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New Zealand Peoples
Story: Indians
Indian communities
Early immigration
1920s–1930s
After the Second World War
Retaining and transforming culture
Religion and kin
Nehru Hall, Pukekohe
Though subject to racial discrimination from the 1920s until the late 1950s, the Indian community at Pukekohe survived and flourished. A symbol of its solidarity was the Nehru Hall, opened in 1953, which was used for community and religious events such as weddings.
Photograph by Melanie Lovell-Smith
This item is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 New Zealand Licence
Joala Singh Belling
A Waikato farming family
Nancy Swarbrick, 'Indians - 1920s–1930s', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/en/photograph/1857/nehru-hall-pukekohe (accessed 22 January 2022)
Story by Nancy Swarbrick, published 8 Feb 2005, updated 1 Mar 2015

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Cubs' Nick Madrigal opens up about recent injuries and 'big offseason'
Chicago Cubs second baseman Nick Madrigal has been unlucky to stay healthy this season. The series against the San Francisco Giants last weekend was another memory. Madrigal is on the injured list for the third time this season after leaving Friday's game with a groin injury.
Speaking of his latest injury, Madrigal hasn't dampened his expectations for the offseason.
"There are a lot of questions at the moment," Madrigal said. "It's going to be a big offseason. It's going to be my biggest offseason in years."
Madrigal got off to a slow start, playing just 30 games from early April to late July. During that time, he hit .223 with a .270 OBP and 3 doubles.
However, after returning from the injured list in early August, the Cubs' second baseman looks likely to return to form. As of Aug. 4, Madrigal has posted a .277/.348/.317 slash with 28 hits, including 4 doubles and 9 multi-hitters.
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After playing just 142 games over the past three seasons, Madrigal is understandably frustrated with the way things are going, especially after a season that ended prematurely with a hamstring injury. Now, another nasty groin injury is his latest obstacle.
"I'm going to make some big changes," Madrigal said of his plans for the upcoming offseason. "Obviously my body was out of control with all these injuries popping up."
With nearly 20 games remaining in the 2022 season, it is unclear whether Madrigal will return from the injured list before the end of the year. As he noted, this offseason has meant a lot for the young second baseman.
Based on changes and additions made by the organization, including the possibility of adding a "star" shortstop, returning in a fully healthy physique will be crucial for Madrigal as he plans to play a major role for the Cubs in 2023.
As far as his preparations for the 2023 season go, Madrigal appears ready for the challenge.
"I'm just excited," Madrigal said of his offseason plans this winter. "It's going to take a lot of changes, but I'm ready to work and I can't wait to get back. I can't wait to play healthier."
For now, the Chicago Cubs will move on without Nick Madrigal. The Northsiders start their three-game road series against the New York Mets on Monday at 18:10 ET. Javier Assad will take the ball for the Cubs and take over from right-handed Mets Chris Bassett.
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Friends of the Earth and the Pesticide Research Institute took samples of plants in 13 U.S. cities, including Minneapolis, and compared them to samples taken in 2013 and 2014. They were looking for neonicotinoid insecticides in plants sold to gardeners and home owners.
In the previous tests, half of the plants tested positive for the toxins. This time, only 23 percent did. Tiffany Finck-Haynes, food futures campaigner with Friends of the Earth, said big box retailers like Home Depot and Lowe's are starting to sell "bee-friendly" plants.
According to the the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Minnesota beekeepers lost more than 54 percent of their colonies in 2013. Researchers blame pesticides and varroa mites as two of the serious issues leading to the bee population decline.
Bee losses have to stop, Finck-Haynes said. But some retailers are still selling plants pre-treated with pesticides. She said she hopes consumers will put pressure on those companies.
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francesco hayez destruction of the temple
Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem by Francesco Hayez, Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalemby Francesco Hayez, picture ID 35366-Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem.jpg, Handmade Oil Painting Reproduction on Canvas, HOME | They give us a warning of events that are yet to come. A3 = 297mm x 420mm or 11.7 x 16.5 inches. Francesco Hayez was a Venetian painter working in Italy in the nineteenth century. Hayez was known for his theatrical history paintings of biblical and classical themes, rendered in neo-classical style. The focal point of the image is the fighting taking place on the giant stone altar in the middle of the Temple precinct. (Viewed on October 24, 2020) . When some were talking about the Temple, remarking how it was adorned with fine stonework and votive offerings, Jesus said: "All these things you are staring at now - the time will come when not a single stone will be left on another: everything will be destroyed. The sense of sacrilegious chaos is also echoed by the visible theft of the golden menorah, the holy seven-armed candlestick, in the foreground of the image, as well as by the flight of a group of angels in the top left hand corner of the painting. Francesco Hayez , The Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem. Log in to USEUM to download unlimited free images, send e-cards and interact … Judah's loyalties vacillated as the fortunes of the Egyptians and the Babylonians waxed and waned. It was perhaps inevitable, or at least unsurprising, that Judah eventually found itself on the wrong side of history: the Babylonians were ultimately triumphant, and Judah's destruction came about because its kings twice betrayed their oaths of loyalty to the Babylonian king, Nebuchadnezzar II. They killed or deported many of the city's inhabitants, destroyed much of the city, and burned the Temple. ""Destruction of the Temple" by Francesco Hayez, 1867." Francesco Hayez, via Wikimedia Commons) The first of these revolts ended in the destruction of the Second Jerusalem Temple, the preeminent center of Jewish worship, which had stood for 600 years. Depicts the destruction and looting of the Second Temple … Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem. Hand-painted Francesco Hayez Oil Painting Reproduction : Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem, Download(Print) PDF File: Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem, Download(Print) Word File: Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem, Receive notice of sales promotion by email. Francesco Hayez's 'Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem'. There aren't any related items yet. The destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem. Gospel of 17th November 2019 - Luke 21:5-19. Handmade oil paintings, Wholesale oil painting reproductions of famous artists (old Master) & custom portrait paintings direct from the Xiamen China studio. The symbolism inherent in the Jewish victims being thrown to their deaths from the altar is typical of Hayez's allegorical style. • Available in 4 sizes: A4 = 210mm x 297mm or 8.3 x 11.7 inches. A2 = 420mm x 594mm or 16.5 x 23.4 inches. In this section you can discover the words of lament with which Jerusalem's inhabitants mourned their city, ancient depictions of the fate of these and other conquered peoples, and information about the life of deportees in Babylonia, as well as later artistic imaginings of these events and musical reactions to them.The astute observer will note that a number of the artistic renderings of the destruction of Jerusalem in this collection elide the destruction of the city in 586 BCE by the Babylonians with its destruction in 70 CE by the Romans, at the end of the Jewish Revolt against Roman control. Francesco Hayez: Italian Painter, The Leading Artist Of Romanticism In Mid-19Th-Century Milan, Renowned For His Grand Historical Paintings, Political Allegories And Exceptionally Fine Portraits. The painting may be purchased as wall art, home decor, apparel, phone cases, greeting cards, and more. Gallerie dell'Accademia , Venice . The Destruction Of The Temple By Francesco Hayez. Francesco Hayez (1791-1882) Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem Oil on canvas, 1867 183 #215; 252 cm Galleria dArte Moderna, Venice, Italy Superior quality Print/Poster ready for framing. © Francesco Hayez, via Wikimedia Commons The destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem. This time, the Babylonians were ruthless in their punishment. The Destruction Of The Temple Of Jerusalem Detail Masterpiece By Francesco Hayez. studies for the destruction of the temple of jerusalem In 2017, the Cabinet of Prints and Drawings of the Gallerie dell'Accademia acquired 18 drawings by Francesco Hayez: 17 preparatory sketches for the large canvas painting of The Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem plus a study by Hayez for an as-yet unidentified historical subject. Handmade Oil Painting Reproduction | Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem by Francesco Hayez The dual destruction of the two temples, five hundred years apart, marks two central eras in Jewish history: the first marks the beginning of the Babylonian Exile; the second marks the beginning of the Jewish Diaspora. Description. Why not view everything in The City Destroyed? The destruction of the temple of Jerusalem ... Media in category "Distruzione del tempio di Gerusalemme by Francesco Hayez" The following 4 files are in this category, out of 4 total. The first of these revolts ended in the destruction of the Second Jerusalem Temple, the … Caterina Cornaro Deposed from the Throne of Cyprus Francesco Hayez 1842. China Oil Paintings | The Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem is a masterpiece from the painter's later activity, a sort of spiritual testament that he emblematically decided to donate to the Accademia in Venice, justifying this by writing "as testament to my grateful memory of my early studies undertaken at this Royal Institution of the Accademia di Belle Arti […] happy to donate one of my latest works to a place where my earliest … It was created by Francesco Hayez in 1867. Nov 16th, 2019. All products are produced on-demand and shipped worldwide within 2 - 3 business days. by Francesco Hayez Italian Romantic Painter, 1791-1882. This prompted another siege, beginning in 588 BCE and culminating in the fall of the city in 586 BCE. '. Jerusalem: Fall of a City—Rise of a Vision, Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem (oil on canvas), Hayez, Francesco (1791-1882) / Galleria dell' Accademia, Venice, Italy / Cameraphoto Arte Venezia / Bridgeman Images. Get premium, high resolution news photos at Getty Images Francesco Hayez (Italian: [franˈtʃesko ˈaːjets]; 10 February 1791 – 12 February 1882) was an Italian painter.He is considered one of the leading artists of Romanticism in mid-19th-century Milan, and is renowned for his grand historical paintings, political allegories, and portraits. Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem (1867) by Francesco Hayez displayed in the Galleria d'Arte Moderna, Venice, Italy As we come to the end of the liturgical year, the Church focuses our attention on the last things. Nevertheless, the placement of the altar is inaccurate, as are the steps, as the stone altar was accessed by a ramp. Francesco Hayez: The Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem. painting by Francesco Hayez (Museum: Gallerie dell'Accademia). Italy, Lombard, Destruction of Temple of Jerusalem UNSPECIFIED - CIRCA 1989: Francesco Hayez (1791-1882), The Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem. This chaotic, dramatic, and rather violent image of the Roman destruction of Jerusalem by Titus and his Roman army in 70 CE, as described by Josephus in his Jewish War, is typical of Hayez's … As we gathered together as a smaller group for the first time this week, many … Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem by Francesco Hayez. Site Map. One of the last fortified cities to fall was Jerusalem, and the Roman troops looted and burnt the city. The readings are more ominous with more apocalyptic language. Fine Art Print/Poster. Mar 16, 2020 - Judea in the First Century AD. Orthodox authorities generally believe that rebuilding should occur in the era of the Jewish Messiah at the hand of Divine Provi… This chaotic, dramatic, and rather violent image of the Roman destruction of Jerusalem by Titus and his Roman army in 70 CE, as described by Josephus in his Jewish War, is typical of Hayez's style. See more ideas about ancient israel, ancient, ancient history. The revolt was initially very successful (from a Jewish point of view) and the Romans had to send a number of legions to quell the rebellion, which they did with brutal efficiency. Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem by Francesco Hayez Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem This Tuesday afternoon, as Jesus and the apostles passed out of the temple on their way to the Gethsemane camp, Matthew, calling attention to the temple construction, said: "Master, observe what manner of buildings these are. This was in 597 BCE. For the four decades between 626 BCE and 586 BCE, Judah and its leaders in Jerusalem were caught between these two powers. Jerusalem's destruction in 586 BCE was precipitated by the collapse of the Neo-Assyrian Empire and by the subsequent struggle for power between Egypt and the Neo-Babylonian Empire, both of which sought control over the southern Levant, including Judah. Francesco Hayez was a Venetian painter working in Italy in the nineteenth century. View Order | All products are produced on-demand and shipped worldwide within 2 - 3 business days. Orthodox Judaism believes in the rebuilding of a Third Temple (or Fourth Temple [Solomon's Temple, Zerubbabel's Temple, Herod's Temple]) and the resumption of sacrificial worship, although there is disagreement about how rebuilding should take place or exactly what kind of worship will occur. Hayez was known for his theatrical history paintings of biblical and classical themes, rendered in neo-classical style. Much of the biblical literature reflects the trauma of this experience, as the people of Judah and their descendants tried to understand what had happened to them, both practically and theologically. Francesco Hayez (February 10, 1791, Venice - December 21, 1882, Milan) was the main artist of Romanticism in mid-19th-century in Milan, he is most well known for his grand historical paintings excellent portraits.. This stone altar, used for burning the offerings specified in Deuteronomy 27:6-7, was an actual feature of the Second Temple buildings. "Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem" by Francesco Hayez (Photo: Wikipedia Commons) The past few weeks have been difficult here at JCRC, as they have been for almost everyone. (Photo By … Notable works include: Petro Rosso Imprisoned by the Scaligeri (c. 1820); A series on the Sicilian Vespers (1821-1846); Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem (c. 1867) The Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem by Francesco Hayez (1867). Wholesale Oil Paintings | In this respect Hayez's work represents a move towards a more architecturally accurate rendering of the Temple. Oil on canvas, 183 × 252 cm. Francesco Hayez, 1867: Destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem (Gallerie dell'Accademia, Venice) Francesco Hayez [franˈtʃesko ˈaːjets] (n. 10 februarie 1791, Veneția, Republica Veneția – d. 12 februarie 1882, Milano, Regatul Italiei) a fost un pictor, litograf și grafician italian. The painting may be purchased as wall art, home decor, apparel, phone cases, greeting cards, and more. Receive notice of sales promotion by email | is an artwork on USEUM. Destruction and Ruin-City and Temple Mount in ruins-Treasures removed-Fiscus Judaicus - tax imposed on all Jews for Temple of Jupiter in Rome-Population is decimated-Disunity and lack of leadership Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem, Francesco Hayez, oil on canvas 1867 Portrait Painting | Unfortunately for the city he also broke his oath of allegiance. The destruction of the Jewish temple - Digital Remastered Edition is a painting by Francesco Hayez which was uploaded on February 24th, 2020. 'Distruzione del tempio di Gerusalemme (Destruction of the Jewish temple in Jerusalem),' by Italian painter Francesco Hayez (1867). Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem, by Francesco Hayez, 1867, © Gallerie dell'Accademia, Venice. Much of this is narrated in the Jewish War by Flavius Josephus. Resource Links | As a result of the second revolt, the Jewish homeland was devastated and countless Jews were put to death. The first time this happened, the Babylonians besieged the city and deported its king, Jehoiachin, along with a number of other members of the court, including the priest Ezekiel. Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem is a painting by Francesco Hayez which was uploaded on May 30th, 2017. Francesco Hayez - Distruzione des tempio di Gerusalemme.jpg 3,500 × 2,603; 7.93 MB. 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Spain: Adif Chooses Saitec for Rincón de Soto Bypass Project
Engineering firm Saitec has been chosen to design and build the Rincón de Soto bypass in the Castejón-Logroño section of the Cantabrian-Mediterranean corridor.
The work is expected to be completed over a 15-month period and is being funded by the European Union-NextGenerationEU programme.
The contract, which was awarded by the Spanish rail infrastructure manager Adif, is valued at just shy of two million euros (2.17m USD) and will allow the bypass project to be adapted to meet the European Innovation Council's (EIC) Complementary Informative Study from 2009.
This includes a single electrified standard-gauge track and will allow speeds of up to 200 kilometres an hour. Rincón de Soto station will be modified to have a 220-metre platform with one general track and one section track and there will also be a freight train overtaking and parking post (PAET) with a 750-metre-long siding track at a location similar to that set out in the original study.
Saitec must also consider issues like connections to the existing track, the future station, the PAET, the Ebro river flood zone and the irrigation network.
The contract includes the design of all rail systems, the platform and the superstructure of the tracks, electrification and energy systems, the platforms and underpasses and any necessary elements to adapt the civil works of the current station to the new configuration.
It also includes procuring all relevant licenses and permits.
The construction part of the project includes track assembly, electrification of the section and all other relevant civil works.
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Regard for medals rising?
In my collecting career, medals have been the stepchildren to coins. Most collectors I knew years ago had no interest in them. After all, they weren't coins. They were second class.
That may sound a little harsh, but the words capture the attitude. Sure there are niche collectors of Inaugural medals and other things. Generalists will become reacquainted with them as we near the Jan. 20, 2009, inauguration of the next President. The quadrennial bloom will be on that particular rose.
Nearly 30 years ago the John Wayne medal took the hobby by storm. I didn't buy one, but I remember reporting on the phenomenon.
I raise this particular topic this morning as I look at the sales totals for First Spouse bronze medals. We know the gold coins for Martha Washington, Abigail Adams and Miss Liberty standing in for Mrs. Jefferson sold out in hours. Those totaled 40,000 apiece.
The bronze medal sales totals for the same three are 39,016, 36,426 and 34,268. Buyers of these pay far less for the same design as appears on the gold coins – just $3.50. But there is no real hope of making any kind of speculative profit, so the purchasing impulse has more to do with the collector impulse and the simple pleasure in owning them.
Those totals rise by 50 percent if you count the pieces included in the 2007 Presidential $1 Coin and First Spouse Medal Sets. These were priced at $7.95 each.
Admittedly, these totals are small when compared to, say, the 480,176 Presidential $1 Coin Proof Sets sold so far for 2008, but they strike me as significant.
Now I am tainted by my generational attitudes to medals. Has that attitude been thrown off by newcomers who have no memory of circulation finds, proof Ike dollars and the first U.S. Olympic coins?
Perhaps. What do you think?
A medal for your thoughts
Weak or strong medal sales?
Trump medal: Inaugural yes or no?
Inaugural medal set to be put in Trump's hands
Silver medal effort pays off
One unique aspect of the America's Beautiful National Parks quarter dollar series, is that for the first time in U.S. numismatic history, each quarter will be accompanied by a kind of legal-tender medal, or "coin-medal."
By Rita Laws Ph.D
Calendar says inaugural medals
New era for medals dawns?
Medal's moment passes


