
Ben Sollee ~ Cellist, activist, songwriter, performer.
Malcolm Campbell ~ Publisher, Spin Magazine.
Molly Nagel ~ General Manager, Music Allies / former VP of Artist Development at Sugar Hill Records.
DJ Nickodemus ~ Producer, remixer, label owner and NYC's longest running dance music party promoter.
Tor Hansen ~ Co-Owner: Redeye Distribution / Yep Roc Music Group.
Saturday, April 16th: 9pm – 12 am ~ HATCH Closing Party ~ On Broadway
Celebrate the spirit of HACTH with new friends, HATCH attendees, mentors and groundbreakers for a networking event and music performances.


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Two more Covid-19 related deaths recorded as hospital cases rise
Medical News, News, Politics
Two more people have died as a result of the coronavirus, the Government has confirmed in it's health department website.
This news brings the total number of deaths from Covid-19 to 157.
There are 13 people in hospital being treated for the virus, an increase of six persons more than last Wednesday update, including one who is in ICU.
There are a further 25 active cases who are not in hospital, bringing the total number of active cases to 38 – four more than a week ago.
The website reports indicates persons aged 80 and above account for 11 of the active cases. The next age group is 50 to 59 where there are six cases.
There is also one case in a child in the ten and under age group. The average age of current cases is 61.
There have been a total of 18,751 cases of Covid-19 in Bermuda, an increase of 33 on last week.
Of the total number of confirmed cases in Bermuda, 4,240 were imported, 6,165 were transmitted locally with a known contact, 8,254 were transmitted locally with an unknown contact and 92 are under investigation.
The Ministry of Health has acknowledged that a true picture of Covid-19 cases could not be known.
However, the number of hospital cases can act as a indicator for the extent of the virus's spread and its severity.
Late last year, health department officials confirmed that a highly contagious variant of the virus had been detected on the island.


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MSM Seeks Artistic Director
Master Singers of Milwaukee (MSM) has a strong history of music mastery that has transcended social trends: founded and directed by women at a time that was groundbreaking; thriving while other performance-based organizations floundered; we remain collaborative and community focused. Founded in 1973 MSM will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2023.
MSM IS SEEKING AN ARTISTIC DIRECTOR WHO WILL:
Develop an annual season of a maximum of four concert series, that appeals to audiences across race, culture, and age with support from the MSM Artistic Committee.
Determine programming for each concert with support from the MSM Artistic Committee.
Serve as principal conductor for all programs and rehearsals.
Choose repertoire that is within the capacity of the choir to perform at highest level.
Recruit new singers with attention to diversity and inclusion.
Audition new members and continuing members as needed.
Determine qualifications and suitability of accompanying instrumentalists and other collaborative musicians.
Enhance the musical integrity of the Master Singers of Milwaukee and contribute significantly to the fulfillment of the organization's artistic mission: "to perform the finest choral music and set the highest performance standards while engaging and educating audiences in Southeastern Wisconsin, while inspiring joy and fellowship, affirming that music is essential to the human spirit."
Be a brand Ambassador of the Master Singers of Milwaukee through Community Engagement and outreach.
The ideal candidate will be an experienced director of choral organizations, who is committed to the artistry and joy of choral singing with a demonstrated record of diversity in selecting repertoire and recruiting singers.
Please contact secretary@mastersingersofmilwaukee.org to apply.
May 27, 2021 /by Luke Wautier
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Woody Allen returns to Broadway next year, for his first ever stage musical. Directed by Susan Stroman and starring Zach Braff, Allen's 1994 film Bullets Over Broadway will get the song and dance treatment. Due to open 11 March 2014, tickets will go on sale 31 August 2013.
Work is definitely moving along. Rehearsals have been taking place. Posters are going up around New York. However, two key roles have yet to be cast – the roles of Helen Sinclair (played in the film by Diane Wiest) and Cheech (played in the film by Chazz Palminteri).
'Bullets Over Broadway The Musical' will open at the St James Theatre in New York. It will use period music from the period. If you're in New York, there's actually posters already up!
So who should play Helen and Cheech?


