The diary entries are very scattered. The first entry indicated that Adair and his wife were considering coming to Kansas. The other entries relate to daily activities and Adair's ministry. He often mentioned who he visited and who was ill. The entry for Feb. 4, 1861, noted that Kansas had been admitted to the Union.
The Stubbs militia company was organized on April 16, 1855, to protect Lawrence and the people of Kansas Territory. The constitution limited membership to 64 "rank and file" members and listed the duties of the various officers. The by-laws called for weekly drills, public parades once each three months, and indicated that prospective members had to be voted upon as well as paying ten dollars. Other expectations for members were detailed in the by-laws. The charter was the draft of a bill to be passed by the territorial legislature and listed the following as the incorporators of the Stubbs, a volunteer military company: Joseph Cracklin, A. Cutler, George F. Earle, John G. Crocker, Caleb S. Pratt, A. Gunther, and A. D. Searl. Although the document included the date of April 16, 1855, a date of 1858 was penciled above the title Constitution.
L. C. P. Freer of Chicago wrote a scathing commentary of the Kansas Territory free state movement and its supporters to James Abbott, who had solicited subscriptions from him to fund the cause. Freer suggested that the founders of the Emigrant Aid Societies were hypocritical and the free state men were nothing but "cattle" forming only a "little whiff of opposition to the introduction of Slavery into Kanzas." Freer did not appear to be a proslavery supporter, but rather a tough critic who responded cynically to the idealism of the free state cause.
Amos A. Lawrence wrote from Boston to James Abbott in Hartford, Conneticut, with shipping instructions for the 100 sharps rifles he would procure. Lawrence requested that they be "packed in casks like hardware" and to bill him for expenses incurred.
Josiah Miller, making arrangements for his parents' journey from South Carolina to Kansas Territory, wrote to his father and mother from his office at the Kansas Free State newspaper. He told them of his need to purchase personal arms for his own protection and described to them a recent situation of election fraud. Miller also wrote that his goal, as a newspaper editor, was to "move men to support the Free State ticket." He added that he was having a falling out with Robert Elliott, his business partner.
Keywords: Crops; Douglas County, Kansas Territory; Election fraud; Elliott, Robert G.; Free state activities; Kansas Free State (newspaper); Lawrence, Kansas Territory; Miller, Josiah; Newspapers; Robinson, Charles, 1818-1894; Stringfellow, Benjamin F.
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Brief outline: Reena, 42, describes herself as Bangladeshi, and came to the UK aged 9. She was diagnosed with depression in her early 30s.
Background: Does voluntary work, married with 3 adult children and four children under 18. Ethnic background/nationality: Bangladeshi (born in Bangladesh); in UK for 33 years.
She received no help from her relatives when she needed them and there was no-one to look after her children; instead, she got support from nurses. (Audio in Bengali, text in English).
She believes people use different terms to describe how they feel but it all stems from depression.
She wanted "proper help" from her GP so she told her if they didn't admit her to hospital she would commit suicide or "run away from home". (Audio in Bengali, text in English).
Reena describes her symptoms of depression and how she felt better after going to Mecca and receiving a talisman. (Audio in Bengali, text in English).
Reena says work helped her "to keep my mind fresh". (Audio in Bengali, text in English).
Reena feels her family "abandoned" her when she became unwell. (Audio in Bengali, text in English).
Reena went to one hospital that was so awful it would make you unwell and she made a complaint about it. (Audio in Bengali, text in English).
Does voluntary work, married with 3 adult children and four children under 18. Ethnic background/nationality: Bangladeshi (born in Bangladesh); in UK for 33 years.
So auntie, were there no other relatives at the time?
My, was I had everybody here really but what I have to say is when you are ill then no-one wants to know you, understand? In our society, no-one is there for you if are ill. And the English are like, when you are OK, they don't bother but if you are ill then they help. They give you respect.
Have you got no-one in this country?
Are you on good terms with your relatives?
No, I do not want to mix with the relatives. I want to be on my own. When I needed them nobody was around. Everybody is good weather friend. If I invite you all now, if I arrange something gorgeous in a park and build a stage and arrange for cakes etc you would come well dressed and even bring a gift. If I have to do this for the relatives as well, then it's better if I do it with whoever, I didn't get them when I needed them. When I was ill, my children suffered as if they had no mother. Nobody helped us then. Nobody would comb my kids' hair or give them a glass of water. So now I can't be bothered to treat them. I did a lot for them and they abandoned me. I don't want to give them the same chance again. One has to get stronger through suffering. One can not go out without getting strong. Who made me strong? The two psychology nurses that came, they used to give me courage. If I was sitting down, they would say, "Why are you sitting down? Let's go for a walk." If I said I couldn't, they would say, "We are with you, you can do it." Or if I said I couldn't go somewhere because I didn't know English, they would say, "Why not? We are with you." One of them was Bengali and the other was English. They would say, "Whatever you are stuck with, we are here to help you." It was all right in the olden days. If you were nice to others, they would reciprocate. Now you can be nice but get nothing in return.
I think a lot people, men and women, are suffering from depression without us knowing it. We say it aches here or there; in the stomach or in the leg. But in fact all of that is from depression. Whether one feels frightened or his heart races, it's all from the same thing.
Sometimes I was better sometimes I was worse. It was going on like that. She was about one and a half and I wasn't feeling well; sort of fed up. I felt that I was a living dead. My children were looking after me, I could not do anything for them, they would do the cooking. So I felt what's the point being a mother like this? Sometimes I used to feel like just walking out. It was like that, so one day I went to the GP. I thought I would have to use some tricks. If I didn't then she wouldn't send me to the proper hospital. If I went to the proper hospital then they would give me proper help. So I told the GP see, I have told you about all my problems; I want to tell you more; and if you don't send me to hospital today then I will either walk into the path of a vehicle or take an overdose and kill myself. She asked me whether I really meant it. She used to trust me, I said I was really fed up that day. I was feeling really bad that I wasn't able to do anything for the kids so she tried to arrange for a hospital straightaway but no hospital accepted me. They said she doesn't really have any serious problem; she wouldn't do anything; she is just depressed. We don't have any beds. They looked for a bed at the mental hospital and didn't find any at… The GP insisted that somehow they would have to accommodate her today, if you don't and anything happens then you would be responsible for that. In the end they made arrangements for me a private hospital at [nearby area] at midnight. I didn't want to go back home that day. If I go home then people say things and I can't stand that. So I said either you admit me at the hospital or I will just run away from home. So the GP put pressure on them saying if you don't take her in today and anything goes wrong, you would be responsible. So they took me to the private hospital and got me checked.
I was still suffering, I used to feel awful. I did not enjoy anything, I would only feel nice if I sat down quietly on my own. So at that time I asked my husband to give up work. But he did not, used to go out with them to the park for fresh air. It went on like this for about six months, six months. After that my husband planned to take me to Mecca for a pilgrimage. He thought that if we went there Allah would fix all the problems. At that time I stopped eating for about a month.
Lost my appetite totally. So he took me to the pilgrimage. We stayed there for two weeks.
All of us, everyone and we stayed for about nine days. After that he said let's go to Bangladesh. So went to Bangladesh. We stayed there for about one and a half to two months. After we went there they gave me a charm. It's called by or something; said that it would get better. So after getting to Bangladesh there was some change. I started eating again from the second day I was in Mecca, I started eating. The suffering was less than before.
Was it after going to Bangladesh?
Now auntie, I am asking questions because a lot of the ladies go to the Mullahs and we want to find out about that did any of that help you?
I feel that both of them helped me.
What did they give you? A talisman?
