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ASBURY PARK - Lakehouse Music Academy Asbury Park's progressive music school, invites you to Sideshow an unforgettable evening of musical mastery this Sunday, September 23rd from 5pm - 10pm at the historic Saint located at 601 Main Street in Asbury Park, NJ. From pulse popping punk and neon new wave to blues and jazz, Sideshow features killer performances alll night long from 8+ bands that rehearse each week at Lakehouse Music Academy located at 619 Lake Avenue. The event is free and open to the public.
Don't miss blazing hot acts including Jazzbury Park, The Gray Wolves, David Ross Lawn and the Femme Fatales, Resin Betty, Good Chemistry, Pretty Pills, Whiskey Thursday and Acoustic Songwriters. See a complete roster of bands and performance slots here
Visit Lakehouse Music Academy's website, Facebook, and/or Instagram for amplified announcements, fantastic photos and sensationally cinematic live broadcasts.
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WATCH! First Ever Cliff Jump Kayak Backflip by 4x World Champion Eric Jackson
On June 14th, 2018, four x world champion whitewater kayaker and Olympian, Eric Jackson completed a move no one in the world has ever duplicated: A cliff jump kayak backflip with aerial entry, boat dive to bow squirt front flip stomp with head pump finish. Christened the "Stunt Double", it took place on a virgin run of Jackson Kayak's newest Freestyle Kayak Creation: the Rock Star 4.0.
This is a scary move. One that 99% of kayakers will never want to try it. It is also an extremely difficult move which most kayakers who do try may not have the skill to stick. It helped Jackson dramatically to have tested this maneuver in his newest kayak design, the Rock Star 4.0, which has more volume in the bow and doesn't allow his head and shoulders to get all of the way under water which might stop his upward rebound. Jackson had tried this move many times over the past 5 years but was never successful, until his first try in his newly enhanced kayak.
1. You need a perch above the water that is high enough that you can complete a backflip.
2. You have to commit to, and then learn the backflip, and then get good enough at it to land it at exactly the right angle and body position.
3. You have to know how to do a "front loop" in your kayak and be good enough to do it eyes closed because you'll be completely enveloped in the water from the fall and the explosion of water from the landing, that you can't see anything.
4. You have to keep your hands (paddle) way over your head, so it doesn't go under water and stop your upwards momentum.
5. You have to commit to a long rise up and out of the water with your eyes close and throw the loop at the right time to get big air and complete the front flip rotation.
Some other factors:
1. You have about a + or - 2 degree of angle margin for error to make it work on the landing. Notice he lands at exactly 90 degrees to the water with zero rotation speed.
2. You cannot have any side-to side-angle or you simply fall in and immediately your bow pops out to the side which would appear to be an epic fail.
Dissuading factors for others to learn it:
1. You have to keep the bow past vertical on the way down to achieve the trick and if you land slightly past vertical your bow doesn't penetrate the water, but just kicks backwards and land in a belly flop with your kayak landing on your head. It is very painful. Wind gets knocked out of you and the sprayskirt typically racks your genitals. Most won't try a second time in that event.
2. You have to inch up to the cliff with your posterier balancing on the very edge and in the process if you go 1" too far you fall off backwards on your head. If you are fearful and don't go backwards far enough, your kayak would not be on the pivot point, This would "camber up" stopping the rotation and causing you to fall backwards.
"Why I can do it and nobody else can? I understand what I was trying to do, why it did or did not work, and created the mental picture, as well as the equipment, neccesary to pull it off. I am willing to take my hits and keep on trucking -- having landed on my head plenty before sticking this successful attempt. I have created more freestyle kayak moves than anyone else in the history of the sport and have used that knowledge to help win four world championships. This trick won't show up in those competitions, but I have plenty of moves that keep me striving to be the best there is." - Eric Jackson, Four x World Champion Whitewater Kayaker
September 19-22 Filming TV Show (Fishing University)
September 24-27 JK Dealer Summit (House Party)
October Farewell trip to White Nile in Uganda (whitewater & environment trip)
October 21 Run Marine Corps Marathon with wife and daughter
November/December Training for 2019 Fishing Season
January 5-13 FLW Tour Event #1- Brookland, TX
February 2-10 FLW #2. Kissimmee, Florida
March 2-10 FLW #3 Bainbridge, GA
March 16-17 USA Freestyle Kayak Team Trials- Rock Island, TN
March 23-31 FLW #4 Grove, OK
April 6-14 FLW #5 Jefferson City, TN
April 27-May 5 FLW #6 Dayton, TN
May 10-20 Training for World Freestyle Kayak Championships
June 22-30 FLW #7 Plattsburg, NY
July 2-7 World Freestyle Kayak Championships- Sort, Spain
ERIC JACKSON, Eric "EJ" Jackson is to kayaking as Laird Hamilton is to surfing and Tony Hawk is to skateboarding or Kevin VanDam is to bass fishing. Dedicated to the sports since his father first turned him onto it when he was just a teen, EJ – with the support and encouragement of his best friend and wife, Kristine – has followed his passion for more than three decades, accumulating along the way an unprecedented number of competitive titles and recognition including Olympian, World Champion, and inductee, International Whitewater Hall of Fame. Never content to settle for the status quo or take conventional wisdom too seriously, EJ innovates on and off the river. On his way to becoming the winningest kayaker in history, EJ invented such staples of the freestyle boater's bag of tricks as the Splitwheel, McNasty and Lunar Orbit. Off the water, he – along with longtime design partner David Wright – has been designing some of the sport's best-selling kayaks.
EJ sincerely believes in better living through kayaking. To make sure more people, especially kids, have access to kayaking, in 2003 EJ and business partner Tony Lunt launched Jackson Kayak. With the widest range of boat sizes and trademark emphasis on comfort, durability and ease of use, Jackson Kayak quickly became the best-selling brand of whitewater kayaks for all ages and abilities. In 2010, Jackson Kayak debuted its first kayak fishing boat. The Coosa became an instant hit among anglers spawning an expansion of the line to include hot selling environment-specific boats designed to increase enjoyment and success on any inland waterway or offshore fishing outing.
When the iconic athlete turned 50, he still continued to pull down Top 10 finishes and remain a perennial threat at the world's biggest competitions. His lifelong dedication to a level of fitness allows him to continue to be a threat in every competitive venue has also been recognized by the likes of PEAR Sports, where EJ has provides workouts for the innovative real-time fitness coaching app. His fiftieth birthday also marked a full quarter century that EJ's been a member of the USA Canoe Kayak National Whitewater Team and perhaps more importantly, it was his silver wedding anniversary to his wife, Kristine. EJ is among the most prolific authors of instructional books and videos helping others learn everything from basic strokes and concepts to the most advanced freestyle moves. Among his proudest achievements, EJ co-authored the next generation of kayaking champions and innovators – his daughter Emily, a two-time World Champion, son, Dane arguably the top whitewater kayaker in the world today and son, KC, a budding kayaker-to-be. EJ and Kristine are also proud grandparents to Tucker, the son of Emily and her husband Canadian National Champ and another World Champion titleholder, Nick Troutman.
2018 LEGENDS OF VINYL: Hall of Fame Awards Honors Recording Artist Felipe Rose formerly of the Village People
The Legends of Vinyl are proud to announce their 2018 Hall of Fame Awards which will take place on Tuesday, 18 September 2018 at the Amadeus Nightclub located at 7951 Albion Avenue, Queens, NY. Doors open at 6pm, admission is $20 (L.O.V Members $10). The award ceremony begins at 8pm and the public is invited to join as they award the area's best DJs, Producers, Recording Artists, Recording Engineers, Record Promoters, Remixers, and other music industry professionals. The organization will present Awards to members of the DJ/Artists Hall of Fame for their contributions to the music industry. 2018 Honorees include Claudja Barry; Felipe Rose (formerly of the Village People), Melba Moore; Michael Felder; Christine Wiltshire, Sarah Dash; and the Original Ladies of Chic Norma Jean Wright, Alfa Anderson, and Luci Martin. The organization will also honor Michael Zager, Audrey Josephs, Bobby Goodrich, Bruce Marcus, Jose Bonilla, Ray Vazquez, Steve Bogen, Tom Savarese, Tom Silverman, and Grammy Award Winner Little Louie Vega. In addition, the organization is proud to present the 2018 Icon Of The Year Award to John "Jellybean" Benitez. Chris Robinson aka Father Chris will be presented with the Golden Circle Award. An after party with music and dancing with DJs Ray Vasquez and Dan "Pooch" Pucciarelli will conclude the evening. To vote visit legendsofvinyl.com
The Native American Music Awards is the world's largest and only professional membership-based orgranization dedicated to honoring the best new music initiatives from the Americas. The 18th Annual Gala Awards will take place on Friday, 12 October 2018 at the Seneca Niagrara Resort & Casino located at Niagra Falls, NY. Banquet tickets are $45. Rose is nomiated in two leading categories including "Best Single" and "Best Dance song" for his hit "Going Back to My Roots'. For more information visit nativeamericanmusicawards.com
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"Bruce Springsteen, the Four Seasons, Whoopi Goldberg, "Cake Boss" Buddy Valastro and three New Jersey governors were on stage May 6 at the Paramount Theatre in Asbury Park for the induction ceremony of the New Jersey Hall of Fame Class of 2017. Yet, it was Felipe Rose, the Indian formely of the Village People, who all but stole the show. Rose and Tammy Murphy, wife of Gov. Phil Murphy, inducted singer Gloria Gaynor. Rose was hard to miss. He wore his Native American garb, including a headdress and suede vest. Rose has star power…" - Asbury Park Press (5 July 2018) Read the full story here https://www.app.com/story/entertainment/music/2018/07/05/village-people-legacy-indian-felipe-rose-split-asbury-park-and-life-solo-star/750234002/
FELIPE ROSE came into prominence in the 1970s out of the urban gay clubs and discotheques of New York City. He was best known in those days as the Native "Indian" dancer and singer inspired by his parent's heritage when he met a French producer by the name of Jacque Morali. Felipe's ancestry is that of Taino and Lakota. His mother was from Puerto Rico and his father arrived from a wave of Indians who came to New York City to work in construction in the 1950's. Felipe would grow up in the ghettos of Brownsville, Brooklyn, but his rise to pop music fame would make him a fixture in mainstream music culture. Felipe became an original member of Village People fame, by the young age of 19 yrs old. Village People began as a disco group well known for their on-stage costumes and named after New York City's Greenwich Village. Originally created by Jacques Morali and Henri Belolo inspired by Felipe's insidious imagery to target disco's gay audience, the Village People quickly became popular and moved into the mainstream. The group scored several disco dance hits internationally, including three hits in the US, "Macho Man, "In the Navy", and their biggest hit, "Y.M.C.A.". Now four decades later, Felipe and Village People remained a pop culture mainstay in music, sports arenas, commercials and television as they continue to tour the world. "Y.M.C.A" remains the group's biggest hit since it's release in 1978. The song remains popular and is played throughout the U.S. and Europe, with crowds using the dance in which the arms are used to spell out the four letters of the song's title. The song is number 7 on VH1's list of The 100 Greatest Dance Songs of the 20th Century. Village People's mega-hits include: San Francisco/Hollywood, Macho Man, Y.M.C.A. , In The Navy, Go West, Can't Stop the Music, 5 0'Clock In the Morning, Let's Go Back to the Dance Floor (2014) written and penned for VP by K.C. of the Sunshine Band Internationally, on a worldwide scale, Y.M.C.A. sold over a million copies each in Germany and United Kingdom. The latter also made it a hit all over again in 1993 when a remix hit #12 ( made it to #1 for the first three weeks of 1979 in its original go-round). The Guinness British hit single ranked Y.M.C.A. as the 45th biggest single ever on that country's music chart (which began in 1952). Putting it ahead of "Unchained Melody" and behind "Reach Out I'll Be There." To date, Felipe and the Village People sold over 100 million records and have won many international music awards and garnered over 30 Platinum and Gold records. Felipe's highest moment of achievement was receiving a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the following month, being inducted into the NAMA Music Hall of Fame.
In 1996, he formed The Tomahawk Group and Tomahawk Records focusing on songwriting and talent development. BY 2001, with Tomahawk flourishing, Felipe set his sights on a solo career, collaborating with his longtime composer/arranger Forrest "Frosty" Lawson. Rose released his first EP, "Trail of Tears, his retelling of the forced removal of the Cherokee Nation. Creating his hybrid Native dance composition's calling it Disco Fever/Burning up the Rez! It received rave reviews and was nominated for three Native American Music Awards in 2002. Felipe was asked to open the Fifth Annual Native American Music Awards show. His production number "brought the house down" and "Trail of Tears" took home "Best Historical Recording" honors that year. To date, no artist has ever duplicated the energy and visual effect, that Felipe unveiled that evening at the Marcus Amphitheater.
Continuing his solo sojourn in 2003, Felipe released "We're Still Here". Rose was again nominated and awarded a second NAMMY as the EP won the coveted "Single Song of the Year" statuette at the Sixth Annual Awards show. In 2005, rounding out the trilogy was his next CD, a tribute to the late Virginia Indian activist Thomasina E. Jordan, entitled, "Red Hawk Woman". Combining contemporary elements with traditional music, spoken word, Native hip-hop, and poetry, the recording features contributions by; Chief Anne Richardson, Chief of the Rappahannock Nation, flutist Douglas Blue Feather and Native rapper Shadowyze. The album won best Hip-Hop Recording and Songwriter of the Year. Felipe then returned to rapper Shadowyze to create a hip-hop offering called, "Two Fallen Feathers". Taking a break from recording, he continued touring the world with Village People, heading in concert venues, throughout Europe, South East Asia, and Australia, for the 39th time in his career and a country he calls his second home. In 2005, Felipe donated his Gold single of Y.M.C.A. before an international audience in the rotunda of the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI). His unique branding and indigenous style in pop music and his rich heritage is reflected in the clothing he dons with Village People as he tours the world. To Felipe, he is not just wearing a stage costume, and shares where his roots come from, using his unique style that honors the heritage of his Native American roots, which reflect the that he dons to perform in. This is not just a costume but is a signifier of where his bi-racial roots come from and his long association with Native American Indian groups across the country. A "ShadowWalker" is a Native term or word for walking in two worlds and also as a "Two-Spirited" person who is Gay. Felipe has managed to stay relevant throughout his adult life tapping into a passion and devotion to what he loves to do around the country as a speaker, an ordained minister with the Universal Church of Life, most recently he was the host and interviewer on the Red Carpet for the Native American Music Awards and also as a presenter in the category for Artist of the Year.
W O R K H O U S E is one of the country's leading public relations and integrated creative agencies. For the seventh consecutive year, Workhouse received the "Best of Manhattan Award" by the U.S. Commerce Association (USCA). The agency swept three of the industry's highest honors when it was bestowed with the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Silver Anvil Award, PR News' Platinum PR "Wow Award", Bulldog Reporter's Silver Medal Award and was also named a PR Daily/ Dow Jones Finalist for "Grand Prize: PR Campaign of the Year". Celebrating two decades of service, Workhouse is a full-service creative agency positioning emerging and established brands with celebrity craftsmanship. The agency provides forward thinking public relations, social media, brand promotion, creative consulting and modern day marketing. Clients have included Lou Reed, The Rolling Stones, Hugh Jackman, Francis Ford Coppola, David LaChapelle, CBGB, Max's Kansas City, Interview Magazine, Galleries Lafayette, Porsche, Ford Motor Company, Virgin, Jazz at Lincoln Center, International Emmy Awards, Assouline Editions, Rizzoli International Publications, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, Versace and Avroko. Workhouse offers untraditional service across a broad spectrum of entertainment, culture, fashion and lifestyle spheres. Visit workhousepr.com


