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Transfer News, January 2019
By raoul on January 4, 2019 • ( 0 )
News on women's basketball transfers from D-I schools. Last update: January 27, 2019
Former Missouri player Grace Berg (6-0 FR wing, Indianola, IA) has announced that she's transferring to Drake. As noted below, they were one of her finalists when she made her first college choice. UPDATE: Press release from Drake says, "Berg will have three seasons of eligibility at Drake," but it doesn't specify when her eligibility will begin.
The Drake University women's basketball team has added former Indianola standout and University of Missouri transfer Grace Berg to the program, head coach Jennie Baranczyk announced Monday, Jan. 28. Berg will have three seasons of eligibility at Drake.
Berg, a 6-0 forward, played in 19 games for the Tigers this season, averaging 3.8 points, 1.7 rebounds and 12.7 minutes per game. She scored a career-high 12 points and grabbed four rebounds in the Tigers' win over Missouri State.
Former North Alabama player Deja Walls (6-0 FR forward, Clarksville, TN) has transferred to Trevecca Nazarene, a D-II school in Nashville, TN. She's now listed on their 2018-19 roster and is eligible to play this semester.
Signed out of high school with the University of North Alabama, but did not play during the fall semester … transferred to Trevecca over the Christmas break and will be eligible for the spring semester
Grace Berg (6-0 FR wing, Indianola, IA) is transferring from Missouri. She was ranked #36 in the 2018 class per espnW.
The 6-foot forward has played wing for much of Missouri's season this year. She's played in all 19 of the Tigers' games and started one of them, averaging 3.8 points, 1.7 rebounds and 12.7 minutes per game.
The other finalists for Berg in her first recruiting go-round, according to this item, were Drake, Iowa, and Michigan State.
Former Baylor player Alexis Morris (5-6 SO point guard, Beaumont, TX) has announced that she's transferring to Rutgers.
UPDATE (Jan. 22): The Scarlet Knights officially announce the signing of Morris. She's a midyear transfer who will be eligible at Rutgers starting in January 2020.
Rutgers women's basketball head coach C. Vivian Stringer has announced the signing of transfer guard Alexis Morris to the Scarlet Knights roster. A 5-6 guard from Beaumont, Texas, Morris will arrive at Rutgers with three years of eligibility remaining and be able to take the court for the Scarlet Knights in January of 2020.
"Alexis is a great player and her accolades speak for themselves," said Stringer. "She wants to be challenged and has what you can call that 'it' quality and personality. Alexis blended extremely well not only with the young ladies already on the team, but just as important, her style of play fits the mold of a Rutgers guard. I think Alexis will be an outstanding teammate and a hard-working student-athlete both on the court and in the classroom."
Lexey Tobel (5-11 SO wing, Hartland, MI) has transferred from Detroit Mercy to Rochester College, an NAIA school in Rochester, Michigan. Tobel was the leading scorer for the Titans this season, averaging 11.4 PPG over the first 14 games of the season.
Pretty pumped about our latest addition to the Warrior family! Amazing kid, family, student and basketball player! Will definitely make a huge impact immediately! Welcome Lexey Tobel! Let's Eat! @LTobel25 @stormAAU @RCWBBALL #WarriorNation #OneEatsWeAllEat #FutureIsBright
— Brent Wichtner (@coach_BWitch) January 7, 2019
Raven Farley (6-2 SO forward, Elizabeth, NJ) is no longer listed on the LSU roster, and she is transferring. She played in eight games this season, averaging 6 MPG and scoring just 4 points.
Alexis Morris (5-6 SO point guard, Beaumont, TX), dismissed from the Baylor team prior to the 2018-19 season for an unspecified violation of team rules, is now officially transferring, as her name was added to the NCAA transfer portal last week (per a source). There had been rumors that she might return to Baylor next season.
Former Lamar player Haverlynn "Lola" Bracy (5-7 SO guard, St. Louis, MO) has landed at Evansville as a midyear transfer.
Joining the Aces from Lamar University, Lola Bracy comes to Evansville after three semesters with the Cardinals. A St. Louis native, Bracy makes the move closer to home following 26 appearances at Lamar where she averaged 3.6 points per game, including a 24-point performance in 23 minutes of Lamar's 116-37 win over Schreiner University last season.
"She's a very aggressive player on both ends of the floor," said Ruffing on Bracy. "She's not shy to score and really looks to score and is someone who brings some speed to our team."
. . . Both Bracy and Partee will be ineligible during the spring semester due to NCAA Transfer rules.
Rebekah Justice (6-5 SO forward, Cincinnati, OH) has transferred from Iona to Detroit Mercy. She's a midyear transfer, but the UDM press release implies that she'll be eligible for the entire 2019-20 season. She did not play for the Gaels during the 2018-19 season, and it appears she left the team before the start of the season.
The University of Detroit Mercy women's basketball program and head coach Bernard Scott has announced the addition of Iona transfer Rebekah Justice (Cincinnati, Ohio / Mariemont HS). She played her first collegiate season with the Gaels in 2017-18 and is currently enrolled in classes at Detroit Mercy. She'll be eligible to play for the Titans next season.
"Rebekah will give us some size that we haven't had since I have been here," coach Scott said. "She's a post player that can score inside and out. She played a lot of minutes in her first season at Iona so that experience will help her and our program. Rebekah is a great addition to our program and we're excited to have her joining our Titan Family!"
Justice, a 6-foot-5 forward, started 21 of 27 games during her freshman season at Iona, leading the team in blocks (28) and averaging 3.1 points, 2.1 rebounds and 1.0 blocks per game in 2017-18. She had season-highs of 15 points, seven rebounds and four blocks in a game and led the team in blocks in 15 different contests.
Former Utah player Jordan Cruz (5-11 RS FR wing, Sacramento, CA) has signed with Pacific as a midyear transfer.
The Pacific Tigers announced the addition of Jordan Cruz to the team today. She will enroll in classes this spring semester, but per NCAA transfer rules, the current redshirt freshman will sit a year before being eligible to compete.
"A set of random circumstances aligned for us to be able to add Jordan to the team this semester, and we're fired up to be able to do so," head coach Bradley Davis said. "Jordan is a great shooter and a tough competitor. We recruited her hard when she was in high school, and she had visited Pacific during that time. So, when Jordan was looking to be closer to home, we were already familiar with her. She was a winner at the high school level, and she comes to us now having spent a year and a half at a highly successful program in Utah, and playing for a coach for whom I obviously have a ton of respect."
Cruz, who is a Sacramento native, joins the team after spending a redshirt season at Utah during the 2017-2018 season. Cruz played in nine games for the 15-1 Utes this season before electing to transfer.
Former Mount St. Mary's player Katrina Scheuvront (6-4 RS SO center, Thornville, OH) is returning to her home state, transferring to Ursuline (D-II). She will be eligible for the 2019-20 season.
The Ursuline College basketball team announced the addition of Katrina Scheuvront for the spring semester. Scheuvront transferred from Division I Mount St. Mary's, and will be eligible to play with the Arrows for the 2019-20 season.
Scheuvront, an Ohio native, played her high school basketball at Sheridan High School near Columbus where she was a First Team All-MWL selection, All-District 12 and Second Team All-Southwest District DII for both her junior and senior seasons. She earned All-Ohio Honorable Mention in 2016.
Former Houston player Jaidah Stewart (5-10 FR guard, St. Louis, MO) has announced that she's transferring to St. Louis University, returning to her hometown. UPDATE: SLU press release on her addition indicates she's a midyear transfer who "becomes eligible at semester break next season and will have three-and-a-half years of eligibility remaining."
Jentry Holt (6-3 SR forward, Elgin, OK), who left the Oklahoma State program prior to the 2018-19 season, has grad-transferred to Oral Roberts. She will use her year of eligibility next season.
The Oral Roberts women's basketball team and Head Coach Misti Cussen announced that Jentry Holt has joined the Golden Eagles for the spring semester as a graduate transfer from Oklahoma State University.
Although Holt is immediately eligible to compete, she will sit out the remainder of the 2018-19 season and will have a full year of eligibility for the 2019-20 season.
Campbellsville (NAIA) has landed Ole Miss transfer Bree Glover (5-10 JR forward, Glasgow, KY). Glover had been dismissed from the Ole Miss team prior to the 2018-19 season for a violation of team rules.
For just the first time in the Ginger High Colvin era, Lady Tiger basketball made a splash in the high major NCAA Division I level and landed University of Mississippi transfer Bree Glover.
Coach High Colvin announced the transfer late on Friday night as she was heading to a recruiting trip at a local high school.
Glover, a 5-foot-10 forward, is originally from Glasgow, Ky. and will have two years of eligibility remaining for the 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons.
UMass makes the addition of Sam Breen (6-1 SO forward, Gibsonia, PA) official. She's a midyear transfer from Penn State.
University of Massachusetts women's basketball and head coach Tory Verdi announced on Thursday that the Minutewomen have added transfer Sam Breen, a 6-foot-1 forward from Gibsonia, Pennsylvania. Breen, who most recently competed at Penn State, appeared in 26 games during her career with the Lady Lions over the last two seasons.
Under NCAA transfer rules, Breen may practice with the Minutewomen immediately and will be eligible to play as a junior the day following the last day of classes in the Fall 2019 semester.
"We are excited to add Sam Breen to our roster," said head coach Tory Verdi. "Sam is an agile, face-up four player with great interior footwork. Her versatility will complement the current players in our program as she will be utilized in the post and out on the perimeter. Sam will bring added depth to our front court, which is greatly needed as we continue to move our program to the next level."
Boston College has officially announced the addition of Cameron Swartz (5-11 FR guard, Marietta, GA) as a midyear transfer from Colorado.
The Boston College women's basketball program added mid-year transfer Cameron Swartz as announced today by Eagles head coach Joanna Bernabei-McNamee.
"I'm excited about the addition of Cameron to our program. She is a skilled combo-guard who will add depth to our already talented incoming class," said head coach Bernabei-McNamee.
Swartz originally signed with Colorado. She played seven games in the first half of the season for the Buffs. Her first career point in college came off a three-pointer against Navy.
A 5-foot-11 guard from Marietta, Georgia, Swartz officially signed with Boston College this week and will begin attending classes this semester. Swartz will be eligible in January of 2020.
Ashley Hearn (6-4 SR forward, Rowlett, TX) is grad transferring from UCLA to Texas A&M. As a midyear transfer, she will be able to practice with the A&M team immediately, but she will apparently not play until the 2019-20 season. At UCLA, Hearn played during her first two years but then sat out 2017-18 with an injury. She was not on the Bruins' 2018-19 roster.
Texas A&M women's basketball announced the addition of UCLA graduate transfer Ashley Hearn, a McDonald's All-American in 2015 who was the No. 4-ranked power forward by ESPN out of high school. She is enrolled for the spring semester at Texas A&M, and can begin practice with the team immediately. She will be a senior in the 2019-20 season.
"Ashley's length, size and ability to play the 4-position gives us flexibility and depth at the high post positions," Texas A&M head coach Gary Blair said. "She was an excellent student at UCLA who was able to graduate in three and a half years. We recruited her out of Sachse HS, but she chose to go to UCLA, where she spent two seasons backing up some great players. We are excited to add Ashley to our team."
Hearn comes to A&M after 49 games over two seasons at UCLA. She earned Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable mention as a sophomore in 2016-17, ranking 15th in the Pac-12 with 29 blocks in 27 games, scoring 39 points and grabbing 43 rebounds for the season.
She played in 22 games as a freshman in 2015-16, finishing the season with 27 rebounds and 12 blocks. Hearn missed the 2017-18 season due to injury.
Former North Dakota State player Reilly Jacobson (6-2 JR forward, Waukee, IA) is transferring to Western Michigan. Press release states that she "will be eligible to play for the Broncos next season." That's a bit ambiguous, but given that she did not play at all for NDSU this season, presumably she'll be eligible in the fall.
Western Michigan women's basketball head coach Shane Clipfell announced the addition of transfer Reilly Jacobson on Tuesday, Jan. 8. Jacobson, who is enrolled at Western Michigan for the spring semester, played her first two seasons at North Dakota State University and will be eligible to play for the Broncos next season.
A 6'2 forward from Waukee, Iowa, Jacobson led the Bison in 2017-18 with 11.6 points per game as well as 6.7 rebounds per game while earning Honorable Mention All-Summit League honors. She played in all but two contests for NDSU last season, making 13 starts in 27 games played. In 18 games, Jacobson scored in double figures while leading the team with three double-doubles. Jacobson turned in a team-high 129 made field goals, shooting 45.3 percent from the field while also leading the Bison at the charity stripe, going 53-for-63 at the free throw line.
Former Colorado player Cameron Swartz (5-11 FR guard, Marietta, GA) has announced that she's transferring to Boston College.
Former Mississippi State player Jacaira "Iggy" Allen (5-10 RS SO guard, Pompano Beach, FL) has signed with Miami (FL) as a midyear transfer.
University of Miami head women's basketball coach Katie Meier announced Monday the signing of Jacaira Allen, a transfer from Mississippi State.
A 5-foot, 10-inch guard, Allen joins the Hurricanes as a midyear enrollee and will be eligible to begin competition after the 2019 fall semester, at which point she will be a redshirt junior.
"We are excited to welcome 'Iggy' back home," Meier said. "The experience she brings from a great program, Mississippi State, will make us better. We've always loved her athleticism, grit and high motor. We look forward to seeing her in orange and green."
Here's official word on a previously reported transfer: former Virginia Tech player Shaniya Jones (5-7 FR guard, High Point, NC) signing with Georgia. The press release also clarifies that she is a midyear transfer who will not be eligible until after the fall 2019 semester.
Shaniya Jones, a freshman point guard from High Point, North Carolina, has decided to join the University of Georgia Lady Bulldogs basketball program, head coach Joni Taylor announced on Monday.
Jones, who was a four-star guard in the 2018 class according to ESPNW, transfers to Georgia from Virginia Tech, where she played in five games this past fall. Jones will sit out the 2019 spring and fall semesters and will be eligible to play at the conclusion of the 2019 fall term as a sophomore.
"We are thrilled that Shaniya is joining the Lady Bulldog family," Taylor said. "We recruited her out of high school and have always known she is a special player. Shaniya is someone who can score at all three levels and will be a perfect fit with our program. We are excited to have her on campus and can't wait to help her get acclimated this semester."
Former Alabama A&M player Aubriana Bonner (5-8 SO shooting guard, Augusta, GA) has transferred to Johnson C. Smith University, a D-II school in Charlotte, North Carolina (see roster). She played in her first game for the Golden Bulls on January 2, scoring two points and grabbing seven rebounds in 20 minutes off the bench.
Marcella Lamark dos Santos (6-4 JR center, São Paulo, Brazil) has transferred from Texas Tech to Pitt. She's a midyear transfer with a year and a half of eligibility after the first semester of the 2019-20 season.
Marcella Lamark dos Santos, a 6-4 center from Sao Paulo, Brazil, has joined the University of Pittsburgh women's basketball team, Panthers first-year head coach Lance White announced on Friday. Lamark dos Santos will have a year and a half of eligibility remaining as she will be able to begin competition for the Panthers following the first semester of the 2019-20 campaign.
"We are very excited to add Marcella to our basketball team," said White. "She adds much needed size to our front court and her ability to shoot and pass the basketball make her an asset in the next phase of our growth as a program."
Lamark dos Santos spent the fall semester at Texas Tech where she didn't see action in any games after two successful seasons at the College of Central Florida. She was a very high-touted junior college transfer coming from the College of Central Florida as she received offers from Texas Tech, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State.
Jordan Cruz (5-11 RS FR wing, Sacramento, CA) is transferring from Utah. She played in nine games in the 2018-19 season, averaging 2.7 PPG in 7.6 MPG.
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With the launch of Ireland's Ancient East in 2016, it has never been a better time to visit Wexford and explore all there is on offer in this beautiful region. With an abundance of festivals and events, there is something to suit everyone this year in Wexford for 2019.
Just like every county in Ireland, culture and support are at the heart of the community. People support their own and in Wexford they are no different.
Nathan Carter returns again this year to Wexford for his annual pre-Christmas sell-out shows.