They gave me special water and oil and told me that somebody did a spell on me. So a talisman normally works against magic. Towards the end I myself got treatment from a Mullah, I felt that helped. After a little while I got better.
So slowly I gained confidence, I had the courage. I would have to stand up, have to talk, have to try. So they sent me on a course. I had to go. So because of all this support and their encouragement I started a course. I took four lessons and then gave up driving lessons. I was doing well with my driving. Even the instructor asked whether I used to cycle before or anything like that. I said that I hadn't so he said, "How come you are so good at driving? You have got all the right ideas." And then I went to the school and asked for a job. They gave me Year three. Now I was not able to manage Year three, I did not know enough English so I said, "Put me in the nursery group." So they offered me playground duty, so I took the playground job. Then they suggested to me to go on a course. I went for the course and then because of my illness, my baby started eating other things, I joined with the nurses. I worked with them for about three months.
All these were voluntary work, it was not regular work. I just used to be with them, like at the school I didn't do full-time, just two or three days, it was not really a job but to just keep my mind fresh. It was better than sitting at home doing nothing. So doctors said, "When you are fed up with the work, you just write it all down and come away. You come home and then either watch a film or read a book or be with friends. But don't force yourself to do the work. If you do you will get bored and have problems." And, you know, if I were nervous I would have anxiety attacks. So I started following their advice. Like if I was cooking and felt bad, then I would just leave everything and go out with them maybe to the park and have a chat and freshen my mind that way. Or sometimes I would just lie down for 15 minutes.
And before going to [local] hospital I said to my GP, told them my story and said, "Even you guys don't care for me, my family doesn't care, I haven't got many friends either. I want to talk; everything is just building up inside me." So the GP said you can talk to me, there would be no problem. So I started talking to her slowly.
After five weeks they transferred me to [another] hospital. After getting there and looking at the situation, I did not stay there. I phoned my daughter and said come quick. It was so smelly and such an awful place. It was better to die at home. I complained about it. Now they have changed it, they have brought it into [another] Hospital. I said if it is like this I won't stay here; on top of that I will make a complaint against you. At least you get the carpet changed. They were eating and going to toilet at the same place. They sent me there for three months. But I left within the hour. The nurse said, "If you don't like it get out now." She said to my daughter, "If you love your mum take her out now, otherwise she can't get out before three months." So my daughter wanted to see the senior doctor. They said she couldn't before the next day. She insisted on seeing him straight away and told me to put proper make up on so that if the doctor came he would see that I was not ill. I did accordingly and came out and also complained. Because anybody staying in that environment would get ill, rather than getting better, one would get worse. My condition got worse in that hour. I came out from that hospital fresh and became ill in there. So I planned if I had to die, I would die at home rather than staying at that hospital.
Reena, 42, describes herself as Bangladeshi. She has lived in the UK for 33 years. Reena experienced postnatal depression after the birth of her second to last child. She says she became feverish, couldn't sleep, didn't enjoy meals, and felt scared and stressed. She says her mind was not working properly and she had weird feelings in her head. Her daughters' were registered as young carers and their schooling was suffering because they were looking after the other children and missing school. Reena says she was worried she might die, because her heart would race and she thought she was going to have a heart attack. She says she felt like she was in a different world. She asked her GP to check her heart, stomach, kidneys, head and brain. She didn't know why she felt like this and says her GP was puzzled, but then diagnosed depression and prescribed medication but her depression got worse and she stopped eating. Reena asked her GP for someone to talk to and for help with her children, they sent a Bengali woman, which helped.
Reena went on a pilgrimage to Mecca and then to Bangladesh where she saw a Mullah, who told her it was magic spell and gave her a charm and was given special water and oil. She started to feel better and when she came back to the UK she decided she needed to be tougher. She went to the school and started to do voluntary work and started to feel better and visit friends.
Reena experienced antenatal depression while pregnant with her last child. She was admitted to hospital in the final weeks of her pregnancy because she was found unconscious at home and the doctors said it wasn't safe for her to go home. When she came home with the new baby she says the stress began and her GP referred her to a CPN (community psychiatric nurse). Reena was observed by the CPN and by the health visitor and given family support, but says nothing helped. Reena was referred to a mother and baby unit in a psychiatric hospital for observation but only stayed for 2 weeks because she wasn't trying to commit suicide or harm her baby.
When she left hospital she tried different medicines and saw a CPN but still felt unwell and fed-up; she says she was like the "living dead". Reena says she went to her GP and told her if she didn't refer her to hospital she would commit suicide - because she wanted proper help. The hospitals refused to admit her and Reena says her GP told them it would be their responsibility if anything happened and eventually Reena was accepted at a private hospital. Reena was in hospital for 5 weeks and tried different medicines. Reena says she asked for an interpreter in hospital but they refused and said they would understand her somehow. She says that some of the staff and her husband asked her if she was pretending to be ill. Reena says there were no other Bengali people in hospital, but she made some good friends who looked after her. When she returned home, she was provided with support looking after the kids and doing housework, and saw a counsellor, health visitor, and CPN. Reena says they were mostly English but it didn't matter to her because she wanted to have practice and learn. She says the CPNs gave her courage. She also attends a group to talk to people, and enjoyed herself. She starting driving lessons and went to school and asked for voluntary work. Her dose of Citalopram was reduced to 20mg.
Reena says she didn't want to talk to the doctors about family matters, whether her marital problems were causing her to feel unwell, or whether anyone was causing her to suffer even though they promised it would be confidential. Reena says she probably would have got better if she had talked to someone 10 years ago but she was worried it would make her family suffer. Reena says she has a good GP who she has known for 25 years, and has fun with her even though she is English. She says she told her problems because she told her to trust her.
Reena says when she became depressed her husband wouldn't listen and that sometimes he would hurt her feelings and make her feel worse. She says her husband's family abandoned her, and she mainly got support from her children. Reena says that in her culture no one is there for you if you are ill, but the English help when you are ill and give you respect. She says English people should go to heaven because they helped her so much at the hospital her and with their help Allah made her recover.
Reena says depression is a mental worry that cannot be described completely. She says it's difficult to make a doctor understand, let alone anyone else. Reena says that in her culture, the women are isolated at home and experience stress from their husbands, in-laws, kids, and work but they keep it inside and this causes depression which leads to cancer, strokes and death. Reena says depression is caused by fear of other people. She says her husband is very strict and if she didn't prepare things according to his timetable he would shout at her or beat her' she says that often when people are suffering it is because of their husbands, not their family. Reena says she is not afraid any more because her GP is behind her.
Reena says she knows how to help people with depression because she knows how they feel. She says they need to be treated slowly and gently; people should give them support, keep them cheerful, and never hurt their feelings. Reena says people with depression should talk to someone they trust to get it out of their system. She says make your GP your friend.
Reena says she was discharged years ago and was lucky to survive because she knows people who have died from sadness. She says she could get ill again if she becomes lazy or starts worrying. Reena likes to get involved and help other people, she's helping another woman with depression and helps people with their kids because she knows what it was like when no one helped her.


