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Awbrey Park Elementary among recommended Safe Routes
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The Oregon Transportation Commission will consider Jan. 12 whether to approve $318,879 for safe routes to Awbrey Park Elementary.
from Heidi Manlove and LeeAnne Fergason, Oregon Safe Routes to Schools program
We are excited to share that the Safe Routes to School Advisory Committee recommends funding 26 projects totaling $32.4 million for ODOT's Safe Routes to School Competitive Construction Grant Program.
These funds will focus on under-resourced communities and safety. The recommendation includes $318,879 for construction of lighting and walkway for students at Awbrey Park Elementary School in Eugene.
This list now goes to the Oregon Transportation Commission for consideration at its Jan. 12 meeting.
The committee and staff put in over 100 hours reviewing and evaluating potential projects using the scoring criteria and priorities determined by the committee in early 2022.
In August 2022, ODOT received 83 applications from across the state for the SRTS Competitive Construction Grant Program totaling $80 million in needed safety improvements.
The Safe Routes to School Advisory Committee met on November 17 and approved a recommended project list for the Safe Routes to School Construction Competitive Grant Program for the Oregon Transportation Commission's consideration at its January 12 meeting.
Q: What was the competitive program's selection process and participation by the Safe Routes to School Advisory Committee?
A: Committee members approved the application analysis procedure in November 2021 based on their previously agreed safety, equity and readiness criteria and scoring weights. ODOT staff reviewed applications according to the analysis procedure and identified an initial list of projects as follows:
those with the highest safety risk;
those that addressed barriers for students at low-income schools; and
those that had a high probability of project completion within five years.
ODOT staff next completed a ground conditions review for the top projects. The SRAC reviewed all applications recommended the top scoring applications.
Q: What happens next?
Jan. 12, 2023: Oregon Transportation Commission reviews SRAC recommendations for discussion and decision-making. OTC meeting materials will be available two weeks before the meeting.
Jan. 24, 2023: Staff hosts an online meeting from 10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. to review the project selection process. Please register in advance for the meeting.
Q: Is there an appeal process for applicants?
A: Yes. Because ODOT's Safe Routes to School Construction Program is located in ODOT's Public Transportation Division, an applicant may email a letter before Jan. 31, 2023 describing the appeal to Public Transportation Division Administrator Karyn Criswell: Karyn.C.Criswell@odot.state.or.us.
Q: How can the public engage in the process?
A: All SRAC meetings are open to the public with time allotted at the beginning for public comment. These meetings will be virtual, using the Zoom platform, until further notice.
Formed in August 2018, the Safe Routes to School Advisory Committee advises ODOT in program policy and recommendations for funding allocation for both the Safe Routes to School Infrastructure Program and Non-infrastructure Program. The Safe Routes to School Fund is guided by OAR 737-025, created in 2005 for federal SRTS funding. The rule was updated in 2018 due to an increase in construction funds from HB 2017 for Safe Routes to School infrastructure and again in 2020 to increase access to the funds. More information is available on the SRAC website.
All meetings of the SRAC are open to the public; accommodations, such as material in alternate formats, can be provided. Please call 503-910-8994 or statewide relay at 7-1-1 if you need accommodations.
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Stolt-Nielsen Limited Revitalizes Its Global Supply Chain
Leading Shipping Enterprise Scales Up Infrastructure, Enables Remote Working for over 2,500 Business and IT Users
TCS has been a key partner to Stolt-Nielsen Limited, a global shipping company, for the last 13 years providing support to its applications and infrastructure services. The shipping major provides transportation and storage for liquids, especially, specialty and bulk liquid chemicals. During the last week of January 2020, its global supply chain was on the verge of being hit badly when several countries started announcing lockdown to arrest the spread of the Novel Coronavirus.
Roadblock for Business, Operations, and IT Users
Stolt-Nielsen plays a crucial role in managing the storage and transportation supply chain for customers globally. During the COVID-19 crisis, its role became more vital as it had to ensure uninterrupted, 24X7 supply of essential items such as edible oils, clean petroleum products, and various types of industrial acid to its customers worldwide. The shipping major's business, operations and IT users were at the helm of the supply chain and the first ones to be impacted because of the lockdown. Due to restrictions on traveling and working from office, it became difficult for them to access systems and continue day-to-day business operations such as order acceptance and tracking, invoice generation, payments processing, inventory management, itinerary and voyage tracking and so on.
The TCS team knew that the delivery of essential items to Stolt-Nielsen's customers was critical. Any disruption in this would impact the businesses of these customers and would jolt Stolt's reputation and business globally. As IT is the backbone of Stolt's business operations, the only solution was to step up IT infrastructure to enable 'work from home' facility for over 2,500 business and operation users including vendors and contractors. However, the enterprise was constrained in terms of the limited capacity of its existing IT infrastructure and the time required to scale up the Citrix virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) environment that housed most business applications.
Long-standing Partnership Strengthens the Supply Chain
The TCS team had started leveraging the Citrix farm (a group of servers) only recently -- since December 2019 -- with all the Infrastructure hosted on the TCS enterprise cloud platform (ECP). It was primarily used for vendors and contractors and had the capacity to handle 120 concurrent remote users worldwide. Amassing its contextual knowledge of 13 years as Stolt-Nielsen's IT growth and transformation partner, the TCS team initiated VDI expansion activities in the last week of January 2020 as soon as the client informed them of the COVID-19 outbreak in China.
During the first phase of the infrastructure ramp-up, the TCS ECP team upskilled itself on Citrix farm and worked with the pertinent Stolt teams over the weekend to accommodate identified business users for remote working. As the COVID situation started worsening, the team increased the capacity almost four times to accommodate 600 concurrent users working on VDI to access business-critical applications. Robust monitoring and reporting mechanisms were also built into the system to ensure that the overall solution approach could be re-calibrated if there were any threshold breaches in terms of the number of users. Best-in-class hardware hosted on the TCS enterprise cloud provided consistent system performance.
The second phase of infrastructure expansion took place in March 2020 when lockdown was enforced by several countries across the globe. Since Stolt has operations across multiple geographies, its users were connected 24X7 to the VDI network. The TCS and Stolt teams together ensured that all 2,500 users were able to login and work as per their time zones without any disruption.
Stolt had succeeded in keeping its global supply chain up and running in a crisis. Their leadership team, including the Global Service Delivery Manager, the CIO, the President, and the CEO of the shipping organization acknowledged the achievement. Peter Koenders, Chief Information Officer, Stolt-Nielsen Limited, said TCS' support was "highly appreciated in these difficult times".
He further said, "Our health and safety comes obviously first, but a crucial element during the whole Corona period is to make sure that our people can continue working and can continue our business in order to keep the company alive. Our systems and our ability to work from anywhere, anytime has proven to be of tremendous value. You all went over and beyond to support our systems and assist our people to be able to achieve that. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all very very much for all the extra efforts that have been put in. Exceptionally well done."
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Giant Water Battery Cuts University's Energy Costs by $100 Million Over Next 25 Years
Jordan Davidson
Nov. 04, 2019 02:12PM EST Renewable Energy
We've installed 6,000 solar panels across the roofs and carparks of the University. Youtube screenshot
A giant water battery that stands three-stories high will help The University of the Sunshine Coast in Australia reach its goal to be carbon neutral by 2025.
The Queensland university's ambitious target date got a boon from the success of the experimental battery, which was turned on in September and now generates enough power to power the campus' air conditioning system, reducing dependence on the grid by 40 percent, as New Atlas reported.
The giant battery harnesses power from over 6,000 solar panels that line the rooftops of the campus's buildings. It then uses that power to cool water, which is then used in the school's air conditioning system. The battery is expected to save $100 million electricity costs over the next 25 years and to prevent 100,000 tons of CO2 from being emitted into the atmosphere, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
The University of the Sunshine Coast partnered with the resource management company Veolia to create the enormous battery. Veolia, a French transnational company that specializes in water and energy management funded and engineered the battery. Veolia and the university wanted to take advantage of the regions abundant sunshine and to cut down on the air conditioning systems' outsized reliance on the grid, as New Atlas reported.
The project was awarded the Out of the Box category of the Global District Energy Climate Awards last week, as the Sydney Morning Herald reported.
"The University of the Sunshine Coast has a plan to be completely carbon neutral by 2025, which is a challenge to any budget because it requires significant changes to the way energy is captured and consumed," said Chief Operating Officer Scott Snyder, in a university press release. "So, we really did have to think out of the box, and by forming a partnership with Veolia, we were able to negotiate a 10-year plan that suited us both and delivered major energy savings to the University.
According to Veolia, the system, which is essentially a huge thermal energy storage tank, is reducing the carbon footprint of the university by 42 percent, as New Atlas reported.
"Universities have a very large energy footprint and we wanted to tackle that and reduce that expense," said Dennis Frost, the university's infrastructure and energy manager, who received the award in Iceland. He added that the project provides great fodder for teaching students about using solar power, since it is a real world example of a renewable energy source cutting down on emissions and saving money. "I think it is exciting because we have the opportunity to teach the younger generation that the environmental challenges that are faced by the planet can be solved," he said, as the Sydney Morning Herald reported.
Queensland, in the northeast corner of Australia and home to the Great Barrier Reef, has ramped up its production of solar power. Last month, the Queensland Energy Minister Anthony Lynham said that solar panels in Queensland generated twice as much energy as the state's biggest power station.
Queensland has 30 solar farms. Their power coupled with solar panels on homes and businesses produced 4,000 megawatts of power. By contrast, the region's largest power plant produced 1,680 megawatts of power, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
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Several innovative companies have begun brainstorming better ways to repurpose old wind turbine blades. xu wu / Getty Images
When wind turbine blades reach the end of their usefulness, most are sawed into transportable pieces and hauled to landfills, where they never break down. Because of the resources and energy that go into producing these blades, this type of disposal is inefficient and wasteful. Recently, several innovative companies have begun brainstorming better ways to repurpose this green technology after it goes offline.

