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Bumbershoot preview: Visual arts
Originally published September 1, 2011 at 7:00 pm Updated September 2, 2011 at 11:45 am
The 2011 visual-arts lineup at Seattle's Bumbershoot festival includes "The Magic Show" (contemporary artworks involving an element of illusion), "Bumber By Number" (paint-by-numbers high jinks) and a video variation on a game popular with the Surrealists.
Some optical-illusory magic … a little paint-by-numbers nostalgia/subversion … a video variation on a game popular with the Surrealists.
That's what's on offer at this year's Bumbershoot visual-arts lineup, much of it striking an appealing balance between aesthetic adventure and friendly audience inclusion.
This year, you'll find the exhibits in a new location: Seattle Center Pavilion (south of KeyArena).
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"Bumber By Number," curated by husband-and-wife team Marlow Harris and JoDavid, plays havoc with an "art form" that caught on like wildfire in the 1950s: Craft Master's paint-by-number kits.
Every baby boomer alive must have had a run-in with the phenomenon, and with "Bumber By Number" boomers will have a chance to relive their paint-by-numbers memories (or nightmares).
Artist Ryan Feddersen has constructed a larger-than-life paint-by-numbers template for Édouard Manet's "Le Déjeuner sur l'Herbe" ("The Luncheon on the Grass") and is producing crayons in the shape of astonishingly lifelike picnic comestibles that visitors can use to color in the image. Feddersen has made enough "food," I'm told, to keep visitors supplied with coloring implements all through Labor Day weekend.
Next to Feddersen's piece is a whole "salon" full of paint-by-numbers pieces that have been messed with by Seattle artists. Jeff Mihalyo takes a stereotypic mountainscape and visits upon it an enormous floating head with a city skyline for a headdress. John Brophy turns a bland horse-head into a biting parody of itself by showing it munching on $100 bills.
The Craft Master version of Thomas Gainsborough's "The Blue Boy" becomes an anatomy lesson in Janet Galore's hands as she peels back the lad's 18th-century finery to display his internal organs. Elizabeth Jameson seems to be rebelling against decades of Craft Master color dictates by turning an ordinary pastoral landscape into a scintillating psychedelic vista.
JoDavid notes that paint-by-numbers inventor Dan Robbins is still alive and, by all reports, pleased at this new twist on his brainchild.
Curator Kathy Lindenmayer's group exhibit, "The Magic Show," takes on levitation, vanishing acts and other hocus-pocus pastimes.
One highlight of the show is Seattle artist Jason Puccinelli's "Portrait of Jherek Bischoff," an exercise in anamorphic illusion. Viewed through a peephole, the piece consists of illuminated glass globes painted with disembodied facial features that rotate seemingly at random … until they suddenly coalesce — fleetingly, teasingly — into an androgynous visage.
Just as haunting is Thomas Petillo's photograph of the late Vic Chesnutt, a musician who used a wheelchair most of his life. In the shot, Chesnutt and his wheelchair float on an invisible cushion of air, casting exquisitely precise shadows on the hardwood floor below them.
Not yet installed on Tuesday were a levitating tire by Doug Young ("We don't know how it works," Bumbershoot arts-programming manager Chris Weber admits) and a steel "Cut Chair" by Peter Bristol, looking, in its fragmented state, as if it couldn't support a mouse but apparently capable of handling the weight of a whole human being.
The one real disappointment is a printout of a craigslist ad for used magic equipment, the handiwork of the SuttonBeresCuller in a lackluster performance.
As for that Surrealist game, it's the project of New York artist Leslie Lyons. Titled "Expedition," it invites audience members to build a story one sentence at a time, with only the previous contributor's sentence to guide them. Lyons is dividing the narrative into seven chapters — "Birth," "Dreaming," "Friends," "Kissing," "Love," "Magic" and "Immortality" — and will post them on her website, www.LeslieLyons.com/Expedition, as they're completed. "Birth" should be online by the time you read this.
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Michael Upchurch: michaelupchurch@comcast.net. Michael Upchurch is a novelist ("Passive Intruder," "The Flame Forest") and frequent book reviewer. He was the Seattle Times' staff book critic (1998-2008) and general arts writer (2008-2014), before resigning to concentrate on fiction and literary journalism. His reviews have appeared in the New York Times Book Review, Washington Post, Oregonian and numerous other publications.