The London Room is a small double with en-suite looking out to the rear of the guesthouse. There is a small set of drawers each side of the bed and a fold up table where the kettle sits. There is also a four hook coat rack with hangers on the back of the door. There is a full length mirror on one wall.
There is a small set of drawers each side of the bed and a fold up table where the kettle sits. There is also a four hook coat rack with hangers on the back of the door. There is a full length mirror on one wall.


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An Introduction to Atmospheric and Oceanographic Datasets
9. ANCILLARY DATASETS
Some datasets contain information which is not meteorological or oceanographic but influence or interact with the climate system. Topography (sometimes called orography), vegetation soil type, wetlands, albedo, hydrological information (e.g., streamflow and runoff) and solar data fit into these categories.
Topography alters the flow of the atmosphere. The lee sides (i.e., the downwind side) of large mountain ranges are areas where cyclones often develop or where weak disturbances intensify (i.e., cyclogenesis). In addition, topography can act as a barrier that prevents cold or warm air from penetrating certain geographic regions. For example, the Indian Peninsula is protected from bitter cold Siberian air masses during the winter season, while during summer, the topography can cause considerable variability in precipitation amounts over very short distances. Regions where winds have a component blowing toward the mountains can result in large amounts of precipitation due to orographic lifting.
The ocean bottom topography is also very significant in oceanography. The continental slopes and shelves that adjoin the continents form barriers for oceanic currents. Some eastward flowing ocean currents develop into strong western boundary currents (e.g., the Gulf Stream, and Kuroshio Current) along the continental slopes. Mid-ocean ridges form the largest relief features on earth and strongly influence deep water circulation and the distribution of deep ocean water properties. At shallow levels there are sills and constrictions that isolate deeper water in fjords and enclosed seas (e.g., the Mediterranean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, and Sea of Japan). Topographic features like these greatly control the water exchanged with the open ocean and determine many characteristics of the enclosed sea. In some cases, the water that spills over the sills is traceable over much of the open ocean. For example, the Straits of Gibraltar are very shallow (the Gibraltar Sill) and restrict the flow of the very saline waters of the Mediterranean Sea into the Atlantic. The saline water is more dense and would normally flow out along the bottom, but the sill retards this flow to the extent that when the water can finally spill over the sill, it is traceable over much of the Atlantic Ocean because of its relatively high temperature and salinity.
Topographic datasets are available in a range of grid resolutions. Some are coarse (e.g., 2.5 degree) while others are of high resolution (e.g., 30 seconds). Users should be aware that those with coarser resolutions generally represent a spatial average while the high resolution grids represent point values. In some cases, however, ``high-resolution'' datasets are actually interpolated from those with lower resolutions. The highest resolution datasets are generally available for specific regions of the globe (e.g., North America) because of the large volume of data.
Land-Surface and Runoff Data
Vegetation, soil characteristics (e.g., texture, color, wetness) and streamflow/runoff are important components of the climate system. Both vegetation and soil are important factors in the global radiation budget. For example, the color of vegetation and soil directly contribute to the surface albedo (i.e., the ratio of radiation reflected by the surface to that incident upon it) which is central to radiation budget studies. Vegetation and other land-surface processes are major factors in the global carbon budget and biogeochemical cycles. Land-surface hydrology (e.g., river/stream flow and runoff) is important both from a local and a global perspective. These can influence crops/vegetation, soil wetness and irrigation.
Land-surface datasets contain much information. Some examples include: vegetation classifications and indexes, major world ecosystems, biomass, hydrological information and soil characteristics. These datasets are difficult to evaluate and each has strengths and weaknesses. Some are derived from atlas data and, given the rapidly changing world in which we live, may not be applicable on a local basis. Some may have detailed soil types while others use very broad definitions.
Solar data are necessary for radiation budgets and it is possible that even small variations in energy output by the sun may influence the climate. Sunspot data have been available for centuries. One of the best known geophysical cycles is the solar sunspot cycle. This is a quasi-periodic variation with a period of about 11 years. Although satellite data have indicated that the variation of solar energy at the top of the atmosphere is small (about 0.1%, but much larger in certain wavelengths such as UV), chemical reactions such as the creation of ozone in the upper atmosphere can be very sensitive to these variations.
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ds750.0 Scripps 1 degree global
ds750.1 RAND 1 degree global
ds754.0 U.S. Navy 10' global
ds755.0 U.S.A.F. 1 degree, 30', 5' global
ds756.1 DMA 30 sec U.S.
ds757.0 NMC 2.5 degree + spectral global
ds759.1 NGDC 5' global
ds768.0 Cogley/Briggs 1 degree global
Soil, Vegetation and Albedo
(degree)
ds207.0 RAND 4 - 5 albedo
ds676.0 NESS 2.5 albedo
ds765.0 Matthews-GISS 1 vegetation
cultivation intensity
seasonal albedo
ds765.5 Matthews-GISS 1 wetlands+vegetation
% inundation
methane emission
ds766.0 Argonne 1/4, 1/6 NA land usage
(Landsat)
ds767.0 Wilson, H-S 1 vegetation/color
ds768.0 Cogley/Briggs 1 vegetation/color
soil/pollen
ds769.0 Olson 0.5 ecosystems
(veg by carbon den)
ds770.0 Staub-Rosenw 1 soil
(GISS+FAO) 1 sfc slope
Datasets with Solar Information
ds503.0 1952-76 NCDC SOLMET TD9724 Solar + Sfc Obs, daily
ds504.0 NCDC TD9734 Typical Meteorological Year, Solar + Sfc
ds565.1 1891-1984 CDIAC U.S. Historical Sunshine Obs
ds730.0 1978-83 Campbell's Earth Radia Budget Exper (ERBE)
ds732.0 1984-86 Barkstrom's (ERBE)
ds733.0 1978-87 NIMBUS 7 ERBE Matrix Data, daily 1978Nov-1987Nov
ds832.0 1932-81 NOAA WDCA Magnetic Indices + Sunspots
ds834.0 1610-1993 Sunspots, 1610-1986 (from Clark + NGDC)
Datasets with River Runoff Data
ds550.1 USGS River Flow Data
ds552.0 1800-1972 UNESCO Flow Rates of Selected World Rivers, monthly
ds553.0 1880-1985 Russia monthly (varies by station)
ds768.0 streamflow

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A plug with no chain.
Wee spills around the toilet.
Daily doses of  'I love you'.
Ha ha! This sounds so much like our house. Especially odd socks, a full washing machine (which is on constantly) but always lots of love, praise and cuddles!
Re-reading your list, I've noticed I pause, as if to savour the italicised words and phrases. It gives it a pleasant rhythm.


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THE ESSAYES; Or, Morall, Politike, and Militarie Discourses of Lord Michael de Montaigne, Knight of the noble Order of Saint Michael, and one of the Gentlemen in Ordinary of the French King's Chamber. The Third Edition. Whereunto is now newly added an Index of the principall matters and personages mentioned in this Booke.
Third English edition. Small folio. pp. [14], 631, [13]. Three parts in one. Contemporary full speckled calf with five raised bands to the spine, ruled in gilt and with gilt morocco title label. Additional engraved architectural title page by Martin Droeshout; the "To the beholder of this title" leaf bound in opposite. Illustrated with woodcut headpieces and capitals throughout. Early ownership inscription to the head of the printed title page: "Ex Libris Johannis Gregory Anno Domini 1704". A very good copy, the binding square, firm and secure with a little wear to the joints (including a some slight cracking to the upper joint), light rubbing and marking to the boards and some slight loss to the leather of the corners of the upper board. The contents with creasing to the first leaf ("To the beholder") and to the top corner of the two title pages, a very minor water mark to the bottom corner of a few dozen pages, slight loss to the blank corner of pp.59-60 and to the lower margin of pp.305-06 and 379-80 (likely original paper flaws), and the slightest trace of worm to the blank corner of pp.471-82 are otherwise in very good order and clean throughout. A handsome copy of this attractive edition.
An early English edition of the pre-eminent French Renaissance philosopher Michel de Montaigne's Essays, one of the most significant books of the Elizabethan era. Florio's was the first translation of Montaigne's Essays into English, and the work formed his crowning achievement. Indeed, it still remains a highly regarded rendition: "His extraordinary skill in the use of alliteration, his ability to embroider and amplify the French original through the addition of English synonyms, his sense of rhythm, his art of turning French proverbs and expressions into idiomatic English equivalents, and his experimentation with new-formed English words (such as 'conscientious', 'endeare', 'efface', 'facilitate') made his Montaigne one of the great translations of the Elizabethan age. The work was a source of inspiration for such as Ben Jonson, Sir Walter Raleigh, John Webster, and Shakespeare." (ODNB). Notably, Florio's translation was used as a source book by Shakespeare for The Tempest, which contains a number of prominent echoes (particularly of Montaigne's essay 'Of the Caniballes'), as well as for Hamlet and other plays. Often considered to be the father of the modern essay, Montaigne produced some of the most influential examples of the essay form ever written. Indeed, his deft, insightful prose was read avidly by many of the greatest minds of the subsequent centuries - from Francis Bacon, René Descartes, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, and Voltaire to Charles Darwin, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Karl Marx, Friedrich Nietzsche, Sigmund Freud and Virginia Woolf. The first English edition by Florio was published in 1603 and the second in 1613. This third edition, dedicated to James I's consort, Queen Anne of Denmark, was the first to contain the highly useful 'Index of the Principall Matters', as well as the engraved architectural title-page by Martin Droeshout, who had also previously engraved the famous portrait of Shakespeare for the first folio. One of the great intellectual literary endeavours of the early modern age, and a cornerstone title in 'Printing and the Mind of Man' (PMM 95).
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Der Wahlkreis Anhalt (Wahlkreis 71) ist ein Bundestagswahlkreis in Sachsen-Anhalt. Er umfasst seit 2009 den Landkreis Anhalt-Bitterfeld sowie aus dem Salzlandkreis die Städte Bernburg (Saale), Hecklingen, Könnern, Nienburg (Saale) und Staßfurt sowie die Verwaltungsgemeinschaften Egelner Mulde und Saale-Wipper.

Bundestagswahl 2021
Zur Bundestagswahl 2021 traten in Sachsen-Anhalt 19 Parteien mit Landeslisten an. Im Wahlkreis Anhalt traten neun Direktkandidaten an.

Kay-Uwe Ziegler gewann mit 24,2 % der Erststimmen erstmals das Direktmandat. Die SPD erhielt mit 24,0 % die meisten Zweitstimmen im Wahlkreis. Jan Korte zog über Platz 1 der Landesliste von Die Linke ebenfalls in den Bundestag ein.

Bundestagswahl 2017

Bei der Bundestagswahl 2017 waren 224.401 Einwohner wahlberechtigt; die Wahlbeteiligung lag bei 65,9 %. Kees de Vries gewann das Direktmandat für die CDU.

Bundestagswahl 2013

Bei der Bundestagswahl 2013 waren 236.732 Einwohner wahlberechtigt; die Wahlbeteiligung lag bei 59,4 %. Kees de Vries gewann das Direktmandat für die CDU.

Bundestagswahl 2009

Bei der Bundestagswahl 2009 waren 248.456 Einwohner wahlberechtigt; die Wahlbeteiligung lag bei 57,7 %. Jan Korte gewann das Direktmandat für Die Linke.