According to Scientific American, wind turbines are built to last an industry standard of 30 years. As installed wind energy capacity continues to increase globally, it is becoming increasingly important to think about the next phase in a wind turbine's lifecycle: the end. Some existing turbines have already been taken out of service and decommissioned at the end of their lifecycle, or during "repowering," a process where companies replace smaller turbines with bigger ones capable of producing more energy.

While roughly 85 percent of turbine component materials — including steel, copper wide, electronics and gearing — can be recycled or reused, old blades are harder to salvage, Scientific American reported. Since blades are comprised of fiberglass, a lightweight and durable composite material ideal for withstanding storms, separating the plastic and glass fibers for recycling is difficult, the article found. The process also requires powerful diamond-encrusted industrial saws and a lot of effort. Due to this, tens of thousands of aging blades are being removed and have nowhere to go but landfills, according to Bloomberg Green.

The article estimated that 8,000 blades will be decommissioned each year until 2024, and Europe will see about 3,800 coming down each year through at least 2022.

To combat what Grist called the impending "wind turbine blade waste crisis," scientists around the world are focused on finding ways to recycle, upcycle and redesign blades for the future.

Washington-based Global Fiberglass Solutions (GFS) believes itself to be the first U.S.-based company to commercially recycle fiberglass wind turbine blades, a 2019 Plastics Recycling Update report noted. According to a GFS press release, the company grinds up discarded blades, which are then used for decking materials, pallets and piping, NPR reported.

Wind energy giant G.E. similarly announced a wind turbine blade recycling program in the U.S., where the majority of old blades from onshore turbines would be shredded and used to replace raw materials in cement manufacturing, Utility Dive reported late last year.

The process should make wind turbines fully recyclable while also reducing carbon dioxide emissions from cement production by a net 27 percent, Utility Dive found. Because concrete is the most widely used human-made material in existence, the production of cement, one of its composite materials, accounts for approximately eight percent of global carbon dioxide emissions, reported BBC in 2018. Veolia, the company that will process GE's old blades for recycling, hopes to use this co-processing technology to create a greener cement, Bob Cappadona, executive vice president for Veolia North America's environmental solutions and services, told Utility Dive.

"Last summer we completed a trial using a GE blade, and we were very happy with the results. This fall we have processed more than 100 blades so far, and our customers have been very pleased with the product," said Cappadona.

Upcycling might be a stronger solution for the planet because old blades' strength and durability aren't wasted by shredding them. In Ireland, an experimental blades-to-bridges program run by Re-Wind is reimagining decommissioned blades into bicycle and pedestrian bridges, transmission towers and other civil engineering structures, the Union of Concerned Scientists reported. The blade pieces are strong enough to replace steel girders in construction because the technology is built to withstand intense pressure and wind speeds, Grist added.

Re-Wind is brainstorming other novel uses for the scrap blades, from serving as artificial reefs to highway noise barriers. The company is also considering cutting up the durable material to create affordable housing that can withstand extreme weather, Grist reported.

"If you are talking about a sustainable, renewable fuel source, it's not appropriate to then pollute the environment with materials that are decommissioned," Re-Wind team lead Larry Bank told Grist.

A final innovation hopes to add a third option to the recycle-or-discard dilemma surrounding wind turbines. Scientists at National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) are changing turbine material in hopes of making them cheaper and recyclable. Last November, Scientific American reported on the new turbine blades, which use a thermoplastic resin instead of epoxy thermoset resin to set the fiberglass into shape. Critically, the new material can be reclaimed at the end of a blade's life by melting and reusing it in new blades.

While years of additional testing may be required, Daniel Laird, the director of NREL's wind technology center, was hopeful. He told Scientific American, "I think that a lot of progress is going to be made on the recyclability of blades in the next year or two."

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Konrad Lerch SJ (* 10. Juni 1905 in Potsdam; † 28. Januar 1945 in Beuthen, Provinz Oberschlesien) war ein deutscher römisch-katholischer Geistlicher, Jesuit und Märtyrer.

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Konrad Lerch besuchte das Gymnasium Potsdam und trat am 12. September 1923 in 's-Heerenberg (Niederlande) in den Jesuitenorden ein. Er studierte auf dem Schloss Exaten (in Baexem, Leudal), in Valkenburg und Kaunas und wurde am 27. August 1935 in Valkenburg von Bischof Gulielmus Lemmens (1884–1960) von Roermond zum Priester geweiht. 1937 wurde er in das St.-Josephs-Haus in Mittelsteine (Grafschaft Glatz) versetzt. 1941 wurde er Kaplan an der Pfarrkirche St. Maria in Beuthen (Schlesien). Dort stellte er sich am 28. Januar 1945 russischen Soldaten in den Weg, die das Pfarrhaus plündern wollten, in dem sich zwei Frauen befanden. Er wurde erschossen.

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Die deutsche katholische Kirche hat Konrad Lerch als Blutzeugen aus der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus in das deutsche Martyrologium des 20. Jahrhunderts aufgenommen.

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 Michael Hirschfeld: Pater Konrad Lerch. In: Zeugen für Christus. Das deutsche Martyrologium des 20. Jahrhunderts. Hrsg. Helmut Moll im Auftrag der Deutschen Bischofskonferenz. Bd. 2. Siebte, überarbeitete und aktualisierte Auflage. Ferdinand Schöningh, Paderborn 2019, S. 958–960.

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Römisch-katholischer Geistlicher (20. Jahrhundert)
Märtyrer
Deutscher
Geboren 1905
Gestorben 1945
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Q: Webpack sass-loader with sourcemap and devtool Hey I'm new to Webpack.
I searching a solution for switching between dev and prod mode via a cmd argument for sourcemaps.
Webpack comes native with
webpack --devtool eval

But this command is ignored by the sass-loader (https://github.com/jtangelder/sass-loader)
According to the description on the sass-loader page it's nessercery to write the options for the sourcemaps fix in the config file:
module.exports = {
    ...
    devtool: "source-map",
    module: {
        loaders: [
            {
                test: /\.scss$/,
                loaders: ["style", "css?sourceMap", "sass?sourceMap"]
            }
        ]
    }
};

Is there any solution to make this configurable via the command line?