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Audi Q4 Coming in 2019, Three EVs in 2020
Automaker outlines its plans through the decade
Audi Q2 SUV/Crossover News
by Words: Kelly Pleskot March 15, 2017
Audi outlined its plans for several new products today, including a new Q4 SUV that will arrive in 2019.
The automaker will make a push for new SUVs in the coming years. A new generation of the Q5 launches this year, while the Q2 will expand to additional markets including the U.S. In 2018, Audi will introduce the Q8, a model that was previewed by a concept shown at this month's Geneva Motor Show. The fastback SUV will sit on the same modular platform that underpins the Q7.
A new A5 launches this year while the second-gen A7 will arrive in 2018. To further its autonomous car technology, Audi has created a subsidiary dubbed Autonomous Intelligent Driving GmbH. In Munich, the unit is working on self-driving solutions that can be used on robot taxis in the future. In the meantime, a new Audi A8 will debut this year with Level 3 autonomous technology.
Like its sister brand Volkswagen, Audi is shifting attention away from dieselgate with a host of new EVs. The automaker plans to launch a total of three new electric cars by 2020 with more models to follow in the coming decade. Audi has trained more than 6,000 employees to work with high-voltage technology as it enters the EV game. The brand's first dedicated EV model is expected to arrive in 2018, previous reports have suggested.
Pictured below is the Audi Q2.
Source: Audi
5 Cool Things: the All-New 2020 Hyundai Palisade
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For Black Men, Mental Health Breakthroughs Include Overcoming Therapy's Stigma
by Natalie C. Hockaday September 29, 2021 January 12, 2022
Dr. Phillip Graham (Courtesy photo)
Self-care has become a buzzword lately, but what does that truly mean? It can mean many things and with this broad understanding of self-care, it allows people to be open with themselves about what they need to do to make sure they are the best version of themselves.
Addressing mental health in the Black community can mean overcoming a stigma of weakness at times.
"Psychology or therapy for a lot of people is a scary word," said Dr. Phillip Graham, a D.C.-area psychotherapist who specializes in treating Black men. "The conversation has picked up globally and [we] are de-stigmatizing mental health and therapy and we want to put ourselves in a position where we can provide some insight as Black therapists."
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Graham explained how at times there is widespread misunderstanding about the nature of mental patients and how therapists address patients' problems. The stigma surrounding mental health he says is the perception that one has to be "crazy" or have a severe mental health disorder and that is not necessarily always the case.
"Sometimes life is just stressful and trying to learn how to work through anxiety and stress and talking to somebody that has an objective opinion about how what you're experiencing and how you're experiencing [it] and putting it into words where you can understand to process and do the work yourself," Graham said.
Mental health and how it looks in people can differ depending on socioeconomic status. Sometimes people don't see the signs of someone's depression or whatever they are going through because it is hidden. Symptoms of depression vary, Graham said, noting that for some patients the manifestation of those symptoms are masked by socioeconomic status can affect mental health status.
According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Minority Health, "Black or African Americans living below the poverty level, as compared to those over twice the poverty level, are twice as likely to report serious psychological distress."
Identity can be an important factor for those seeking therapists and Graham says that it has helped him connect to some of his patients because there is a cultural understanding without further explanation.
"It makes it easier for men to talk to me because I understand what it's like to be a man and to be a Black man [and] to be a Black man growing up in a religious environment and a community that doesn't necessarily encourage therapy," he said.
Graham said that there is a lot of intergenerational trauma that was yet to be addressed and that current generations are still dealing with the impact of that trauma. He also stated that Black men should be included more in understanding mental health because there can be disparities when understanding when they are experiencing mental health issues.
"If we had a better understanding, a better access to mental health, we may be able to avoid and alleviate some of the more severe problems or consequences," Graham said.
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Joseph Wan has quashed rumours that he is planning to exit Harvey Nichols, saying he remains committed to the department store business for at least another year.
Wan told Drapers he had no imminent plans to step back from his role as chief executive, which he has held since 1992.
Over the past four years he has been developing a succession plan, as he reaches retirement age in 2014.
Head hunters have been scouting the industry for a successor "on and off" since 2008, but Wan said no suitable replacement had yet been identified.
Wan's current contract – which he renewed only last year and runs until 2017 – requires him to give Harvey Nichols a year's notice.
"My exit strategy is no different from what it was four years ago or even 15 years ago – clearly I'm older now, so I need to move it forward, but there is no fixed time that I must go," he said.
Luxury department store Harvey Nichols' summer Sale campaign features a series of "headless chickens" dressed in items from spring 13 collections.
Harvey Nichols' Birmingham branch is to double in size, thus expanding its fashion offering, as it relocates.
In her first full interview since moving from magazines to high-profile retail, Paula Reed explains how she's overcoming the "learning cliff" at Harvey Nichols.
Ahead of the former Grazia style director's first interview since joining Harvey Nichols in September of last year, Ian Wright gets fashion director Paula Reed's take on the her time so far at the retailer, the competition, her boss and British designers.
Luxury department store Harvey Nichols has been slapped with a million pound lawsuit after a dog owner claimed she had been manhandled in the retailer's London store.


