Kelly Hoffman – I'm the Senior Design Director of Commerce at Automattic. I write about managing a remote design team and other things on my mind.
I learned how to change the oil in my car before I could drive. Twenty years later, I still change it myself. Sure, I could have someone else do it in the same amount of time for the same amount of money, but I think its important to get under the hood yourself.
I feel the same way in my career. As I grew into various leadership positions, I stopped designing things in order to focus on my new job of growing and leading a team. This transition was really hard at first because my progress could no longer be measured by the amount of stuff I designed. Instead, I began delegating projects and tasks to the right people so I can focus on more strategic work.
Empathy. For the team, especially new folks joining.
Humility. No one is too important to pick up trash, change a light bulb, or lend a hand.
Context. Puts your high level decisions in context of implementation.
Support. Volunteering to help out shows support, to the people under you and the team itself.
Perspective. Getting closer to the ground means seeing new things and how everything fits together.
For me, it acts as a refresher for how things work. As a lead, it's vital for me to know the how so I can properly prioritize and speak the same language as designers, developers, and business folks. Same with my car – getting under the hood for the little stuff helps me know how everything works so that when I do need to bring it into the shop, I have a grasp on the problem and can speak to the mechanic in their language.
Routines. I develop one for a period of time and then realize I'm in one and feel the urge to shake it up a little. This week, I'm in between trips and noticed that I'd develop a daily pattern of sorts. I woke up and decided to do something different. Different for this week meant something outside of reading, writing, house projects, or snowboarding. Denver Botanical Gardens: a place I would not normally choose to go, which meant it was the perfect choice to break up the week.
Stepping into the bio-dome-like greenhouse was like going to a different country. From snow, dry, below-freezing to green, humid, and warm. My mind wandered. There were plants that looked like the patterns on them were computer generated. And colors that would never be described as "natural" or "earthy" were everywhere. I thought about a podcast I just listened to where a guy made an app that sent him a random Facebook event every day, just so he would be guaranteed to not be stuck in a routine. In the orchid room, I thought of Georgia O'Keeffe and how I want to paint again.
It had a similar effect to traveling. Seeing something new and different inspires me, gets me excited, and also has me looking forward to get back home. Back to my routine.
I love old signs. I also love road trips. On every long drive, I'm bound to pass at least one old sign. I think, "I should stop, that would be cool picture." But I don't, I keep on driving. And then I feel a tiny bit of regret.
Today, while driving across Wyoming, I decided to listen to myself. I stopped at every cool sign I passed along the way. No regrets!
I was having a conversation with someone about the book I was reading. I had mentioned that before I had borrowed the book from the library and started reading it on my Kindle, I had no idea it was over 900 pages! They proceeded to start talking about why they preferred to read actual books. I was about to convince them of why Kindles were actually better, but stopped.
I was reminded of something that happens in my work bubble. As a designer, there's a lot of software and tools out there. Every day, something new comes out and someone is convincing you to switch. Sketch is better than Photoshop! Figma is better than Sketch! I think that we forget that everyone has different needs. And other people aren't you, even ones that share the same profession.
When my needs aren't being met by a certain tool, software, or thing, then I look for something else. For example, before going on a trip, I didn't get my act together in time to find a book. Kindle allowed me to borrow books from the library as I was packing, without going anywhere. This works for me and while I may share my story with someone, I don't feel the need to convince, especially if something else is already working great for them.
When Grandmother was dying, I had so many thoughts and memories swirling through my head that I had to write them down. I sit here now thinking about Grandfather, who was a man of such few words. I spent almost as much time with him as grandmother but he was more of a presence than someone I interacted with a lot.
Whenever I went over their house he would always be in his recliner in the corner of the den. He'd either be napping or reading. On the table that sat between their two chairs there was always a National Geographic and a folded up newspaper with the crossword partially filled out. As a kid, I wondered how someone could take so many naps. When he saw you come in, he would un-recline his chair to say hello. I remember loving to sit on the dimpled leather chair in that room at his desk. I'd rotate around back and forth and it had a little squeak.
If he wasn't in the den, he'd be at the kitchen table, which was right when you walked in. Always in the same chair. He'd have a small bowl of nuts, a nut cracker, and a small pile of walnut remains. We'd say hello and then run down to the bath house with the green translucent roof, put on our bathing suit, and jump in the pool. We could only come back inside if we were completely dried off and dressed. I remember going into the bathroom and seeing his thin metal comb on the sink. Sometimes I'd comb my hair with it because I thought it was cool.
