In an act reminiscent of Stalinism, staff members of the Novosibirsk Opera have removed the principal conductor's name from its website. There is still a sign on his door today (we are told) but it appears that Ainars Rubikis is no longer in control of artistic affairs of the opera house where a production of Wagner's Tannhäuser caused the Kremlin to fire the general manager.
Ainars, a young Latvian who won the 2010 Gustav Mahler conducting competition, stands behind the Tannhäuser production. In a letter today to colleagues and friends, published exclusively in Slipped Disc, he seeks to put the record straight on what really happened in Siberia and to dismiss false rumours that he has supposedly abandoned the opera company.
Many colleagues and friends have asked me why I have not participated in the debate surrounding the Tannhauser situation at Novosibirsk State Opera House…. I am grateful to all those who have written letters and petitions in support of Tannhauser.
A press article I came across some time ago prompted me to address the members of audience, colleagues and friends in the music world. In particular one of the reasons given for the removal of Tannhauser from the Novosibirsk Opera House repertoire is that the new head of the Opera House [Vladimir Kekhman] was unable to get in touch with the play's director Timofey Kulyabin.
This claim comes as something of a surprise in the modern age of mobile phones. However, no one can be available for conversation every minute of the day. Each has their own obligations to themselves, to their work, to the people with whom they work and we bear collective responsibility for the results of our work. I know Timofey Kulyabin well: he is a responsible person; I know his attitude towards his work and his very intense rehearsal schedule. And from my own experience I can say that any outside interference with the creative process can lead to negative results.
It was I who invited Timofey Kulyabin to direct Tannhauser. I saw the play 'Onegin' directed by him and realised that he is a great and sensitive artist. As Musical Director and Conductor I take full responsibility for the Tannhauser performance and for the team that staged it. And for that reason I would like to repeat what I said at the press-conference before the opening night: I am grateful to every person in this theatre – from the cloak-room attendants to the General Manager who all helped me to create and to produce this performance.
The second reason mentioned in the press concerns me personally – the apparent financial difficulties between the theatre and myself. I categorically deny these rumours. My financial relations with the theatre have nothing to do with its removal from the repertoire, nor with the creative process in the theatre. The theatre's financial obligations towards myself have always been resolved. So talk of my "deserting" Novosibirsk at the end of my three-year contract are unfounded.
In a situation of global economic crisis at the start of this year Novosibirsk Opera House and the agent representing me, Askonas Holt, worked out a new plan for our collaboration with the theatre, which we started implementing with the theatre's then General Manager Boris Mezdrich. According to this plan we were looking for a mutually acceptable and most effective solution given the circumstances, and to do everything possible for the theatre's professional development and forward progress. How else could you explain my presence at the theatre from 10 to 16 March 1015, including two performances of Tannhauser, conducted by myself?
Over the three years I spent in the position of chief conductor and musical director, the artistic team at Novosibirsk Theatre has shown an unbelievably high rate of professional growth. Of course it is difficult for me to judge, because all the performances were like children to me and parents often don't notice the development of their children. In the same way it is difficult for me, working with these people every day, to assess their professional growth. But I know that this growth has been assessed by professional experts both in Russia and abroad. I cannot not take their word for it.
Each opera and ballet artist, orchestra musician, member of the choir or of the ballet corps is aware of their own responsibility, as they work towards a single goal: to build a professional theatre, whilst continuing to develop themselves and take part of the overall process of development, not resting on the laurels of individual achievements. It was this which was our aim and the basis for our work together: not to look to the past, but forward to the future. To undertake new creative challenges and to reach new heights. Such as Bernstein's Mass, Stravinsky's Holy Spring, Honegger's Joan of Arc and Tannhauser. And many other challenges, when – in difficult circumstances – each of us worked selflessly with the aim of attaining the highest possible level of artistic achievement.
For this I am, unreservedly, grateful to my colleagues – musicians and conductors. I am proud of them. Today I am not ashamed to showcase to the whole world the level of quality at our theatre and the fruits of our labours, because each of the musicians bears not only personal, but also collective responsibility and is aware that they can never rest on what has been achieved in the past. It is essential to constantly uphold the level of quality of each performance, each project and concert, analysing both achievements and failures.
Ainars Rubikis is a wonderful conductor and a truly wonderful human being. Bravo.
Norman, Stalinism murdered the person before removing the name from the website; the practice of removing the name from a roster is standard practice.


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The Meta group, parent company of Facebook, was fined on Wednesday two heavy fines totaling 390 million euros for violating the European data regulation (GDPR).
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NEWPORT, R.I. � Perrotti Park was a hub of activity about an hour before the America�s Cup World Series catamarans set sail Thursday at noon for the first day of official racing.
As a group of about 20 people boarded an Oldport Marine ferry waiting at the downtown Newport landing, another was pulling up and getting ready to tie off and shuttle another dozen spectators to Fort Adams to take in the international sailing races.
The lines moved swiftly throughout and no one seemed to wait more than two or three minutes before another ferry arrived and gathered the next group. A round-trip ferry ticket costs $10 for adults, $5 for kids and $17 for an all-day pass.
Cathy Hingerty and her 10-year-old son Tommy of Ashaway scouted out a good place to leave their car earlier in the week. On Thursday, they grabbed an open spot and walked to the park.
�It�s been really smooth and easy,� Hingerty said. �We found our spot and walked down here. It�s clear they�re really organized. No one puts on a show better than Newport.�
Tommy Hingerty said he enjoys sailing, particularly Sunfish. Taking in the races for the first time, he said he was looking forward to all the action.
�I�ve never been to something like this before,� the smiling 10-year-old said. �The boats are so fast and we might even see one capsize.�
�I don�t think the average person understands how quickly these boats go,� his mother added. �It�s not like the old America�s Cup. These boats fly and there�s so much activity, hoisting sails, moving all over the netting from side to side on the cat and we can see it all right in the bay.�
Others agreed, saying the World Series event was good for Newport and Rhode Island as a whole, drawing visitors from across the globe and around the corner.
Jackie Richardson of Newport, who works as a waitress at the Brick Alley Pub downtown, said the races highlighted the city as a worldwide destination. Scouting the ferry schedule, Richardson and her friend Lauren Ibbotson of Newport said they planned to check out the races over the weekend.
�I was working (Wednesday) and I waited on a table of people from Sweden that was in town for the Cup,� Richardson said. �The next table over, it could be a group from Korea or Britain. You never know, but events like the America�s Cup help bring them in and get them interested in the city, which is good for everyone.�
Michel Maeder of Grand Junction, Colo., who hails originally from Switzerland, said it didn�t seem as if the City-by-the-Sea had changed very much from back when he served as a main sail trimmer for French teams in the 1977 and 1980 America�s Cup races.
�Everything has been great,� Maeder said, who planned on being in town for an extended stay to watch the World Series. �It�s too bad we can�t walk along the waterfront to get to the fort, but that�s always the way the development has been here. The ferry makes a lot of sense and it�s quick and easy.�
For the first day since the event started, incoming motorists were directed to park at a satellite lot behind Newport Grand, with cars directed to the lot off Admiral Kalbfus Road by electronic signboards set up in strategic locations along area roadways.
Annie Kiker, the satellite parking lot manager, said business was steady throughout the morning. About 12 cars were in the lot an hour and a half before the race began, with four Academy buses waiting to bring visitors to Perrotti Park. The all-day fee to park in a satellite lot is $10, cash only.
On the way in, visitors were directed by staff members waving orange flags, showing motorists where to park and answering questions about the America�s Cup World Series and everything else in between.
�It�s been steady all day,� Kiker said. �Our first car showed up at 9:30 sharp, when we first opened. It�s been a good day and a good start.�
Kiker said there was enough space in the Newport Grand lot for 500 cars. Should it reach capacity, motorists would be directed to another satellite lot just off the exit ramp from the Pell Bridge on Connell Highway.
�So far, it seems like it�s been a good mix,� Kiker said. �Half the cars have Rhode Island plates and then we�ve gotten others from as far away as Texas, Pennsylvania, Arizona. There�s been a lot of buzz about the event and it�s nice to see everyone�s hard work is paying off.�
Back at Perrotti Park, Nancy Viveiros of Assonet, Mass., made the trip for the second day this week and was getting ready to board a ferry to Fort Adams.
�There have been commercials on TV all week and it looks really exciting,� Viveiros said. �I�ve been telling everyone I know to come see it.�
Well-known local nature photographer Robert Weaver said the nice weather was boosting turnout. And while the crowds would never be as large as when the full America�s Cup races were in Newport, the World Series was a good replacement, he said.
�I used to get out and shoot all the races back then and this is a totally different brand of sailing,� Weaver said. �It�s something that anyone can get into and it�s right in the bay. That was a good decision.�


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3/9/20 @9:30am pst - Jennifer Hirsch, Ph.D. Professor and Deputy Chair for Doctoral Studies, Department of Sociomedical Sciences, Mailman School of Public Health - Co-Director, Columbia Population Research Center and Shamus Khan, American sociologist and a professor at Columbia University, joined host Janeane Bernstein to talk about their book Sexual Citizens: A Landmark Study of Sex, Power, and Assault on Campus
Jennifer Hirsch, Ph.D. Professor and Deputy Chair for Doctoral Studies, Department of Sociomedical Sciences, Mailman School of Public Health, and Co-Director, Columbia Population Research Center, and Shamus Khan coauthor of Sexual Citizens: A Landmark Study of Sex, Power, and Assault on Campus will be live on KUCI 88.9fm.
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Available now from WW Norton: Sexual Citizens: A Landmark Study of Sex, Power, and Assault on Campus
SEXUAL CITIZENS
A Landmark Study of Sex, Power, and Assault on Campus
By Jennifer S. Hirsch and Shamus Khan
"This book offers a rich collection of student experiences. . . . A readable and thought-provoking work on a topic of concern on college campuses [that] successfully reaches a general audience, specifically students, parents, and policymakers."
—Library Journal, starred review
"Incisive. . . . This detailed, practical inquiry should be mandatory reading for college administrators and parents of college-age children."
"Absolutely essential reading to prepare teens for what they'll encounter in college on both the social and sexual fronts."
"A serious study of the causes of campus sexual assaults along with proposals for tackling this very real problem. . . . [A] significant sociological study."
"Sexual Citizens looks beyond the essential issue of explicit consent to an equally essential recognition of solutions based in formation of an equitable social fabric for which we are all responsible. These solutions could not only reduce the lifelong trauma of assault, but help build a sustainable foundation of sexual health and well-being for all.
Timely, authentic, and revolutionary."
—J. Dennis Fortenberry, Donald Orr Professor of Adolescent Medicine, Indiana University School of Medicine
"A timely and sweeping reassessment of campus sexual assault. Hirsch and Khan bring rich data and trenchant insight to bear on one of today's most urgent issues. This is an exemplary work, sensitive to intersecting inequalities, that represents the future of social science. Provocative and profoundly relevant, Sexual Citizens opens up the possibility of crafting policies that engage the complicated realities of students' lives with honesty and empathy."
—Alondra Nelson, president of the Social Science Research Council
"This extraordinary book situates campus sexual assault in context. It teaches us how any particular sexual encounter is shaped as much by the people involved as it is by the history and prior education of the participants, by economic inequality, by the physical and social geography in which they are living. All of us with a responsibility for creating the campus spaces that can generate—or harm—health need to read this book."
—Sandro Galea, dean and Robert A. Knox Professor, School of Public Health, Boston University
"Written with humanity and sharp sociological insight, Hirsch and Khan's ecological approach moves beyond the adversarial model that has embroiled debates on campus sexual assault. It opens up new ways for thinking about—and responding to—the pressing problem of sexual assault on college campuses. Sexual Citizens will be essential reading for parents, young people, medical professionals, and educators."
—Jennifer Cole, professor and chair, Department of Comparative Human Development, University of Chicago
In recent years, college campuses have come to the forefront of national conversations about sexual assault: its causes, the stigma survivors endure when they report, the consequences (or lack thereof) perpetrators face if exposed. How can we make college campuses safer so that sexual assault isn't such a prevalent danger? How can external social pressures even before college predispose kids to commit assault? How can parents start dialogues with their children to teach them what constitutes healthy sexual behavior? And how can we change high school sex education in ways that make assaults less likely, and people's sexual lives more fulfilling?
In SEXUAL CITIZENS: A Landmark Study of Sex, Power, and Assault on Campus [W.W. Norton & Company; January 14, 2020; $27.95 hardcover], Columbia professors Jennifer S. Hirsch and Shamus Khan answer these questions. The book is rich with the testimonies of over 150 Columbia students who participated in the Sexual Health Initiative to Foster Transformation (SHIFT). Startling in their frankness and revelations, these experiences encompass explicit acts of violent rape and more subtle violations of consent that many people may not realize is assault, set in comparison to consensual sexual experiences that range from sweet and caring to startlingly impersonal and objectifying.
Hirsch and Khan's goal, in sharing these stories, is not to make moral judgments or decide what the ideal legal ramifications of assault should be. Their approach is steeped in empathy, seeking to elucidate the social roots of sexual assault, approaching it as a public health problem, and to explain it by setting out a broader understanding of how sex is organized and what it means to young people in college. They put forth powerful new concepts to help explain the forces in young people's sexual lives: sexual projects (the various motives college students have for pursuing sex), sexual citizenship (the possession of one's sexual agency, and the respect for another's), and sexual geographies (the landscapes, both physical and social, that shape the power dynamics and contexts of sex).
Hirsch and Khan have a remarkable eye for nuance—at every point in their exploration of campus culture they identify the ways race, class, age, and sexuality can intersect with gender to influence who is most at risk and who is most likely to commit offenses. In the chapter "The Toxic Campus Brew," for example, Hirsch and Khan focus on the role alcohol plays in hookup culture, observing the way drinking laws often force students to enter spaces controlled by older men if they want alcohol—especially wealthy men from historically white fraternities.
Grounded in the intimate, often painful accounts of the human beings at its center, SEXUAL CITIZENS is a bold, comprehensive analysis of a social ecosystem where sexual assault is a regular feature. Eradicating this endemic problem in college life must begin with empowering teachers, policy makers, parents, and students. This text will be an essential impetus and resource for such progress.
Jennifer S. Hirsch is a professor of sociomedical sciences at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University, and codirects SHIFT. Shamus Khan is a professor and chair of sociology at Columbia University, and coheads the ethnographic team of SHIFT.
Title: SEXUAL CITIZENS: A Landmark Study of Sex, Power, and Assault on Campus
Authors: Jennifer S. Hirsch and Shamus Khan
ABOUT JENNIFER HIRSCH, PH.D.
Jennifer S. Hirsch, a medical anthropologist and Professor of Sociomedical Sciences at Columbia University, co-directs the Sexual Health Initiative to Foster Transformation (SHIFT), a research project on sexual assault and sexual health among Columbia undergraduates. With Shamus Khan, she is coauthor of Sexual Citizens: A Landmark Study of Sex, Power, and Assault on Campus, which draws on SHIFT's ethnographic research to examine sexual assault and consensual sex among undergraduates in relation to the broader context of campus life.
A 2012 Guggenheim Fellow, a 2015 Public Voices Fellow, and a 2018-19 Visiting Research Scholar with Princeton's Center for Health and Well-Being, Hirsch's published work includes both scholarly and popular writing on health and social inequality. She is author of A Courtship After Marriage: Sexuality and Love in Mexican Transnational Families, the award-winning coauthoredThe Secret: Love, Marriage and HIV, two edited volumes on the anthropology of love, more than 60 peer-reviewed articles, and many op-eds in venues such as Time and The Hill. Hirsch also chairs Jews for Racial & Economic Justice's board of directors. Hirsch earned her A.B. from Princeton University in History, with a certificate in Women's Studies, and her Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University in Population Dynamics and Anthropology.
ABOUT SHAMUS RAHMAN KHAN
Shamus Rahman Khan is an American sociologist. He is a professor at Columbia University, where he serves as the chair of the sociology department. He writes on elites, inequality, and American culture. His work has appeared in numerous national and international media outlets
In SEXUAL CITIZENS: A Landmark Study of Sex, Power, and Assault on Campus, Columbia professors Jennifer S. Hirsch and Shamus Khan lay out an expansive, empirically-grounded vision for campus sexual assault prevention. The book is rich with the testimonies of over 150 Columbia students who participated in the Sexual Health Initiative to Foster Transformation (SHIFT). Startling in their frankness and revelations, these experiences encompass explicit acts of violent rape and more subtle violations of consent that many people may not realize is assault, juxtaposed against consensual sexual experiences that range from sweet and caring to startlingly impersonal and objectifying. Hirsch and Khan's goal, in sharing these stories, is not to make moral judgments or decide what the ideal legal ramifications of assault should be.
Grounded in empathy and compassion for the many struggles that young people face, they approach sexual assault as a public health problem and explain it by setting out a broader understanding of how sex is organized and what it means to young people in college. They put forth powerful new concepts to help explain the forces in young people's sexual lives: sexual projects (the various motives college students have for pursuing sex), sexual citizenship (the possession of one's sexual agency, and the respect for another's), and sexual geographies (the landscapes, both physical and social, that shape the power dynamics and contexts of sex).
Hirsch and Khan have a remarkable eye for nuance—at every point in their exploration of campus culture they identify the ways race, class, age, and sexuality can intersect with gender to influence who is most at risk and who is most likely to commit offenses. Grounded in the intimate, often painful accounts of the human beings at its center, SEXUAL CITIZENS is a bold and comprehensive analysis of a social ecosystem where sexual assault is a regular feature, concluding with a bracing set of recommendations for what families, teachers, policy makers, and leaders in higher education can do to prevent it.
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Graham Potter: I really like him alot and he get so much playing time soon
Conor Gallagher is 'fantastic' and will get plenty of opportunities in a Chelsea shirt before England's World Cup squad is selected, says Graham Potter.
The midfielder scored his first goal for the club with a dramatic winner against Crystal Palace on Saturday.
It was at Selhurst Park that Gallagher impressed on a season-long loan last season and the Eagles were keen on signing the midfielder on a permanent deal.
Gallagher earned an England call-up thanks to his form in south-west London but he's yet to start a Premier League match for Chelsea this term.
Before Saturday, the midfielder had managed just 157 minutes of football across five matches and he was left out of the Three Lions' squad for the Nations League matches against Italy and Germany.
But Potter says his appointment can be a fresh start for Gallagher as he says he 'really likes' him and will give the midfielder a chance to earn a place in England's World Cup squad.
"We've got a really intense period coming up," said Potter. "We've got 12 games in six and a half weeks so we need everybody. It's impossible to play with 11 players, so Conor will get his time, he'll get his chances, he'll get opportunities to perform.
"Like I said, we have to try to help the team perform in a good way that all individuals can play well, and then England, that's something out of my control.
I really like him," said Potter, who is still getting to know his players after just two games in charge. "He's fantastic. First of all, he just gives everything every day, desperate to do well, desperate to play for Chelsea, desperate to be successful here, so that's a great starting point.
"And then it's about finding the right balance for him to play in the team, for the team to perform maximally, that helps all the players but in terms of Conor as a person he's been A1."