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Fire destroys pole barn in Nisswa
NISSWA--A pole barn was fully engulfed in flames Sunday afternoon when Nisswa firefighters arrived on the 22000 block of Serenity Lane in Nisswa, Fire Chief Richard Geike said.
NISSWA-A pole barn was fully engulfed in flames Sunday afternoon when Nisswa firefighters arrived on the 22000 block of Serenity Lane in Nisswa, Fire Chief Richard Geike said.
Geike said the estimated 40-foot by 30-foot pole barn and its belongings were a complete loss.
About 40 firefighters from Nisswa, Mission Township and Pequot Lakes assisted in extinguishing the fire which was reported around 12:30 p.m. Firefighters were on scene for a few hours with extensive overhaul-the work that is done after the fire is extinguished, such as hosing down the hot spots, tearing off the roof, taking the items out of the barn and cleaning up around the site. Geike said every inch of the pole barn was filled with items such as four wheelers, tools, snowmobiles and propane tanks, which made it more difficult to extinguish the fire.
Geike said it appears a wood stove may have started the fire. Geike said the homeowner, Val Sarff, had started a fire in the wood stove the night before and thought it would burn out.
No one was injured in the fire.
North Memorial Ambulance and Crow Wing County Sheriff's Office assisted at the scene.
The Brainerd Fire Department assisted Nisswa fire with other fire calls that came in while they were working on the pole barn. Brainerd fire responded to a water flow alarm around 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Timberwood Church.
In other fire calls:
The Nisswa Fire Department responded to a call at 1:50 p.m. Friday to a residence on Fernmont Road in Nisswa. It was reported a water heater leaked and filled the house with steam. Firefighters were canceled en route, as the homeowners had called the proper maintenance people to fix the problem.
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Q: Reducing 3-Coloring to 10-Coloring (NP-completeness) I am trying to show that the NP-Complete problem of 3-coloring a graph reduces to the problem of 10-coloring a graph.I have already shown how 10-coloring can be verified in polynomial time, and is thus in NP. Now I just need to show it indeed can be reduced to 3-coloring.
My thinking was to essentially prove a bi-conditional: given a graph G, we have that G has a 3-coloring iff G has a 10-coloring. Now, I am not sure how to go about showing this since, fairly obviously, G could have a 10-coloring and not a 3-coloring. So this leads me to believe that there must be some reduction that alters G in some way that lets me see that, yes, 3-coloring does reduce to 10-coloring. Problem is, I am having a difficult time visualizing this.
Can anyone help me out?

A: Take your given Graph G and complement it with an instance of K_7 such that for each vertex pair (u, v) \in G x K_7 an edge be added to form a new Graph G'. This enhancement can obviously be done in polynomial time.

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*If G is 3-colorable, G' is 10-colorable:
Take a 3-coloring of G, use 7 other colors to color the K_7 instance.

*If G is not 3-colorable, G' is not 10-colorable:
The instance of K_7 in G' consumes 7 colors. None of these colors may occur in G, as there is an edge between each pair of vertices from G and the K_7 instance, respectively.
Consider an arbitrary 3-color assignment on G. Since G is not 3-colorable, there must be edges ((x_i, y_i)_i=1..m whose vertices are given the same color under this assignment.
Assume that we re-color all vertices {x_i, y_i}_i=1..m simultaneously. However, no vertex' new color may be among the colors used for the K_7 instance nor among the 3 colors used for vertices of G ( in the latter case the assignment restricted to G still would not be admissible after the recoloring). Therefore we would need an 11th color.

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New year, New chance, New start!
Wishing you Happiness, Health, Wealth, Success, Prosperity, Safety and Love in the new year!
2014 was a great year for 94 Maidens and we're looking to build on our successes in 2015!
Stay tuned for exciting news and updates!
94 Maidens. It's what's for Christmas!
Still a great stocking stuffer!
We had a blast as teachers, students, and parents of Temple Judea of Bucks County joined the community to celebrate Hanukkah in downtown Doylestown!
It may have been cold outside but the warmth and joy of the Festival of Lights filled our hearts completely!
Still great for gift giving for yourself or someone you love!
Wishing all of our 94 Maidens readers/viewers/fellow advocates who celebrate a very warm, happy and festive eight nights!
94 Maidens author Rhonda Fink Whitman's radio interview on World Christian Broadcasting.