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HomePrinceton PacketPrinceton Packet NewsLewis Center for the Arts announces Caroline Hearst Choreographers-in-Residence
Lewis Center for the Arts announces Caroline Hearst Choreographers-in-Residence
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The Lewis Center for the Arts' Program in Dance at Princeton University announces dance artists Kyle Marshall and Larissa Velez-Jackson as the Caroline Hearst Choreographers-in-Residence for the 2021-22 academic year.
Marshall's and Velez-Jackson's residencies will include teaching dance courses in the fall semester and choreographing new works that will be performed at the Princeton Dance Festival in November.
The purpose of the Hearst program is to bring prominent choreographers and dancers in conversation with Princeton students through a variety of engagement activities while supporting the development of these choreographers' work, according to information provided by the Lewis Center. These residencies, along with others being planned for the coming year, are aimed at maximizing that potential engagement.
Launched in 2017, the Caroline Hearst Choreographers-in-Residence Program fosters the Program in Dance's connections with the dance field. It provides selected professional choreographers with resources and a rich environment to develop their work and offers opportunities for students, faculty and staff to engage with diverse creative practices, according to the statement.
The program is supported through a gift from Margaret C. and William R. Hearst, III.
"What I love about this year's Hearst choreographer engagements is that our students will get a chance to experience a creative process with these exceptional artists and, then later, meet their company dancers and observe their work-in-process," Susan Marshall, director of the Program in Dance, said in the statement. "This is a deep, dimensional exchange with these risk-taking choreographers. Larissa Velez-Jackson and Kyle Marshall cultivate caring communities and are redefining the rules of contemporary dance — I'm thrilled that our program can support the development of their work."
Marshall is a choreographer, performer and teaching artist. He recently received the 2020 Dance Magazine Harkness Promise Award and a New York Dance and Performance "Bessie" Award nomination for the production "Colored."
His dance company, Kyle Marshall Choreography (KMC), sees the dancing body as a container of history, an igniter of social reform and a site of celebration. Since its inception in 2014, KMC has performed at venues including BAM Next Wave Festival, Jacob's Pillow Inside/Out, Joe's Pub at the Public, Actors Fund Arts Center, New Jersey Performing Arts Center, New York City Summerstage, and Roulette. He has also received commissions from Dance on the Lawn, Montclair's Dance Festival, and Harlem Stage.
Marshall has been in residence at the 92nd Street Y, CPR, Jamaica Performing Arts Center and is currently a resident performance artist at MANA Contemporary.
As a teacher, Marshall conducts dance masterclasses and creative workshops at schools including American Dance Festival, Montclair State University, Ailey/Fordham, County Prep High School, and Bloomfield College.
He is a member of the Trisha Brown Dance Company.
He also danced with Doug Elkins Choreography Etc. and Tiffany Mills Company.
Marshall graduated from Rutgers University with a B.F.A. in dance.
Velez-Jackson is a choreographer and multi-platform artist who uses improvisation as a main tool for research and creation.
In 2011, she launched a song-and-dance collaboration with her husband, Jon Velez-Jackson, called Yackez, "The World's Most Loveable Musical Duo."
In 2017, Yackez presented their two-act spectacle, "Give It To You Stage" at New York Live Arts with a cast of elder exercise-dancers and a queer post-modern wrestling ensemble, The Yackez Dancers.
Velez-Jackson is also the artistic director of the LVJ Performance Co., where her solo and collaboratively made dance performances have been presented widely in New York City, including The Bushwick Starr, The Chocolate Factory, Roulette, Museum of Art and Design, Danspace Project, New Museum, American Realness Festival at Abrons Arts Center, and Martin E. Segal Theater.
Velez-Jackson's works have been curated internationally in Mexico City and Madrid at Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo.
In 2016, Velez-Jackson was awarded the prestigious Foundation for Contemporary Arts Grant to Artists award and was nominated for a New York Dance and Performance "Bessie" Award for Outstanding Emerging Choreographer.
She was selected as a choreographic artist-in-residence at the historic Harkness Dance Center at the 92nd Street Y for 2017-18 and was a Movement Research artist-in-residence for 2018-2020, where she furthered her research on the healing properties of her improvisation practice, the Star Pû Method.
In the fall, Marshall will teach a section of the course "Dance Performance Workshop" through which he will create and stage a new dance work with Princeton students to be performed in the Princeton Dance Festival being presented in November.
Velez-Jackson will teach the fall course "Politics of Care," which explores dance-theater practice addressing the desires, needs, and realities of the body and its greater community, centering the politics of self and group care, which will also culminate in a new work to be performed as part of the Festival.
Hearst Choreographers-in-Residence are chosen annually through a nomination process and include choreographers at various stages of their careers exploring a wide range of aesthetics, including those who may not otherwise fit easily into the Dance Program's curriculum, according to the statement.
Past Hearst Choreographers-in-Residence have included Souleymane Badolo, Brian Brooks, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Shannon Gillen, Miguel Gutierrez, Jessica Lang, Ralph Lemon, Jennifer Nugent and Paul Matteson, Annie-B Parson, Jumatatu Poe, Karen Sherman, Olivier Tarpaga, Urban Bush Women, Raphael Xavier, and Abby Zbikowski.
Additional dance artists will be chosen later for the 2021-22 academic year for shorter residencies.
Over the past 12 years, the Program in Dance, under Director Susan Marshall and Associate Director Rebecca Lazier, has grown from two full-time faculty and four adjunct professors to five full-time and nine adjunct faculty. The number of dance courses have also increased from nine to 23 and the curriculum includes introductory courses, courses suited for dancers at the pre-professional level, as well as courses in dance studies and interdisciplinary contemporary practices, according to the statement.
Acclaimed artists who have visited campus to work with student dancers include choreographers Bill T. Jones, William Forsythe, Dean Moss, Robert Battle, Jessica Lang, Miguel Gutierrez and Pam Tanowitz, and dancers Lil' Buck, Ana "Rokafella" Garcia, Robert La Fosse, Heather Watts, Damian Woetzel, and Silas Riener, Princeton Class of 2006. Riener, whom The New York Times described as, "one of the superlative performers of our day," explored dance for the first time as a Princeton undergraduate and went on to dance with Merce Cunningham Dance Company, working now as an independent choreographer and dancer.
The presence of more than 20 extracurricular dance companies makes Princeton a particularly lively environment for dancers, choreographers, and their audiences.
Students in the Program in Dance earn a certificate, similar to a minor, in addition to their major area of study. These certificate students are deeply committed young artists who often create full-length works as part of their senior thesis projects. The guest artists made possible through the Hearst Choreographer-in-Residence program contribute significantly to an environment focused on creativity, risk-taking and process. Increased access to respected working artists in the program is also expected to raise the curiosity of introductory-level students and students in other disciplines.
For more information on the Program in Dance, future events related to the choreographers-in-residence program, and the more than 100 other performances, exhibitions, readings, screenings, concerts and lectures offered each year by the Lewis Center for the Arts, most of them free, visit arts.princeton.edu.
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Waterloo's Boltmade Might Be the Regions Next Success Story
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Who Can I Be Now? [1974 - 1976]
Genre: 60s / 70s Rock / Pop / Progressive / Kraut
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The follow up to the awarding winning and critically acclaimed DAVID BOWIE 'FIVE YEARS (1969 – 1973)' this thirteen LP box features all of the material officially released by Bowie during the so-called 'American' phase of his career from 1974 to 1976.
The box set, which is named after a track recorded in 1974 but not officially released until the 1990's, includes 'DIAMOND DOGS', 'DAVID LIVE' (in original and 2005 mixes), 'YOUNG AMERICANS' and 'STATION TO STATION' (in original and 2010 mixes) as well as 'THE GOUSTER', 'LIVE NASSAU COLISEUM 76' and a new compilation entitled 'RE:CALL 2' which is a collection of single versions and non-album b-sides.
All of the formats include tracks that have never before appeared on LP as well as new remasters.
Exclusive to the box set is 'THE GOUSTER previously unreleased as a complete album' it was recorded at Sigma Sound, Philadelphia in 1974 and produced by Tony Visconti. The album was mixed and mastered before David decamped to New York to work with John Lennon and Harry Maslin on what became the 'YOUNG AMERICANS' album. 'THE GOUSTER' contains three previously unreleased mixes of 'Right', 'Can You Hear Me' and 'Somebody Up There Likes Me'.
For the 2016 release, Tony Visconti has overseen the mastering from the original tapes and photos taken by Eric Stephen Jacobs have been put together for the sleeve based around one of David's original concepts for the album.
Also exclusive to the box set will be the remastered 'DAVID LIVE (original mix)', the 2010 Harry Maslin mix of 'STATION TO STATION' (previously only available on an audio only DVD in 5.1 and stereo as part of the 'STATION TO STATION' Deluxe box set in 2010) and 'RE:CALL 2'.
'RE:CALL 2' features the original single mix of 'Rebel Rebel', which has only featured on a 40th anniversary picture disc in 2014 since its original release on single in 1974, and a previously unreleased on CD Australian single edit of 'Diamond Dogs', the only place in the world that this edit was issued. Also appearing on CD for the first time is the single edit of the live version of 'Rock 'n' Roll With Me', which was issued to radio stations in the U.S. to help promote the 'DAVID LIVE' album.
'RE:CALL 2' features newly originated artwork with 1975 in-studio images from the 'STATION TO STATION' recording sessions by David's friend and backing vocalist Geoff MacCormack aka Warren Peace.
The alternative cover for the 2010 mix of 'STATION TO STATION' by Harry Maslin, features the originally intended colour sleeve for the album that never got further than a few colour proofs and was replaced by the more familiar black and white image.
The box set's accompanying 84 page book will feature rarely seen and previously unpublished photos by photographers including Eric Stephen Jacobs, Tom Kelley, Geoff MacCormack, Terry O'Neill, Steve Schapiro, and many others as well as historical press reviews and technical notes about the albums from producers Tony Visconti and Harry Maslin.
· 84 Page hardback book
· Diamond Dogs (remastered) (1 LP)
· David Live (original mix) (remastered) (2 LP) *
· David Live (2005 mix) (remastered) (3 LP)
· The Gouster (previously unreleased as an album) (1 LP) *
· Young Americans (remastered) (1 LP)
· Station To Station (remastered) (1 LP)
· Station To Station (Harry Maslin 2010 mix) (1 LP) *
· Live Nassau Coliseum '76 (2 LP)
· Re:Call 2 (Single versions and non album B-sides) (remastered) (1 LP) *
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The German Grand Prix is the most difficult race of the Formula One season on which to bet because of the crazy changes to the rules that are about to take place.
FRIC – short for front and rear interconnected suspension – is the only thing about which Formula One people have been talking ahead of the German Grand Prix. Why? Because FRIC, which is a system that helps stabilise a car through corners by keeping its ride height as consistent as possible, has been deemed illegal by FIA race director Charlie Whiting.
Unless all 11 Formula One teams agree to delay banning the use of FRIC until next year it will be illegal for teams to use the system from the German Grand Prix onwards. There is a real chance that there will not be an agreement ahead of the German Grand Prix and that, fearful of post-race protests, some teams will remove FRIC from their cars.
What does this mean? Well, one can bet one's bottom dollar that Mercedes will remove FRIC from its championship-leading cars and take a performance hit. The difficulty for punters is working out how big that hit will be and whether it will bring the Mercedes cars of Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg back to the field. Mercedes has won eight of this season's nine races, filling the first two spots in six of them.
And one should not underestimate the possibility of the rule changes having a major impact because there are precedents. For example, Michelin had to change the construction of its tyres midway through the 2003 Formula One competition and that played into the hands of Ferrari, as did the banning of technology that Renault developed for the 2006 campaign.
One has enjoyed backing Mercedes in the first half of the Formula One season but, rather than step into Hamilton or Rosberg at relatively short odds to win the German Grand Prix, there is better value to be found on other drivers.
The obvious play to start is with the Force India team since the reports are that it is one of the very few Formula One teams that are not using a FRIC system. Therefore, it makes sense that Force India should close the gaps on FRIC users.
Force India drivers Nico Hulkenberg and Sergio Perez occupy seventh and 11th positions in the Formula One championship after nine rounds, with the German driver posting six top sixs and his Mexican colleague achieving that feat twice.
Paddy Power is offering odds of 2.62 that Hulkenberg ends the German Grand Prix in the top six, a fair offer when one considers that he has a 66.7 per cent strike rate this term, which equates to odds of 1.50. And it helps that Hulkenberg is one of four locals competing at the Hockenheimring, which does not host the German Grand Prix annually these days.
That is an important thing to note for anyone reviewing the results of German Grand Prix races. The Hockenheimring held the German Grand Prix from 1986 to 2006 inclusive but it has shared the honour with the Nurburgring since 2008, with the Hockenheimring staging the event in even-numbered years.
Fernando Alonso has won the last two German Grand Prix races at the Hockenheimring and before that it was Hamilton who stood on top of the podium. All up, Alonso has won three German Grand Prix titles, all of them at the Hockenheimring.