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Ely City gave their Thurlow Nunn League Premier Division survival hopes a huge boost last Saturday.
Striker Sam Reed grabbed the only goal of a 1-0 victory at top-six side Walsham-le-Willows.
He struck from close range in the 20th minute after Ash Walter headed a Jamie Alsop corner back into his path.
City's second away triumph of the campaign came complete with a welcome clean sheet dragged them three points clear of the relegation zone.
"It was a really big win earned by such a good performance," said assistant boss Martin Grey, who took charge with manager Brady Stone completing a two-game stadium ban.
They face another daunting away test this Saturday at second-placed Woodbridge, 3pm, before they can turn their attention to their Cambs Invitation Cup final next week.
City face Premier Division champions Histon in the county showpiece at the Abbey Stadium on Wednesday (April 10).


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Sam Levene, född Scholem Lewin den 28 augusti 1905 i Ryssland, död 28 december 1980 i New York, USA, var en amerikansk skådespelare.

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Han scendebuterade på Broadway 1927 och kom att skådespela i framförallt komediroller där fram till sin död 1980. Han filmdebuterade som statist 1929, även om han började filma på allvar i Hollywood först 1936. Levene kom under 1940-talet och 1950-talet att medverka i större biroller i många av tidens stora film noirs.

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Seagull Eating A Plastic Bag
Disturbing images filmed on 24th April 2010 during the breeding season at Battery Gardens, Brixham, Devon in the UK. Maybe this video will help to make a point of just how bad single-use plastic really is.
Good Gas, Bad Gas
Burn natural gas and it warms your house. But let it leak, from fracked wells or the melting Arctic, and it warms the whole planet.
Methane is bubbling from lakes all over the warming Arctic. Here ecologist Katey Walter Anthony (at right) ignites a large bubble that was trapped by the fall freeze—then freed by an ice pick.
Picture by Mark Thiessen
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Chasing Ice is the story of one man's mission to change the tide of history by gathering undeniable evidence of our changing planet. Within months of that first trip to Iceland, the photographer conceived the boldest expedition of his life: The Extreme Ice Survey. With a band of young adventurers in tow, Balog began deploying revolutionary time-lapse cameras across the brutal Arctic to capture a multi-year record of the world's changing glaciers.
As the debate polarizes America and the intensity of natural disasters ramps up globally, Balog finds himself at the end of his tether. Battling untested technology in subzero conditions, he comes face to face with his own mortality. It takes years for Balog to see the fruits of his labor. His hauntingly beautiful videos compress years into seconds and capture ancient mountains of ice in motion as they disappear at a breathtaking rate. Chasing Ice depicts a photographer trying to deliver evidence and hope to our carbon-powered planet.
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At a glance InnoHEALTH 2017
Innovations in healthcare
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Dr Satish Kumar Gupta
Director of Cardiology & Medicine
JWM Global Hospital & Research Centre
Dr Satish Kumar Gupta is the Director of Cardiology & Medicine at JWM Global Hospital & Research Centre, Mount Abu. He is faculty and guide to M.D, Ph.D and DNB. Dr Gupta also served as international and national faculty in various international and national conferences in India and abroad. He completed his M.B.B.S. from Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi University. Dr Gupta did his M.D. (Internal Medicine) from Lady Hardinge Medical College & Associated Hospitals, Delhi University. He is a member of National Advisory Council:
Indian College of Cardiology, Cardiological society of India
ILIB (Lipid India)
Preventive Cardiology – Indian Heart Journal
He authored chapters for various reputed International and national cardiology text books like Innovations in Healthcare, State of Art Cardiology Update 2014. Dr Gupta awarded for Excellence in Cardiology in 2012. He nominated for Rastriya Ratan award in 2003.
Published and presented 21 research papers in national and international journals and conferences
Research study entitled "Regression of Coronary Atherosclerosis through Healthy Lifestyle in Coronary Artery Disease Patients – Mount Abu Open Heart Trial" has been published in Indian Heart Journal – Indian Heart J. 2011; 63:461-469. This trial ranks first among the top 20 research articles in the world in its category as most cited used as reference and most visited, most read research paper in the world from July 2013 to Nov. 2015. This ranking is done by biomedlib.com, USA from research articles published all over the world in that particular year.
Organized World Congress On Clinical & Preventive Cardiology-2006 at Mount Abu from September 22-24, 2006
He Organized 7th, 9th,10th  & 11th World Congress On Clinical, Preventive Cardiology & Imaging & Public Confrence On 3D Health Care at Mount Abu from September 14-16, 2012, September 5th to 7th 2014, September 3rd to 6th 2015 and 22nd to 25th September 2016.
Organized 3rd to 6th World Congress on Clinical Preventive & Geriatric Cardiology-2008, 2009, 2010 & 2011 in Delhi .