A: I was able to use sass-loader which requires node-sass and webpack as peerdependencies and resolve this issue by using the extract-text-webpack-plugin
const ExtractTextPlugin = require('extract-text-webpack-plugin');

module.exports = {
    ...
    devtool: "source-map",
    module: {
        loaders: [
            {test: /\.css$/, loader: ExtractTextPlugin.extract('style', 'css')},
            {test: /\.scss$/, loader: ExtractTextPlugin.extract('style', 'css?sourceMap!sass?sourceMap')}
        ]
    },
    plugins: [
        new ExtractTextPlugin('[name].css')
    ],
};

Check out test/sourceMap for a working example. Hope this helps!

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Incident Briefings
Press Releases // June 30, 2015
The following is a sample of recent Charles County Sheriff's Office investigations. For information about crimes not included in this report, visit CrimeReports.com and search by county, city, zip code or street address.
BURGLARY: On June 29 at 8:50 a.m., officers responded to Keepsake Place in Waldorf for the report of a burglary. The homeowner reported suspect(s) broke into his house and stole several new tires he had just purchased. PFC D. Walker is investigating.
BURGLARY: On June 29 between 9:15 a.m. to 12:20 p.m., unknown suspects broke into a house in the 4600 block of Grebe Place in Waldorf and stole jewelry, shoes and electronics. Witnesses say the suspects may have been in a light-colored pick-up truck. PFC D. Butler is investigating.
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY: On June 29 at 2:08 a.m., officers responded to the 2400 block of Lake Drive in Waldorf for the sound of possible gunshots. When officers arrived, they saw two juveniles fleeing on foot. The teens were apprehended and investigation showed the juveniles – a 14-year-old female and a 15-year-old male – had broken several windows in the area of Lake Drive, Holly Station and Calico Woods. The juveniles were charged with destruction of property. Officer C. Gustafson is investigating.
THEFT OF MOTOR SCOOTERS: Sometime between June 28 and June 29, unknown suspect(s) stole two Razor E100 motor scooters from an open garage in the 4100 block of Arthur Ross Place in Indian Head. One scooter is lime green and the other is blue. PFC D. E. Raby is investigating.
BURGLARY: On June 28 at 5 a.m., officers responded to the 5300 block of Emma Lane in Indian Head for the report of a burglary. A witness said she was outside with her dog when she heard a noise coming from the garage area, but she thought it was her relatives and she did not investigate. An hour later, the woman went to the garage where she noticed a TV, a game system and some fishing poles had been stolen. PFC. D. E. Raby is investigating.
THEFT FROM AUTO: On June 28 at 5:55 a.m., officers responded to the 1000 block of Kenneth Court in Indian Head for the report of a theft from an auto. The victim said he left his work truck unlocked and someone broke into it during the overnight hours and stole tools, copper, and a GPS unit. PFC D. E. Raby is investigating.
STOLEN FIREARM RECOVERED: On June 27 at 1 a.m., Cpl. M. Sokoloff initiated a traffic stop in the area of St. Patrick's Drive. Upon approaching the driver, Cpl. Sokoloff detected a strong odor of alcohol. The driver was arrested after failing several sobriety tests. Upon searching the car, Cpl. Sokoloff found a semi-automatic handgun which had been reported stolen in North Carolina. Further investigation showed the driver, Erik William Schmidt, 29, of Washington, D.C. is prohibited to have firearms due to prior convictions. While at the detention center, Schmidt made threats to harm Cpl. Sokoloff and his family. Schmidt was charged with driving under the influence, possession of a stolen firearm, felon in possession of a firearm and making threats against a police officer.
BURGLARY: On June 24 between 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., unknown suspect(s) broke into a house in the 3600 block of Old Washington Road in Waldorf and stole money and the car keys to the victim's truck. When the homeowner arrived home, he noticed his 1998 Dodge Dakota had been stolen. PFC P. Morgan is investigating.
Charles County Crime Solvers offers rewards of up to $1,000 for information that leads to the arrest or indictment of a person responsible for a crime in Charles County. Anyone with information about an unsolved crime or the location of a fugitive may contact Charles County Crime Solvers by calling 1-866-411-TIPS, texting CHARLES + the tip to CRIMES (274637) or submitting tips online at tipsubmit.com. All individuals who provide tips through Crime Solvers will remain anonymous. Learn more at the CCSO's website.
The Charles County Sheriff's Office is a full-service law enforcement agency comprised of more than 600 police, corrections and civilian personnel responsible for protecting more than 150,000 residents. The CCSO was accredited by the Commission on the Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) in 2001 has been designated as a CALEA Gold Standard of Excellence agency since 2011. Established in 1658, the CCSO is one of the oldest law enforcement agencies in the United States. For more information, visit www.ccso.us.
Diane Richardson
richardsond@ccso.us
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Local Schools Receive Presidential Recognition with regard to Community Company
The Corporation for State and Online community Service (CNCS) and the You. S. Department of Knowledge recently announced winners from the 2012 President's Higher Education Online community Service Dignity Roll— very high federal popularity a college or even university might receive due to its commitment for you to community company. And many regional colleges and universities happen to be among the 642 recognized because of their support about volunteering, service-learning, and to engagement.
'Through service, these kind of institutions are generally creating the subsequent generation associated with leaders through challenging individuals to deal with tough matters and create good impacts in the neighborhood, ' says Robert Velasco, Acting PRESIDENT of CNCS. 'We applaud the Honor Spin schools, all their faculty plus students with regard to their commitment to help make service important in and out of your classroom. '
On campuses across the country, lots of college students are usually engaged in progressive projects to fulfill local requirements, often using the skills discovered in classrooms. Out of many hundreds institutions making an application for Honor Function status, just five schools were referred to as Presidential Awardees— Carson-Newman School, Miami Or even, North Carolina State University, Detroit University, plus the University associated with Pennsylvania.
Hereabouts, James Madison University and Washington & Lee Higher education were involving a select couple of institutions generating places within the Honor Jiggle with Variance. Thirty some other area educational institutions were named to the Reverance Roll like American, Georgetown, George Washington, Goucher, Loyola, Stevenson, Towson, UMBC, Bluefield, Bridgewater, the group of William & Mary, Emory & Henry Faculty (a earlier Presidential Honour winner), Hollins, Lynchburg, Marymount, the University or college of Margaret Washington, Richmond, Virginia Commonwealth University, Boston Tech, in addition to Virginia Marriage University.
College students try to make significant contributions to the offer sector, and also availability of company learning potentials is becoming increasingly important to high school students seeking to engagement. In respect the yearly CNCS Helping out in America review, 3. 1 million pupils dedicated beyond 312 million dollars hours about service to residential areas across the country, services valued for more than $6. 6 billion.
CNCS oversees the Honor Are harvewsted collaboration together with the US Area of Property and Town Development, Grounds Compact, plus the American Council on Knowledge. Honorees were being chosen dependant on a number of factors including the breadth and originality of service projects, often the extent on which service-learning is actually embedded inside curriculum, college commitment that will campus-community partnerships, and measurable community outcomes.
Colleges Yet Accepting Purposes for Fall 2012
Therefore maybe you made a decision to postpone college or university applications to fully make use of higher elderly year qualities, or maybe you're not too pleased with admissions success so far and also try yet again.
Don't worry— lots of colleges and universities are still accepting applications for the fall connected with 2012.
Nearby, Marymount University, Roanoke Higher education, St. John's College for Maryland, Shenandoah University, Morgan State University or college, Bowie Assert University, Notre Dame associated with Maryland Or even, Trinity Wa University, Virginia Union Higher education, Hampden-Sydney University or college, and Coppin State Or even are among those schools yet accepting software.
In fact , several hundred colleges are set and very want to consider applications— sometimes as late as being the last evening of Aug.
If you're still looking or simply thinking about applying additional use, here are a few insider ideas in order to jumpstart your:
Frequent Application associate institutions nonetheless open to unique applicants may be found by visiting the Common Software package website, scrolling down Member Organisations & Colleges , and clicking School Search . Indicate that you're seeking out Initially Year and Fall this , and complete the very deadline common box according to your company's interest. For anyone who is looking for colleges with a due date on or right after paperwritings feedback March 18, 2012, you're rewarded with a long list of 184 schools .
For the Worldwide College Component, you will need to generate an account articulating that you are having as a 'first year' pupil for the Fall of 2012 . Attend the Component hook and visit This is my Colleges . A long list of the establishments still receiving applications will certainly appear— 49 UCA associate institutions adjusted March 14th .
While using College Board's Matchmaker google search, select your preferences for size, location, superieur, etc . At any time, click on 'See Effects. ' Once success appear, proceed to the dropdown pack labeled 'Alphabetical, inch simply click 'Application Deadline, ' along with specify 'Ascending. ' Click on 'Sort' including a complete directory of colleges highlighting your preferences will appear according timeline. Caution: Record starts utilizing '01-Jan, ' goes through the main calendar year, then re-starts with increased colleges commencing '01-Jan. ' Schools using 'no deadline' are outlined at the end. From the little complicated, and the info is only just like what colleges tell the group Board.
Once you have some "starter" list of schools that may still be taking on applications, find out deadlines by looking to individual sites.
Note that institutions with "rolling admissions" take into account applications before their classes are filled. If websites are actually unclear as to the current state of the procedure, contact admissions offices instantly and simply inquire the issue. You might be pleasantly surprised to find many are very happy to know from you!
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Q: Error: Newtonsoft.Json.JsonSerializationException Hello, I am learning to use Refit and I have a problem.
these are the models
public partial class Source
    {
        [JsonProperty("id")]
        public string Id { get; set; }