One of the largest frauds perpetuated on the American public has been the false claim that high cholesterol causes heart disease. Even though this has been known for decades to be false, the myth keeps getting promoted by the drug companies to increase drug sales of drugs, such as statins. The whole idea of high cholesterol causing heart disease started with a faulty, outdated rabbit study from the 1920s. No solid evidence of high cholesterol causing heart disease in humans has ever been shown. In fact, evidence is to the contrary. Several studies have confirmed that as cholesterol levels go down that the mortality rate goes up, primarily from increased heart attacks and strokes.
What I really find interesting is how doctors, who should be reasonably intelligent, don't seem to be questioning how it is that people can have low cholesterol and clogged arteries, or high cholesterol and clean arteries. In fact I just heard a commercial for Lipitor, where Dr. Jarvic is claiming that high cholesterol can lead to heart attack and stroke. I would love to ask him in person to explain this mechanism since there is absolutely no science whatsoever to back up his claim!
Cholesterol levels are actually totally irrelevant to the risk of arteriosclerosis. It is inflammation, not high cholesterol that leads to arteriosclerosis. Cholesterol is actually a healing agent for the body. Where there is an injury in the body, cholesterol will increase in that area to aid in the healing by acting as both a patchwork, and as a precursor for other substances, such as hormones that play a role in healing. Various things can cause trauma and inflammation to the arteries, and are well known for increasing the risk of heart disease. These include high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking, and even bypass operations. Damage to the arterial lining leads to inflammation. In response, cholesterol floods the area and lays down as a "patchwork" over the injured area. The problem is that if the source of inflammation is not removed then the cholesterol will keep depositing in an attempt to heal the injured area.
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Note: The herbal claims being made are based on historical uses and scientific research from outside the U.S.A.
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namespace Bitban\PhpCodeQualityTools\Tests;

use Bitban\PhpCodeQualityTools\Constants;
use Bitban\PhpCodeQualityTools\Validators\PhpKeywordsValidator;
use Bitban\PhpCodeQualityTools\Validators\PhpKeywordValidationRule;
use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;

class PhpForbiddenKeywordsValidatorTest extends TestCase
{
    use TempFilesTrait;

    private function _testPhpForbiddenKeywords($file)
    {
        $phpKeywordValidationRules = [
            // Forbidden kewyords
            new PhpKeywordValidationRule(T_STRING, ['var_dump'], 'var_dump() function call found', Constants::RETURN_CODE_ERROR),
            new PhpKeywordValidationRule(T_EMPTY, ['empty'], 'empty() operator found', Constants::RETURN_CODE_WARNING)
        ];

        $outputInterface = new OutputInterfaceMock();
        $validator = new PhpKeywordsValidator([$file], $this->tmpdir, $outputInterface);
        $validator->setValidationRules($phpKeywordValidationRules);
        return $validator->validate();
    }

    public function testPhpForbiddenKeywordsOk()
    {
        $returnValue = $this->_testPhpForbiddenKeywords(__DIR__ . '/testcases/forbidden-keywords/PhpNoForbiddenKeywords.php');
        $this->assertEquals(Constants::RETURN_CODE_OK, $returnValue, 'PHP file has no forbidden keywords but validator did not return OK code');
    }

    public function testPhpForbiddenKeywordsWarning()
    {
        $returnValue = $this->_testPhpForbiddenKeywords(__DIR__ . '/testcases/forbidden-keywords/PhpEmptyForbiddenKeyword.php');
        $this->assertEquals(Constants::RETURN_CODE_WARNING, $returnValue, 'PHP file has empty() call but validator did not return WARNING code');
    }

    public function testPhpForbiddenKeywordsError()
    {
        $returnValue = $this->_testPhpForbiddenKeywords(__DIR__ . '/testcases/forbidden-keywords/PhpAllForbiddenKeywords.php');
        $this->assertEquals(Constants::RETURN_CODE_ERROR, $returnValue, 'PHP file uses all forbidden keywords but validator did not return ERROR code');
        $returnValue = $this->_testPhpForbiddenKeywords(__DIR__ . '/testcases/forbidden-keywords/PhpVarDumpForbiddenKeyword.php');
        $this->assertEquals(Constants::RETURN_CODE_ERROR, $returnValue, 'PHP file has var_dump() call but validator did not return ERROR code');
    }
}