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Carl Hagelin scored on a breakaway coming out of the penalty box. This Nic Dowd lob pass made it happen.
Newly-acquired forward Carl Hagelin scored his second goal as a Capital Sunday against the Winnipeg Jets.
The speedy penalty killer scored on a breakaway upon exiting the penalty box. The goal was assisted by Nic Dowd.
The stunning play would end up being the game-winning goal.
The first period of the Caps-Yotes game featured five shots and lots of yawns. 5:40 into the second period, the Caps finally broke through. TJ Oshie scored his 11th goal of the season after a slick individual play by Jakub Vrana.
Alex Ovechkin may have had three assists on the night, but young Jakub Vrana had the pass of the night.
It didn't result in a goal, but you have to see this.
Sunday, the Washington Capitals whittled their training camp roster down to 36 players. The very next day, Barry Trotz reformulated his lines as only three games remain in the preseason.
During practice on Monday, Trotz had the team participate in a four-man small ice scrimmage and Alex Ovechkin reminded us all why he's one of the greatest players on earth.
What did you expect from the first period of Friday's Caps game in Chicago? Did you expect two goals from Jay Beagle?
No you did not. Shut up. SHUT UP.
Get ready for a mean pair of beagle.jpgs.


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Pick up a Reno-Sparks Bike Map at Reno City Hall and other locations.
A Spanish version Bike Map is also available.
Wear brightly colored and/or reflective clothing even during the day. Increasing your chances of being easily seen is a good thing.
Use lights and reflectors. A big bright shiny light that can be seen at least 500 ft. in front, reflectors on the sides of your bike, and a bright red tail light that can be seen 30 to 500 ft. from the back of your bike.
Put a mirror on your bicycle and keep an eye on what's around you.
Pick the loudest horn you can find, and use it!
League of American Bicyclists Smart Cycling information and Bicycling Safety video.
RTC's Bicycling webpage for additional safety information and night cycling for low light conditions.
Nevada state laws can be found at Nevada State Legislature.
Speed: Cyclists must follow the speed limits.
Approaching Sidewalk, Bicycle Lane, Highway: When emerging from an alley, driveway, bicycle path, building or other approach to a sidewalk, cyclists must yield the right-of-way to all pedestrians. When entering a bicycle lane, cyclist must yield the right-of-way to approaching bicycles. When entering the highway, cyclists must yield the right-of-way to all vehicles or bicycles approaching.
Direction of Travel. Cyclists must ride within a bicycle lane in the right direction of vehicular traffic traveling on the same side of the highway, unless the bicycle lane is designated as two-way traffic.
Sidewalks: It is unlawful to operate a bicycle upon any sidewalk within the central business district or any prohibited-signed roadway.
Pedestrian: Cyclist riding on a sidewalk must yield the right-of-way to pedestrians and give an audible signal before overtaking and passing pedestrians.
Walking Bikes: Cyclists walking bicycles are subject to pedestrian laws.
Bicycling at Night: If you are riding at night, the bike must have a white front light visible at least 500 feet and a red reflector on the rear visible from 50 feet to 300 feet. The ticket for failing to obey is $70.00.
Brakes. Every bicycle must be equipped with a brake which enables the operator to make the braked wheel skid on dry, level, clean pavement.
Parking: Cyclists must park against a curb, in or adjacent to a bike rack, against a building or at a curb. No person shall park a bicycle on a sidewalk in a manner that obstructs pedestrian traffic or otherwise create a hazardous situation.
Careless Operation of a Bicycle: It is unlawful to operate a bicycle in a careless manner or to endanger the life, limb or property of any person.
Reno's bicycle laws, can be found in Reno Municipal Code Chapter 6.18. Bicycles.
When riding your own bike, make sure the post or rack you are using to lock your bike is well secured to the ground. In Reno, it's illegal to use trees, sign or light posts. A cable lock is not enough! Cable locks are just too easy to cut.
Use a high quality U-lock or a heavy chain and secure your wheels. Get rid of any U-lock with a round barrel key. These locks can be broken into easily by an experienced thief.
Make sure to fill up as much space inside the "U" as possible with poles, posts, and your frame and wheel. Leaving empty space gives room for a thief to pry open your lock.


