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Episode 1 Episode 2 Episode 3 Episode 4 Episode 5 Episode 6 Episode 7 Episode 8 Episode 9 Episode 10 Episode 11 Episode 12 Episode 13 Episode 14 Episode 15 Episode 16 (Final)
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Dear My Friends: Episode 1
by odilettante
Esteemed screenwriter Noh Hee-kyung is back with a slice-of-life drama which sets out to prove that even though one may be old, one is forever young at heart. Dear My Friends was specifically chosen to celebrate tvN's 10th anniversary, and while a story predominately about people in their 60's-80's may seem like a surprising choice for a channel known for trendy dramas, the combination of an excellent script touching on universal truths (and hilarious moments), plus a veteran cast who seem to have leapt at the opportunity to play more than just the stock roles available to people of their age, gives us a drama that promises to make the mundane magical.
EPISODE 1: "Sorry, but I'm not curious about you all"
At an outdoor cafe, JO HEE-JA (Kim Hye-ja), 72, sips her coffee as she gazes around at the hustle and bustle of the streets of Seoul. The high-rises attract her attention, and she finds her way to the rooftop of one particular building. Carefully she makes her way to the edge and glances down, marveling that this would be the perfect way to die.
The owner of a popular restaurant, JANG NAN-HEE (Go Du-shim), 63, expertly and efficiently prepares orders while arguing with her daughter, PARK WAN (Go Hyun-jung), 37, about the upcoming school alumni reunion. Wan doesn't want to go to her mother's reunion, but Mom can't drive herself and her friends, having had her license revoked due to a DUI. She tells Wan it will be good experience as a writer, who now spends her time translating the works of others, and that she should write short stories about her friends' colorful lives.
For example, a year ago, Hee-ja's husband died in his sleep — in his closet. Even though she's mildly intrigued by the story, Wan refuses to take her mother's bait, and further refuses to go to Nan-hee's reunion. Besides, she grumbles, in this day and age when caring for parents is a burden, who buys books about old fogeys, anyway?
Wan's attitude quickly transforms when Hee-ja arrives. Even if it might be just an act, Wan greets her happily, calling her "auntie" and asking how long it's been since she's returned from the Philippines.
In a voice-over, Wan informs us that after her husband's funeral a year ago, Hee-ja overheard her children arguing with each other who was going to take care of their helpless mother. Most of her children believe that their mother should have been the one to die first since she's never lived alone and has no idea how to care for herself, but her youngest son, YOO MIN-HO (Lee Kwang-soo) angrily insists he'll take responsibility for her.
All Hee-ja hears, though, is that her children think that she should have been the one to die first, and she wonders if she's supposed to live or die. Determined, she packs her bags to live with one of her sons and his family in the Philippines, because at least she can help out with the housework and not be too much of a burden.
Except her son already has two maids in his employ, and with their constant chorus of "sorry, Ma'am" as they rush to intervene the moment she tries to do anything on her own, she realizes that her attempts at help out are seen as a threat to the maids' jobs. Her son's fancy house is no better than a prison, and she leaves a note declaring that she's returning to Seoul as she quietly escapes during the night.
After arriving at the airport, she's stubbornly determined to do everything on her own, even insisting that she'll load her own heavy suitcase into the bus. While the bus driver yells at her to sit down, she calmly tells him that her legs are still strong, and she would prefer to stand (instead of being treated in a preferential way due to her age), but the bus driver just barks that standing is illegal when the bus is on the highway, so she better sit down so they can finally get going.
Min-ho calls her, frustrated that he just found out she's returned to Seoul after sneaking away in the night. He's headed to the airport to pick her up, but she sweetly informs him she's on the bus, going home. That's a ridiculous notion, since he knows that there's no way she can live by herself in her now-empty house. She should just wait for him and he'll figure out what to do, but she finally loses her cool and yells at him that she can do it on her own. She can live alone, too!
Back in the present, Hee-ja watches Nan-hee gulp down her lunch. It's not that she doesn't have time, since they're closing the restaurant after they've sold out of ingredients for the day — she's just starving. She points out to Hee-ja one of her favorite regulars (Jang Hyun-sung). He comes for lunch every day, and from the guitar that he carries, she assumes he's a musician — that, of course, means he's poor and therefore not marriage material, but at least he's pretty to look at.
MOON JUNG-AH (Na Mun-hee), 72, bursts into the back room just then. The party has arrived! Or it will arrive soon, when Wan appears with an armful of beer. The woman enjoy their little mid-day beer break as they get caught up on each other's lives — or marvel that Wan's breasts are so plump. Ahhh, aunties — there's no such thing as being too personal.
In a voice-over, Wan points out that the only luxuries she's ever seen the frugal and cheerful Jung-ah enjoy is her fancy coat (a gift from Hee-ja) and the kind of beer her idol used to drink — which someone else always seems to buy for her.
Jung-ah's thriftiness is shown as she tirelessly walks up and down the street market, filling up her cart with items from the various stalls. One of her daughter calls her, and she insists she's at the grocery store, since it takes too much effort to buy everything at the street market. But as soon as she hangs up, she grumbles that grocery stores are too expensive.
She has three daughters who hire her during the week to help out with household chores. She happily sings as she vacuums and does the laundry at one of her daughter's homes, only to have her daughter yell at her from the bedroom, where she's trying to sleep. Cheerful Jung-ah is mildly put out by the fact her grumpy daughter refuses to roll over and look at her, but she doesn't want to reveal the nasty bruise on her face — the kind that would suggest domestic abuse.
As she's making kimchi for daughter #3 (and proving how contrary she is, right after she tells her daughter that of course she won't give him any kimchi, she immediately lets him have a taste), her phone rings. It's Hee-ja, who's visiting Jung-ah's mother in the nursing home. They do a video chat since Jung-ah can't be there, since she's too busy working to make the money to pay for the nursing home. It's sweet how Hee-ja calls Jung-ah her own mother, and Jung-ah doesn't need any encouragement to perk up her aged mother's spirits with a song.
Jung-ah has patiently lived her life as a housewife for her husband and daughters in anticipation of one day traveling the world once her husband retires. But when her penny-pinching husband KIM SUK-GYUN (Shin Gu), 75, arrives home for dinner, she wonders when he'll finally quit his job so they can travel. Considering he's still been working small jobs even after his official retirement, she assumes that he must have saved up quite a bit — a million dollars, perhaps?
He yells at her to stop nagging him, and she unflappably switches the subject to the upcoming reunion and her final driving test this week. Perhaps their world tour could be one long road trip. In her voice-over, Wan says that her mother and Hee-ja believe that Suk-gyun keeps his promises — just like Jung-ah, they believe that she'll travel the world. However, Wan doubts that it will happen.
As Hee-ja cleans her house (with tape and Kleenex) and watches one of her favorite movies, Thelma & Louise, she reassures her son Min-ho that she's fine by herself and that she has a whole evening planned. She's totally fine by herself — no need to worry. Her dinner is an ice cream bar, though, and when the clock strikes eight, she hurries over to the window and cautiously opens the curtains.
Across the street is her handsome neighbor (Daniel Henney), who smiles and winks at her as he works out (while shirtless, of course). Scandalized, she closes the curtains, amazed that this crazy man keeps smiling at her every time he exercises. She assumes he's just looking down on her because she's an old woman living alone.
Wan receives Jung-ah's and Hee-ja's texts (which were sent at the suggestion of Wan's mother, Nan-hee), preemptively thanking her for driving them to the reunion. Except she still hasn't agreed to do it, and she calls Mom up, reminding her of that very fact. She's got a magazine deadline to meet! Except Mom is too busy enjoying her favorite "colatec" (a disco specifically geared to the older crowd) to pay attention to Wan's whining.
Even though she ignores Wan's phone calls, she picks up for OH CHOONG-NAM (Yoon Yeo-jung), 65, who tells her she better come to the reunion or else, since it's being held at her cafe and all those old fogeys who have nothing better to do will arrive early. Nan-hee better not abandon her! Choong-nam carries in a couple of fancy bottles of wine to a table of intelligentsia arty types. One of the men (Sung Dong-il) points out that they didn't order it, but Choong-nam believes good wine belongs with good conversation, so it's on the house (much to her staff's disapproval).
Annoyed at her mother, Wan complains to the person at the other end of the video call (who's face can't be seen due to misaligned camera) that she doesn't understand why her mother thinks she could learn from these old women. All they do is fight when they meet each other, gossip behind each other's backs, and generally just make a big fuss. Just because someone is old, doesn't mean they are also mature.
Her mysterious person chides her for her rude manners to the elderly, but she just orders him to fix his camera so she can see his face properly. He teasingly and slowly nudges the camera to fix it as his face gradually appears on the screen. Surprise, surprise, it's Jo In-sung, in his cameo as Wan's lover, SEO YUN-HA.
Just then, Wan's phone rings — it's her publisher, HAN DONG-JIN (Shin Sung-woo), inviting her out to celebrate the completion of a book. She'd go if it were just the two of them, but not as a big party. When he hears her distracted conversation with Yun-ha before she shuts down the video chat, Dong-jin tells her not to bother coming.
Wan settles in to work on magazine article when her phone rings. It's yet another auntie, informing her that she's going to be moving back to Korea. That's apparently the motivation Wan needs to give her mother and her friends a ride, because the next morning, she waits in the car while Nan-hee hurries into the church to fetch the pious Hee-ja.
As she convinces Hee-ja to skip out on church, watching them closely is LEE SUNG-JAE (Joo Hyun), 72.
The last auntie to be picked up is Jung-ah, who is triumphant at having just completed her final driving test. Wan drives down the twisty country roads, all the while somehow managing to keep her composure as Hee-ja sings along to her collection of trot songs, Jung-ah shoves clementine pieces into everyone's mouth, and Nan-hee yells into her phone as she talks to her mother. Not helping the cause is an impatient driver, endlessly honking his horn as he tries to find a free stretch to pass them.
Nan-hee's mother (and Wan's grandmother) OH SSANG-BON (Kim Young-ok), 86, is stubbornly independent, insisting she can get to the reunion location on her own. Her ATV might be safer, considering that the jerk in the honking car behind Wan finally manages to drive them off the road as he passes them.
Just as Wan's about to get back on the road, Hee-ja apologetically says that she has to use the restroom, and at her age, she can't really hold it in. Annoyed, Wan waits in the car as her mother and Jung-ah help Hee-ja find the perfect tree to squat behind. The women enjoy their little nature break, laughing as they pick flowers and tease each other.
They're ready to get back on the road… but the battery is dead. At her mother's encouragement, Wan grudgingly flags down a passing car to help them, and when Nan-hee expresses surprise that the driver actually agreed to help, Wan flips her hair and reveals a little cleavage — the reason she got him to stop, much to the women's amusement.
It's smooth sailing to the reunion, and all the old alumni are happy to reconnect. Wan watches from the safety of the car until Suk-gyun raps on the window, and manages to immediately point out that Wan is unmarried, with an unsuccessful career, and shamefully doesn't respect her mother.
Mom comes to her rescue, though, telling Suk-gyun that Wan wanted to come along so she could interview the old people for her book. In a voice-over, Wan informs us that she generally dislikes most old people, but she especially detests Suk-gyun.
The reunion is in full swing, and Wan, along with Choong-nam's waitstaff, scurry to keep the tables filled with food and bottles of beer, soju, and makgeolli. It's exhausting, thankless work, and despite her best efforts, she gets dragged into a few drunken elderly conversations (where Suk-gyu insists to his buddies that there's no way he's wasting his money on trip around the world), all eager to share their stories with the "writer."
Jung-ah and Hee-ja muse over Suk-gyu's inferiority complex — he only graduated from middle school, while most of the other alumni at least went to high school, if not college, yet he still stubbornly insists on holding court in his corner of the patio. They also wonder who's died since the last reunion, and if they'll make to the next reunion. Interestingly enough, Hee-ja doesn't directly answer.
Granny Ssang-boon keeps a watchful eye on the men, wondering what they're talking about. But it's all nonsense that she believes deserves to punished — insulting their mothers and treating their wives poorly.
Wan serves the table of artsy intelligentsia (reunion or no, they will have their daily meal), who are surprised to hear that Wan's Choong-nam's niece. She lets them think she's blood-related, but as she walks away, her pleasant server demeanor drops as she says that if she really were Choong-nam's niece, there's no way she'd let those so-called artists continue to live, the way they clearly take advantage of her auntie.
She finally slips out for a break, sneaking a greatly needed cigarette. Choong-nam spies her through the window, watching as Wan carefully disguises any trace of her smoking so her mother doesn't find out. When Wan returns to the kitchen, Choong-nam points out some of the artwork she's acquired. Wan still thinks the men are abusing Choong-nam's generosity, but Choong-nam likes hanging out with them. Besides, she's not an old fogey — she's still a virgin!
A ruckus outside catches their attention — it's LEE YOUNG-WON (Park Won-sook), 63, a successful actress who's just arrived, accompanied by her (much younger) boyfriend. Everyone is delighted to see her, except Nan-hee, who apparently is still holding a thirty-year-old grudge. Young-won's been living in America until now, and embraces Granny like a long-lost child.
The party is over, and all that's left are a few hold-outs as Wan helps the aunties clean up. Now that the liquor is gone, Wan sees no reason they should linger, but Nan-hee agrees to go on a soju run — besides, she's too proud to leave the reunion before Young-won does.
As Wan drives the aunties to get more soju, she asks her mother why she hates Young-won so much. Hee-ja and Jung-ah try to plead with her to just drop it, but Wan is just as stubborn as her mother. She points out that once upon a time, her mother and Young-won were like two peas in a pod — so what happened thirty years ago that caused Nan-hee to hate her so much?
Nan-hee refuses to answer, and Wan says that she'll buy the soju if she promises to leave as soon as they get back. As the aunties wait for Wan to return, they spot Young-won's boyfriend getting out the car and heading to a motel room, where, through the open window, they spy him embrace a younger woman who is definitely not Young-won.
The aunties are horrified by the kissing, but Nan-hee takes a picture with her phone, determined to show Young-won. She hails a taxi before Wan can snatch the phone from her, and while the old fogeys are still drunkenly discussing their younger days, Young-won charmingly cleans up after them.
Cranky Suk-gyun gets called out by Choong-nam, who tells him he should be nicer to Jung-ah. When he grumps that a spinster doesn't know anything about marriage, she tells him the only reason she's stayed single is because she didn't want to marry a bully like him.
In the midst of this, Nan-hee returns, telling Young-won that she still has a sense of decency. When Young-won knew that Nan-hee's husband was cheating on her, Young-won kept it a secret. But she won't be like that, and she hands over the phone with the picture of Young-won's boyfriend embracing another woman.
But instead of reacting to Nan-hee, Young-won simply calls up her boyfriend, congratulating him on getting back together with his wife. After she hangs up, Young-won calmly tells Nan-hee that she must have misunderstood. He wasn't her lover, he was just her boyfriend, emphasis on friend.
Nan-hee's fury erupts as the wounds of thirty years are rubbed raw. Yelling at Young-won, she accuses her of lying to her face when she'd asked long ago if her husband was cheating. How could she treat a friend like that?
At that precise moment, the very woman Nan-hee's husband cheated on her with calls Young-won's phone. Any hope at friendly reconciliation is smashed as Nan-hee accuses Young-won of further lying about breaking things off with that other friend. Angry, she jumps forward. Let the hair-pulling commence! Even Granny gets into it, and soon all the friends are struggling to hold each other off. What a great way to end a party.
For anyone looking for an exciting plot, the recommendation would be to look elsewhere. This is clearly a character-driven drama, but what characters! We've only just finished the first episode, and yet everyone feels so incredibly real to me. I believe that these women have been friends for 30+ years, no question.
It's hard to accurately express how important all the small moments are in this drama. Everything is about character building, all the background action has relevance, even if it's just one character looking at a phone (or discretely swiping someone else's phone — I see you there, Choong-nam). The way language is used and how people react to certain situations reveal so much. Does it say something that I feel as though I can already analyze each character, just having known them for one hour? Even minor characters, the ones we only briefly meet for right now, are so interesting that I not only want to know their story, but somehow I also feel like I already do.
Although it may seem irrelevant on paper (where plot is king), the scene where Wan shakes up the beer and sprays it over the aunties reveals so much: frugal Jung-ah protests that Wan is wasting money by spraying the beer; the resident "4D" and clean-freak Hee-ja enjoys the hilarity of the moment, but worries about getting mussed; stubbornly independent Wan, who doesn't care to really listen to her aunties, insists that it's her money, she can do what she likes, and then pops that bottle open with a spoon, revealing the tough side handed down by the generations of women in her family. And then there's Mom, Nan-hee, who pretends to let Wan think she's "let" Mom win their wrestling matches, but she's still the tough-cookie who wins in the end.
There are definitely some gaps in the story, but I feel those are purposeful gaps. In a sense, we, the viewer, are Wan. Presumably, most drama viewers would not necessarily be inclined to watch a show about the old fogeys when there isn't the promise of a whodunnit crime-thriller or a happily-ever-after rom-com. It's easy to dismiss their stories as makjang when we only have a surface view. But when the stories begin to unfold, as we realize that these women have led amazing lives — or about to live the life they've always wanted — suddenly those gaps begin to make sense.
While I was a little thrown by the way the show plays with time jumps, I've realized that's what happens when someone talks about their life. Stories passed down in casual conversation are so very rarely expressed in a strict linear fashion. There are dances down bunny trails as one memory sparks another. Details are momentarily forgotten, and then added in back later. In this sense, I can believe that these are glimpses of the stories Wan eventually writes, once she realizes that her aunties have a unique voice, worthy to be shared. Presumably she will go through an awakening as she realizes that the elderly aren't merely annoying creatures that force her to do things she doesn't want to, but people in their own right who have experienced — and will continue to experience — the same emotional roller-coaster she goes through as well. The same hopes and fears and dreams and love and loss.
I am super excited for the rest of the drama, since I am not bothered about the lack of plot and know that this cast can uphold anything that is thrown to these characters. While I was vaguely concerned about the directing (having experienced — and recapped! — this director's previous work, My Secret Hotel, which left something to be desired), I'm pleased with the warmth that is pouring from the screen. From the choice of music that evokes a sense of nostalgia for a past I've never had, to the lovely use of color, lighting, and composition, the drama feels both somehow fresh and yet as comfortable as my favorite old T-shirt.
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Thanks for the recap:)
I am loving the show! The characters remind me of my grandparents, my parents, their friends and heck myself too! The actors are killing it! I can feel their loneliness and their joy!
To be honest I am more invested in the older generation's story line...may be the younger Gen will grow on me?
Don't disappoint me show! I can name a few who got me excited in the first few episodes and disappointed as the show progressed. Fingers crossed!
2 Purva Huilgol
Thank you for the recap! I am so glad this show is being recapped!
Well, who said stories on old fogeys wouldn't be entertaining? I was entertained every minute! The cast itself is like an Avengers style cast with each actor being a stalwart in their own right. Amazing to see all their stories and how each of their stories are so different.
I can easily see my grandparents in this show - and also see my parents in the not-so-distant future. My only slight complaint is with Wan herself. She is probably like her mother (and grandmother) more than she knows, and god knows how she managed to do all that work in the gathering without complaint, but I just wish she would be nicer? Or is the word I am looking for "more patient"? She loses her temper much too often for my liking and you do need a lot of patience while dealing with people around that age. OTOH, she herself is 37, which I think is more than enough to learn patience. But as you said, I am willing to let her go through an awakening and realize how valuable the relationships around her are. Just my 2 cents :)
Waiting for further episodes of this show and take me aboard the feels train!
blnmom
Ah, your comment stings a bit. I wish I were nicer and more patient with my mom and aunts and uncles...
3 mongjin8
I know I won't regret watching this. And I really loved the episodes. Esp the second! Even if there are a whole lot of screaming, I don't care. My ears can endure it since I love it. Hope it gets even better!
Thank you for recapping this!
Poor Wan. Lol.
Daniel Henney scene is just so funny :) No big plot, but love to watch all the casts having fun (felt like they were having genuine fun not acting).
Makes me smile like a fool.
The granny thinks that he's looking at her is funny
If only I had the same Daniel Henney problem. I would be glued to my window every day with a bowl of popcorn and a pair of binoculars. I feel safe admitting my slightly perverted side because I know I am not the only one here with such thoughts. ;)
5 Redd
I am waiting for this since forever. Thank you so much ❤ I will definitely watch this drama after finishing all my exam!
I liked the first two episodes; I was looking forward to see some familiar actors in different roles/more complicated characters. Thanks for the recap.
7 J-lIl Corpus III
I've been checking this site for the recap of this story since saturday. Thank you for showing me the things that I missed. I love the 2 episodes, reminds me of my family and probably how lonely my mom is. I'll call her after typing this :)
8 dongsaeng killer
Superb! Thanks for the recap Odilettante :)
Thanks for the recap. Loving this drama. It gave me tears and laughter. Dialogue is witty and smart. Hail great acting. It keeps reminding me that my parents will be as old soon. It made me think of my own old age. I hope my friends and I stay together until we die.
10 blnmom
Loving this drama, the only one I'm watching at the moment. Wish Kim Ja-ok was still around to participate also.
Thanks for the recap!
Aww, I was thinking about her too *RIP*
11 Elgarmummy
Looks like something I can watch. Looks like the recent barren Korean drama spell is over.
12 Kiara
"We've only just finished the first episode, and yet everyone feels so incredibly real to me."
That's Noo Hee-kyung for you. Reason why I love her shows.
13 MidnightRamenAttack
This drama looks pretty unusual... with all those old folks! Even just watching the teasers cracked me up. I love seeing stuff about how grandmas and grandpas act, the realism can get hilarious. I think this show's target audience is older Koreans watching TV, but young people would probably enjoy this too.
14 Allison
"Although it may seem irrelevant on paper (where plot is king), the scene where Wan shakes up the beer and sprays it over the aunties reveals so much."
I was thinking the same thing while watching that scene. NHK has this great way of dragging scenes out longer than other writers would. She doesn't shy away from these long moments of interaction and conversation that don't explicitly move the plot along, but instead build characters and their relationships to each other. It makes the characters feel more real -- in real life, not everything we do advances the "plot" of our lives, lol. I really enjoy it.
simisola
You are so right. I felt a fuzzy wuzzy feeling after watching. It was like sipping wine and looking at life...the real deal.
this is a testament to the lives of gurlfriends after 60 -- the love, drama and sass doesn't stop...
i tell my daughter that while men will come and go, girlfriends will be with her forever - through boyfriends, breakups, marriages, births of babies, divorce, deaths...
16 Deb
"Dear My Friends was specifically chosen to celebrate tvN's 10th anniversary"
Wow, this is why I love TVN.
17 Sganarel
The drama is great! I like it when tragedy is portrayed as a comedy. Unlike when watching a parody (where one enjoys the funny elements freely) in this case one can't help but feel a sense of guilt: you know it's supposed to be sad and yet you can't stop laughing. It's rare to find such a drama these days. Many thanks for recapping!
18 jaesukisourgod
this cast is so amazing. I could watch them doing nothing and I would still have the same reaction. every part of me that got mad with the younger generation was actually feeling guilty because at some point in my life I had the same reaction or thought. it's like a slap in my face and I love when a drama, movie or book do this to me.
this drama really looks like a good book not plot-driven, but with lots of character development and lessons that make you stop and think a little bit about your own life.
19 lunatic4kd
I am addicted to ANY show that TVN produces! After Signal I'm a goner and now currently finishing up the brilliant Memory. Can't wait to start Dear My Friends. Thanks so much for recapping! This looks wonderful.
20 mashimomo
Dear My Friends remind me so much of another Noh Hee Kyung drama Worlds Within which means to say that I'm loving it so far. WW had a seasoned cast as well which made me appreciate the drama more, and I'm positive Dear My Friends will do the same. Thanks for the recap ODilletante and I'm looking forward to the next episodes!
Sganarel
My thoughts exactly. It resembles Worlds Within in a way. I also loved that drama.
21 kdramafan
Thanks for the recap, Odilettante.
I'm liking this drama.
Feel like there is hope for KDrama with this and Oh Hae-young Again.
22 Gigi
Am I the only one smiling like a fool when Jo In Sung's face came into full view?
That smile! To die for!!! ♡
23 ynette
looking forward but cannot watch - error on download - sob, sob
24 Guing42
Daniel henny so cute.... this drama so cool and interesting....
25 mokona
I know it is quite late but I am finally starting this drama and my old soul me is so happy xD