I knew him and Grandmother as world travelers. After trips we'd go over their house and he'd be the one sitting behind the whirring projector, flipping through each slide. He'd describe some photos, and flip through a couple in a row without saying anything and we'd just stare at the photos. My favorite would be when he'd chuckle recalling some funny incident. There's over 50 boxes of slides and we still look through them from time to time.
Part of it was that I knew he never seemed to spend any money on himself. I don't remember seeing him in new clothes, he kept his truck till it was rotted through, and just didn't seem to like stuff in general. This made gift giving especially hard. I remember when we tried giving him a cell phone for Christmas, it ended up getting returned.
Instead, he chose to treat himself with travel. Him and Grandmother went to places I never heard of and they would even meet us on a couple trips around the country. We went to Garden of the Gods and into the Rockies, Outer Banks in North Carolina and one time they took my sister Jen and I to Oregon.
Food for my hunger, Zest for my past.
Health for my body and a roof o'er my head.
When I am weary, a rest and warm bed.
Give me a job and a place in life's scheme.
Give me a moment in which I can dream.
Flower and sunshine and birds on the wing.
But to be useful, let that be our aim.
But pray just for the things we need day by day.
He said it was his philosophy of life and that it was a good way to live; one day at a time because the days really do fly by. He died on December 4, 2017 having lived 34,309 days.
WooCommerce is the most popular way to run a store on WordPress. Because of the nature of WordPress, we don't have a way to see how people are using WooCommerce like we could if we were hosting the software, but that's the beauty of open source. We've found the best way to learn more about our customers and the way they use WooCommerce is to actually have a conversation with them.
Last week we held WooConf, our annual conference dedicated to everything WooCommerce. People from all over the world came to Seattle to learn, present, and discuss all things WooCommerce. Being the WooCommerce design team at Automattic, we decided to run a Product Research Lab, lead by our user research wrangler, Maria. Six of us broke up into three groups; in my group, I was the interviewer and Justin was the notetaker.
Conference attendees had the opportunity to sign up for a twenty minute session with us during the conference. Our group met with fourteen people over two days.
We structured our twenty minute session into three parts and for the most part, kept this format the same for each and every session.
Okay, great! Before we get going, can I have your permission to record our session so we can reference after we're done here?
Okay, we've started recording now. We have a few questions to ask to get started.
First, can you tell us a little about yourself; who you are and how you work with WooCommerce?
Can you tell us more about the your favorite site you worked on? Why did you list this one as your favorite?
Have you worked with any other eCommerce platforms in the past, if so what was your experience?
Are you familiar with the WooCommerce wizard?
Scenario: Today we've setup a new WordPress site with WooCommerce installed. We'd like to watch you complete the initial setup, which is what we call the wizard and ask that you talk out loud as you are doing that. Tell us what you're seeing and your thoughts about each step along the way.
Your goal: Your goal is to complete the WooCommerce Wizard setup as if you were building [your site or the last site you built]. Let's get started.
Now that you've completed setup, what would your next step be?
Okay! Thank you for walking through that. That was really helpful and we'll be able to improve this experience in the future.
Overall, how would you describe your experience with WooCommerce?
We would then stop the recording, shake the interviewee's hand, and wait until they left before resetting the site in preparation for the next session!
I went into this not knowing quite what to expect. Was twenty minutes enough time? Was it too much time? What if the interviewees came into the sessions with a litany of complaints about WooCommerce? Will we learn anything?
Yes! Of course we learned something. We learned so much. Personally, I loved every minute of it and cannot wait to do it again. When we got home, we analyzed our notes for patterns and tracked each issue to be prioritized for a future project cycle. These problems felt real, because they were; we had witnessed it first hand.
There's something about meeting with customers in real life that is incredibility enlightening. There was this one particular step that tripped almost everyone up. Okay, there was more than one, but the first time I recognized a pattern I remember just cringing after the next person was about to get to it. I just wanted to fix it right then and there! And that's really the best part of this entire experience. We learned in twenty minute what we'd never learn sitting in our desks at home with our heads down in the code.
This was originally posted on automattic.blog.
I'm not. I just love hearing stories and learning about things I don't know much about. A documentary about the making of the September issue of Vogue was fascinating to me. I've watched it a half dozen times.
I've always worked at tech companies and been surrounded by people who think that getting ahead means you have to follow all the cool thought leaders on Twitter, read all the books on how to increase productivity and be a better manager, meditate every day, share all the articles with coworkers, listen to the advice of the Tim Ferris' of the world, and try all the apps. Keeping up with all that is too much and trying to do so won't make you better at your job. I think that staying in our own tech little bubble is harmful and it stifles creativity.