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Giselle is currently working on a series of scarves using bleach and hearts she drew and printed on to recycled t-shirt fabric.
John is working on a project to apply on a large wrap scarf! The first few steps of this process are being displayed above. He started by taking a photo of myself and somewhat editing it on Photoshop and then transfered on to Illustrator. On Illustrator he created a live trace and used a photo of Alexander McQueens' shoe and layered it under the trace. Later on he is going to add a poem that he wrote surrounding the photo.
this is jesse's self portrait. in the back is a design (carbon atom) that he drew out and then placed into illustrator.
When starting the self- portrait project this was the first picture i picked. I used words that described me to fill in the stencil. I didn't really do the project correct because your suppose to be able to read the words within the stencil but i consider this a beautiful mistake.
This Photo was taken at our HTW photo shoot. We took a couple of pictures but i picked this one because it seemed liked the easiest to work with (lolz). Poochie was something that i worked on after the self portrait but using Adobe Illustrator I was able to take my logo design and put it on my sweater.
Earlier in the internship, my self portrait was posted. I felt it would be better to show the original as well. This will give the readers a better idea of what they can do using Adobe Illustrator.
These are designs of mine that actually started off as sketches. Chanel was nice enough to scan my drawings onto the computer from me, but getting the lines right in illustrator was up to me. It wasn't until I had to do that did I finally understand why Chanel always said the "pen tool" is a pain. But with determination (and calling Chanel over every 10 minutes), I did it. I guess you can say the meaning behind these pieces are up for debate. It really all depends on the person's perception.
Being an intern at HTW was awesome and I greatly appreciate all that Shani and Chanel has done for me. I have never worked in an artistic environment where students can actually add in their own creativity and style. Anyone who is interesting in taking classes at HTW should definitely give it a shot. It's a great experience and I honestly feel like I am walking away with new knowledge and skill.
New Internship Program at HTW!
This is a design that i made for my mothers up and coming clothing logo. The name "Poochie" came from my mother family while she was growing up.
Interns from City as School work with Teaching Artist Shani Peters to print a new piece from our classic archival textile screens!
Nadia, showing off a freshly inked screen!
Come back to the blog to see what we do with the prints!
All photos taken by our intern John, who's outfit was too fresh to get inked up!
Just kidding- he printed, coated screens and somehow kept himself spotless.
Elena and Gabby Hook Us Up!!!
Elena makes HTW handprinted bags for our store!
New Work by HTW Interns!
A fresh new addition to our endeavors!
Check out our interns work in progress designs below.
inspired by their personal interests, ambitions, and style.
They are currently being trained to use Adobe Illustrator.
All designs were created in less than an hour! Hard to believe right?
I'm using the name of my label, Jean-Yves by John, to come up from a tea cup as if it was steam.
It represents how I actually came up with my label's name.


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Govt in process of clearing outstanding dues of media houses: Fawad
ISLAMABAD:MinisterforInformationandBroadcasting Fawad Chaudhry said on Tuesday that the government stood with media workers and was in the process of clearing outstanding advertisement dues of media houses to stop them from sacking employees.
Speaking on the floor of the National Assembly, he said that the government and the media owners had agreed that payments worth Rs320 million were pending. He said that outstanding advertisement dues of Rs126m were being released by the Punjab government.
The information minister said that the immediate benefit of the payments would go to the media houses and reduce [financial] pressure on them.
Earlier, the minister along with Parliamentary Secretary Andleeb Abbas and Minister of State for Climate Change Zartaj Gul went to the press gallery and talked to members of the Parliamentary Reporters Association, who had walked out from the press gallery to protest the sacking of media workers and non-payment of salaries.
The minister assured them that the government would work with media organisations to resolve the issue. He said that despite the difficult economic situation, the federal and provincial governments had released Rs460m advertisement dues to media houses.
The minister expressed solidarity with journalists and said television channels and media houses had claimed Rs7 billion for advertisements released during the terms of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, Pakistan Peoples Party and Pervez Musharraf governments.
The minister said the government would formulate a new advertisement policy and would consider giving advertisements directly. He added that a new media university would be set up as the media industry still had a lot of capacity for growth.
He agreed that whenever talks would be held with the All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS), a 15-member delegation from news organisations should be made part of the negotiations.-APP


Amid all the brouhaha around CWG, first-ever judo World Cup medal winner Thoudam Kalpana Devi returned to Delhi unnoticed.
NEW DELHI: Amid all the brouhaha around the Commonwealth Games, judo World Cup medal winner returned to Delhi unnoticed on Tuesday. Thoudam Kalpana Devi won a medal, first-ever by an Indian at the World Cup, held at Tashkent on September 25 and September 26. But, nobody rolled out the red carpet to welcome the winner.
Kalpana, a constable with Indo-Tibet Border Police (ITBP), seemed unruffled. ITBP will felicitate her on September 30. The 21-year-old judoka is already fired up to begin preparations for the Guangzhou Asiad in November.
At nine, this Imphal girl had won a silver at the sub-junior national championship at Guwahati in 1998. When the chief guest presented her the silver medal, little Kalpana refused to accept. She didn't like the colour of the medal. She urged the chief guest to give her the gold medal instead. "He told me next time you take the gold," recounted Kalpana with a smile.
It was quite prophetic. Kalpana won four gold medals at the junior national championships and one gold at junior Asian judo championship. Since last year, she has been participating in senior championships and already has two gold (Commonwealth Judo Championship, Singapore and Rajiv Gandhi International Judo Championship, Jaipur) and two bronze in her kitty.
The World Cup win makes her a strong contender for the 2012 London Olympics. "It's an Olympic qualifier event," said her coach, ITBP assistant commandant Virender Singh, who is also the national judo coach.
Before leaving for Tashkent with Kalpana for the World Cup, Singh had gone to the National Judo Federation office to collect the national flag and a CD of the national anthem. A federation official had ridiculed him saying, "Why bother? It's just a pleasure trip."
Kalpana's bronze forced the official to eat his words. She had won three rounds in the World Cup. But in the fourth, she lost to the reigning world champion from Korea. At five, when Kalpana started missing tuitions and running away to judo classes, her mother Bimola Devi would beat her, she recounted. "Now she is immensely happy."