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Pickford Film Center selects new executive director
by BBJ Staff • February 27, 2014 3:23 pm
Susie Purves has been named executive director at the Pickford Film Center, located in downtown Bellingham.
Purves joins the nonprofit film center after having served as executive director of Seattle's Spectrum Dance Theater since 2010. She also previously held the position of managing director for the Northwest Film Forum.
She takes over the job after the center's former executive director, Alice Clark, resigned the position at the end of 2013. Clark held the job for more than a decade.
In a news release from the center, James Willson, the president of PFC's board of directors, noted Purves roles at the Northwest Film Forum and in the creation of the Children's Film Festival in Seattle.
"Susie Purves has a tremendous background in the nonprofit world," he said. "She's worked with dance companies and with art galleries. Susie's proven as an effective manager, she's fiscally intelligent, and a lot of fun to be around."
The Pickford Film Center is located at 1318 Bay St. in Bellingham. The PFC's Limelight Cinema is at 1416 Cornwall Ave.
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Lacking firm ideas on how to fight and win the Civil War, Northern military commanders and politicians struggled to find a viable strategy, resulting in a long and horrendously costly conflict, according to a Penn State historian. This experience influenced how the U.S. Army thought about the art and science of war and how they selected leaders to design and execute military strategy in future conflicts.
The absence of a commonly accepted and shared body of military thought hampered the North's efforts to identify and pursue strategic objectives, plan military operations and choose leaders to successfully execute those plans, said Carol Reardon, George Winfree Professor of American History. A lack of understanding about the complexity of war on a grand scale often contributed to poor planning, frequent leadership changes and long campaigns with high casualties during the war, she said.
A common belief that the writings of Antoine-Henri Jomini, a Swiss-born officer who served on the staff of Napoleon Bonaparte, served as the strategic foundation for most Civil War commanders is a misconception, according to Reardon.
"The fact that Jomini was only mentioned three times in this comprehensive collection of primary documents bothered me just enough that I wanted to take a look at the subject more deeply," said Reardon.
Americans in the North also debated whether officers educated at military academies or officers born with innate genius for warfare made better senior commanders. People who favored the genius option cited George Washington and Andrew Jackson as examples of senior leaders who had limited military educations, but became solid commanders. Early in the war, West Point-educated generals, such as George McClellan, served as models for the pro-education side.
The lessons of the Civil War shaped American military policy and education for decades to come, Reardon said.
After the war, the U.S. Army decided in favor of education, rather than military genius, as the preferred way to fill the ranks of senior leadership. For instance, the U.S. Army founded the Artillery School for officers of that branch in 1878 and General William Tecumseh Sherman named Emory Upton to head it. Upton, who rose from the rank of second lieutenant to major general in the Union Army during the Civil War, proved to be an excellent choice. His school became a model for American professional military education well into the 20th century.
Reardon also said that Civil War generals faced a particularly thorny problem during the war of considering human elements that were not addressed by contemporary military theory. The works available to the generals of that era had little to say about the human elements of war.
Soldiers did not exist as individuals who became tired, thirsty, cold, or frightened and were portrayed as nameless and faceless entities, according to Reardon.
The book began as lectures prepared for the 2009 Steven and Janice Brose Distinguished Lecture series.