The growth and development of Scotland's rail network has enjoyed a substantial chunk of print columns across the national, regional and trade press over the past few months.
New electric trains will soon arrive as part of the Edinburgh-Glasgow Improvement Programme (EGIP). Borders Railway – the longest section of new railway to be built in Britain for over 100 years – is just months away from opening and a new operator has reinvented the iconic Caledonian Sleeper service.
Major hub stations such as Glasgow Queen Street and Edinburgh Waverley have tended to be the focus for investment. But more money is now being spent on the railway itself. Projects like phase two of the Highland Main Line upgrade, which is scheduled to be completed by the end of Control Period 5 (CP5), will see journey times cut between Perth and Inverness.
In 2014, Story Contracting was awarded one of four major Network Rail framework contracts for Scotland. For the Carlisle-based company, it was an opportunity to grow the business in a new region after being named Network Rail's Supplier of the Year in 2014. In February, John MacArthur joined Story Contracting's rail division as head of region for Scotland, having spent the past 18 years with Balfour Beatty.
'I think for the other contractors in Scotland initially it came as a bit of a surprise,' said John, reflecting on Story's framework win.
John, who has 26 years of experience within the civil engineering and railway sector, was approached by Story to head up the framework. This would involve not only ensuring the successful delivery of projects but establishing a whole new team in Scotland.
'The main thing, which has been a pleasant surprise coming on board with Story, is the way they go about their business,' said John.
'It's all about collaborative working and understanding the client's requirements in terms of the drivers for their business.
The framework is focussed around work at stations and depots. So far Story has completed a full platform refurbishment at High Street station in Glasgow and is currently at Aberdeen station demolishing a redundant canopy and carrying out a glazing replacement scheme. Other projects in the design phase include an extension scheme at North Berwick station, a goods access feasibility study for Edinburgh Waverley and 'Access For All' schemes at Elgin and Blairhill stations.
John, who is originally from the east coast and now lives just outside of Glasgow with his wife and two sons, said the framework had allowed him to become reacquainted with Scotland, having schemes stretching from Inverness in the north to Stranraer in the south.
'I think we're building a really strong team up in Scotland,' said John.
Currently, Story's rail office in Scotland has a core team of around a dozen people. With the framework in place, John, who studied civil engineering at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, said there will be opportunities to grow this further and pluck local graduate talent straight from university.
'I was told I had the opportunity to bring in whoever I needed to deliver the framework, with a view to recruiting a team that have the right specialised skills and behaviours to deliver on programme and budget,' said John.
'It's a bit of a finite resource pool,' said John, talking about the specific rail skills shortage Scotland is experiencing. 'At the moment, we've got the foundations of a good team with the right key positions filled but to future-proof the business going ahead, we need to start thinking about bringing graduates through university and getting them trained up such that as people move on and develop their careers there's other people coming through to fill these roles.
In the future John hopes to move into new areas. In particular he is looking to further develop Story's track capability by working in partnership with other contractors – something John is keen to promote.
'It's not just people with the right experience, it's people with the right behaviours,' said John.


NORTH CAROLINA–A federal court in Greensboro in late August reduced the punitive damages awarded to the Food Lion supermarket chain in its suit against Capital Cities/ABC and two ABC employees. In response to a post-trial motion filed by the defendants, Judge N. Carlton Tilley reduced the jury's punitive damages awards by more than $5.2 million overall, from more than $5.5 million to $315,000.
In December 1996, a federal jury found that the defendants had committed fraud and trespass to gain access to the plaintiff's stores in the course of the network's undercover investigation of Food Lion's food-handling practices for a report on "PrimeTime Live." In late January 1997, the same jury awarded the chain $5.5 million in punitive damages to be assessed against the network and two "PrimeTime Live" producers.
In response to the jury verdict, the defendants asked the court to set aside most of the damage awards based on the theory that, absent a showing that the media had acted with actual malice by reporting a known falsehood or showing reckless disregard for the truth, punitive damages could not be awarded.
The court did not agree. Without directly addressing the issue of the truthfulness of the story, Judge Tilley found that the "consciousness of wrongdoing" involved in committing fraud and trespass were the equivalent of the actual malice standard required in libel cases. Thus the jury was permitted to impose punitive damages.
But while the First Amendment failed to bar such damages altogether, the Constitution's due process requirements would not permit the imposition of excessive damages. In this case, Tilley found, the jury had gone too far. Because the ratio of punitive to actual damage was so great — punitive damages against Capital Cities were 2,857 times greater than the $1,402 actual damage award — the jury's verdict was too disproportionate to be constitutionally sustainable. The court also considered factors such as the degree of involvement of the network officials in the actual production of the report and the fact that the producers had sought advice from an attorney who assured them that their undercover techniques were not illegal.


Can a Scrum Master effectively serve multiple teams and help them become higher performing, self-organized, and more in tune with an agile mindset? Or do you get the case of team and individual stagnation? Here are the obstacles and the lessons learned from my experience transitioning from serving one team to serving three teams.
Insufficient collaboration time within the team and coordinating the Scrum Master's schedule with their scrum events can be a showstopper. Daily Team Collaboration time is the amount of time the entire Scrum Team is present and available to collaborate directly. Time zones across the team and individual working constraints can reduce this time. Offsetting the sprint start and stop days for one or more of the teams to shift the longer scrum events can create more scheduling options. However, the availability window can still be too short. For example, if you typically require 90 minutes at a retrospective to come away with improvement experiments and your daily collaboration time is 90 minutes, how can you serve other teams that day? Figure 1 show how longer scrum events in two-week sprint affects sharing a Scrum Master.
The second challenge is the team's understanding of the "why" of Scrum and what an agile mindset is. The teams' maturity in understanding Scrum and agile drives the time the Scrum Master will spend. Similarly, the third challenge, their desire to become a high performing team also affects your time. If you are required to be fully engaged with any team, the other teams suffer. More time is required to help the teams embrace continuous improvement, learning fast, collaborating in a safe environment, and self-organization. You can ask questions around day to day events and behaviors trying to help them think about their own problems though until they want to solve them and value inspecting and adapting, their progress can level off or regress.
Distributed and remote teams across multiple time zones face additional challenges though improvements in collaboration technologies have reduced the effects. The challenges arise due to lack of face to face interactions and reduced daily collaboration time. There are many sources of information describing how distributed teams can work better together that will not be reviewed here. The main point is being apart physically reduces everyone's ability to observe nonverbal signals and challenges communication. There is a noticeable reduction in the observation opportunities and communication compared to co-located teams.
To work through these challenges, I learned that there were some practices that improved staying organized and allowed reflection as the observations multiplied.
Studying scheduling options for three teams using the same or offset sprint cadences revealed that the longer scrum events on the first and last day of a sprint put constraints on Scrum Master scheduling. The key learning, depending if you keep the sprint cadence the same and accept compromises in team and Scrum Master attendance, is the team setup should allow at least 3- 6 hours a day of team collaboration time for at least part of the sprint.
What challenges, frustration, or confusion do you have?
On a scale of 1-10 what is your stress level? What would make it go down?
What could the team do differently to focus on retrospective actions?
What do you think about how the team handles preparing for refinement?
What have you seen, heard, or experienced that you wish went differently?
What single change could we make to Daily Scrum to foster more collaboration?
Teaching teams how to run Scrum events and letting them take an active role allows you to do more observing and frees time up that you can use for other purposes. Team ownership of Scrum Events fits into how high performing teams operate. Otherwise, with teams struggling to become high performing, there is a more coaching and transitioning time. Some events like Daily Scrum should be run by the team after some brief coaching. That meeting is for the team and your role is primarily listening for impediments and making observations. Other events like retrospectives require facilitation skills and experience that you can teach. Some team members are uncomfortable with facilitation, and you help them become more comfortable. There are several facilitation options such as sharing facilitation with one or more team members, preparing retrospective agendas for them to use, or having them partner with a team member. You can arrange rooms, offer to facilitate, and then let the team decide what to do. They do get busy so gentle reminders of your offer to help are useful though don't be surprised with a last second request to run a retrospective! Being able to run several different exercises off the top of your head helps.
This is any medium that allows you to transcribe your observations of individual or team behaviors that you notice. This data source is input into your design of Scrum Master Check-in questions, spontaneous coaching sessions, possible workshops, retrospective input, or self-reflection on the value of where you are spending your time. Typically, I jot down brief notes and try to expand on what I noticed and reflect on what questions I could have asked. Review your observations each week to shape your future focus.
Getting any team to take action on the results of retrospective is a common challenge to Scrum Masters. I tried reminders, creating a task to track the item in the sprint, finishing the retrospective by completely designing an experiment, and partially designing the outline of an experiment and asking for a volunteer to flush it out. While there were successes and failures using these approaches, a visual reminder system present in the work area allows simplified management of tracking and holding up the mirror of progress to the teams. To support this reminder, you can involve your agile managers. For example, the discussion during performance reviews could include how the individual contributed to continuous improvement for their team.
Candidate - Retrospection action topic with multiple team votes without an owner. If you see repeated topics, that is typically a call to action for the team.
To Do – Committed to starting or finishing the definition of the experiment by assigned owners.
In Progress – The owners are actively defining a detailed experiment for team discussion.
"Experiment Implemented" – Team approved experiment is part of teams' behaviors or practice in the current sprint. Experiment is subject to modification during this phase.
"Adopted/Cancelled" – Team has accepted the experiment into standard practice or has cancelled the experiment.
After the retrospective, new candidates without an owner that received multiple team votes enter the "Retrospective Candidates" column. If an owner is identified, the card enters the "To Do" column. Experiments partially or completely defined during the retrospective go into the "In Progress" or "Experiment Implemented" columns respectively.
There are two inspection points of the Retrospection Actions Board. Mid-way through the sprint after daily scrum, the Scrum Master asks about updates to the To Do and In Progress cards and if there are volunteers for any Candidate cards. At the start of the retrospective, the team reviews the To Do, In Progress, and Experimented Implemented columns for updates.
Get more information and get organized using the tips that make sense for your teams or adapt them. Effectively serving multiple teams is possible. Contact victor.bartash@spartasystems.com for questions or to share your tips.