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Le Championnat du monde de Superbike 2011 est la  du Championnat du monde de Superbike.

Carlos Checa qui a dominé toute la saison devient le premier espagnol vainqueur du championnat du monde Superbike. En remportant le classement des constructeurs, Ducati s'adjuge son .

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Payden Kegley Commits to play Volleyball at Clark State
Payden Kegley, a 2018 graduate of Yellow Springs High School, has signed a National Letter of Intent to play Volleyball for the Eagles!
During Kegley's playing career at Yellow Springs she earned 2nd Team All-Conference as a Junior, 1st Team All-Conference as a Senior and earned an invite to the Senior All Star Game. She was a 3 year Varsity Letter winner. She achieved over 1,000 Digs in her High School career.
Kegley stated, "I really wanted to stay close to home to major in Nursing. I really enjoy playing volleyball and getting the opportunity to play at the college level close to home was an important decision of mine to sign with Clark State." Coach McInturff states, "he is happy to welcome Kegley as a new member of the volleyball team. She brings a great deal of skill, talent and enthusiasm to the DS/Libero position. I look forward to working with her this season."
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J - I can't see a link under the "Section" area, is there one as the only way I can find it is from the post (or typing the address in).
Come on people, what no vids ???
Wheres those incriminating vids that need hosting ?
'cause I'm pretty slow... whats your Email address?
Got a few off my phone of the meet at Volvo training and Donington Park.
Whats the size limit on your email system for vids. Seems this may screw things up if we don't know. On mine for example anything over 10mb will bounce.
Also various vids at www.cardwell.co.uk/old-site/volvo/ you can pull off and host J.
For the benefit of easy favorite addition could you add the following HTML tag.
It may be a better idea to setup an anonymous ftp server with a writable but not readable incoming directory. 10mb through email isn't ideal.
i'd love a look at that tornado video any chance of making it available? the link doesn't work. yousendit.com?
Justin whats your Email address?
So let me get this right, i send the email with my vid from my phone to Justin????
Yes - then Justin will upload it to the site.
ummm got quicktime and it still doesn't work?
Don't understand - when I left click the page just loops back to the list of downloads and when I right click and select "Save Target As" it offers to save it as a HTML and not the movie listed??
that's exactly the same problem i'm having.
So weasel...first of all you slagged off my pus coloured estate now what have you got to say about my red car beating a jet plane at the last meet?!!!!!
hi , why all video is locked ??
Hi, Video not locked if you log in!!
i.m logged in and they locked or do you have to log in again ?
If you use the un attractive direct server link then you can just right click and save target as, if you cant manage it that way you shouldnt own a PC lol.


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Happy birthday and hearty salutations from the Swami!
"I hope they don't throw a party...this family doesn't behave well at gatherings."
"Barnabas! Why couldn't you just send a card like everyone else?"
Happy birthday @darkshadows38 ! Best wishes.


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A still from As You Are, which was filmed at many locations around the Capital Region.
The special screening will be at The Spectrum March 3 at 7 pm. Tickets for the event are $20 and only available online, not through the normal Spectrum ticketing system. The event is sponsored by Film Albany and Upstate Independents, and all the proceeds will benefit the YouthFX program in Albany.
The event will feature a post-screening Q&A with the Albany natives behind the film: writer/director Miles Joris-Peyrafitte, writer Madison Harrison, and producer/colorist Joseph Mastantuono.
Hits -- a new film from actor/comedian/director David Cross (you know, from Arrested Development) -- will screen at the Spectrum February 19, with a live Skype Q&A with Cross following the screening. Tickets are pay what you will, and sales will be directly split between the film and the Spectrum.
Splitsider describes Hits as "a darkly caustic journey into the pathetic depths of viral videos, internet fame, and the insatiable vacuum of lowest-common-denominator post-reality culture."
It's the first film directed by Cross, and he's using some unusual ways to get the film out there. There will be pay-what-you-will screenings -- like the one at the Spectrum -- at < href="http://www.hitsfilm.com/">a handful of theaters around the country. And the film will also be released using BitTorrent.
The pay-what-you-will screening at the Spectrum is Thursday, February 19 at 6:30 pm. The Skype Q&A with Cross will follow.
The Spectrum advertises on AOA.
Because we are a site on the internet we are required to post something about this -- because cats: The [deep breath] First (and Probably Last) Annual Capital Region Feline Film and Video Festival for Humans will be at The Spectrum October 7. As best we can tell, it's pretty much what's on the label.
The fest is the creation of Albany native Mike Keegan, who now lives in San Francisco. He teamed up with film festival veteran Jay Wertzler to produce the First Annual San Francisco Intergalactic Film + Video Feline Festival for Humans this past May. Here's a recap of the event (we won't spoil the stunning twist involving Keegan about 2/3 of the way into the article).
The duo are now taking the show on the road. Keegan reached out to us today because they'd like to include cat videos from the Capital Region in the Spectrum show -- there's info on how to submit videos at that link.
The Spectrum screening starts at 7 pm on Tuesday, October 7.
In related news: The cats are now one step closer to thoroughly distracting humans as they advance their plot to take over the world.
THE GREAT CHICKEN WING HUNT is an award-winning documentary comedy about Buffalo wings and the band of misfits who set out to find the world's best one. Join us for the Albany premiere of the film critics call "The Big Lebowski of documentaries" and "One of the bonafide best movies of the year". Featuring several scenes shot in Albany. Associate Producer and Albany native Melinda Person will introduce the film. Director Matt Reynolds will Skype in for a Q&A.
The trailer is after the jump.
And here's a review of the doc by Eater's Joshua David Stein from this past November -- he calls it "hugely enjoyable."
The screening at the Spectrum is Wednesday, January 22 at 7 pm. Tickets are $10 and available online.
Mike Birbiglia's Sleepwalk with Me opens at the Spectrum this Friday. The indie comedy -- from Birbiglia and the producers of This American Life (Ira Glass co-wrote the film) -- is in limited release (TAL has been urging people to request it at theaters).
We know of lot of people in the AOA crowd are fans of Birbigs and TAL, so we pulled together a drawing for what should be a fun night out: two free tickets to Sleepwalk with Me at the Spectrum, plus a $25 gift certificate for dinner at the nearby Capital City Gastropub.
What's your surreal dream for the Capital Region?
It could be a dream as wish for the future -- "My dream is to build a new Corning Tower out of bacon" -- or an actual (sleeping) dream that you've had. We'll pick one winner at random. That person gets the tickets and the gift certificate. The tickets are good for any showing of Sleepwalk during its one-week run at the Spectrum.
The story: when an aspiring stand-up fails to express his true feelings about his girlfriend and his stalled career, his anxiety comes out in increasingly funny and dangerous sleepwalking incidents. SLEEPWALK WITH ME features Lauren Ambrose ("Six Feet Under"), Carol Kane ("Taxi"), James Rebhorn ("Meet the Parents"), Cristin Milioti (star of Broadway's "Once"), plus comedians Marc Maron, Kristen Schaal, Wyatt Cenac, Jessi Klein, Henry Phillips and David Wain.
The trailer is embedded above. And, due to the ultra-competitive nature of the film industry, Birbiglia and Glass have started a feud with Joss Whedon.
Important: All comments must be submitted by noon on Tuesday, September 11, 2012 to be entered in the drawing. You must answer the question to be part of the drawing. One entry per person, please. You must enter a valid email address (that you check regularly) with your comment. The winner will be notified via email by 5 pm on Tuesday and must respond by noon on Wednesday (September 12).
AOA is a media sponsor of the film at Spectrum.
The Spectrum posted today that it will start screening Sleepwalk with Me on September 14. We hear it will run at least a week.
Sleepwalk is an indie comedy from Mike Birbiglia and the producers of This American Life. The trailer is embedded above. Birbiglia and TAL have been urging fans to contact their local theaters in an effort to get the film picked up around the nation. A few weeks ago the Spectrum posted it was "getting a ton of requests" for the film.
In addition to Birbiglia, Sleepwalk also stars Lauren Ambrose, Marc Maron, Kristen Schaal, Wyatt Cenac, Jesse Klein and a bunch of other comedians.