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I still can't believe that they swept the Chicago Cubs and are going to play the World Series. Unfortunately, I'm not the most optimistic of fans (I believe I heard today that Joe Benigno and Evan Roberts on WFAN describe themselves as "realistic" Mets fans, which I'd agree to being). I'm getting a little nervous that the Mets have such a long stretch of rest. There is an argument to be made that they'd use this to get the pitching rotation ready. The NY Times has this handy analysis about how teams that sweep in their league championship series don't win World Series (which Kansas City Royals already experienced last year). Don't lose the momentum; stay focused. Got to keep believing in the meantime, I guess.
Cool looking item in the NY Times, reporting the NY Mets' win over the Chicago Cubs in the style of a 1908 article, 1908 being the last time the Cubs won the World Series. Actually, I do feel sorry for Cubs fans. The Cubs have to win it all someday.
The reality is that it's nice that Mets baseball is fun again, and winning is a nice feeling. Enjoy it while we can!
Doc Brown's messageToday is the day Doc Brown sent Marty McFly Back to the Future. So here is a message for you from the Doc himself.
Meanwhile… Toronto Blue Jays vs. Kansas City Royals – still going on. We'll see who the Mets will be playing.
I have to say, I enjoyed the celebration of "Back to the Future" Day. It got a little commercialized – like with the Toyota example. But, damn. That Toyota money made for a sweet looking video (ok, extended Toyota Mirage commercial).
It's nice to think that the Back to the Future trilogy inspired a generation of scientists and engineers, and even if we don't have flying cars or hoverboards, maybe we can convert trash into energy for our cars and whatever else. (and still make Toyota money while making energy efficient and nice looking cars).
Ultimately, it's nice this movie from the 1980s, and its sequels, would still entertain us all so much.
Lots of fall movies to look forward to seeing… like the return of James Bond, and the reaction to the Star Wars trailer – well, I'm not sure what to make of the trailer, but it's not like I'm not going to watch the movie when it comes out; I do want to see what director JJ Abrams did with it. (I'm probably delusional, but what the hey; I'm even looking forward to the return of X-Files in January).
It's October. Time's flying by; good grief.
NY Mets won today. NY Giants won. NY Jets won. NY Yankees got home field advantage for their one-day wild card playoff. That's what you'll get from me as the casual sports fan.
As a follow up to the previous post on Fall TV, I share the following link: Linda Holmes' article on "Television 2015: Is There Really Too Much TV?" I share it because it asked the question that I've been wondering about, and I remembered seeing it when it came out, but I didn't get a chance to share it at the time of the prior post. Check it out; Holmes pondered it and while she acknowledged that there is a lot out there, is it really that bad to have a lot that we like? I don't know; but, I am frustrated that I'm behind on everything and I feel like I can't keep up.
Plus, I've been getting back to fiction writing and it's October. National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) is right around the corner. Gasp.
More Fall TV follow up: I've been watching "Dancing With the Stars." I can never quite say if "the stars" are really stars (not to me, and especially not if they were on, say, a Real Housewives show). But, the professional dancers are starting to feel like the stars, to me, and they're fun to watch as far as their skills and artistry are concerned.
I generally watched the first week of "The Daily Show with Trevor Noah" on Comedy Central. I thought that it was pretty entertaining so far; Trevor Noah is new, yes; he has big shoes to fill; but he felt like was a little naughty (there were some jokes that I don't think Jon Stewart would have done) and newsy (still on that current events thing), with that different perspective (whether you want to call that different perspective that of the "Person of Color" or "non-American" or whatever). I'll be hopeful.
Because I've been watching a lot of Colbert on CBS, I've ended up watching some of James Corden on "The Late Late Show" right after it. He's quite talented. I think that I've moved past the "wait, he did two episodes or so on Doctor Who" as Craig, the Doctor's roommate (the 11th Doctor, as played by Matt Smith), and I liked him as the Baker on "Into the Woods." He's quite talented, I have to say. His recent thing with Matt Damon on "The Late Late Show" was hilarious for covering the various roles of Matt Damon. I liked "The Late Late Show" with Craig Ferguson, but James Corden is okay (even though he makes it so that there are too many people named "James" or "Jimmy" on late night tv).
Speaking of Stephen Colbert, seeing John Oliver on Colbert was fun – if only to hear Oliver be all candid and funny (well, certainly candid about how he doesn't care about Donald Trump).
Doctor Who continued its entertaining momentum. I'm not sure whether I quite like how this season has a "Parts 1 and 2" thing over last season's series of one story episodes. I recall that BBC did paired episodes way back in the first season of "nuWho," for the 9th Doctor and Rose, and maybe it works for the 12th Doctor and Clara, giving them some room to breathe and smooth over the plot holes moments. But, the one story episodes were crackling with tension and absurdity (which was their way of covering for plot holes); the paired stuff so far really does make one wonder how Part 2 will work to make Part 1 look workable.
But, hey, the Doctor and Clara are back in the Tardis. All good. So far, anyway (because one never knows what can happen to the companion!).
On to Monday and another work week… and the Major League Baseball playoffs! I still cannot believe that the NY Mets are in it, and I wonder how far they'll go. Let's enjoy this while we can, Mets fans!
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Above: One-year-old English Bulldog, Fynn, was bitten by a tick earlier this year. Fynn's owner, Morinville resident Jenna Schriver, says she's not exactly sure where in Alberta the dog was bitten, but it had been there for a few days before she noticed it by his ear.
Most of us would agree that ticks are nasty—they're small, sesame seed-sized arachnids that bite and bury their heads into the skin of their victims. As they feast, their little bodies get fatter and fatter, bigger and bigger.
Some ticks carry a bacteria called Borrelia Burgdorferi which causes Lyme disease.
It's important to note, not all ticks carry this bacteria, in fact, according to Alberta Health Services (AHS), most do not carry it; however, getting a tick bite can be scary nonetheless. The tick population in Alberta appears to be on the rise, some citing animal migration and a milder climate as two possible reasons for the increase.
People should be aware of this trend and know what do to if they get a bite. This goes for bites to humans and to pets, as well.
Unfortunately for our furry friends, it can be hard to notice if they've been bitten by a tick since it's way easier for them to hide on a furry, four-legged body.
Jenna Schriver, a Morinville resident, experienced just this with her one-year-old English Bulldog, Fynn, this spring. Schriver says she and her dogs were sitting in her yard when Fynn came up for his usually ear scratch. "I was just petting him and noticed the tick right beside his ear," noted Schriver.
Having travelled around a bit the week earlier, to Hardisty and Vimy (both are located in Alberta), the pet owner can not be sure where Fynn picked up the pest. "I was very surprised when I noticed it. I had never actually seen [a tick] before but I knew it was one from reading about them in the past. I could see the brown shell and it was quite large so clearly it had been there for a few days already," she said.
Schriver says she killed the tick and flushed it down the toilet, realizing afterwards she should have taken it to the vet and had it tested for the Borrelia Burgdorferi bacteria.
Elyse Prince, the Practise Manager at Morinville Vet Clinic (MVC), confirms clinics do want to see any ticks that pet owners find on their dogs, cats, or livestock.
"If you've found a tick on your pet, remove it entirely (sometimes the head can remain embedded) and bring the specimen into your local vet clinic. Alberta has a tick surveillance program; your vet clinic will send it away to be tested for Lyme and other tick-borne diseases at no charge," remarked Prince in an interview on July 19.
Prince says the cases of tick bites seen at her vet clinic is certainly on the rise.
Tall grass and heavily wooded areas are spots where ticks like to hide. Therefore, MVC suggests, if your pets are spending time outdoors in these types of locations, inspect them thoroughly afterwards.
Though it is against Morinville's pet bylaw to allow cats to roam freely outside, of course, some still do. Without being able to tell where those cats have been, remember to be diligent in looking them over when they get back to the house.
Schriver says she had treated her dogs in the past with a tick prevention medication; however, at the time Fynn was bitten a few months ago, she hadn't used any yet this year. "I constantly check both my dogs for [ticks] now, though," she emphasized.
Other pet owners are following suit. Another local resident, Sarah Segreto, says she treats her dog and, previously, her cat in hopes of preventing tick bites. Segreto, who also volunteers with the animal rescue society, Infinite Woofs, emphasizes treatments are easy and effective.
Spots on your pet to check for ticks included under the collar, around the tail and groin, between toes, under the front legs and along elbows. Ticks can attach themselves inside the ears and even on eyelids.
If you find a tick on your pet, carefully remove it using a pair of tweezers. Grab the pest by its head (not body since you do not want to crush it and cause toxins to enter the bloodstream) and pull directly outwards. Put the tick (still alive, if possible) into a baggie and bring it to your local vet clinic for (free) testing.


Toucan Wholefoods nestled in the centre of Minehead was one of the highlights of my trip there last week.
On quick glance you could be forgiven into thinking it was just a wholefood shop, full of Organic vegetables and suppliments, gluten free scones ( i brought some, forgot about them, went like bricks!)which being a veggie i love anyway, but i noticed a Reiki poster on the door the first time i was in Minehead running to the Costa at the top of the high street, because, well i had been trying to convince myself that i could get by on caffeine free and failed miserably and was going to combust if i didnt have a cappucino soon and being late sunday the Toucan was shut. So fast forward to last week..
I had arrived in Minehead to kill time before i was to meet a friend in her new house and decided to go and check out this Toucan looking for a loaf of Sourdough and some vegan friendly cake. As i was walking up the high street I went into a small bookshop as it had a tarot talk advertised on the front door, and a lovely lady battling to keep the outside books dry from the british rain and damp air with what looked like a pram cover, which is about as flexible as a plank of 2x4 wood, (I came up against them years ago when my kids were small and lost.) It turned out this lady (Margaret) was doing the talk for two hours if not longer for £3 up at the Toucan, after a lengthy chat about cards in general and the promise to keep in touch she recommended that I went up and had a coffee and a bite to eat in the café that they had upstairs and have a look at the community board they had for other Spiritual and holistic offerings that my friend and i could be potentially interested in.
There is a side door I hadn't noticed which was attached to the shop on the right hand side, you could enter the hallway from either the wholefood shop or the street into a foyer which housed a huge community board covered in leaflets, cards and posters covering threatre shows to clinical psychology, Reiki to Angels and everything inbetween. Stairs, (not a fan but worth the climb), upto the first floor where there was the kitchen and three large rooms, two had the usual cafe style table and chairs and another housing comfy sofas and soft lighting. i picked the first room, painted in sunny yellow and was awash with colour and vibrancy i nearly felt like a void of black sweeping into the sunny room of cheer! I sat in the corner as well...im funny about where i sit, aspergers and all that! i ordered my food, a Cheese and onion sandwich and a large cappucino (hahaha) which when it arrived was the size of my head. for £2.85 amazing, kept both hands warm from the cold and i swear probably used the entire contents of a kettle boil! the sandwich when it arrived was huge, on doorstop bread with a colourful side salad arranged like a posh chef had done it. i didnt get a fork because you know, a sandwich, so i didnt end up eating it, shame really the coleslaw looked amazing with celery, different types of leaves (cant tell you which im not a foodie lol) and carrot, cucumber and tomato. it was at this point i noticed as well as every herbal tea known to mankind i could get a large glass of organic prosecco for £4,25! Their menu was stocked to the rafters with gluten free, vegan options, and it had a lovely homely feel i could of stayed there all day.
We, My friend and I went back a few days later for yet another vat of coffee and Vegan carrot cake, where the owner, Sally showed us the therapy rooms available to hire above the café useful for all your holistic and spiritual needs.
It is no surprise that Toucan wholefoods has won Best Food Shop of vegetarian and Vegans, and a Best Independent Retailer Award, as well as awesome reviews on trip advisor.
I throughly recommend checking out their website and visiting when in the area, there is much to see around Exmoor and West Somerset but for now this is my new favourite place there!


