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<?php
namespace php_active_record;
/* connector: [168]
This connector will process the images objects from a remote tab-delimited text file hosted in DiscoverLife.
And will process the text objects from the original 168.xml retrieved from TheBeast.
*/

class BioImagesAPI
{
    function __construct($resource_id = false)
    {
        // for testing:
        // $this->data_dump_url = "http://localhost/~eolit/eol_php_code/update_resources/connectors/files/BioImages/Nov2012/Malcolm_Storey_images_test.TXT";
        // $this->data_dump_url = "http://localhost/~eolit/eol_php_code/update_resources/connectors/files/BioImages/Nov2012/Malcolm_Storey_images.TXT";
        // $this->original_resource = "http://localhost/~eolit/eol_php_code/applications/content_server/resources/168_Nov2010_small.xml.gz";
        // $this->original_resource = "http://localhost/~eolit/eol_php_code/applications/content_server/resources/168_Nov2010.xml.gz";
        // $this->original_resource = "http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7597512/BioImages/168_Nov2010.xml.gz";

        $this->data_dump_url = "http://pick14.pick.uga.edu/users/s/Storey,_Malcolm/Malcolm_Storey_images.TXT";
        $this->original_resource = "https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7597512/BioImages/168_Nov2010.xml.gz";
        $this->taxa = array();
        $this->path_to_archive_directory = CONTENT_RESOURCE_LOCAL_PATH . '/' . $resource_id . '_working/';
        $this->archive_builder = new \eol_schema\ContentArchiveBuilder(array('directory_path' => $this->path_to_archive_directory));
        $this->resource_reference_ids = array();
        $this->resource_agent_ids = array();
        $this->vernacular_name_ids = array();
        $this->taxon_ids = array();
        $this->media_ids = array();
        $this->SPM = 'http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems';
    }

    private function parse_record_element($row, $col)
    {
        $sciname = @$row[$col['Taxon']];
        $taxon_id = @$row[$col['NWB taxon id']];
        if($sciname && $taxon_id)
        {
            echo "\n" . " - " . $sciname . " - " . $taxon_id;
            $reference_ids = array(); // no taxon references yet
            $ref_ids = array(); // no data_object references yet
            $agent_ids = self::get_object_agents($row, $col);
            $this->create_instances_from_taxon_object($row, $col, $reference_ids);
            self::get_images($row, $col, $ref_ids, $agent_ids);
        }
    }

    function get_all_taxa()
    {
        if($temp_filepath = Functions::lookup_with_cache($this->data_dump_url, array('timeout' => 4800, 'download_attempts' => 2, 'delay_in_minutes' => 3)))
        {
            $col = array();
            foreach(new FileIterator($temp_filepath, true) as $line_num => $line) // 'true' will auto delete temp_filepath
            {
                $line = trim($line);
                $row = explode("\t", $line);
                if($line_num == 0)
                {
                    foreach($row as $id => $value)
                    {
                        echo "\n $id -- $value";
                        $col[trim($value)] = $id;
                    }
                }
                else
                {
                    if(@$row[$col['Taxon']])
                    {
                        echo "\n" . $row[$col['Taxon']];
                        self::parse_record_element($row, $col);
                    }
                }
            }
            //get text objects from the original resource (168.xml in Nov 2010)
            self::get_texts();
            // finalize the process and create the archive
            $this->create_archive();
        }
        else echo "\n Remote file not ready. Will terminate.";
    }

    private function get_texts()
    {
        require_library('connectors/BoldsImagesAPIv2');
        $path = BoldsImagesAPIv2::download_and_extract_remote_file($this->original_resource);
        if($xml = Functions::lookup_with_cache($path, array('timeout' => 172800, 'download_attempts' => 2, 'delay_in_minutes' => 3)))
        {
            $xml = simplexml_load_string($xml);
            $total = count($xml->taxon);
            $i = 0;
            foreach($xml->taxon as $t)
            {
                $i++;
                echo "\n $i of $total";
                $do_count = sizeof($t->dataObject);
                if($do_count > 0)
                {
                    $t_dwc = $t->children("http://rs.tdwg.org/dwc/dwcore/");
                    $t_dc = $t->children("http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/");
                    $taxonID = (string)trim($t_dc->identifier);
                    $source = self::clean_str("http://www.bioimages.org.uk/html/" . str_replace(" ", "_", Functions::canonical_form($t_dwc->ScientificName)) . ".htm");

                    //---------------------------------
                    $taxon = new \eol_schema\Taxon();
                    $taxon->taxonID                     = $taxonID;
                    $taxon->scientificName              = $t_dwc->ScientificName;
                    $taxon->kingdom                     = $t_dwc->Kingdom;
                    $taxon->phylum                      = $t_dwc->Phylum;
                    $taxon->class                       = $t_dwc->Class;
                    $taxon->order                       = $t_dwc->Order;
                    $taxon->family                      = $t_dwc->Family;
                    $taxon->furtherInformationURL       = $source;
                    echo "\n $taxon->taxonID - $taxon->scientificName [$source]";
                    if(isset($this->taxa[$taxonID])) echo " -- already exists";
                    else $this->taxa[$taxonID] = $taxon;
                    //---------------------------------

                    foreach($t->dataObject as $do)
                    {
                        if($do->dataType != "http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text") continue;
                        $t_dc2      = $do->children("http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/");
                        $t_dcterms  = $do->children("http://purl.org/dc/terms/");

                        //---------------------------
                        $agent_ids = array();
                        $r = new \eol_schema\Agent();
                        $r->term_name = $do->agent;
                        $r->identifier = md5("$do->agent|$do->agent['role']");
                        $r->agentRole = $do->agent['role'];
                        $r->term_homepage = "http://www.bioimages.org.uk/index.htm";
                        $agent_ids[] = $r->identifier;
                        if(!in_array($r->identifier, $this->resource_agent_ids))
                        {
                           $this->resource_agent_ids[] = $r->identifier;
                           $this->archive_builder->write_object_to_file($r);
                        }
                        //---------------------------

                        $text_identifier = self::clean_str($t_dc2->identifier);
                        if(in_array($text_identifier, $this->media_ids)) continue;
                        else $this->media_ids[] = $text_identifier;
                        $mr = new \eol_schema\MediaResource();
                        if($agent_ids) $mr->agentID = implode("; ", $agent_ids);
                        $mr->taxonID        = $taxonID;
                        $mr->identifier     = $text_identifier;
                        $mr->type           = (string)"http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text"; //$do->dataType;
                        $mr->language       = "en";
                        $mr->format         = "text/html"; //$do->mimeType;
                        $mr->furtherInformationURL = (string)trim($source);

                        /* very long text objects, temporarily ignored */
                        $problematic_objects = array("http://www.bioimages.org.uk/html/Betula.htm",
                                                     "http://www.bioimages.org.uk/html/Broadleaved_trees.htm",
                                                     "http://www.bioimages.org.uk/html/Fagus.htm",
                                                     "http://www.bioimages.org.uk/html/Pinopsida.htm",
                                                     "http://www.bioimages.org.uk/html/Poaceae.htm",
                                                     "http://www.bioimages.org.uk/html/Quercus.htm",
                                                     "http://www.bioimages.org.uk/html/Salix.htm",
                                                     "http://www.bioimages.org.uk/html/Trees.htm");
                        if(in_array($mr->furtherInformationURL, $problematic_objects)) continue;

                        $mr->CVterm         = "http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#Associations";
                        $mr->Owner          = "BioImages";
                        $mr->title          = "Associations";
                        $mr->UsageTerms     = "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/";
                        // $mr->audience       = 'Everyone';
                        // $mr->accessURI      = $source;