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Here at Netmatters we like to dedicate an award at the end of every month to 'The Notable Employees'. This award is devoted to a single employee who has surpassed the expectations of their job role during the previous month. For July, we would like to congratulate Digital Marketing Executive, Ashley Hewitt.
The most Notable of Notable Employees
Ashley Hewitt
Ashley has produced some fantastic work on a re-branding project this month; using his wealth of customer service experience and industry knowledge to ensure we surpass the client's expectations. Ashley was a key member in dealing with a potentially, very damaging cyber-attack on one of our clients. He worked out of hours to ensure that Netmatters went above and beyond to assist with this issue. Fantastic Dedication Ashley, well done.
This Month's Notable Employee Nominations are:
Leo Burnham — Leo has been described as a rock in the IT department. He is an incredibly consistent member of staff who is always willing to go above and beyond to help others; clients and colleagues alike.
Nicki Askham — Always having a can-do attitude and getting stuff done. Nicki continues to improve and supports the company by completing projects and a variety of tasks.
Ed Oxbury — Ed has recently completed his Prince 2 training qualification which in itself is a notable achievement. We are thrilled to see someone looking to further their personal development.
Josh Ralph — Contributing a huge amount of additional time over the past month. Josh has taken to his new role as a Squad Leader like a duck to water and is a great support to everyone in the team.
Simon Wright — Simon has an excellent working attitude, approach and is mindful in his work. When a problem arises, without being prompted he offers a solution and implements it swiftly.
Tom Lancaster — As aforementioned, one of our clients was involved in a potentially damaging cyber-attack this month. Tom has made it onto the list courtesy of his efforts in assisting with this issue.
Jim Palmer — Jim has really come into his own in the last few weeks. A positive influence around the business development department and continues to integrate into the company very well.
Huge Congratulations to everyone who made this celebratory list. These are just a few unmistakable faces of our ever-flourishing workforce. At Netmatters, we are always on the lookout to improve and augment our workforce; if you think you have what it takes, get in touch today via the form below, or by calling us on 01603 515007.
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United States - Data Privacy Laws and Regulations
There is no overarching law with respect to employee privacy in the United States. Rather, employers are subject to a patchwork of federal and state laws, depending on the type of information and particular context described:
Background Reports: In order to request background check reports on applicants or employees from consumer reporting agencies, companies need to comply with the requirements of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and state laws. Before obtaining such a report, an employer must get the individual's consent using a stand-alone form which discloses that the employer may use the information for decisions related to employment.
If an adverse action will be taken based on the results of the report, notify the individual in advance of taking the adverse action. This includes giving the individual a copy of the consumer report and a copy of "A Summary of Your Rights Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act," along with any state required notice.
Finally, after adverse an action is taken (if applicable), give the applicant or employee a final adverse action notice, including the identity and contact information for the source of the report, a statement that that entity (i.e. the background check vendor) did not take the adverse action and cannot explain why it was taken, and a notice of the right to dispute accuracy or completeness and to get an additional free copy of the report within 60 days.
Criminal History: Many states, cities and counties have enacted laws which prohibit employers from asking applicants about criminal history on job applications (aka ban-the-box). These laws require that employers wait until later in the recruiting process before asking applicants about their criminal history or conducting background checks. In certain cases, these laws require that employers wait until after the conditional offer of employment before obtaining information from any source about a job applicant's criminal history.
Credit Checks: Some states and cities have a general prohibition on giving employers access to a job applicant's credit history. These laws contain varying exceptions for different categories of employees, such as employees with: significant supervisory authority, access to confidential business information, the authority to execute contracts or, engage in significant financial transactions.
Drug Tests: Several states require employers to provide notice and/or obtain the individual's consent before conducting drug tests on applicants and employees. In addition, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has established requirements for conducting drug tests in the trucking industry.
Employee Monitoring: Because electronic monitoring of employees raises the potential for liability under the Wiretap Act (18 USC § 2510-22) and state corollaries, including state laws specifically governing electronic monitoring in the workplace (e.g., Connecticut Employee Monitoring Law, Ct. Gen. Stat. 31-46d) employers should:
inform employees through an employee electronic resources policy, telephone monitoring policy or handbook regarding the monitoring of employees' workspaces and devices, including work email, phone calls, or more unexpected technologies (such as keystroke logging) and obtain the employee's consent;
limit electronic monitoring to what is reasonably necessary and narrowly tailored to the legitimate workplace interests in monitoring productivity, preventing violations of company policy and legal violations, and maintaining a non-hostile workplace environment.
Note that under decisions from the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), use of video surveillance in the workplace can be a subject of mandatory collective bargaining, and must be addressed with a labor union, if applicable (e.g., Colgate-Palmolive Co., 323 NLRB 515, 515 (1997) (holding that use of hidden cameras in the workplace is sufficiently "germane to the work environment and outside the scope of managerial decisions lying at the core of entrepreneurial control" as to require an employer to bargain over them)).
In addition, many states regulate the use of tracking devices. This is generally limited to vehicle tracking and an exception is provided for location tracking by the vehicle's owner. That said, a few statutes require an individual's consent in order to conduct location tracking.
Social Security Numbers (SSNs): Laws in certain states require companies to take extra care regarding the collection and use of SSNs (e.g., Cal. Civ. Code § 1789.85; NY Gen. Bus. Law § 388-ddd; N.Y.S. Lab. Law § 203-d). Generally, without express consent of the individual, a company needs to:
never publicly post SSNs;
limit access to SSNs to employees who need to know due to their job responsibilities;
avoid transmission of SSNs over the internet, unless through a secure connection or with encryption;
prohibit using SSNs as an account number or other regular identifier; and,
limit printing SSNs on hard copy documents where possible and ensure that any hard copy documents with SSNs are properly disposed of through cross-shredding or similar methods.
Biometric Information: Laws in certain states limit collection and use of biometric information. Examples include the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act and Tex. Bus. & Comm. Code Ann. These laws:
require a written policy which sets out the retention schedule for the information (no longer than three years after the individual's last interaction with the business) and guidelines for destruction;
require disclosure and express written consent;
prohibit the sale of information; and,
require the employer to protect biometric information as it would protect other confidential and sensitive information.
Health Information: Under the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA), employers must maintain the confidentiality of certain health-related information and limit access to a need-to-know basis.


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Q: My minecraft isn't giving me my blocks as soon as I mine them I just recently got Minecraft and I realized that as soon as I break a block it takes almost 4 to 7 seconds or more to give me my block. Is this a normal glitch for update 1.7.4? How can I fix it?

A: You could try to find out, how much memory is consumed by the time you're breaking a block.
The shortcut for it is Shift+F3.
You might also see an increase in the memory at the top right corner, where the percentage of used memory is showed.
Last but not least, try to watch the FPS count in the top left corner in the first line.
This might as well drop.
All in all, i guess you either have too little memory for Minecraft or you had a lot of other programs open at that time.
TL;DR: F3 / Shift+F3 should give you some tips about the memory consumption at the time, where you break a block.
Hope I could help.

A: It's lag. When you mine or collect a block it appears on the ground for about 1.24 seconds (sometimes longer if you have tremendous lag). Lowering your GUI settings and CPU consumption will allow you to collect materials with ease.