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Still Blind are a  heavy metal band from the Unterland area in South Tyrol, Italy formed in 1986 by the brothers Reinhold Giovanett, Hartmann Giovanett and Helmuth Giovanett.

History
One of the first metal bands in South Tyrol, Still Blind achieved international success during the 1980s, especially thanks to their first album Still Blind (1989) and the following European tour. As one of the most successful and internationally popular bands from South Tyrol (Úplná databáze populární hudby, UMD, 1999), together with Graveworm and Skanners, Still Blind continued their career with the 1991 album Whales. After touring for years with the same line up, the band officially split in 2001, but the Giovanett Brothers continued parallel careers within several projects (Italian Metal Encyclopedia, 2001). Helmuth Giovanett started concentrating on ethnic music, and his brother Reinhold published with Josef Oberhollenzer two demo-CDs: Kaspar Hauser (1999) and Hinter den Bergen (2000). In 2004 Reinhold Giovanett founded Godzilla Intermezzo with the guitarist Roland Novak and the drummer Zeljko Marinković. The project started as a Motörhead cover band, but became more and more doom–progressive metal oriented, with the album Orgasmatron, published in 2005.
The follower band of Still Blind was founded in 2009 by the guitarist Hartmann Giovanett with the name Embryonic Jam. In the years between 2002 and 2007 various names and line ups followed, but the final line up was presented for the first live sessions of Embryonic Jam, with Hartmann Giovanett—guitars, David Tomasi—vocals, bass and Lorenz Rinner—drums.

Band members
Current members Embryonic Jam
 Hartmann Giovanett – guitars (1986–present)
 Lorenz Rinner – drums (2009–present)
 David Tomasi – lead vocals, bass (2009–present)

Former members Godzilla Intermezzo
 Reinhold Giovanett – lead vocals (2004–2006)
 Roland Novak – guitars (2004–2006)
 Zeljko Marinković – drums (2004–2006)

Original members Still Blind
 Reinhold Giovanett – lead vocals, bass
 Hartmann Giovanett – guitars
 Helmuth Giovanett – drums

Discography
S.B., Demotape, 1987
Still Blind, EP, 1989
Whales, Full Length + CD, 1991
Traum:sturz, Mini-CD, 1996
Demo, CD, 2003 (Skritek)
Live I, CD, 2004 (Worbet)
Live II, CD, 2005 (Worbet)
Demo, CD, 2010 (Embryonic Jam)

The newest DVD with the name Embryonic Jam, Metal from the North, has been released 2013 at the CRAM Centre for Art Research, and will present the concert performed in 2009 together with B Painfull, Hungerstrike and Black Thongues.

External links
Blindness Records Official website
StrilloStrano, Italy
Metal Archives
Rock'nRoll, Italy
SunShine, Italy
Metal Hammer, UK
Rock Net
Spirit of Metal, France
Kiasma, Italy
The Corroseum
UMD, Czech Republic

Published sources
Floropoulos, D (2009) Still Blind,  in Encyclopaedia Metallum
Della Gioppa, G (2005), Still Blind, in Italian Metal Legion – 1980–1991 – The Days of Dream, Andromeda Relix Edizioni
Franceschini, C (2005), Keine Lemmynge, Neue Südtiroler Tageszeitung
Schäfer, W (2000), Whales, Rock Hard Deutschland, Nr. 64

Austrian heavy metal musical groups

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Серапио Кальдерон (; 1843, Паукартамбо — 1922, Куско) — перуанский политик, в течение краткого времени в 1904 году занимал пост президента Перу. В 1903 году был избран вместе с Мануэлем Кандамо как второй вице-президент. Первым вице-президентом был Лино Аларко, но он умер, так и не вступив в должность. После смерти в 1904 году президента Мануэля Кандамо ненадолго возглавил страну до проведения новых выборов на которых победил Хосе Пардо и Барреда.

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Home / Tech News / Online ticket marketplace Vivid Seats is looking to sell for $1.5 billion
Online ticket marketplace Vivid Seats is looking to sell for $1.5 billion
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Online secondary ticket marketplace Vivid Seats is looking for a buyer and they're hoping to fetch a price of about $1.5 billion, TechCrunch has learned.
According to multiple sources, private equity firm Vista Equity Partners is working with Morgan Stanley to unload Vivid, which could net a tidy profit for the firm a little over a year after acquiring the business for about $850 million.
Vivid Seats might not have the same name recognitions as Ticketmaster or StubHub, but the Chicago-based firm has been a force in selling seats at concerts, theaters and sports events. Founded in 2001, the company has grown to become the third-largest secondary ticket seller in the U.S. by the time it received its strategic investment from Vista early last year.
According to one source, tech companies like Amazon and Priceline had taken a look at Vivid Seats but decided not to acquire it. We also heard that eBay-owned StubHub is not interested.
Earlier this month, Bloomberg reported on its terminal that Vista was considering a sale "after receiving inbound interest," but did not offer further detail.
One challenge for Vivid is that it gets a large portion of its traffic from misleading affiliate sites. Customers are sometimes lured to a destination that's not actually associated with the team or artist, a controversial practice within the industry.
It's possible that Vivid Seats will not find a suitable strategic buyer and will sell to another private equity firm. One source mentioned Carlyle Group, but a different source suggested that would be unlikely because they own PrimeSport, a competitor in the space.
If Vivid can't fetch its desired acquisition price, perhaps Vista will keep it in its portfolio until it grows its value.
When asked for comment, Vivid said "we don't comment on industry rumors."
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April 20th, 2013 - The team planned to enter a pair of COMP Cams Super Dirt Series (CCSDS) events over the weekend, but Friday night's $2,000-to-win, program at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas) fell victim to rain.
As a result, the team entered a single event as they traveled to I-30 Speedway (Little Rock, Arkansas) on Saturday evening for a $2,500-to-win program. With twenty-six Super Late Models on hand for the event Chandler raced to a dominant win in his heat race to lock into the fifth starting spot for the 35 lap feature at the 1/4 mile oval.
During the early stages of the feature Petty raced his way to as high as the fourth position before the handle began to go away on his entry, and he slipped to a ninth place finish. Full results from the event are available at www.COMPDirt.com.
April 5th, 2013 - Chandler opened his 2013 season with a bang on Friday night by powering his #47 Chandler Petty Motorsports/Rocket Late Model to the feature win at Batesville Motor Speedway (Locust Grove, Arkansas) in the track's season opener.
After enduring a tough 2012 season, which saw the young driver go winless on the year, Petty is off to a much better start in 2013. He opened his campaign with a NeSmith Weekly Late Model Series event at the 3/8 mile oval. Chandler started his night by powering from the fifth starting spot to a second place finish in his heat, which locked him into the third starting spot for the feature. As the race went green Petty jumped to the second spot and followed race leader, Robby Moore, for the first sixteen circuits before he used a slide job to take over the lead. Once out front he never look back on his way to the win, which came over Robby Moore, Gavin Landers, Roger Witt, and Joey Smith.
"It feels awesome to not only start the year with a win, but to get back to victory lane period," an elated Petty commented. "I have to thank my crew and my sponsors as well at TJ Hughes, who's been lending a helping hand all week.
Full results from the event are available at www.BatesvilleMotorSpeedway.net.