                        $description = (string) $t_dc2->description;
                        $description = trim(self::clean_str(utf8_encode($description)));
                        if(!$description) continue;
                        else
                        {
                            $mr->description = $description;
                            $this->archive_builder->write_object_to_file($mr);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        else echo "\n Down: " . $this->original_resource;
        unlink($path);
        echo "\n temporary XML file removed: [$path]\n";
    }

    private function clean_str($str)
    {
        $str = str_ireplace(array("\n", "\r", "\t", "\o", "\xOB", "\11", "\011", "	", ""), " ", trim($str));
        $str = str_ireplace(array("    "), " ", trim($str));
        $str = str_ireplace(array("   "), " ", trim($str));
        $str = str_ireplace(array("  "), " ", trim($str));
        return $str;
    }

    private function get_object_agents($row, $col)
    {
        $agent_ids = array();
        $agents_array = explode(",", $row[$col['Recorded/Collected by']]);
        foreach($agents_array as $agent)
        {
            $agent = (string)trim($agent);
            if(!$agent) continue;
            $r = new \eol_schema\Agent();
            $r->term_name = $agent;
            $r->identifier = md5("$agent|compiler");
            $r->agentRole = "compiler";
            $agent_ids[] = $r->identifier;
            if(!in_array($r->identifier, $this->resource_agent_ids))
            {
               $this->resource_agent_ids[] = $r->identifier;
               $this->archive_builder->write_object_to_file($r);
            }
        }
        return $agent_ids;
    }

    private function get_images($row, $col, $reference_ids, $agent_ids)
    {
        if(!$row[$col['DiscoverLife URL']]) return;
        $mr = new \eol_schema\MediaResource();
        if($reference_ids) $mr->referenceID = implode("; ", $reference_ids);
        if($agent_ids) $mr->agentID = implode("; ", $agent_ids);
        $mr->taxonID = "BI-taxon-" . $row[$col['NWB taxon id']];
        $mr->identifier = "BI-image-" . $row[$col['NWB picture reference id']];
        $mr->type = 'http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage';
        $mr->language = 'en';
        $mr->format = 'image/jpeg';
        $mr->furtherInformationURL = $row[$col['BioImages image page']];
        $mr->CVterm = '';
        $mr->title = (string) self::clean_str(utf8_encode($row[$col['Title']]));
        $mr->UsageTerms = 'http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/';
        $mr->accessURI = $row[$col['DiscoverLife URL']];
        $mr->creator = '';
        $mr->CreateDate = '';
        $mr->modified = '';
        $mr->Owner = '';
        $mr->publisher = '';
        $mr->audience = 'Everyone';
        $mr->bibliographicCitation = '';
        $description = '';
        //record details
        $description .= $row[$col['Longitude (deg)']] != "" ? "Longitude (deg): " . $row[$col['Longitude (deg)']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Latitude (deg)']] != "" ? "Latitude (deg): " . $row[$col['Latitude (deg)']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Longitude (deg/min)']] != "" ? "Longitude (deg/min): " . $row[$col['Longitude (deg/min)']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Latitude (deg/min)']] != "" ? "Latitude (deg/min): " . $row[$col['Latitude (deg/min)']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Vice county name']] != "" ? "Vice county name: " . $row[$col['Vice county name']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Vice county no']] != "" ? "Vice county no.: " . $row[$col['Vice county no']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Country']] != "" ? "Country: " . $row[$col['Country']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Stage']] != "" ? "Stage: " . $row[$col['Stage']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Associated species']] != "" ? "Associated species: " . $row[$col['Associated species']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Identified by']] != "" ? "Identified by: " . $row[$col['Identified by']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Confirmed by']] != "" ? "Confirmed by: " . $row[$col['Confirmed by']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Photo summary']] != "" ? "Photo summary: " . $row[$col['Photo summary']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Record summary']] != "" ? "Comment: " . $row[$col['Record summary']] . ". " : "";
        //image details
        $description .= $row[$col['Description']] != "" ? "Description: " . $row[$col['Description']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Shows']] != "" ? "Shows: " . $row[$col['Shows']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Detail to note']] != "" ? "Detail to note: " . $row[$col['Detail to note']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Other taxa shown']] != "" ? "Other taxa shown: " . $row[$col['Other taxa shown']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Category']] != "" ? "Category: " . $row[$col['Category']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Image scaling']] != "" ? "Image scaling: " . $row[$col['Image scaling']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Real world width(mm)']] != "" ? "Real world width(mm): " . $row[$col['Real world width(mm)']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Background']] != "" ? "Background: " . $row[$col['Background']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Photo date']] != "" ? "Photo date: " . $row[$col['Photo date']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['In situ/arranged/studio/specimen etc']] != "" ? "Where photo was taken: " . $row[$col['In situ/arranged/studio/specimen etc']] . ". " : "";
        // $description .= $row[$col['Specimen prep']] != "" ? "Specimen preparation: " . $row[$col['Specimen prep']] . ". " : "";
        // $description .= $row[$col['Stained with']] != "" ? "Stained with: " . $row[$col['Stained with']] . ". " : "";
        // $description .= $row[$col['Mounted in']] != "" ? "Mounting medium: " . $row[$col['Mounted in']] . ". " : "";
        // $description .= $row[$col['Lighting & focus']] != "" ? "Lighting: " . $row[$col['Lighting & focus']] . ". " : "";
        // $description .= $row[$col['Post processing']] != "" ? "Post processing: " . $row[$col['Post processing']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Annotation']] != "" ? "Annotation: " . $row[$col['Annotation']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Orientation']] != "" ? "Orientation: " . $row[$col['Orientation']] . ". " : "";
        $description .= $row[$col['Kit']] != "" ? "Photographic equipment used: " . $row[$col['Kit']] . ". " : "";

        $description = str_replace("....", ".", $description);
        $description = str_replace("...", ".", $description);
        $description = str_replace("..", ".", $description);

        $mr->description = utf8_encode($description);
        $this->archive_builder->write_object_to_file($mr);
    }

    private function create_instances_from_taxon_object($row, $col, $reference_ids)
    {
        $taxon = new \eol_schema\Taxon();
        $taxon_id = (string)$row[$col['NWB taxon id']];
        if($reference_ids) $taxon->referenceID = implode("; ", $reference_ids);
        $taxon->taxonID = "BI-taxon-" . $taxon_id;
        $rank = (string)trim($row[$col['Rank']]);
        if(self::valid_rank($rank)) $taxon->taxonRank = $rank;
        $scientificName = (string)utf8_encode($row[$col['Taxon']]);
        if(!$scientificName) return; //blank
        $taxon->scientificName              = $scientificName;
        $taxon->kingdom                     = (string)$row[$col['Kingdom']];
        $taxon->phylum                      = (string)$row[$col['Phylum']];
        $taxon->class                       = (string)$row[$col['Class']];
        $taxon->order                       = (string)$row[$col['Order']];
        $taxon->family                      = (string)$row[$col['Family']];
        $taxon->furtherInformationURL       = $row[$col['BioImages taxon page']];
        $taxon->acceptedNameUsage           = ''; //'Accepted name'
        $original_identification            = (string)$row[$col['Original ident']];
        $taxon->namePublishedIn             = $original_identification;
        $taxonRemarks = '';
        $taxonRemarks .= $original_identification != "" ? "Original identification: " . $original_identification . ". " : "";
        $taxonRemarks .= $rank != "" ? "Rank: " . $rank . ". " : "";
        $NBN_Code = (string)$row[$col['NBN Code']];
        $taxonRemarks .= $NBN_Code != "" ? "UK NBN (National Biodiversity Network) taxon code: " . $NBN_Code . ". " : "";
        $taxon->taxonRemarks                = $taxonRemarks;
        $taxon->infraspecificEpithet        = '';
        $this->taxa[$taxon->taxonID] = $taxon;
    }

    private function valid_rank($rank)
    {
        $unrecognized_ranks = array("", "Anamorphic Species", "Hybrid", "Informal", "Aggregate", "Aberration", "Form genus", "Breed", "Cultivar", "Section (Zoo.)", "Forma specialis", "Nothosubspecies", "Anamorphic variety");
        if(in_array($rank, $unrecognized_ranks)) return false;
        else return true;
    }

    private function create_archive()
    {
        foreach($this->taxa as $t)
        {
            $this->archive_builder->write_object_to_file($t);
        }
        $this->archive_builder->finalize(true);
    }
}
?>

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Meet Jaap Noordmans, Qserve Senior Consultant & Usability Engineering Expert, in person at the TOPRA Annual Symposium 2018.
The TOPRA Annual Symposium 2018 is being held in partnership with the Swedish Medical Products Agency and will be hosted in Stockholm, Sweden between 1–3 October 2018.
There are exciting opportunities for digital health with medical devices, with increasing connectivity and convergence with medicinal products enabled by software not imagined when the medical device directive was published. Systems are increasing in complexity, with artificial intelligence coming into play. Software developers may not be familiar with medical device regulations; there are also fears and risks that need to be addressed regarding safety, security and privacy. This session will consider the challenges of regulating in this fast-moving space, including the impact of the General Data Protection Regulation on the medical device sector and how to successfully navigate the minefield of applicable regulations.
How does cybersecurity relate to GDPR?
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- Jaap Noordmans - Senior Consultant, Qserve Group, The Netherlands.
Visit TOPRA's website for more information.