Bundestagswahl 2005

Die Bundestagswahl 2005 hatte folgendes Ergebnis:

Bisherige Abgeordnete

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WHISKEY TANGO FOXTROT (2016)
Release dates 29/08/2016, 13/05/2016
Ratings Info very strong language, strong sex references, injury detail, drug use
Genre(s) War, Drama, Comedy
Director(s) John Requa,Glenn Ficarra
Cast includes Tina Fey, Margot Robbie, Martin Freeman, Christopher Abbott, Billy Bob Thornton, Alfred Molina, Nicholas Braun, Sheila Vand
Summary WHISKEY TANGO FOXTROT is a war drama comedy about a journalist who goes to Kabul, Afghanistan to report for her news agency in New York.
WHISKEY TANGO FOXTROT is a war drama comedy about a journalist who goes to Kabul, Afghanistan to report for her news agency in New York.
There is infrequent very strong language ('c**t') and frequent strong language ('motherf**ker' and 'f**k'). Milder terms include 'pussy', 'dick', 'cock', 'bitch' and 'shit'.
There are references to 'donkey porn' when it is implied that a man has been watching porn on his laptop. A man says to a woman, "I bet you're wetter than a submarine". A woman makes an oral sex gesture with her fingers and tongue. We see two condom wrappers at the side of the bed implying a couple have had sex.
Injury detail
There is strong injury detail at after large explosion leaves a number of people wounded. We see a human body with legs blown off and a man screams in pain as his friend holds him.
Characters are seen smoking pot and preparing lines of cocaine.
This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.
Paramount Pictures UK,Paramount Pictures c/o Universal Pictures (UK) Ltd.
WHISKEY TANGO FOXTROT FilmTrailer 2m 24s Paramount Pictures UK 22/12/2015 12A
WHISKEY TANGO FOXTROT Film 111m 38s Paramount Pictures UK 26/02/2016 15
WHISKEY TANGO FOXTROT Video 111m 44s Paramount Pictures c/o Universal Pictures (UK) Ltd. 23/08/2016 15


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Description: Amazon.co.uk Review Moon Safari, the first album proper by this pair of middle-class Frenchmen, easily survives unscathed from its billing as that most deadly of sub-genres: dinner party music. True, Moon Safari, with its blatant bliss-provoking easy listening chimes, sits well beside Everything But the Girl's Walking Wounded or Portishead's Dummy, but the album is steeped in too much musical verve and gallic humour to become as dull as Chardonnay. "Sexy Boy", the first single, is a rock-out slab of electronica about a toy monkey, for instance--hardly the thing to discuss in polite society. This album's highs come with Amazon.co.uk Review
Moon Safari, the first album proper by this pair of middle-class Frenchmen, easily survives unscathed from its billing as that most deadly of sub-genres: dinner party music. True, Moon Safari, with its blatant bliss-provoking easy listening chimes, sits well beside Everything But the Girl's Walking Wounded or Portishead's Dummy, but the album is steeped in too much musical verve and gallic humour to become as dull as Chardonnay. "Sexy Boy", the first single, is a rock-out slab of electronica about a toy monkey, for instance--hardly the thing to discuss in polite society. This album's highs come with their two marriages with the contributing vocals of American Beth Hirsch. "All I Need" and "You Make It Easy" are shockingly successful, with Hirsch bringing gravitas and sincerity, flagging the album with strong emotional pointers in the midst of their musical adventures. If you didn't know, you'd think her words were sampled from a lost jazz classic--that's how good this record sounds. --Charlie Porter
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Manufacturer: Source/Virgin
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A typical restaurant employee cross-contaminates food with pathogens (disease-producing agent) once per hour.
They do it by wiping their hands on their aprons and by using the same utensils and surfaces for both raw and cooked foods. Compliance with hand-washing guidelines decreases when kitchens hit peak hours.
Researchers at North Carolina State University performed a study using video cameras in restaurant kitchens to see exactly how employees follow food safety regulations.
Eight restaurant kitchens volunteered to participate in the study, and each kitchen was equipped with as many as eight cameras.
Errors such as using a knife to cut raw chicken, then using the same knife to slice a sandwich, or dripping raw meat into vegetables used in salad, occurred more frequently than researchers expected.
Such practices are in violation of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration Food Code inspection guidelines and can lead to outbreaks of foodborne illnesses. Researchers noted that the restaurants participating in the study reflected the best industry practices for training staff.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that there are an estimated 76 million cases of foodborne diseases such as E. coli and salmonella each year in the U.S. Most of those cases are fairly mild, with symptoms generally including diarrhea, abdominal cramps, dehydration, and nausea.
More serious cases require hospitalization and number approximately 325,000 per year. Foodborne diseases are responsible for about 5,000 deaths in the U.S. every year.
Cross-contamination once per hour per employee with an average sift of eight hours… that's a lot potential for spreading illness.
Seventy percent of food poisoning outbreaks come from meals prepared outside the home. It turns out that home cooking is not only more satisfying, but safer.
That's pretty nauseating. Here on the farm we don't eat out. I am extremely meticulous about food handling safety in the kitchen at home, though. It's really important.
I have a low immune system due to chemo, so I can get very sick from bad pathogens. It is unbelievable how food safety is so much ignored everywhere! Stomach flue is the name they call for food/bacteria born illnesses. Unfortunately raw salads are off my list of foods now and eating at restaurants could be a trip to the hospital.
I don't use the mens room so I wouldn't know if they wash their hands or not.


Aotearoa New Zealand's ageing population brings huge challenges for health and social care systems. Social isolation is a common thread among the many challenges that older people face in Aotearoa New Zealand, and it's an issue that has a significant impact on the health and wellbeing of individuals, families and communities.
Generations aims to develop solutions that will better connect older people, reducing social isolation and improving their health and wellbeing.
the number of people over 65 will double to become almost one-quarter of Aotearoa New Zealand's population.
of older people living in Auckland reported experiences of loneliness.
Evidence shows us older people in Aotearoa New Zealand are experiencing social isolation in increasing numbers.
Older people are more likely to live alone, experience a disability that limits mobility or interaction, leave paid work without an alternative day activity and their friends are more likely to move away or pass away.
The goal of Generations is to reduce social isolation among older people, and ensure they have positive social connections to friends, family, communities, work and other non-paid day activities that enable them to thrive, participate and contribute as full citizens.
Elevating the visibility of older people.
The next phase of Generations starts with a process of creative thinking to generate ideas for solving the challenge. The most promising solutions will then be identified and tested with older people, and further iterated based on the learning from the testing (prototyping) process.
The project was initiated by Innovate Change and will be continued by the Innovation Unit Australia Aotearoa New Zealand team. We are currently exploring partnership opportunities in order to secure the future of these next phases.
Harakeke – Parents for Parents has been enabling parents of children under five to support each other to be the best parents they can be for over two years.


It's currently the middle of January and Winter is still here with the extra bonus of a biting cold wind. I headed up the allotment early one morning to do a few tasks and I was looking forward to a special lunch time treat. You just can't beat coming inside to a nice hot bowl of soup and today I was making my all time favourite… butternut squash soup.
Soups are one of the easiest things to make and maybe the most rewarding, they not only warm your entire body up but can be made with a vast amount of vegetables that you can grow yourself. I happened to have 2 butternut squashes left over from the Summer, they've been sitting in the shed since then and have slowly been used in various recipes.
I've shared the butternut squash soup recipe below and there will be a video over on Youtube very soon too. I hope you all enjoy the soup and don't get too cold working in the garden!
Cut up the onions, garlic, celery and carrots and fry on a pot with some oil for 10 minutes.
Add the vegetable stock and chunks of butternut squash and leave to simmer for 30 minutes or until the squash is soft.
Use a hand blender to create a smooth soup, season and serve.
Wonderful timing! Squash and all ingredients ready to go…just wondering what to do for lunch that was nourishing, tasty and non fattening…off to the pressure cooker for speed…thanks Katie.
This afternoon going to the nearby field for farmer's manure and scatter it on my Hyacinths, snowdrops and daffy peeping through, so exhilarated to see some 'spring' flowers.
Thoroughly enjoying The Apothecary book…need to be able to identify some of the herbs more accurately though.
Bought a little china heart shaped ornament with tiny pink roses on it, going to fill it (its hollow) with Lavender seeds and pop a tiny bit of muslim over the aperture.
All ideas from your site Katie, takes some of us through the winter that need a 'lift' through the Northern cold weather.
Hello Barbara and what great timing indeed, I hope you liked it. I need to get some manure myself so thanks for the reminder! Isn't the book great? I've recently bought one called 'Infuse' by Paula Grainger and Karen Sullivan which is similar but all about herbal teas, I love it!
Thank you again and stay dry!
I made the soup . It was delicious! I only had enough for half the recipe. It still made alot. Thank you for sharing it.