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AD ARTE project started from Montanari Family's passion for territory and from their constant search for beauty.
Every year, a young artist from Emilia paints three limited edition labels representing shades, fragrances and flavours of three Lambrusco Grasparossa DOP from Castelvetro, by Ca' Montanari.
Laura Forghieri is the selected artist for this second edition. She was born in 1990 and graduated in 2012 with honours at Accademia delle Belle Arti di Brera (MI) with a degree in painting. During her career she achieved a mastering technique and a unique, personal trait that granted her to participate in several Italian and international expos. In 2015 she was selected to join a side event at Biennale di Venezia.
This young artist's obsession for bodies leads herself to em-body every represented object. So, in order to show Lambrusco's soul, she paints a shoot that is telling us about its grapes, through its wrinkled bark.
10% of the proceeds will be donated to Associazione Angela Serra for cancer research ONLUS, created in February 1987 after COM (Centre for Oncology of Modena) foundation.
This project was conceived and edited by Giulia Caverni.
"Ad Arte" project was born from passion for territory and from constant search of Beauty that has always characterized Montanari family.
The aim of this project is to give young artists the possibility to interpret wine shades, fragrances and flavors by realizing a serie of limited edition labels for Lambrusco Grasparossa wine from Castelvetro DOP by Ca' Montanari.
Featuring with the artist Andrea Govoni.
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$1K offered for President Warren Harding's stolen dog collar
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MARION, Ohio (AP) — A radio station serving U.S. President Warren G. Harding's Ohio hometown says a reward offered by one of its listeners is providing new hope of finding a long lost dog collar stolen from his historic home.
Scott Spears, host of a morning radio show on WWGH-FM in Marion, near the 29th president's birthplace, said the donor of the $1,000 reward asked to remain anonymous. Spears told listeners of the offer on "Now With Scott Spears" last week.
He said the station has deposited the money in a local bank and will act as an intermediary on any tips offered to solve the mystery.
The antique collar belonged to Harding's Airedale terrier. It was the only thing stolen from his home on a Tuesday in 2012. A groundskeeper found a ladder propped against a second-story window. That prompted speculation that the thief had visited the home before and knew where to look for the collar.
Made in 1923, the collar has the dog's name, "Laddie Boy," engraved on it in raised letters surrounded by hearts.