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FULL LINEUP: Rosanne Cash, Bela Fleck, more coming for Savannah Music Festival
Joshua Peacock
jpeacock@savannahnow.com
The 26th annual Savannah Music Festival is set to offer one of the largest programs in the festival's history, as well as a new addition that is sure to appease repeat patrons.
The festival announced the initial lineup for the 17-day musical marathon on Nov. 5, and one of the more noticeable attributes is the addition of an opera to this year's vast range of artists and styles.
In August, during the Savannah VOICE Festival, it was announced that the SVF would be teaming up with SMF to bring opera to the highly acclaimed annual festival.
Savannah Music Festival's executive and artistic director Rob Gibson has always wanted to add the traditional performance art to the lineup, but the daunting task of producing an opera - a massive undertaking that requires time and money - was more than the organization could handle.
"People have been asking ever since I got here (13 years ago) when we were going to do an opera," Gibson said. "Part of the challenge there is that opera is very expensive. It also takes a lot of expertise, not only in terms of production, but knowing the right singers to hire."
Typically, operas are booked three years in advance. By comparison, major pop and rock acts book gigs sometimes as late as two months out.
If you experienced the Savannah VOICE Festival and the wonderful set of performers that adorned the events, the joint venture between the two organizations is a tantalizing proposition.
When Gibson met with SVF's artistic director Sherrill Milnes and executive director Maria Zouves two years ago, they began to hash out a plan to bring opera to SMF.
"They brought a level of expertise that had not existed in Savannah before," Gibson said. "He's one of the great opera singers of the last 50 years. I was fortunate to see him on stage with Pavarotti and other great singers.
"He's also a really cool guy. He's turning 80 in January, and loves opera as an art form."
SMF will stage "Suor Angelica" (a tragedy) and "Gianni Schicchi" (a comedy) on March 20 and March 22. SMF's selection is two of the three one-hour operas from Italian composer Giacomo Puccini's "Il Trittico." The performance will feature the Savannah Philharmonic and members of its chorus under the direction of Eugene Kohn.
In the most expansive program to date, the 2015 edition of SMF features not only a great set of classical music experiences, but will, as it usually does, explore the rich culture of American music and world music alike.
"I am happier this year about the classical music program than I ever have been," Gibson said.
"If you think of classic musical as a broad genre that includes opera, includes symphonic music, includes chamber music and includes recitals, we really have our most diverse representation of classical music this year. I am very excited about that. I happen to also like bluegrass and we have really some of the great bluegrass acts this year."
Music from more than 15 countries - including Russia, Japan, Iran, Ukraine, Italy, Ireland, Cuba and Brazil - join a lineup of groups rooted in Americana, bluegrass, country and the foundation of rock 'n' roll: blues and jazz.
"It's continued to grow," Gibson said. "It's more concerts this year and it's a bigger budget this year. It's definitely the most ambitious festival we've done to date. People keep asking, 'What are you going to do to top the 25th year?' In my mind, I don't really think of topping of things, I think of plowing on."
In addition to more than 45 shows announced Nov. 5, Gibson is set to release information on five to six more concerts in January, a mere two months before the festival. The January additions will be in the vein of more popular acts, like 2014's Avett Brothers.
The Avett Brothers' initial show during the 2014 festival sold out so quickly they had to book a second show to appease interest.
One of the more notable shows on the initial lineup will be a twin bill featuring Shovels & Rope and Shakey Graves. Shovels & Rope come out of Charleston with a rowdy Americana/folk sound. Shakey Graves, a one-man band out of Austin, Texas, is a burgeoning act out the recent Americana revival.
After 10 years of trying, Gibson finally booked American rock, folk and country artist Lucinda Williams. The Louisiana native was named America's Best Songwriter by TIME Magazine in 2002.
The Savannah Music Festival offers an eclectic blend, and the 2015 event will not disappoint with a smorgasbord of music that celebrates not only the foundation and continuation of our Western music, but also that of Eastern sounds.
"I don't see any festivals that have the range of music that we're doing," Gibson said.
What:Savannah Music Festival
When:March 19-April 4
Where: Various locations
Cost: Tickets range from free to $105
Info: www.savannahmusicfestival.org
SAVANNAH MUSIC FESTIVAL SCHEDULE
12:30 p.m. Balsam Range at Morris Center, $20
5:30 p.m. Balsam Range/The Boxcars at Morris Center, $35
6 p.m. Chamber Music I: Around Beethoven at Trinity United Methodist Church, $47
7:30 p.m. The Wood Brothers/AJ Ghent Band at Ships of the Sea North Garden, $35
8 p.m. Balsam Range/The Boxcars at Morris Center, $35
8 p.m. "One True Vine: Mavis Staples" at Trustees Theater, $25-$55
12:30 p.m. The Boxcars at Charles H. Morris Center, $20
7 p.m. Zydeco Dance Party: Buckwheat Zydeco at Morris Center, $35
7 p.m. Southern Troubadors: Joe Ely, Ruthie Foster and Paul Thorn at Trustees Theater, $25-$55
7:30 p.m. Opera: "Suor Angelica" and "Gianni Schicchi" at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, $45-$105
8 p.m. Shovels & Rope/Shakey Graves at Ships of the Sea North Garden, $35
9 p.m. Zydeco Dance Party: Buckwheat Zydeco at Charles H. Morris Center, $35
12:30 p.m. McIntosh County Shouters at Morris Center, $20
3 p.m. Chamber Music II : Orchestral Masterworks by Mozart & Mendelssohn at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, $47
5 p.m. "Come Rain or Come Shine" featuring Kurt Ollmann, J.J. Hobbs and Rebecca Flaherty at Charles H. Morris Center, $35
5 p.m. Blues in the Garden: Heritage Blues Orchestra at Ships of the Sea North Garden, $35
7:30 p.m. "Come Rain or Come Shine" featuring Kurt Ollmann, J.J. Hobbs and Rebecca Flaherty at Morris Center, $35
7:30 p.m. "Earls of Leicester" featuring Jerry Douglas, Shawn Camp, Charlie Cushman, Tim O'Brien, Johnny Warren and Barry Bales at Trustees Theater, $25-$55
8:15 p.m. Blues in the Garden: Heritage Blues Orchestra at Ships of the Sea North Garden, $35
2 p.m. Opera: "Suor Angelica" and "Gianni Schicchi" at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, $45-$105
5 p.m. "Come Rain or Come Shine" featuring Kurt Ollmann, J.J. Hobbs and Rebecca Flaherty at Morris Center, $35
6 p.m. Recitals I : Nikolai Lugansky, piano at Trinity United Methodist Church, $52
6:30 p.m. Pre-Concert Talk with Kurt Ollmann, J.J. Hobbs and Rebecca Flaherty at Center, free
7:30 p.m. "Come Rain or Come Shine" featuring Kurt Ollmann, J.J. Hobbs & Rebecca Flaherty at Morris Center, $35
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7:30 p.m. The Barr Brothers/The Apache Relay at Morris Center, $30
12:30 p.m. Dave Stryker Quartet at Morris Center, $20
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5:30 p.m. Warren Vaché Quintet plays Bud Powell/Jason Marsalis Vibes Quartet at Morris Center, $35
6 p.m. Recitals II: Miloš Karadaglic, guitar at Trinity United Methodist Church, $52
8 p.m. Warren Vaché Quintet/Jason Marsalis Vibes Quartet at Morris Center, $35
Noon. Warren Vaché Quintet plays Benny Carter at Morris Center, $20
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8 p.m. Kodo at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, $25-$55
9 p.m. Sean Jones Quartet/Warren Wolf & Wolfpack at Morris Center, $35
12:30 p.m. Sean Jones Quartet at Morris Center, $20
6 p.m. Recitals III: Stephen Hough, piano at Trinity United Methodist Church, $52
7 p.m. The Louis Armstrong Continuum/Swing Central Jazz Finale at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, $22-$62
8 p.m. Lúnasa at Ships of the Sea North Garden, $35
8:30 p.m. Lucinda Williams at Trustees Theater, $32-$62
10 p.m. ate Night Jam with Sean Jones Quartet featuring Wycliffe Gordon & Friends at Morris Center, $30
Noon. Marcus Roberts Trio at Morris Center, $35
3 p.m. Recitals IV: Murray Perahia, piano at Trinity United Methodist Church, $70
5 p.m. New Orleans Soul & Brass Party: Irma Thomas/Dirty Dozen Brass Band at Ships of the Sea North Garden, $40
7 p.m. Pre-Concert Talk with Ken Meltzer at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, free
7:30 p.m. Hot Rize at Trustees Theater, $25-$55
8 p.m. Latin Dance Party: Adonis Puentes & The Voice of Cuba Orchestra at Morris Center, $35
8 p.m. Atlanta Symphony Orchestra with Robert Spano, music director and Lynn Harrell, cello at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, $32-$75
8:30 p.m. New Orleans Soul & Brass Party: Irma Thomas/Dirty Dozen Brass Band at Ships of the Sea North Garden, $40
10:30 p.m. Latin Dance Party: Adonis Puentes & The Voice of Cuba Orchestra at Morris Center, $35
3 p.m. Chamber Music V: Emerson String Quartet at Temple Mickve Israel, $52
4:30 p.m. Hot Club of Cowtown/Asleep at the Wheel at Morris Center, $40
7 p.m. Hot Club of Cowtown/Asleep at the Wheel at Morris Center, $40
12:30 p.m. Julian Lage & Jorge Roeder at Morris Center, $20
6 p.m. Chamber Music VI: Emerson String Quartet with Daniel Hope & Friends at Trinity United Methodist Church, $52
8 p.m. Kayhan Kalhor & Brooklyn Rider at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, $25-$65
11 a.m. Chamber Music VII: Vive la France at Trinity United Methodist Church, $30
7:30 p.m. Béla Fleck with Brooklyn Rider at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, $25-$65
11 a.m. Chamber Music VIII: Brooklyn Rider at Trinity United Methodist Church, $30
12:30 p.m. Mike Marshall & Choro Famoso at Morris Center, $35
6 p.m. Recitals V: Paul Lewis, piano at Trinity United Methodist Church, $52
8 p.m. Mike Marshall & Choro Famoso/Clarice Assad/Off the Cliff at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, $25-$65
11 a.m. CHAMBER MUSIC IX: Bruch & Brahms at Unitarian Universalist Church, $30
12:30 p.m. "The World of Clarice Assad" featuring Off the Cliff & Mike Marshall at Morris Center, $25
6:30 p.m. Vusi Mahlasela/Dirk Powell & Riley Baugus at Morris Center, $35
8 p.m. Josh Ritter at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, $22-$55
9 p.m. Vusi Mahlasela/Dirk Powell & Riley Baugus at Morris Center, $35
12:30 p.m. Dirk Powell & Riley Baugus at Morris Center, $20
6 p.m. Acoustic Music Seminar Finale at Morris Center, $35
8 p.m. Dianne Reeves at Trustees Theater, $32-$62
9 p.m. Cajun Dance Party: The Band Courtbouillon at Morris Center, $35
3 p.m. Chamber Music X: Passionate Piano Quartets at Savannah Theatre, $47-$57
7:30 p.m. Rosanne Cash at Lucas Theatre for the Arts, $32-$75
9 p.m. Closing Night Party at Ships of the Sea North Garden, $30