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If PSB decides to replace Campos in their ticket with more popular Marina Silva, it is unlikely she will unite the party. That means that, as a whole, PSB is even smaller than it was under Campos, which is quite a challenge for general elections. Silva might take votes from Rousseff, from Neves and also burst herself into the group of undecided votes.
Of course the elections are less obvious at this point, but to believe Rousseff or Neves will be severely affected by Silva is just as wrong. There could be no impact at all. Neves might have a tougher time getting to the runoff. And Rousseff might lose more than she expects. The only clear impact is that if PSB have no candidate for the general elections, it is likely to end in the first vote, on October 5th. The other parts of the puzzle will be placed on the next days.
Although Campos made PSB an important party in the Northeast, it lost some momentum with key allies breaking away, specially in Ceará — a state that is politically more important than Pernambuco. The reason why those allies left: they'd rather see PSB on board with Rousseff again. In some other regions, they prefer to see the party siding with Neves.
Some say Campos' 9% in the polls, putting him in third place, don't reflect his potential. The fact is we will never know. Being the third way in general elections, national or statewide, very rarely promotes any real change. It is difficult to believe his "the other guy" status would change in 2018. If Lula were to be PT's candidate then, the former Pernambuco governor would probably step aside — challenging his friend Rousseff is different business from challenging his fatherly figure.
Brazil's main political forces are well structured enough in Congress, in governorship and City Halls. PSB would have to double their political presence and multiply their fundraising by ten to be truly competitive nationally. What PSB can do, though, is to assure there is a runoff, which, in my opinion, was going to happen regardless of the candidate.
In 2006, Campos won the Pernambuco elections and governed with everyone that wanted to join in. At the same time, hugely popular Lula got so close that some started calling Campos "the son of the president." In 2010, Campos got reelection by a landslide — also governing with everyone, including those who could then see him as a presidential hopeful with Lula's support. Still, none of that gave him much of a national presence.
Outside the Northeast, he was no one because he was still highly dependent of the two major forces, PT and PSDB. That probably explains why Campos' party spent most of the last years absolutely in love with about 20 of the 27 governors in Brazil, plus the federal administration. The so-called socialists left Dilma Rousseff only in the end of 2013, so Campos could run for president this year — not for any disagreement in particular.
Lula even hoped he could make Campos comeback by promising his support for the presidency in 2018. But Campos was not the newbie of the Zidane question anymore. He was marking Lula's PT because he believed that it would be his main obstacle for 2018.
Campos also knew he needed to become a household name now so he could have some leverage in the next general elections. Perhaps he could even be kingmaker in a runoff this time: either suggesting his voters to go for Rousseff, Lula's favorite, or choosing another of his friends, opposition's Aécio Neves, for a change. This blogger believes there will be a runoff regardless of who is the PSB candidate and the reason is Brazilians have enjoy that extra time.
In the first case, nothing would change in his wait for the presidency, since Rousseff can't be reelected again if she wins in October. If Neves were to win, he would probably seek reelection in 2018 in a much better position than Campos', who would have a decent shot only in 2022. Sadly his wait is over.
By Mauricio Savarese, IIPRC, August 15, 2014
After the initial disbelief for the tragic death of presidential hopeful Eduardo Campos (1965-2014), I remembered he is in one of my favorite Brasilia stories. Back in 2003, on the first day his good friend Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was sitting on the most important chair of the Executive, the young leader of a still socialist PSB party booked a visit. He was full of enthusiasm for not being in the opposition any longer. As soon as he arrived, he noticed that conservative Congressman Pedro Correa, who had endorsed anti-Lula leader José Serra, a force against any change, was about to enter the office before him.
"Pedro??? What are you doing here?," Campos asked.
"I am the one in shock here," Correa replied. "I've always been here. Now you are too."
That moment reflects not only how government works in Brazil, but also the much Campos, third in the 2014 presidential polls, learned from example. The naive Congressman that during a congressional inquiry on Nike asked Ronaldo if he was marking Zidane in the 1998 World Cup final soon became the astute politician who reinvented his party by luring loads of people in. Some were newbies exactly like himself, of course. But old faces like Correa began to be welcome too. Part of the commotion with his early departure comes from his cooptation of rivals of so many colours.
That reinvention, which was stimulated by Lula, came about in 2004 when Campos became Science and Technology Minister. He didn't have much of a budget, but he could see a sample of the power he could get, although he knew very little about those two issues. That ministerial position made him a political reference in a region that lacks that, the Northeast. It came with a price tag: making PSB a magnet for opposition politicians that couldn't enjoy the perks of government where they were. It came in handy, since the party first assigned to that task, the sort of left to the center PPS, broke away exactly in 2004.
Who was Eduardo Campos and why his death matters so much