Instead, take a look around outside the industry for inspiration. Get a glimpse into a little corner of the world you haven't ever visited, learn about new sub cultures, or anything new or niche. This can be in the form of physical travel, a non work-related book, or my favorite source: Netflix documentaries. I have a collection of the latter below with a brief summary and how I related to each.
September Issue is a documentary about the making of the September issue of Vogue magazine. I love everything about it, especially Anna Wintour and learning about Grace's job and seeing the amazing photographs she produces. I learned the importance of editing, saying no, and killing your darlings.
First Position is a documentary about group ballet dancers from all over the world who are trying to turn their passion into a career that pays money. I learned that ballet clothing companies make clothes that cater to light skinned people and the young woman from Sierra Leone in the film has to make her own modifications. Diversity and inclusion isn't only a tech issue.
Barkley marathons is this totally bonkers trail running race that takes place in Virginia. The guy that started and "runs" it is a chain smoker and changes the entry fee based on what he needs more of; for example – a white button down shirt. Also, the race is 100 miles long, not marked, the start time is random, and only 16 people have ever finished it. Brutal! But I did learn some things about people and project management, mostly what not to do.
Piece of Work shows a behind the scenes look of the late comedian Joan Rivers. Everyone always focuses on her face and profanity, but this documentary shows her as a real, hilarious, workaholic human. Comedians user test their jokes!
Bonus: Truther Love is a super wild Longreads story about a truther online dating site. There's someone for everyone.
Balance the thought leader blog posts with something outside the tech realm. Get out and find a new little corner of the world and you just might be surprised.
This post was originally published on automattic.design.
There's plenty of discussions on the internet about whether or not designers should code, but what about API's? Hear me out. I'm going to tell you about a project I'm working on and how I went from knowing almost nothing about API's to knowing a little more than nothing and along the way, discovered how we could use the data in our design sketches.
Posted byKelly Hoffman July 3, 2017 February 7, 2019 Posted inThoughtsLeave a comment on Should designers API?


UPDATE: Lucroy out of Thurs. BrewCrew lineup.
Gee, maybe the NOG (New Ownership Group) actually reads FenwayNation (Nah!). Nevertheless, back on July 19th, we argued in favor of trading for Milwaukee catcher Jonathan Lucroy. Fast forward to today, and ESPN's Jerry Crasnick is reporting that—in fact—Boston is one of five teams in the Lucroy trade mix. We continue to believe that Lucroy would be a fabulous addition to this team—with the All-Star bringing semi-elite defensive skills and a sizzling bat. Go get him!


Did Minolta Head actually confirm it was a clothes peg?Stef.
A granite ball or curling stone.
That's organic, especially with crusty brown bread and HP sauce!
A frozen Neanderthal caveman type thing in a block of ice sitting on a cow, crushing an egg with a granite ball or curling stone and eating bacon with crusty brown bread & hp sauce.
WOW! You took the words right out of my mouth Baldy!
Yep definately the frozen Neanderthal caveman type thing in a block of ice sitting on a cow, crushing an egg with a granite ball or curling stone and eating bacon with crusty brown bread & hp sauce.
um......a serious guess um ....... Mung Beans ?
It is something UNDER water or in a liquid.


Name Index Clara BRATCHER was born in Nov 1879 in Missouri. Parents: William Wheeler BRATCHER and America Jane GROOMER.
Spouse: John Henry KOGER. John Henry KOGER and Clara BRATCHER were married on 24 Feb 1904 in DeKalb Co., Missouri. Children were: Leonard KOGER, Robert O. KOGER.
Connie Sue BRATCHER was born on 12 Jan 1955. She died on 7 Jan 2007. She was buried in Kingston Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: Merle Hathaway BRATCHER and Ramona Geraldine "Jane" LILE.
Spouse: John Harley GREEN. John Harley GREEN and Connie Sue BRATCHER were married on 1 Jun 1973 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. Bride and groom were of Kingston. Children were: Joy Beth GREEN.
Cora BRATCHER was born in Dec 1879 in Dallas Twp., DeKalb, Missouri. Parents: William Wheeler BRATCHER and America Jane GROOMER.
Dale Lewis BRATCHER was born on 14 Sep 1953. Parents: Teddy Lewis BRATCHER and Shirley LNU.
Darrell BRATCHER was born about 1923 in Missouri. Parents: Homer Cody Crawford BRATCHER and Daisy VIRTUE.
Daughter BRATCHER was born on 30 Sep 1916 in DeKalb Co., Missouri. She died on 30 Sep 1916 in Dallas Twp., DeKalb, Missouri. She was buried on 1 Oct 1916 in Muddy Creek Cemetery, Daviess, Missouri. Parents: Quincy "Quince" BRATCHER and Bertha May MUNN.