        [JsonProperty("name")]
        public string Name { get; set; }
    }

    public partial class Article
    {
        [JsonProperty("source")]
        public Source Source { get; set; }

        [JsonProperty("author")]
        public string Author { get; set; }

        [JsonProperty("title")]
        public string Title { get; set; }

        [JsonProperty("description")]
        public string Description { get; set; }

        [JsonProperty("url")]
        public Uri Url { get; set; }

        [JsonProperty("urlToImage")]
        public Uri UrlToImage { get; set; }

        [JsonProperty("publishedAt")]
        public DateTimeOffset PublishedAt { get; set; }

        [JsonProperty("content")]
        public string Content { get; set; }
    }

This is the interface with the request and its parameters.
    public interface IRest
    {
        [Get("/v2/top-headlines")]
        Task<List<Article>> GetArticles(string country, string apiKey"RemovingKey");
    }

This is the Request in the ArticleViewModel
        private  async Task GetTaskAsync()
        {
            var WeApp = RestService.For<IRest>("https://newsapi.org/");
            var result = await WeApp.GetArticles("co");
        }

When I debug to see the data this comes out
Newtonsoft.Json.JsonSerializationException
  Message=Cannot deserialize the current JSON object (e.g. {"name":"value"})
into type 'System.Collections.Generic.List`1[RefitNpt.Models.Article]'
 because the type requires a JSON array (e.g. [1,2,3]) to deserialize correctly.
To fix this error either change the JSON to a JSON array
(e.g. [1,2,3]) or change the deserialized type so that it is a normal
 .NET type (e.g. not a primitive type like integer, not a collection type like an array or List<T>)
that can be deserialized from a JSON object.
JsonObjectAttribute can also be added to the type to force it to deserialize from a JSON object.
Path 'status', line 1, position 10.

I've been looking for solutions but I haven't been able to solve them, I'm learning independently.

A: You need another class that will serve as the RootObject for your json response.
public class Articles
{
  public string status {get; set;}
  public int totalResults {get;set;}
  public List<Article> articles {get;set; }
}

and then use this in your IRest controller, (You will need to update your method (GetArticles) to return Articles instead of List<Article> as well.
Task<Articles> GetArticles(string country, string apiKey);

This response is aligned with following json snippet that comes from the site https://newsapi.org
{
  "status": "ok",
  "totalResults": 3152,
  "articles": [
    {
      "source": {
        "id": null,
        "name": "Business 2 Community"
      },
      "author": "Gurbaj Singh",
      "title": "Investing in Cryptocurrency? What are the Odds!?",
      "description": "Cryptocurrency has become the most profitable object for investing money. At the same time, in comparison with precious metals, natural…",
      "url": "https://www.business2community.com/finance/investing-in-cryptocurrency-what-are-the-odds-02326876",
      "urlToImage": "https://cdn.business2community.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Untitled-design-3.png",
      "publishedAt": "2020-07-13T15:30:31Z",
      "content": "Cryptocurrency has become the most profitable object for investing money. At the same time, in comparison with precious metals, natural resources, or real estate, virtual coins involve more risks ass… [+9899 chars]"
    },
    // More Articles here...
  ]
}


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Watch Joe Walsh, Dave Grohl Play Raucous James Gang Cover
Guitarist, drummer feature in all-star "Funk #49" jam at Walsh's Museum of Pop Culture Founders Award tribute
December 9, 2016 9:52PM EDT
Joe Walsh joined in on a jam in tribute to his musical legacy Thursday night, performing his James Gang single "Funk #49" with a star-studded cast of his famous fans and peers. Dave Grohl, Paul Rodgers, Todd Rundgren, Robert Randolph, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen and many others accompanied him onstage in Seattle where Walsh was honored with a Founders Award by the Museum of Pop Culture.
Ringo Starr had presented him with the trophy before the performance. "I love the man," Starr said, according to The Seattle Times. "Joe and I have known each other a long time, and probably longer than either of us can remember. Because we were both taking lots of medication. … Now that we are both medication-free, we remember everything."
In addition to honoring Walsh as a solo artist, the purpose of the gala was to raise money for the museum's educational programs; it raised $1.2 million Thursday night. "They shut down music programs in public schools something like 10 years ago," Walsh said in his acceptance speech. "And now they're going, 'Geez, what happened to music? There's no good songs anymore!' Duh! My high school music teacher has a lot to do with the reason I'm here because he told me, 'Joe, you got it, go do it.'"
In other Walsh news, he and the other members of the Eagles were recognized at the Kennedy Center Honors two weeks ago. The ceremony will be broadcast on CBS on December 27th.
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This is it. In it, event loop is spinning data back at clients like hot-cakes.
His diagram is closer to the real stuff. In it, event loop starts, works and then quits eventually (pun intended).
Refs is a simple counter which increment when there's a async callback to be executed and decrements when it's finally executed. When working with stream callbacks (like on data), there's only one reference increment.
Yes. nextTick() should really be immediate and setImmediate() should be next tick. Argh. Just remember them as opposites. In other words, if all you have is bunch of nextTick() callbacks, your code will be run in that JS block and never go to the next event loop cycle (steps 2–9).
By the way, despite what diagrams are depicting, thread pool is not making network requests or performing sockets TCP work. The latter happens in Kernel.
Table flip? Exactly. But the nice thing about Node is for most of the things like building an Express server or running a Gulp task, you don't need to know how event loop actually works!
Many thanks to Bert. This was one of my favorite talks at Node Interactive EU 2016. Now I'm going to re-draw my diagram to more appropriately illustrate how event loop really works in Node. :) How about this one?
This entry was posted in Tutorials and tagged node.js on January 10, 2017 by Azat.
Everyone says "nextTick() should really be immediate and setImmediate() should be next tick," but they're incorrectly looking at them relative to each other, and thus confusing everyone.
Would you give a code example to explain how the Ref counter increased?