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Manufacturer: Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters
Official Debut: 1987
Over the years, once famous amusement parks have fallen victim to new high class amusement parks and their classic wooden coaster have not been able to compete with the new steel giants of today. Eventually the wooden masterpieces surrender to the bulldozers as the land is cleared for new things. We've lost many examples of masterpiece from likes of Herbert Schmeck and Henry Traveler over the years, because it never seemed feasible to move one of these rides. In 1985, the Rocket at Playland Parkwas close to meeting its fate, when Knoebel's Amusement resort moved it to Elysburg, PA with the help of Charles Dinn. This started a new trend in the industry and one coaster would live again in Altoona, Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia Toboggan Company constructed Skyliner in 1960 at Roseland Park in New York. The ride thrilled riders for over 25 years, but then Roseland Park was forced to close its doors because of overwhelming debt. Skyliner sat dormant until Anthony Forgion, then owner ofLakemont Park, decided to bring the ride to Altoona. In 1986 crews set out dismantling Skyliner and shipping it to Pennsylvania. When the ride finally made its way to Altoona, many pieces had to be replaced due to damage caused by termites. Under the direction of Charles Dinn, Skyliner rose again from the ground and open in May of 1987. The ride is not a giant in any standards, but the story of the Skyliner is a lesson in how our timeless classic from the past can still live and thrill riders to this day.
Not many people travel to Lakemont Park, but the few that do, notice the large structure of Skyliner at the far end of the park. After making the journey to the station house, riders board the single PTC train sitting 2-abreast. Once all 18 seats are filled and the lapbars are locked, the ride is set lose. The train drifts downhill out of the station and rounds a 180-degree turn to the lift hill. The train catches the chain and I carried to the top of the 60-foot lift hill. At the top you get a good view of the baseball stadium next to the ride before making a small dip and a 90-degree turn. The train then sends riders plunging down the first drop. The train valleys almost right at the ground and roars back up the second hill. At the top, the track turns and dips downward at the same time. In the middle of that turn the track then goes upward and after 180-degrees of turning, it's the second drop. The train quickly completes the second drop and then rounds a 90-degree turn around the side of the structure. Once the turn is completed, riders are surprised by a third hidden drop. The train plummets downward and then upward into a 180-degree non-banked turn above the station. Riders are slammed into the side of the car as the train drop and then rolls into another left-handed, non-banked, 90-degree turn. The train then drops in the final element of the ride. The train runs at ground level for awhile and then goes upward into a 180-degree turn. After the turn, the ride drops to ground level again. Next, it rises for the last time and rolls around a 90-degree turn into the brake run. The train is brought to a stop and then is allowed to roll back into the station. The lapbars are released and riders exit Skyliner.
Skyliner is proof that any coaster can still thrill guests to this day and a reminder of our rich coaster history.


I'm 3D printing the logo for Chris Pirillo's channel VaderFun. I used Illustrator, Photoshop, and Simplify3D.
Within Simplify3D, I showed off the ability to start and stop printing at certain layer heights using multiple processes and the options under Layer Modifications.
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Victor Hugo wrote poetry, fiction, and essays.
He was an artist, a playwright, and a journalist.
A 19th Century French literary legend.
1. Tennyson's original 1877 version of this sonnet used the word 'Poesy'.
He changed it to 'Drama' in 1880.
This is a labor of love by one Hugophile for others. I regularly search the web for new translations of Hugo's work, biographical information, reviews, etc. What I can't find, I enter on my own when I find the time. If you know of something that isn't here, please email me. This site doesn't receive any corporate funding. I don't expect, but do appreciate any donations towards the maintenance of the site.