On 26 June 2018, BIOMIN hosted live webinar to gain an insight into the recent results of the 2018 BIOMIN Phytogenic Feed Additives Survey, the inclusion of phytogenic feed additives - PFAs or botanicals - in farm animal diets and the ever-present need to optimize feed costs.
Approximately 5% of global feed tonnage is supplemented with phytogenics.
51% of 2018 BIOMIN Phytogenic Feed Additive Survey respondents use phytogenic feed additives.
60% of the survey respondents report that their PFA use will increase over the next 12 months.
The digestibility enhancement and antimicrobial effects of PFAs continue to rank as the two top reasons for the application of PFAs in animal diets. Read the full 2018 BIOMIN Phytogenic Feed Additive Survey results here.
Read the full 2018 BIOMIN Phytogenic Feed Additive Survey results here.


Loukia & Michael Zampelas Art Museum is screening GREEN FUSE FILMS' award–winning documentary Between the Folds which chronicles the stories of ten fine artists and intrepid theoretical scientists who have abandoned careers and scoffed at hard–earned graduate degrees—all to forge unconventional lives as modern–day paperfolders.
On the occasion of World Book Day, the Loukia & Michael Zampelas Art Museum in collaboration with EN TYPOIS publishing house, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, present a selection of art books from the house's collection. The editor and artistic director of EN TYPOIS, Voula Kokkinou, will present the process of creating art books to both bibliophiles and students at 11:00 a.m. The presentation will focus on artists' monographs and collective books as well as Art Biennale catalogues published by Voula Kokkinou, which stand out for their design.
Starting with the word mother, Cypriot writers are inspired by this powerful symbol and recite their own poetry. The event will be presented by the Director of Cultural Services, Mr. Pavlos Paraskevas and coordinated by Andys Roditis.
Roundtable Discussion on the temporary exhibition Successive Compositions, currently on show at the Museum as part of the 50 years celebration, with Nikos Kouroussis, Myrto Makridou, Margaret Paraskos and Nitsa Hadjigeorgiou.
The conversation will be a narrative of the artists' memories and experiences, both as an artist's offspring as well as an advocate for the following generation.
The Loukia & Michael Zampelas Art Museum invites Unicef Charity Market to exhibit a variety of products, at low prices, towards the financial aid of Unicef Cyprus.
Unicef Cyprus, one of the co-organizers of the exhibition Zuzana Chalupová: Painter of the Child's Soul, has also created postcards depicting works by the artist as a gesture of appreciation for her contribution.
The Loukia & Michael Zampelas Art Museum participates in the free events organized by ACTA Nicosia to celebrate the World Tourism Day.
On Saturday 26 November at 11:00, for the finissage of the exhibition Horst Weierstall: From Sign to Action a round-table discussion will take place between artists Horst Weierstall, Klitsa Antoniou, Demetris Neokleous, Vicky Pericleous, Martin Meason and Hourig Torossian.
On the occasion of the temporary exhibition 'First Generation of Cypriot Artists from the Surikov Academy of Fine Arts in Moscow', we are hosting a 3-hour presentation run by the participating artists, who by referring to their work will tell us their secrets for making colour and give us suggestions on how to apply various techniques. Each artist will represent his work through a different medium giving a broader idea of each medium's distinctiveness, aesthetic value and unique textural outcome.
Theophanis is considered to be a genius Byzantine iconographer who created in Byzantium and Russia in the middle of the 14th to the middle of the 15th century. The Russian iconography began in the 11th - 12th century, but Theophanis was the cornerstone on which the great Russian religious painting was based, with Andrei Rublev, Daniil Chyorny and Dionisius.


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Juan Antonio Álvarez de Arenales (Reinoso, o bien Salta, 13 de junio de 1770 - Moraya, 4 de diciembre de 1831) fue un destacado militar argentino de origen español, Gran Mariscal del Perú, que participó en las guerras de la independencia de Argentina, Chile, Bolivia y Perú.

Biografía
Según indica su acta de matrimonio con Serafina González de Hoyos, registrado en la ciudad de Salta el 9 de septiembre de 1795, nació en España en la localidad denominada Villa de Reinoso, en Castilla, en 1770. Algunos autores señalan que podría haber nacido en la ciudad de Salta. Fue hijo de Francisco Álvarez Arenales y de María González.

Según el genealogista Narciso Binayán Carmona, era descendiente del conquistador, explorador y colonizador español Domingo Martínez de Irala (1509-1556); sus antepasados tenían un remoto origen mestizo  guaraní, que compartía con muchos próceres de la época de la Independencia y con grandes personajes paraguayos y argentinos.

En 1784 llegó con su familia a Buenos Aires, donde fue educado para seguir la carrera eclesiástica. Arenales optó por la carrera militar.

Luchas en el Alto Perú

Tras concluir sus estudios fue enviado al Alto Perú, donde formó parte de la Revolución de Chuquisaca del 25 de mayo de 1809, primer movimiento contra el dominio español llevado a cabo en el Virreinato del Río de la Plata.

Participó en la creación de la primera Junta que buscó emanciparse de las autoridades realistas. Arenales se convirtió en dirigente contra el gobierno colonial y Comandante de las milicias que organizó. Sofocada la insurrección por parte del monárquico Vicente Nieto, sus tropas se dispersaron y fue arrestado. Enviado preso a las casamatas del Callao, huyó en fecha desconocida, llegando en secreto a la ciudad de Salta. Allí se casó con Serafina de González Hoyos (hija de Bonifacio González de Hoyos y María Martina de Torres Gaete y Córdoba) y fue nombrado regidor del cabildo. Producida la invasión realista de 1812, fue nuevamente arrestado.

Luego que Manuel Belgrano, designado general de las Provincias Unidas del Río de la Plata, obtuviera la decisiva victoria patriota de la Batalla de Tucumán, el 24 y 25 de septiembre de 1812, el coronel Eustoquio Díaz Vélez, quien tenía el cargo de mayor general, logró recuperar Salta por unos días y liberó a Arenales, antes de que el derrotado general Pío Tristán llegara y se apoderara nuevamente la ciudad. Arenales huyó y se presentó ante Belgrano, quien le reconoció el grado de coronel. Participó en la batalla de Salta, el 20 de febrero de 1813, como jefe del estado mayor. Por su brillante desempeño en esta nueva victoria de las armas revolucionarias, la Asamblea del Año XIII le concedió la ciudadanía argentina, con residencia en Salta.

Durante la Segunda expedición auxiliadora al Alto Perú Arenales subió al Alto Perú y fue nombrado gobernador de Cochabamba. Después de las derrotas de Vilcapugio y Ayohúma, intentó por un tiempo defender su provincia, pero fue vencido. Sin embargo, ayudó a Ignacio Warnes a resguardar la provincia de Santa Cruz de la Sierra. Organizó la guerra de guerrillas tan exitosamente que el general Joaquín de la Pezuela se vio forzado a abandonar las provincias norteñas argentinas. Fue el comandante de la Republiqueta de Vallegrande.

Con la victoria en la batalla de La Florida, en que recibió muchas heridas y casi perdió la vida, aseguró la entrada al Alto Perú del Ejército del Norte, en su tercer intento por incorporar el Alto Perú a la revolución, al mando de José Rondeau, y reocupó la ciudad de Cochabamba.

Cuando los patriotas fueron derrotados en Venta y Media, Rondeau se dirigió a reorganizarse a Cochabamba, donde fue derrotado por Pezuela en la Batalla de Sipe Sipe, en noviembre de 1815. Arenales intentó resistir por unas semanas, pero fue derrotado en Samaipata y regresó a Salta.

Perú y la Campaña de la Sierra

Allí fue ascendido a general y se enfrentó al caudillo Martín Miguel de Güemes por la forma en que este llevaba adelante la Guerra Gaucha, exitosa estrategia defensiva de defensa de la frontera norte del país, pero muy costosa para la provincia, en especial para las clases altas.

A mediados de 1817 fue nombrado comandante del ejército provincial de Córdoba, en lucha casi permanente con pequeños grupos de gauchos rebeldes; no obtuvo resultados positivos contra los federales.

En 1819 se incorporó al Ejército de los Andes en Chile. El general José de San Martín lo designó al mando de una división para su Expedición libertadora del Perú. Tras su llegada a destino se hizo cargo de las dos importantes campañas a las sierras, para obtener el control sobre esa área antes que los realistas pudieran utilizarlas como base de operaciones.

Durante la primera campaña logró cuatro victorias en Palpa, Nazca, Cuesta de Tarma y, la más importante, la batalla de Cerro de Pasco. Logró tomar varias provincias para los patriotas: Ica, Huamanga, Huánuco, Huancavelica y Pasco. Los realistas temieron perder contacto con el interior, de modo que evacuaron Lima, y aunque San Martín lo envió a una segunda campaña a la sierra, no pudo impedir la retirada del virrey José de la Serna y su ocupación de todo el interior del país. La última resistencia en esa zona fue la de algunas guerrillas dirigidas por el futuro caudillo mendocino José Félix Aldao, pero finalmente tuvo también que retirarse.

Algo que no es muy difundido es que el 6 de diciembre de 1820, después de la Batalla de Cerro de Pasco, Álvarez de Arenales realizó el primer grito de independencia en el balcón de la entonces conocida "Casa Vegas" en el Cerro de Pasco.