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Downtown Baltimore is a mixture of retrofitted and modern buildings, on January 13 in Baltimore, Md., Baltimore is a draw for millennials who want to live in close-in, hip, urban neighborhoods.
Millennial movers: how young people choose where to live
Urban life and city amenities influence their choice of city more than economic conditions, a new study shows.
By Cristina Maza Staff writer
@crisleemaza
Many assume there are two simple factors that influence people's decision to uproot and move to a new place of residence: employment and housing. But this may be just one part of the story for Generation Y.
Millennials don't just move for a job, a new study by the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) shows. Instead, around 70 percent of young college graduates decide where to relocate based on quality-of-life factors such as robust restaurant scene and good mass transit. Once a young person decides to move, urban life and city amenities influence their choice of city more than economic conditions.
"Just like the Dutch who settled in the Hudson Valley, the Irish who settled in Boston, or the Swedes and Norwegians who move to Minnesota and the Dakotas, these workers are moving to places with large populations of people just like themselves: young and educated," wrote the authors of the report Top Job Destination for Young College Graduates.
"This is the single most important factor in explaining post-college destinations."
Last year a study published in the journal Urban Studies suggested that employment and housing were the dominant factors in deciding where to relocate. Between 2005 and 2007, the study found that young, highly educated people were more likely to change location than any other segment of the population. While this continues to be true today, the new report suggests that there may be more behind young Millennials' moving choices.
AIER's Employment Destination Index ranks 260 metropolitan areas across the United States in an effort to tease out patterns about why young graduates flock to certain areas over others.
The study found that while large metropolitan areas such as New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Boston attract around 25 percent of young, well-educated movers, smaller cities such as Santa Cruz, Calif.; Ann Arbor, Mich.; Iowa City; and Bridgeport, Conn., are also popular destinations. These cities are attractive to Millennials because they balance economic opportunities with lower rents and amenities such as restaurants and bars. Twenty-somethings also are seeking out college towns, since universities can help prop up the economies of smaller metropolitan areas and provide cultural and social opportunities.
While a city's unemployment rate is the second most important factor that determines destination, the third most important factor is the accessibility of alternative transportation methods.
"The relative lack of car dependency reflects the values of a generation that is as comfortable on bike, on foot or in an unlicensed, crowd-sourced private car for hire summoned by smartphone," the study's authors reported.
The new 'cool' cities for Millennials
The results of the study may not come as a surprise to Millennial watchers who have already noted that this generation, which is comprised of people in their teens to their early 30s, and which now makes up the largest percentage of America's workforce, is motivated by a love of "authenticity" which makes "non-traditional" cities attractive.
In a recent Christian Science Monitor cover story, Monitor correspondent Stephanie Hanes looked at cities such as Cincinnati and Detroit, which are becoming increasingly attractive to Millennials. For example, Jen Horton opted to live in Baltimore instead of Washington, D.C., her city of employment. While Ms. Horton said the decision allowed her to save money on rent and utilities, the lower cost of living wasn't the only reason she chose the Charm City.
"It was about finding a place that felt like somewhere: a community of which she could be a part, a place that she wouldn't just step into to be carried along, like San Francisco or New York, but a place where her life and actions mattered," wrote Ms. Hanes.
In general, the US population is highly mobile with around 25 to 28 million people moving each year between regions, states, and counties, the study found. But while economic factors continue to play an important role, Millennials demonstrate that cultural and social appeals can matter just as much, the study's authors say.
"Traditional economic theory would predict that economic reasons are the primary motivators for movers, and all the more so for the young and well-educated," the authors point out.
"Our analysis supports the cultural impression prevalent these days that members of the Millennial generation seek a work/life balance."
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This hotel is located within walking distance of Bangkok's most fabulous shopping and entertainment centres and is adjacent to the major central business district. It is next to the busy main street, Petchburi Road, and is only a 10-15 minute walk to the tourist centre with various bars, restaurants and nightlife. The hotel is about 22 km from Don Muang Airport (DMK), and 30 km from Suvarnabhumi, Bangkok's international airport (BKK). The air-conditioned hotel comprises 76 rooms and offers guests total privacy in a peaceful and specially-designed tropical resort atmosphere. Parking is available for guests arriving by car. Guests can indulge in unique treatments at Spa Buri's which provide revitalisation of the body and spirit,. Worldwide top-of-their-class cosmetics as well as specially blended exotic Thai herbs are carefully selected for sophisticated facial and body treatments.
Centrally located on Bangkok's Sukhumvit 57, this budget hotel is a short walk from Thonglor BTS station and is close to many shops, restaurants and bars. The 44 guest rooms are basic but comfortably furnished, all come equipped with air-conditioning, private shower room, minibar, Cable TV and complimentary tea & coffee facilities. Smile Restaurants offers a selection of International and local dishes and additional hotel facilities include an Internet corner, safety deposit boxes, laundry service and room service. Rates are not valid for nationals or passport holders of the following countries; Thailand.
The city hotel Sawasdee Bangkok Inn is located on the vibrant shopping district of Khaosan Road. Close to the capital's main tourist attractions such as the Grand Palace, Wat Phrakaew Temple of the Emerald Buddha, The Marble Temple of Wat Benchamabophit and Vimmanmek Royal Palace, the hotel is the ideal base from which guests can explore the culture and history of this eclectic city.Featuring colonial architecture and reflecting the charm of old Siam, the hotel sits charmingly amidst its surroundings. The guest rooms are decorated with antique teakwood and feature vibrant colours and relaxing comfort making them the perfect place to relax after a long day exploring the city.
Offers ambiance ,character and a relaxed atmosphere near the world famous Khaosan Road The most delightful Guest House, newly appointed rooms fashioned in a unique Asian style. Enjoy a great atmosphere, buzzing with worldly travelers looking for excitement and adventure. Sawasdee House - Bangkok, restaurant is world famous among st travels, where new friendships are forged over drinks, billiards and great music. Come inside a labyrinth, rich with art from the farthest corners of the planet and learn the secrets of Thailand from veteran travelers returning or about to launch on a new Asian experience.
This city hotel is situated in the heart of the trendy Sukhumvit Road. It is just a 2-minute walk from the Nana Sky train station and a few hundred metres from the major world-class shopping centres, dining areas and clubs. Don Mueang International Airport and Suvarnabhumi Airport are 35 and 40 km away respectively. Renovated in 2012, this boutique hotel comprises a total of 24 guest rooms spread across 8 floors. Here guests can enjoy a peaceful refreshment at the café or dine on some Thai or international specialty at the rooftop restaurant. Free WiFi Internet access is provided throughout the establishment to help guests stay connected with friends or the office. Visitors who need a bit of relaxation can book a professional massage.