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Aug 19, 2017 | Vitch's Caricatures & the Brown Derby
Alex Gard was the caricaturist at the famous (still operating) Manhattan eatery – Sardi's. Gard drew film legend Joan Crawford, as did Vitch.
Gard's caricature of Crawford is a wink at the star's jealousy of Greta Garbo, whom she is viewing in the mirror. It is also a nod at Snow White and the envious queen. Gossip columns in the 1930's reported that Crawford was obsessed with Garbo and her stardom.
Gard's caricature tells a story of Hollywood's tough competition between actresses.
Vitch's caricature captures Crawford's complex persona, omitting some details, leaving the viewer room to complete it on their own.
You can read more about the celebrity caricaturists of that era in the upcoming Vitch book by Sigal Bujman.
FYI- In the Vitch caricature, Crawford's initials are hidden in her face. (The J is her chin and the C is one of her curls).
"The Man is a Genius"!
When Vitch went to NY in 1931 he started drawing caricatures of clients at a famous Manhattan Speakeasy. These were the Depression years in America but Vitch not only managed to earn good money (a fortune at the time) but he also caught the attention of a journalist who upon seeing his work called him "genius".
More on that in the upcoming Vitch book!
In the meantime, please visit our expanding gallery page on our website, where you can see Vitch's work and the stars that he perfectly captured in a few strokes of black lines.
VITCH – In Uruguay
Aug 9, 2017 | Behind The Scenes
As we are starting our round of film festivals, I'm happy to report that the screening in Montevideo, Uruguay, was a great success. The director of the film festival said it was a small crowd as expected in the documentary genre but the response to the movie was excellent! I could not go this time but will attend the next screening events around the world, along with some of the participants in the movie and family members of Vitch,
Will keep you updated of course!
VITCH – THE BOOK
Just finished working on the book titled VITCH.
It will be sold on line and in selected stores.
About Eddie
Mime Act
Vitch's Caricatures & the Brown Derby
Vitch wins an award!
Vitch's Art of Survival – Australian Jewish News
Vitch's Daughter In local News!
Hollywood comes to Newtown!
The amazing story of Eddie Levkovich
Website by Shortie Designs


AdventureMaker.com • View topic - subscription based services available? Sell your app!
I have an iphone web app, I want to sell it as a subscription, so I'm thinking the customer gets access to the web app for say 12 months. I want to know what services are available so I can do this.
They must be able to give the subscriber access, collect the payments and protect the access of the product, I don't want people downloading the product and then giving it out, I know you cannot save web apps on iphone, but a PC user could potentially download it to their PC, and then put it on a web site for free.
Sub note, I am interested in services that enable me to sell my game, I know we have ikikeki or whatever its called, but I dont think they have the trafic at all, I think you are better listing it in the apple web apps and then selling from your web site.
Re: subscription based services available? Sell your app!
Unfortunetly thats the way of it with all web applications that u can download..I'ts illegal..piracy..but ppl do it.. You can however put a warning..against piracy..There is such things as copywright laws--Here is a site u may be able to uptain a copy of one to put in your game..


Replica Rolex watches are always the most popular models for fans, how much do you know about the Replica Rolex GMT-Master II Pepsi Jubilee?
The jubilee bracelet on this GMT-Master II Pepsi has also experienced a redesign, removing the hard-edge end links from past versions in favor of appearing as though the bracelet runs straight into the case. It still uses a traditional spring bar setup for the connection, though we were sad to hear from the cheap replica Rolex communications team that owners can't swap this bracelet to an Oyster bracelet, should they wish to. However, I'm sure Rolex has their reasons for this, and it does seem like a bit of a foolish move on their part.
In hand the new GMT-Master II Pepsi is rather hard not to love. Rolex's jubilee bracelets are hands-down one of the most comfortable metal bracelets on the market, only rivaled by the integrated bracelet of the fake Patek Philippe Nautilus. The classic 5-link design remains true to the first jubilee bracelet produced by Rolex back in 1945 for the Oyster Perpetual Datejust, though refined to a modern standard. Compared with the vintage-era jubilee bracelets often seen on vintage GMT-Master models, the new version doesn't have that same worn and floppy feel (something that is either loved or hated depending on personal preference), but given the shortness and configuration of its links the piece has a level of on-wrist compliance that simply has to be tried on to be appreciated.
As for other dial details, there's a number of repurposing afoot, though not in a bad way. The deep black gloss dial of the GMT-Master II Pepsi is devoid of accent color in any of its text, meaning it's the identical twin of the much loved GMT-Master II BLNR "Batman", as well as of the white gold Pepsi GMT Rolex launched back in 2014. It's always a bit of a surprise to see the distinct difference between stock imagery and actual product when it comes to colors on the topic of said bezel. In the stock photos the bezel of the new release appears to be fairly dark and muted, whereas in person they are a fair bit more vibrant and more notably more true-to-original spec of Pepsi bezel GMTs of the past.
Therefore, minor gripes aside—specifically the lack of compatibility of this new model with the standard Rolex Oyster bracelet—the new replica GMT-Master II Pepsi on jubilee bracelet is no doubt going to be another fake Rolex homerun. It still doesn't satisfy the many who are still waiting for the Coke bezel to make its triumphant return, mind you, but this new "entry-level" Rolex was a smart move at the end of the day.
How to achieve success in the new digital market, each watchmaker has their own point. In the latest edition of our Watch & Jewellery Guide, GQ Deputy Editor Bill Prince got the low-down in an exclusive interview with TAG's CEO Jean-Claude Biver. And He said that the advent of the smartwatch is a unique way to attract the younger generation.
And in his opinion, TAG Heuer's impending release is the first real luxury model on the market, unlike Apple's offering.
And also he mentioned that, they won't make the same watches like Samsung, Suunto,or Polar…, if they do this, there will be no contribution to this industry. So they will try their best to make a typical Swiss watch. And more importantly, the watch must wear all the DNA of TAG Heuer replica watches.
Most people believe that Apple watch represents the smartwatch market, actually, there's far more to the booming smartwatch market than that. Traditional watchmakers are trying their best to create something sleeker and smarter. Swiss brand TAG Heuer is one of the first. And it will be launching its first connected watch in October or November this year.
Yet, we haven't got much detailed information about this timepiece. All we know is that it's price will be about £900 and under collaboration with Google and Intel, it will be an Android-powered device.
After knowing all of these above, we believe that TAG's Sartwatch can shine it's own unique light and stand out in the new market.