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Q: wget downloads CSS @import, but ignores files referenced within them I'm using wget as follows:
wget --page-requisites --convert-links -e robots=off \
     --span-hosts --restrict-file-names=windows \
     --directory-prefix=$ASSETS_DIR --no-directories http://myhost/home

The HTML page references a stylesheet file application.css which includes the following:
@import url(https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Quicksand:700);

wget properly creates a file css@family=Quicksand%3A700 with the following contents:
@font-face {
  font-family: 'Quicksand';
  font-style: normal;
  font-weight: 700;
  src: local('Quicksand Bold'), local('Quicksand-Bold'), url(https://themes.googleusercontent.com/static/fonts/quicksand/v3/32nyIRHyCu6iqEka_hbKsonF5uFdDttMLvmWuJdhhgs.ttf) format('truetype');
}

However, wget does not download the actual TTF file referenced here. When I change the CSS on the page being mirrored and paste the @font-face rule directly to application.css, it downloads the TTF file. (But I don't want to do that – I prefer to keep using @import pointed at Google Fonts).
Is there a way to force wget to parse the @imported stylesheet and download its references too?

A: Try wget -m -p -E -k -K -np http:\\mysite.com. I had the same problem and this solution worked for me: download webpage and dependencies, including css images


Unique category of room at Meliá Cuba and located on the uppers floors of the hotel, on the fifth floor, the Deluxe Suite Sea View is ideal for couples with a minimalist design and a large lounge and corner terrace providing stunning views of the sea and the Varadero peninsula. Spacious, pleasant and comfortable, this room enjoys the exclusive Luxury Services and special details, offering the opportunity to live a unique and inimitable experience, as well as other additional features.
The pastel colours emphasis the pleasure of its romantic atmosphere and compliment the tropical surroundings, transmitting a peaceful and restful sensation. It has modern furniture and all the necessary amenities for an unforgettable and comfortable stay.
It measures 80 m² and consist of: lounge-ding room/bar-kitchenette, bedroom with walk-in closet, 2 bathrooms and 1 large terrace.
All the rooms provide maximum accommodation for 2 adults + 1 child. An extra bed can be requested for a child per room. The third person cannot be another adult.


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Announcing the WAIM Doctoral Research Fellows!
Submitted by crowston on Thu, 2021-08-12 07:11
The Work in the Age of Intelligent Machines Research Coordination Network is delighted to announce the five WAIM Doctoral Research Fellows for the 2021-22 academic year. The Fellows were selected from a highly competitive pool of applicants, which was systematically reviewed by an interdisciplinary panel of judges. Each Fellow will be supported with a $50,000 stipend to support the advancement of their dissertation research. Over the coming year, Fellows will participate as key actors in the WAIM network by sharing their progress at a series of public talks and as part of the final WAIM Convergence Conference in the summer of 2022.
Anastazja Harris, University of Texas Austin
Connecting artificial intelligence literacy and human-AI decision making outcomes in organizational hiring
Artificial intelligence (AI)-based technologies are quickly becoming a part of many decision-making processes across industries. To further explore human-AI decision-making, this dissertation will explore the connection between decision makers' AI literacy and their use of AI-based recommendations to assess job applicants. The primary goals of this two-phase dissertation research are to 1) develop a scale measure for perceptions and understanding of AI, or AI literacy, and 2) test the scale within a hiring scenario experiment. In addressing these goals, the research will examine whether people's AI literacy impacts their evaluation of job applicants when working with an AI-based hiring tool.
Azra Ismail, Georgia Institute of Technology
Towards equitable futures in frontline health: Design of intelligent systems for supporting (gendered) care work in resource-constrained settings
This research aims to inform the design of data-driven and automated systems in frontline health, particularly for women workers in low-level and precarious roles in the Global South. Frontline health workers are increasingly using such systems, or collecting data for intelligent systems in their everyday work. Taking a participatory approach, the researcher will investigate how data-driven systems might be designed to support workers by selectively automating routine workflows and enabling better distribution of work. In addition to contributing towards eventual improved health outcomes for care-seekers from underserved communities, this research targets improved futures for health workers and robust healthcare ecologies overall.
Yasmine Kotturi, Carnegie-Mellon University
(Co-)Designing a More Inclusive Future of Work
This research focuses on (co-)designing a more inclusive future of work for minority workers from diverse genders, ethnic and racial identities, and socio-economic statuses. To do so, the researcher creates peer-to-peer support systems which leverage both human and machine intelligence to scaffold skill, identity, and career development among individuals engaged in non-traditional, alternative working arrangements. Overall, the dissertation research aims to inform new design methods for an inclusive future of work for vulnerable workers and contributes two open-source software systems which introduce novel algorithms and interaction design paradigms to support human-machine collaboration.
Virginia Leavell, University of California Santa Barbara
Anticipating intelligent technologies: Nonlinear dynamics in the digital transformation of essential water infrastructure
This dissertation research is a multi-site ethnography of digital transformation in water infrastructure. As many water agencies across the United States are adopting similarly complex sets of intelligent, autonomous digital technologies, many different actors collaborate during the leadup to implementation. The researcher is most interested in how the anticipation of the future affects work, technology and organizing long before the effects of digital transformation become apparent. In addition to ethnographic data, the project also includes social network data to track how patterns of interaction and advice seeking shift in the early stages of selecting and adopting new digital technologies.
Zahra Mobini, University of Texas Dallas
How to save a life: Design and implementation of a data-driven alert system for early detection of sepsis
This research focuses on the design and implementation of a data-driven clinical decision support tool in the form of an automated alert system for a prevalent, deadly, and costly condition: sepsis. The designed alert system simultaneously considers two aspects that together determine the efficacy of alerts in practice: (i) personalized prediction of sepsis risk for each patient, (ii) timely response of alert users---caregivers---in following care protocols, i.e., caregivers' compliance behavior. The findings of this research provide guidelines for the development of effective alert systems that can ultimately improve the quality of care in various healthcare settings.


