June is National Fruit and Vegetable Month.
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans set by the USDA recommends we eat more fruits and vegetables than any other food group. In fact, they say that half of your plate at every meal should be a fruit and/or vegetable. Every step that you take towards eating more fruits and veggies will help you make sure that your body is performing at optimum levels. What better opportunity than National Fruit and Vegetable Month to add more healthy fruits and vegetables into your diet?
The USDA states that people who eat more fruits and vegetables as part of an overall healthy diet are likely to have a reduced risk of some chronic illnesses.
Fruits offer nutrients that are vital to maintaining your health. Many fruits contain dietary fiber, folate (also known as folic acid), potassium, and vitamin C. No fruits have cholesterol and the majority of fruits are naturally low in calories, fat, and sodium.
Vegetables are also full of nutrients that are important to your health. Common nutrients found in vegetables are dietary fiber, folate, potassium, vitamin A and vitamin C. Most vegetables are low in calories and fat and contain no cholesterol.
Both fruits and vegetables are known for their dietary fiber. Diets that consist of foods rich in dietary fiber can reduce your risk of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and heart disease.
Fruits and vegetables rich in potassium could lower blood pressure, increase bone strength and mass, and reduce the risk of getting kidney stones.
Green fruits and vegetables contain luteins which can protect your eyes from cataracts.
Beta-carotene is prominent in orange vegetables and help boost the immune system.
Red fruits and vegetables have larger quantities of anthocyanins and lycopene. These help to keep your heart healthy and reduce the risk of some cancers.
Purple and blue fruits and vegetables are rich with antioxidants that improve memory function and protect you from cell damage.
White fruits and vegetables are shown to lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
The biggest thing to remember when storing fruit and vegetables is to practice the rule FIFO. FIFO means "first in, first out" and is used by grocery stores everywhere- so why not practice it at home? This rule mostly applies to canned and frozen goods as fresh fruits and veggies are typically utilized right away. When you store your fruits and veggies in the pantry or freezer rotate newly bought food to the back and the older ones to the front so that they are used first. This will help prevent the food from going bad and reduce waste.
When it comes to your fresh fruits and vegetables it is important to wash them properly before you eat them. Washing well helps to remove any traces of pesticides or dirt and the wax coating that may have been added to them to keep them looking nice in the store. Use clean, cool running tap water to wash your produce. For porous fruits and veggies you may want to use a "nail brush" to scrub them and get all of the dirt out of the nooks and crannies. You don't need to use specialized produce scrub, clean water works fine. You should never use soap as there is a possibility that you won't be able to remove all of it- and eating soap could possibly make people ill.
Fruit and veggies consumed in almost all forms count towards your daily total. They can be frozen, canned, dried, fresh, or 100% juice. According to Fruits & Veggies: More Matters, canned and frozen foods are processed within hours of their harvest so that their nutritional value and flavor are preserved. Including more fruits and vegetables can be fun. They are available in almost and infinite variety so there is always something new to try. They are also a natural, quick and convenient snack! Check out these surefire ways to make sure you are adding more fruits and vegetables to your diet every day.
Keep in mind that fruits and veggies in all forms matter. So grab some fruit and vegetables throughout the grocery store. Buy some canned and frozen. Buy a bag of dried bananas or cranberries, or whatever your favorite fruit is and make it into a trail mix (or enjoy as is). And, of course, grab a jug of your favorite 100% fruit or veggie juice.
Add a can of vegetables to your canned soup or add some mushrooms, peppers, and/or onion to a jar of spaghetti sauce for a quick meal with extra nutrition. To go even further with the spaghetti, use spaghetti squash instead of noodles.
When you make lasagna add pureed veggies to the sauce. Another option would be to add vegetables like sliced peppers, shredded carrots or chopped spinach between the layers.
When you are out to eat most restaurants offer sandwich/soup/salad options. Order extra veggies on your sandwich (avocados or cucumbers are great choices) or try a vegetable soup. Another option would be to choose a fruit or veggie salad, but remember to order dressing on the side to control the amount of calories you will be eating.
Order entrées with a lot of vegetables like fajitas or stir fry.
For a quick and healthy snack that is great on the go, spread some peanut butter on a tortilla and add your favorite fruits, fresh or dried, roll it up and enjoy.
Add fresh fruit to your yogurt.
Bananas, apples, and plums are the natural fast food. A healthy, mess-free choice for a snack or meal on the go.
Look up your favorite fruits and vegetables under the Fill Your Plate recipes section for some more inspiration.
Fill Your Plate offers a lot of information about various fruits and vegetables here on our blog. For more detailed information about certain produce items such as watermelons or carrots, for example, you can look them up in our older posts. One thing is certain, fruits and vegetables are an extremely valuable part of our diets, and you can only benefit from adding more to your everyday diet.
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Quality control & credentialing guidelines in colonoscopy: Is the endoscopist success rate of caecal intubation the only factor?
Aim: The aim of this study is to assess the colonoscopy results of a single Joint Advisory Group (JAG) UK accredited endoscopist and analysis of causes of failure of completion.
Methods: A retrospective analysis of prospective annual colonoscopy data of a designated accredited colonoscopist (April 2013 – 2014). Patient demography, completion rate indicated by caecal intubation and causes of incomplete cases were retrieved.
This data is compared to the key measurable quality indicator of caecal intubation rate, as minimum rate greater than 90% have been endorsed by the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE) and the Joint Advisory Group (JAG) UK.
Results: Total number of colonoscopies performed over a calendar year were 740. Caecal intubation rate(corrected for pathology) was 87.16% (n=645). Failed completion in 12.84% (n=95), mean age 69 (range17-88). 23% (n=21) were due to poor bowel prep, 77%(n=74) due to looping, discomfort, pain, sigmoid angulations and consent withdrawal.
Conclusion: Colonoscopy remains the gold standard investigation of most colorectal disease. Quality assurance of colonoscopy could be expected to contribute significantly to improved patient care. Unfortunately, disparity in quality prevails even amongst accredited dedicated colonoscopists.
Amongst the different confounding factors, poor bowel preparation contributed significantly towards incomplete caecal intubation.
Quality improvement in colonoscopy should focus not only on improving technical skills, but also on methods to optimise bowel prep and emphasise on stringent patient selection. Detailed breakdown of confounding factors would probably favour a better quality comparison than an universally defined completion rate.


Perfect Effect PC-16 Jinrai Prime. I think the build quality is a bit cheap for the price (and note that the PC-15 was also very expensive for what it was) but the figure itself is superb and really makes Legends Powermaster Prime shine.
KO MP-10 Bape Black. Like the other Bape KOs, the quality is so so. The head needed a lot of tightening and one of the pins holding in the silver bumper/Matrix cover needed bashing back in. Looks the part, though. And didn't cost £300+.
Open and Play Big Spring. I'm more impressed with with him than I expected. Two great and one still decent mode (car), decent materials, posable and one of the better MP 3P transformations I've seen (which is all the more impressive for a triple-changer). That chest tab is a 'mare, though I've improved it a lot with some nail varnish. And no instructions? Please. For the price, though, it's really quite exceptional. And the price does factor into the verdict. For £60 this is a really impressive MP Springer. It's entirely possible, perhaps even probable, that the Fanstoys bot will be better, but the true question is whether it is twice the price better? We shall see.


for oil, a major export for Canada.
while it touched its weakest since Feb. 9 at C$1.3164.
official close on Friday was C$1.3099, or 76.34 U.S. cents.
increase was in line with economists' expectations.
of Feb. 14 from 8,550 a week earlier.
services sector at 11:30 a.m. EST (1630 GMT).
March rate hike by the Fed.
cents to yield 1.752 percent.
Domestic retail sales data for December is due on Wednesday.


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Collections Spotlight – Terry Smith's Guitar
By: Riona Egan
Every week we shine a light on a different object from our collections that you may not have seen before. This week we have a Yamaha guitar, guitar case and 'Thanks' sign belonging to legendary Galway busker Terry Smith who died in August 2020. These objects were kindly donated to Galway City Museum by Terry's son Simeon. Originally from Manchester, and travelling via Dublin and Clare, Smith became a regular feature on the streets of Galway and one of the city's most loved buskers.
Terry Smith busking in Galway
Terry Smith's guitar and case
Terry Smith's closed guitar case
Above left to right: Terry Smith busking in Galway, Terry's guitar and case with 'Thanks' sign and Terry's closed guitar case.
Smith regularly played outside the Town Hall and Savoy Cinema before moving to a more permanent pitch outside the Estoria Cinema. This later became the Claddagh Palace and closed its doors for the last time in September 1995. Terry Smith played there for over 20 years in the 1970s and 1980s as people queued. Before making this busking spot his own Terry used to play in sessions in The Cellar Bar, The Crane, and The Cottage to name a few and went on tours to the US and Brittany with musicians such as Mickey Finn and Sean Tyrell. Smith also played with Luke Kelly and Paul Brady and was a member of two bands – The Spailpín and Dickler Fitz.
Music was not Terry's only artistic medium, he also loved painting and took a degree course in fine art at GMIT. His artworks were recently displayed in an exhibition at the Art In Mind gallery in the Liosban Estate.
Terry Smith at International Buskers Festival, Eyre Square, Galway
Go to COLLECTIONS to browse more objects.