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ESPN's Euro 2008 Dream Goes According To Plan
Christopher Harris June 26, 2008 General, Leagues: EPL 13 Comments
ESPN and ABC's dreams have come true. Sunday's Euro 2008 final between Germany and Spain is a far better proposition for the Disney owned TV networks than Turkey against Russia would have been. With plenty of German Americans living in the United States as well as a massive hispanic population, TV ratings should be high.
Overall, the amount of attention that ESPN has given to Euro 2008 this summer has far exceeded my expectations. The games seem to be a centerpiece of the network's coverage and has even been the lead story on some of ESPN's other sports programs.
The work that ESPN has done this summer is to be applauded. Everything from the TV commercials to the broadcast of a different European Championship final each night leading up to the tournament, as well as the way that ESPN has been cross-promoting the tournament on its own shows, has been fantastic.
Inside the studio, the only mistake the network made was hiring Julie Foudy. While she is exuberant on the set, she adds little to no worthy analysis. As the weeks have passed by, she has grown on me, but ESPN would have done better to hire someone who really knows his or her world football and has more passion than Foudy. That person is Ray Hudson.
What struck me this week is that there really isn't a TV network that football fans love globally. In the UK, many viewers despise the BBC, ITV and Sky Sports. In the United States, Fox Soccer Channel often gets ridiculed. But with ESPN, they have a unique opportunity to produce high quality soccer coverage. They're experts at production. Plus they have a soccer expert in Derek Rae as well as a hired hand such as Andy Gray.
Derek Rae, especially, has been a joy to listen to this summer. His level of football commentating as well as his knowledge of the game, the statistics and his impeccable gift of knowing how to pronounce difficult words and speak other languages puts him into the top tier of football commentators. While Andy Gray seems to talk down to Adrian Healey a little bit during matches, Gray and Rae strike up a dynamite partnership. Both Scots are still trying to get used to working with each other, but you can tell that Gray has a lot of respect for his fellow countryman.
The big question is where does ESPN go from here? The next World Cup in 2010 still seems far away. The obvious choice would be for ESPN to enter into the bidding later this year against Setanta Sports and Fox Soccer Channel for the rights to show the English Premier League in the United States. FSC's current contract with the Premier League runs until 2010.
Kartik June 26, 2008
Andy Gray is so very biased and clearly knows zilch about players not based in the PL or on the top clubs in the other top leagues.
Another subject and a bitter one at that. Why are so many E glish commentators and writers so blatently biased against the Germans . I have sene numerous articles and blog posts in the last 72 hours originating from the UK claiming no German player outside of Ballack is good enough to play on the top PL side and that England has far better players than Germany. Also I have seen stories about how little quality Germany has and how little talent they have. When will these people finally get over their transparent bitterness about Germany's success. For years the British media has tried to disparage the Germans and their football style by applying a british standard to the football, and somehow implying it is tainted. Martin Samuel is a lone exception to this worrying and pathetic trend among British writers.
Hudsonland June 26, 2008
Andy Gray, knowing nothing about players outside of the Premiership, is still way, way better than Tommy Smyth.
The anti-German bias, such as it is, is part of the English national psyche. The bastards keep winning by manifesting their national persona in their football team. Stolid, making up for a lack of flair and real creativity with hard-work, discipline and regular invasions of neighbouring countries, the English hate Germany because they succeed where we fail (also without real flair and falling back on a common work ethic).
And I'm ok with that. Everyone's got to have a nemesis, are we supposed to love ours rather than hate them?
betsy's bolton bum baster June 26, 2008
WOW!!!! I mean WOW!!! Why do the English hate the Germans? Do you not know ANYTHING about European history? The Germans sort of bombed England. The Europeans all have deep down hatred for centuries of fighting, it is starting to subside but the wounds from WWI & WWII are still there.
charlie June 26, 2008
its like india hating pakistan, come on you yourself should know that.
I like to consider India like a unified (in terms of borders and nothing else) Europe.
India is full of so much diversity but unified is the last word I'd use to describe it's people. There is plenty of conflict even within in that country, not even counting Pakistan, China, etc., that I'm sure Karthik can relate.
Sanjay June 27, 2008
Whether the English writers admit it or not, there are at least 5 or maybe 6 players on the German national team who would walk into the English team. I'm talking about the likes of Ballack, Podolski, Schweinsteiger, Klose, Lahm, maybe Frings as well..
Andreas June 27, 2008
Common… The English team has lived on hype over decades. Even their 1966 World Cup victory was only made possible by a referee's blunder.
Germany's pedigree as a national team is much much higher then the English. And our team is a team and that counts!
Yeah but let's be real here.
Charles DeGaulle sits in Britain during WWII leading the Free French and once France is liberated he buddies up with Adenhour.
Do you want a history lesson on WWI Betysy Bolton's Bum Baster?
Who started the war? Was it the Germans? Or was it the Serbians killing the Archduke and the system of alliances perpetuated by the British and Frnech partly because they were colonizing the whole world something I remind you Europeans that call today's Americans "imperialists" we did not do. Read Wilson's 14 points and you'll understand the American mindset on these matters. Had France treated Germany with more respect in the treaty of Versailles the whole horrible thing your nation and my jewish friends endured in WWII would have likely been avoided. (my wife is jewish BTW) Maybe you like your history simple and like to blame the Germans for everything. Well it's never that simple.
But for journalists to be so transparent in their agenda is pathetic. They have a responsibility otherwise. Oh and by the way, you are the ones who have made the Germans so worried about expressing any sort of nationalism that their previous tournament triumphs have had muted celebrations while other European fans can ransack towns and shops when they play.
BTW, as someone with dark skin as was pointed out above I faced much less hostility in GERMANY than in any other place in Europe in my travels many years ago. These days things are alright throughout Europe but 20 years ago Germany was much tolerant. Certainly more so than the UK I must add, since one of you keeps using racist code towards me.
BTW, we don't practice multiculturalism in the US like in the UK. WE ARE ALL AMERICANS. In the UK, Tony Blair's embrace of multi cultural ism leads to things like Joey Barton's brother killing someone based on race. We don't have that here. Yes we have crime, lots of it but it is hardly if every simply based on race.
It's funny that some of you profess to try and "teach" me history. I know more about European History and especially Roman History than all of you on this site. The Gaffer is a good man as are the article writers but many of the posters here (simon, hudsonland, and a few others excepted) are complete provocateurs who hide behind a handle and feel they can incite trouble and attack people from behind their handle and keyboard just for having an opinion. It is truly pathetic.
Phil McThomas June 27, 2008
How can we take German talent seriously when their best keeper is Mad Jens?
But more seriously…the sooner that ESPN take over the EPL coverage, the better. In a nutshell, it's all about HDTV.
This fantastic tournament has looked even better in HD. ESPN has two HD channels already, yet FSC and Setanta admit they are years away from getting to that level.
Besty: 'Why do the English hate the Germans? Do you not know ANYTHING about European history? The Germans sort of bombed England. "
I don't think the English hate the Germans because of WW2, it's because of two penalty shoot out defeats (1990 and 96). Same goes for Argentina; it's not the Falklands, it's the Hand of God.
Sanjay: "Whether the English writers admit it or not, there are at least 5 or maybe 6 players on the German national team who would walk into the English team. I'm talking about the likes of Ballack, Podolski, Schweinsteiger, Klose, Lahm, maybe Frings as well."
Not Frings, and probably not Klose. Podolski, Schweini and Lahm have been great (and great counterexamples to the stereotype of the German footballer). Ballack seemed to disappear against Turkey. I just don't see who these English writers are that are supposedly saying otherwise.
Phil: "This fantastic tournament has looked even better in HD. ESPN has two HD channels already, yet FSC and Setanta admit they are years away from getting to that level."
It's gonna suck hard if this is the last we see of HD until 2010. It has been simply awesome.
Regarding the other crap – I enjoy watching soccer. A football team is often seen as a personification of the town, city, region, or country it represents, and is considered to possess some of the characteristics associated with that region. This element can add so much to the experience of watching two teams play.
In the case of the Germans, they are regarded as a nation as being efficient, somewhat humourless etc. In 2006, the football team adopted a style with much more flair and dash, and that itself seemed to represent a new birth of the German nation, as they threw off their inhibitions about celebrating themselves. I think that rebirth both on and off the pitch was welcomed in the English press, at least the bits that I read (I imagine The Sun may have had other feelings towards a resurgent united Germany).