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Nutria Facts (Copyu)
Scientific Name: Myocastor coypus
The nutria is a large, semi-aquatic rodent.
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Habitat and Distribution
Reproduction and Offspring
Nutrias and Humans
by Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph.D.
Dr. Helmenstine holds a Ph.D. in biomedical sciences and is a science writer, educator, and consultant. She has taught science courses at the high school, college, and graduate levels.
The nutria or coypu (Myocastor coypus) is a large, semi-aquatic rodent. It resembles the beaver and muskrat, but a nutria has a rounded tail, while a beaver has a paddle-shaped tail and a muskrat has a flattened ribbon-like tail. Beavers and nutrias have webbed back feet, while muskrats lack webbed feet. While once raised for their fur, nutrias have become a problematic invasive species.
Fast Facts: Nutria
Common Names: Nutria, copyu
Basic Animal Group: Mammal
Size: 16-24 inch body; 12-18 inch tail
Habitat: Native to South America
Population: Decreasing
Conservation Status: Least Concern
The nutria looks like an unusually large rat. It has coarse brown outer fur and soft gray under fur, which is called nutria. It is distinguished from other species by webbed hind feet, a white muzzle, white whiskers, and large orange incisors. Female nutrias have nipples on their flanks so they can feed their young in the water. Adults range from 16 to 20 inches in body length, with 12 to 18 inch tails. The average adult weighs between 8 and 16 pounds, but some specimens weigh up to 37 pounds.
A nutria has a white muzzle, white whiskers, and orange teeth. Patrick_Gijsbers / Getty Images
Originally, the nutria was native to temperate and subtropical South America. It was hunted for food, but primarily for its fur. In the late 19th and early 20th century, numbers dwindled in the original habitat and fur ranchers brought the species to North America, Europe, Africa, and Asia. Accidentally or intentionally released nutrias rapidly adapted to new habitats and expanded their range. The range is limited by the mildness or severity of winters, as the nutria is susceptible to tail frostbite, which can lead to death. Nutrias always live close to water. Common habitats include river banks, lake shores, and other freshwater wetlands.
A nutria eats 25% of its body weight in food each day. For the most part, they dig out rhizomes and aquatic plant roots. They supplement their diet with small invertebrates, including mussels and snails.
Nutrias are social animals that live in large colonies. They are excellent swimmers and can remain submerged up to five minutes. Nutrias are nocturnal; they forage at night and retire to burrows near the water to stay cool during the day.
Because they live in warm climates, nutrias can reproduce year-round. Usually, a female has two or three litters per year. Nutrias line their nests with reeds and grasses. Gestation lasts 130 days, resulting in one to 13 offspring (usually five to seven). The young are born with fur and their eyes open. They nurse for seven to eight weeks, but also begin eating grass with their mother within a few hours after birth. Females can become pregnant again the day after they give birth. Females become sexually mature as early as 3 months of age, while males mature as early as 4 months of age. Only 20% of nutrias survive their first year, but they can live three years in the wild and up to six years in captivity.
Baby nutrias are born with fur and open eyes. Voren1 / Getty Images
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) classifies the nutria conservation status as "least concern." While nearly extinct and protected in its native habitat, the species is so invasive it is not considered to be at risk. Overall, the population size is decreasing due to eradication measures. Within its original habitat, the species is threatened by habitat degradation and persecution by ranchers.
Nutrias are kept for fur and meat and sometimes as pets. However, they are best known for the ecological threat they pose outside their natural range. They displace other species and cause significant erosion of wetland soil. Their feeding and burrowing opens wetlands to flooding, damages roads and bridges, and destroys crops. Since they are hunted as an invasive species, their fur is considered ethical and more sustainable than synthetic fur, while their meat is become increasingly popular.
Bertolino, S.; Perrone, A.; ;Gola, L. "Effectiveness of coypu control in small Italian wetland areas." Wildlife Society Bulletin 33: 714-720, 2005.
Carter, Jacoby and Billy P. Leonard: "A Review of the Literature on the Worldwide Distribution, Spread of, and Efforts to Eradicate the Coypu (Myocastor coypus)." Wildlife Society Bulletin, Vol. 30, No. 1 (Spring, 2002), pp. 162–175.
Ford, Mark, and J. B. Grace. "Effects of Vertebrate Herbivores on Soil Processes, Plant Biomass, Litter Accumulation and Soil Elevation Changes in a Coastal Marsh." Journal of Ecology 86(6): 974-982, 1998.
Ojeda, R.; Bidau, C.; Emmons, L. Myocastor coypus. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2016: e.T14085A121734257. Errata version published in 2017.
Woods, C. A.; Contreras, L.; Willner-Chapman, G.; Whidden, H.P. Mammalian Species: Myocastor coypus. American Society of Mammalogists, 398: 1-8, 1992.
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using System;
using System.Web;

namespace Magix.app
{
	public class Global : HttpApplication
	{
		protected virtual void Application_Start (object sender, EventArgs e)
		{
			// Registering our Resource Provider User-Control-Loader Classes
	        Magix.Core.AssemblyResourceProvider sampleProvider = new Magix.Core.AssemblyResourceProvider();
	        System.Web.Hosting.HostingEnvironment.RegisterVirtualPathProvider(sampleProvider);
		}

		protected virtual void Session_Start (Object sender, EventArgs e)
		{
		}

		protected virtual void Application_BeginRequest (Object sender, EventArgs e)
		{
		}

		protected virtual void Application_EndRequest (Object sender, EventArgs e)
		{
		}

		protected virtual void Application_AuthenticateRequest (Object sender, EventArgs e)
		{
		}

		protected virtual void Application_Error (Object sender, EventArgs e)
		{
		}

		protected virtual void Session_End (Object sender, EventArgs e)
		{
		}

		protected virtual void Application_End (Object sender, EventArgs e)
		{
		}
	}
}


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Q: JDT Refactorings in a Headless RCP application I am working on reusing Eclipse JDT inline method refactoring and I need to access the workspace so I can get the ICompilationUnit [ please do correct me if I am wrong about this information ]:
IWorkspace workspace = ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace();
Since the ICompilationUnit is requiered here:
InlineMethodRefactoring refactoring = InlineMethodRefactoring.create(icu,new RefactoringASTParser(ASTProvider.SHARED_AST_LEVEL).parse(icu, true), selection[0], selection[1]);
So I have read that accessing the workspace requires building either an Eclipse plug-in or a headless RCP .. so I created a headless RCP application following this tutorial as I do not need the UI to start up. Now everything works fine and the refactoring is applied but the following exceptions are printed in console - such as:
Caused by: org.osgi.framework.BundleException: Exception in org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.internal.ui.JavaScriptPlugin.start() of bundle org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.ui.
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.framework.BundleContextImpl.startActivator(BundleContextImpl.java:834)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.framework.BundleContextImpl.start(BundleContextImpl.java:762)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.framework.EquinoxBundle.startWorker0(EquinoxBundle.java:1032)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.framework.EquinoxBundle$EquinoxModule.startWorker(EquinoxBundle.java:371)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.container.Module.doStart(Module.java:605)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.container.Module.start(Module.java:468)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.framework.util.SecureAction.start(SecureAction.java:513)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.hooks.EclipseLazyStarter.postFindLocalClass(EclipseLazyStarter.java:117)
aused by: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Workbench has not been created yet.
    at org.eclipse.ui.PlatformUI.getWorkbench(PlatformUI.java:102)
    at org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.internal.ui.javaeditor.ASTProvider.install(ASTProvider.java:282)
    at org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.internal.ui.javaeditor.ASTProvider.<init>(ASTProvider.java:273)
    at org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.internal.ui.JavaScriptPlugin.getASTProvider(JavaScriptPlugin.java:625)
    at org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.internal.ui.JavaScriptPlugin.start(JavaScriptPlugin.java:339)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.framework.BundleContextImpl$2.run(BundleContextImpl.java:813)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.framework.BundleContextImpl$2.run(BundleContextImpl.java:1)
    at java.base/java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(AccessController.java:569)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.framework.BundleContextImpl.startActivator(BundleContextImpl.java:805)
    ... 52 more