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Henebry v. Henebry
JETT v. JETT
Mr. Jett contends the trial court erred in finding, pursuant to the version of Code § 20-109 in effect at the…
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However, it is clear that under the law of the Commonwealth of Virginia a merger did not take place. See,…
Full title:JEANETTE S. HENEBRY v. LEO F. HENEBRY
Court:Supreme Court of Virginia
38 S.E.2d 320 (Va. 1946)
38 S.E.2d 320
In Henebry, the contract included provisions by which Mr. Henebry agreed to pay to Mrs. Henebry both spousal support and child support but contained a modification provision only for child support.
Summary of this case from JETT v. JETT
38466 Record No. 3047.
Present, All the Justices.
1. ALIMONY — Contract to Pay Wife Sum in Lieu of Alimony — Effect on Petition to Increase Alimony — Case at Bar. — The instant case originated in a proceeding for a divorce. Prior to the decree a mensa in the divorce proceedings, the parties entered into a contract which purported to settle the respective property rights which the wife might have against the husband for maintenance and alimony. One paragraph contained a provision stating that the wife agreed that the contract was "in full settlement, release and discharge of any and all claims which the party of the second part has or might or could have against him for alimony and for support and maintenance." By the decree a mensa the contract was approved in lieu and instead of decreeing to the defendant temporary and permanent alimony. later a decree was entered, reducing the amounts the husband was to pay for the support of his two infant children, which also referred to the contract. The final decree of divorce affirmed the decree reducing the allowance for support money with respect to the amount to be paid under the terms of the contract. Some years later the wife filed a petition to reinstate the case, praying that her former husband be required to pay her an increased sum of alimony in view of her additional need of support.
Held: That there never was a decree for alimony. The intention of the parties as expressed in their contract and the intention of the court was to end any controversy in regard to property rights, and to conclude the question of alimony by substituting the stipulation for the payment of the monthly allowance specified in the contract.
2. ALIMONY — Decree for Alimony — Decree Approving Settlement between Parties. — A decree of court, approving a contract between parties providing for payments in lieu of alimony and for the settlement of the property rights of the parties, is not a decree for alimony, and the court has no jurisdiction in the divorce suit to enforce compliance with the contract, nor to alter its terms upon subsequent application of one of the parties.
3. ALIMONY — Effect of Contract between Parties — Construction of 1944 Amendment to Code Section 5111. — Acts of 1944, chapter 277, amending section 5111 of the Code of 1942, relating to stipulations or contracts between the parties filed with the pleadings or depositions in divorce cases, is, in effect, a recognition and approval of the obligations of the parties to a contract providing for the settlement of questions of alimony. It goes further. It limits the jurisdiction of the court on questions of alimony to the terms of the contract between the parties, when the contract has been filed as specified, and no timely objection has been taken thereto. A contract between the parties affirmed and adopted by the court at the request of the party to whom relief might otherwise be awarded should not be accorded less validity than a contract merely executed by the parties and filed with the pleadings.
4. ALIMONY — Effect of Contract between Parties — Submission of Contract to Court within Meaning of Code Section 5111 as Amended — Case at Bar. — The instant case originated in a proceeding for a divorce. Prior to the a mensa decree, the parties entered into a contract which was submitted to the court by the wife and ratified and approved at her request. The wife petitioned for an increase of alimony and contended that the amendment of section 5111 of the Code of 1942, by chapter 277 of the 1944 Acts, which relates to the effect of contracts or stipulations between the parties filed with the pleadings or depositions in divorce cases on alimony, was not applicable because the contract was not physically filed with the depositions or pleadings.
Held: That there was no merit in the contention since the submission of the contract in writing evidenced its existence and established its provisions and fully carried out the purpose of the statute.
Appeal from a decree of the Court of Law and Chancery of the city of Roanoke. Hon. A. H. Hopkins, judge, designate, presiding.
The opinion states the case.
J. T. Engleby, Jr., for the appellant.
Fred B. Gentry, for the appellee.
SPRATLEY, J., delivered the opinion of the court.
This proceeding was originally instituted by Leo F. Henebry against his wife, Jeanette S. Henebry, on March 15, 1932, for the purpose of securing a divorce.
On May 20, 1932, the parties entered into a contract which reads, in part, as follows:
"WITNESSETH; That, WHEREAS, the parties hereto are husband and wife, but are not living together as such, and
"WHEREAS, the party of the first part has instituted a suit for divorce against the party of the second part, which is now pending and undetermined in the Court of Law Chancery for the City of Roanoke, Virginia, and
"WHEREAS, the parties hereto desire to settle their respective property rights and all claims which the party of the second part has, or may have, against the party of the first part for support, maintenance and alimony, and as far as the parties hereto may legally determine for the time being, the amount which the party of the first part is to provide for the support, education and maintenance of Lucille Frances Henebry and Julia Ann Henebry, infant daughters of the parties hereto, and the cost of said divorce suit, including attorneys' fees, but without either of them acknowledging upon which of them is the fault or condoning the conduct of the one or the other which has led to the existing disagreement between them, or preventing any consequences which may follow and without prejudice to the rights of either party in the now pending divorce suit, and without any admission by the party of the first part that he is liable to the party of the second part for, support, maintenance, alimony, suit money and attorneys fees, except as to the matters and things specifically covered by this agreement.
"Now, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the premises and the mutual obligations hereinafter set out the parties hereto agree with each other as follows:
"(1) The party of the first part agrees that he will pay the party of the second part the sum of $40.00 per month as long as she may live, or until her re-marriage, whichever event first occurs, said monthly payments to be made in two instalments, one not earlier than the 4th day of each month and not later than the 9th day of each month, and the other not earlier than the 15th day of each month or later than the 20th day of each month, for which said payments the party of the first part acknowledges himself firmly indebted and bound unto the party of the second part. Provided, however, that if the marriage now existing between the parties hereto is dissolved by divorce and the party of the second part marries again, said monthly payments shall cease and the party of the first part shall no longer be liable therefor.
"(2) The party of the first part further agrees that, subject to and until the future order of the Court in said cause, or until his daughters Lucille Frances Henebry and/or Julia Ann Henebry, respectively, attain the age of twenty-one years, or marry, he will each month pay to the party of the second part for the use, benefit, education, maintenance and support of his daughter Lucille Frances Henebry the sum of $42.50 per month, and will pay unto the party of the second part for the use, benefit, education, maintenance and support of his daughter, Julia Ann Henebry, the sum of $42.50 per month, said monthly payments to be made in semi-monthly instalments, one-half of each to be payable not earlier than the 4th or later than the 9th of each month, and the other one half of said semi-monthly instalments to be payable not earlier than the 15th of each month and not later than the 20th of each month. Provided, however, that in the event of the death or marriage of either or both of said daughters, and in any event when they respectively attain the age of twenty-one years, the payments now agreed to be made for the use and benefit of such deceased or married daughter shall forthwith cease and terminate, and provided further it is specifically understood and agreed that the payments herein agreed to be made for the use and benefit of said daughters shall not prevent either of the parties hereto from at any time applying to the Court for a reduction or increase of the allowance herein made for the use and benefit of said daughters and the decision of such Court shall operate as revocation of the agreement of the party of the first part to make the payments herein agreed to be made for the use and benefit of said daughters.
"(3) * * *
"(5) The party of the first part agrees to pay certain bills and accounts recently incurred by the party of the second part, a list of which is attached to this agreement and which for identification bears the initials of the parties hereto, except a grocery bill incurred by the party of the second part with W. B. Jamison Grocery Company, which account the party of the second part agrees to pay and to idemnify the party of the first part from liability therefor.
"(8) The party of the first part hereby releases unto the party of the second part all his rights by the curtesy or otherwise in and to all property now owned by the party of the second part or hereafter acquired by her, including the personal property which in this agreement he has assigned and delivered to the party of the second part and further agrees that in the event the party of the second part desires to sell, assign or convey any property, real or personal, now owned by her or hereafter acquired by her and any purchaser from the party of the second part requires that the party of the first part join with the party of the second part in such conveyance or assignment that he at the request of the party of the second part will sign and acknowledge any instrument of conveyance or assignment which is presented to him for the purpose of releasing his interest by the curtesy or otherwise in any such property of the party of the second part.
"(10) The party of tie second part agrees that the provisions herein made for her benefit are in full settlement, release and discharge of all interest by dower or otherwise which she may have in any property of the party of the first part not herein specifically mentioned, either real or personal, which may be now owned by the party of the first part or hereafter acquired by him, and in full settlement, release and discharge of any and all claims which the party of the second part has or might or could have against him for alimony and for support and maintenance and for suit money and attorneys' fees, except the costs and attorneys' fees herein specifically mentioned. And the party of the second part further agrees that in the event the party of the first part desires to sell, assign, or convey any property owned by him or hereafter acquired by him not herein specifically mentioned, that she will at the request of the party of the first part sign and acknowledge any deed, or assignment or other instrument in writing which she may be requested by any purchaser from the party of the first part.
"(11) * * *"
The contract was signed and sealed by Leo F. Henebry and Jeanette S. Henebry.
In his bill filed June 3, 1932, Henebry prayed for a divorce a mensa et thoro on the ground of cruelty.
On July 25, 1932, Mrs. Henebry filed her answer denying the allegation of her husband's bill. On the same day she filed a cross-bill for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony on the ground of desertion. She asked for the custody of the two infant children of the marriage, alimony for herself and support money for the children.
Henebry neither answered the cross-bill nor tendered evidence in support of the allegation of his bill. Mrs. Henebry, however, took the depositions of herself and others in support of her cross-bill, and upon that evidence which included a submission of the postnuptial contract to the court, a decree was entered December 3, 1932, granting her a divorce a mensa et thoro and awarding her the two children, Lucille, then ten years of age and Julia, nine.
The decree a mensa reads, in part, as follows:
"It further appearing that by a contract in writing dated May 20, 1932, signed and acknowledged by the complainant and the defendant, they agreed upon a settlement of their respective property rights, and the complainant by said contract did make certain provisions therein appearing for the support and maintenance of the defendant and for the two infant daughters of the parties hereto, to-wit: Lucille Frances Henebry and Julia Ann Henebry, which said provisions as made for her and her said daughters were accepted by the defendant; and
"It further appearing that both the said parties to the said contract therein stipulate and agreed and requested that said contract should be approved by this Court in lieu of awarding and decreeing temporary and permanent alimony to the defendant herein, and the Court being of the opinion that it is proper that said contract be approved, ratified and confirmed, doth ADJUDGE, ORDER and DECREE that the said contract dated the 20th day of May, 1932, between the complainant and the defendant herein, be, and the same is, in all respects approved, ratified and confirmed in lieu and instead of decreeing to the defendant temporary and permanent alimony, and doth further ADJUDGE, ORDER and DECREE that all property now owned by the complainant, or hereafter acquired by him, shall be his, free and discharged from any and all claims of the defendant by dower or otherwise, and all property now owned by the defendant, or hereafter acquired by her, shall be hers, free and discharged from any and all claims of the complainant by the curtesy or otherwise; and
"* * *
"It is further ADJUDGED, ORDERED and DECREED that there is hereby reserved to both the complainant and the defendant to apply at any time to this Court for a change or alteration of that part of the said contract of May 20, 1932, as applies to the amount now to be paid by the complainant unto the defendant for the support, education and maintenance of said infant daughters of the parties hereto, the right being hereby reserved to the Court to increase or reduce the allowances made by said agreement of the parties hereto for the support of said infant daughters; * * *."
On June 12, 1933, upon application of Henebry for a reduction of the allowance theretofore made for his children, and the request of Mrs. Henebry for an increase for them, a decree was entered containing the following language:
"Upon consideration whereof and it appearing that by a decree formerly entered herein this Court confirmed a contract wherein Leo F. Henebry agreed to pay unto Jeanette Szlapka Henebry the sum of $40.00 per month for her own maintenance and support, and $42.50 per month each for the support, education and maintenance of his daughters, Lucille Frances Henebry and Julia Ann Henebry, said agreement, however, being made and confirmed subject to the conditions and provisions appearing in said contract and decree, and the court being of the opinion from evidence taken in open court in support and defense of said motions that the present financial condition and earning capacity of Leo F. Henebry justified a reduction of the allowances heretofore made and confirmed in said contract and decree, doth ADJUDGE, ORDER and DECREE that from and after June 1st, 1933, and until the further order of this Court in this cause that said allowances for said daughters shall each be reduced by the sum of $12.50, making the total amount per month which the said Leo F. Henebry shall pay to Jeanette Szlapka Henebry for the support, education and maintenance of both of said daughters the sum of $60.00 per month instead of $85.00, as heretofore, * * * and this decree shall not affect or impair the liability of Leo F. Henebry to continue to pay unto Jeanette Szlapka Henebry the said sum of $40.00 per month for her use, support and maintenance as is prescribed in said contract and decree; and the motion of Jeanette Szlapka Henebry that said allowances be increased is hereby overruled, and the Court doth further ADJUDGE, ORDER and DECREE * * * and that this cause be and the same is hereby stricken from the docket with the right, however, being reserved to either of the parties hereto to reinstate said cause on the docket of this Court upon his or her application therefor for the purpose of moving that the allowances now in effect for the support, education and maintenance of Lucille Frances Henebry and Julia Ann Henebry be either increased or reduced as the then circumstances of the case may justify, * * *."
On June 25, 1934, a decree was entered denying the application of Mrs. Henebry for an increase in the allowance for the support of the children. This decree again dismissed the case from the docket, reserving the right of the parties to apply in the future for an increased or reduced allowance to the children as the circumstances might later justify.
Upon the petition of Mrs. Henebry that the decree of divorce a mensa et thoro be merged into a divorce a vinculo matrimonii, a decree was entered on October 22, 1934, granting her a divorce from the bonds of matrimony. In this decree there appears the following language:
"It appearing to the court that heretofore at the June term, 1933, of this court, a decree was entered directing that the said Leo F. Henebry pay to Jeanette Szlapka Henebry the sum of $40.00 per month for her own maintenance and support and for the support, education and maintenance of both of said children the sum of $60.00 per month, it is ADJUDGED, ORDERED AND DECREED, that the said payments be continued as ordered in said decree.
"AND, it is further ADJUDGED, ORDERED and DECREED, that this cause be, and the same is hereby stricken from the docket, with the right, however, being reserved to either of the parties hereto to reinstate said cause on the docket of this Court, upon his or her application therefor, that the allowance now in effect for the support, education and maintenance of the children: Lucille Frances Henebry and Julia Ann Henebry, be either increased or reduced as the then circumstances of the case may justify, and that the said Leo F. Henebry do pay all taxable cost in this cause."
On July 15, 1944, Mrs. Henebry filed a petition to reinstate the case upon the docket, praying that her former husband be required to pay her an increased sum as alimony, in view of her additional need of support and his increased ability to make a larger allowance to her.
Henebry filed a demurrer to the petition and a motion to strike and dismiss. He contended that the property settlement and payments required of him under the contract were therein expressly provided to be in lieu of alimony; that the contract had been duly approved by the court; that he had fully complied with his obligations thereunder; and that the court was without jurisdiction or power to impair the obligation of the contract by setting aside, enlarging, or rendering inoperative any of its provisions. He relied both on Virginia Code, 1942 (Michie), section 5111, as amended by the Acts of Assembly, 1944, chapter 277, page 397, and the law in effect prior to the said amendment.
Evidence was taken ore tenus in relation to the aforementioned contract, and the court, on April 21, 1945, sustained the demurrer and dismissed the petition. From this decree Mrs. Henebry appeals.
Mrs. Henebry contends that the trial court erred in sustaining the demurrer to her petition for an increase in alimony because the contract of May 20, 1932, was not filed with the pleadings or depositions in this proceeding and that the allowance made to her by the decree of the court was for alimony, subject to future adjustment to meet the changed conditions of the parties. She further contends that the 1944 amendment to Virginia Code, 1942 (Michie), section 5111, relating to stipulations or contracts between the parties filed with the pleadings or depositions in divorce cases was not here applicable, in that the statute is not retroactive or retrospective in operation.
The first contention of Mrs. Henebry requires the determination of the question whether the trial court decreed an allowance of alimony to her or decreed approval of a contract between her and her former husband for a settlement of their property rights and an allowance to her in lieu of alimony.
That the trial court, at the time the a mensa decree was entered, had the power to allow alimony, or approve and confirm a contract between the parties as to a property settlement and an allowance in lieu of alimony is not questioned. As to the origin of alimony and the jurisdiction of the court over provisions for the wife, see Gloth v. Gloth, 154 Va. 511, 153 S.E. 879, 71 A.L.R. 700. As to the jurisdiction of the court over agreements between the parties outside of the court, see Casilear v. Casilear, 168 Va. 46, 190 S.E. 314. For power of the court in a divorce proceeding to ratify and confirm a contract between the parties as to their property rights and the payment of money in lieu of alimony, see Moore v. Crutchfield, 136 Va. 20, 28, 116 S.E. 482; Barnes v. American Fertilizer Co., 144 Va. 692, 712, 130 S.E. 902; and DeHart v. DeHart, 164 Va. 455, 462, 180 S.E. 307.
The contract between the parties was entered into while this suit was pending, and prior to the decree a mensa. There is no evidence in the record to suggest that it was tainted by fraud, or unfair practice, or intended to stimulate the divorce proceeding.
The record in the clerk's office of the trial court does not show that the contract was ever physically placed in the permanent custody of an officer of the court. However, the depositions filed on behalf of Mrs. Henebry in support of her bill for a divorce disclosed that when Mrs. Henebry testified, her counsel exhibited it to her, and asked her whether or not she had entered into it. She examined it, said that it was her contract, that it correctly set forth her agreement, that she was willing to comply with it, and that she desired it to be approved by the court.
Examining the contract, we find that it, at the very outset, sets forth that the parties "desire to settle their respective property rights and all claims which the party of the second part has, or may have, against the party of the first part for support, maintenance and alimony, * * *." The terms of the settlement are then specifically stated.
Paragraph 1 contains a provision for the payment of $40 per month to Mrs. Henebry.
Paragraph 2 provides for the maintenance and support of the two children by their father, which payments are expressly stated to be subject to any increase or reduction ordered by the court.
Paragraph 10 contains the following pertinent provision:
"The party of the second part agrees that the provisions herein made for her benefit are in full settlement, release and discharge of all interest by dower or otherwise * * *, and in full settlement, release and discharge of any and all claims which the party of the second part has or might or could have against him for alimony and for support and maintenance and for suit money and attorneys' fees, except the costs and attorneys' fees herein specifically mentioned. * * *" (Italics supplied.)
Next we consider the decrees.
By the decree of December 3, 1932, the contract was "in all respects approved, ratified and confirmed in lieu and instead of decreeing to the defendant temporary and permanent alimony." (Italics supplied).
There was no alimony allowed in the decree of June 12, 1933. A change in the amount of the contractual allowance to Mrs. Henebry was not under consideration.
The final decree of October 22, 1934, granted Mrs. Henebry a divorce a vinculo. It also made reference to the contract between the parties and prior decrees in the cause. After reciting that a decree entered at the June term, 1933, directed Henebry to pay to Mrs. Henebry "the sum of $40 per month for her own maintenance and support," and $60 per month for the support of the children, it ordered that "the said payments be continued as ordered in said decree." Obviously, reference was made to the decree of June 12th, in which the court affirmed the obligation of Henebry to continue the payment of $40 per month to Mrs. Henebry "for her use, maintenance and support, as is prescribed in said contract and decree." (Italics supplied). The decree of October 22nd, therefore, merely affirmed the decree of June 12th, with respect to the amount to be paid under the terms of the contract and the decree of December 3, 1932.
It is to be especially noted that while each of the decrees strikes the case from the docket, with the right reserved to either party to reinstate it for the purpose of asking that the provision made for the support of the infant children be increased or reduced, no reservation is made for the personal benefit of Mrs. Henebry.
A careful consideration of the record indicates that it was the intent and purpose of the court in its subsequent decrees to reaffirm the decree of December 3, 1932, wherein the provisions of the contract in lieu of alimony were approved. There is nothing to indicate that the court intended to enter an award or judgment for alimony as such.
There never was any decree for alimony. The intention of the parties as expressed in their contract and the intention of the court was to end any controversy in regard to property rights, and to conclude the question of alimony by substituting the stipulation for the payment of the monthly allowance specified in the contract. The only purpose of the succeeding decrees, in mentioning the contract and its approval by the court, was to refer to the rights of Mrs. Henebry under the contract.
We are supported in this conclusion by the fact that while the several decrees specifically reserved the right of the parties to apply for an adjustment of the allowance to the children from time to time, they pointedly omit any reservation for the mother to ask for future adjustment of the allowance to her.
The monthly allowance made by Henebry was presumably for the support and maintenance of Mrs. Henebry. That she needed it for her support and maintenance was undoubtedly the reason for its inclusion in the contract; but it was an agreed settlement, a property settlement, providing a measure of support and maintenance in lieu of alimony for support and maintenance.
"A decree of court approving a contract between parties providing for payments in lieu of alimony and for the settlement of the property rights of the parties, is not a decree for alimony, and the court has no jurisdiction in the divorce suit to enforce compliance with the contract, nor to alter its terms upon subsequent application of the parties." Moore v. Crutchfield, supra; Barnes v. American Fertilizer Co., supra; DeHart v. DeHart, supra.
In the DeHart Case, as in the present case, the court did not deal with the question of alimony; but merely ratified a contract as executed. It thereby settled the controversy as to property rights and concluded all questions of alimony.
The present case may also be readily distinguished from Gloth v. Gloth, supra; Capell v. Capell, 164 Va. 45, 178 S.E. 894; and Eaton v. Davis, 176 Va. 330, 10 S.E.2d 893.
In the Gloth Case, there was a decree for alimony, and only an a mensa decree.
In the Capell Case, there was a decree awarding alimony. Subsequent to the decree, the parties entered into a contract modifying the provisions relating to alimony. The former husband did not make payment in accordance with the terms of the contract. Upon rule to show cause why he should not be punished for his failure to make such payment, he contended that the decree for alimony was "superseded" by the contract. It was held that the decree for alimony was not superseded," and that the jurisdiction of the court could not "be ousted by any agreement of the parties in pais which the court itself does not adopt and approve."
In Eaton v. Davis, supra, no contract was involved. Questions relating to the modification of a decree for alimony were in issue.
In view of our conclusion that there was no decree for alimony in this case and that the court, after its approval of the provisions of the contract in lieu of alimony, had no jurisdiction to alter its terms upon the subsequent application of Mrs. Henebry, it is unnecessary to discuss at any length whether the 1944 amendment to Code, 1942, section 5111, was applicable to the proceedings had prior to its enactment, or whether the contract was filed as required by the amendment.
The pertinent portion of section 5111, with the 1944 amendment italicized, reads as follows:
"And upon petition of either party (the court) may increase, decrease, or cause to cease, any alimony that may thereafter accrue, whether the same has been heretofore or hereafter awarded, as the circumstances may make proper; provided, however, if a stipulation or contract signed by the party to whom such relief might otherwise be awarded is filed with the pleadings or depositions, then no decree or order directing the payment of alimony, suit money, or counsel fee, shall be entered except in accordance with their stipulation or contract unless such party raises objection thereto prior to entry of the decree."
The amendment is, in effect, a recognition and approval of the obligations of the parties to a contract providing for the settlement of questions of alimony. It goes further. It limits the jurisdiction of the court on questions of alimony to the terms of the contract between the parties, when the contract has been filed as specified, and no timely objection has been taken thereto. A contract between the parties affirmed and adopted by the court at the request of the party to whom relief might otherwise be awarded should not be accorded less validity than a contract merely executed by the parties and filed with the pleadings.
It is immaterial, under the facts of this case, whether or not the 1944 amendment of section 5111 is retroactive; or whether the contract was physically filed with the depositions or pleadings. The contract was submitted to the court by Mrs. Henebry and ratified and approved at her request. Its submission, in writing, evidenced its existence and established its provisions. Its submission in the manner shown by the record fully carried out the purpose of the statute.
It follows that the decree of the trial court should be affirmed and it is so ordered.