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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using Chiro.Gap.Domain;
using Chiro.Gap.Poco.Model;
using Chiro.Gap.Poco.Model.Exceptions;
using Chiro.Gap.Test;
using NUnit.Framework;

namespace Chiro.Gap.Workers.Test
{
	/// <summary>
	/// Dit is een testclass voor Unit Tests van FunctiesManagerTest,
	/// to contain all FunctiesManagerTest Unit Tests
	/// </summary>
	[TestFixture]
	public class FunctiesManagerTest: ChiroTest
	{
#pragma warning disable CS0168 // Variable is declared but never used
            Services.Dev.AdServiceMock blablabla;
#pragma warning restore CS0168 // Variable is declared but never used
        /// <summary>
        /// Opsporen functie met te veel aantal members
        /// </summary>
        [Test]
        public void TweeKeerUniekeFunctieToekennenTestVerschillendLid()
        {
            // ARRANGE

            var groepsWerkJaar = new GroepsWerkJaar
            {
                Groep = new ChiroGroep(),
                WerkJaar = 2012
            };
            groepsWerkJaar.Groep.GroepsWerkJaar.Add(groepsWerkJaar);

            var uniekeFunctie = new Functie
            {
                MaxAantal = 1,
                Groep = groepsWerkJaar.Groep,
                Niveau = Niveau.Groep
            };

            var lid1 = new Leiding { GroepsWerkJaar = groepsWerkJaar, Functie = new List<Functie> { uniekeFunctie } };
            var lid2 = new Leiding { GroepsWerkJaar = groepsWerkJaar };
            uniekeFunctie.Lid.Add(lid1);

            groepsWerkJaar.Lid.Add(lid1);
            groepsWerkJaar.Lid.Add(lid2);

            // ACT

            var functiesManager = Factory.Maak<FunctiesManager>();
            functiesManager.Toekennen(lid2, new List<Functie> { uniekeFunctie });

            // ASSERT

            var issues = functiesManager.AantallenControleren(groepsWerkJaar, new List<Functie> {uniekeFunctie});

            Assert.IsTrue(issues.Select(src=>src.ID).Contains(uniekeFunctie.ID));
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Als een functie maar 1 keer mag voorkomen, maar ze wordt 2 keer toegekend aan dezelfde
        /// persoon, dan moet dat zonder problemen kunnen.
        /// </summary>
        [Test]
        public void TweeKeerUniekeFunctieToekennenTestZelfdeLid()
        {
            // Arrange

            // Genereer de situatie

            var groep = new ChiroGroep();
            var groepsWerkJaar = new GroepsWerkJaar {Groep = groep};
            groep.GroepsWerkJaar = new List<GroepsWerkJaar> {groepsWerkJaar};

            var leider = new Leiding {GroepsWerkJaar = groepsWerkJaar};
            var functie = new Functie
                              {
                                  MaxAantal = 1,
                                  Type = LidType.Alles,
                                  IsNationaal = true,
                                  Niveau = Niveau.Alles
                              };

            var fm = Factory.Maak<FunctiesManager>();

            // Act

            fm.Toekennen(leider, new[]{functie});
            fm.Toekennen(leider, new[]{functie});

            // Assert

            var problemen = fm.AantallenControleren(groepsWerkJaar, new[]{functie});
            Assert.AreEqual(problemen.Count(), 0);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Het toekennen van een functie die niet geldig is in het huidige werkjaar, moet
        /// een exception opleveren
        /// </summary>
        [Test]
        public void ToekennenFunctieOngeldigWerkJaar()
        {
            // ARRANGE

            var groepsWerkJaar = new GroepsWerkJaar
                                     {
                                         Groep = new ChiroGroep(),
                                         WerkJaar = 2012
                                     };
            groepsWerkJaar.Groep.GroepsWerkJaar.Add(groepsWerkJaar);
            var lid = new Leiding {GroepsWerkJaar = groepsWerkJaar};

            var vervallenFunctie = new Functie
            {
                WerkJaarTot = groepsWerkJaar.WerkJaar - 1,
                MinAantal = 1,
                Groep = groepsWerkJaar.Groep,
                Niveau = Niveau.Groep
            };

            var functiesManager = Factory.Maak<FunctiesManager>();