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What a great night! Our SHCS Alum showed up in great numbers for our 24th Annual Alumni Event! It was so good to catch up with this group of fantastic young men and women! What a special event as we remembered Jack Campbell, Paul Mendez and Katie Meseroll...all former Alum who now watch us from Heaven. We also retired Katie's basketball jersey #31. She will be remembered always and her jersey will hang with Jack's and Paul's jerseys, both #33. RIP. We love you!


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Q: is there a bluetoooth device or kit that can accept text messages I want to be able to send arbitrary messages from my iphone to the bluetooth device and have it display it.
I would like to know if there is something already commercially available or something that can be put together with a little bit of effort.

A: You could use an Arduino with bluetooth and an LCD for under $200.  The Arduino API is open source and very friendly.


Proper assessment of flooded pavement is very critical for reducing the risk and ensuring the safety of construction crews, department of transportation personnel and the public. The objective of this paper is to present a rational procedure for the assessment of vulnerability of asphalt pavements to flood‐induced damage. A system dynamics‐based methodology was developed to determine the critical time (Tcritical) for full saturation of the unbound base and for failure of the bound surface layer. The methodology and the web‐based simulation tool presented here will help the users to identify potentially vulnerable stretches of highway prior to flooding and either take action to improve them or monitor them closely to obtain preflood conditions which can be compared against post‐flood conditions to detect deterioration; it will help them decide whether emergency and non‐emergency vehicles can be allowed during and immediately after flooding, and in planning post‐flooding investigative actions.
Mallick, R., M. Tao, J. Daniel, J.M. Jacobs, and A. Veeraragavan. 2015. Development of a Methodology and a Tool for the Assessment of Vulnerability of Roadways to Flood Induced Damage. Journal of Flood Risk Management. doi: 10.1111/jfr3.12135.


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A veteran's comeback: Master's student Sean Einarsson is back as a Thunderbird and ready to claim another national title
By Sherwyn Kalyan · Nov. 7, 2018, 1:11 p.m.
The coveted number 10 jersey in soccer generally goes to the orchestrator of the attack and the goal engineer. UBC's number 10 — Sean Einarsson — fits that role perfectly.
U Sports Men's Soccer Championship Hosted by the UBC Thunderbirds
By Lucy Fox, Ryan Neale, Scott Young, James Vogl, Brendan Smith, Mitchell Ballachay and Sherwyn Kalyan · Nov. 6, 2018, 5:13 p.m.
From Thursday, November 8 to Sunday, November 11, the UBC Thunderbirds men's soccer team will be hosting the U Sports national championships here on campus — The Ubyssey is here to keep you updated all weekend.
Our first not-to-miss match of the weekend: Women's soccer seek top-spot in Canada West
By Sherwyn Kalyan · Oct. 18, 2018, 11:04 a.m.
Both UBC and Trinity go into the last weekend of the regular season on seven-game win streaks.
Men's basketball coach Kevin Hanson set to helm U-17 provincial team this summer
By Sherwyn Kalyan · March 6, 2018, 9:16 p.m.
"They brought me in because they wanted a university coach to try and bridge the gap and make sure that the best players were playing for Basketball BC when they go to the national championships."
Fearlessly focused: UBC dual-sport athlete Jessica Williams
By Sherwyn Kalyan · Oct. 11, 2017, 11:18 p.m.
Although her ability has a great say in the matter, both Williams' coaches were enthusiastically drawn to who she was a person and her effect on each respective team.