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Clinicians treating patients with elevated LDL-C levels are invited to participate in a new complimentary online CME series on CardioCareLive.com. Stay abreast of PCSK9 inhibitors and their role in decreasing risk of cardiovascular disease.
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The lipid-lowering field is evolving at an ever-accelerating rate. With new studies at nearly every major meeting, clinicians need succinct summaries of the latest evidence and how to apply it in their practice.
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High cholesterol — particularly a high level of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) — is a main risk factor for developing cardiovascular disease (CVD), the number one cause of death in the United States. Treatment with statins has been shown to effectively lower LDL-C, but not for everyone. About 70% of patients with elevated LDL-C levels go untreated due to statin resistance, statin intolerance, familial hypercholesterolemia not well controlled on statins and nonadherence to statin treatment. For these patients, a newer class of injectable drugs, proprotein convertase subtilisin/kexin type 9 (PCSK9) inhibitors, represents one of the most promising strategies.
To help educate clinicians on PCSK9 inhibitors and CVD risk reduction, the National Lipid Association and PlatformQ Health are partnering to produce a two-part online series airing on CardioCareLive.com.
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Featuring a panel of experts live-streamed through PlatformQ Health's virtual learning channel CardioCareLive.com, each session includes an in-depth slide presentation, real-time Q&A and interactive polling. "PlatformQ Health always aims to partner with trusted organizations like the National Lipid Association to ensure our programs have the most positive impact possible," says Robert Rosenbloom, CEO of PlatformQ Health. "We are especially honored to work with NLA to support clinicians treating such a deadly and far-reaching condition as cardiovascular disease."
The series provides an accessible and timely means for clinicians to stay abreast of changing treatment options as well as the recommendations of the most current guidelines on their optimal use. "The lipid-lowering field is evolving at an ever-accelerating rate," says speaker Michael J. Blaha, MD. "With new studies at nearly every major meeting, clinicians need succinct summaries of the latest evidence and how to apply it in their practice." Improved knowledge of the updated guidelines and the benefits and risks of newer therapies will provide clinicians with the tools to select the optimal LDL-C-lowering regimens, address concerns, and improve adherence, to more effectively lower cardiovascular risk in their patients.
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Extraction, Transformation and Load (ETL) is the process of taking data from one system, changing it in a way that allows it to be integrated with other data in a new system. Since it's automated you can work with scale in more agile ways. It became a well known acronym in business software during the 1990s, due to the focus on data warehouses. Many people in the industry have tied ETL too closely to on-premise data warehousing, and consider that it has no place in the Cloud world, but that is an incorrect assumption. ETL is even more important today.
The first change from the data warehousing world was the growth of "data lakes" on platforms such as Hadoop. Those were sometimes on-premises and sometimes in the cloud. Think of a data lake as an operational data store (ODS) on steroids. Companies extracted operational data and moved it straight into a large database unprocessed. IT then accesses the data lake via individual applications that often had to do transformations on the data for each use. Some people began calling this technique ELT, but the basic concept was the same as in data warehousing: taking data from disparate systems and moving it to a place where it can be accessed as information necessary for business insight and action. As ETL was closely tied to the data warehousing sector, and because it has become one component of an automated data infrastructure (ADI), the industry began referring to ADI as the technology umbrella for ETL and relating tools.
The growth of data lakes happened, in large part, because of the exponential increase of data being created in the cloud, from web sites, IoT, and the growth of cloud applications. What quickly was seen is that the cloud vendors increased the number of interfaces, called APIs, necessary to extract data from systems and move them to data warehouses, data lakes, and analytic applications. While cloud applications are more open than classic on-premises applications, those APIs are complex and vary widely. For that reason, ADI offerings have become even more critical to the ability for businesses to integrate data from the wide variety of sources.
In recent years, the growth of major cloud data warehouses on platforms such as AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and more, means that many vendors are platform support to their software offerings. At the same time, those platforms are wrapping services and third party applications to provide more turnkey solutions to allow business to quickly and affordably add software infrastructure.
That means the importance of data infrastructure for data warehousing remains. To provide those turnkey solutions the cloud providers have begun to integrate automated data infrastructure into their solution offerings. One example is the recent announcement that Google has partnered with Fivetran to provide data connectors within Google Cloud to help integrate existing systems into BigQuery, Google's data warehouse offering.
Yes, we've come full circle. Many people claimed that the cloud and data lakes would kill data warehouses. Yet Google and other major cloud vendors understand that data warehouses, while not the end all for analytics, are a key component of proper analytics. ETL hasn't disappeared. It has changed and expanded, but the key purpose is still there. ADI exists to help enterprises work in the modern, hybrid environment, creating pipelines from siloed applications into modern analytics tools that provide business insight.
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>Deceased victims of sexual assault - further reforms to legislation
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Deceased victims of sexual assault - further reforms to legislation
Have your say on how the Judicial Proceedings Reports Act 1958 should treat the publication of details which may identify victims of sexual offences after their death.
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger call Triple Zero (000).
Or if it is safe to do so, for help and support contact:
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Confidential information, counselling and support. Open 24 hours to support people impacted by sexual assault, domestic or family violence and abuse. Phone: 1800 737 732
It is a crime to publish any details likely to identify a victim-survivor of a sexual offence. This law has been in place since 1991. It is intended to protect victim-survivors' privacy and encourage reporting and prosecution of sexual offending.
The 2020 Victorian Law Reform Commission Contempt of Court Report made recommendations for reforming the publication prohibition in the Judicial Proceedings Reports Act 1958 (JPRA) on identifying victim-survivors of sexual offences.
In November 2020, following extensive stakeholder consultations, amendments to the JPRA made it easier for victim-survivors of sexual offences to lawfully self-publish or authorise others to tell their stories without court involvement.
You can read more about the November 2020 reforms on the Department of Justice and Community Safety website.
The November 2020 amendments also made interim reforms to the law on the identification of deceased victims.
The Government acknowledged that more substantial reforms are needed to the laws relating to deceased victims due to the complexities and sensitivities of the issue, and emphasised the need for these reforms to be developed in close collaboration with sexual offence victim-survivors, family members of deceased victims and other key stakeholders.
This paper discusses some key issues that will be relevant to developing further changes to the Act in relation to deceased victims.
Consultation paper - Identification of deceased sexual offence victims - further reforms to JPRA
Submissions close 5pm Friday 29 January 2021.
We want to hear your views about how the law should treat the publication of details which may identify victims of sexual offences after their death.
Please download and read the consultation paper (see the document library above) then provide your response in one of these ways:
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If you have any access requirements, please email consultation@justice.vic.gov.au
The Department of Justice and Community Safety (DJCS) is committed to protecting your privacy.
Your submission will be considered by DJCS in providing advice to the Attorney-General on how the law should treat the publication of details which may identify a deceased sexual offence victim.
You are not required to provide any personal information in order to make a submission to this consultation.
If you provide your contact details DJCS may use it to seek clarification on your submission, or to notify you about the progress of these reforms.
If you choose to make your submission by email, we may be able to identify you from your email address. If you prefer to remain anonymous, you can post your submission to DJCS. Please address written submissions to: JPRA Reforms, Department of Justice and Community Safety, GPO Box 4356, Melbourne VIC 3001.
Information will be held by DJCS and only used for the purpose of this consultation. DJCS will not disclose your personal information without your consent, except where required to do so by law. You may contact DJCS to request access to any personal information you have provided to us by emailing consultation@justice.vic.gov.au.
Following this consultation, a summary of submissions may be made public. All submissions will be deidentified.
For further information on how your personal information is handled please review the privacy policy of DJCS.
New laws come into effect
The new laws make it easier for victim-survivors of sexual offences to lawfully self-publish or authorise others to tell their stories without court involvement.
Further consultation announced
Attorney-General announces further consultation on how the law should apply to deceased victims.
Public consultation open
New laws expected to be introduced to Parliament
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If you have any questions, please contact the Stakeholder Engagement and Inclusion Team:
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Nathaniel Grimm looked at the envoy over the top of the slate he had just been handed. It would appear the Arkadians were not the only force that had been angered by the Protectorate in the fighting. Aegengrad would make a powerful ally, with their much greater industrial base and larger tract of occupied lands.
"This is accurate?" He asked the envoy.
"Yes, sir, it is, sir."
"Good. Tell Warmaster Garthon he has the full support of the 5th, should he so desire."
With that, the envoy was dismissed, escorted back to his transport, and out of Nathaniel's way. A full regiment of the 3rd was now en route to Lokran to quell suspected chaos taint. Taint that should have been eradicated by the terrifying Astartes during their purge of the place. It was going to get ugly, the output from Lokran would drop, they would distrust the Arkadian military and civilian morale would plummet. But it was part of his bounden duty to destroy the arch-enemy whenever it reared its ugly be-tentacled head.
The 5th, all of it, now stood at full readiness, about to be transported to Defiance, ready to retake Dastayr on the eastern border of the Khanate's current territory. Already several 94-X's were en route, carrying Desert Rats to scout the arid terrain. The rest of the army was on thrity minute readiness, Lord Corvines fueled and ready, Ebon Raptors loaded into cargo 94's.
Lukas Fletcher thought he might just give in an vomit out the side of the Lord Corvine. He was beyond caring whether he would look weak in front of the Arkadian soldiers, he just wanted this emperor-damned flight to end. He could at least see the hive approaching, but he had no frame of reference for scale except the massive Ashlan peaks in the distance. And the fact the hive seemed to be a part of those mountains.
"How much longer?" He asked queasily over the cabin intervox.
"Thirty minutes, no more. We'll be setting down on the Uprise."
"The Uprise?"
"Upper levels, noble houses, fortified landing pads. It's risen up from everything else."
"Such inventive names," Lukas replied with a dry laugh, before finally throwing up out of the open side hatch.
OOC: Arkadian 5th accepts the idea to launch a combined attack.
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Coventry City manager Tony Mowbray was delighted to secure back to back away wins as the Sky Blues won 2-0 against Fleetwood Town at Highbury tonight.
Late goals from Dominic Samuel and Frank Nouble sealed all three points and a crucial win to move up to 18th in SkyBet League One.
Mowbray praised his players for their all round play, as well as getting the lions share of possession on a fast, wet pitch in the Wyre.
"It was so pleasing," he said. "That in the end we got our rewards. Our work rate and desire was top notch and at the end two of our forward players have got the goals.
"We dominated possession at times and you have to be careful as you can lose games like that on the counter.
"But we held our own after the goal and countered up the other end to seal it in front of our fans, who were wonderful tonight."
"We made positive changes, like bringing Samuel Odelusi on and he is such a good impact substitution to bring on, running at players and causing problems.
"His fitness has not built up to 100% yet, it will take time. But when he does he will come in to contention if he keeps making an impact!"
Mowbray reserved special praise for the centre-midfield partnership of Grant Ward and stand-in skipper John Fleck, who both had fine games.
The manager stated the importance of the pair in combination with the fast, passing game that Mowbray is looking to bring to City.
He continued: "Grant had a fine game and he can only get better. His physical attributes are a real bonus, he is fast and gets himself around the pitch quickly and has a great pass.
"You need your centre-midfielders to be real footballers if you are going to play like we do. Fortunately at the moment they look every inch like that.
"The only disappointment is Marcus Tudgay picking up a hamstring injury. It's probably my fault as I have been playing him so much despite his age, I've apologised to him.
"Hopefully we can cover his absence but two forward players have scored goals tonight, which is great to see.
"We've done some work with the forwards this week about making runs and it's got it's rewards tonight. We need to keep going tonight, the season isn't over yet."