So anyway, I still don't buy this 'English media biased against the Germans' line. To actually prove one way or the other you would have to compare reports in many outlets across many nations to prove that the English press consistently had a lower opinion of the German team than any other country's media. And maybe you've done that, but I suspect you're basing your views on purely anecdotal evidence.
Don't count on FSC for ANYTHING HD related soon. Hopefully GOLTV will come thru sooner.
FSC is such a cheap outfit. I'm surprised they have taken on the expense of sending a studio team to MLS matches. I doubt they can also manage to keep the Prem rights much longer.
Honestly, if FSC has a contract with MLS, why is the MLS coverage so much better on GOL TV's American Soccer show and its nightly GOL TV news? Why doesn't FSC take advantage of showing MLS matches and buy some CONCACAF qualifiers involving nations other than the US? Again, GOL TV did that.
Gaffer, time for another FSC v GOL TV thread here. You guys know where I come down.
FSC vs GolTV thread?
Is this how we pass six weeks without football?
Well we have football next week.
The Copa Libertodoras final is next week!
Many leagues in Latin America and Asia are currently playing also.
Oh yeah and USL 1 and USL-2 are playing also if anyone cares.
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MUMBAI: India's embattled Jet Airways is set to temporarily halt operations from Wednesday (Apr 17) onward after its lenders rejected the airline's plea for emergency funds, three sources from inside the company said.
The airline, saddled with roughly US$1.2 billion of bank debt, has been teetering for weeks after failing to receive a stop-gap loan of about US$217 million from its lenders, as part of a rescue deal agreed in late March.
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It was a chance discovery while searching the fifteen or so years of the Hamilton Spectator available at Trove. There in the search results was an article from 1910. That wasn't expected when only the WW1 years and the decade 1870-9 were available. Curious, I tried a search of "Harman" and the result was dozens of articles from the 1880s to 1910. Trove had surprised me adding a further three decades of Specs and I couldn't have been happier. Since that day a couple of months ago, I have searched, tagged and found out an incredible amount of new detail about my Hamilton district families. Also, surnames, street names and locations bring such a sense of familiarity when reading my hometown newspaper, even issues from 100 hundred years before I was a resident.
One of the first items of interest I found was an obituary for my gggg grandfather Joseph Harman from 1893. His son James converted to Methodism around 1851 while still in England. Joseph, entrenched in the Church of England, didn't share his son's enthusiasm for Methodism. However, when the Harmans moved to Byaduk in 1863, the first church built was Wesleyan Methodist and James Harman, by then a Local Preacher, was one of the forces behind the church. Joseph had little choice but go along to Methodist services, but as soon as a Presbyterian Church was built at Byaduk eighteen years later, he made that church his Sunday morning destination. There were no family loyalties when it came to Joseph's faith. It would seem that although the new church wasn't Church of England, it was more to his liking than the teachings of John Wesley. Granted the Presbyterian Church was less than a mile down the road from his home but the Methodist church was only that distance again further on.
"Items of news." Hamilton Spectator (Vic. : 1870 – 1918) 30 March 1893: <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article225177127>.
Also found was a rare obituary for a female family member. Although it doesn't tell me much about my ggg grandmother Sarah Hughes' life, the 400 mourners at her funeral tells me something of the sort of person she was.
"Items of News." Hamilton Spectator (Vic. : 1870 – 1918) 23 May 1885: <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article225661135>.
There are also some great articles about Sarah's husband James Bishop but I'll save those for a post just about him because he was a character.
Something I enjoy reading in old newspapers is the seemingly mundane day-to-day goings on in a town. Of course, it's even better when a story includes a family member. Like the time in 1899 when my gg grandfather Richard Diwell of Hamilton complained about the night soil man.
"HAMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL." Hamilton Spectator (Vic. : 1870 – 1918) 14 October 1899: 2 (SUPPLEMENT TO THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR). .
The night soil man Frederick Malster was given the right of reply after the investigation into Richard's complaint.
"HAMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL." Hamilton Spectator (Vic. : 1870 – 1918) 28 October 1899: 2 (SUPPLEMENT TO THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR). .
CORNER OF GRAY & THOMPSON STREETS IN 1888. Hamilton Spectator (Vic. : 1870 – 1918) 17 April 1888: 2 (SUPPLEMENT TO THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR).
THE PRESENT VIEW OF THE CORNER OF GRAY & THOMPSON STREETS.
HAMILTON SPECTATOR IN 1888. "VIEW OF HAMILTON VICTORIA." Hamilton Spectator (Vic. : 1870 – 1918) 17 April 1888: 1 (SUPPLEMENT TO THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR).
THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR AS IS IT TODAY.
A former Melbourne newspaper Table Talk (1885-1939), a weekly social publication, had its release online at Trove at few months ago. It quickly went on my list of favourite newspapers for the photos, the fashion and the insight into the social life of Victorians, particularly the upper classes. There was no need for Facebook in those days. Socialites just had to share their status with Table Talk and friends could read with envy of trips to London, extended stays in fine Melbourne hotels or a day at the local fox hunt.
In a Trove Tuesday post in June, I lamented that I had been unable to find any family members in Table Talk. I dug a little deeper and finally I found a photo of a 2nd cousin 2 x removed, Pauline Florence Marchant.
Pauline was the daughter of Percival "Percy" John Marchant and Elsie Annie Hughes of Geelong. On her paternal side, Pauline was a granddaughter of Samuel Thomas Marchant, a well-known optician from Geelong and later Melbourne, and Emily Jane Entwistle. On her maternal side, she was the granddaughter of Frederick Charles Hughes and my ggg Aunt Martha Harman of Hamilton. Pauline was photographed at St Claire, her families' residence near the Geelong Botanical Gardens. St Claire is a lovely home and still stands today. Pauline's father Percy was also an optician as was her maternal uncle Russell Hughes of Hamilton.
Table Talk is full of Western District people so check it out.
Because of time restrictions, I'm not participating in the 2014 Australia Day Blogging Challenge. Don't despair, some great geneabloggers have written posts for the 2014 Australian Day Challenge, a Geneameme, C'Mon Aussie created by Pauline Cass of the Family History Across the Seas blog.
The following year threw up a new challenge and for 2013, the task was to write the story of my first ancestor to arrive in Australia. I decided not to go with my ggg grandparents Thomas Gamble and Ellen Barry, both early arrivals, because I had told their stories on other occasions. Instead I chose Sarah Hughes, another ggg grandmother, who I had suspected arrived in 1840.
The Hamilton Brass Band has played a big part in lives of some of my family members, especially the Diwell and Gamble families, and there are still descendants of those families in the band today. Another family member, Frederick Hughes the husband of my ggg aunt Martha Harman was a long-standing leader of the Hamilton Brass Band.
With Christmas just around the corner, I thought I would share this little snippet found at Trove, from the Hamilton Spectator of December 22, 1917. An annual tradition for the band, was to play on "Kennan's corner", (the corner of Gray and Thompson Street) on Christmas Eve. Freddie Hughes, a Hamilton jeweller, was band leader. Interesting not a Christmas Carol in sight on the program.
Band music is my blood, so I just had to find a rendition of one of the pieces on the play list, "Sunshine of Your Smile", to take me to Kennan's Corner, Christmas Eve, 1917.
March Passing of the Pioneers once again gathers together a diverse group of Western District pioneers. They include a winemaker and a lighthouse keeper. There are links to some well-known Western District properties and families, and a Portland resident that grew up with an English author.
Eliza Mary KEARTON: Died March 1891 at Creswick. Eliza Kearton was a long-time resident of Portland. She had gone to Creswick for an operation but died of complications. She was born in London in 1820 and married William Tulloh in 1844 in Tasmania. William's obituary appeared in Passing of the Pioneers in July 2011 and includes a lot of detail about their lives in Portland.
James ROBERTSON: Died March 1892 at Portland. James Robertson was born in Alvie, Scotland. Once in Portland, he set up the Iron Store business with his older brothers John and William Robertson.
Anne WILCOX: Died 12 March 1894 at Portland. Anne and her husband Thomas Must were well-known residents of Portland. Anne was from Sydney and married Thomas a Sydney merchant in 1842 before they travelled to Portland to set up a branch of Thomas' business, Must and Flower. A few years after his arrival in Portland, he had an architect design a home resulting in Prospect, built in 1855.The couple lived there for the rest of their lives. In 1908 at St Stephens Church, unveiled a stained glass window in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Must.
Ann PAXFORD: Died March 1900 at Portland. Ann Paxford was the daughter of Jonathan Paxford and Ann Bray and was born around 1818. She married Edward Francis Hughes and they arrived in Victoria in 1853 and Portland in 1854.
Ann had an interesting life while a child in England. She spent time with a young Marion Evans better known as George Elliott, writer. Looking further into the story, which appears correct, proved intriguing. Ann, through her mother, Ann Bray was related to Charles Bray a ribbon manufacturer and a leader of the "intellectual elite".(Oxford Dictionary of National Biography) He described his house, Rosehill, as "a mecca for radicals and intellectuals" (The Continuum Encyclopedia of British Philosophy in Oxford Reference). Marion Evans lived at Rosehill and that is where Ann would have come to know her.