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3 Austin companies you wish you worked for
by Amy Reagan
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Startup life is intense and often wonderful in and of itself: the high of building something from nothing and the thrill of collaborative innovation can be pretty heady stuff. Of particular greatness is the moment of celebrating a huge milestone in the life of a new company, like making a first sale, bringing on that first big client, securing a great round of funding and encouragement from trusted investors -- and, hopefully, exiting according to plan.
But a few emerging startups are causing double-takes from the neighbors, so to speak, as they work to prove themselves as places that could easily elicit some variation of the old adage: "A million people would kill for that job."
Among those venerable new workplaces: Ruckus Gaming, Favor and Magnitude Software Corp.
The sports fan's dream: Ruckus Gaming
No hardcore sports fan wouldn't want to try their hand at working in the industry in some way, and as fantasy sports have evolved into a billion dollar industry with no fewer than 23 million participants, there's plenty of opportunity for digital types to get involved. In Austin, Ruckus Gaming LLC recently scooped up $2 million from a group of 15 investors, securing it a comfortable operating budget for the foreseeable future. So far, the game developer has released Victiv, a daily fantasy sports platform with what it calls "one of the largest first deposit bonuses from any daily fantasy sports website."
And as for sustainability? Well, the Fantasy Sports Trade Association recently reported a 48 percent spike in fantasy football revenue alone between 2008 and 2014, so the industry shows no signs of getting sidelined anytime soon.
The fun local lifehack: Favor
As local delivery services finally enjoy a major surge in popularity in cities other than New York, Favor makes itself available in Austin to great reviews. The much-buzzed-about delivery service raised $2 million in seed funding in September, adding to the 1.9 million already secured through two previous rounds. A recent headline in The Wall Street Journal about the company said it was "Seeded to Become (the) Go-To Delivery Service in College Towns." Although NeighborFavor, the company responsible for the app, faces competition from the likes of Seamless, GrubHub and longstanding delivery service EatOutIn, it seems up to the challenge, as a Forbes interview with Favor co-founder and CMO, Zac Maurais, echoed the WSJ's enthusiasm. That headline read: "Disrupting and Winning the White-Hot Delivery Market."
Bold words indeed.
The safe bet: Magnitude Software Corp
While fantasty sports and the "white-hot delivery market" may be super buzzy at the moment, so is Big Data, and it has been for a while. How's this for a recent financing coup by one of Austin's data wranglers: Magnitude Software Corp raked in a whopping $100 million for its family of enterprise management information software. It boasts 200,000 users at 600 customers in over 100 countries.
September was a banner month for Magnitude: in addition to its finance round, Database Trends and Applications named it a Top 100 Company in Data. In other words, get in while you can.
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Police Chief of Small Texas Town Fatally Shot During Traffic Stop
The shooter has an outstanding graffiti warrant but officials couldn't confirm if that motivated the shooting.
The police chief of a small Texas town outside San Antonio died Saturday after he was shot during a traffic stop.
Michael Pimentel (Image source: GoHeroes.us)
A witness told KENS-TV in San Antonio she saw Michael Pimentel, chief of the Elmendorf police force, shot three times by a man during an altercation. Pimentel suffered gunshot wounds to his stomach and shoulder during the confrontation, KSAT-TV reported.
The officer, who was in his 60s, was taken to a hospital, KENS said; Bexar County Sheriff Susan Pamerleau confirmed that Pimentel died as a result of his wounds, the station added.
Deputies arrested Joshua Manuel Lopez, 24, at the scene, KENS reported, citing sheriffs.
The shooter will be charged with capital murder of a police officer, KENS noted, citing officials said. Lopez has an outstanding graffiti warrant, Pamerleau told the station; she couldn't confirm if that motivated the shooting, KENS added, but Lopez has only been booked on the graffiti charge.
The witness KENS interviewed told the station the suspect is a neighbor and has a history of mental illness.


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Keflavik Airport passenger forecast for 2020
Isavia's 2020 forecast for the number of passengers expected to pass through Keflavík Airport was issued today.
According to the passenger forecast, it is assumed that the total number of passengers passing through Keflavík Airport in 2020 will decrease by 7.6% from what the number was in 2019. The total number of arrivals passengers will be slightly more than 2.5 million or a decrease of 1.4% from last year.
The number of transfer passengers decreases for the second year in a row. Their number decreases from just over 2 million passengers to just over 1.5 million, down by approximately 24.3%.
When examining 2019, it should be kept in mind that WOW air was still operational during the first three months of the year but collapsed at the end of March. If WOW air passengers are excluded, the overall number of passengers decreases by around 1.9%. Arrivals and departures increase by around 3.3% while the number of transfer passengers decreases by approximately 16.2%.
"Isavia's passenger forecast for Keflavík Airport is prepared in close co-operation with the airport's users and we anticipate a decrease in the total number of passengers passing through Keflavík Airport next year," says Sveinbjörn Indriðason, Isavia CEO. "We must not forget that the major part of the decrease can be traced to the fact that WOW air was operating during the first three months of the year. On a more positive note, this forecast assumes that the arrivals and departures passengers will only decrease by just over 1% in the coming year."
In recent years, Isavia has also issued a travellers' forecast in connection with the passenger forecast. Some uncertainty remains as regards the travellers' forecast although first results indicate that the number of Icelandic travellers will decrease by around 7 to 8% from 2019 while the number of foreign travellers could remain somewhat the same between years. This, however, is not a final conclusion.
"If this forecast is correct, there will be no reduction in the number of foreign travellers to Iceland between years," says Sveinbjörn. "It is important to carefully maintain the number of global flight connections that we have already as well as to increase their number in the future, as there is a direct link between them and economic growth that benefits us all.
The passenger forecast is based on information from the systems of Isavia and cooperation with the airlines that use the Airport, as well as to the news received about airlines. It is, therefore, prepared from a summary of information on all the airline operators that fly to and from Keflavík Airport or who have begun sales of trips to and from the airport.
The plan is to hold an open meeting about the passenger forecast in the new year to further discuss prospects for 2020, the estimated number of travellers and the challenges that await in the next few months. The meeting will also discuss the opportunities available in the operation of Keflavík Airport in an international competitive environment and the importance of flight connections for the Icelandic economy and society as a whole.
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2023 expected to be the third biggest year in the history of Keflavik Airport
Passengers are returning to Iceland


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Q: Messing around with file systems: FindFirstFile not returning the correct cFilename value Before you mention it, I can't use the Boost filesystem. :C
So, I'm currently messing around with a program that throws a file into a directory that's generated by a password. Each character in the password represents a folder. I'm at the point where I want to create a function that retrieves the file from the password directory, and destroys the entire directory, but I can't seem to correctly get the filename from the directory using FindFirstFile.
    WIN32_FIND_DATA data;
    HANDLE hFind;
    LPCWSTR LPCfilename;
    string directory = "";

    for(unsigned int i = 0; i<password.length(); i++)
    {
        directory= directory + password[password.length()-i-1]+"\\";
    }
    string filename = "*";
    directory = directory + filename +"\0";

    wstring tempd = wstring(directory.begin(), directory.end());
    LPCWSTR LPCdirectory = tempd.c_str();

    hFind = FindFirstFile(LPCdirectory, &data);
    while(hFind == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
    {
        FindNextFile(hFind, &data);
    }
    if(hFind != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
        LPCfilename = data.cFilename;

The particular problem seems to be with my last line:
LPCfilename = data.cFilename;

The value that LPCfilename is receiving is translating to only a single character; the "." character. While my file is a .txt with the name "file".
cFilename also seems to contain the value ".", so I'm not quite sure what it could be that's causing me not to receive the correct filename.