!ENTRY org.eclipse.core.resources 2 10035 2022-04-11 16:05:29.132
!MESSAGE The workspace will exit with unsaved changes in this session.
!SUBENTRY 1 org.eclipse.equinox.registry 4 1 2022-04-11 16:05:27.541
!MESSAGE Plug-in org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.ui was unable to load class org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.internal.corext.refactoring.scripting.CopyRefactoringContribution.
!STACK 0
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: An error occurred while automatically activating bundle org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.ui (860).
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.hooks.EclipseLazyStarter.postFindLocalClass(EclipseLazyStarter.java:126)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.loader.classpath.ClasspathManager.findLocalClass(ClasspathManager.java:570)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.loader.ModuleClassLoader.findLocalClass(ModuleClassLoader.java:335)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.loader.BundleLoader.findLocalClass(BundleLoader.java:397)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.loader.BundleLoader.findClass0(BundleLoader.java:488)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.loader.BundleLoader.findClass(BundleLoader.java:416)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.loader.ModuleClassLoader.loadClass(ModuleClassLoader.java:168)
    at java.base/java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:520)
    at org.eclipse.osgi.internal.framework.EquinoxBundle.loadClass(EquinoxBundle.java:622)
    at org.eclipse.core.internal.registry.osgi.RegistryStrategyOSGI.createExecutableExtension(RegistryStrategyOSGI.java:196)
    at org.eclipse.core.internal.registry.ExtensionRegistry.createExecutableExtension(ExtensionRegistry.java:920)
    at org.eclipse.core.internal.registry.ConfigurationElement.createExecutableExtension(ConfigurationElement.java:246)
    at org.eclipse.core.internal.registry.ConfigurationElementHandle.createExecutableExtension(ConfigurationElementHandle.java:63)
    at org.eclipse.ltk.internal.core.refactoring.history.RefactoringContributionManager.populateCache(RefactoringContributionManager.java:172)
    at org.eclipse.ltk.internal.core.refactoring.history.RefactoringContributionManager.getRefactoringContribution(RefactoringContributionManager.java:136)
    at org.eclipse.ltk.internal.core.refactoring.history.RefactoringHistoryManager.getArgumentMap(RefactoringHistoryManager.java:180)
    at org.eclipse.ltk.internal.core.refactoring.history.RefactoringHistoryService.checkDescriptor(RefactoringHistoryService.java:591)
    at org.eclipse.ltk.internal.core.refactoring.history.RefactoringHistoryService.performHistoryNotification(RefactoringHistoryService.java:911)
    at org.eclipse.ltk.internal.core.refactoring.history.RefactoringHistoryService.lambda$0(RefactoringHistoryService.java:366)
    at org.eclipse.core.commands.operations.DefaultOperationHistory$2.run(DefaultOperationHistory.java:876)
    at org.eclipse.core.runtime.SafeRunner.run(SafeRunner.java:45)
    at org.eclipse.core.commands.operations.DefaultOperationHistory.notifyListeners(DefaultOperationHistory.java:865)
    at org.eclipse.core.commands.operations.DefaultOperationHistory.notifyAboutToExecute(DefaultOperationHistory.java:887)
    at org.eclipse.core.commands.operations.DefaultOperationHistory.openOperation(DefaultOperationHistory.java:1189)
    at org.eclipse.ltk.internal.core.refactoring.UndoManager2.aboutToPerformChange(UndoManager2.java:150)
    at org.eclipse.ltk.core.refactoring.PerformChangeOperation.lambda$0(PerformChangeOperation.java:254)
    at org.eclipse.core.internal.resources.Workspace.run(Workspace.java:2315)
    at org.eclipse.core.internal.resources.Workspace.run(Workspace.java:2340)
    at org.eclipse.ltk.core.refactoring.PerformChangeOperation.executeChange(PerformChangeOperation.java:295)
    at org.eclipse.ltk.core.refactoring.PerformChangeOperation.run(PerformChangeOperation.java:224)
    at org.eclipse.ltk.core.refactoring.PerformRefactoringOperation.run(PerformRefactoringOperation.java:137)
    at seham.phd.synthesiser.transformers.MethodDeclarationTransformer.inlineMethodInvocations(MethodDeclarationTransformer.java:42)
    at seham.phd.synthesiser.runner.Runner.start(Runner.java:53)
    at org.eclipse.equinox.internal.app.EclipseAppHandle.run(EclipseAppHandle.java:203)
    at org.eclipse.core.runtime.internal.adaptor.EclipseAppLauncher.runApplication(EclipseAppLauncher.java:136)
    at org.eclipse.core.runtime.internal.adaptor.EclipseAppLauncher.start(EclipseAppLauncher.java:104)
    at org.eclipse.core.runtime.adaptor.EclipseStarter.run(EclipseStarter.java:401)
    at org.eclipse.core.runtime.adaptor.EclipseStarter.run(EclipseStarter.java:255)
    at java.base/jdk.internal.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
    at java.base/jdk.internal.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:77)
    at java.base/jdk.internal.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
    at java.base/java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:568)
    at org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.Main.invokeFramework(Main.java:659)
    at org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.Main.basicRun(Main.java:596)
    at org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.Main.run(Main.java:1467)
    at org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.Main.main(Main.java:1440)

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*Maybe I should configure the application to run with only a set of plug-ins instead of including them all? [ do not know what to include or exclude]
Click to see the configuration

*Is there any other way for me to get the ICompilationUnit without accessing the workspace?

*Is there any simpler way to use all JDT features in, for example, a simple maven project instead of an Eclipse plug-in or an RCP application?

*Any tutorials on RCP development from within Eclipse is much appreciated.

Thanks.

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Clamanges is located in the Marne departement in champagne-Ardenne region (now part of Grand Est new region), in the North-East of France at 25 km from Châlons-en-Champagne, the prefecture (Clamanges is at 120 km from Paris).
Places to visit in the nearby are Épernay and Châlons-en-Champagne at 25 km. Further - at 70 km, you will find the historic Champagne capitals: Troyes and Reims .
The town of Epernay, well known as capital of the Champagne producing region of France, is a wealthy looking town because of the expensive 19th century townhouses and mansions constructed with the wealth derived from the champagne trade.
The Avenue de Champagne is the place to start your tour of the grand champagne houses and is also the place to start your visit even if you are not interested in champagne, because it is along this Avenue that many of the most impressive houses and chateaux in Epernay are to be found.
Moet & Chandon and Mercier are the most popular champagne houses for a quick introduction to the champagne experience (called a "degustation" in French), although there are also many smaller producers open to visits in the town.
At Castellane - you can't miss it because their 1905 tower dominates the town - you also get good views across the town included in your visit. Places of interest in Epernay.
Epernay has been attacked and almost destroyed numerous times during its long history. As a result there is little remaining here from the medieval period. The '<b>Portail Saint Martin</b>' is the oldest monument in the town and is an impressive stone doorway that is all that remains of the 16th century Church of Notre Dame.
Two particularly noteworthy villas that you will see as you explore the town are the Town Hall and its impressive gardens (built in 1858) and the Chateau-Perrier, built in 1854 and notable as being the headquarters for the British, the Germans and then the Americans all during the Second World War. The Gabrielle-Dorziat theatre also has an impressive facade.
The most important religious monument in Epernay is the Church of Notre-Dame (the church has the appearance of being much older than 1925 when it was rebuilt after war damage).
The 12th century Collegiale Church of Notre-Dame-en-Vaux which is important enough to be listed as World Heritage Site as one of the list of monuments on the important medieval pilgrimage routes through France. The cathedral is mostly in gothic style, and a very impressive design with two spires to the front and two towers with decorative arches to either side of the chevet at the rear of the church (these were also originally spires but these were removed during the revolution).
The village of L'Epine, in the agricultural landscape of the quiet Marne countryside would go unnoticed if it were not for the presence in the village of one of the most important historical landmarks in the Champagne-Ardenne region. Notre-Dame de L'Epine basilica The basilica was built from the early 15thcentury onwards, in a project that was to take more than 100 years to complete (the cathedral was finished in 1527) and in what is known as the 'flamboyant gothic'. The entire facade is ornately decorated, including the main entrance and two side entrances, and the substantial (and irregularly sized) towers to either side. You probably won't notice but the left hand spire is actually a 19th century reconstruction of the original. The facade also has a good number of carved gargoyles, including some very unusual designs - such as a crocodile or unrecognisable beasts fighting - to provide entertainment to your children if they are not usually enthusiasts of medieval architecture! Among the most notable artefacts within the basilica at Epine you can see a wooden sculpture of Saint-Jacques, dating from the 16thcentury. The basilica is also well known for its carved stone 'rood screen' ("jube" in French) between the nave and the choir sections, and a statue of the lamentation of Christ (also called "mise en tombeau") representing various charaters around Christ as he is placed in his tomb. Because of the historical importance of the basilica as one of the sites along the medieval pilgrimage route to Compostella the basilica is now listed as a UNESCO world heritage site (as are about 70 other monuments along the same routes).
Troyes is in the Aube department of the Champagne-Ardenne region, on the Seine River. The city describes itself as "La cite en forme de bouchon de champagne" (trans: the city in the form of a champagne cork) although this is more noticeable from aerial views than from exploring the town on foot...! Your visit will focus in the Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville, the main square in central Troyes, and along the bustling Rue Emile Zola, the principal street through the town centre.
< sup=""> century) can be seen. Another particularly important building in the centre of Troyes is the Hotel du Lion Noir (dating from the 16th century) and especially interesting because of its external staircase, open to the elements and made from wood, which is very unusual. Among the other notable buildings from this period see the Hotel de Marisy, the Hotel de Mauroy (which contains a museum of traditional artisan tools) and the Hotel of the Prefecture Building for the Aube department.
< sup=""> - 17th century) dominates the centre of Troyes, and is decorated with many carved highlights (gargoyles, etc) above all on the west facade. Highlights inside the cathedral including some fine stained glass windows and a reputed organ. There are also several interesting churches in Troyes, each with their own distinct features and attractions. See in particular the 12th century Church of Saint-Madeleine (the oldest church in Troyes, featuring some exceptional stone carvings); the Saint-Remy church and the 'clock' on the belltower; the Church St-Jean-du-Marché, where Henry V married Catherine of France; and the Saint-Urbain Basilica.
< sup=""> Medieval Troyes The town is also described as having one of the finest medieval centres to be seen in France - and it is certainly true that the old town in Troyes is a lovely ensemble of buildings, with streets of tall colombage houses surrounding the attractive cathedral. It is centred in the Saint-Jean sector of Troyes (next to the Place de l'Hotel de Ville). Some of the streets such as the Ruelle des Chats are especially narrow - an effect emphasised by the building protruding more at higher levels until the upper stories actually touch the building opposite.
Reims is a city in the Champagne-Ardenne region, in the north of France. Although Reims suffered very badly during bombing in WWI, its historical centre contains a great deal of interest. Your visit to Reims will focus in the centre and around the cathedral and other major monuments, and the main squares: the Place Royale, with a statue of Louis XV, and the Place Cardinal-Lucon, with an equestrian statue of Joan of Arc. The rue de Vesle is the main street.
Reims Cathedrale Reims is most famous for its cathedral (1211-1480), which is one of the finest examples of the 'French Gothic' architecture style. Reims was evangelized around the third century AD and a Christian basilica was first constructed here around the year 400, consecrated to the Virgin by the Bishop Nicasius. It was in this church that St. Nicasius was martyred, when the city was taken by the Vandals. Spending huge sums of money on its construction, work on the cathedral began in 1211 and continued from 1299 and throughout the 14th century. The church, in the form of a Latin cross is very large - on the outside the building is 149 meters long. The key feature of the cathedral of Reims is the sculptures and unique glass windows; for example the western portal has 35 statues and an impressive rose window, among the most notable are the small figures of angels including the famous 'Smiling Angel', one of the most famous sculptures of the cathedral.The central façade consists of three central doors and two strong buttresses, which are the essential decorative motif of the cathedral. Also beautiful is the western portal, with three doors, which is also rich in statues including the 'Stories of Adam and Eve'. The side faces are also very elegant, with buttresses soaring upward, repeating the theme of the main façade.