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Lichfield – dystrykt w hrabstwie Staffordshire w Anglii. W 2011 roku dystrykt liczył 100 654 mieszkańców.

Miasta
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Google Cloud Platform, cloud computing platform by Google.
EPAM Cloud includes integration with Google, which allows to run, manage and monitor resources in Google using EPAM Cloud tools. Such integration may be required by the project specifics, or the customer's instructions, or the geographic location.
Visit the Google Clouf Platform Official Website for details on Google Cloud.
See Hybrid Cloud Guide for more info on hybridization in EPAM Cloud.


If you're planning your estate and creating your will, you will have to choose a reliable executor to handle your estate's affairs. It's important to understand the duties that are required of an executor, so that you choose a trusted helper who is capable of handling all of your affairs. Take a look at some of the information below, to better understand the responsibilities of an executor. If you have any questions, or if you'd like help choosing an executor, contact an estate planning – probate attorney.
An executor is responsible for organizing the estate.
Your executor will be responsible for finding important estate planning documents, determining what assets are part of the estate, and locating assets. This can be a lengthy process and will require a lot of hard work. Throughout the process, it's important for your executor to remain organized with good records. This will allow the probate process to be handled more smoothly.
An executor is responsible for probating the estate.
Once the executor locates the will and has an idea of what is part of the estate, he or she must go through the probate process. Your executor will be responsible for following all court orders. During the probate process, your executor will be responsible for handling all financial affairs of the estate, including paying debts and taxes. He or she will also have to communicate with beneficiaries while handling the estate's affairs.
When choosing an executor, make sure that he or she is willing and able to handle all of the duties that lay ahead. Your executor should be honest, reliable, organized, and responsible. It's important to carefully make this decision so that your affairs are in good hands. If you have any questions about the duties of an executor, or if you need help selecting an executor, consult with a qualified estate planning attorney.


The following flags are international signals used by ships at sea. They can be used to spellout short messages, or more commonly, used individually or in combination they have special meanings. Strung end to end and hung bow to stern from the rigging they are used to dress the ship for ceremonmial and festive occaisions.
The first substitute repeats the upper flag or pennant of a hoist, the second substitute repeats the second flag or pennant, and so on.


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Art Davis, né le  à Harrisburg en Pennsylvanie et mort le  d'une crise cardiaque à son domicile de Long Beach Californie, est un contrebassiste de jazz.

Au cours de sa carrière, il a notamment joué avec Gigi Gryce, Clark Terry, Quincy Jones, Art Blakey, Ahmad Jamal, Count Basie, Freddie Hubbard, Lena Horne et John Coltrane.

Liens externes

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 Discographie intégrale

Bassiste américain de jazz
Naissance en décembre 1934
Naissance à Harrisburg
Décès en juillet 2007
Décès à Long Beach (Californie)
Mort d'une crise cardiaque
Décès à 72 ans
Musicien afro-américain


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#import "CCBUtil.h"
#import "CGPointExtension.h"
#import "CCNode+NodeInfo.h"

CGPoint ccpRound(CGPoint pt)
{
    CGPoint rounded;
    rounded.x = roundf(pt.x);
    rounded.y = roundf(pt.y);
    return rounded;
}

// Return closest point on line segment vw and point p
CGPoint ccpClosestPointOnLine(CGPoint v, CGPoint w, CGPoint p)
{
    const float l2 =  ccpLengthSQ(ccpSub(w, v));  // i.e. |w-v|^2 -  avoid a sqrt
    if (l2 == 0.0)
        return v;   // v == w case

    // Consider the line extending the segment, parameterized as v + t (w - v).
    // We find projection of point p onto the line.
    // It falls where t = [(p-v) . (w-v)] / |w-v|^2
    const float t = ccpDot(ccpSub(p, v),ccpSub(w , v)) / l2;
    if (t < 0.0)
        return v;        // Beyond the 'v' end of the segment
    else if (t > 1.0)
        return w;  // Beyond the 'w' end of the segment

    const CGPoint projection =  ccpAdd(v,  ccpMult(ccpSub(w, v),t));  // v + t * (w - v);  Projection falls on the segment
    return projection;
}

@implementation CCBUtil

+ (void) setSelectedSubmenuItemForMenu:(NSMenu*)menu tag:(int)tag
{
    NSArray* items = [menu itemArray];
    for (int i = 0; i < [items count]; i++)
    {
        [(NSCell*)[items objectAtIndex:i] setState:NSOffState];
    }
    [[menu itemWithTag:tag] setState:NSOnState];
}

+ (NSArray*) findFilesOfType:(NSString*)type inDirectory:(NSString*)d
{
    NSMutableArray* result = [NSMutableArray array];

    NSArray* dir = [[NSFileManager defaultManager] contentsOfDirectoryAtPath:d error:NULL];
    for (int i = 0; i < [dir count]; i++)
    {
        NSString* f = [dir objectAtIndex:i];

        if ([[f stringByDeletingPathExtension] hasSuffix:@"-hd"])
        {
            continue;
        }

        if ([[[f pathExtension] lowercaseString] isEqualToString:type])
        {
            [result addObject:f];
        }
    }

    return result;
}

+(CCNode*)findNodeWithUUID:(CCNode*)node UUID:(NSUInteger)uuid
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    if(node.UUID == uuid)
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    for (CCNode * child in node.children)
    {
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        if(found)
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    }

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The new Aesop store is located in the vibrant, cultural heart of our city. Created by Aesop's in-house Design department, the space celebrates the curving concrete and panelled glass of the nearby City Hall, whose modernist design symbolised the city's emergence as an international metropolis. A wide, arched, concrete façade marks the threshold between the bustling retail centre and the serene store. Pivoting glass-panel doors temper the entrance.
Inside, grey fossilised limestone supports an immense cast- concrete basin, which echoes the saucer-like form of the City Hall's council chamber. Two generous walls of lacquered product shelving frame the corner space in allusion to the placement of the City Hall towers. The counter's leather top contributes warm tactility. Grey wood-wool fibres, tiled on the ceiling, achieve a muted ambiance—a relief from the humming centre.
The store's trained consultants will be pleased to introduce you to their complete range of products for the skin, hair, body and home, and to prescribe formulations best suited to your individual needs—and to Toronto's extreme climate.