A quality dungeon and house mod that greatly expands the College Midden, with minimal changes to existing areas. A new lore-friendly player home serves as a hub for new dungeons. Should be fully compatible with most mods; doesn't require Dawnguard, Hearthfire, or Dragonborn DLCs. 100% compatible with Immersive College of Winterhold!
forms the base for the SSE version of this mod.
-A new, upgradable player home for the aspiring conjurer, wayward student, and clandestine researcher in all of us!
-The invisible walls have been removed; the entire cavern has been opened up for exploring!
If you've installed Skyrim through other means, than you might have to do some sleuthing on whatever drive it's installed on.
Installation with the Nexus Mod Manager should also be fairly straight forward, as the uploaded files consist of the standard .esp and .bsa files compressed in a .zip file. As I haven't installed this mod from NMM as-of publishing, I am assuming that it works fine unless told otherwise. So please, if this doesn't work, let me know so I can fix it!
This mod has been up and stable on the Steam Workshop for nearly a month now, so if all else fails you can play it that way.
Personally, I recommend that the player (especially if they're looking for a new, immersive play-through) discover these areas on their own, but if you want to jump right in or need a little help, then please read on.
If you poke around in Nelacar's room at the Inn, the Archmage's Quarters, or Phinis Gestor's room, you can find notes and an old history that will point you in the right direction. There are basically two routes to the Grotto, and you can take 1 or both of them depending on what best suits your play style.
Notes in Nelacar's room will point you in the direction of a cliff-side cave on the Winterhold side of the Great Divide. This area can be a bit tricky to find, so look around! A running theme of this mod is ''exploration is fun'', but if you feel otherwise, just walk the cliff-line to the RIGHT of the bridge (facing the college) and keep going until you see a set of footprints in the snow, leading to a platform with a lantern. From here, just follow the ladder down to the entrance of ''The Icy Passage.'' Inside, you'll have to navigate several dungeons to gain access to the Grotto. All of the dungeons--especially the Ruined Fane--are very free-form, in keeping with the non-linear layout of the original midden sections. However, these dungeons are not especially large, so it's very unlikely that you'll get lost.
The Grotto can also be accessed more directly from the first area of the college midden. There's a pull-chain under some falling water under the overhang where the Draugr is. From there, you will have to enter the ''Dark Passage'', and solve a difficult 4-pillar puzzle to gain entry to the Grotto itself. The solution to this puzzle is hidden in the pages of ''The Chronicles of Thingol,'' a copy of which can be obtained either from Phinis Gestor's bookshelf, or on a corpse in the second midden area (near the exit). Even then, there are still 4 possibilities for the solution: 3 Eagles and 1 Snake. Try all the combinations to find the right one. Again, this puzzle is made to be intentionally hard. I think it adds to the sense of achievement in the spirit of older, more challenging RPGs before the invention of the quest-compass.
Before the Grotto is yours however, 1 obstacle remains. You must dethrone and defeat the current occupant--a conjurer named Drelas Var--in mortal combat before you can claim your new player home. Don't worry, it's totally worth it! And there are still plenty of secrets hidden throughout the dungeons to find, so look carefully, and check for secret walls!
You will need to complete the new "Moving In" quest in order to purchase decorations for the Arcane Grotto. This quest is delivered by the courier, who will seek out the player in major cities after the player defeats Drelas Var. In saves where Drelas Var has already been killed, the quest can be triggered simply by returning to the Arcane Grotto.
Upgrades to existing areas, including the Undergarden, the Enchanting Cave, and the Customizable Statue, can only be ordered from Nelacar once they have been discovered. If some parts of the purchased upgrades fail to appear (such as plants, lights, etc.), don't worry. This happens occasionally, and is merely a temporary graphics glitch. If you save you game and restart Skyrim, the objects will reappear when the cell is reloaded.
Many thanks to everyone who has subscribed to, Favorited, or played this mod! This is my first-ever published mod, built entirely by myself using online tutorials and a great deal of trial-and-error. As of now, I regard this mod as more-or-less complete, but I will continue to add to it in the coming months to improve functionality, fix bugs, and add new content. Please feel free to send me any constructive comments, suggestions, or goodwill! Also, if anyone wants to tinker around with this mod, feel free to do so--provided that you credit me if you publish your alterations. Basically, just play nice!
Special thanks are also in order for Barry Cogan (for his invaluable tutorial on puzzle-pillars), DarkFox127 (for his excellent tutorial on teleport spells), Skyrimnut (for troubleshooting), Porcubot (for his great upgrade suggestions), and the ever-helpful CreationKit Wiki!