Sri Lankan City RaceTravel, explore, have fun!
Explore the land of "Seredipity" in an unconventional team building challenge that goes beyond sight-seeing. Travel and explore the Sri Lanka while working in a team, crack codes at Turtle Hatcheries, taste the local cuisines at Main Street, attempt team challenges near Galle Fort and find the story behind the legendary architect Geoffrey Bawa!
To travel across Colombo, crack codes, attempt challenges while travelling on the great Sri Lankan highway, with your team.
Teams are provided vehicles (or limited money) to travel across the city using our specialized navigation gadgets. The teams get to know their next destination as and when they crack codes and challenges. Challenges like "Bath a Turtle Challenge", "River Safari Challenge" & "Fort Mystery Challenge" make you go beyond your comfort zone. An excellent race for leadership teams, foreign participants and corporates that are looking for unique experiential learning experiences.
Teams explore several key places in Sri Lanka, experience local cuisines, and reach the final destination after completing out of box experiential activities.


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Dion Borg plans to Launch Crowdfunding Project Hypno Makeover TV Show on Pozible
Hypnotist attempts to change the lives of ordinary people through the power of hypnotherapy in reality show?.
- September 2, 2014 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
Brisbane, Australia – September 2nd, 2014 /PressCable/ —
Hypnotist attempts to change the lives of ordinary people through the power of hypnotherapy in reality show.
TUESDAY, SEP 02, 2014, Brisbane – Local hypnotist, Dion Borg, plans to launch the Hypno Makeover TV Show. Also known as Dizzy, the show will feature Dion Borg as he interacts with participants and "transform" their lives by applying hypnotic techniques on them. All advertising slots on the show are expected to donate to charity.
The reality TV show will document the success of three to six "regular people" after they undergo hypnotherapy and are divided into six episodes. It will be aired on Digital31. Borg explains the motivation behind his project on his crowdfunding page on Pozible, "I see truly talented wonderful people on the treadmill of life…Tortured by their beliefs, most of which they did not choose themselves. It's not their fault. So with the time I have left, I want to help as many people as possible. I want to demonstrate how powerful it is to release someone from the subconscious chains that holds them down, that holds them back and keeps them making the same poor life choices over and over again."
Borg further states that everything that he does on the show will be documented. People who donate money towards the project will be offered unique rewards such as a Maltese dinner cooked by Dion Borg's mother herself, a chance to participate on the show and hire "Dizzy" as their personal "Evil Hypnotist" for the day.
Dion Borg has been performing comedy hypnosis shows all over Australia for the past five years. The hypnotist claims that his passion is driven by a troubled past which he also conquered through many years of martial arts training. The show is expected to be aired at the end of 2015.
About Dion Borg
Dion Borg, also known as Dizzy is a professional stage hypnotist based in Brisbane. As a certified Hypnotherapist his expertise lies in adding an interesting twist to traditional hypnotic techniques and adding a comical touch to them in the process. Borg loves entertaining crowds and mesmerizing them. The hypnotist has used the power of hypnosis to help a number of people overcome issues such as substance abuse, smoking, depression, anxiety, rocky relationships, phobias, career struggles, insecurities and even chronic pain. For more information on the project or to book an interview, please refer to the following details
Name: Dion Borg
Email: dizzy@dizzymagic.com.au
Organization: Dizzy Magic
Website: www.dizzymagic.com.au


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Q: Tkinter - pass button grid values between classes upon clicking button I am trying to create a basic Battleship game in Python using Tkinter.
Below is a very simplified version of my code. Essentially I am creating a 10*10 grid of buttons and positioning them using .grid. What I'd like to do is click one of those buttons and pass that buttons grid values (x, y) from the GameBoard class to the Battleship class to position the ship.
I have tried using self.row = row and self.column = column, however when I do this I immediately receive an attribute error, 'GameBoard' object has no attribute 'row'.
import tkinter as tk

class GameBoard:
    def __init__(self):
        self.mw = tk.Tk()
        self.size = 10

    def build_grid(self):
        for x in range(self.size):
            for y in range(self.size):
                self.button = tk.Button(self.mw, text = '', width = 2, height = 1,\
                command = lambda row = x, column = y: self.clicked(row, column))
                self.button.grid(row = x, column = y)

    def clicked(self, row, column):
        print(row, column)
        self.row = row
        self.column = column

class Battleship:
    def __init__(self, board):
        self.gboard = board

    def position_ship(self):
        x = self.gboard.row
        y = self.gboard.column
        for i in range (3):
            self.submarine = tk.Button(self.gboard.mw, background = "black", text = '',\
                                   width = 2, height = 1)
            self.submarine.grid(row = x, column = y)

def main():
    gboard = GameBoard()
    gboard.build_grid()
    bt = Battleship(gboard)
    bt.position_ship()
main()

A: As @acw1668 pointed out in a comment, the problem is the gboard attributes row and column haven't been created yet when you call bt.position_ship() in the main() function.
I don't know your overall game design, but a very simple way to fix that would be to assign a random board position to them in the GameBoard.__init__() method.
I've also modified the code to show how to call bt.position_ship() when a button is clicked. This is done by passing the BattleShip instance bt to the build_grid() function so it can be included in calls to the clicked() method, which can now call it when its called.
from random import randrange
import tkinter as tk

class GameBoard:
    def __init__(self):
        self.mw = tk.Tk()
        self.size = 10
        self.row = randrange(self.size)
        self.column = randrange(self.size)

    def build_grid(self, bt):
        for x in range(self.size):
            for y in range(self.size):
                self.button = tk.Button(self.mw, text='', width=2, height=1,
                                        command=lambda row=x, column=y:
                                            self.clicked(bt, row, column))
                self.button.grid(row=x, column=y)

    def clicked(self, bt, row, column):
        print(row, column)
        self.row = row
        self.column = column
        bt.position_ship()

class Battleship:
    def __init__(self, board):
        self.gboard = board

    def position_ship(self):
        x = self.gboard.row
        y = self.gboard.column
        for i in range (3):
            self.submarine = tk.Button(self.gboard.mw, background="black", text='',
                                       width=2, height=1)
            self.submarine.grid(row=x, column=y)

def main():
    gboard = GameBoard()
    bt = Battleship(gboard)
    gboard.build_grid(bt)
    bt.position_ship()
    tk.mainloop()

main()