Janet McCRACKEN: Died March 1911 at Stawell. Born in Scotland around 1840, Janet McCracken arrived in Melbourne with her parents in the early 1850s. After a few years, they moved to Stawell and Janet married James Mathers. The couple lived in Stawell for the rest of their lives and had four sons and three daughters.
Daniel TYERS: Died 15 March 1915 at Byaduk. After arriving in Victoria around 1856, Daniel Tyers lived at Port Fairy. He later moved to Byaduk where he remained until his death at the age of ninety-five. He was buried at the Byaduk Cemetery along with his brother Samuel and sister Jane.
John MOONEY: Died 29 March 1915 at Mooney's Gap. In 1854, John Mooney from Ireland, travelled to Australia aboard the Great Britain. His brother Lawrence had arrived the year before, so John joined him on the Ararat diggings. In 1858, the brothers planted grape vines at Mooney's Gap near Ararat and started the Emerald Vineyard. In the same year, just down the road, Jean-Pierre Trouette, his wife Ann-Marie and brother-in-law Emile Blampied, were the first to plant vines at Great Western. While Troutte's winery St. Peters no longer exists, other wineries from the early days, Best's and Seppelts are still in production there.
In 1925, Lawrence Mooney uprooted the vines at Emerald Vineyard and used the land for other purposes.
Elizabeth Robertson MURDOCH: Died 7 March 1916 at Port Fairy. I did a little extra research at Ancestry.com.au on Mrs Whiting because I wanted to find her name, in preference to listing her as Mrs Albert Edwin Whiting. Elizabeth grew up around the Geelong area and married Albert Whiting in 1878. Albert was a son of Edwin Whiting and Hannah Manifold. Hannah's brothers were Thomas, Peter and William Manifold, original owners of the Purrumbete run.
At the time of marriage, John was station manager for the Chirnside's property Boortkoi. Their wedding was at Woolongoon, Mortlake then owned by Anthony McKenzie. Elizabeth and Albert moved to Port Fairy and lived at Boodcarra before moving to Loongana for several years before Elizabeth's passing.
William HILL: Died 14 March 1916 at Warrnambool. Born in Ireland, William Hill spent the first twenty years of his time in Victoria working for Henry de Little, owner of Caramut station. He then began farming himself, first at Woodford and later at Framlingham where he had dairy cows for seventeen years. In the early 1860s, William married Mary Hassett of Caramut.
Mary FITZGERALD: Died 17 March 1916 at Tower Hill. Mary Fitzgerald lived in the Tower Hill district since she was ten- years-old, around 1849. She married John Fitzgibbon and she left two sons and eight daughters at the time of her death. Her funeral was attended by a large crowd of mourners.
John Joseph Thomas COOPER: Died March 1918 at Port Fairy. John Cooper was born in Somerset, England and arrived in Victoria with his parents as a baby. He became an assistant life boat pilot in 1883 and became the Superintendent of life boats at Queenscliff in 1892. Around 1905, he moved on to lighthouse keeping, working at Queencliff, Port Fairy, Cape Nelson and Warrnambool.
Marion Letitia HINDES: Died 13 March 1918 at Port Fairy. Marion Hindes, better known as Letitia, was born in London in 1848 and arrived in Port Fairy four years later. She lived with her aunt, Mrs Gillespie at the Union Inn at Port Fairy. Letitia married Richard Emery in 1889. Richard died eight years before her and she left no children. She had two cousins surviving and two nieces.
Margaret WHITE: Died 4 March 1925 at South Portland. Margaret White spent most of her life living in the Narrawong and Portland districts, an estimated eighty-two years. She married James Grant in 1870. She left two sons and three daughters. Margaret's obituary mentions the hardships faced by the early settlers.
This post was written for the 2013 Australia Day Blog Challenge organised by genealogist Helen V. Smith. The brief for the challenge was "Tell the story of your first Australian ancestor".
Easy – Ellen Barry arrived in 1840 on the Orient. But you have heard enough about Ellen and her husband Thomas Gamble, another early arrival (and possible convict). Most of my other ancestors were 1850s Assisted Immigrants. Maybe I could go with a hunch.
My ggg grandparents James Bishop and Sarah Hughes have been difficult to research. I eventually discovered they married in Adelaide in 1852. A few years ago, on the passenger list of the Lysander an 1840 arrival to Adelaide, I found Robert Hughes, his wife and four daughters.
As Sarah's father was Robert, I've kept the Lysander filed away in my mind (yes, there are probably better places), occasionally having a search around the records hoping for something new.
For this post, I decided to try to find, the arrival date of either Sarah or James, but I had to choose. Firstly, I would need to pay for a digital image of a Death Certificate simply because I was short of clues. This was still cheaper and faster than ordering a hard copy of their South Australian Marriage Certificate.
I've posted about James before and I know something of him but nothing of Sarah except she gave birth to eleven children, but I did want to know more. Also, as Sarah passed away before her husband, the informant would most likely have been James and, if he was still of sane mind, information would be more accurate than that on his own certificate. He died ten years later in 1895 and his informant may not have known the detail I was after.
Based on that reasoning, Sarah it would be. So I ordered the certificate and waited, with fingers crossed for the digital image to appear. More often than not when I order a certificate, I end up disappointed. I was, on this occasion, pleasantly surprised. The column I was most interested in was "How long in the Australian colony". It read, "fourteen years in South Australia", in Victoria…almost illegible but it looks like thirty-four years. What do you think?
It does not prove that Sarah came on the Lysander but it does qualify her as an early arrival, so let the story begin.
I have told much of the Bishop family story in the post "Jim's Gone A-droving" but what of Sarah's story? I know so little about her but with help from Henry Lawson's "The Drover's Wife" one can wonder and imagine what life was like for her. While I don't believe that she felt the isolation experienced by Lawson's "wife" she must have felt the same loneliness.
Sarah Hughes was born in Brighton, East Sussex, England in 1834 to Robert Hughes and Mary Godfer. Robert was a sailor according to Sarah's Death Certificate. As a child, Sarah arrived in Adelaide. By 1852, aged eighteen, she had met and married James Bishop from Dorset, nine years her senior. They lived at Thebarton, just north-west of the Adelaide city centre. Eight days short of their nine month anniversary, Sarah and Jim welcomed a daughter, Mary Elizabeth, named after her two grandmothers.
For most of his working life, Jim was a drover. The following article describes a James Bishop, working as a shepherd near Gawler, South Australia in 1853.
This could well be my Jim, off working early in the marriage. I have often wondered why only one child was born during the Adelaide days from 1852-1855/6, considering the speed of conception of the first child and frequency of the later children. Maybe Jim was away working? Could the gaps between the eleven children be a measure of Jim's absences?
Baby Mary passed away in 1855 and this may have been a catalyst for a move.
Or was it gold? Jim and Sarah next turned up in Ararat where a new lead was found in early 1856.
Would life as a miner's wife be any different to a shepherd's wife? The goldfields were harsh for women, in the minority and left alone while their husband's sought to change their fortunes. There was the cold (and Ararat can get very cold), the mud, the heat and dust. Their home was either a tent or hut. Settled in Ararat, Sarah gave birth to three children in four years, including my gg grandmother Elizabeth, if lucky a midwife at best assisted or another miner's wife. Disease lurked on the goldfields, a constant worry for a mother with young children.
Seemingly luckless, the Bishops moved to Mount Gambier. Jim would have turned to droving by this time. While they were in Mount Gambier, Harriet was born in 1860 and Ellen in 1862.
By 1865, the family had moved to the Macarthur/Byaduk area and in the same year, after a break of three years, Sarah gave birth to a daughter. She called her Mary after the child she lost 10 years before.
During Jim's absences, he often took cattle to the Adelaide markets, Sarah would have faced the harshness of the land on her own. By 1870, she had eight children from a newborn to fourteen. That year, Jim selected sixteen acres at Warrabkook, out of Macarthur. At least the older boys could have helped her with daily farm tasks and Elizabeth, thirteen and Harriett, ten, with the babies.
Sarah's relationship with James is something I wonder about. Nine years younger than him and only a girl when they married. Drovers were stereotypically hard-drinking men adapted to long periods alone. Margaret Kiddle in her book, Men of Yesterday, A Social History of the Western District of Victoria described drovers as "…hardbitten, sunburnt and blasphemous."(page 411) How did Jim adjust back at home? The peace of life on the road with a mob of cattle would be very different to a home full of children. Did Sarah do as Lawsons' drover's wife and not make a fuss?
As Lawson's "Drover's Wife" killed a snake that terrorised the family in their home, her eldest son, with some sense of her emptiness, declared "Mother, I won't go drovin', blast me if I do".
For Sarah, this was not the case. Eldest son Charles worked as a drover.
Third son Robert worked as a drover.
The droving blood ran deep. The 1913 Electoral Roll lists Sarah's grandson Hubert Nathaniel Gurney Bishop, with the unmistakable name and son of Charles, as living in Longreach, Queensland. I believe this his him.
Sarah died on 15 May 1885 at Byaduk from pulmonary tuberculosis. Buried at only fifty-one at the Macarthur cemetery. The Wesleyan minister presided. On Sarah's death certificate her profession was not home duties, or wife or even mother. It was a role that was all of those and more…drover's wife.
After I wrote this post I watched Australian country singer Luke O'Shea 's take on The Drover's Wife. Pass the tissues, please.