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Q: JQuery URL Event Listeners I'm trying to get JQuery to highlight an element based on the link ID selector
For Example

Goto Element with ID name

Highlights the element below.

FooIsCoolButNotBetterThenBar

Iv tried searching for relevant plugins but no joy. Any ideas?

A: So you only want to add a class?
jQuery('a[href^=#]').click(function(){
    var id = this.hash.replace('#','');
    $('#' + id).addClass('isNowHighlighted');
});

EDIT:
In answer to your comment; you could do the same when the page loads:
$(document).ready(function(){
    if (window.location.hash) {
        $('#' + window.location.hash.replace('#','')).addClass('isNowHighlighted');
    }
});

A: Since #thisId is not an anchor, it's kind of meaningless so I would do it like :
Goto ..

$('a[data-highlight]').click(function(event){
    $('#' + $(this).data('highlight')).addClass('isNowHighlighted');
    event.preventDefault();
});

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Meet Chicago's latest teen climate leader
November 5, 2019 zacharyfishman2020
By Zack Fishman
"The oceans are rising, and so are we!" chanted a group of more than 50 teenagers marching toward Chicago City Hall. Clad in black, the high school protesters took over sidewalks on Oct. 7, walking the half-mile from Trump Tower to Daley Plaza as they demanded the city declare a climate emergency. Many held up their palms to display written-in-marker messages, like "Our future is in your hands" and "Save us."
At the group's front and center was Isabella Johnson, a 17-year-old senior at Benet Academy from Naperville, Illinois. As one of three students holding the main banner — which read, "Climate change strikes hard, we strike harder" — she guided the march's path and led chants echoed by its members. That evening, she brandished a megaphone on her waist and a pin above her heart. It read, "There is no planet B."
Johnson leads the Illinois chapter of Youth Climate Strike, a national organization operated by and for teenagers to coordinate climate change protests. Inspired by 16-year-old Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg, three students — including Isra Hirsi, daughter of U.S Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota — founded YCS in February.
The Illinois chapter, one of 39 YCS chapters, is planning a follow-up protest for Dec. 6. It will focus on registering voters in Chicago while once again promoting a climate change declaration, Johnson said.
But after the October march, she and her peers participated in a "die-in" outside city hall, lying motionless on the ground as a crowd gathered around them and cheered.
"We did this for 11 minutes to represent 11 years we have left before the worst effects of climate change become unavoidable," Johnson said.
Johnson (center) shouts a chant among more than 50 protesters on State Street in Chicago. (Zack Fishman/MEDILL)
Despite YCS's demands, Chicago is not any closer to declaring a climate emergency. But Johnson also advocates for legislative action at the state level, primarily supporting the Clean Energy Jobs Act. The bill, slowly moving through the Illinois General Assembly, promises to switch Illinois to 100% renewable energy, lower utility costs and help displaced fossil fuel workers find new jobs.
During the same week millions of students marched worldwide, Johnson's chapter led the Sept. 20 climate strike in Chicago, where over 5,000 people marched through the city's streets.
"We had such a large crowd that the police had to shut down Columbus (Drive), one of the biggest streets in Chicago," she said. "But we want to make it very clear this fight didn't end with September 20 and only began. Seeing the turnout we had today only two weeks after the strike was amazing."
Johnson got her first taste of activism in June 2018, when she protested at Trump Tower against inaction on gun violence. She switched her primary focus to climate change, citing its timeliness and massive scale.
"I realized that corporations learned about this, like, decades and decades ago, and they just covered it up," she said. "I realized I have to do something. … If not me, then who? If not now, then when?"
Johnson joined the YCS Illinois chapter in February as a co-leader, alongside 16-year-old Anya Sastry of Barrington, Illinois. Sastry soon moved to a national position, leaving Johnson to take on additional work.
"Isabella, basically overnight, had to go from being one of two state leads to a solo state lead, and she handled it really well," said chapter financial director Aidan Lane, 17, who is from Winnetka, Illinois. "She does, like, six times as much work as anyone else on the team constantly, and I really don't know how she does it."
As a state lead, she manages 20 organizers and 90 high school ambassadors, responsibilities Johnson compared to a part-time job. She has found it challenging to balance alongside classes and college applications; for instance, she recently turned down a radio interview scheduled during her math class.
Youth Climate Strike activists participate in a "die-in" outside Chicago City Hall in Daley Plaza. (Zack Fishman/MEDILL)
Johnson faces additional challenges in the form of online harassment. Earlier in her activism career, for instance, several classmates called her a "baby killer" on social media for her beliefs on abortion rights. Both family members and high school administrators have supported her through the conflicts, according to Johnson. But her father, accountant Matthew Johnson, remains concerned about her well-being.
"It's very easy to write things that are awful on social media," he said. "It would be a lot for grown-ups to handle, and she's having to handle it at a relatively young age." Yet Matthew encourages her activism, which he said is driven by her "very deep-rooted concern for others and for the world."
Although Johnson attended her first protest less than a year and a half ago, she sees herself as a lifelong activist, for the climate and other injustices.
"I'm definitely planning to major in political science because I can't see a future for myself that's not involved in politics," she said. "This has completely changed my life."
Photo at top: Isabella Johnson shows the phrase "climate emergency" written on her hands after leading the Oct. 7 protest. (Zack Fishman/MEDILL)
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iLeesh offers a wide variety of products for your pet, as well as for you! I was sent several products to review, and I couldn't be happier with them!
Photos on this post property of iLeesh, used for demonstrative purposes only and no copyright infringement is intended whatsoever.
I have this pillow as a throw pillow on my guest bed and I love it. Not only is it super cute, but the colors match my decor! It's the perfect size for the twin bed in the guest room, and adds a little cuteness in the room. The quality of the print is wonderful, and the pillow is extremely soft.
The second item I received is this air freshener for my car!
This is a fun way to show pride in your dogs breed! It makes for a great conversation piece riding along in your car also, and it smells great. It really did make my car smell good, and it's super cute to look at!
I cannot stand how absolutely adorable this thing is! It's so stylish, it shows everyone you love your "chihuahua" in my case, and is super functionable. This worked great! I generally use a retractable leash anyway, but I no longer use any other one but this! It's adorable and I love it!
All of their products are very reasonably priced, and since they come in a variety of breeds, they make the perfect present when gift giving to a loved one! What better way to show your pets that you care, than by announcing how much you "love" their breed!
You can order these products online and get free shipping as well as a 1 year warranty! You can follow iLeesh on twitter and Facebook to stay up to date on all their latest things!
Mothers Day is coming up, so this is the perfect time to order a unique gift she is sure to love!
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Delegate Eric G. Luedtke
Main Legislation Biography
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Annapolis Info
350 Taylor House Office Building
6 Bladen Street
Phone 410-841-3110 | 301-858-3110
Toll-free in MD 1-800-492-7122 ext. 3110
Interim Info
eric.luedtke@house.state.md.us
Sponsorship Type Sort
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Org Committees & Hearings
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Legislative Bond Initiatives
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First elected to the Maryland House of Delegates, 2010. Member of the House since 2011.
2019 Majority Leader
2011- Ways and Means Committee
2020 Chair, Revenues Subcommittee of the Ways and Means Committee
2020 Racing and Gaming Subcommittee of the Ways and Means Committee
2020 House Rules and Executive Nominations Committee
2019 Legislative Policy Committee
2019 Spending Affordability
2021 House Cannabis Referendum and Legalization Workgroup (Chair, Cannabis Taxation Subcommittee)
2021 Legislative Redistricting Advisory Commission
2019 Maryland Veterans Caucus
Past House Service
Chair, Education Subcommittee of the Ways and Means Committee, 2017-2020; Vice Chair's Committee of the Ways and Means Committee, 2013-2017; House Chair, Joint Committee on Gaming Oversight, 2013-2017; Chair, Finance Resources Subcommittee of the Ways and Means Committee (Member, 2011), 2013-2017; Education Subcommittee of the Ways and Means Committee, 2011-2013; Transportation Subcommittee of the Ways and Means Committee, 2010-2013; Joint Committee on Children, Youth, and Families, 2020-2021; Co-Chair, State Park Investment Commission, 2021; Joint Covid-19 Response Workgroup, 2020; House Study Group to Study Economic Stability, 2019-2021; Workgroup to Study the Maryland State Department of Education and the Maryland Higher Education Commission, 2019; Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education, 2019.
Maryland Commission on Suicide Prevention, 2017-; Task Force to Study the Impact of Ocean Acidification on State Waters, 2014-2015; National Council of State Legislatures, Committee on Elections and Redistricting, 2015-2017; Alternate Member, Governor's Work Group to Consider Gaming Expansion in Maryland, 2012; Maryland Commission on Disabilities, 2011-2020; Bi-County Agency Committee, Montgomery County Delegation, 2011-2014.
Maryland Legislative Transit Caucus, 2019-; Board of Directors, Sandy Spring Museum, 2013-2015; East County Citizens Advisory Board, 2008-2010; Board of Directors, Montgomery County Education Association, 2005-2010; Board Member, District 14 Democratic Club, 2005-2008; Executive Committee, Montgomery County Sierra Club, 2005-2007, 1997-1998; National Education Association, 2004-.
Open Space Champion Award, Maryland Association of County Park and Recreation Administrators (MACPRA), 2022; ARC of Maryland Legislator of the Year, 2016-2017; Champion for Children Award, Baltimore Child Abuse Center, 2016; Maryland Legislator of the Year, Humane Society of the United States, 2015-2016; Certificate of Recognition, Maryland Office for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, 2013.
Born, Washington, DC, November 13, 1981; Thomas S. Wootton High School, Rockville; University of Maryland, College Park, B.A., Government and History, 2002; University of Maryland, College Park, M.Ed., Secondary Social Studies Education, 2004; Teacher, Montgomery County Public Schools 2004-2015; Program Coordinator, School of Public Policy, University of Maryland, College Park, 2015-2017; Adjunct Instructor, University of Maryland, College Park, 2017 -; Married; four children.
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Q: Can't press on react-native markers maps I use BubbleMenu in my react-native project and I'm in trouble with react native marker.
In all my map markers I want to show when the user press it a BubbleMenu
this is my work:
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  title={marker.title}
  description={marker.description}
  onCalloutPress={this.markerClick}
>
  <MapView.Callout tooltip style={styles.customView}>
    <BubbleMenu
      items={items}
      openBtn={openBtn}
      show={show}
      style={styles.menu}
    />
  </MapView.Callout>
</MapView.Marker>