"But haven't you already made your choice?
The far-flung land is ranged.
So if we "immigrants from overseas"
Once held in England's boundless "master-work"
Our past as wholly dark?
To fool an exile home?
So here I stay, half-hoping still to go.
If once again I made a choice.
The years are not so slow.
Or is this still deceit?
Two of the quotations in Stanzas 6 & 7 are from W.E.Henley's poem, "England, My England".


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Special Exhibition: Goya's Last Works
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Portrait of a Lady (María Martínez de Puga?), 1824
Mystery surrounds the sitter, who is provisionally identified as the wife of a witness to a power-of-attorney executed by Goya before leaving Madrid. Neither is it known whether Goya painted the work in Madrid, Paris, or Bordeaux, the cities where he spent time in the pivotal year of 1824. With its subdued palette and daring, informal technique, the portrait has long been recognized as a masterpiece of the final years.
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Principal funding for Goya's Last Works has been provided by the Robert Lehman Foundation, with major support from Merrill Lynch; Melvin R. Seiden in honor of Jonathan Brown and Susan Grace Galassi; The Widgeon Point Charitable Foundation; Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Eberstadt; The Samuel H. Kress Foundation; and The Getty Grant Program of The J. Paul Getty Trust. The catalogue has been generously underwritten by Lawrence and Julie Salander and made possible, in part, by Furthermore: A Program of the J. M. Kaplan Fund. Support for scholarly programming has been provided by the Arthur Ross Foundation. Additional support has been provided by The Helen Clay Frick Foundation and the Fellows of The Frick Collection.
This exhibition is also supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and Humanities.
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Conduce is the operational intelligence platform for your supply chain. Conduce sits at the top of your technology stack as the universal user interface for all your disparate systems.
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Prior to co-founding Conduce, Chris managed IT technology partnerships and adjacent markets for Boeing's Enterprise Technology Strategy unit to expand Boeing's IP footprint by engaging small innovative companies. Chris played a key role in introducing disruptive technology to Boeing and its customers. Prior to joining Boeing, Chris worked for IBM Global Services in both the Program Management and Consulting practices. As a senior program manager and senior managing consultant, Chris successfully delivered complex corporate strategic initiatives for Fortune 500 companies in the Industrial Manufacturing, Financial Services and Health Care industries. Chris loves the power of Conduce to deliver real-time operational understanding to global enterprises. When not at work, he enjoys many forms of physical exercise and is currently learning how to cook. He's a big fan of Formula 1 racing, Rugby and college football.
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Following Ben's release from active service he partnered with two other Special Forces Officers and founded a software company, Aptus Technologies (now DecisionGrid) committed to providing analytics tools that enhance decision-making capabilities and deliver powerful intelligent analytics to the battlefield.
Ben was instrumental in landing the company's largest contract, Boeing Defense UK, and spent 18 months in London building the infrastructure to successfully service the customer.
Ben attended the George Washington University, in Washington, D.C., graduating in 2000 with a degree in Political Science. In May of 2000 he was commissioned into the U.S. Army as a Second Lieutenant, Infantry.
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He founded the first crowdfunding site in the UK in response to cuts to government arts funding after the financial crisis, growing it into an award-winning site that funded hundreds of plays and films, leading to a speaking tour on numerous panels and features in the FT, Guardian and BBC. Michael subsequently moved to San Francisco to launch two mobile apps with a group of Netflix and Google engineers (company acquired by a Sean Parker-backed start-up) and then worked on the turnaround of a digital media property in New York. He loves that at Conduce we make decisions quickly and hold each other accountable. In his spare time he tidies up after his two toddlers.
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At Conduce, Kevin helps set product direction, ensuring the software team is focused on the features that matter most to users. He is responsible for ensuring the products developed provide users a satisfying and valuable experience.
In his spare time he coaches a FIRST Lego League team, which encourages kids (including his own) to get involved in STEM.
Mike loves uncovering and solving problems. He is a software engineer with experience creating innovative products and making teams more productive. His diverse background allows him to see things differently and create unique solutions for customers. He is currently leading delivery engineering at Conduce.
Previously, he worked for nearly a decade at Boeing, leading multiple research and development software efforts within Phantom Works' flagship virtual simulation center. These efforts included combining technologies to dramatically increase the Warfighter's ability to see, understand and make real-time decisions based on all available information, including the data that the simulations generate. Mike also helped to introduce Agile & Lean software development practices across Boeing - a multi year effort that changed the daily practices for thousands of engineers. To help drive this process change, Mike co-authored an O'Reilly book on Lean Software Development.
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John holds a MS in Computer Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis and a BS in Computer Engineering from the University of Notre Dame.
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At Conduce, Matt is focused on bringing new platform visualization features to life. Prior to Conduce he spent 5 years at National Information Solutions Cooperative, running the mobile development team and creating mobile app solutions that allowed consumers to pay their utilities bills and check usage with ease. Before NISC, Matt spent nearly 10 years working at Boeing shipping products from bombs to fighter jets, as well as developing real-time simulations, visualization tools, and data analysis tools.
Matt holds a MS in Computer Science from Washington University in St. Louis and a BS in Computer Science from the University of Missouri-Rolla.
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Elliott designed his own degree at UCSB alongside faculty and students from the Media Arts and Technology graduate program. This enabled him to become immersed in a community of world-class research scientists, technologists, and artists as he completed a transdisciplinary academic curriculum. During that process he created interactive data visualizations, signal processing applications, and multimedia projects exploring a variety of sensor technologies and human-computer interfaces. He is passionate about using this knowledge to guide the development and delivery of software products that improve decision-making at a universal scale.