Tras la proclamación de la Independencia del Perú, fue nombrado gobernador de las provincias norteñas del futuro territorio peruano, donde el gobernador de Trujillo, José Bernardo de Tagle se había pasado a los patriotas. Allí tuvo la responsabilidad sobre la instrucción de las tropas y la preparación de la campaña al Ecuador, siendo nombrado comandante en jefe de la Expedición Auxiliadora a Quito, cargo que declinó en dos ocasiones, por lo que para no demorar la ayuda que necesitaba la Provincia Libre de Guayaquil y el mismo general Antonio José de Sucre, el comando recayó en Andrés de Santa Cruz.
Por todos sus servicios a la causa independentista fue gratificado con el rango de Gran Mariscal. Para seguir organizando estas tropas pidió ayuda al senado peruano en forma un tanto descomedida y fue sancionado. Poco antes de la Entrevista de Guayaquil entre los Libertadores José de San Martín y Simón Bolívar, intentó sin éxito mediar entre ellos. Decepcionado, se retiró en 1823 a Salta.

Gobernador de Salta

El 1 de enero de 1824 fue nombrado gobernador de Salta. Su administración fue ordenada y eficiente, procurando establecer un gobierno liberal en concordancia con el que Bernardino Rivadavia había establecido en Buenos Aires. Al año siguiente hizo una última campaña al Alto Perú, esperando luchar contra el último reducto realista en esas provincias; pero el general realista Pedro de Olañeta murió asesinado por sus propios soldados, y en definitiva Arenales no logró nada: incluso fracasó en reincorporar a su provincia (Salta) la región de Tarija, que había sido parte de la misma.

Envió tropas salteñas para colaborar en la Guerra del Brasil, librada entre las Provincias Unidas del Río de la Plata y el Imperio del Brasil a consecuencia de la decisión de la Banda Oriental de reincorporarse como una provincia rioplatense.

Fue reelecto gobernador de su provincia en 1826 y organizó una expedición de reconocimiento del río Bermejo con el objeto de evitar los ataques de los indígenas del Chaco.

Los federales se oponían a su gobierno, y lo acusaban de querer perpetuarse en la gobernación. Ya en el mes de febrero de 1824 había estallado una revolución en su contra, que terminó con el fusilamiento de su cabecilla, el coronel Bernardino Olivera, héroe de la guerra gaucha. En mayo de 1826 fracasó una nueva revolución, pero la de enero de 1827 tuvo más éxito. Arenales envió al coronel Francisco Bedoya —el mismo militar que había derrotado a Francisco Ramírez en su última batalla— a enfrentar a José Ignacio Gorriti, pero este fue derrotado y muerto en Chicoana, el 7 de febrero. La derrota de las tropas oficialistas ocasionó que Álvarez de Arenales y sus partidarios se exiliaran en Bolivia.

Regresó a su provincia en la época de la guerra civil de 1829 pero no actuó en política. Después de la derrota de los unitarios en la batalla de La Ciudadela, se marchó a Bolivia "a visitar unos parientes".

Muerte
Falleció en la localidad de Moraya, Bolivia, en 1831, en la casa del coronel José Manuel Pizarro. Fue sepultado allí en el osario común a excepción del cráneo, conservado por el coronel Pizarro y entregado en la ciudad de Buenos Aires a doña María Josefa Arenales de Uriburu, su hija y madre del futuro presidente de la República Argentina, José Evaristo Uriburu.

En mayo de 1959 llegaron a Salta sus restos, siendo depositados en el Panteón de las Glorias del Norte, tras cumplirse una emotiva ceremonia cívico militar en la Catedral de Salta.

Visión
Arenales fue militar de carrera que jamás vistió ropas civiles, que no necesitaba sirvientes y que ensillaba su propia mula; si era necesario, la herraba él mismo. No permitía que nadie lo tratara con familiaridad y creía al pie de la letra en las jerarquías militares.

Fue un patriota convencido de la revolución llevada a cabo en las Provincias Unidas del Río de la Plata y un luchador incansable por conservar la unidad de los territorios independizados de la corona española.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Memoria histórica sobre las operaciones e incidencias de la División Libertadora, a las órdenes del Gen. D. Juan Antonio Álvarez de Arenales
 Genealogía familiar

Militares de la Expedición Libertadora de Perú
Militares del Ejército de los Andes en Chile
Militares del Ejército del Norte
Militares de las guerras civiles argentinas
Generales de Argentina del siglo XIX
Próceres de Perú
Militares de la provincia de Salta
Políticos de la ciudad de Salta
Militares de la ciudad de Salta
Revolución de Chuquisaca
Militares de las republiquetas
Gobernadores de Salta
Panteón de las Glorias del Norte
Familia Álvarez de Arenales
Exiliados argentinos en Bolivia


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It was the baking group again today, though they were slightly thinned out by holidays. It's always good to see them because they are a happy lot. This is good when you're baking (as some of my attempts have been horrendous and several, despite exhortations to "re-use the dough" have ended up in the bin – sometimes scraped from my fingers, and sometimes propelled with at speed). The fact that Focaccia was bread of the day was a bonus. It always smells so good.
I wasn't baking today – I lost my baking mojo a while back and my enthusiasm has faded. I need to start getting it back now, particularly as several schools have been asking for bread making as an option when they come to visit. The smell of freshly baked focaccia and rosemary is just the sort of thing to bring back that enthusiasm. Not that I'm overly enthusiastic about the school sessions – it can be a bit of a dull day for the kids when you keep dragging them back into the kitchen for the next stage.
That reminds me, I have a teacher to ring back.
At the end of the session I gave out nettle soup. One or two slunk out without taking any (though I bear no grudges) but several drank it cold there and then and the rest took pots home with them. I'm easy with foraging and can take it or leave it, but it's good to produce food from found ingredients and to introduce people to new experiences. It's also, as somebody once said in a book, good to eat foraged food once in a while because it gives you a range of nutrients. However, there are reasons that we eat spinach instead of nettles, with the stings being just one of them.
I have actually set myself a target of learning something new every day this year. My learing for today was that I didn't know how to spell focaccia. In fact I just had to check it after writing that.
Finally, can anyone tell me how ro swirl cream into soup and have it still look good by the time you've switched your camera on. In an effort to raise my game last night I swirled the cream, sprinkled the freshly picked chives and took this picture that looks like a curdled face.
This entry was posted in Care Farm, Cookery and tagged bread, eating weeds, focaccia, foraging, home-made soup, nettles on April 30, 2015 by quercuscommunity.
We had a red-legged partridge at the bird feeding station yesterday. They can tell when the shooting season is over and gradually begin to appear around the yard mooching for spilt grain and chicken food. We've not had one by the feeder before so it's a first for the list.
The grey partridges they reared for the shoot all disappeared by last autumn and everyone thought they had wandered away or fallen prey to predators.
However, since the end of the shooting season we have started seeing them again.
They have a brain the size of a pea. They have no formal education. But they seem quite intelligent to me.
This entry was posted in Bird Watching and tagged bird feeder, partridge, shooting on April 29, 2015 by quercuscommunity.
We had twenty kids out today to discuss plant growth, plant seeds for cressheads and make butter.
Due to the regulations and fears around taking photos of kids I can't actually show you a photograph of 29 smiling faces as I didn't get the right form signed, but believe me – it happened. This was achieved despite the fact that they had been expecting a day out playing on the farm, not the plants growth/sandwich making brief we had been sent.
It's a shame I was only expecting 20. It meant that we didn't have enough compressed paper pots for cress heads, so I had to cut some egg boxes up. At that point I was told that Pupil X has an allergy to chickens, which includes eggs and anything that once contained eggs.
Now, allergies are dangerous, and I've been taking some training lately so that we don't kill anyone in the kitchen, but there is a time and place to be told about allergies. The place is not "here" and the time is not "now".
Time, I think, to reassess our booking procedures, and to look closely at our communication skills!
This entry was posted in Education and tagged allergies, Care Farm, communication, gardening, plant growth, plant seeds on April 28, 2015 by quercuscommunity.
It's not often we welcome a sports personality to the group but we did today, after his trip to the Disabled Games at Scunthorpe. So it's congratulations for a job well done (including archery and curling) and a big thank you to the Rotary Club for putting on the games.
Despite predictions of cloud and rain over the weekend we pretty much seem to have had good weather. Too good for the plants in the polytunnel – some of which had laid down and died on heat stress on Sunday. I was in on Saturday so I know all was well then. Current forecast indicates we are in for some cooler days but they haven't exactly covered themselves with accuracy for the last ten days so I don't know what to believe.
I've been ordering a few new seeds as I crave excitement in the garden and don't think I'll be getting that from phlox, onions and feverfew. So it's hello to Giant Bamboo and Bananas. The Giant Bamboo is suposed to grow a foot a day when it gets into its stride so I'm looking forward to that. It's going to make an interesting photo diary at the very least, and next year's bean frames are going to be pretty spectacular if it gets anywhere near its predicted 100 foot tall.
Final picture is of our new, slightly out of kilter, X-shaped bean frame. The theory is that the beans will hang down and be easier to pick from an X than from an inverted V. I've seen a more sophisticated version of this in a book – I think by Alan Titchmarsh – which was a timber frame supporting a proper V shape. If the X works I may look at going the whole hog next year.
More news on the beans is that the roots we saved from last year are starting to form shoots. Normally gardening books tell you to cut the top part off and leave the roots in to the soil so that all the nitrogen they have fixed from the air will go back to the soil. A couple of years ago Julia read an article saying that runner beans were perennials and you could store the roots like dahlia tubers. We did it and they seemed OK. Opinions on the net seem a little mixed but we'll give them another year and see what happens.
This entry was posted in Gardening, Green Care and tagged Alan Titchmarsh, bamboo, beans, disability games, disabled games, learning difficulties, nitrogen, runner beans on April 27, 2015 by quercuscommunity.
You wouldn't think one small woman could contain so many orders but by the time she'd finished I had a list big enough to see out my Saturday, which is why I'm sitting down at just after four to finish the day. It's not been the longest of working days, but it is Saturday and a chap expects a bit of slack.
That reminds me, I seem to have missed lunch. I knew there was something I'd forgotten.
If I call it a diet I can feel virtuous. And hungry.
My nettle crop is looking good – enough tops for a good soup and enough mature leaves to start drying for tea. Unfortunately The Farmer and his farmer's brain have noticed them and told me to eradicate them. This calls for either blackmail or distraction tactics. I will apply my thoughts to the problem.
This was the weather this afternoon just before the rain. Not quite as good as it has been and there's a definite bite in the 25 kph wind – good job I decided not to jump the gun with the planting out.
This entry was posted in Care Farm and tagged compost, gardening, nettles, plants, rain, sowing, tea plantation, wife on April 25, 2015 by quercuscommunity.
Just look at the beans – they're a bit different from the picture I took a couple of days ago. However, this isn't the first time I've had good beans at this time of year. It's not always a guarantee of having good beans later in the season. Last year's crop, for instance, had to be replaced after cold winds saw the original plants off.
Pride definitely goeth before a fall, as I often misquote.
There's something about crops that brings out the fool in many of us. I always used to plant too early anmd suffer huge losses. I'm better now but It's hard. Same went for my customers when I used to be an agricultural salesman. There were always a few who had to be the first to gather the harvest in. You could always tell them by their smug expression and the sound of the grain drier working overtime. I'm not sure what the profit margin is with grain, but I can't see the cost of drying improving it.
And here's the tea plantation – or nine sticks in pots. It's early days yet. If you fancy any I can recommend hot-plants on ebay. They came from Cornwall, were £8.95 each, arrived quickly, and were well-packed.
This entry was posted in Gardening and tagged beans, planting times, tea bushes on April 24, 2015 by quercuscommunity.
This was the view from the "office" an hour ago.
As I've often said before, I'm not in this for the money or the glamour. I do it for the people and the view in spring and summer. I actually only say that to make people happy, because really I just do it for the view and the birds.
"Solitude sometimes is best society." as Milton said.
For those of you wanting to know more about the film we saw on Tuesday night you can find the first 15 minutes for free on this link. If you would like to show it to a group they are allowing people free licences to show it in Mindful in May. I'm an old-fashioned sort of bloke and don't go in for all this health stuff, but I ddi enjoy it and there was some good stuff in there, so even if you are a cynic you can still get something from it.
That's the end of the advert, if they want more coverage they write their own blog.
On the downside, I have a meeting in a minute where, amongst other things, we are going to discuss the agenda for a meeting next week.
Talk about trouble in paradise.
This entry was posted in Care Farm and tagged Green Care, meditation, meetings, Mindfulness on April 24, 2015 by quercuscommunity.