When I click on my marker I can see my bubble menu but I can't click on it
any Idea?


A fun, simple and novel idea to make as a gift, or to keep for yourself.
Choose from blue or yellow.
Kit contains pattern, fabric, batting and insulbright for one pot holder, along with a complimentary spatula and recipe cards.


Since 1879, Sala Bly has served countless customers in a multitude of different industries. Throughout the years we have accrued vast knowledge about all the industries where we are active in. We have also produced a wide array of products within each industry, and we pride ourselves with customers that have continuously purchased products from us for many decades. In the menu to the left our core industries are listed, and if you click on these you can see examples of some of the products that we have produced for these industries.


Faire Folk, it is time to place Alia Baroque of Fallen Gods Inc., otherwise known as The Flesh Carver, on trial. The Tiny Pawlice has kept the charges strictly on need-to-know basis to prevent wide-spread panic and chaos, but we suspect that if you come to the trial yourself, the accusations might be read aloud for all to hear.
The time is 2-4 PM SLT on Friday. The place is Sanctum.
Your mission should you choose to accept it? Decide whether he'll fall into the Pit or ascend through the Gates! Cast your vote, pay your share of the bail and be rewarded accordingly.


Three bedrooms: master on the ground floor with a super king-size bed with large built in wardrobe and an en-suite shower-room with large walk in shower, upstairs there is a king-size bedroom and a further twin bedded room.
The upstairs den comes with a double sofa bed and all the technology kids, young or old will need.
On the ground floor the family bathroom comes with bath, separate shower, basin and WC.
Sitting room with woodburning stove and large corner sofa.
HIVE contolled gas central heating (electric underfloor in kitchen, en-suite and bathroom) with woodburning stove in lounge.
Electric oven, 5-burner gas hob, combination microwave, Nespresso coffee machine, fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher.
2 x large screen LED TVs (one Ultra HD) both with Freeview, BT TV in lounge, unlimited NETFLIX, Blu-ray/DVD players, WD HD media players with a large selection of media to choose from.
Sonos sound system (in lounge, kitchen, den and master bedroom) with iPad mini for control and unlimited Napster subscription.
PlayStation 3 and large selection of PS3 games.
Unlimited BT INFINITY hi-speed WiFi throughout, selection of books, games and movies.
Electricity, gas and all fuel for stove inc. in rent.
Bed linen, towels and beach towels inc. in rent. Cot, highchair & pushchair all available for use.
Free roadside parking beside cottage.
Patio with picnic table, BBQ and a fabulous 6 seater hot tub. Storage shed with 6 bicycles and helmets provided. Child seat fitted to 1 bicycle.


PRESQUE ISLE, Maine—Wintergreen is putting a new twist on its fourth annual CHAIR-ity event this year by expanding the genre of items to be repurposed. From old dishes to barn boards to well-used furniture, local artisans are turning discarded objects into beautiful, artful collectibles.
All items will be on display at Wintergreen during the month of November. The Opening Reception is scheduled for November 2, 2018, during Presque Isle's First Friday Downtown Art Walk.
In partnership with the Rotary Club of Presque Isle, all items will be sold online during the 2018 Rotary Auction. Proceeds will go to support scholarships for Wintergreen's After School Arts Program.
People may seek and share items to be repurposed and ideas at Wintergreen's Repurposing Bulletin Board on the arts center's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2166639350030013/?source_id=167802888664. To be included in the online auction, all repurposed art needs to be delivered to Wintergreen by October 19, 2018.


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Q: Why Docx4j is not removing Content Controls from docx files? I am trying to merge XML and docx using DOcx4J. But even if I use the flag Docx4J.FLAG_BIND_REMOVE_SDT Docx4J is not removing the Content controls from the docx file. I am using the below code.
WordprocessingMLPackage wordprocessingMLPackage = Docx4J.load(new File(docx_template_location));
FileInputStream xmlStream = new FileInputStream(new File(xml_data_location));
Docx4J.bind(wordprocessingMLPackage, xmlStream, Docx4J.FLAG_BIND_INSERT_XML & Docx4J.FLAG_BIND_REMOVE_SDT);
Docx4J.save(wordprocessingMLPackage, new File(required_outputfile_name), Docx4J.FLAG_SAVE_ZIP_FILE);

A: See this commit
Prior to that (on 3.3 branch), it removed only OpenDoPE content controls


According to the new market research report "Electronics Conformal Coating Market by Material (Acrylic, Silicone, Parylene, Urethane/Polyurethane, Epoxy), Equipment (Curing, Coating), Method (Brush Coating, Dipping), Application and Geography - Global Forecasts to 2020", the Electronics Conformal Coating Market is estimated to reach USD 2.41 Billion by 2020, at a CAGR of 5.99% between 2015 and 2020. The increasing use of electronic components especially in automotive, and consumer electronics sector, and growing demand for highly reliable electronic devices/equipment are the major drivers for the above said market.
The acrylic conformal coating is expected to lead the global conformal coating material market during the forecast period. This is owing to the fact that among all the materials it is the easiest to re-work on the acrylic material. Besides this, acrylic material is also easy to apply, has low cost, takes less time to cure, and provides good resistance from chemical, moisture, and abrasion.
The automotive electronics application segment is expected to hold the largest share in the global conformal coating material market during the forecast period. Automotive manufacturers are working hard towards offering products of higher quality and reliability at a competitive price. The electronics in the automobile are usually placed in the areas where they are subjected to harsh working conditions, chemical, moisture, dust, and vibration. These factors necessitate the use of conformal coating on automotive electronics so that a protective layer can be added on electronic components to protect them.
from harsh environment, and thus increasing the reliability of the product.
The APAC region held the largest share of the conformal coating material market in 2014, and it is expected to grow at the highest growth rate during the forecast period. The rapid growth of the automotive industry in this region, in addition to the growth of consumer electronics, and aerospace & defense sectors has contributed to the growth of the conformal coating material in the APAC region.
Major players in this market include Chase Corporation (U.S.), MG Chemicals Ltd. (Canada), DOW Corning Corporation (U.S.), Chemtronics (U.S.), Dymax Corporation (U.S.), Electrolube (U.K.), Nordson Corporation (U.S.), Precision Valve & Automation, Inc. (U.S.), Shin-Etsu Chemical Co. Ltd. (Japan), Henkel AG & Co. KGaA (Germany), and Peters Group (Germany).
This research report categorizes the global electronics conformal coating market based on materials, equipment, methods, applications, and regions. This report describes the drivers, restraints, opportunities, and challenges for the growth of the conformal coating market. The Porter's Five Forces analysis has been included in the report with a description of each of its force and their respective impact on the conformal coating market.