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Deze hits stonden in 2003 op nummer 1 in de SNEP Single Top 100, de bekendste hitlijst in Frankrijk.

Muziek in 2003
Frankrijk


It is a list of chemical groups under which, all phytocompounds are grouped. Some phytocompounds, that are not classified for various reasons are grouped under "Others". One or more phytocompounds in this list may be placed under new groups as and when more compounds are made available.
How can I find a phytocompound?
Use Phytocompounds search for finding the required phytocompound.
What is the use of advanced search?
Advanced search helps to find out a phytocompound that satisfies one or more defined criteria such as product code, CAS number, molecular weight, molecular formula, chemical group and botanical source in addition to the compound name..
It is a single page document containing scientific information on a phytochemical reference substance. Scientific information includes Lipinski's parameters and bioactivities of a phytocompound among other things.


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Q: java regex split strings Regex to fetch strings enclosed inside "${VALUE}" using java regular expression throws exception
public static void main(String[] args) {

        String test = "Report for ${PROCESS_NAME} with status ${PROCESS_STATUS}";
        String[] results = test.split("\\${([^\\{\\}]*)\\}");
        for (String result : results) {
            System.err.println(result);
        }
    }

Exception in thread "main" java.util.regex.PatternSyntaxException: Illegal repetition near index 1
\${([^\{\}]*)\}
 ^
    at java.util.regex.Pattern.error(Unknown Source)
    at java.util.regex.Pattern.closure(Unknown Source)
    at java.util.regex.Pattern.sequence(Unknown Source)

Expected array: results = PROCESS_NAME, PROCESS_STATUS;
Input test string is not fixed length. Whats wrong in the regex.

A: I suggest this solution
    Matcher m = Pattern.compile("\\$\\{(.+?)\\}").matcher(test);
    while(m.find()) {
        System.out.println(m.group(1));
    }

A: You need to escape { as well:
test.split("\\$\\{([^\\{\\}]*)\\}")

Also you don't have to escape {} inside character class:
test.split("\\$\\{([^{}]*)\\}")

A: You probably lost one '\' in your regexp. It should look like that:"\\$\\{([^\\{\\}]*)\\}".
However, split() method will not do what you want. As marked here

The array returned by this method contains each substring of this string that is terminated by another substring that matches the given expression or is terminated by the end of the string.

You need to find substrings matching specified pattern. That could be done like that:
String patternString = "\\$\\{([^\\{\\}]*)\\}";
List<String> results = new ArrayList<String>();

String test = "Report for ${PROCESS_NAME} with status ${PROCESS_STATUS}";

Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile(patternString);
Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher();

while(matcher.find()) {
     results.add(matcher.group(1));
}

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Peaceful 1-mile hike through wooded hillside land, accessed from the Rivershore Trail.
Parking is available at Beeken Rivershore Preserve Canoe Launch. Please park here and take the marked Rivershore Trail to its exit onto Cochran Road near the entrance to the Safford Preserve. You could also walk along Cochran Road from the Canoe Launch to the Safford Preserve. (Note: The Rivershore Trail also continues west from this point.) Limited parking is also available in a space near the intersection of Wes White Hill Road and Cochran Road, immediately east of the Cochran Road bridge over the Huntington River. Access to the preserve is only from Cochran Road. There is an informational sign at the trailhead on Cochran Road.
Do not park anywhere on Orchard Lane.
From the marked trailhead on Cochran Road, the trail heads south through an old apple orchard to its intersection with the loop trail. It then heads to the right uphill through a hardwood forest, curving around along the contour line before dropping downhill and bending back to the intersection with the access trail and outlet to Cochran Road. Please stay on the trail, both to protect the preserve's plants and wildlife, and also to avoid going onto adjacent properties. Hunters use the land so be sure to exercise caution during the various hunting seasons.
Please stay on the loop trail. The spur at the south-west side of the trail quickly leads off the preserve and onto posted land owned by a neighbor.
The preserve was conserved by the late George Safford and donated to the Richmond Land Trust.
Check for nearby geocaches to Safford Uplands Nature Preserve.


TUINEJE-JUAN GOPAR. This fantastic Villa is located in a rural setting on the island of Fuerteventura. It is divided into 2 modern apartments and an air-conditioned studio with private terrace overlooking the countryside and the mountains. Holiday Rental License Included!
Located in a quiet environment and just few minutes from the coast of Gran Tarajal you will find this fantastic property in a rural area with numerous fruit trees and native flora in its plot.
The Villa is divided into 3 areas: the main area has 2 bedrooms, living-dining area with kitchen, one bathroom and an useful ironing room, pantry and terrace.
The second area: apartment with 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and living-dining area with kitchen and the third part consist of a studio with bedroom, bathroom, living room and kitchen.
The location and the tranquillity of the surroundings are fabulous to discover the island!
This exceptional property has a BBQ area and there is as well a telescope which is ideal to enjoy the starry nights thanks to the no light pollution that this special area offer.
This is an unique opportunity to invest as vocational home or you can even made the choice to live in one of the area and rent the rest.
Don't miss an opportunity like this and contact our commercials.
Its palms that groves and tarrajales in the present valleys, its architectural sample popular Berber style buildings built by Moorish slaves are the characteristics of this municipality.
Also, the towns that constitute the town hall can differentiate them into inland coastal towns.
"Las Playitas" traditional sailor village and Gran Tarrajal is the name of the valley that ends in an extensive beach, here is the town and the sports pier.
To the South the town of Tarrajalejo, located on a long beach of black sand and finally Giniginamar.
Tuineje which isthe town hall, Juan Gopar, Tesejerague, Tiscamanita and Tequital are the agricultural and livestock tradition areas and in Tequital you can visit the "Natural Monument of Vigair Massif".


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Q: Connect Xamarin application to local ADFS I'm trying to create a simple Xamarin application that would need to use a local ADFS to identity the user. Indeed, I wrote an internal web application in ASP.NET Core but the client would like to have a light version as a mobile app, therefore, I need to authenticate the user the same way I do it for the web application: using ADFS 2019 + OAuth/OpenIdConnect.
However, I did some researches on Google and I find nothing talking about that specific case. Most articles concern Azure but I don't want to use Azure, I want to use a local ADFS.
Can anyone provide me with a link or some idea about the way to achieve this?

A: There's a set of good articles here that cover ADFS and OIDC.
The libraries are the same as the Azure ones - just the parameters are different.


Anonymous Mexico is going head-to-head with one of the most dangerous criminal organizations in the world, the Mexican cartel Los Zetas. With this Anonymous Proofs that they are not just a common Internet users as cowards behind a keyboard. Not only has the Anonymous threatened to reveal names, but it has also started making good to its threats.
Mexican Anonymous hackers is warning a Mexican drug cartel to release one of its members, kidnapped from a street protest, or it will publish the identities and addresses of the syndicate's associates, from corrupt police to taxi drivers, as well as reveal the syndicates' businesses.
"You made a huge mistake by taking one of us. Release him," says a masked man in a video posted online on behalf of the group, Anonymous. Here is the Spanish speaking video put out by Anonymous.
As Mike Vigil, a retired head of international operations for the DEA said following this announcement – the Zetas Cartel needs to take Anonymous seriously because by publishing the names they identify the Zetas Cartel members to rivals and they will go after them.


Here are two clues you're probably spending too much on your mobile bill… Either you haven't chosen a fresh deal lately. Or you just opted into a shiny-new plan, and then you inexplicably get more perks for free.
But I'm not risking the integrity of the entire wireless network!
I just like the idea of not having to worry about data limits. And when unlimited plans went out of vogue some years back, I clutched to mine even tighter.
Time zipped by, and I thought I still had the deal of the century.
But a funny thing happened. I recently spotted some advertising from the competition about new unlimited plans. Huh!
I stumbled upon this unsettling realization when I temporarily upgraded my iPhone's plan to help it operate overseas during my family's vacation to Barcelona.
In preparation for a lot of Gaudi and a little Cava in Spain, I called 611 on my iPhone to contact customer service and find out about my international-use options.
I quickly realized the best move was to add AT&T's "International Day Pass" plan to my account for just ten bucks a day. This offering gives you free calling and texting and mirrors the same data plan as you have at home.
For me, that's a far better deal that AT&T's older "Passport Gold" plan, which costs a whopping $120/month, plus 35 cents/minute calling, plus a paltry 800 MB for the month. And then 15 cents per MB of overage.
But then the operator told me my existing unlimited data wireless plan was "too old" to 'accept' the International Day Pass feature.
She explained I would have to upgrade to one of AT&T's newer plans.
I defiantly proclaimed that I wasn't willing to give up my cherished unlimited data flow.
Still in consumer shock, I finally agreed to let my legacy plan go and entered the less expensive present of wireless phone plans.
A week later, while on vacation in sunny Barcelona, I received a text from AT&T telling me I would also be receiving HBO streaming for free, because I had so wisely joined the new Unlimited Plus club.
Clearly, I had bought into a higher-level tier plan. Deep down, I knew I didn't really need to take the full boat. But I was paying less per month than I had been. So it still felt like a really good deal.
I'd say you can confidently place me in the column of happy AT&T customers!
The moral of the story is you just need to pay attention when it comes to using consumer tech.
Is your wireless plan really the latest and greatest?
Yes… sometimes it makes sense to hold onto a feature that gets discontinued… but usually the rule of thumb is both tech and tech usage get less expensive over time.