The Mont-Blanc Marathon is organised by Club des Sports Chamonix Mont-Blanc and it part of a race weekend that includes the 23K Mont Blanc Cross and 10K race.
The race starts from the centre of Chamonix. Runners quickly join a trail path taking them up the mountain via some beautiful villages such as Montroc, Buet and Vallorcine, near the Swiss border.
The Mont-Blanc Marathon continues up the mountain following scenic routes and through villages too numerous to mention. Highlights include the Tour glacier, the village of Aiguilles Rouges massif and the amazing views from the finish line at Planpraz.
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George Herczeg z"l was born in Nagyvisnyó, Hungary in the mid 1920's. He had two sisters. During the war he was in a brutal forced Labor camp with his father. His Mother died in Auschwitz and his father died three weeks before liberation. After the war he went back to his village and tried to continue his father's lumber business until the communist regime took it away. He escaped illegally to Austria and arranged for his sisters to do the same. In 1948 he came to Canada on a farm contract through the Canadian government. He worked a year to fulfill his contract and was then transferred to Toronto. He worked as a dishwasher, restaurant manager, real estate salesman and developer. George met and married Agnes in 1962 soon after she arrived in Canada. They have two children and seven grandchildren.


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The Republic of Malta is composed of 68 local councils. (...) The Maltese municipal flags are usually armorial banners of the municipal coats-of-arms, all of which are available at the Local Councils page of the Maltese Government website.
Eleven (numbers 1 through 11) of these municipalities have city status, symbolized on the coat of arms by the presence of a mural crown — village coats-of-arms appear to lack crowns.
According to the images sent to me by Thomas Borg from Mellieha and drawn from a local book, all the banners-of-arms for Maltese local councils have proportions of 3:5 and not 1:1.
Malta and Gozo, are divided into sixty eight Local Councils each of which has its own coat of arms and the flag of that Council is a banner of the arms, the dimensions of which vary, and are sometimes suspended from a cross-bar. Eleven of the local councils are cities, and the arms of these are augmented by a coronet, which do not appear in the banners, but usually manifest themselves as finials.
Note that the mural crown on the national arms has five towers, that on Valletta's, L-Imdina's and Il-Birgu's coats-of-arms four towers —see the Maltese Government website— and those of the other eight cities have only three towers.
I guess these flags, or rather their matching coats-of-arms, might have official English blazons granted or confirmed by the College of Arms.
Most of the local coat of arms are derived from the coat of arms of the Catholic parishes, and the date of birth of every locality dates from the ecclesiastical dismemberment of the new parish from an older parish, from which it originated. In the case of the cities, it is largely taken from the Grandmaster who gave them the urban charter. L-Imdina's coat of arms date from medieval times, but definitely, not from the time of Count Roger, which is just a myth.
It seems that the local councils were created in 1993, and this is probably the date of many of the coats-of-arms and flags. The act, as amended until 1999 is at http://www.worldlii.org/mt/legis/consol_act/lca147.pdf. Coats of arms are in section 74, which is mostly concerned with the procedure for adopting arms. But then Para 5 states, 'Localities may display a square flag showing their coat-of-arms or some other design approved by the Minister'. The arms are supposed to be included as Schedule 1 to the Act, but are not there. Presumably the arms on the Ministry of Justice and Home Affairs site at http://mjha.gov.mt/mjha_lc/default.htm are the ones for which official approval has been given.
There is a footnote "See Maltese text". Since that website says that the Maltese legislation is copied from the Laws of Malta website: http://www2.justice.gov.mt/lom, which indeed contains the same document here: http://docs.justice.gov.mt/lom/legislation/english/leg/vol_10/chapt363.pdf. I searched the latter for a Maltese version, which I found here: http://docs.justice.gov.mt/lom/Legislation/Maltese/Leg/VOL_10/Kap363.pdf and which indeed contains the coats-of-arms approved for the local councils, including amendments due to changes and new arms (eg. Mtarfa) up to 2005.
In 1993 the government of Malta introduced local councils. Malta Post Office edited a block of four stamps a 5c in November 1993, added by a short description of their functions. They had to take care of the upkeep of public places, cultural centres, safeguarding of children, vicinity of local schools, running of health and rehabilitation centres, Government dispensaries, crèches and kindergartens. They had consultative rights regarding infrastructure and other national schemes affecting their proper area. Elections will be held every three years and a general assembly of all citizens once every year. The local councils were granted their own coats of arms. The government worked them out and published the results in: "L-ibliet u l-irħula tal-gżejjer Maltin u l-istemmi tagħhom" (Engl.: The cities and villages of the Maltese islands and their coats-of-arms), edited by Maltese department of information; Valetta, February 1993. The book is bilingual, Maltese and English, but gives little information about the coats of arms, as far as I could see. All images however are listed at the end of the book on eight charts.
There is another source, unfortunately only in Maltese: Michael J. SCHIAVONE, Austin GATT and Winston L. ZAMMIT: "Il kunsilli lokali 1993-1994, Storja - Fatti – Ċifri", Pubblikazzjonijiet Indipendenza, Pietá, 1994, ISBN 99909-41-16-5.
A short description of history and development is given (so I believe at least). In the second part are photos of the very first local councils with the local coat of arms added at the top. And all coats of arms are of course depicted on the block of stamps. All these sources show the same images, i.e. the government proposals. The local councils however were allowed to make amendments and some of them obviously did. So some of the proposals probably never became official and some had been changed later. The information about flags was however disastrous. So there only remained own observations or asking people. I found out, that the flags not always have the same pattern as the coats of arms. Cities tend to show their privileges by a mural crown topping the shield. Probably they do the same with their local flags. But I could prove this only for the flags of Birgu, Mdina and Victoria (Rabat). Furthermore the capital or former capitals (Valetta, Mdina, Birgu) have a mural crown with four towers while normal cities only have three towers and the republic of Malta has five towers.
(information by Josette Ciantar, librarian in Birgu).
Each of the [eleven] cities seem to have a nickname. Is-Siġġiewi is Città Ferdinand, Iż Żejtun is Città Beland, Ir-Rabat(Għawdex) is Città Vittoria, Ħaż Żebbuġ is Città Rohan —yet another Grand Master of the Order of Malta— and Ħaż Żabbar is Città Hompesch. Il-Birgu and Bormla might also have such nicknames but the images on the Maltese Government website were scanned from a different source and lack any inscription. The nicknames given seem to be in Italian, mind it — not in Maltese, which is a very different language.
If my recollection of Maltese (Malti) serves me, Ir-Rabat means 'suburb', while L-Imdina means 'walled city'. The Ir-Rabat on Malta [island] is the suburb of L-Imdina.
Apart from Valletta's and Rabat's, all other nicknames refer to Grand Masters of the Order of Malta.
one more city, not listed due to not having a flag influenced by the Order of Malta.
The first eight cities received their charters from the Knights of Saint John and their flags are largely derived from this connection with seven of them. The two remaining cities are L-Imdina (ancient capital of Malta) and Gozo.
Ivan Sache's information is quite strange, since it does not match the information at the Maltese Government website. This source confirms city status for Birgu, Isla, Valetta, Qormi, Zebbug, Zabbar, Zejtun and Mdina, and also gives city status for Rabat-Ghawdex, Siggiewi and Bormla. And there is no city called Gozo (might be reffering to Rabat-Ghawdex or Città Vittoria, the only city on Gozo Island) and I cannot find any Cottonera (probably the Italian name for Siggiewi or Bormla).