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"Jewels bring memories." - Antique celluloid ring box
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Rachel's venture from hobby artisan to professional jeweler began in 2007. Back then, her creative space was a folding table where one-of-a-kind jewelry with vintage parts came alive. Even with a tiny corner for production, The Wood & Watch was able to quickly gain momentum. Its collection pieces have been showcased on wearers around the world, as well as in the Queens Museum of Art and New York City boutiques.
Today, The Wood & Watch resides in a dedicated, Long Island-based studio with lush views of nature. From here, Rachel continues to foster new designs and grow a tribe of cherished collectors. Become part of The Wood & Watch story as you live your own adventure.
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Why the name?
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Many photos on this site are credited to dear friend and talented artist, Maggie Susse-O'Connor.


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Govt thinks I am a political threat, trying to implicate me: Churchill
The former PWD minister, Mr Churchill Alemao, on Tuesday, said that the government, considering him to be an actual political threat in the forthcoming Lok Sabha election, is trying to implicate him in a loan default case, wherein it had to be in all actuality against the bank — Goa State Co-operative Bank, which announced a scheme to settle loans with one-time repayment. It may be recalled that an FIR has been registered against the Goa State Co-operative Bank by the Crime Branch for announcing a scheme of one-time settlement for the borrowers to clear their loans and causing losses. FIR has also been lodged against Mr Alemao by the Crime Branch on Monday as beneficiary of the scheme. He had obtained a loan of Rs 2.20 lakh from the bank and repaid it when the scheme was announced. Addressing the media, and clarifying that he was deeply hurt by reports, Mr Alemao said, "there were in all 260 borrowers who had obtained loan from the bank. We all appealed to the bank to have a scheme for one-time settlement and the bank agreed and these loans were repaid. My loan was of just rupees two lakh twenty thousand, whereas others had borrowed crores of rupees." The loan was taken to buy Contessa vehicle in the year 1989, he added. He further said that he is not a cheater, adding the loan was repaid after the bank collectively decided to implement the one-time settlement scheme. [NT]


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Bertha Edna Swan
Name Bertha Edna Swan [1, 2]
Born 16 Sep 1889 Newport, Louisa County, Iowa [1, 3, 4, 5, 6]
Alt. Birth 16 Sep 1890 Newport, Louisa County, Iowa [6]
This is apparently one year off. 1900 census recorded her birth as September 1889. Kossuth cemetery information lists her birth on the headstone simply as "1889."
Alt. Birth Abt 1891 Morning Sun, Louisa County, Iowa [2]
Iowa State Census 1895 Wapello, Louisa County, Iowa [1]
Bertha Swan, age 5, female, single, born in Louisa County
Census 1910 Mediapolis, Des Moines County, Iowa [4]
Bertha Swan, daughter, female, white, age 18, single, born in Iowa, father born in Iowa, mother born in Iowa, English at home, no occupation, could read, could write
Bertha Swan, daughter, female, white, age 26, single, could read, could write, born in Iowa, father's birthplace Iowa, mother's birthplace Iowa, could speak English, occupation none
Census 1930 Mediapolis, Des Moines County, Iowa
Bertha E. Nelson, wife-H, female, white, age 39, married, first maried at age 34, did not attend school during the past year, could read and write, born in Iowa, father born in Iowa, mother born in Iowa, state code 65, could speak English, no occupation
Died 16 Dec 1956 Burlington Hospital, Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa [5, 6]
Buried 18 Dec 1956 Kossuth Cemetery, Yellow Spring Township, Des Moines County, Iowa [5, 6]
Obituary 20 Dec 1956 Morning Sun, Louisa County, Iowa [6]
the Morning Sun News-Herald
MRS. BERTHA NELSON, MEDIAPOLIS,IS DEAD
Mrs. Bertha Edna Nelson, 66, of Mediapolis, died in Burlington hospital at 10:30 a.m. December 16. She had been ill for several weeks.
The daughter of George and Jennie Swan, Mrs. Nelson was born at Newport on September 16, 1890 (sic: probably 1889), and was married to the late Adolph Nelson at Mediapolis in 1924 (sic: 1925).
Surviving are a son and a daughter, Paul Robert Nelson and Mrs. Jane Cary, both of Mediapolis, and nine grandchildren.
A brother and five sisters also survive: Paul Swan and Mrs. Lilly Johnson, both of Mediapolis; Mrs. Jessie Moyers, Morning Sun; Mrs. Maude Owens, Mt. Union; Mrs. Oma (sic: Ona) Nordstrom, Cedar Rapids; and Mrs. Leah Brekke of Cicero, Illinois.
Last rites were held at the Mediapolis Presbyterian church of which Mrs. Nelson was a member, at 2 p.m. Tuesday. The Reverend Gordon Reif officiated and burial was in Kossuth cemetery.
Father George Laury Swan, b. 14 Jun 1859, Morning Sun, Louisa County, Iowa , d. 18 Nov 1920, Mediapolis, Des Moines County, Iowa
Mother Samantha Jane "Jennie" Gregory, b. 8 May 1861, Indiana , d. 10 Feb 1918, Mediapolis, Des Moines County, Iowa
Married 8 Sep 1880 Morning Sun, Louisa County, Iowa [8, 9, 10]
Iowa Marriage Records
Swan, George L.; Spouse: Gregory, Jennie; Marriage Date: 8 September 1880; County: Louisa; State: Iowa
Residence 1889 Louisa County, Iowa [10, 11]
Family Gustav Adolph Frederick "Adolph" Nelson, b. 29 Mar 1889, Mediapolis, Des Moines County, Iowa , d. 1943
Married 28 Nov 1925 Mediapolis, Des Moines County, Iowa [2, 3]
Groom's Name: Gustav Adolph Frederick Nelson; Groom's Birth Date: 1889; Groom's Birthplace: Mediapolis, Iowa; Groom's Age: 36; Bride's Name: Bertha Edna Swan; Bride's Birth Date: 1891; Bride's Birthplace: Morning Sun, Iowa; Bride's Age: 34; Marriage Date: 28 November 1925; Marriage Place: Mediapolis, Des Moines, Iowa; Groom's Father's Name: Andrew Frederick Nelson; Groom's Mother's Name: Hilma Amanda Frederickson; Bride's Father's Name: George Lowry Swan; Bride's Mother's Name: Samantha Jane Swan; Groom's Race: White; Groom's Marital Status: Single; Groom's Previous Wife's Name: (nothing); Bride's Race: White; Bride's Marital Status: Single; Bride's Previous Husband's Name: (nothing); Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M02679-4; System Origin: Iowa-EASy; Source Film Number: 1547824; Reference Number: cn 8417; Collection: Iowa Marriages, 1809-1992;
> 1. Paul Robert Nelson, b. 15 Jun 1926, Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa , d. 6 Nov 1995, Burlington Medical Center, Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa
> 2. Beverly Jane "Jane" Nelson, b. 22 Jan 1928, Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa , d. 9 Jul 2010, Great River Medical Center, West Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa
[S29] 1895 Iowa State Census (Reliability: 3).
Louisa County, Iowa; Wapello Township; Sutro Library, San Francisco, California; Sutro Microfilm Roll #553, Reel 67 of 121
[S13] Iowa Marriage Collection, 1809 -1992 (Family Search) (Reliability: 3).
Mediapolis, Des Moines County, Iowa, Supervisors District 15, Enumeration District 29-32, Sheet 3B, page 222 2751, taken April 4, 1930; Sutro Library Microfilm 2128, Reel 652
Mediapolis, Yellow Spring Township, Des Moines County, Iowa; Enumeration District 26; Supervisor's District 1; Sheet 5A; Page 204 4137 April 18, 1910
[S507] Des Moines County, Iowa - Cemetery Records (GenWeb) (Reliability: 4).
[S8686] Nelson, Bertha Edna (Swan) - Obituary, (originally published in the Morning Sun News-Herald, front page, December 20, 1956; Morning Sun, Louisa County, Iowa) (Reliability: 3).
Mediapolis town, Yellow Spring Township, Des Moines County, Iowa; enumeration district: 28; supervisor's district: 1, sheet number: 12A, page number: 281; enumeration date: January 1920
[S33] Conwell, Joy Lynn (Ferguson) (Reliability: 3).
[S26] Iowa Marriages, 1851-1900 (ancestry.com) (Reliability: 4).
[S394] Louisa County, Iowa - A Portrait and Biographical Album of Louisa County 1889, (Acme Publishing Company, Chicago, published in 1889) (Reliability: 3).
Reprinted online at the Louisa County, Iowa GenWeb site, URL: http://iagenweb.org/boards/louisa/biographies/index.cgi?read=182882