Kinchela Boys Home Aboriginal Corporation (KBHAC) has been operational since 2001. This happened as a result of a group of Kinchela Boys Home (KBH) survivors approaching World Vision Australia to help them reunite the KBH 'brothers' and to assist with the development of an organisation that would be open to all KBH survivors, their descendants and immediate families.
The memories of the harsh treatment and cruelty that many of the men experienced while in KBH continue to haunt them. The trauma they underwent can still be felt today. Notwithstanding this pain and trauma, the KBH survivors have been undeterred in their quest for justice, acknowledgement and healing. They have maintained a strong brotherhood that developed while they were in KBH which helped them survive their time there. This brotherhood continues to provide them with strength and support today.
Healing for the KBH survivors comes in the knowledge that their work in growing KBHAC is a way to support one another and their families. KBHAC is a legacy they want to leave for their descendants who struggle with the intergenerational trauma they have experienced.
KBHAC aims to help members of the Stolen Generations take control of their own future. We are committed to empowering postive, healthy peer support models that enable KBHAC and other Aboriginal community members to experience greater social inclusion in community life. These models address the reconstruction of identity and restoration of family structures.


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Home>music family>Afm Launches The Mptf Music Family Scholarship
Afm Launches The Mptf Music Family Scholarship
Posted-on May 29, 2020 By lineBylinejimmy
If you've obtained no less than two people who find themselves going to be using Family Sharing, it can save you fairly a bit of cash in your month-to-month Apple Music subscription. An individual plan is $9.99 a month, while a family plan only prices $14.99 as compared — savings that rack up in bigger households. We've detailed how to join Apple Music Family plan on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch instantly beneath. Scroll a little additional down for instructions on how to sign up for Apple Music Family plan on an Android device. The Apple Music Family plan is on the market globally, including the US, UK and Australia.
She will act as the governess to the seven kids of a widower, Austro-Hungarian Navy submarine Captain Georg von Trapp. The producers originally envisioned a non-musical play that would be written by Lindsay and Crouse and that might feature songs from the repertoire of the Trapp Family Singers. Then they determined to add an unique song or two, perhaps by Rodgers and Hammerstein.
Offer good for verified school college students only and does not extend to a Family Sharing group. If you have already got Family Sharing arrange and you've got the family plan to Apple Music, you might want to invite individuals to hitch your loved ones. These individuals might want to have a valid Apple ID and know their password to accept the invitation. Each family group can solely be moderated by one adult, who must be the same particular person whose Apple ID has an energetic family plan subscription to Apple Music. That individual ought to follow the steps below to make sure correct setup.
, performed Maria on Monday evenings and Wednesday matinee performances. The cast additionally featured Lauren Ward because the Baroness, Ian Gelder as Max, Sophie Bould as Liesl, and Neil McDermott as Rolf. Other notable replacements have included Simon Burke and Simon MacCorkindale because the Captain and newcomer Amy Lennox as Liesl.
In 1981, at producer Ross Taylor's urging, Petula Clark agreed to star in a revival of the show at the Apollo Victoria Theatre in London's West End.
Despite her misgivings that, at age 49, she was too old to play the function convincingly, Clark opened to unanimous rave critiques and the biggest advance sale within the historical past of British theatre at the moment.
Michael Jayston performed Captain von Trapp, Honor Blackman was the Baroness and June Bronhill the Mother Abbess.
Following the steps from Apple's help web page here will help you manage your subscription options. Connie Fisher was chosen by public voting as the winner of the show. In early 2007, Fisher suffered from a heavy cold that prevented her from performing for two weeks. To forestall further disruptions, an alternate Maria, Aoife Mulholland, a fellow contestant on How Do You Solve a Problem like Maria?
She returns late to the abbey the place the Mother Abbess and the opposite nuns have been considering what to do in regards to the free-spirit ("Maria"). Maria explains her lateness, saying she was raised on that mountain, and apologizes for singing within the backyard with out permission. The Mother Abbess joins her in song ("My Favorite Things"). The Mother Abbess tells her that she should spend some time outside the abbey to determine whether or not she is fitted to the monastic life.
You can share eligible App Store, music, movie, TV, and book purchases, an Apple Music Family Subscription, an Apple Arcade subscription, an Apple News+ subscription, Apple TV channels subscriptions, an Apple TV+ subscription, and an iCloud storage plan. For Apple Music's family plan, you need to arrange both Apple Music and Family Sharing. Free Apple TV+ entry for students ends if you no longer qualify or don't renew your Apple Music Student subscription.
Summer Strallen changed Fisher in February 2008, with Mulholland portraying Maria on Monday evenings and Wednesday matinees. The musical premiered in London's West End at the Palace Theatre on May 18, 1961, and ran for 2,385 performances. It was directed by Jerome Whyte and used the original New York choreography, supervised by Joe Layton, and the original sets designed by Oliver Smith. In Salzburg, Austria, simply earlier than World War II, nuns from Nonnberg Abbey sing the Dixit Dominus. One of the postulants, Maria Rainer, is on the close by mountainside, regretting leaving the attractive hills ("The Sound of Music").
But it was quickly agreed that the project should characteristic all new songs and be a musical somewhat than a play. Just ensure to turn off Apple Music's automatic subscription, then set yourself a reminder to add them to your family plan when the free trial runs out.
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It's been 14 years since Honda won an AMA 450cc championship. Is 2019 the year this dry streak finally ends?
It's crazy to think that factory Honda's championship-free streak has gone on this long. They started racing (and winning) on the AMA circuit in 1973, but now they're in their longest premier-class title drought. At the end of 2004, after winning all five AMA Supercross and Motocross series aboard red, Ricky Carmichael split and headed to Suzuki. Since then, Honda hasn't won a single premier-class title. The brand that had most of the best riders and bikes for practically all of the eighties and nineties has fallen on tough times. Is 2019 the year that this blue streak ends for Big Red?


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#pragma once

#include <aws/core/Core_EXPORTS.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSString.h>
#include <aws/core/http/HttpResponse.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/xml/XmlSerializer.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/json/JsonSerializer.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/StringUtils.h>

// TODO: temporary fix for naming conflicts on Windows.
#ifdef _WIN32
#ifdef GetMessage
#undef GetMessage
#endif
#endif

namespace Aws
{
    namespace Client
    {
        enum class CoreErrors;
        class XmlErrorMarshaller;
        class JsonErrorMarshaller;

        enum class ErrorPayloadType
        {
            NOT_SET,
            XML,
            JSON
        };

        /**
         * Container for Error enumerations with additional exception information. Name, message, retryable etc....
         */
        template<typename ERROR_TYPE>
        class AWSError
        {
        // Allow ErrorMarshaller to set error payload.
        friend class XmlErrorMarshaller;
        friend class JsonErrorMarshaller;
        template<typename T> friend class AWSError;
        public:
            /**
             * Initializes AWSError object as empty with the error not being retryable.
             */
            AWSError() : m_responseCode(Aws::Http::HttpResponseCode::REQUEST_NOT_MADE), m_isRetryable(false) {}
            /**
             * Initializes AWSError object with errorType, exceptionName, message, and retryable flag.
             */
            AWSError(ERROR_TYPE errorType, Aws::String exceptionName, const Aws::String message, bool isRetryable) :
                m_errorType(errorType), m_exceptionName(exceptionName), m_message(message),
                m_responseCode(Aws::Http::HttpResponseCode::REQUEST_NOT_MADE), m_isRetryable(isRetryable),
                m_errorPayloadType(ErrorPayloadType::NOT_SET) {}
            /**
             * Initializes AWSError object with errorType and retryable flag. ExceptionName and message are empty.
             */
            AWSError(ERROR_TYPE errorType, bool isRetryable) :
                m_errorType(errorType), m_responseCode(Aws::Http::HttpResponseCode::REQUEST_NOT_MADE),
                m_isRetryable(isRetryable), m_errorPayloadType(ErrorPayloadType::NOT_SET) {}