            // ASSERT

            Assert.Throws<FoutNummerException>(() => functiesManager.Toekennen(lid, new List<Functie>{vervallenFunctie}));

            // Als er geen exception gethrowd worden, zal de test failen.
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Functies voor leiding mogen niet aan een kind toegewezen worden.
        /// </summary>
        [Test]
        public void ToekennenLidFunctieAanLeiding()
        {
            // Arrange

            var fm = Factory.Maak<FunctiesManager>();

            Groep groep = new ChiroGroep
                          {
                              Functie = new List<Functie>()
                          };

            var functie = new Functie
                            {
                                Groep = groep,
                                MaxAantal = 1,
                                MinAantal = 0,
                                Niveau = Niveau.LidInGroep
                            };
            groep.Functie.Add(functie);

            var leider = new Leiding
                             {
                                 GroepsWerkJaar = new GroepsWerkJaar {Groep = groep}
                             };
            groep.GroepsWerkJaar.Add(leider.GroepsWerkJaar);

            // Assert

            Assert.Throws<FoutNummerException>(() => fm.Toekennen(leider, new List<Functie> {functie}));
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Verplichte functie die niet toegekend wordt
        /// </summary>
        [Test]
        public void NietToegekendeVerplichteFunctie()
        {
            // ARRANGE

            var g = new ChiroGroep();

            // een (eigen) functie waarvan er precies 1 moet zijn
            var f = new Functie
                        {
                            MinAantal = 1,
                            Type = LidType.Alles,
                            ID = 1,
                            IsNationaal = false,
                            Niveau = Niveau.Alles,
                            Groep = g,
                        };

            // groepswerkjaar zonder leden
            var gwj = new GroepsWerkJaar
                          {
                              Lid = new List<Lid>(),
                              Groep = g
                          };

            // Maak een functiesmanager
            var fm = Factory.Maak<FunctiesManager>();

            // ACT
            var problemen = fm.AantallenControleren(gwj, new[] {f});

            // ASSERT
            Assert.IsTrue(problemen.Any(prb => prb.ID == f.ID));
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Kijkt na of de verplichte aantallen genegeerd worden voor functies die niet geldig zijn
        /// in het gegeven groepswerkjaar.
        /// </summary>
        [Test]
        public void IrrelevanteVerplichteFunctie()
        {
            // ARRANGE

            var groepsWerkJaar = new GroepsWerkJaar {Groep = new ChiroGroep(), WerkJaar = 2012};
            var vervallenFunctie = new Functie
                                       {
                                           WerkJaarTot = groepsWerkJaar.WerkJaar - 1,
                                           MinAantal = 1,
                                           Groep = groepsWerkJaar.Groep
                                       };
            // ACT

            var functiesManager = Factory.Maak<FunctiesManager>();
            var probleemIDs = functiesManager.AantallenControleren(groepsWerkJaar, new List<Functie> {vervallenFunctie}).Select(src => src.ID);

            // ASSERT

            Assert.IsFalse(probleemIDs.Contains(vervallenFunctie.ID));
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Kijkt na of er een exception opgeworpen wordt als iemand zonder e-mailadres contactpersoon wil worden.
        /// </summary>
        [Test]
        public void ContactZonderEmail()
        {
            // ARRANGE

            var groepsWerkJaar = new GroepsWerkJaar { Groep = new ChiroGroep(), WerkJaar = 2012 };
            groepsWerkJaar.Groep.GroepsWerkJaar.Add(groepsWerkJaar);

            var contactPersoonFunctie = new Functie
            {
                ID = (int)NationaleFunctie.ContactPersoon,
                MinAantal = 1,
                IsNationaal = true,
                Niveau = Niveau.LeidingInGroep,
            };
            var lid = new Leiding
            {
                GroepsWerkJaar = groepsWerkJaar,
                GelieerdePersoon = new GelieerdePersoon()
            };

            var functiesManager = Factory.Maak<FunctiesManager>();
            // ASSERT

            var ex = Assert.Throws<FoutNummerException>(
                () => functiesManager.Toekennen(lid, new List<Functie> {contactPersoonFunctie}));
            Assert.AreEqual(FoutNummer.EMailVerplicht, ex.FoutNummer);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Standaard 'AantallenControleren'.  Nakijken of rekening wordt gehouden
        /// met nationaal bepaalde functies.
        /// </summary>
        [Test]
        public void OntbrekendeNationaalBepaaldeFuncties()
        {
            // ARRANGE

            // een nationale functie waarvan er precies 1 moet zijn
            var f = new Functie
            {
                MinAantal = 1,
                Type = LidType.Alles,
                ID = 1,
                IsNationaal = true,
                Niveau = Niveau.Alles
            };

            // groepswerkjaar zonder leden
            var gwj = new GroepsWerkJaar
            {
                Lid = new List<Lid>()
            };

            // Maak een functiesmanager
            var fm = Factory.Maak<FunctiesManager>();

            // ACT
            var problemen = fm.AantallenControleren(gwj, new[] { f });

            // ASSERT
            Assert.IsTrue(problemen.Any(prb => prb.ID == f.ID));
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Testfuncties vervangen
        /// </summary>
        [Test]
        public void FunctiesVervangen()
        {
            // Arrange

            // testdata
            var gwj = new GroepsWerkJaar();
            var groep = new ChiroGroep
            {
                GroepsWerkJaar = new List<GroepsWerkJaar> { gwj }
            };
            gwj.Groep = groep;

            var contactPersoon = new Functie
            {
                ID = 1,
                IsNationaal = true,
                Niveau = Niveau.Alles,
                Naam = "Contactpersoon",
                Type = LidType.Leiding
            };
            var finVer = new Functie
            {
                ID = 2,
                IsNationaal = true,
                Niveau = Niveau.Alles,
                Naam = "FinancieelVerantwoordelijke",
                Type = LidType.Leiding
            };
            var vb = new Functie
            {
                ID = 3,
                IsNationaal = true,
                Niveau = Niveau.Alles,
                Naam = "VB",
                Type = LidType.Leiding
            };
            var redactie = new Functie
            {
                ID = 4,
                IsNationaal = false,
                Niveau = Niveau.Groep,
                Naam = "RED",
                Type = LidType.Leiding,
                Groep = groep
            };
            var leiding = new Leiding
            {
                ID = 100,
                GroepsWerkJaar = gwj,
                Functie = new List<Functie> { contactPersoon, redactie },
                GelieerdePersoon = new GelieerdePersoon { Groep = groep }
            };

            var functiesMgr = Factory.Maak<FunctiesManager>();

            // ACT

            var leidingsFuncties = leiding.Functie; // bewaren voor latere referentie
            functiesMgr.Vervangen(leiding, new List<Functie> { finVer, vb, redactie });

            // ASSERT

            Assert.AreEqual(leiding.Functie.Count(), 3);
            Assert.IsTrue(leiding.Functie.Contains(finVer));
            Assert.IsTrue(leiding.Functie.Contains(vb));
            Assert.IsTrue(leiding.Functie.Contains(redactie));

            // om problemen te vermijden met entity framework, mag je bestaande collecties niet zomaar vervangen;
            // je moet entiteiten toevoegen aan/verwijderen uit bestaande collecties.
            Assert.AreEqual(leiding.Functie, leidingsFuncties);
        }

		/// <summary>
		/// probeert een functie die dit jaar in gebruik is te verwijderen.  We verwachten een exception.
		/// </summary>
		[Test]
		public void FunctieDitJaarInGebruikVerwijderenTest()
		{
            // arrange