Today was Stencil Nation day after a too-long break to go to Burning Man. Mostly dealing with straggling photo submissions and back end admin tasks. I need to write! Got an em from Banksy saying he'd post images to me (though I didn't give him my address). Had to write him back, so hope it doesn't take another month to get a reply. Got some 1980s images from Jef Aerosol in Paris today after picking my faves last night. E-mailed Burning Man's press dept. to get permission to put BRC in the book and the em bounced back. Hope the "questions" em will get it to the right bureaucrat. Very few submissions left. Sad that Aya and Xavi didn't submit (I have some Xavi pics that may get in), and hope that A1One's submissions make it from Iran in time (we'll see). No word from Klutch who's recovering from a heart attack, and DS Black's 1990s SF submissions aren't here yet either. Did download Logan Hick's pieces today. His cut-outs are amazing! Left to do: WRITE, whittle down the images, get a designer to put the book together and format the images in one cookie-cutter way. Oh, got Chris' forward for the book. Liked it. Need to revisit tomorrow and think about it some more.


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I work on a language project that uses LLVM as a back-end. My primary target is Windows, and one of my many goals is to provide a first-class debugging experience for Windows developers. One thing that I ran into early is that debug support (i.e. from Visual Studio, WinDbg, and other Windows-centric debuggers) relies heavily on PDB files, either directly or (in the case of non-Microsoft tools) via DbgHelp.dll.
PDBs have been notoriously opaque for years, but recently, with some source code released by Microsoft, it has become practical (albeit difficult and tedious!) to generate PDBs for other languages besides C/C++. I've begun documenting my efforts here and circulated the results on LLVM's dev mailing list. A few people suggested that the Rust community may find the information useful.
In the spirit of sharing and collaboration, I'm curious if anyone is actively working on supporting VS/WinDbg for Rust debugging on Windows, and if so, if there's any way my research in this area might be beneficial to those efforts.
I'm really excited to hear that you're working on this! Having a debugging experience for Rust code in Servo and Firefox on Windows that is as good or better than the experience on Linux and macOS is really important to us.
I'm not personally working on this, but I'd be happy to help support efforts (via contracting, rah-rah mails to upper management, etc.) in whatever way would assist.
WindowsBunny/retep998/Peter Atashian and Michael Woerister would probably know more about the current state of things here and any other efforts.
I can't promise this yet, but my first forays into encoding type data suggest that name mangling may not actually be that big of a deal. It seems like (and again I need to do more work to confirm this) arbitrary strings are more or less fine in PDB data, and the mapping from mangled names to type metadata is sufficiently flexible that you don't need to conform to a specific scheme for a debugger to show type information for function signatures etc.
There are assumptions in PDB format about how types are encoded, but they seem to be a superset of C types (plus some extra CLR stuff and whatnot floating about) so if a given language can express enough of its type system in C signatures, the debuggers will Just Work.
Again I'm still early on in encoding type/variable data so there are probably dark corners I haven't stumbled into yet, but that's what I'm seeing for now. For example if you respect the platform ABI for calling conventions, WinDbg at least can probe function arguments off the stack and appropriate registers, given a correct function signature in the PDB.
If you use the pc-windows-msvc toolchain to compile your Rust code then the resulting binary will come with a .pdb file. If you enable debug info then LLVM will emit codeview debug info into the object files that the linker will convert into the .pdb file to improve debugging. So right now things already work fairly well, but there is still room for improvement in several areas. Mainly getting LLVM to emit better debuginfo and adding specific support in the debugger for Rust. The latter unfortunately depends on Microsoft caring enough to focus on that. LLVM support however can be improved by anyone who knows enough C++ and is willing to dive in.
Do I infer correctly that this process relies on Microsoft's LINK.EXE to generate the PDBs? Is Rust interested in moving away from a third-party linker at some point?
We very much rely on link.exe to link stuff for us because LLVM's lld is nowhere near feature parity with link.exe yet. Also, we basically depend on having a full msvc installation anyway so we can have access to all the import libraries for system libraries and the CRT, so there's no reason to not use link.exe if we know it will be there anyway.
Why not use the Windows-GNU ABI Rust and debug with GDB? Is it because you need to link to MSVC libraries?
The same reason the United States has not adopted the metric system. The merits of the tools are irrelevant; what people are used to on Windows is Visual Studio and (to a smaller extent) WinDbg. Getting heavy-duty adoption on a platform generally involves embracing the ecosystems entrenched on that platform.
I was about to say that learning to use a new standalone debugger, like say CDT's standalone GDB debugger is like less than 1% of the effort of learning Rust, but… … then I re-read your original post, and noticed you're not just talking about Rust not just about your personal adoption of a debugger tool, but all your potential users since you are creating a new language. Ok, your reply makes sense then.
Well then, I know LLDB devs are working on having support for MSVC debugging: http://blog.llvm.org/2015/01/lldb-is-coming-to-windows.html . Don't know how far ahead they are, nor how committed they are to reaching that goal in a usable, production-ready state though.