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OCEAN SAPPHIRE is a modern charter vessel designed by Foster and Partners with a strong emphasis on space and light. The communal areas benefit from abundant natural light, which pours in through the floor to ceiling windows. The natural light combined with pale coloured woods, light surfaces and interior decor produces a bright, modern feel. All furnishings and fittings are provided by the Italian manufacturer Cassina and kitchen and galley equipment by Schiffini. M/Y OCEAN SAPPHIRE has a natural teak decking that extends from the aft deck to the saloon enabling a seamless visual transition between the outside and inside spaces.
Luxury motor yacht OCEAN SAPPHIRE accommodates a maximum of 12 charter guests in her 5 cabins. The forward master cabin boasts a spectacular forward facing view and his and hers bathrooms. There is accommodation for ten more guests on the lower deck in four cabins.
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Q: Meteor blaze, Use helper / variable in Content Blocks (contentFor) I have a template (navBarContent) that I is passed a "title" when I insert it.
I am then able to access {{title}} within that template, but it is not possible to access it within a {{#contentFor}} block embedded in the navBarContent template:
<template name="map">
   {{>navBarContent title="MAP"}}

   ... other content ...
<template>

<template name="navBarContent ">
    {{title}}

    {{#contentFor "headerTitle"}}

{{title}}

    {{/contentFor}}
</template>

I already tried to "forward" the title:
<template name="navBarContent ">
    {{title}}

    {{#contentFor "headerTitle" title="MAP"}}

{{title}}

    {{/contentFor}}
</template>

which produces the following error:
First argument must be a function, to be called on the rest of the arguments;
EDIT:
Ok. I think the data scopes are a the following:
<template name="layout">
    {{> yield "headerTitleRenderedInLayout"}}
    {{> yield}}
</template>

<template name='map'>
    {{> yield "headerTitleRenderedInTemplate"}}
    {{>navBarContent title="PARAMETER_TITLE"}}
</template>

<template name="navBarContent">
    {{title}}

    {{#contentFor "headerTitleRenderedInLayout"}}

{{title}}

    {{/contentFor}}

    {{#contentFor "headerTitleRenderedInTemplate"}}

{{title}}

    {{/contentFor}}
</template>

Above outputs are produced when I use the following router options:
Router.route('/map', function () {
    this.layout("layout", {
        data: function() {
            return { title:  "LAYOUT_DATA_TITLE" }
        }
    });

    this.render('map', {
        data: function() {
            return { title:  "TEMPLATE_DATA_TITLE" }
        }
    });
});

My app has a navbar that is defined in my main layout and I therefore need to set the datacontext for the layout in my route. So far so good, but I want to set that data context based on the value that I pass via:
{{>navBarContent title="PARAMETER_TITLE"}}

This is just a cosmetic thing, because I prefer to define my navbar content in the different templates rather than the routes.

A: It works when you pass the data context to the render function because Iron Router handles the contentFor block:
Router.route('/', function() {
  this.render('map', {
    data: function() {
      return { title: 'MAP' }
    }
  });
});

Then the following template shows MAP twice:
<template name="map">
  {{> navBarContent }}
  {{> yield 'anotherBlock'}}
</template>

<template name="navBarContent">

    In "map": {{title}}

  {{#contentFor 'anotherBlock'}}

      In contentFor: {{title}}

  {{/contentFor}}
</template>

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Q: How do I filter a Map in Dart so that all values are unique? I have a list that's formatted like {0:"a", 1:"b", 2:"c", 3: "a"} and want to remove dublicate values so that I end up with {0:"a", 1:"b", 2:"c"}. I'm also fine with geting {1:"b", 2:"c", 3: "a"}. What's the most idiomatic way to do this filtering?

A: package:quiver provides a bidirectional map (BiMap) that makes it an error to add elements that don't have unique values.
Alternatively, one easy way to filter duplicate values is to create a separate Set of values and use it to rebuild the Map:
Map<K, V> removeDuplicateValues<K, V>(Map<K, V> map) {
  var valuesSoFar = <V>{};
  return {
    for (var mapEntry in map.entries)
      if (valuesSoFar.add(mapEntry.value)) mapEntry.key: mapEntry.value,
  };
}

void main() {
  var map = {0: "a", 1: "b", 2: "c", 3: "a"};
  print(removeDuplicateValues(map)); // Prints: {0: a, 1: b, 2: c}
}

A: If you want to change an existing map, you can do the following. I have made it as a extension method but you can of course also just have it as a separate method or some lines of codes:
extension RemoveDuplicateValuesExtension<K, V> on Map<K, V> {
  void removeDuplicateValues() {
    final valuesSoFar = <V>{};
    this.removeWhere((_, value) => !valuesSoFar.add(value));
  }
}

void main() {
  final map = {0: "a", 1: "b", 2: "c", 3: "a"}..removeDuplicateValues();
  print(map); // Prints: {0: a, 1: b, 2: c}
}