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Q: Populate variables in terraform.tfvars file on local VSTS Linux Agent from online VSTS Process or Group Variable I did set up an Infrastructure As Code (IAC) build pipeline with Azure, Terraform, Ansible, GIT and Visual Studio Team Service (VSTS). I have also set up a VSTS agent on my local machine that is synchronized with the VSTS online. The setup currently works seamlessly and anytime I change my Terraform infrastructure specification on my local Ubuntu machine, and commit the changes to my GIT repository, it automatically updates the VM definition in Azure.

The Problem
As shown above I have a some application variables like Azure Subscription ID, Username, Password e.t.c that I don't want to commit to my public repository. Therefore, I am defining them as group variables in VSTS and I need them to be downloaded / synchronized to my local Linux agent in the terraform.tfvars file.
Please how can I accomplish this.

A: We use a bunch of techniques to move sensitive data out of scripts. Some examples:

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*Terraform back-end credential in environment variables (see https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/azurerm/index.html#testing for a list)

*Password, Keys and Certificates pulled down from Key Vault using key_vault_secret

*Variables in terraform.tfvars files pulled from a different, locked down repository; this is trivial with Release Pipelines that accept multiple input artifactories. You can also generate this file on-the-fly with a little Powershell

Just make sure that the pipeline cleans all these secrets after itself: VSTS will not do this for you.

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Many of the early streetcar lines weren't built just for transportation. They were built by developers to bring home buyers to areas such as Ballard, Madison Park and the University District. Their instant popularity made it obvious that the business of public transportation was one that could turn a profit. At first, the lines were owned by several private companies that were granted franchises by the city. Companies built and maintained their own tracks and cars. In time all the companies were consolidated and later bought by the city. The streetcars were eventually replaced by our current bus system that still follows many of the streetcar routes.
First streetcar entered service, drawn by a team of horses along rails, running between Occidental Avenue and Pike Street.
First cable car ran from Pioneer Square to Leschi Park. The primary reason for building this line was to deliver the growing crowd of people the stagecoaches could no longer accommodate to the popular park. Selling real estate also played a role.
First electric streetcars entered service (the first on the West Coast).
June 6: The "Great Fire" destroyed most of the downtown business district. Cable cars were shut down for several days but electric car service continued uninterrupted.
Economic depression put several streetcar companies out of business.
First motor car arrived in Seattle. It was electric.
By 1900, Stone & Webster, a national utility cartel, had bought up most of Seattle's separate streetcar lines and was granted a 40-year franchise to operate the city's system. The city mandated fares had to remain 5 cents though, eventually contributing to financial difficulties.
First Birney car entered service.
Stone & Webster was losing money to the rise in popularity of personal automobiles and "jitneys" (automobiles offering rides for 5 cents along streetcar routes), and looking to get out of its franchise.
Stone & Webster offered to lease its entire streetcar system to the city, but mayor Ole Hanson chose to buy it instead, for $15 million. At three times its market value, Stone & Webster was more than happy to make the deal. It continued to operate its interurban lines. The city's system was named Seattle Municipal Street Railway. Many skeptical citizens believed Mayor Hanson struck an under-the-table deal with Stone & Webster and the case went to trial. A 1921 grand jury found no evidence of foul play, just poor business judgment on Hanson's part.
Already facing financial troubles the city used $83,000, transferred from the state General Fund, to help pay streetcar debts. Taxpayers filed a lawsuit citing unauthorized use of the tax money.
The city reported that jitneys were carrying 40,000 riders a day.
Sept. 13: The city banned jitneys.
State Supreme Court ruled that money from the General Fund could not be used for the streetcar system, dooming it to eventual bankruptcy.
Progress on Highway 99 and competition from private automobiles and trucks brought the Seattle-Tacoma and Bellingham-Mount Vernon interurban rail service to an end.
Aurora Bridge was completed without streetcar tracks.
Voters rejected a plan to replace all streetcars with trackless trolleys.
Seattle Municipal Street Railway went bankrupt.
The city received a federal loan to pay off streetcar debts and switch from streetcars to trackless trolleys and buses. The new plan was similar to the one voters rejected in 1937.
The city changed the name of the Seattle Municipal Street Railway to the Seattle Transit System.
The Everett/Seattle interurban, which shared the city streetcar tracks, ended service.
Trackless trolleys and buses began to replace streetcars.
Last streetcar in Seattle completed final ride to Fremont.