NEW YORK — A York man met the bone marrow donor whose generous gift helped save his life during a ceremony honoring 13 Fire Department of New York bone marrow donors at a ceremony Thursday at FDNY Headquarters.
Joseph Stike, 29, required a donor transplant from a non-family member to treat a rare genetic disease, Dyskeratosis congenita, which affects bone marrow function. In 2012, he found a match, and after 10 days of chemotherapy and one day of radiation, he received a transplant from FDNY Lieutenant Kieran Brosnan.
After weeks of rehabilitation, Stike returned home from the University of Minnesota, where he received the transplant, happy and healthy once again.
Stike thanked Brosnan at Thursday's ceremony.
Brosnan, 50, joined the FDNY in May of 1993, and served 18 years as a New York City Firefighter working in the Bronx, before his retirement in 2011.
In May, 2012, he was contacted by the New York Blood Center and informed he was a potential match for Stike. That summer, he donated bone marrow at Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla.
Stike and Brosnan were joined at the ceremony by Fire Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro and Christopher D. Hillyer, M.D., president and CEO of New York Blood Center.


On 6 December 2010, Dipl.-Ing. Manfred Freimark was awarded the honorary doctorate in engineering (Dr.-Ing. E. h.) in recognition of his outstanding contribution to science and technology, knowledge transfer and communication in the field of gas turbine power plant technology.
Inclusion of the chair into the Rolls-Royce University Technology Centre (UTC) "Lightweight Structures and Materials", managed by the Institute of Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology (Prof. Hufenbach) and associated with the Chair of Turbo Machinery and Jet propulsion (Prof. Vogeler).
Joint tasks connect: Merging of the Institute for Energy Machines and Machine Laboratory and the Institute for Energy Technology under the name "Institute for Energy Technology" (led by Prof. Gampe 2006-2008), beginning of the development of the Centre for Energy Technology (Zentrum für Energietechnik - ZET).
The planning of the teaching and experimental power plant based on a half-open integrated gas-steam process and the acquisition of 600-kW gas turbine is carried out by the chair.
Transfer of two staff members of the Chair of Pumps, Compressors and Apparatuses, discontinued after the retirement of Prof. Will, and expansion of the teaching offers by the courses "Pumps", "Fluid Conveying Systems" as well as "Apparatus Construction"
On 1 January 2001 Uwe Gampe is appointed full professor for Thermal Power Machinery and Plants.
Retirement of Prof. Sörgel and renaming of the chair into Chair of Thermal Power Machinery and Plants.
The heat stress test rig is replaced by the natural gas-fired high temperature test equipment with working temperatures up to 1100 °C.
On the 7 May 1997 Prof. Sörgel is elected Dean of the Faculty of Mechanical Science and Engineering.
The chair receives two more IBM RS/6000 workstations for teaching and research, and the students' construction laboratory is expanded into a PC lab. Research on erosion corrosion, stress of steam turbine casings, cooled engine components and the crack behaviour of cyclic thermally stressed components. The research focuses on long-term, third-party-funded research contracts on the thermal fatigue of modern high-temperature components, the shape optimisation of thermo-mechanically loaded structures and the cooling of hot gas leading turbine components.
Tutorial notes and plant factsheets 'Basics of turbomachinery ' and 'Steam and gas turbines'.
With effect from the 1 June 1992 Gerhard Sörgel is appointed university professor and head of the Chair for Steam and Gas Turbines. Prof. Schramm retires on 31 December 1992.
The teaching continues to focus on basics of turbomachines and steam and gas turbines, and in research the topics of design, construction and operation of steam and gas turbines and thermal fatigue, durability and cooling of high temperature components are in the foreground.
The foci in teaching are still the foundations of turbomachinery and steam and gas turbines. In addition, there is the Development of Aircraft Gas Turbines, Use of Computers for Energy Machines, Environmental Problems in Power Plants and Power Plants II for Industrial Engineers as well as the Basic Principles of Mechanical Engineering.
Research focuses on the thermal fatigue of modern high-temperature components as a continuation of investigations on temperature fields and thermal stresses.
After the retirement of Prof. Schilg, Prof. Günter Schramm is appointed as full professor and assumes the management of the working group Steam and Gas Turbines. Prof. Schramm is also Director of the Section Energy Conversion, from 1983 to 1990.
Construction of the thermal stress test rig and theoretical and experimental investigations, assisted by Prof. Schilg.
Research on erosion corrosion, vibration diagnostics and power plant processes.
Introduction of computing technology into the teaching, and equipment of the construction lab with personal computers.
Appointment of Günter Schramm as honorary professor for steam and gas turbines.
The working group of Prof. Schilg is assigned under the name "AG Dampf- und Gasturbinen" [working group Steam and Gas Turbines] to the scientific field Thermal and Hydraulic Engineering (Prof. Kleinert) as part of the Energy Conversion Division. Establishment of a students' construction office.
Research on shaft seals, the vibration behaviour of rotors and prognostic power plant processes.
Tutorial and lecture notes 'Design Principles of Turbomachinery', Tutorial Notes 'Construction of Pipelines'.
Dissolution of the institutes and establishment of divisions.
The working group of Prof. Schilg is assigned under the name "AG Strömungstechnik/Konstruktion" [working group Fluid Mechanics / Construction] to the scientific field Fluid Mechanics (Prof. Albring) as part of the Thermal and Mechanical Energy Conversion Division.
Elaboration of the new course 'Construction Principles of Turbomachinery' and 'Construction of Pipelines'.
Research on the construction of turbomachinery and computer-assisted design.
Appointment of Gerhard Schilg as full professor.
The institutes run by Prof. Elsner are grouped together to form the Institute for Thermodynamics and Energy Economics, where an independent chair for steam turbines is set up for Prof. Schilg.
Lecture Steam turbines. Student assignments on the design and construction of condensation steam turbines from 12 to 300 MW.
Tutorial notes and design kit 'Steam Turbines'.
Research on splitting losses in steam turbine stages.
Renaming of TH [Technische Hochschule - Technical College] into Technische Universität Dresden.
After the sudden passing away of Prof. Faltin in June 1961, Gerhard Schilg becomes part-time lecturer for steam and gas turbines. The director of the Institute of Energy Economics, Prof. Elsner, takes over the provisional management of the Institute of Thermodynamics and Thermal Flow Machines.
Prof. Faltin calls for increased constructive training in the field of steam and gas turbines and proposes to the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering his successor: Gerhard Schilg - the chief designer of WUMAG Görlitz.
Completion of the new institute building "Merkelbau", conceived by Prof. Faltin.
In the machine laboratory, the chair for special machines is set up, including the teaching content of combustion turbines.
Prof. Hans Faltin holds the lectures on Technical Thermodynamics, Steam and Gas Turbines, Centrifugal Compressors and Thermal Measurement Methods.
Research: Development and construction of a test rig for the investigation of shaft seals and a test stand for the investigation of random steam turbine blading.
Tutorial notes and construction documents 'Steam and Gas Turbines'.
New appointment of the abandoned Mollier Institute by the establishment of the Institute of Thermodynamics and Thermal Flow Machines and the appointment of Hans Faltin as director and holder of the professorship with the same title. The machine laboratory is taken over by Manfred Oehmichen.
Reopening of Technische Hochschule Dresden. During the first months, it is subject to the Soviet military command. The de-nazification reduces the number of professors from 79 to 26.
Starting-up of teaching with 453 students. In addition to the Faculty of Education and Forestry, there is the Faculty of Municipal Economy. The Department of Mechanical Engineering and the Chair of Heat Technology and Heat Economy are managed by Prof. Walther Pauer, who also takes care of the almost completely destroyed machine laboratory. Shortly after the reopening of THD, Prof. Pauer is delegated into the Soviet Union, until 1952.
80 % of Technische Hochschule Dresden are destroyed.
The previous departments are given the name Faculty, whereby the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering is composed of the Departments for Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering.
Commissioning of the steam turbine test rig in the machine laboratory.
After the death of Mollier, Nägel takes over the management of the institute.
After the death of Prof. Lewicki, Ernst Sörensen is appointed to the Professorship for Flow Machines. He publishes the 'Einheitsdiagramme für Dampfturbinen' [Unit diagrammes for steam turbines].
Appointment of Walther Pauer, who takes over the Professorship of Power and Heat Economy in 1922, and Friedrich Merkel, who is appointed as associate professor for Machine Research in 1928.
After the death of Leonidas Lewicki, the two machine laboratories are united. Ernst Lewicki becomes director of the Hydraulic and Steam Turbine Division and professor of flow machines. Selected works: Anwendung hoher Überhitzung beim Betrieb von Dampfturbinen, Einteilung der Dampfturbinen, Fortschritte auf dem Gebiet des Dampfturbinenbaus [Application of high overheating in the operation of steam turbines, classification of steam turbines, progress in the field of steam turbine construction].
Construction of the Zeunerbau and – according to plans by Prof. Lewicki – of the new machine laboratory in George-Bähr-Straße.
Prof. Mollier engages the talented experimenter Adolph Nägel for the machine laboratory B for thermodynamics, gas and refrigeration machines, under his management.
Richard Mollier succeeds Prof. Zeuner as professor of theoretical machine theory. With the introduction of the term 'heat content' and the 'new diagrams on technical heat theory' he creates the foundations for the development of thermal engineering. Under his overall management, the topic of turbines is further pursued in the machine laboratory.
In that year, Franz Stolze obtains a patent for a gas turbine.
Foundation of the machine laboratory by Prof. Zeuner.
Leonidas Lewicki is appointed to the Professorship for Flow Machines and takes over the management of the machine laboratory A for steam and water machines.
Renaming in Königlich-Sächsische Technische Hochschule [Royal Saxon Technical College]. Prof. Zeuner introduces the elected rectorate.
Zeuner among others holds lectures in 'Technical Thermodynamics' and 'Theory of Turbines' as a professor of mechanics and theoretical machine theory. Presentation of the basics of steam turbines. Works on reaction turbines.
New building at Bismarckplatz. Renaming in Königliches Polytechnikum [Royal Polytechnic Institute]. Under the leadership of Gustav Zeuner, there is an expansion of basic education by humanist subjects, economics and administrative sciences, general law and others.
Renaming into Königlich Polytechnische Schule [Royal Polytechnic School]. In division A machine theory is taught and practical machine courses are conducted.
Management: Ambrosius Hülse. Recognition as a university.
Opening of Technische Bildungsanstalt [Technical Training Center] at Brühlscher Garten in Dresden: 'Eligible students are aged between 14 and 18 years, have literacy, reading and writing skills, knowledge of the four common calculations and have passed the church confirmation.' The four-year course is carried out, among other things, in engineering sciences of architecture, higher mathematics and machine theory.