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France became the first country to formally recognize a newly formed Libyan opposition council as the "legitimate representative of the Libyan people." The office of French President Nicolas Sarkozy said on Thursday it will send ambassadors to the rebel stronghold in Benghazi, and in return the Libyan opposition council will set up an embassy in Paris.
The decision was made after President Sarkozy met with two representatives of the opposition group, the National Transitional Council, in Paris. Mustafa Gheriani, a representative for the Libyan opposition, said he expected other EU members to follow Sarkozy's lead. Other EU members expressed uneasiness, and declined to meet with the two representatives.
Although the EU has approved tighter sanctions in response to Muammar Gaddafi's bloody crackdown on the opposition, EU members held back from endorsing a specific opposition group. Dutch Foreign Minister Uri Rosenthal, whose government still maintains an embassy in Tripoli, cautioned, "There is not yet enough clarity about these opposition groups in and around Benghazi". Baroness Ashton, spokesman for the EU foreign affairs chief, stated: "We cannot unilaterally rush into recognising groups." Other members expressed the need for the EU to speak in a unified voice.
Contact between EU officials and opposition leaders is occurring. British Foreign Secretary William Hague said he had spoken by telephone with Mahmoud Jabril, special envoy of the Libyan Transitional National Council, before he left for NATO talks in Brussels on the Libyan situation. The talks planned to include a discussion of a no-fly zone over Libya.
Meanwhile, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said she plans to meet with Libyan opposition members on her trip to Egypt and Tunisia next week.
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Don Melvin and Raf Casert (Associated Press). "France recognizes Libya rebels, to surprise of EU" — Forbes, March 10, 2011
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We all use a bunch of Google tools every day of our lives. I'm literally writing this article on Google Docs right now while listening to music on a Google Nest Mini. Without the Google search engine, I doubt my research would be half as easy. Yet, Google is nearly as famous for killing off dead-end projects.
In fact, there's a whole website called Killed by Google that chronicles every single project that Google has given the chop. Sadly, the latest addition to that list is Tilt Brush, perhaps one of the best known VR apps ever made.
Luckily this story has a less grim end than usual. Instead of simply dropping support for the software, Google has opted to make Tilt Brush Open Source.
This is a big deal for a variety of reasons, but just in case you've never actually heard of Tilt Brush, let's take a second to look at the software itself.
What is Tilt Brush?
Tilt Brush is one of those VR apps that you have to see to really grasp. To say that it's a 3D painting app doesn't do the concept justice. It's more like a virtual 3D modelling art program where you can paint in three dimensions and create artworks that would never be possible in real life and can bring the third dimension into an illustration in ways that can't be done on a flat canvas.
It's also a strength of the software that the models you paint can be exported in various formats so that your work can be shared with people even if they don't have VR hardware.
A Little Tilt Brush History
The development of Tilt Brush predates the big VR revival of 2016 by a few years. The app was already winning awards back in 2014. Google bought Tilt Brush in 2015 and in 2016, people who pre-ordered an HTC Vive got a copy of the software for free.
It's no exaggeration to say that Tilt Brush was one of the apps that helped put the Vive and consumer VR in general on the map. People who weren't particularly excited about VR games or experiences could nonetheless see the potential of the technology as something beyond entertainment. Especially as it started seeing use in mixed reality, rather than just virtual reality.
On January 26 2021, Google released the source code for Tilt Brush and stopped active development of the software, which is where we find ourselves now.
The Implications of Going Open Source
Opening up the source code means a lot of different things to different people. For users, it means, at the very least, that you can now get Tilt Brush for free. It means that it's going to be ported to every VR platform you can imagine.
It also means that the community will take over the development of the software. They'll keep it up to date and add new features over time. There are certainly going to be many different applications that build off the Tilt Brush source code.
I also expect that Google's technology, found in the code, will help inspire developers of other VR applications since there's bound to be hundreds of small innovations that relate to mixed reality, motion tracking and VR technology in general.
Tilt Brush is a sophisticated technical achievement, so the intellectual property in its source code has the potential to be priceless for the VR developer community.
A Great Example for Others to Follow
While it's sad on the one hand that Google will no longer be pushing their software forward, the decision to release the source code is by far the best way to handle them washing their hands of the project.
What usually happens is that the source code is locked away somewhere in case someone needs it one day, but for the most part, the software is forgotten.
I'd love it if more software developers decided to open up their code once they are finished with it commercially. ID software is another good example. They tend to release the older versions of their game engines as open source once they don't have any commercial interest in them.
Which brings us to an important question: does Google's decision to Open Source Tilt Brush mean that they are no longer interested in VR? After all, Daydream is over, Project Tango went nowhere, and Google Cardboard is also effectively an open standard.
For a company that's done so much to get VR off the ground, Google seems strangely disinterested in it these days.
Tilt Brush Forks Are Already Here
At the time of writing it's been less than two days since Tilt Brush has gone open source and already the first derivative app is available. It's called Open Brush, and it's available as an experimental build on SideQuest VR.
Open Brush doesn't actually match up to Tilt Brush in terms of available features, but on the other hand, the developers of the fork have already found new brushes and features Google coded, but never implemented.
I expect over the next few weeks or months they'll get Open Brush up to at least where the commercial release of Tilt Brush was at the time Google killed development. From there on, the sky's the limit.
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Hey, girls! I'm incredibly sorry for missing Mini Doll Monday. I haven't fallen off a cliff or broke an arm or anything like that… We're out of town again! We're helping our old church while our pastor is sick. I've been having an incredible time, and I've taken Cécile and Celina with me. They are having a blast!
I felt a little sorry that I haven't posted very much, so here's something funny that you should like.
Chelsie, Petunia, and Julie (the Mom)!
If you like Episode 1, let me know and I'll post Episode 2!
That was SO funny?! All of them! So funny! My favorite is episode 2. Please make more! By the way, LOVE this blog! My fav!
I can't watch it, I'm sorry. 🙂 I'm unable to access videos right now. But maybe sometime tomorrow I'll be able to watch it?
Oh, that's weird. Could you download it, watch it, then delete it so it doesn't tale up space? It's supposed to pop up in another tab. Have you tried it on a different application? It works on Safari.
I was laughing like the whole time! 😀 I love the chipmunk girls!
Episode three is still my favorite (no hard feelings,okay?)?????