If you are getting involved in a remodeling, painting, or renovation project, you have a lot to look forward to. Specifically, the finished product! But when your project involves painting, construction, or refinishing, you may need temporary floor protection while you are having work done. Here are five options to choose from when looking for a floor protection board product to use during your project or move.
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Hayley Giovinazzo Hits the Ground Running with Debut Single "Old School Vinyl"
There's something special about the pursuit of a dream. Since she was five years-old, Hayley Giovinazzo's dream has been to release her own music. In the time that has followed, she has developed a deep relationship with music, set her sights on Music City, and most recently, made her dream a reality with the release of her debut single, "Old School Vinyl," just before the end of October.
What has happened in the two weeks since the release has admittedly gone beyond that initial dream; as the song has already surpassed 10,000 streams, earning her thousands of listeners, and possibly most importantly, gotten a bright music career underway on the right foot.
We chatted with Giovinazzo about her early connection with music, all about "Old School Vinyl," sonic diversity, her big plans for the future and more!
Pro Country: Who are some of your biggest musical influences that have had an impact on your sound?
Haley Giovinazzo: Taylor Swift, Kacey Musgraves and Dolly Parton are a few of my biggest musical influences. I really love artists that lyrically take you to a specific place, and also say things in a really honest way. I also love how with artists like Kacey Musgraves, there's a certain aesthetic to her music that draws listeners in.
PC: Your bio mentions that you were drawn to songwriting at a young age, and that you got hooked on performing at just 11 years-old. What was it about songwriting and performing that connected with you so early in your life?
HG: I was born loving music, I don't really remember a time in my life where I wasn't listening to music. There was nothing I loved more than hearing a song and being like, "Yes, that is exactly how I feel!" I think I wanted to give people those same moments. I'm not always the best conversationalist or talker, but for some reason, I've always been able to find what I want to say through music. I think I realized this at a young age and I've just been drawn to it ever since.
PC: At what point did that early interest in music translate into you wanting to pursue it as a career?
HG: I think it was something I always knew I wanted to pursue. That sounds so cliché, but I really always wanted to only do that. All my time and energy went into writing, singing and performing. When I went to college, I did do the more "realistic" path, because I felt like every artist's path was different and so unclear. Like how do you go about pursuing music? I felt very out of place with everyone having such a clear path of where they were going, and I realized very fast that I wouldn't be happy if I wasn't making music, so here I am now, halfway through college, a business major pursuing music.
PC: What emotions were you feeling leading up to the release of your debut single "Old School Vinyl"?
HG: Thankfulness, excitement, relief and nervousness. Literally so many emotions. Releasing music is something I've dreamed about doing since I was five years-old, so actually doing it was an absolute dream come true! I was nervous how it was going to be received, but more than that, I was just so excited and SO thankful for the team at Off The Row Studio that made it happen.
PC: Can you talk about the inspiration behind "Old School Vinyl"?
HG: YES! The inspiration for "Old School Vinyl" actually came from another song I was writing. I had written a song about my relationship with this guy I had dated. The song was finished, but I wanted to add some more imagery to it, so I did a free-writing exercise where I just wrote about that relationship, all walls down. As I was writing, this memory came up of us watching cartoons until 2 in the morning, and I really loved that image and the vibe that came out of that. I liked the vintage vibe, and I liked the idea of wondering if a relationship would ever "come back in style," like how so many other things in life come back in style. I looked over at all the old vinyl I have sitting in my bedroom, and the whole idea just came together. When I was brainstorming things that have come back in style, one thing I thought of was mom jeans, so it was almost called that, but I think "Old School Vinyl" sounds better [laughs].
PC: "Old School Vinyl" taps into both contemporary and classic, nostalgic sounds. Is it at all important to you to have that touch of sonic versatility with your debut release?
HG: Yes definitely! As someone who grew up on everything from Willie Nelson to Carrie Underwood to Justin Bieber to Taylor Swift, I find myself writing with all different influences, and I like being able to combine classic lyrics with contemporary sounds or vice versa.
PC: In just a few weeks since its release, "Old School Vinyl" has quickly surpassed 10,000 Spotify streams. What has it mean to you to have that success out of the gate with your debut single?
HG: It has meant the WORLD to me. Honestly, I was not expecting that at all; I was just happy to be writing music and releasing it. Having people actually listening to it and receiving it so well has meant so much to me.
PC: 2020 has altered most of the plans of artists so far. Of the things you can control, what are your plans for the rest of the year and going into 2021?
HG: Writing, writing, writing. I have some more music coming soon, so I'm excited to be preparing for those releases, but aside from that, I want to spend a lot of 2021 writing and improving in whatever way I can.
HG: Stay tuned for more music! 🙂
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Martín García Óñez de Loyola (* um 1549 in Azpeitia, Baskenland, Spanien; † 23. Dezember 1598
in Curalaba, Chile) war ein spanischer Adeliger, der als Gouverneur der spanischen Kolonie in Chile amtierte.

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Herkunft
García Óñez de Loyola entstammte einer vornehmen baskischen Familie. Sein Großonkel war der später heiliggesprochene Ignatius von Loyola, er selber war Ritter des Calatrava-Ordens. Mit etwa zwanzig Jahren ging er als Hauptmann der Wache seines Onkels Francisco de Toledo nach Südamerika, als dieser zum Vizekönig von Peru berufen wurde.