            AWSError(AWSError&&) = default;
            AWSError(const AWSError&) = default;

            template<typename OTHER_ERROR_TYPE>
            AWSError(AWSError<OTHER_ERROR_TYPE>&& rhs) :
                m_errorType(static_cast<ERROR_TYPE>(rhs.m_errorType)), m_exceptionName(std::move(rhs.m_exceptionName)),
                m_message(std::move(rhs.m_message)), m_remoteHostIpAddress(std::move(rhs.m_remoteHostIpAddress)),
                m_requestId(std::move(rhs.m_requestId)), m_responseHeaders(std::move(rhs.m_responseHeaders)),
                m_responseCode(rhs.m_responseCode), m_isRetryable(rhs.m_isRetryable), m_errorPayloadType(rhs.m_errorPayloadType),
                m_xmlPayload(std::move(rhs.m_xmlPayload)), m_jsonPayload(std::move(rhs.m_jsonPayload))
            {}

            template<typename OTHER_ERROR_TYPE>
            AWSError(const AWSError<OTHER_ERROR_TYPE>& rhs) :
                m_errorType(static_cast<ERROR_TYPE>(rhs.m_errorType)), m_exceptionName(rhs.m_exceptionName),
                m_message(rhs.m_message), m_remoteHostIpAddress(rhs.m_remoteHostIpAddress), m_requestId(rhs.m_requestId),
                m_responseHeaders(rhs.m_responseHeaders), m_responseCode(rhs.m_responseCode),
                m_isRetryable(rhs.m_isRetryable), m_errorPayloadType(rhs.m_errorPayloadType),
                m_xmlPayload(rhs.m_xmlPayload), m_jsonPayload(rhs.m_jsonPayload)
            {}

            /**
             * Copy assignment operator
             */
            AWSError& operator=(const AWSError<ERROR_TYPE>&) = default;

            /**
             * Move assignment operator
             */
            AWSError& operator=(AWSError<ERROR_TYPE>&& other) = default;

            /**
             * Gets underlying errorType.
             */
            inline const ERROR_TYPE GetErrorType() const { return m_errorType; }
            /**
             * Gets the underlying ExceptionName.
             */
            inline const Aws::String& GetExceptionName() const { return m_exceptionName; }
            /**
             *Sets the underlying ExceptionName.
             */
            inline void SetExceptionName(const Aws::String& exceptionName) { m_exceptionName = exceptionName; }
            /**
             * Gets the error message.
             */
            inline const Aws::String& GetMessage() const { return m_message; }
            /**
             * Sets the error message
             */
            inline void SetMessage(const Aws::String& message) { m_message = message; }
            /**
             * Gets the resolved remote host IP address.
             * This value is only available after DNS resolution and with CURL http client right now.
             * Otherwise an empty string is returned.
             */
            inline const Aws::String& GetRemoteHostIpAddress() const { return m_remoteHostIpAddress; }
            /**
             * Sets the resolved remote host IP address.
             */
            inline void SetRemoteHostIpAddress(const Aws::String& remoteHostIpAddress) { m_remoteHostIpAddress = remoteHostIpAddress; }
            /**
             * Gets the request ID.
             * This value is available after request is made and when services return it in response.
             * Otherwise an empty string is returned.
             */
            inline const Aws::String& GetRequestId() const { return m_requestId; }
            /**
             * Sets the request ID.
             */
            inline void SetRequestId(const Aws::String& requestId) { m_requestId = requestId; }
            /**
             * Returns whether or not this error is eligible for retry.
             */
            inline bool ShouldRetry() const { return m_isRetryable; }
            /**
             * Gets the response headers from the http response.
             */
            inline const Aws::Http::HeaderValueCollection& GetResponseHeaders() const { return m_responseHeaders; }
            /**
             * Sets the response headers from the http response.
             */
            inline void SetResponseHeaders(const Aws::Http::HeaderValueCollection& headers) { m_responseHeaders = headers; }
            /**
             * Tests whether or not a header exists.
             */
            inline bool ResponseHeaderExists(const Aws::String& headerName) const { return m_responseHeaders.find(Aws::Utils::StringUtils::ToLower(headerName.c_str())) != m_responseHeaders.end(); }
            /**
             * Gets the response code from the http response
             */
            inline Aws::Http::HttpResponseCode GetResponseCode() const { return m_responseCode; }
            /**
             * Sets the response code from the http response
             */
            inline void SetResponseCode(Aws::Http::HttpResponseCode responseCode) { m_responseCode = responseCode; }

        protected:
            inline ErrorPayloadType GetErrorPayloadType() { return m_errorPayloadType; }
            inline void SetXmlPayload(const Aws::Utils::Xml::XmlDocument& xmlPayload)
            {
                m_errorPayloadType = ErrorPayloadType::XML;
                m_xmlPayload = xmlPayload;
            }
            inline void SetXmlPayload(Aws::Utils::Xml::XmlDocument&& xmlPayload)
            {
                m_errorPayloadType = ErrorPayloadType::XML;
                m_xmlPayload = std::move(xmlPayload);
            }
            inline const Aws::Utils::Xml::XmlDocument& GetXmlPayload() const
            {
                assert(m_errorPayloadType != ErrorPayloadType::JSON);
                return m_xmlPayload;
            }
            inline void SetJsonPayload(const Aws::Utils::Json::JsonValue& jsonPayload)
            {
                m_errorPayloadType = ErrorPayloadType::JSON;
                m_jsonPayload = jsonPayload;
            }
            inline void SetJsonPayload(Aws::Utils::Json::JsonValue&& jsonPayload)
            {
                m_errorPayloadType = ErrorPayloadType::JSON;
                m_jsonPayload = std::move(jsonPayload);
            }
            inline const Aws::Utils::Json::JsonValue& GetJsonPayload() const
            {
                assert(m_errorPayloadType != ErrorPayloadType::XML);
                return m_jsonPayload;
            }

            ERROR_TYPE m_errorType;
            Aws::String m_exceptionName;
            Aws::String m_message;
            Aws::String m_remoteHostIpAddress;
            Aws::String m_requestId;
            Aws::Http::HeaderValueCollection m_responseHeaders;
            Aws::Http::HttpResponseCode m_responseCode;
            bool m_isRetryable;

            ErrorPayloadType m_errorPayloadType;
            Aws::Utils::Xml::XmlDocument m_xmlPayload;
            Aws::Utils::Json::JsonValue m_jsonPayload;
        };

        template<typename T>
        Aws::OStream& operator << (Aws::OStream& s, const AWSError<T>& e)
        {
            s << "HTTP response code: " << static_cast<int>(e.GetResponseCode()) << "\n"
              << "Resolved remote host IP address: " << e.GetRemoteHostIpAddress() << "\n"
              << "Request ID: " << e.GetRequestId() << "\n"
              << "Exception name: " << e.GetExceptionName() << "\n"
              << "Error message: " << e.GetMessage() << "\n"
              << e.GetResponseHeaders().size() << " response headers:";

            for (auto&& header : e.GetResponseHeaders())
            {
                s << "\n" << header.first << " : " << header.second;
            }
            return s;
        }

    } // namespace Client
} // namespace Aws