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package org.apache.ratis;

import org.apache.hadoop.hdds.scm.container.common.helpers.Pipeline;
import org.apache.hadoop.hdds.protocol.DatanodeDetails;
import org.apache.hadoop.ozone.OzoneConfigKeys;
import org.apache.ratis.client.RaftClient;
import org.apache.ratis.conf.RaftProperties;
import org.apache.ratis.grpc.GrpcConfigKeys;
import org.apache.ratis.protocol.RaftGroup;
import org.apache.ratis.protocol.RaftGroupId;
import org.apache.ratis.protocol.RaftPeer;
import org.apache.ratis.protocol.RaftPeerId;
import org.apache.ratis.rpc.RpcType;
import org.apache.ratis.shaded.com.google.protobuf.ByteString;
import org.apache.ratis.util.SizeInBytes;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;

/**
 * Ratis helper methods.
 */
public interface RatisHelper {
  Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(RatisHelper.class);

  static String toRaftPeerIdString(DatanodeDetails id) {
    return id.getUuidString() + "_" +
        id.getPort(DatanodeDetails.Port.Name.RATIS).getValue();
  }

  static String toRaftPeerAddressString(DatanodeDetails id) {
    return id.getIpAddress() + ":" +
        id.getPort(DatanodeDetails.Port.Name.RATIS).getValue();
  }

  static RaftPeerId toRaftPeerId(DatanodeDetails id) {
    return RaftPeerId.valueOf(toRaftPeerIdString(id));
  }

  static RaftPeer toRaftPeer(DatanodeDetails id) {
    return new RaftPeer(toRaftPeerId(id), toRaftPeerAddressString(id));
  }

  static List<RaftPeer> toRaftPeers(Pipeline pipeline) {
    return toRaftPeers(pipeline.getMachines());
  }

  static <E extends DatanodeDetails> List<RaftPeer> toRaftPeers(
      List<E> datanodes) {
    return datanodes.stream().map(RatisHelper::toRaftPeer)
        .collect(Collectors.toList());
  }

  /* TODO: use a dummy id for all groups for the moment.
   *       It should be changed to a unique id for each group.
   */
  RaftGroupId DUMMY_GROUP_ID =
      RaftGroupId.valueOf(ByteString.copyFromUtf8("AOzoneRatisGroup"));

  RaftGroup EMPTY_GROUP = new RaftGroup(DUMMY_GROUP_ID,
      Collections.emptyList());

  static RaftGroup emptyRaftGroup() {
    return EMPTY_GROUP;
  }

  static RaftGroup newRaftGroup(List<DatanodeDetails> datanodes) {
    final List<RaftPeer> newPeers = datanodes.stream()
        .map(RatisHelper::toRaftPeer)
        .collect(Collectors.toList());
    return RatisHelper.newRaftGroup(newPeers);
  }

  static RaftGroup newRaftGroup(Collection<RaftPeer> peers) {
    return peers.isEmpty()? emptyRaftGroup()
        : new RaftGroup(DUMMY_GROUP_ID, peers);
  }

  static RaftGroup newRaftGroup(Pipeline pipeline) {
    return newRaftGroup(toRaftPeers(pipeline));
  }

  static RaftClient newRaftClient(RpcType rpcType, Pipeline pipeline) {
    return newRaftClient(rpcType, toRaftPeerId(pipeline.getLeader()),
        newRaftGroup(pipeline));
  }

  static RaftClient newRaftClient(RpcType rpcType, RaftPeer leader) {
    return newRaftClient(rpcType, leader.getId(),
        newRaftGroup(new ArrayList<>(Arrays.asList(leader))));
  }

  static RaftClient newRaftClient(
      RpcType rpcType, RaftPeerId leader, RaftGroup group) {
    LOG.trace("newRaftClient: {}, leader={}, group={}", rpcType, leader, group);
    final RaftProperties properties = new RaftProperties();
    RaftConfigKeys.Rpc.setType(properties, rpcType);
    GrpcConfigKeys.setMessageSizeMax(properties,
        SizeInBytes.valueOf(OzoneConfigKeys.DFS_CONTAINER_CHUNK_MAX_SIZE));

    return RaftClient.newBuilder()
        .setRaftGroup(group)
        .setLeaderId(leader)
        .setProperties(properties)
        .build();
  }
}

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#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import <ABI44_0_0React/ABI44_0_0RCTDefines.h>

#if ABI44_0_0RCT_DEV

@interface ABI44_0_0RCTBundleStatus : NSObject
@property (atomic, assign) BOOL isLastBundleDownloadSuccess;
@property (atomic, assign) NSTimeInterval bundleUpdateTimestamp;
@end

typedef ABI44_0_0RCTBundleStatus * (^ABI44_0_0RCTBundleStatusProvider)(void);

@interface ABI44_0_0RCTInspectorPackagerConnection : NSObject
- (instancetype)initWithURL:(NSURL *)url;

- (bool)isConnected;
- (void)connect;
- (void)closeQuietly;
- (void)sendEventToAllConnections:(NSString *)event;
- (void)setBundleStatusProvider:(ABI44_0_0RCTBundleStatusProvider)bundleStatusProvider;
@end

@interface ABI44_0_0RCTInspectorRemoteConnection : NSObject
- (void)onMessage:(NSString *)message;
- (void)onDisconnect;
@end

#endif