            // testsituatie creeren
		    var functie = new Functie();
		    var groepswerkjaar = new GroepsWerkJaar
		                             {
                                         ID = 11,
		                                 Groep =
		                                     new ChiroGroep
		                                         {
		                                             ID = 1,
		                                             GroepsWerkJaar = new List<GroepsWerkJaar>()
		                                         }
		                             };
            groepswerkjaar.Groep.GroepsWerkJaar.Add(groepswerkjaar);
		    functie.Groep = groepswerkjaar.Groep;
		    var lid = new Leiding {Functie = new List<Functie>() {functie}, GroepsWerkJaar = groepswerkjaar};
            functie.Lid.Add(lid);

			var mgr = Factory.Maak<FunctiesManager>();

			// assert

		    Assert.Throws<BlokkerendeObjectenException<Lid>>(() => mgr.Verwijderen(functie, false));
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// probeert een functie die zowel dit jaar als vorig jaar gebruikt is,
		/// geforceerd te verwijderen.  We verwachten dat het 'werkJaar tot'  wordt
		/// ingevuld.
		/// </summary>
		[Test]
		public void FunctieLangerInGebruikGeforceerdVerwijderenTest()
		{
            // ARRANGE

            // model
		    var groep = new ChiroGroep();

		    var vorigWerkJaar = new GroepsWerkJaar {WerkJaar = 2011, Groep = groep, ID = 2};
		    var ditWerkJaar = new GroepsWerkJaar {WerkJaar = 2012, Groep = groep, ID = 3};
            groep.GroepsWerkJaar.Add(vorigWerkJaar);
		    groep.GroepsWerkJaar.Add(ditWerkJaar);

		    var functie = new Functie {Groep = groep, ID = 1};
            groep.Functie.Add(functie);

		    var gelieerdePersoon = new GelieerdePersoon {Groep = groep};
            groep.GelieerdePersoon.Add(gelieerdePersoon);

		    var leidingToen = new Leiding {GelieerdePersoon = gelieerdePersoon, GroepsWerkJaar = vorigWerkJaar};
		    var leidingNu = new Leiding {GelieerdePersoon = gelieerdePersoon, GroepsWerkJaar = ditWerkJaar};
            vorigWerkJaar.Lid.Add(leidingToen);
            ditWerkJaar.Lid.Add(leidingNu);

            leidingToen.Functie.Add(functie);
            leidingNu.Functie.Add(functie);
            functie.Lid.Add(leidingToen);
            functie.Lid.Add(leidingNu);

            // ACT

            var mgr = Factory.Maak<FunctiesManager>();
            var result = mgr.Verwijderen(functie, true);

            // ASSERT

            // functie niet meer geldig
            Assert.IsTrue(groep.Functie.Contains(functie));
            Assert.AreEqual(result.WerkJaarTot, ditWerkJaar.WerkJaar - 1);

            // enkel het lid van dit werkJaar blijft over
            Assert.AreEqual(result.Lid.Count, 1);
		}

        /// <summary>
        /// Bekijkt AantallenControleren wel degelijk enkel de angeleverde functies?
        /// </summary>
        [Test]
        public void AantallenControlerenBeperkTest()
        {
            // ARRANGE

            var functie1 = new Functie {MaxAantal = 1};
            var functie2 = new Functie();

            var groepsWerkJaar = new GroepsWerkJaar();

            groepsWerkJaar.Lid.Add(new Leiding {Functie = new List<Functie> {functie1}});
            groepsWerkJaar.Lid.Add(new Leiding {Functie = new List<Functie> {functie1}});    // 2 personen met de functie

            // ACT

            var target = Factory.Maak<FunctiesManager>();
            var actual = target.AantallenControleren(groepsWerkJaar, new List<Functie>{functie2});
            // controleer enkel op functie2.

            // ASSERT

            Assert.AreEqual(0, actual.Count);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Test op het controleren van maximum aantal leden met gegeven functie.
        ///</summary>
        [Test]
        public void AantallenControlerenBovengrensTest()
        {
            // ARRANGE

            var functie = new Functie { IsNationaal = true, MaxAantal = 1 };

            var groepsWerkJaar1 = new GroepsWerkJaar();
            var leiding1 = new Leiding {Functie = new List<Functie> {functie}};
            functie.Lid.Add(leiding1);
            groepsWerkJaar1.Lid.Add(leiding1);

            var groepsWerkJaar2 = new GroepsWerkJaar();
            var leiding2 = new Leiding { Functie = new List<Functie> { functie } };
            functie.Lid.Add(leiding2);
            groepsWerkJaar2.Lid.Add(leiding2);

            // ACT

            var target = Factory.Maak<FunctiesManager>();
            var actual = target.AantallenControleren(groepsWerkJaar1, new List<Functie> { functie });
            // controleer enkel op functie2.

            // ASSERT

            Assert.AreEqual(0, actual.Count);
        }
	}
}


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Ozone Community Recognized as Critical to Making 'Great Things Happen'
08 March 2022 — The 1987 Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer not only put the stratospheric ozone layer on the road to recovery and kept humanity safe from harmful ultraviolet radiation but it has also done more than any other agreement to slow catastrophic global warming. The success of this treaty has hinged on a combination of factors, among them the purposeful and effective collaboration within the Ozone community, recognized in a new book out today, Partnering: Forge the Deep Connections That Make Great Things Happen by Jean Oelwang.
Partnering explores how building deep business and personal relationships lays the foundation of a meaningful life. She draws from the wisdom of many legendary partnerships including Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, Ben and Jerry, Desmond and Leah Tutu, and the collective started by Mario Molina and F. Sherwood Rowland that saved humanity by protecting stratospheric ozone.
Among the sixty great partnerships who have made a profound difference – ranging from business partners, to friends, to life partners – Oelwang spotlights Director of Research at the Institute for Governance & Sustainable Development (IGSD) Dr. Stephen O. Andersen, Nobel Laureates Mario Molina and F. Sherwood Rowland, and former Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme Mostafa Tolba, as key partners responsible for addressing the first great threat to the global atmosphere.
Partnering also recognizes Brian G. Gardiner, Jonathan Shanklin, and Joseph Farman (who made the discovery of the 'Ozone hole' in the 1980s), and Dr. Penelope Canan, and Dr. Nancy Reichman.
"The Montreal Protocol is the most successful international environmental treaty ever agreed," said Dr. Stephen O. Andersen. "Read Jean Oelwang's inspiring book to find hope for future generations."
"Without the tireless work of the Ozone community, we would be facing even greater climate impacts, many of which would be irreversible and catastrophic," said IGSD President Durwood Zaelke. "Partnering serves as a reminder of what the Ozone community accomplished with lessons to protect the climate before it is too late."
Jean Oelwang is president and founding CEO of Virgin Unite, an entrepreneurial foundation that builds collectives, incubates ideas, and re-invents systems for a better world. All author proceeds from book sales will be donated to Plus Wonder – an independent not-for-profit initiative inspiring deep connections for better lives, better organizations, and a better world.
Partnering: Forge the Deep Connections That Make Great Things Happen is available for order here.
See IGSD produced tribute film to Nobel Laureate Mario Molina released on the one year anniversary of his passing here.
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a string and brass band, playing really old dance-music from New Orleans
Formed in New Orleans as a collective of several street performing groups, Frog & Henry perform and record old dance and jazz music from the early 1900's on brass and string instruments, with nearly every instrumentalist contributing to vocals. Most of our repertoire is dug up from forgotten songs dating to the dawn of recorded music, in the form of early dance tunes, or from even earlier 19thc sheet music.
Our annual UK tours have introduced us to early English dance bands, whose song selections and arrangements have been appearing regularly within our repertoire on tours elsewhere in the world, and on our most recent albums.
We've borrowed the phrase 'string and brass band' from the descriptions of the earliest New Orleans dance and jazz bands; and in that tradition we feature violin and mandolin-banjo as melody instruments alongside clarinet, alto and baritone saxophone. We've also designed and built a foot-operated tuba that allows one person to play tuba and six-string banjo simultaneously.
A typical F&H concert will feature a 6-piece band, where each musician plays at least two instruments:
violin/cornet
reeds/piano
tuba-machine/6-string banjo
mandolin-banjo/tenor banjo
guitar/tenor banjo
washboard/drums
We're equally happy to play for dancers, barn parties, pubs, weddings, jazz festivals, as a jug band, and for parties and celebrations of any description.
Frog&Henry's members also play with Tuba Skinny, The Cable St Rag Band, Smiles and Chuckles Stringband, James McClaskey, The Hot Teapots, (click links to listen).
Some of our influences: The Dixieland Jug Blowers, Frenchy's Stringband, Lionel Belasco, Leecan & Cooksey, Sara Martin, King Oliver, Johnny Dodds and others (click on links to listen).