Here's the solution I came to given the answers people gave:
//deconstructs the labyrinth and returns file to the root folder
void ReleaseTheBeastBeyondThePortcullis(const string& password)
{
    HANDLE hFind;
    WIN32_FIND_DATAA data = {0};
    string directory = "";
    string filename = "";

    for(unsigned int i = 0; i<password.length(); i++)
    {
        directory= directory + password[password.length()-i-1]+"\\";
    }

    hFind = FindFirstFileA((directory + "*").c_str(), &data);
    if (hFind != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
    {
        do
        {
            if ((data.dwFileAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) == 0)
            {
                directory = directory + data.cFileName;
                filename = data.cFileName;
                break;
            }
        }
        while (FindNextFileA(hFind, &data));
        FindClose(hFind);
    }

    wstring tempd = wstring(directory.begin(), directory.end());
    LPCWSTR LPCdirectory = tempd.c_str();

    wstring tempf = wstring(filename.begin(), filename.end());
    LPCWSTR LPCfilename = tempf.c_str();

    MoveFile(LPCdirectory, LPCfilename);
}

A: Every file system directory contains entries for ".", representing that same directory, and "..", representing the parent directory. In this case, FindFirstFile is returning "." first. You need to keep calling FindNextFile until it finds your .txt file.
Something like this:
hFind = FindFirstFile(LPCdirectory, &data);
if (hFind != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
{
    do
    {
        if (((data.dwAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) == 0) &&
            (lstrcmpi(data.cFileName, _T("file.txt")))
        {
            // do something with the file...
            break;
        }
    }
    while (FindNextFile(hFind, &data));
    FindClose(hFind);
}

A: As Michael Liu said, you are not taking into account that every directory has hidden . and .. subdirectories.  You are doing a wildcard search, so the search results are going to include those subdirectories.  You need to ignore them while looping, eg:
string directory;
string fullpathtofile;

for(unsigned int i = 0; I < password.length(); ++i)
{
    directory += (password[password.length()-i-1] + "\\");
}

WIN32_FIND_DATAA data = {0};
HANDLE hFind = FindFirstFileA((directory + "*").c_str(), &data);
if (hFind != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
{
    do
    {
        if ((data.dwAttributes & FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) == 0)
        {
            fullpathtofile = directory + data.cFilename;
            break;
        }
    }
    while (FindNextFile(hFind, &data));
    FindClose(hFind);
}

if (!fullpathtofile.empty())
{
    // use fullpathtofile as needed ...
    // delete directory ...
}

On the other hand, if you already know the complete directory and filename ahead of time, you don't need to loop FindFirstFile() at all.  Just search for the complete file path without any wildcards and the search will either succeed or fail, eg:
string directory;

for(unsigned int i = 0; I < password.length(); ++i)
{
    directory += (password[password.length()-i-1] + "\\");
}

string fullpathtofile = directory + "file.txt";

WIN32_FIND_DATAA data = {0};
HANDLE hFind = FindFirstFileA(fullpathtofile.c_str(), &data);
if (hFind != INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
{
    FindClose(hFind);

    // use data if needed...

    // use fullpathtofile as needed ...
    // delete directory ...
}

A wildcard search only makes sense if you DO NOT know the filename ahead of time, or if there are multiple files in the directory.


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Home 0Recent Headlines Aurora Public Schools to partner with state for COVID-19 testing program
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Aurora Public Schools to partner with state for COVID-19 testing program
CARINA JULIG, Staff Writer
AURORA | Aurora Public Schools will be joining the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's COVID-19 testing program for schools, the district announced this week.
In partnership with the CDPHE, the district will offer free voluntary weekly testing to all students and staff members. Students will receive $25 the first time they are tested, and can then receive $10 once a week for each subsequent test. Students under 18 must obtain parental consent to participate.
The testing program will "provide an extra mitigation layer to prevent the spread of COVID-19," the district said in its online message announcing the program, which will begin "within the coming months."
At the beginning of the school year, district spokesperson Corey Christiansen told the Sentinel that APS would not be partnering with the CDPHE because it already had a testing program through COVIDCheck Colorado.
Christiansen said that the district is still partnering with COVIDCheck, but added the CDPHE testing "to provide an additional layer of protection." The start date will depend on how soon the state is able to scale its program, he said.
Cherry Creek is also partnering with COVIDCheck and in August said that it would not be participating in the CDPHE program.
Recently, Gov. Jared Polis said that not enough students are participating in the state's school testing program for it to be effective. As of last week, less than 1% of Colorado K-12 students were signed up with the program, according to reporting from the Colorado Sun.
"It gives us some surveillance data, it's useful to the state," Polis said of the program, "but it's not enough concentrated in any one site to have a significant positive safety impact on any particular school."
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Ukiah, CA – Recently, Mendocino Community Health Clinic named Justin Ebert as its new Associate Medical Director. Ebert is the first mid-level provider to join the clinical leadership team with authority to help shape MCHC's future.
A physician assistant is a mid-level provider with an expertise level between a nurse and a doctor, and MCHC—like many healthcare organizations—depends on mid-levels to increase its capacity to treat patients. In his role as Associate Medical Director, Ebert will serve a liaison to improve organizational communication as MCHC implements the Patient-Centered Health Home (PCHH) model. He will also mentor other clinicians and work with the Electronic Medical Records team to implement future upgrades.
According to his peers, Ebert has a long history at MCHC of providing thoughtful, well-considered opinions and of backing up his suggestions with the work required to see them through. As a respected provider, he will serve as a mentor for other mid-levels and clinical staff. "He is a natural mentor: he leads by example and is willing to take time to listen and teach," said Chief Operating Officer Carole Press.


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<?php

namespace Drupal\Tests\node\Kernel\Migrate\d6;

use Drupal\Core\Database\Database;
use Drupal\migrate\Plugin\MigrateIdMapInterface;
use Drupal\node\Entity\Node;
use Drupal\Tests\file\Kernel\Migrate\d6\FileMigrationTestTrait;

/**
 * Node content migration.
 *
 * @group migrate_drupal_6
 */
class MigrateNodeTest extends MigrateNodeTestBase {

  use FileMigrationTestTrait;

  /**
   * {@inheritdoc}
   */
  public static $modules = ['language', 'content_translation', 'menu_ui'];

  /**
   * {@inheritdoc}
   */
  protected function setUp() {
    parent::setUp();
    $this->setUpMigratedFiles();
    $this->installSchema('file', ['file_usage']);
    $this->executeMigrations([
      'language',
      'd6_language_content_settings',
      'd6_node',
      'd6_node_translation',
    ]);
  }

  /**
   * Test node migration from Drupal 6 to 8.
   */
  public function testNode() {
    $node = Node::load(1);
    $this->assertIdentical('1', $node->id(), 'Node 1 loaded.');
    $this->assertIdentical('und', $node->langcode->value);
    $this->assertIdentical('test', $node->body->value);
    $this->assertIdentical('test', $node->body->summary);
    $this->assertIdentical('filtered_html', $node->body->format);
    $this->assertIdentical('story', $node->getType(), 'Node has the correct bundle.');
    $this->assertIdentical('Test title', $node->getTitle(), 'Node has the correct title.');
    $this->assertIdentical('1388271197', $node->getCreatedTime(), 'Node has the correct created time.');
    $this->assertIdentical(FALSE, $node->isSticky());
    $this->assertIdentical('1', $node->getOwnerId());
    $this->assertIdentical('1420861423', $node->getRevisionCreationTime());

    /** @var \Drupal\node\NodeInterface $node_revision */
    $node_revision = \Drupal::entityManager()->getStorage('node')->loadRevision(1);
    $this->assertIdentical('Test title', $node_revision->getTitle());
    $this->assertIdentical('1', $node_revision->getRevisionUser()->id(), 'Node revision has the correct user');
    $this->assertSame('1', $node_revision->id(), 'Node 1 loaded.');
    $this->assertSame('1', $node_revision->getRevisionId(), 'Node 1 revision 1 loaded.');
    // This is empty on the first revision.
    $this->assertIdentical(NULL, $node_revision->revision_log->value);
    $this->assertIdentical('This is a shared text field', $node->field_test->value);
    $this->assertIdentical('filtered_html', $node->field_test->format);
    $this->assertIdentical('10', $node->field_test_two->value);
    $this->assertIdentical('20', $node->field_test_two[1]->value);