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High Fidelity (Blu-ray)
Review by: Matt Brighton
Posted on: October 11th, 2012
It seems that John Cusack is never going to grow up. For some 15 years now, he's been making movies that appeal to the same audience. Now this is good. Movies like Better Off Dead and One Crazy Summer were more of a slapstick variety, and his later movies seem to appeal to the same group of people, only as they have aged. I guess I can relate to movies like Grosse Point Blank a little better now, because they deal with issues that are more suited to me. Cusack, into his thirties now, still delivers some memorable performances and it's with his latest High Fidelity that just might hit a bit too close to home for some of us. The film is really nothing more than a diary of one Rob Gordon. Rob is in the midst of breaking up with his most current girlfriend, Laura (Iben Hjejle) and in a manner called "breaking the fourth wall" (this is essentially looking straight into the camera and talking to the audience) describes for us, the top 5 most troubling breakups of his life to date.
Rob is the owner of a record store called Championship Vinyl. The store specializes in selling music the way it was before the "digital revolution", LP's. While not the most successful store in the Chicago area, it provides Rob with an income, but not much more. Rob's two "employees", Dick (Todd Louiso) and Barry (Jack Black) are essentially just customers of the store who won't leave. Though annoying to Rob, they provide him with companionship and someone to talk music with. The whole movie is about Rob trying to justify and figure out what has happened with his latest love. Laura is set on being a successful lawyer, and it's finally gotten to her that Rob has no ambitions for the future. As Rob starts off recounting the girlfriends of the past, he tries to catch up with them now, only to find that they have all gone on with their lives. Some single, some married but Rob manages to dissect what went wrong with all of his previous relationships only to figure out what to salvage with his most current one.
The main theme, aside from relationships, is music. It's the common tie that has held true to Rob and all his previous encounters. Whether it's organizing his record collection chronically or debating with Barry and Dick about what the best number one track of a record is, music plays a very important part in Rob's life. I have to admit that I (and probably a LOT of you out there) can really relate to this movie on one level or another. The soundtrack is great, which I went out and bought, and features tracks from Bob Dylan, The Kinks and Velvet Underground just to name a few. Also, be on the lookout for several cameos by some other stars. Tim Robbins, Sara Gilbert, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Joan Cusack and Lisa Bonet all have small, but important parts in this movie. Odds are that if you liked Grosse Point Blank, this will be right up your alley.
High Fidelity is shown in a 1.85:1 AVC HD image that looks fairly good. I remember that this disc was one of the first to receive an anamorphic transfer when it debuted on DVD back in 2000, so I was curious to see how a dozen years have treated this film. As it turns out, not too bad. Disney has taken some of their catalog titles and has supposedly given them "new digital transfers." Well, that's a broad term and while the movie does sport a sharper appearance compared to its DVD counterpart, it's not quite as good as I'd have hoped. Some of the scenes are a bit soft, others have a little more grain than I would have thought and though black levels and contrast are consistent, the overall consistency is a bit hit and miss. My advice is to set the bar a bit low and you'll likely not be too disappointed.
When the title of the movie is High Fidelity, I supposed it'd better deliver in regard to audio, right? Well, it does but then again we're not supposed to be blown away. What we get is a re-mastered DTS HD Master Audio soundtrack that's a step up over the previous Dolby Digital 5.1 track found on the DVD. Yes, this film sports more songs than your typical musical and they all sound very good. Dialogue is crisp and clear, though Cusack tends to have a low, gravelly voice that's a bit hard to understand at times. This isn't the fault of the soundtrack; of course, it's just how he talks. But if you've ever wanted to hear Jack Black sing Marvin Gaye in full uncompressed audio – well here's your chance. So yes, it's an improvement over the DVD but not by leaps and bounds as it didn't sound that bad the first go 'round.
In the good and bad department, Disney has ported over all of the supplements from the original DVD. So we don't get any new supplements here (a shame), but we don't miss out on anything from the old disc, either. That said, we do get a pretty interesting conversation with Cusack and director Stephen Frears as the two talk about the shoot, the plot and of course – the music. We get nine deleted scenes as well as the theatrical trailer.
2000 DTS Master High Fidelity (Blu-Ray) rating-r Stephen Frears


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Q: does odbc connection send encrypted password to server i am working on a new project that needs it's passwords to be encrypted so i want to know that does ODBC connection in windows send password to the server in encrypted form or in textual form.

A: That has nothing to do with ODBC really. If you are talking about sending a password over a network to a remote database server then you need to look at the ODBC Driver you are using and whatever encryption your database server supports for network transports.


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Q: how to display large number of markers on google map using andorid? I want to display at least 4000 markers on android map but when I run the program the screen become unresponsive and the application get crashes ??
the posible solution may be thread or service but I don't know how to use these for android markers . Please help

A: You can use google map clustering utility, by clustering your markers, you can put a large number of markers on a map without making the map hard to read.
Please go through the official documentation of Marker Clustering
You can also configure the sample code in your system Marker Clustering - Sample Code
Also make sure that your system have a updated versions of google play services and google play application in your device is updated.


Gareth loves playing outside. In all weather. Knowing that winter was coming, a few weeks ago I purchased a nice, warm winter coat for him. Which he then refused to ever let me try on him. If he so much as saw the coat he ran away screaming.
Recently our temperatures have dropped drastically, causing me to pull out my winter coat today. Thinking that Gareth would take more kindly to his coat since it's so cold outside I tried once again to get it on him. With the same writhing and screaming results as previously. However, I finally tricked him into it by putting on his shoes and pointing outside to indicate that he could go out, but only if he put the coat on. Rather reluctantly he allowed me to envelop him in the coat. And outside we went.
All bundled up and toasty warm! The only difficulty (and understandable reason for his not enjoying the coat) is that he's so bulky he can't move well. And it makes him more top heavy. Trying to bend over and pick up pebbles or balls results in him falling onto his nose. I guess he can't move his arms well enough in the coat to prevent the fall in time. So now he has a scraped nose and a bruised forehead. But at least he's warm!
How fun! If only he could still move... I must say I've never loved winter coats either. Although sweaters are deliciously fun most of the time. Good luck with the winter! Scotty and I are not looking forward to ours. Although I do love looking forward to Thanksgiving (our only break this semester) and Christmas!
I don't like big bulky winter coats either because of their bulkiness, though it is nice to stay warm. But that's why I usually wear my nice black coat - because it's not bulky. My bulky one is mostly reserved for shoveling snow these days.
I seem to remember that I found a quilted sleeveless vest on sale many years ago for Ryan that he liked. It gave him more arm freedom. However, from what I hear of your weather lately, that would hardly fill the bill.
We had a couple of inches of snow, our second of the season. It was much worse in Salt Lake. Overall, our weather is called "leaf drop," about three inches deep so far. If they dry a bit more, I'll get out there tomorrow and try to rake up a few. Mostly I'm in the mood to plant some more pansies.


We are so blessed to see our kids walking in the path of God. In their teenage life they choose to be in the Lord side. We are proud of the two girls because God is now using them in the church. Just recently, they were involved in the church activity by helping teaching the kids about Jesus. They have a voice to sing praises to God as well and sometimes they also help in the worship team. They might have no moogerfooger in the church but good to hear their voices worshiping the Lord. It is our greatest desire that this children will love God more in their lives. Praying that they will be a blessing to others as well someday. To give light to others.


Where as winter tyres focus on pushing through slush and snow, the summer is about driving on clear roads and making the most of the situation. As such, a low rolling resistance is a priority. Aside from using less fuel, this will convert more power from your engine into direct movement, allowing you to achieve the car's full potential.
Fortunately, in Europe, this is something you can easily compare. EU tyres come with labels that mark three distinct criteria, with rolling resistance (or fuel efficiency) being one of them. You can easily compare any two products and, if there's a distinct difference, the tyres will have different grades.
Generally, tyres are broken into three segments – economic, medium and premium – but many drivers get confused about which class is right for their car. After all, premium tyres cost the most, but don't directly impact small or less-powerful cars.
Economic tyres are the cheapest. They are suited to slower driving, preferably on well-maintained roads in urban environments. As such, they are great for city cars and smaller vehicles with a low annual mileage.
Medium tyres represent a compromise between premium products and the aforementioned budget tyres. While they cost a little more, they can handle a more dynamic driving style and are suitable for people with medium sized vehicles, or those who want to drive a little more aggressively.
Premium tyres, as the name implies, are the best of the best. They are designed to offer the best performance and make the most from high performance vehicles. They suit motorists with a sporting sense of style and can cope in a variety of conditions.
While it's easy to idealise the summer as nothing but a period full of warm and dry roads, not every country has such weather. In the UK, rain is common throughout the season, so being able to drive on wet roads is just as important.
For this, you need a tyre that is designed to expel water. As the name implies, the Uniroyal RainExpert 3 is a great example. Along its asymmetric tread, there are clear sipes and grooves designed to effortlessly expel water. This prevents aquaplaning and ensures the tyre always has a strong contact patch with the road.