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After the World Cup, Lam worries about the European home championship: "It seems like a team without a leader"
Captain of the last German world champion Philip Lam After finishing DFB-Elf early at the World Cup in Qatar, he is concerned about competitiveness with an eye on the 2024 World Cup in his own country.
"It seems that the team was left without a leader. Now it's up to finding the right people, including with an eye on the home championship of Europe, which starts in 18 months and for which the performance is, of course, a disaster, so we don't need to talk about it, "complained the 39-year-old man in a column for the editors Network Germany.
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The former Bayern professional was primarily critical of defensive work: "There was always a feeling that we could get around the opponent and create chances, but there was a lack of defensive structure and stability, the right balance. Sometimes it was a nightmare for Manuel Neuer." considering how many times players have been free in front of him, even against Costa Rica."
Lahm mentioned the shortcomings of national team coach Hansi Flick: "Our centre-backs are physically strong, but they have shortcomings when it comes to tactical discipline. It was all the more important to get used to the game months before the match. tournament and decide on one axis. Unfortunately, this was not the case."
"At the end of the day, you need a team that you can identify with"
The OC EM 2024 boss still sees potential and hopes for change: "We have a lot of good players, great talents like Musiala, Sane, Gnabry, Havertz. But they have to take responsibility at this level. the circumstances in Qatar are such that, after all, you need a team that you can identify with. And if they don't succeed, something is lost. Unfortunately, this has been the case in recent years and this World Cup has not improved."
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Whereas, Min-a-he-quo-sis, or Little Pine, a Cree Chief, on behalf of his Band and certain other Cree Indians, comprising twenty lodges, inhabitants of the country covered by the treaty commonly known as "Treaty No. 6," made between Her Majesty the Queen, by Her Commissioners, the Honourable Alexander Morris, the Honourable James McKay and the Honourable William Joseph Christie, of the one part;
And the Plain and Wood Cree Tribes of Indians of the other part, at Carlton, on the twenty-third and twenty-eighth days of August, and near Fort Pitt on the ninth day of September, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-six, who have not yet given in their adhesion to the said treaty, have presented themselves to Edgar Dewdney, Esquire, Indian Commissioner for the North-west Territories, and expressed a desire to join in the said treaty. And whereas the said Commissioner has recognized the said "Little Pine" as the Headman of his Band, and the said Band of twenty lodges have selected and appointed Pap-a-way, "The Lucky Man," one of their numbers as the Headman of their Band, and have presented him as such to the said Commissioner, who has recognized and accepted him as such Headman;
NOW, THIS INSTRUMENT WITNESSETH that the said "Little Pine" and Pap-a-way or "the Lucky Man," for themselves and on behalf of the Bands which they represent, do transfer, surrender and relinquish to Her Majesty the Queen, Her heirs and successors, to and for the use of Her Government of the Dominion of Canada, all their right, title and interest whatsoever which they have held or enjoyed of, in and to the territory described and fully set out in the said treaty; also, all their right, title and interest whatsoever which they have held or enjoyed of, in and to the territory described and fully set out in the said treaty; also all their right, title and interest whatsoever to all other lands wherever situated, whether within the limits of any other treaty heretofore made or hereafter to be made with Indians or elsewhere in Her Majesty's territories, to have and to hold the same unto and for the use of Her Majesty, the Queen, Her heirs and successors forever. And do hereby agree to accept the several benefits, payments and reserves promised to the Indians adhering to the said treaty at Carlton and Fort Pitt on the dates above mentioned; and further, do solemnly engage to abide by, carry out and fulfil all the stipulations, obligations and conditions contained on the part of the Indians therein named, to be observed and performed, and in all things to conform to the articles of the said treaty, as if the said "Little Pine" and Pap-a-way or "the Lucky Man," and the Bands whom they represent had been originally contracting parties thereto, and had been present at the treaty at Carlton and Fort Pitt, and had there attached their signatures to the said treaty.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Edgar Dewdney, Indian Commissioner for the North-west Territories, and the said "Little Pine" and Pap-a-way or "the Lucky Man," Headmen of the said Bands, hereby giving their adhesion to the said treaty, have hereunto subscribed and set their hands at Fort Walsh, in the said North-west Territories, this second day of July, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine.
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What the B1G's best teams must learn from Alabama and Georgia
Ryan O'Gara | 7 days ago
If I didn't know any better, Monday's national championship kind of looked like a Big Ten game. The game was in Indiana, and there were 5 field goals and no touchdowns in the first half. All it needed was a little fake snow and a few more punts.
But it most certainly was not The Big Ten in the national title game. The conference has made just 2 appearances in the last 14 years, both by Ohio State. Right now, the sport is dominated by the SEC and Clemson. That's just a fact. Ohio State is the only B1G team that has shown it is capable of competing on a national level, but even it was badly outplayed in 2 games this season and last season against Alabama in the national title game.
What can the B1G's best glean from Georgia's 33-18 win over Alabama on Monday night? Bit of a no-brainer to say "recruit better" or "hire Nick Saban," so I'll spare you. But here's what else the Big Ten's best teams can learn from Monday night, and this season in general:
Be adaptable
This is the single most impressive thing about Nick Saban. He adjusts from game to game, from season to season, from era to era. Alabama's program is never stale; it evolves each and every year, which is why it is always in position to win it all.
Sometimes I wonder why the B1G's programs refuse to adapt and evolve. It can be truly maddening to see the lack of progress in certain areas for fans of Wisconsin or Iowa in terms of offense, to use one example. To see Ohio State struggle defensively for basically 2 years has been surprising. Penn State never figured out its run game this year, and Michigan State couldn't stop the pass.
With Alabama and Georgia, it seems like they always make adjustments, and one perceived weakness never lingers. Georgia played its best game of the season against Michigan after playing its worst game the previous time out against Alabama.
From game to game, Alabama's game plan is truly tailored to the opponent. After torching Georgia's secondary in the SEC Championship Game, it pounded the rock against Cincinnati. Then it got all of its offensive production through the air against Georgia in the title game.
It starts up front
Georgia's front 7 is loaded with athletes up front where it shouldn't be possible to have guys that big who move that well. Guys like Jordan Davis and Travon Walker don't grow on trees, but it's worth mentioning how much of a difference it makes to have guys that often blow up the designed play and force the QB to improvise, which is generally a tough thing to do for college QBs.
The way Georgia took away Michigan's run game in the semifinal was as good as it gets from a defensive standpoint. No team was able to do that to Michigan all season, which set up Cade McNamara in the passing game. Make a team one-dimensional like that, and you have a great chance at success.
In particular, Ohio State really struggled up front and at linebacker. It had no Nakobe Dean to corral ball carriers, which is why it played such poor defense against Oregon, Michigan and Utah. It won't win a national title like that, no matter how many yards Jaxon Smith-Njigba piles up.
Success can come from where you least expect it …
One team started at QB the surefire, can't-miss 5-star recruit who was destined to win a Heisman. The other started a former walk-on, despite having recruited 5-stars year after year. Bryce Young and Stetson Bennett are as different as they come, but they were both effective all season.
… But don't be married to one QB
Far be it from me to question Kirby Smart, but he stuck with Bennett, a former walk-on, through thick and thin this season, over several 5-star QBs on the bench. He felt like Bennett gave the Bulldogs the best chance to win, and he didn't waver. It all worked out in the end thanks to Bennett's terrific fourth quarter, but it almost cost the Bulldogs their long-awaited title.
Ironically enough, Nick Saban's decision to bench Jalen Hurts for Tua Tagovailoa back in 2018 was the difference in beating Georgia, but Smart never did go to backup QB JT Daniels. This was Bennett's third start against Alabama, and he didn't play well in any of them, until the fourth quarter.
B1G coaches are also loyal to their guys. Even when QBs such as Tanner Morgan and Graham Mertz struggled, they didn't get benched. Spencer Petras only got benched due to injury, and he found his way back into the lineup.
One man's trash is another's treasure
Even 2 programs that annually put together the best recruiting classes in the country are still in the market for the right transfer. Georgia got Orange Bowl MVP Derion Kendrick from Clemson, and Alabama snatched up Jameson Williams as he fell down Ohio State's depth chart. Williams wound up being a terrific player for the Tide and set up a field goal with a 40-yard catch before suffering a non-contact knee injury.
B1G programs have taken on more transfers, like everyone else, in recent years. But Kendrick and Williams are a reminder that you can never have too much talent. Picking off players who are unhappy at top programs is a good strategy.
Defense is great, but you still need offensive playmakers, especially on the outside
Alabama and Georgia's defenses both looked great, and it felt like neither offense would ever get a first down for a while, but both teams still have weapons. The B1G's best defensive teams, like Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota, need to add more weapons to complement those terrific defenses.
It's possible
Georgia fans probably felt like they would never beat Nick Saban, but they did, so for those B1G teams out there waiting for that breakthrough, it can happen. Congrats to the Dawgs.
Salary details released for new Ohio State OL coach Justin Frye
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Arsene Wenger signs new two-year contract with Arsenal
By Daniel KarellMay 31, 2017, 8:51 AM EDT
It's finally official. Arsene Wenger is staying at Arsenal.
The long-time Gunners boss signed a new two-year contract this week after months of speculation over whether he would stay or go as his last contract ran down. The news extends Wenger's stay at Arsenal through 2019, and if he stays until the end of his latest contract, Wenger will certainly manage the most games in Premier League history.
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790 – Arsene Wenger has taken charge of 790 Premier League games as a manager; only Sir Alex Ferguson has managed more (810). Longevity. pic.twitter.com/Q5Had8l2Wc
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"I love this club and I am looking forward to the future with optimism and excitement," Wenger said in a statement. "We are looking at what we do well and how we can be stronger everywhere. This is a strong group of players and with some additions we can be even more successful. We're committed to mounting a sustained league challenge and that will be our focus this summer and next season.
"I am grateful to have the support of the board and Stan (Kroenke, Arsenal majority owner) in doing everything we can to win more trophies. It's what we all want and I know it's what our fans around the world demand."
Wenger is coming off a disappointing season for the Gunners as they finished out of the Premier League's top four for the first time in Wenger's 20-year stay in North London, meaning an end to Arsenal's consistent stay in the UEFA Champions League.
Arsenal won its last 5 games of the season before securing the club's 13th FA Cup title but it was too late to recover from a dreadful February and March. Arsenal were pummeled 10-2 on aggregate by Bayern Munich in the Champions League Round of 16 and Arsenal went on a five-game spell where it lost four games.
Wenger admitted earlier in May that the lack of answers over his contract situation led to a "very difficult environment" for the players, adding that the psychological environment of the group was "absolutely horrendous."
For Arsenal fans, this news only serves to disappoint the growing "Wenger Out" portion of the fan base, although there are still a majority of fans who support Wenger and will welcome the news.
However, it's undeniably that Arsenal have failed to achieve the fan's expectations since Arsenal's invincible's era ended around 2006. Since that time, Arsenal has won the FA Cup three times but has failed to win the Premier League and has been bounced in the Champions League Round of 16 for seven consecutive seasons.
11 – 69% of Arsenal's trophies under Arsene Wenger were picked up in the Frenchman's first 10 years at the club (11 of 16). Rewind. pic.twitter.com/zp8VZWWTDX
It's unclear if Arsene Wenger can guide the team back into the top four of the Premier League but based on his track record, the odds are in his favor for bringing Arsenal back into Europe's top continental competition.
The next big questions for Arsenal are whether the club can hold on to two of its attacking stars, Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil, who have both been rumored with a move away from the Emirates Stadium. Once their futures are determined, then it will be interesting to see how much Wenger has to spend this summer to bolster his squad, particularly in defense and at holding midfield.
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