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    Title
    The robot arm
    Date
    07/11/16

    Starting point:
    Code finished

    Target for this lesson
    To work the robot arm

    Did I reach my target?
(add details to "Lesson Review")
     Yes

    Lesson Review

    How did I learn? What strategies were effective?

    To do it at all, you had to get the arm from FAK, so without telling him you could not do the work.  You had to plug in the robot arm to the FUZE box, and then use the code on it.  I think one thing that made us work faster was just the fact that there was a robot arm in the first place.

    What limited my learning? Which habits do I need to work on?

     Because part of it apparently needed lights, I was unsure what to do.  I asked whether or not to, and FAK produced a robot arm for us, which we then tried to control.  So we kept on doing it all lesson, and I think it worked.

    What will I change for next time? How will I improve my learning?

    I will set up incredibly quickly, so that I can have the maximum possible time to do the coding which I find quite fun anyway. I will try to get the coding correct, so that no time is wasted.  It would be even better if it was done correctly first time so that it gets done even more quickly, because then even more would get done.  The coding just needed to be checked this time, so not much time was wasted there, so I will have to get the robot arm quickly too.


If you have a license issued from 19 Jan 2013 you can tow a small trailer weighing no more than 750kg. if the total weight of your vehicle, trailer and all their contents are less than 3,500kgs. If you want to tow anything heavier then you will need to pass the B+E test.
If you passed your car driving test before 1997 you are normally allowed to tow a trailer with a combined total weight with the vehicle of 8,250kg.
If you passed your car driving test between 01/01/1997 and 19/01/2013 you can tow a trailer up-to 750kg with a towing vehicle weight of 3,500kg. You can also tow a heavier trailers as long as you keep the total weight of your vehicle, trailers and all their contents below 3,500kg. If you want to tow anything heavier then you will need to pass the B+E test.
On completion of the towing course you will be allowed to tow a variety of trailers including horse, caravan, box, boats and plant machinery.
General rule of thumb – only tow up to 85% of vehicles?? weight – always consult your vehicles handbook.


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Vermont will soon offer relocation grants for people who move to Vermont to work full-time for a Vermont employer. Currently, the Remote Worker Grant Program offers reimbursement grants for relocation expenses incurred in moving to Vermont and setting up a remote workspace. The program has so far resulted in 290 remote workers and their family members moving to Vermont since January 1, 2019. You can learn more about the success of the Remote Worker Grant Program by reading the annual report.
The New Worker Relocation Grant Program expands eligibility for reimbursement grants to any worker who moves to Vermont to work full-time for a Vermont employer. Eligible workers can receive a reimbursement grant of up to $5,000 for relocation expenses, or up to $7,500 if relocating to certain parts of Vermont. Reimbursable expenses include moving costs like truck rental and moving supplies, as well as connectivity costs and specialized tools and equipment. The application for the program will open on January 1, 2020.
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Sec. 12. NEW WORKER RELOCATION INCENTIVE PROGRAM
(a) The Agency of Commerce and Community Development shall design and implement a New Worker Relocation Incentive Program to award incentive grants to new workers as provided in this section and subject to the policies and procedures the Agency adopts to implement the Program.
(b) Incentives for new workers. A new worker may be eligible for a grant under the Program for qualifying expenses, subject to the following:
(1) A base grant for a new worker shall not exceed $5,000.00.
(2) The Agency may award an enhanced grant, which shall not exceed $7,500.00, for a new worker who relocates to a labor market area in this State in which:
(A) the average annual unemployment rate in the labor market area exceeds the average annual unemployment rate in the State; or
(B) the average annual wage in the State exceeds the annual average wage in the labor market area.
(c) The Agency shall:
(1) adopt procedures for implementing the Program, which shall include a simple certification process to certify new workers and qualifying expenses;
(2) promote awareness of the Program, including through coordination with relevant trade groups and by integration into the Agency's economic development marketing campaigns;
(3) award grants on a first-come, first-served basis beginning January 1, 2020, subject to available funding; and
(4) adopt measurable goals, performance measures, and an audit strategy to assess the utilization and performance of the Program.
(d) On or before October 1, 2020, the Agency shall submit a report to the House Committee on Commerce and Economic Development and the Senate Committee on Economic Development, Housing and General Affairs concerning the implementation of this section, including:
(1) a description of the policies and procedures adopted to implement the Program; and
(2) the promotion and marketing of the Program.
(e) As used in this section:
(1) "New worker" means an individual who on or after January 1, 2020:
(A) becomes a full-time resident of this State;
(B) becomes a full-time employee of a business domiciled or authorized to do business in this State;
(C)(i) is employed in an occupation identified by the Department of Labor in its 2016–2026 Long Term Occupational Projections as one of the top occupations at each level of educational attainment typical for entry; or
(ii) who the Agency determines should otherwise receive an incentive grant under the Program because the worker possesses exceptional education, skills, or training or due to other extraordinary circumstances; and
(D) whose gross wage for the position equals or exceeds:
(i) 160 percent of the State minimum wage; or
(ii) if the employer is located in a labor market area in which the average annual unemployment rate is higher than the average annual unemployment rate for the State, 140 percent of the State minimum wage.
(2) "Qualifying expenses" means the actual costs that a new worker incurs for one or more of the following:
(A) relocation expenses, which may include closing costs for a primary residence; rental security deposit; first month's rent payment; and other expenses established in Agency guidelines; and
(B) expenses necessary for a new worker to perform his or her employment duties, including connectivity costs, specialized tools and equipment, and other expenses established in Agency guidelines.
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start talking about the midterm peer review process.
Welcome to the middle of the capstone course.
the first large-scale sharing of photographs in our midterm peer review.
and words, and to learn from one another on a bit larger scale.
as they respond to both your photographs and your writings about them.
another translation software solution if that's not your native language.
There are four written parts to the review.
that you've made along the way as your photography project has developed.
of itself be a critical learning experience for each of you.
of what that elusive word success means to you in both those areas.
To respond to and reflect on the photographs and words of others.
many of your fellow photographers' projects as you like.
The more the reviews, the more you learn, and the more others will learn too.
Our pep talk has ended.
Here's how you're going to get this experience underway.
made for your project at this point.
as you fret over which ones to add.
Just make some decisions, and choose your ten, and it'll be fine.
you're comfortable with, to create JPEG copies of your ten photographs.
that they're 1000 pixels in length on their longest sides.
Your files should be about 2 megabytes in size or less.
then click on the box that reads, New Thread.
You can see the box to click a little better in this enlargement.
you'll create your own thread titled with your name, followed by the word, project.
On the right side of this slide, you see an enlargement of the top left of the box.
that I shared with you in module three.
click the little box you see enlarged on the right side of this slide.
on the left this slide.
That is the image box.
you'll be given the option as to where you want to select photographs to upload.
Select the photographs you want to upload.
I prefer one at time, so they will appear in the order that I want them to be seen.
then with a blue cast like this.
Don't worry, it's just part of the uploading process.
click your cursor underneath it on the bottom left.
on the image icon again and continue uploading your photographs.
Do this until you have ten photographs uploaded to your thread.
review written materials with your photographs.
everyone else in the course can view them as well, and that's great.
Just dive right in and look at all the other projects in progress.
that is, we are not going to post comments here.
in that forum on nothing, and that way the pictures will stand for themselves.
You might be asking, where will you comment?
Well, we'll just use the peer review process.
both logged on to the capstone course.
you can easily reference them as you make your written comments.
where you have set the week four peer review page.
engage with at least five of your fellow photographers' projects.
only because you're nice people, [LAUGH] but because you want to learn more.
is to learn about someone else's.
to launch the rest of your efforts in developing your own capstone project.