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Justin Sun, the founder of TRON and CEO of BitTorrent, has cleared up the guide for tokenization of the BitTorrent ecosystem, expressing that the association with Coin Payments is a bid to make BitTorrent (BTT) fluid in the online commercial center before the token is completely incorporated into our desktops and portable mobile items.
This midyear, the BTT-enabled blockchain application BitTorrent Speed will allegedly be taken off as a major aspect of Bit Torrent's Windows-based µTorrent Classic customer. As per the BitTorrent webpage, the application will enable users to trade BTT for seeding and transfer speed to help quicker download times.
BitTorrent, first made in 2004, claims to have more than 100 million clients in its current decentralized p2p framework.
As announced, the guide for TRON and Bit Torrent's common mix has been named Project Atlas, which intends to make a decentralized content circulation system utilizing cryptocurrency.
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British and Irish Lions news RECAP: All Blacks star Aaron Cruden suffers knee injury in Super Rugby contest
Relive all the latest news from New Zealand as the Lions prepare for their third match of the tour
The British and Irish Lions will look to bounce back from their disappointing 22-16 defeat to the Blues when they take on Crusaders on Saturday in Christchurch in their third match on their tour of New Zealand.
Warren Gatland has named five Welshmen in his starting XV to face the Super Rugby outfit at the AMI Stadium, with lock Alun Wyn Jones set to skipper the side.
But 24 hours before the match, New Zealand outside-half Aaron Cruden suffered a knee injury in the Chiefs' Super Rugby clash with the Hurricanes, raising concerns as to whether or not he'll be fit for the first Test on June 24.
Relive the latest Lions news ahead of the third match of the tour below.
Crusaders: Israel Dagg; Seta Tamanivalu, Jack Goodhue, David Havili, George Bridge; Richie Mo'unga, Bryn Hall; Joe Moody, Codie Taylor, Owen Franks; Luke Romano, Sam Whitelock (C); Heiden Bedwell-Curtis, Matt Todd, Jordan Taufua.
Reps: Ben Funnell, Wyatt Crockett, Michael Alaalatoa, Quinten Strange, Jed Brown, Mitchell Drummond, Mitchell Hunt, Tim Bateman.
Lions: Stuart Hogg; George North, Jonathan Davies, Ben Te'o, Liam Williams; Owen Farrell, Conor Murray; Mako Vunipola, Jamie George, Tadhg Furlong; Alun Wyn Jones (C), George Kruis; Peter O'Mahony, Sean O'Brien, Taulupe Faletau.
Reps: Ken Owens, Jack McGrath, Dan Cole, Maro Itoje, CJ Stander, Rhys Webb, Jonathan Sexton, Anthony Watson.
Aaron Cruden update 10:07
Aaron Cruden injured 09:40
Steve Hansen ramps up the heat on the Lions 07:00
That's your lot for today.
Thank you for joining us once again.
Head to our rugby page for all the latest Lions news and for the live match blog for the clash with the Crusaders.
Tomorrow, the Lions will play the Crusaders in Christchurch, a city that was devastated by an earthquake ahead of the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.
And our man Simon Thomas says the Lions must show they can build a team in the city that to this day is still re-building itself after the tragic events that occurred six years ago.
The damaged AMI stadium in Christchurch
Murray on Farrell
It will be Conor Murray and Owen Farrell wearing the number nine and 10 jerseys respectively for the Lions against the Crusaders tomorrow.
Here's what the Irishman has had to say about the Saracens man.
Who are the Crusaders?
So we know the teams news and we know that the Lions have a huge task on their hands at the AMI Stadium tomorrow.
But who exactly are the Crusaders?
Our man Andy Howell took a closer look.
General view of the AMI Stadium, Christchurch
The Lions' record in New Zealand so far reads won one and lost one.
And they face the difficult task of defeating Super Rugby outfit Crusaders in their third match of the tour tomorrow.
Here are four things Warren Gatland needs to solve to get the tourists back on track.
Warren Gatland at the press conference to announce the team to face the Crusaders
Big match preview
The Lions face the daunting task of toppling in-form Super Rugby outfit Crusaders tomorrow, with the hosts winning all 14 of their league games so far.
Our man Simon Thomas discusses the challenge that awaits Warren Gatland's men in Christchurch.
Sam Warburton update
Sam Warburton has been ruled out of the Lions' clash with Super Rugby leaders Crusaders tomorrow with an ankle problem.
And our man Delme Parfitt reckons the Lions will have to face New Zealand without the flanker.
Here are the reasons why.
Sam Warburton during training. (Image: Huw Evans Picture Agency)
Aaron Cruden update
An update to the news we brought you earlier this hour, and the early diagnosis is that Aaron Cruden has suffered a medial ligament strain in his right knee during the Chiefs' Super Rugby clash with the Hurricanes.
Aaron Cruden
The stage is set
Around 18,000 supporters are expected to fill the AMI Stadium in Christchurch for the Lions' clash with the Crusaders tomorrow.
Our man Simon Thomas took a sneak peak at the stadium ahead of the game.
Aaron Cruden injured
Potentially a big blow for the All Blacks as Aaron Cruden suffers an injury in the Chiefs' Super Rugby clash with the Highlanders.
The outside-half - who scored his side's opening try in the game - suffered the problem in the first half, but after struggling to continue, he failed to re-appear at the start of the second half and has emerged from the tunnel with heavy strapping on his right leg.
Ross Moriarty tackles Aaron Cruden in the summer (Image: Getty Images)
Team to face the Crusaders
Here's the Lions team that Warren Gatland has selected to face the Crusaders.
Crusaders v Lions
So this time tomorrow the Lions will be midway through the first half of their third game of the tour against the Crusaders.
But what TV channel is the game on and who are the favourites to win?
Here's everything you need to know.
A general view of AMI Stadium
Training shots
Some training shots of the Lions squad ahead of their third match of the tour against Super Rugby heavyweights Crusaders in Christchurch.
Owen Farrell training ahead of the Lions' clash with the Crusaders
Rhys Webb in training (Image: David Rogers/Getty Images)
George North in training
Johnny Sexton in training
Sanjay to shine?
He was sin-binned in the defeat to the Blues on Wednesday, but Saracens-bound Liam Williams will be desperate to prove he is worth a Test spot when the Lions take on the Crusaders tomorrow.
Here's what our man Mark Orders had to say about the Welshman.
Liam Williams (centre) is spoken to by referee Pascal Gauzere before being sin binned during the tour match at Eden Park, Auckland.
Prediction time
So with little more than 24 hours to go until the Lions take on the Crusaders, it's time to have your say on who you think will win in Christchurch.
Cast your match prediction in our poll below.
Steve Hansen ramps up the heat on the Lions
There's still more than two weeks until the first Test match between the Lions and the All Blacks, but Kiwi boss Steve Hansen has continued to ramp up the heat on the tourists with another sly dig about the confidence of the players in Warren Gatland's squad.
Here's what he had to say.
All Blacks boss Steve Hansen (Image: Getty Images)
Fox in the centre
Scarlets and Wales ace Jonathan Davies is set to start in the centre alongside Ben Te'o against the Crusaders.
Here's what the Welshman has had to say on being paired with the Worcester man.
It is important that we want to get some fluency in our attacking play.
We don't have much time on the park, it's the work we do away from it.
Ben showed up well on Saturday against the Barbarians and for me it's about making sure we get a relationship quickly and making sure we're all on the same page in the game."
Good morning, and welcome to our live blog ahead of the Lions' clash with Crusaders in just over 24 hours time, their third match of the 2017 tour.
Warren Gatland has already named his squad to take on the Crusaders who go into the match on the back of a stunning 14-game winning run in the Super Rugby competition.
So can the Lions get their tour back on track following the disappointing defeat to the Blues on Wednesday?
We'll soon find out.
Stay with us for all the latest news from New Zealand.


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"""Unit tests for the JaCoCo Jenkins plugin source up-to-dateness collector."""

from ..jenkins_plugin_test_case import JenkinsPluginSourceUpToDatenessMixin

from .base import JaCoCoJenkinsPluginTestCase

class JaCoCoJenkinsPluginSourceUpToDatenessTest(  # skipcq: PTC-W0046
    JenkinsPluginSourceUpToDatenessMixin, JaCoCoJenkinsPluginTestCase
):
    """Unit tests for the JaCoCo Jenkins plugin source up-to-dateness collector."""


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Александр Николаевич Симанский (30 августа 1926 — 31 августа 2001) — передовик советского машиностроения, шлифовщик Ульяновского машиностроительного завода имени Володарского Министерства оборонной промышленности СССР, Герой Социалистического Труда (1966).

Биография
Родился в 1926 году в селе Архангельское, ныне Чердаклинского района, Ульяновской области в крестьянской семье. После завершения обучения в сельской школе, в 1942 году, стал работать учеником шлифовщика инструментального цеха Ульяновского машиностроительного завода имени Володарского, специализирующему на выпуске патронов для нарезного оружия. В 1953 году стал членом КПСС.

В 1963 году являлся участником третьего слёта передовик движения за коммунистический труд.

Указом Президиума Верховного Совета СССР от 28 июля 1966 года за достижение высоких показателей в производстве и успехи в промышленности Александру Николаевичу Симанскому присвоено звание Героя Социалистического Труда с вручением ордена Ленина и медали «Серп и Молот».

Трудился на заводе до выхода на заслуженный отдых.

Проживал в городе Ульяновске. Умер 31 августа 2001 года. Похоронен на кладбище «Заволжье-2» Чердаклинского района Ульяновской области.

Награды
За трудовые успехи был удостоен:
 золотая звезда «Серп и Молот» (28.07.1966)
 орден Ленина (28.07.1966)
 Медаль "За трудовую доблесть" (26.04.1963)
 другие медали.

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Члены КПСС


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Jaap Mol (Koog aan de Zaan, 1912. február 3. – Amszterdam, 1972. december 9.) holland válogatott labdarúgó.

A holland válogatott tagjaként részt vett az 1934-es világbajnokságon.

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Holland labdarúgók
Az 1934-es világbajnokság labdarúgói
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