Speaking to a crowd of supporters in the snow at Boom Island Park near downtown Minneapolis, Klobuchar, 58, declared she will join the growing field of Democratic candidates seeking a nomination to oppose President Donald Trump in the upcoming election. It wouldn't be a shock if she has a good showing in the neighbouring-state Iowa caucuses and rides that momentum deep into the primary season. The campaign has provided cookies and 100 gallons each of hot chocolate and apple cider. "She has an ability to cross the aisle, regardless of the political climate".
For example, while she has publicly spoken out against President Trump's immigration and border policies, she has not voiced her support for the movement to abolish US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). She speaks for us.
Klobuchar, now serving her third term in the Senate, has hinted for weeks that she would be entering the race, officially doing so after an onslaught of reports that her "Minnesota nice" public image does not align with how she treats staff members behind closed doors.
Some former staffers described Klobuchar as "habitually demeaning and prone to bursts of cruelty", although others said that while working for Klobuchar was challenging, it was also rewarding.
They could face tough competition for the top ticket with former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders also attracting Democrat support for possible candidature.
Former Minnesota Governor Arne Carlson, a Republican, once called Klobuchar "the great avoider". "We'd be well-served right now with someone with that kind of character and integrity". She was the first female to represent Minnesota in the United States Senate.
He warned the animals are "literally chasing people and even entering the entrances of residential buildings". They say that if other means to scare off the bears fail a cull could be the only answer.
This New York senator made a name fighting the battle to end sexual assault, especially in the military, before the #MeToo movement gained national prominence. He is a retired journalist and columnist for the Minneapolis StarTribune. She's talked about holding some low-paying jobs as she grew up, which led her to advocate a minimum wage increase. Her defenders say she is simply someone who demands excellence, and that the allegations against her would not be made against a man. "If there are other pie cutters in the U.S. Senate, I'd like to meet them".
Klobuchar's focus in recent months has included prescription drug prices, a new farm bill and election security. She doesn't see a struggle and lose interest. She testified before the state legislature, urging the 48-hour standard. She began her career as a corporate lawyer in her home state before being elected prosecutor for Hennepin County (which includes Minneapolis). During her time there she led a crackdown on gun crimes and secured almost 300 homicide convictions. During her first reelection bid in 2012, she won all but two counties. Previous year she easily won a third term.
But the senator will have work to do to build a national profile. Kavanaugh later apologized to Klobuchar, whose father is an alcoholic.


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Q: TabItem Silverlight I have a TabControl that has this TabItem in XAML.
<controls:TabItem x:Name="UserNameOn1" Background="LightGray" Height="25"  Visibility="Visible"  IsSelected="False" MouseLeftButtonDown="teste110_MouseLeftButtonDown">
      <controls:TabItem.Header>
           <StackPanel x:Name="TabitemPanel" Orientation="Horizontal" VerticalAlignment="Center">
                   <Image x:Name="UserImage" Source="/Tese;component/Images/user_act.png" Width="30" Height="15" Margin="0,0,0,0" VerticalAlignment="Center" ImageFailed="UserImage_ImageFailed"/>
                   <TextBlock Name="Userdisplay"  Text="UserName" Margin="30,0,0,0" VerticalAlignment="Center"/>
           </StackPanel>
      </controls:TabItem.Header>

and in C# I Want to change the Userdisplay Text to conta.Username_v as below, the problem is that by doing this my image inside the TabItem disappears how to make change only the TextBlock and maintain the image
UserNameOn1.Header = conta.Username_v;

A: try this
at event or form load whenever you want.

Userdisplay.text = conta.Username_v;

this will chage only the textbox's text only and not effect other


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Q: Stretching an un-resizeable window I'll get this out of the way and mention that I'm working with a Windows XP computer running legacy applications that cannot be transferred to a VM or updated. It is a POS for a restaurant and their table management software is hardcoded to display at 800x600 windowed. This wasn't a problem before, because the resolution was set to 800x600 and they had no other applications running. Now they've installed Office and another management program for handling a few rooms they rent out, which do not display correctly at 800x600. Some important fields get cut off, etc.
I have tried keeping the 800x600 resolution and running ResizeEnable to shrink the Room Management software, but it's not ideal. All input fields will display but the UI looks awful and some of the labels get cut off from ResizeEnable trying to jam everything in there. I have also tried setting the system resolution to 1024x768, which Excel and the Room Management software display fine in, and used ResizeEnable to make the Restaurant software larger, but scaling the window from 800x600 only adds blank space to the sides. The problem is that the Restaurant software is used with a touchscreen so all the elements are basically images and don't scale like text elements would.
My ideal solution to this (and there may be a better one) would be to keep it at 1024x768 and find a program that instead of scaling a window and moving the elements around, would stretch an entire window regardless of content. Kind of like a magnifier but one that I can bind to just the restaurant software. I don't know if this exists but it's sure proven difficult to find. It would also be handy to have the stretched window persistent so they don't have to keep stretching it each time they power on.
Any advice on this would be appreciated.


Pgh Momtourage: The best free days in the 'Burgh!
When I first moved to Pittsburgh, learning about RADical Days was one of our favorite discoveries! It was a great way to see our way around the city (for free!) and see what museums/venues would be of more interest for us to consider purchasing memberships. There are also a lot of special events & activities included. RADical Days is an annual event celebrating the assets with free admission, musical and dance performances and family activities offered by arts and culture organizations, parks and recreation, and sports and regional attractions that are funded by RAD.
RADical Days runs September 24th - November 9th, 2014.
Allegheny County Parks - Hartwood Acres Hay Day & Allegheny Green Festival - Free Admission: 11am-4pm. Hay rides, pumpkin patch, arts & crafts, petting zoo, bounce house, Halloween puppet show + more!
Boyce/Mayview Park - The Outdoor Classroom - Free admission 2-8pm. Guided nature hikes, geocaching, crafts and campfire treats (campfire 5:00 – 8:00 PM only).
Frick Art & Historical Center - Free admission 10am-5pm. Experience the Frick's new Orientation Center; explore Clayton, the restored Frick family mansion, by taking free, self-guided tours; FREE family activities, including scavenger hunts, games, and art activities!
Carnegie Museum of Art and Carnegie Museum of Natural History - Free admission: 10am-5pm.
These are just a FEW of the events to highlight, go here to view the full schedule. Over 50 free events & admissions in under 2 months!
You can also join the email alert list for RADical Days 2014, or get text message alerts on your mobile device, by texting RAD to 79797; message and data rates may apply. Or follow RAD and RADical Days announcements on Facebook.


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Mohawk is a 10 year old indoor male. He is mostly white with a gray "mohawk" stripe on his head and tail. Mohawk does not do well living with other cats and may be too nervous around dogs or small active children. Mohawk is very friendly and enjoys playing, head butting and pats. Mohawk would prefer to be in a calm, quiet home.


I was able to avoid most of the Black Friday madness today. I had to work until 5:30 and then Shannon asked me to meet her at the cell phone store. She wanted to cash in on the discounted phones for both of us. I don't really care about having a phone but she really wanted a new one and the one she has is starting to give her a lot of problems. So we are both owners of new phones as of today.
For tonight's photo I really wanted to control the amount of light in the scene. I setup our black drops to absorb any spill from our key light. I used a soft box place about one and a half feet from Shannon's figure. In order to draw the viewer to her figure she dropped her head back so all you can really see is her neck and chin. I really enjoy the photo and hope you do as well.


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import React from 'react';
import { shallow } from 'enzyme';
import RoomsListItem from './index';

const setup = function (props, children) {
  return shallow(<RoomsListItem {...props}>{children}</RoomsListItem>);
};

describe('Components', function () {
  describe('RoomsListItem', function () {

    it('Default class', function () {
      const el = setup(null, 'Room 1');
      const actual = el.hasClass('rooms-list-item');
      expect(actual).to.be.true;
    });

    it('Name is set properly', function () {
      const el = setup(null, 'Room 1');
      const actual = el.find('.rooms-list-item__name').contains('Room 1');
      expect(actual).to.be.true;
    });

    it('Activity class is set properly', function () {
      const el = setup({ activity: true }, 'Room 1');
      const actual = el.hasClass('rooms-list-item--activity');
      expect(actual).to.be.true;
    });

    it('Active class is set properly', function () {
      const el = setup({ active: true }, 'Room 1');
      const actual = el.hasClass('rooms-list-item--active');
      expect(actual).to.be.true;
    });

  });
});


Mrs. Christie Fleming, Director of Finance, oversees the budget process for Dinwiddie County Public Schools. The budget includes revenues, expenditures, debt, and assets. Below you will find information and data related to our budget for the current and past school years.
If you have any questions or comments, please contact Mrs. Christie Fleming at (804) 469-4190 or by email at CFleming@dcpsnet.org.


These monthly and seasonal futures will be available for customer testing in New Release Monday, March 8.
These futures will be available for testing in New Release and Certification Monday, March 8.
These new Hurricane futures will be available for customer testing in New Release Monday, March 8.


How do I use the 'Categories' report?
The 'Categories' report shows you seasonal trends inside of the vendor's categories. Usually each vendor is bound to 2 categories: C1 and C2 (C2 is a subcategory of C1). If C2 has only few vendors, it is better to analyze only C1.
If during the current month a year ago the category had an upward trend (for Sum or Avg), then products from this category will likely be selling well and nowadays. On the other hand, if there was a downward trend during the same period of time last year, then it is better to promote products from other more seasonable categories.
The 'Diets & Weight Loss' category: Products are selling much better during the spring and summer than during the fall and winter. In the summer people want to look slim.
The 'Games' category: The best time to sell products from this category is during the summer when kids are out of school.
The 'E-business' category: In this category, the major trend begins in August and takes place during the fall.
Of course, you should not completely rely on trends inside categories. If you are convinced that some product is not a subject to seasonal influences and it will be selling well nowadays, just promote it.


Hey ! I would like to request a showing of 5201 Ranchero Lane. Let me know what times you are available. Thank you!
This listing is courtesy of the listing agent Christopher Oliver (#0562685), with the office Re/Max Realty Group.
All data for this listing was last updated on December 23, 2018 at 09:38PM.