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In 1958, seven prototypes passed grueling tests, and the first 250 vehicles were built by American Motors. 1961, V-4 air-cooled, water-proof ignition, independent suspension, aluminum body, 1,700 lbs. See my other auction for a 1963 Mighty MiteVehicle sold as is. They had an extended, frame and aluminum added behind the seat and crudely fashioned tool storage boxes. [6] Also, the M422 was rated to carry 850 lb (390 kg) off road, while all other standard GI 1/4 ton vehicles (even the M151) were rated at 800 lb (363 kg). Rebuilt motor, new batteries, runs and looks good. These units went into mass production in 1960 and AMC built 3,922 Mighty Mites through 1962 for the U.S. Marine Corps. It can be found here on Craigslist in Chloride, New Mexico. I have talked with several people. 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The M422 'Mighty Mite' is a lightweight ¼-ton 4x4 tactical truck, suitable for airlifting and manhandling. [1], The vehicle was originally prototyped starting in 1946, making it the first all-new Jeep to be designed for the U.S. military after World War II, and further developed during the 1950s by a team including four of the original Bantam engineers. 1963 AMC Mighty Mite Was a V-4 Mini Jeep Built for US Marines, and Now It's for Sale By Chris Teague, The Drive 4/5/2020. overall weight. Also, this was the first U.S. small military vehicle designed with independent suspension all around (front: leading arms/trailing arms rear), sprung by ¼-elliptical leaf springs. Among the M422's many other unique features were front and rear limited-slip differentials, inboard differential mounted drum brakes, center-point steering, and the aluminum "AMC AV-108-4" V4 engine developed by American Motors. possibly one of the first 10. From the seller's description: 1961 AMC M422 Mighty Mite, Vietnam Era Military Vehicle, M422 Mighty Mite made by American Motors. Flawless. [7] In its early development stage the Marines developed a lightweight flotation kit that could easily be stored on the M442 when not in need, in which four large tubes inflated by exhaust encompassed the bottom part of the frame that allowed the vehicle to swim deeper waters. Mighty Mites were viewed as disposable surplus trucklets after the Vietnam War ended, but their charming looks and relative scarcity have grown on military collectors, driving prices gradually upward over the years. Mighty Mites are relatively rare today, since only 3,922 were reportedly built. 1961 AMC M422 Mighty Mite, Vietnam Era Military Vehicle, M422 Mighty Mite made by American Motors. (Early prototypes are said to have been powered by Porsche engines, but off-shore components wouldn't fly with Uncle Sam.) This proved to be an inferior design because the condensation and acidic fumes caused premature frame failure. The Marine Corps' Sikorsky H-19 with its 2,650-pound (1,202 kg) cargo limit (including crew and fuel), for which the M422 had been developed, was being superseded by the Vietnam era UH-1 "Huey", that could carry more than 1½ times that load. You will be hard pressed to find a Mighty Mite that has had this amount of comprehensive service done to it at a comparable price. 1961 AMC M422A1 Mighty Mite Drivetrain Engine: 108ci air-cooled AMC AV-108-4 V-4 Transmission: NP4300 4-speed, integral single-speed transfer case This model was the M422E1 of which only a few were made. They had an extended, frame and aluminum added behind the seat and crudely fashioned tool storage boxes. Price: $12,000 Location: TRAVERSE CITY, Michigan Status: Available. New Tires, Includes: *Spare Tire mounted on correct rim, not really needed, because Mighty Mite is fully capable of driving on 3 wheels. The body, too, was fabricated from aluminum, which helped the Mite tip the scales at less than 1,800 pounds. Air-Cooled 102" Motor 52 BHP … Savage. The initial 1,250 were the 107-inch-long M422, like this example for sale in our classifieds, while the rest were M422A1s—a virtually identical variant that was 6 inches longer and was said to be much preferred by troops.
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Q: how to show JOptionPane on the top of all windows I have created a DialogUtil which shows numbers of JOptionPan in different situation.
sometimes in my action class call to this method with null parameters as below.
DialogUtil.showNotExist(null,xml.getName().concat(" is null or"));

In this case JOptionPane does not appears on the top of window.
How can I add something to JOptionPane to appears always on the top?
public static void showNotExist(JPanel panel, String action) {
    JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(panel, new JLabel(action.concat(" doesn't exist."), 2));
}

A: there are two possible issues

*

*JOptionPane is called out of EDT, then only toolbar (caption that came from Native OS is visible on the screen, RootPane isn't visible) is visible on the screen

*there you can to test JOptionPanes features, where JOptionPane.showInternalMessageDialog() makes troubles in all cases that there is another JDialog with setModal(true), real reason I dont know, same should be with ModalityTypes

*not possible to showing two JOptionPanes on the screen in the same time
code
import java.awt.event.MouseEvent;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JButton;
import java.awt.BorderLayout;
import java.awt.Dimension;
import java.awt.EventQueue;
import java.awt.Toolkit;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.MouseAdapter;
import javax.swing.JDialog;
import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
import javax.swing.JRootPane;
import javax.swing.Timer;
//http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8670297/make-java-swing-modal-dialog-behave-like-mac-osx-dialogs
public class ModalDialogDemoFrame extends JFrame {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
    private ModalDialogDemoFrame modalDialogDemo;

    public ModalDialogDemoFrame() {
        modalDialogDemo = this;
        setBounds(100, 100, 400, 400);
        setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
        JButton buttonDialog = new JButton("Open Dialog");
        buttonDialog.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {

            public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent arg0) {
                // Create a Modal Dialog with this Frame as Parent.
                ModalDialog modalDialog = new ModalDialog(modalDialogDemo, true);
                modalDialog.setVisible(true);
            }
        });
        getContentPane().add(buttonDialog, BorderLayout.CENTER);
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        EventQueue.invokeLater(new Runnable() {

            public void run() {
                try {
                    ModalDialogDemoFrame window = new ModalDialogDemoFrame();
                    window.setVisible(true);
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
            }
        });
    }
}
//http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4577424/distinguish-between-a-single-click-and-a-double-click-in-java/4577475#4577475
class ClickListener extends MouseAdapter implements ActionListener {

    private final static int clickInterval = (Integer) Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getDesktopProperty("awt.multiClickInterval");
    private MouseEvent lastEvent;
    private Timer timer;

    public ClickListener() {
        this(clickInterval);
    }

    public ClickListener(int delay) {
        timer = new Timer(delay, this);
    }

    @Override
    public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e) {
        if (e.getClickCount() > 2) {
            return;
        }
        lastEvent = e;
        if (timer.isRunning()) {
            timer.stop();
            doubleClick(lastEvent);
        } else {
            timer.restart();
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
        timer.stop();
        singleClick(lastEvent);
    }

    public void singleClick(MouseEvent e) {
    }

    public void doubleClick(MouseEvent e) {
    }
}

class ModalDialog extends JDialog {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

    public ModalDialog(JFrame parent, boolean modal) {
        Dimension dimensionParentFrame = parent.getSize();
        setSize(new Dimension((parent == null) ? 300 : dimensionParentFrame.width / 2, 75));
        Dimension dimensionDialog = getSize();
        int x = parent.getX() + ((dimensionParentFrame.width - dimensionDialog.width) / 2);
        setLocation(x, parent.getY() + parent.getInsets().top);
        //setUndecorated(true);
        setModal(modal);
        //setUndecorated(true);
        //getRootPane().setWindowDecorationStyle(JRootPane.ERROR_DIALOG);
        setModalityType(ModalityType.APPLICATION_MODAL);
        setDefaultCloseOperation(DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE);
        final JButton buttonClose = new JButton("Close");
        buttonClose.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {

            public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
//ok
                /*JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(buttonClose,
                "Eggs are not supposed to be green.",
                "Inane warning",
                JOptionPane.WARNING_MESSAGE);*/
//uncomment for un_handled GUI, JOptionPane is behing JFrame I think....
                /*JOptionPane.showInternalMessageDialog(buttonClose,
                "Eggs are not supposed to be green.",
                "Inane warning",
                JOptionPane.WARNING_MESSAGE);*/
//ok
                /*JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(buttonClose,
                "Eggs are not supposed to be green.",
                "Inane warning",
                JOptionPane.WARNING_MESSAGE);*/
//ok
                /*JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,
                "Eggs are not supposed to be green.",
                "Inane warning",
                JOptionPane.WARNING_MESSAGE);*/
//uncomment for un_handled GUI
//Exception occurred during event dispatching:
//java.lang.RuntimeException: JOptionPane: parentComponent does not have a valid parent
                /*JOptionPane.showInternalMessageDialog(null,
                "Eggs are not supposed to be green.",
                "Inane warning",
                JOptionPane.WARNING_MESSAGE);*/
//ok
                JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(null,
                        "Eggs are not supposed to be green.",
                        "Inane warning",
                        JOptionPane.WARNING_MESSAGE);
                dispose();
            }
        });
        add(buttonClose, BorderLayout.CENTER); // comment for listening
        addMouseListener(new ClickListener() {

            @Override
            public void singleClick(MouseEvent e) {
                System.out.println("single");
            }

            @Override
            public void doubleClick(MouseEvent e) {
                System.out.println("double");
            }
        });
    }
}

A: I don't know what WebOptionPane or WebPanel are, but if they're based on JOptionPane, then the issue is that you're passing null for that first argument to the showXXX() method. If you want the JOptionPane to be modal -- which forces it to be in front of a specified window -- then you need to specify a window (i.e., a JFrame -- for that first argument.

A: Have you tried something like this?
JOptionPane optionPane = new JOptionPane();
JDialog dialog = optionPane.createDialog("Title");
dialog.setAlwaysOnTop(alwaysOnTop);
dialog.setVisible(true);

There is no guarantee that the operating system will allow your dialog to be always on top, but it will often work.
If you have an existing window or dialog and you want to bring it to the top, but don't want to permanently set alwaysOnTop, this should work while leaving the old value of alwaysOnTop alone:
boolean supported = window.isAlwaysOnTopSupported();
boolean old_alwaysOnTop = window.isAlwaysOnTop();
if (supported) {
  window.setAlwaysOnTop(true);
}
window.toFront();
window.requestFocus();
if (supported) {
  window.setAlwaysOnTop(old_alwaysOnTop);
}

Run that code only on the SwingThread.

A: You can set JOptionPane always on top by using this code:-
JFrame jf=new JFrame();
jf.setAlwaysOnTop(true);
int response = JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(jf,"Message", "Title", JOptionPane.YES_NO_OPTION, JOptionPane.QUESTION_MESSAGE);

A: public static void showNotExist(JPanel panel, String action) {
    JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(rootPane, new JLabel(action.concat(" doesn't exist."), 2));
}

Try giving the rootpane as the 1st value in the showMessageDialog section

A: If your class has extended JFrame, then just simply set the
class property setAlwaysOnTop(true); in anywhere in constructors before JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,"OKay");
I use it for copying file and check, don't even need a JFrame but JOptionPane.
P.S. If you don't want the main JFrame always shows on the top, then you need to create dummy JFrame or reset the   property setAlwaysOnTop(false); after the JOptionPane.


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