In Peru
In Peru führte er 1572 ein Kommandounternehmen an, das den Inka Túpac Amaru, den letzten nominellen Inka-Herrscher, gefangen nahm und nach Cuzco brachte, wo er hingerichtet wurde. Diese Tat brachte ihm Ruhm und Anerkennung, und er erhielt die indigene Beatriz Clara Coya, Tochter des Inka-Herrschers Sayri Túpac, zur Frau. Aufgrund von Streitigkeiten um die Frage, ob Beatriz schon verheiratet sei, konnte die Hochzeit erst Ende der 1580er Jahre stattfinden.

Nachdem er einige Jahre als Kolonialverwalter (corregidor) in Peru gewirkt hatte, bestellte ihn sein Onkel 1592 zum Gouverneur von Paraguay. Kurz vor seiner Abreise erreichte ihn in Lima die königliche Bestellungsurkunde zum Gouverneur von Chile, die König Philipp II. unterzeichnet hatte.

Amtszeit als Gouverneur von Chile
Sein Wirken in Chile fällt mit dem Arauco-Krieg zwischen Spaniern und Mapuche zusammen. Die Spanier versuchten über lange Jahre, mit überlegenen Waffen und Pferden, aber einer sehr geringen Anzahl an Soldaten, im Bergland im kleinen Süden Chiles, die Einheimischen Indios zu unterwerfen. Óñez de Loyola brachte eine Verstärkung von 110 Mann mit, als er in Chile eintraf. Diese knapp bemessenen Truppen wurden in den Folgejahren wieder nach Peru beordert, als der Freibeuter Richard Hawkins die südamerikanischen Pazifikküsten unsicher machte. Erst 1597 erhielten die Spanier in Chile wieder militärische Unterstützung.

Auf einem Feldzug wurde Óñez am 23. Dezember 1598 mit einem kleinen Trupp Soldaten am Ufer des Lumaco-Flusses in der Nähe von Angol von angreifenden Indianern überrascht. Der Gouverneur wurde getötet, der Mapuche-Anführer Pelantaro führte den abgetrennten Kopf der Leiche Óñez de Loyolas bis 1608 als Trophäe mit sich.

Nachkommen

Seine einzige Tochter, Ana María Lorenza de Loyola Coya,  wurde 1593 geboren. Nach dem Tod ihrer Mutter im Jahr 1600 wurde sie nach Spanien gebracht und heiratete dort den reichen und angesehenen Juan Enríquez de Borja y Almanza. König Philipp III. verlieh ihr 1641 als Erbin von Sayri Túpac die Herrschaft über das Yucay-Tal mit Teilautonomie und eigener Jurisdiktion (ein außerordentliches Privileg) sowie den Adelstitel der Marquesa de Santiago de Oropesa.

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Mary Seacole Statue Unveiled In London (Video)
By Janice aka Miss Mad News on June 30, 2016
BBC News reports that the long campaigned for Mary Seacole statue has finally been unveiled in London today (June 30).
Mary Seacole was a Jamaican-born nurse who cared for wounded British soldiers during the Crimean War in the 19th Century.
The statue's completion follows a 12-year campaign, which raised £500,000 to honour Mrs Seacole.
The statue stands opposite the Houses of Parliament in the grounds of St Thomas' Hospital (Westminster Bridge).
This is the new #MarySeacole statue which is outside St Thomas' Hospital in Westminster pic.twitter.com/GsdWjivlnp
— Warren Nettleford (@wnettleford) June 30, 2016
Well done to everyone who campaigned for this day to happen. I salute you.
Tagged as: About time!, black woman, Crimean War, Honoured, Jamaican, Mary Seacole, memorial, Nurse
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Trumpets returns with a new take on 'Joseph the Dreamer'
Sam Concepcion stars as Joseph in the show
Updated 1:00 PM, February 18, 2020
COMEBACK. Trumpets' 'Joseph the Dreamer' is returning to the stage starting February 21. All photos by Dion Besa/Rappler
MANILA, Philippines – Trumpets is back after a long break with the restaging of a modern take on Joseph the Dreamer beginning February 21 at the Globe Auditorium, Maybank Performing Arts Theater.
Sam Concepcion, fresh from the ABS-CBN teleserye The Killer Bride, plays Joseph. Kayla Rivera stars as Asenath, Joseph's love interest, with Audie Gemora as Jacob and Carlo Orosa playing various roles in the show, including the pharaoh.
BACK IN THEATER. Sam Concepcion returns to theater via 'Joseph the Dreamer.'
TRUMPETS DEBUT. Kayla Rivera makes her debut with Trumpets in 'Joseph the Dreamer.'
Bituin Escalante also joins the cast in a special role.
SPECIAL ROLE. Bituin Escalante plays a special role in the show.
At the press conference of the show on February 3, Sam and Audie said that the show has been updated for today's generation.
"It's very very different from the past years. It's a very very young cast. The music is by Myke Solomon... it's directed by Paolo Valenciano," Sam said. "So it's different, the music, the staging, and the choreography pala is by Mike Arda... so the dancing he really pushed us to our limits. Para siyang (It's like a) theater/concert hybrid."
Audie added: "Nung si Paolo signed on board, isa lang ang hiningi niya sa akin. Tito Auds, sabi niya, 'can I have a freedom to work on the script?' Kasi itong sinulat ni Freddie Santos, so medyo sacred sa amin iyon di ba. Sabi ko, ako bahala kay Tito Freddie. (When Paolo signed on board, he asked me one thing. He asked: 'Can I have a freedom to work on the script?' This was written by Freddie Santos, so that's sacred to us. I told him I'd talk to Tito Freddie.)
Audie admitted to being unsure of a revamp at first.
"First, I had to admit natakot ako kasi ang feeling ko if it ain't broken, don't fix it. And if it ran for 10 years, it has to have something about it that was special. Ang takot ko lang, is sa pagpopolitical correct ni Paolo, baka mawala yung comedy." (First, I had to admit I was afraid because I was thinking: if it ain't broken, don't fix it. It it ran for 10 years, it has to have something about it that was special. My fear was that in Paolo's attempts to be politically correct, we'd lose the comedy.)
But things turned out more than fine, it turns out. Audie said that during one rehearsal, people got emotional during at least one specific scene.
"It was more powerful now that Paolo fixed it to this time than we did it," he said.
PASSING THE BATON. Audie Gemora, who played Joseph in the original run says the new version of he show is more powerful than ever.
"This show, Joseph the Dreamer is really the one I wanted do and don't want to miss any days because theater is very demanding, medyo rusty din ako (I was a bit rusty), coming in a little cold after a 10 year hiatus from the theater stage so there was a lot of adjustments."
Kayla, who has been active in Atlantis Productions shows, formally makes her debut with Trumpets in the show. According to Kayla, her good friend, Gab Pangilinan, said that she would be a fit for the show. Gab, who is also a theater actress, is the girlfriend of Myke Solomon, the show's musical director.
"She (Gab) sent a text to kuya Pao and she was like how about Kayla and so eventually si Myke din na yeah parang bagay ka doon. So eventually it just came to be and I am so honored [to play this role]," she said.
Aside from the music, many of the cast members also have backgrounds in hip-hop. Costumes will also be tweaked to make it relevant to today's audience.
Joseph the Dreamer is based on the story of Joseph, one of the most well know characters from the Bible. First staged in 1989, Audie originated the role of Joseph.
In 1999, "Mr Pure Energy" Gary Valenciano took on the role.
Joseph the Dreamer will run until March 7. For tickets, visit ticketworld.com.ph – Alexa Villano/Rappler.com
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SECOND COMING: DC Comics new Superhero?
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Q: Pythonic algorithm for applying a function to a 3D array along the first axis indices I have a 3D array like A
A = np.random.randint(20,size=(4,2,2))
array([[[18,  8],
    [ 2, 11]],

   [[ 9,  8],
    [ 9, 10]],

   [[ 0,  1],
    [10,  6]],

   [[ 1,  8],
    [ 4,  2]]])

What I want to do is to apply a function to some indices along the axis=0. For example, I want to multiply the A[1] and A[3] by 2 and add 10 to them. I know one option is this:
for index in [1,3]:
    A[index] = A[index]*2+10

Which gives:
array([[[18,  8],
        [ 2, 11]],

       [[28, 26],
        [28, 30]],

       [[ 0,  1],
        [10,  6]],

       [[12, 26],
        [18, 14]]])

But my original array is of the size of (2500, 300, 300) and I need to apply the function to 500 non-consecutive indices along the axis=0 every time. Is there a faster and more pythonic way to do it?