TSC Talks; Episode 30, Riding the Waves of TSC & TAND, an Update with Marlo, TSC Mom & Past Chair of the TS Alliance of New England | TSC Talks!
Marlo Grolnic, TSC Mom, past chair of the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance of New England and previous guest on TSC TALKS in September 2018, takes time out of her day to give us an update on how her son's adjusted to an out of district placement he had just started when we spoke in the fall. She elaborates on how this adjustment has been for the family, as well as describing improvements in TAND related behavior since we last spoke. TAND (tuberous sclerosis associated neuropsychiatric ... Más informaciones disorders), affects 90% of those with a diagnosis of TSC. She also answers some questions that have come up in Facebook groups related to TAND and gives a perspective of what has worked for their family, how it has worked, as well as what has not worked, Behaviors related to TSC are a double whammy on top of the medical aspects of TSC care and management. Marlo, a bit of a veteran of the TSC/TAND lived experience, acknowledges the ongoing uncertainty and challenges TSC/TAND has presented, yet also provides insight and information, and once again, hope that quality of life is possible.


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Q: How can I create all vowel combinations of a String and add each combination to an ArrayList I'm having trouble printing off all vowel combinations of a given input.  My input is "SOMETHING" and I would like to print off all vowel combinations such as sxmxthxng where x is aeiou vowels.  I believe my problem is that I find a vowel, change it with all the others vowels and move on.  I need to continue down the rest of the word and find additional vowels and change those before proceeding.
Other refs
vowelList is an ArrayList containing all lower case vowels.

Code
 private static void createVowelCombos(String word) {
    Set<String> rmRepeats = new HashSet<>();
    StringBuilder sbAddWord = new StringBuilder(word);
    String[] splitWord = word.split("");

    for (int i = 0; i < word.length(); i++) {
       // System.out.println("real word: " + splitWord[i]);

        if (splitWord[i].matches(".*[aeiou]")) {
           // System.out.println("Split: " + splitWord[i]);
            for (int j = 0; j < 5; j++) {
                sbAddWord.setCharAt(i, vowelList.get(j).charAt(0));
                System.out.println(sbAddWord.toString());
            }
        }
    }
}

Sample Output with input "SOMETHING"
samething
semething
simething
something
sumething
sumathing
sumething
sumithing
sumothing
sumuthing
sumuthang
sumutheng
sumuthing
sumuthong
sumuthung

For some reason it is giving me all the combinations with 'u' but not the other vowels.  I would like to get all the results for the other vowels as well.

A: as already suggested your problem can be best solved by using recursion (with backtracking). I've modified your code so as to print the required output. Have a look !!
private static void createVowelCombos(String word, int start) {
    StringBuilder sbAddWord = new StringBuilder(word);
    String[] splitWord = word.split("");
    if(start==splitWord.length)
    {
        System.out.println(word);
        return;
    }
    if (splitWord[start].matches(".*[aeiou]")) {
           // System.out.println("Split: " + splitWord[i]);
            for (int j = 0; j < 5; j++) {
                sbAddWord.setCharAt(start, vowelList.get(j).charAt(0));
                createVowelCombos(sbAddWord.toString(),start+1);
                //System.out.println(sbAddWord.toString());
            }
    }
    else
        createVowelCombos(sbAddWord.toString(),start+1);

}

Call createVowelCombos("something",0) from the calling method.


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Super Fun Superfund: Canoeing on the Gowanus Canal
by Hannah Frishberg December 5, 2013
The Gowanus Canal (all photographs by the author unless indicated)
Having grown up in Brooklyn just a few blocks away, the stench of Gowanus water reminds me of my childhood, but for all the time I've spent smelling the canal I never imagined I'd one day go canoeing on it — and then, this October, I did.
The Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club is a volunteer organization that believes people should enjoy their waterfront, no matter how much lead, mercury, pesticide, cholera, typhoid, typhus, gonorrhea, and something called black mayonnaise (a 10-foot thick layer of various pollutants which cakes the bottom of the canal) it may be filled with. Logging over 2,000 trips last season, they have free outings weekly, the only requirement being that you wear a life vest. When I asked veteran dredger Owen Foote if he'd ever accidentally come in contact with canal water, he responded: "Certainly, and I have superpowers because of it."
Indeed, both on and below its surface the Gowanus is filled with many a poison. Liquid coal tar, usually measured in parts per million, is measured in parts per hundred in the canal, and microbes found in the water have evolved a resistance to filth. Canoeing on the canal means pushing away plastic bags and empty soda cans with your oar, the vessel gliding over rainbow-colored clumps of chemicals and woefully soggy take out containers. At one point, I even passed a bubbling whirlpool of gunk, casually glugging away under one of the canal's seven bridges.
1851 oil painting "Sunset at Gowanus Bay" by Henry Gritten (via Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts, Tasmania)
Everybody's favorite brownfield, today the Gowanus is practically venerated, a source of backwards Brooklyn pride as one of the most polluted spots in the nation — but it used to be much, much worse. Built in the mid-19th century in place of the Gowanus Creek, it quickly became a favorite dumping spot for local ink factories and the Mafia. In the 1880s, the canal was given its nickname "Lavender Lake" after its changing daily pigment due to the nearby dye manufacturers' waste. At the time, some poor people were convinced that the rising rank fumes had healing powers, and would stand their asthmatic children on the canal bridges to absorb them. A common pastime in the warmer months was to stand on the banks and watch decomposing sludge boil and spit bubbles - some the size of basketballs - riding the surface.
By 1910, locals described the water as "almost solid with sewage." A 6,200 foot underground tunnel was built in 1911 to flush the canal with fresh seawater, but even this small measure of health broke in 1961 when a city worker dropped a manhole cover on it. It wasn't fixed until 1999. To date, the canal was last dredged in 1975, when it was found that nearly 20 feet of sediment had piled up on the shoreline.
A freshly designated Superfund site, the cost of cleanup for the Gowanus is estimated at $500 million. Although slime does not spit from the surface as it did two centuries ago, sewage still spills directly into the canal after storms, human waste changing the water's normal dark grey color to an algae green. Recently, when oysters were left in the canal as an experiment to see if they would spawn, they not only died within two weeks, but their shells were partially eaten away by acidic compounds in the water. Filled with heavy metals like arsenic at 60 times healthy exposure levels, even the EPA admits they aren't entirely sure what's growing in the water.
Despite the filth, things that aren't STDs occasionally find their way into the canal, to the delight of the Dredgers. In 2011, a muskrat was spotted near the canoe launch site, and the Dredgers immediately hailed it as the canal's unofficial "Superfund mascot." Living on mussels and attempting to build a nest with weed remnants from a house boat garden, the valiant animal was named GoGo Gowanus and has since moved to what can only be assumed to be cleaner waters.
In 2007, a tiny jellyfish was seen swimming southward from the Third Street Bridge, and in 2003 Gowanda, a one-year-old harp seal, was rescued by the Riverhead Foundation, hurt and bloodied, but now fully recovered. Other creatures of the Gowanus have not been so lucky. Also in 2007, a 12-foot minke whale named Sludgie swam into the canal, beached itself, and died. In 1950, a shark lost in the Gowanus served as target practice for the NYPD while hundreds watched from the banks. And just last year, a dolphin died under the Union Street Bridge after struggling for hours. The Dredgers talk excitedly about some of the species that have, very recently, begun returning to the waters, but it is a far cry from the foot-long oysters Dutch travelers reported in the 1600s.
The canal's future is as foggy as the water, even with a recent EPA grant to assist cleanup, but activists hope to dredge the muck, lay a foot of clay over the bottom to seal in the bad stuff, and turn the banks into a wetland-like space called Gowanus Canal Sponge Park. For now, though, Brooklyn's "Little Venice" remains a colorful cesspool of smut, and there is a peaceful solidarity canoeing along a body of water many won't touch without a Hazmat suit.
Check out the Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club to learn more about boating down this Brooklyn waterway.
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The setting is Buffalo, New York; Jerry is out of work. He has two weeks to raise the money to keep seeing his son, but he's got only one idea! Stripping!
Well how far would you go for your kid? Jerry is prepared to go "The Full Monty". All he has to do is to convince five other out-of-work guys to join him. Wives and friends said they'd fall flat on their faces and make fools of themselves. The six out-of-shape guys prove them wrong!
Released in 1977, the film stormed the UK box office becoming the most successful British screen comedy. The stage adaptation won the Evening Standard Award for Best Musical.
Drop everything! Come and watch them strut their stuff in this not-to-be-missed NORTH WEST PREMIERE.