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Individuals are encouraged to apply by April 1 for the MAMFT program. Those who have successfully completed the application process will be invited to participate in a group interview in April with members of the marriage and family therapy faculty. Applications received after the April group interview will be processed individually, and individual or group interviews will be scheduled as needed.
Individuals are encouraged to apply for admission to the program by April 1.
Qualified applicants will receive notification of "provisional acceptance," dependent upon the completion of a group interview.
In April, qualified applicants will meet with the MAMFT faculty for an all-day group interview process.
Faculty will make recommendations to the dean of academic programs, who will make the final decision concerning acceptance into the program.
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A dress is magical when it creates a magnificent silhouette when worn on the body. This mermaid design in tulle and floral appliqués in thread embroidery and gemstones, accentuates femininity and curves, fitting to the hips and emphasising the bust with a sensual and romantic strapless neckline. The cap sleeves and cape that begins at the bottom of the back, are two detachable pieces that provide it with that touch of class.


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ICC convicts former Ugandan rebel commander Dominic Ongwen
February 4, 2021 News 1
Dominic Ongwen, was a senior commander in Uganda's Lord's Resistance Army ( LRA)
Kampala, Uganda | URN | The International Criminal Court [ICC] has convicted Dominic Ongwen, the former commander of the Sinia Brigade of the Lord's Resistance Army [LRA].
Mr Ongwen was found guilty on 61 counts of War crimes and crimes against Humanity.
He was facing 70 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity allegedly committed during attacks in Pajule IDP camp on October 10, 2003, Odek IDP camp on April 29, 2004, Lukodi IDP camp on May 19, 2004, and Abok IDP camps on June 29, 2004.
On Thursday 4, february 2021, ICC Trial Chamber nine composed of Judge Bertram Schmitt, Péter Kovács and Raul Cano Pangalangan said that they found, beyond any reasonable doubt, that Ongwen is guilty of murder, attempted murder, torture, enslavement, outrages upon personal dignity, pillaging, destruction of property and persecution of civilians. All the crimes were committed in the context of the four specified attacks on the Internally Displaced Person's camps.
He was also found guilty of sexual and gender-based crimes, namely, forced marriage, torture, rape, sexual slavery, enslavement, forced pregnancy and outrages upon personal dignity, which he committed against seven women who were abducted and placed into his household.
The same court convicted Ongwen on charges of forced marriage, torture, rape, sexual slavery and enslavement, committed against girls and women within the Sinia brigade, and the crime of conscripting children under the age of 15 into the Sinia brigade and using them to participate actively in hostilities.
Judge Schmitt said, in a judgement delivered today that the court found Ongwen fully responsible for all the crimes, committed in the camps. The attack in Lukodi, which took place on May 19, 2004, left more than 60 people dead.
The Chamber, however, did not find evidence that supported the claim that Ongwen suffered from any mental disease or disorder during the period relevant to the charges or that he committed these crimes under duress or under any threats. The judge said in his statement that Ongwen himself participated in the crimes and oversaw them.
The court found that Ongwen was not under duress, and did not have a mental disorder that would affect his decision-making. The judge instead said that Ongwen was not a subordinate, but a man who contested orders and exercised his own independence in committing the crimes and planned very well before acting.
According to Schmitt, the chamber will soon impose the crimes of which he has been convicted. For the purposes of determining the appropriate sentence, the ICC chamber will consider submissions by the Prosecutor, the defence of Dominic Ongwen led by Crispus Ayena and the representatives of the victims.
The Defence could appeal the case, and based on the evidence, the appeals chamber can uphold or overturn the judgment. Ongwen can be jailed in any country of the ICC member states for a maximum of 30 years or a life sentence. ICC's founding treaty, the Rome Statute does not provide for a death penalty.
Ongwen is the first among the five LRA rebel commanders indicted by the ICC in 2005 to face trial at The Hague based court in the Netherlands. Others indicted included LRA rebel leader Joseph Kony still on the run, Vincent Otti, Okot Odhiambo, and Raska Lukwiya who are all presumed dead.
Over the course of 234 hearings, the Office of the ICC Prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, presented a total of 109 witnesses and experts, the Defence team lead by Krispus Ayena Odongo presented a total of 63 witnesses and experts and seven witnesses and experts were called by the Legal Representatives of the Victims that participated in the proceedings.
Who is the currently convicted Dominic Ongwen?
Dominic Ongwen, a former senior commander in the Lord's Resistance Army [LRA]
Former LRA commander Dominic Ongwen's journey from abduction at the age of 10 to his surrender, and trial at the International Criminal Court [ICC], The Hague.
1975: Ongwen is born in the village of Coo-rom, Kilak County, Amuru District, northern Uganda.
1986: Rebellion in northern Uganda breaks out after NRA/M captures power.
1988: Ongwen is abducted on his way to school and thereafter placed in the hands of Vincent Otti, a senior LRA commander at the time.
1994: At the age of 14 he is moved to Sudan where he undergoes military training in Khartoum, and is tasked with overseeing field operations.
1998: He is promoted to the rank of Major.
2003: Uganda makes referral of Ongwen and four other LRA deputies to the International Criminal Court.
2004: ICC begins investigations into war atrocities reportedly committed by LRA.
2005: Ongwen is reported dead by the UPDF in one of the field operations. ICC issues arrest warrants for Ongwen and other LRA deputies.
2006: ICC confirms that Ongwen is still alive after cross- examining generic fingerprints of the said body collected with DNA samples of his known surviving relatives. Reports later confirm that he is still alive and is somewhere in the Equatorial province, present day South Sudan,.
2007: LRA leader Joseph Kony orders the execution of Otti and his other close aides but Ongwen is spared. Negotiations with Uganda fail and LRA rebels push backwards to DRC.
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2008: In June he leads a raid on a South Sudanese military garrison in Nabanga in which several rebels die
2009: After the botched raid he refuses to join the rest of the LRA group in Central African Republic. Kony also receives reports that Ongwen is communicating with Ugandan officials with the intention of surrendering alongside his 60 fighters.
2010: Kony sends a large force of loyal troops to intercept Ongwen's group, which at that time operates along the Duru River in DRC. They split up Ongwen's group and replace key members with fighters from Kony's loyalist Central Brigade. Kony demotes him and gives Lt. Col. Binany command of LRA forces in Congo.
2011: He meets Kony again, is demoted on spot and threatened with execution.
2012: In August he escapes and moves further north into CAR. UPDF reports attacking Ongwen's group in the process.
2013: Defectors indicate that he may have regrouped with Kony again and promoted back to senior leadership.
2014: LRA conducts occasional attacks in areas where UPDF/US troops are stationed.
2015: On January 3 he slips into the hands of the Seleka Muslim outfits near Samouandja province in south east CAR.
On January 5 he is handed over to the US troops who airlift him to their bases in Obo town and is positively identified by the UPDF. Talks between Uganda and The African Union's Regional Counter LRA Task Force commence on the next course of action.
On January 15 he is handed over to the UPDF troops for processing.
On January 16 UPDF hands him over to Central African Republic to hand him over to ICC.
On January 17 CAR authorities hand him over to ICC and he is flown to the ICC headquarters at The Hague.
2016: Ongwen trial before the International Criminal Court begins in December.
2021: The International Criminal Court [ICC] delivers judgment on January 4, 2021 after trying Ongwen. Dominic Ongwen, 45, was found guilty of 61 charges relating to crimes including murder, widespread rape, sexual enslavement, abducting children, torture and pillaging carried out in the early 2000s.
Bertram Schmitt
Humanity Crimes
Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)
LRA Rebel Group
LRA Rebels
Péter Kovács
Raul Cano Pangalangan
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