    $this->assertIdentical('42.42', $node->field_test_three->value, 'Single field second value is correct.');
    $this->assertIdentical('3412', $node->field_test_integer_selectlist[0]->value);
    $this->assertIdentical('1', $node->field_test_identical1->value, 'Integer value is correct');
    $this->assertIdentical('1', $node->field_test_identical2->value, 'Integer value is correct');
    $this->assertIdentical('This is a field with exclude unset.', $node->field_test_exclude_unset->value, 'Field with exclude unset is correct.');

    // Test that date fields are migrated.
    $this->assertSame('2013-01-02T04:05:00', $node->field_test_date->value, 'Date field is correct');
    $this->assertSame('1391357160', $node->field_test_datestamp->value, 'Datestamp field is correct');
    $this->assertSame('2015-03-04T06:07:00', $node->field_test_datetime->value, 'Datetime field is correct');

    // Test that link fields are migrated.
    $this->assertIdentical('https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal', $node->field_test_link->uri);
    $this->assertIdentical('Drupal project page', $node->field_test_link->title);
    $this->assertIdentical(['target' => '_blank'], $node->field_test_link->options['attributes']);

    // Test the file field meta.
    $this->assertIdentical('desc', $node->field_test_filefield->description);
    $this->assertIdentical('4', $node->field_test_filefield->target_id);

    // Test that an email field is migrated.
    $this->assertSame('PrincessRuwenne@example.com', $node->field_test_email->value);

    // Test that node reference field values were migrated.
    $node = Node::load(18);
    $this->assertCount(2, $node->field_company);
    $this->assertSame('Klingon Empire', $node->field_company[0]->entity->label());
    $this->assertSame('Romulan Empire', $node->field_company[1]->entity->label());

    // Test that user reference field values were migrated.
    $this->assertCount(1, $node->field_commander);
    $this->assertSame('joe.roe', $node->field_commander[0]->entity->getUsername());

    $node = Node::load(2);
    $this->assertIdentical('Test title rev 3', $node->getTitle());
    $this->assertIdentical('test rev 3', $node->body->value);
    $this->assertIdentical('filtered_html', $node->body->format);

    // Test that a link field with an external link is migrated.
    $this->assertIdentical('http://groups.drupal.org/', $node->field_test_link->uri);
    $this->assertIdentical('Drupal Groups', $node->field_test_link->title);
    $this->assertIdentical([], $node->field_test_link->options['attributes']);

    $node = Node::load(3);
    // Test multivalue field.
    $value_1 = $node->field_multivalue->value;
    $value_2 = $node->field_multivalue[1]->value;

    // SQLite does not support scales for float data types so we need to convert
    // the value manually.
    if ($this->container->get('database')->driver() == 'sqlite') {
      $value_1 = sprintf('%01.2f', $value_1);
      $value_2 = sprintf('%01.2f', $value_2);
    }
    $this->assertSame('33.00', $value_1);
    $this->assertSame('44.00', $value_2);

    // Test that a link field with an internal link is migrated.
    $node = Node::load(9);
    $this->assertSame('internal:/node/10', $node->field_test_link->uri);
    $this->assertSame('Buy it now', $node->field_test_link->title);
    $this->assertSame(['attributes' => ['target' => '_blank']], $node->field_test_link->options);

    // Test that translations are working.
    $node = Node::load(10);
    $this->assertIdentical('en', $node->langcode->value);
    $this->assertIdentical('The Real McCoy', $node->title->value);
    $this->assertTrue($node->hasTranslation('fr'), "Node 10 has french translation");

    // Test that content_translation_source is set.
    $manager = $this->container->get('content_translation.manager');
    $this->assertIdentical('en', $manager->getTranslationMetadata($node->getTranslation('fr'))->getSource());

    // Test that content_translation_source for a source other than English.
    $node = Node::load(12);
    $this->assertIdentical('zu', $manager->getTranslationMetadata($node->getTranslation('en'))->getSource());

    // Node 11 is a translation of node 10, and should not be imported separately.
    $this->assertNull(Node::load(11), "Node 11 doesn't exist in D8, it was a translation");

    // Rerun migration with two source database changes.
    // 1. Add an invalid link attributes and a different URL and
    // title. If only the attributes are changed the error does not occur.
    Database::getConnection('default', 'migrate')
      ->update('content_type_story')
      ->fields([
        'field_test_link_url' => 'https://www.drupal.org/node/2127611',
        'field_test_link_title' => 'Migrate API in Drupal 8',
        'field_test_link_attributes' => '',
      ])
      ->condition('nid', '2')
      ->condition('vid', '3')
      ->execute();

    // 2. Add a leading slash to an internal link.
    Database::getConnection('default', 'migrate')
      ->update('content_type_story')
      ->fields([
        'field_test_link_url' => '/node/10',
      ])
      ->condition('nid', '9')
      ->condition('vid', '12')
      ->execute();

    $this->rerunMigration();
    $node = Node::load(2);
    $this->assertIdentical('https://www.drupal.org/node/2127611', $node->field_test_link->uri);
    $this->assertIdentical('Migrate API in Drupal 8', $node->field_test_link->title);
    $this->assertIdentical([], $node->field_test_link->options['attributes']);

    $node = Node::load(9);
    $this->assertSame('internal:/node/10', $node->field_test_link->uri);
    $this->assertSame('Buy it now', $node->field_test_link->title);
    $this->assertSame(['attributes' => ['target' => '_blank']], $node->field_test_link->options);

    // Test that we can re-import using the EntityContentBase destination.
    $title = $this->rerunMigration();
    $node = Node::load(2);
    $this->assertIdentical($title, $node->getTitle());
    // Test multi-column fields are correctly upgraded.
    $this->assertIdentical('test rev 3', $node->body->value);
    $this->assertIdentical('full_html', $node->body->format);

    // Now insert a row indicating a failure and set to update later.
    $title = $this->rerunMigration([
      'sourceid1' => 2,
      'destid1' => NULL,
      'source_row_status' => MigrateIdMapInterface::STATUS_NEEDS_UPDATE,
    ]);
    $node = Node::load(2);
    $this->assertIdentical($title, $node->getTitle());
  }

  /**
   * Execute the migration a second time.
   *
   * @param array $new_row
   *   An optional row to be inserted into the id map.
   *
   * @return string
   *   The new title in the source for vid 3.
   */
  protected function rerunMigration($new_row = []) {
    $title = $this->randomString();
    $source_connection = Database::getConnection('default', 'migrate');
    $source_connection->update('node_revisions')
      ->fields([
        'title' => $title,
        'format' => 2,
      ])
      ->condition('vid', 3)
      ->execute();
    $migration = $this->getMigration('d6_node:story');
    $table_name = $migration->getIdMap()->mapTableName();
    $default_connection = \Drupal::database();
    $default_connection->truncate($table_name)->execute();
    if ($new_row) {
      $hash = $migration->getIdMap()->getSourceIDsHash(['nid' => $new_row['sourceid1']]);
      $new_row['source_ids_hash'] = $hash;
      $default_connection->insert($table_name)
        ->fields($new_row)
        ->execute();
    }
    $this->executeMigration($migration);
    return $title;
  }

}