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Zappa Gear : The Unique Guitars, Amplifiers, Effects Units, Keyboards and Studio Equipment by Mick Ekers
Publication date 15th February 2020
Hardback 248 pages.
Zappa Gear is an official Frank Zappa book produced and written with the full cooperation and endorsement of Gail Zappa and the Zappa Family Trust.
Frank Zappa was an unremitting musical innovator and experimenter, always looking for ways to exploit the latest advances in technology. His working life coincided with the explosive development of music technology that ran from the 1960s through the following three decades. Without such inventions as the Marshall amplifier, the Gibson SG, the wah-wah pedal, and the Synclavier – much of it modified to his requirements and used in ways for which they had never been designed – Zappa's "air sculptures " as his music has been described, would have had a significantly different shape and texture.
Lavishly illustrated – including over 180 unique photographs of Frank Zappa's guitars and equipment taken by the author at his UMRK studio in LA and featuring a foreword by Dweezil Zappa – Zappa Gear offers an unprecedented inside look at the machinery behind the legendary music. In addition to a detailed presentation of the equipment, Zappa Gear also introduces some of the pioneering inventors, engineers, and entrepreneurs without whom the instruments would not exist.
Frank Zappa Pussy
Frank Zappa Nipples
Frank Zappa Moustache
The Zappa Tour Atlas
The Hot Rats Book : A Fifty-Year Retrospective of Frank Zappa's Hot Rats by Bill Gubbins
Frank Zappa 1966 to 1979 : On Track by Eric Benac
Bring It On Home : Peter Grant, Led Zeppelin and Beyond: The Story of Rock's Greatest Manager by Mark Blake Hardback
The Who: Sensation - The Story of Tommy/Tommy: Live at The... Directed by Martin Smith
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Zappa and Jazz : Did it really smell funny, Frank? by Geoff Wills


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Countdown recap for Tuesday 24 May 1983 (Series 2, Prelim 28).
R04: 75, 25, 2, 9, 1, 3. Target: 850.
R08: 75, 2, 7, 5, 10, 9. Target: 504.
Round 4: 75, 25, 2, 9, 1, 3. Target: 850.
Round 8: 75, 2, 7, 5, 10, 9. Target: 504.
C1 buzzes on ? seconds to say COLLAPSED which is correct.
All words not in the COD7 have been excluded from this recap.


I cannot create new Designer Workflows (2013, very basic: create a workflow history entry).
Okay to be honest: I can create new ones and they are correctly published and assigned to the list (according SharePoint Designer) but from the UI they are not available.
I exported a Workflow from another site and imported it. This worked fine without any issues, it will show up in the UI but it shows an error after trying to manually starting it.
Microsoft.Workflow.Client.InvalidRequestException: The scope '/SharePoint/default/b2ab4fc9-e61d-4eba-a8e0-1412d9fc30e4/6db43c86-9efe-49b3-b4a5-8e42a6920783' has no workflows under it. HTTP headers received from the server - ActivityId: 3fbeea12-858c-4ed4-a896-f48ed6182cb0. NodeId: VM-BIE-SP-PROD1. Scope: /SharePoint/default/b2ab4fc9-e61d-4eba-a8e0-1412d9fc30e4/6db43c86-9efe-49b3-b4a5-8e42a6920783. Client ActivityId : c4458d9e-d196-70be-3701-6bb329548336. ---> System.Net.WebException: The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request.
Does anyone has another ideas / hints etc...?
In a subsite created below the site collection the Workflows worked fine.
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I tell you.. If there's one thing these new groups these days have in the bag, it's visuals! This next group is no exception.
Snuper stands for "Higher than Snuper"... I don't understand it. But that's okay. Moving on. Snuper debuted in November of 2015 with "Shall We Dance?"
And right from the beginning you can see their massive visuals.
Because I don't know them hardly at all, there's not too terribly much I can say about them.
The groups has 6 members.


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Q: How to capture all http requests in a classic asp application? I need to capture all HTTP requests in a classic ASP application.  I looked at Global.asa, but it doesn't have any event that fires for all HTTP requests.  Please let me know if I can even do that.  Thanks!

A: You write an ASP script (I call it "redirect.asp" for now) that does all the checks and redirects. Then you have some options:
1.)  it in every existing .asp file
2.) Server.Execute "redirect.asp" before other code in every .asp file
3.) Make a rewrite rule, that redirects ALL requests to your redirect.asp

A: Yes, by writing a function global.asa and abandoning session before redirect did the trick!


This year the SIG meet is in Petaluma. As usual the clinic program covered several interesting themes and ideas around operations and layout design. Paul Weiss gave an update on his Central Vermont Railroad layout. Jon Schmidt talked about how he made JMRI Ops do what they needed on the CVR. After lunch Bill Kaufman looked back on how his State Belt layout evolved and could have evolved. Ed Merrin gave a retrospective on his NWP layout depicting scenes between Petaluma and Willits. The day wrapped up with a design challenge for building a layout centered around Klamath Falls, CA, which attracted several very different ideas and approaches. Chatting with other attendees in the breaks and over lunch adds to the friends-helping-friends atmosphere of this event.
The traditional evening layout tour took us first to Paul Weiss's CVR. Wow! They made some impressive progress here in the last 12 months. I will operate on this layout on Sunday and am very much looking forward to it.
I hadn't seen Ed Merrin's layout yet, and after his talk this afternoon I was quite keen on it. Beautifully done scenery with a great eye for California colors and atmosphere.
One of the topics Ed touched on in his talk was how he built his helixes and used cuts and scenic vignettes to soothe impatient operators waiting for their trains to reappear from the helix.
Notice how the Highway 101 bridge covers and hides the portal into the helix.
A relatively easy and effective vignette is to cut a window in the helix outside, and add some scenery around the track. I've been thinking about doing something like this for one of the passenger stops of the Murrbahn project and here I see an example of how to actually do it. Nice!
The building on the lower level makes the transition from layout deck into the helix less jarring.
We wrapped up the day with a long discussion about German prototype operations practices and how to adopt them at Peter Barnes' layout set around Bavaria and Austria.


Pros: An eclectic and talented cast really bring out the comedy of the piece.
Cons: The energy sometimes dips during the show.
On the train to see this evening's performance, I was reading an article in the Evening Standard about a research project going on at the Science Museum, where the participants speed-date whilst wearing paper bags on their heads. Talk about another nail in the coffin for romance! Looks-versus-personality might be a current preoccupation driving dating decisions, but what about in Nikolai Gogol's 19th century Russia? Alas, there is little in his absurdist drama Marriage to suggest that the status-hungry middle-class search for a spouse was any more romantic.
When an ageing bachelor and court councillor can't settle on who to marry, it takes a wily matchmaker and an interfering friend to spur him into rivalling a slew of suitors for the most eligible bride-to-be. She too is indecisive, and is prodded into selecting the court councillor from a rather unsavoury bunch of admirers who are keener on her estate than her tender heart. The absurdity arises out of the irrational and pointless push towards matrimony and the fun for the audience lies in watching it all come to nought.
This one-act production by Ballast Theatre at the Jack Studio has a fantastic cast, a solid script, and is well directed. Yet there is some unfathomable element that keeps this play from reaching the dizzying heights that only an absurd play can muster. Howard Colyer's adaptation is admirably compact and full of witty and elegant dialogue, all of which contributes to a very nice evening out. If the liveliness of the piece was cranked up a notch, it would've been a fantastic evening, and I really wanted it to be. In any case, it is gratifying to have the chance to see a stellar play that is rarely performed (I couldn't even track down a free online English translation, which is surprising for someone of Gogol's stature). This production retains the bureaucratic setting of imperialist Russia, using a simple set design of some lob-sided empty photo frames to show that a certain warmth among the characters is amiss.
There are a good amount of funny moments throughout, helped along by some solid performances by an eclectic cast. Jean Apps as Fekla the matchmaker has all the extravagance and gaudiness of a woman out to gain trust and profit. Her rolling dialogue on the charms of the suitors she is trying to palm off is splendid to watch. And Elana Martin is the picture of pureness as the inexperienced but fretfully hopeful Agatha, inhabiting the role with total believability. Andrew Venning confidently handles the doubts and heady contemplation of the Bachelor Podkolyossin, as he mulls over the Greek philosophical statement, 'man who lives alone is a beast'.
The unresolved strand throughout is why the interfering friend Kotchkarev, played by Dominic Cazenove, is so keen to involve himself in the 'woman's business' of matchmaking and to marry off his friend? The most heated moment of the play is the closest you'll get to an answer, where Kotchkarev explodes with anger claiming his friend should marry for the sake of his country. We somehow suspect the sentiment is more along the lines of 'suffer along like the rest of us, mate'. This focus of the play might be what detracts from the comedy of the piece, more could have been done to bring out the farcical potential of the play. The most surprising thing I came away with was how current the play is for audiences 170 years on.