A: You could use stepped slicing
A[1::2] = A[1::2] * 2 + 10
A

array([[[18,  8],
        [ 2, 11]],

       [[28, 26],
        [28, 30]],

       [[ 0,  1],
        [10,  6]],

       [[12, 26],
        [18, 14]]])

Or assuming your slice is named slc
A[slc] = A[slc] * 2 + 10


Here are just a few simple tips to have an easy and fun Super Bowl party with a little added flair!
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All you need to do is spread out each of the dips into your tray. Use the sour cream to draw the lines and place the tomatoes on top for flair.
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Mississippi diocese ordains Brian Seage as bishop coadjutor
By Scott Lenoir
The Rt. Rev. Brian Seage and his family, the Rev. Kyle Seage, and daughters, Katie and Betsy, are greeted by members of the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi and visitors from throughout the church after Seage's ordination-consecration. Photo: Jim Carrington
[Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi] The Very Rev. Brian Richard Seage was ordained and consecrated bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi on Sept. 27 at a service at the Jackson Convention Complex.
Seage was elected on May 3 at St. Andrew's Cathedral in Jackson, and received the required consents from a majority of bishops and standing committees of the Episcopal Church. He will succeed the Rt. Rev. Duncan M. Gray, III, as the 10th bishop of Mississippi when Gray retires in February 2015.
Bishops throughout the Episcopal Church attended the ordination-consecration, including Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori, who was the chief consecrator. Also in attendance was Los Angeles Bishop Jon Bruno, who was a co-consecrator at the service. Bruno was a formative influence to Seage as an adolescent growing up in the church in southern California. Other co-consecrators were Gray, Bishop Shannon Johnston of Virginia, and the Rt. Rev. Alfred Clark Marble, former bishop of Mississippi.
Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori prepares to consecrate the Very Rev. Brian Seage as bishop coadjutor. Other co-consecrators pictured are (from left) Virginia Bishop Shannon Johnston; Mississippi Bishop Duncan M. Gray, III; Los Angeles Bishop Jon Bruno; and the Rt. Rev. Alfred Clark Marble, Jr., former bishop of Mississippi. Photo: Jim Carrington
Olympia Bishop Greg Rickel, a seminary classmate of Seage, preached at the service. Rickel wove a theme of Seage's lifelong love of surfing together in a captivating homily on why the ministry of bishops continues to exist in the church.
Seage was elected as bishop coadjutor during his tenure as rector at St. Columb's in Ridgeland, Mississippi, where he served since 2005. He was also the dean of the Central Convocation of the Diocese of Mississippi where he helped coordinate and enable the ministry of Episcopal clergy in central Mississippi.
He holds an undergraduate degree from Pepperdine University and a Master of Divinity degree from the Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest. He has been a priest since 1998.
From 1997-98, Seage served as curate at St. John's, Ocean Springs, and then as rector of St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Diamondhead from 1998-2005, growing both attendance and programming in the parish. A successful building program was completed and average Sunday attendance doubled during his ministry at St. Thomas.
Seage was called to St. Columb's in Ridgeland in 2005. St. Columb's attendance and programming grew under his leadership and a large building project was completed as well.
Before entering the priesthood, Seage served as director of youth ministry for St. Patrick's Episcopal Church in his native Thousand Oaks, California. In this large, program-size church he managed a team of volunteers to support both the junior high and senior high youth groups, assisted with chapel at St. Patrick's Day School, and coordinated the congregation's Habitat for Humanity program.
In the Diocese of Mississippi, Seage served as a Fresh Start facilitator and was on the diocese's Executive Committee from 2006 through 2009. He was also a member of the diocesan Restructure Task Force.
Seage has been a camp director at Camp Bratton-Green every summer since 2006 and will continue that ministry during his episcopacy. He also served on the Gray Center Board of Managers. While at St. Thomas, he served on the board of trustees for Coast Episcopal School.
Brian and his wife, Kyle, who is rector at St. Philip's in Jackson, are parents to two daughters, Katie and Betsy.
Seage told the crowd gathered from throughout the Diocese of Mississippi and the nation, "Thank you to so many, especially to those who have traveled so far to attend, especially family and friends from Thousand Oaks, California. To be called to this office by the people of the Diocese of Mississippi on behalf of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ is humbling beyond words. The people of this diocese have ministered to my family and me in so many amazing ways. It is an honor to join with the faithful of this diocese in this new relationship."
— The Rev. Scott Lenoir is the editor of the Mississippi Episcopalian.
Bishop Consecrations,
House of Bishops,
John Barton says:
May God Almighty bless Bishop Seage and his family as he begins his Bishopric and they also enter a new phase of their own lives.


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Q: JVM crashes at ZipFile.getNextEntry() - part of POI's BigGridDemo I have a Java application to generate Excel sheets. I am doing it based on the BigGridDemo Example of Apache POI to generate Excel(xlsx).
The idea is to

*

*create a template workbook, create sheets and global objects such as cell styles,number formats etc.

*create an application that streams data in a text file

*Substitute the sheet in the template with the generated data

In Linux, during the 3rd step, the JVM crashes with this info
# A fatal error has been detected by the Java Runtime Environment:
#  SIGSEGV (0xb) at pc=0x000000307a772c44, pid=11781, tid=1088649568
#
# JRE version: 6.0_24-b07
# Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (19.1-b02 mixed mode linux-amd64 compressed oops)
# Problematic frame:
# C  [libc.so.6+0x72c44]  memcpy+0x34

The hs_err_pid file has this -
C  [libc.so.6+0x72c44]  memcpy+0x34

Java frames: (J=compiled Java code, j=interpreted, Vv=VM code)
j  java.util.zip.ZipFile.getNextEntry(JI)J+0
j  java.util.zip.ZipFile.access$400(JI)J+2
j  java.util.zip.ZipFile$2.nextElement()Ljava/util/zip/ZipEntry;+54
j  java.util.zip.ZipFile$2.nextElement()Ljava/lang/Object;+1

Looks like this happens when the template workbook is read as a zip file. This is the code that does this.
ZipFile zip = new ZipFile(zipfile);
ZipOutputStream zos = new ZipOutputStream(out);

Enumeration<ZipEntry> en = (Enumeration<ZipEntry>) zip.entries();
while (en.hasMoreElements()) {
    ZipEntry ze = en.nextElement();
    if(!ze.getName().equals(entry)){
        zos.putNextEntry(new ZipEntry(ze.getName()));
        InputStream is = zip.getInputStream(ze);
        copyStream(is, zos);
        is.close();
    }
}

How can I avoid this crash?

A: Given the kind of crash you're having, it appears you are reading and writing to the same zip file.
I wrote up why this happens in another answer, but for your use case, you should write to a different output zip file as you iterate through the input zip file.

A: The JVM will crash on linux (possibly other platforms) if you tell it to use 1GB, 2GB, etc and the system doesn't have that much memory available.  When the program in the JVM tries to allocate more memory than the max memory setting on the JVM that results in an OutOfMemoryException and the JVM doesn't crash.  I'd check and make sure there isn't another program on your system that's eating up more memory than you realize.  You can also check the heap dumps that come out of the JVM.  When the JVM crashes it writes out a report that tells you more information about the state of the machine when it crashed like how much system memory was being used.
1GB is a massive amount of memory.  My IDE doesn't run with that much memory.  You probably need to look at what your doing in jconsole or a profiler and see if you're eating up memory yourself.  I know that POI can chew up a lot of memory, but you need to figure out a way to pull it back down.