David Buel BRATCHER. Parents: Simeon BRATCHER and Minerva Jane TURNER.
David Glenwood BRATCHER was born in 1909 in Benton Twp., Daviess, Missouri. Parents: Alonzo BRATCHER and Nellie Pearl WOODRING.
David Paul BRATCHER was born on 6 Sep 1963. Parents: Paul Dewayne BRATCHER and Eva Gloria COATES.
Donald Dean BRATCHER was born on 8 Jan 1959. Parents: Elbert Dean "Red" BRATCHER and Della Vionne GRAY.
Earl Duffy BRATCHER was born on 12 Aug 1910 in Gomer Twp., Caldwell, Missouri. He died on 3 Feb 1982. He was buried on 5 Feb 1982 in Highland Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: Henry Rymal BRATCHER and Delia WYPERD.
Spouse: Freda MCCLAIN. Children were: Robert Eugene BRATCHER.
Spouse: Mildred DEWEY. Earl Duffy BRATCHER and Mildred DEWEY were married in Dec 1947 in Caldwell Co., Missouri. Bride and groom were of Hamilton.
Edwina L. BRATCHER. Parents: Teddy Lewis BRATCHER and Shirley LNU.
Elbert Dean "Red" BRATCHER was born on 21 Aug 1930 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. He died on 20 Nov 2017 in Kansas City, Clay, Missouri. "He moved to Kansas." Another nickname was "Abbott." Parents: George Franklin BRATCHER and Gertrude Mae BUCK.
Spouse: Della Vionne GRAY. Elbert Dean "Red" BRATCHER and Della Vionne GRAY were married on 9 Oct 1954 in Breckenridge Twp., Caldwell, Missouri. The bride was of Breckenridge, the groom of Hamilton. They were married in Bothwell Chapel. Children were: George Franklin BRATCHER, Donald Dean BRATCHER.
Eugene BRATCHER was born about 1919 in Colfax Twp., Daviess, Missouri. Parents: Meredith F. BRATCHER and Hazel.
Florence BRATCHER. Parents: Simeon BRATCHER and Minerva Jane TURNER.
Gene Franklin BRATCHER was born on 21 Jul 1954. Parents: Paul Dewayne BRATCHER and Eva Gloria COATES.
Spouse: Deborah Jane STONEBACK. Gene Franklin BRATCHER and Deborah Jane STONEBACK were married on 24 Aug 1974. Children were: Krista Renee BRATCHER, Stephanie Joy BRATCHER, Sabrina Lynn BRATCHER.
George Franklin BRATCHER was born on 30 Jan 1889 in Cameron, Clinton, Missouri. He died on 28 Jul 1940 in St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri. He died in a St. Joseph hospital. His usual residence was in Kingston, Missouri. He was buried on 29 Jul 1940 in Kingston Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: Simeon Hathaway BRATCHER and Elizabeth Agnes "Lizzie" WYPERD.
Spouse: Gertrude Mae BUCK. George Franklin BRATCHER and Gertrude Mae BUCK were married on 4 Aug 1912 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. The groom was of Kingston, the bride of Hamilton. Children were: Ralph Franklin BRATCHER, Pearl Marie BRATCHER, George Franklin BRATCHER II, Ruth Maxine BRATCHER, Vern Lee BRATCHER, Lena Viola BRATCHER, Robert Dale BRATCHER, Ruby Lucille BRATCHER, Paul Dewayne BRATCHER, Merle Hathaway BRATCHER, Elbert Dean "Red" BRATCHER, Betty Agnes BRATCHER, Teddy Lewis BRATCHER.
George Franklin BRATCHER II was born on 13 Jan 1918 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. He was born prematurely. He died on 13 Jan 1918 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. He was buried on 14 Jan 1918 in Kingston Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: George Franklin BRATCHER and Gertrude Mae BUCK.
George Franklin BRATCHER was born on 4 Aug 1955. Parents: Elbert Dean "Red" BRATCHER and Della Vionne GRAY.
Spouse: Susan Dianne BURROUGHS. George Franklin BRATCHER and Susan Dianne BURROUGHS were married on 3 Jun 1978.
Gladys Lorine BRATCHER was born on 12 Feb 1913 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. She died on 29 May 1917 in Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri. She was buried on 30 May 1917 in Kingston Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: Henry Rymal BRATCHER and Delia WYPERD.
Gladys V. BRATCHER was born about 1901 in Missouri. Parents: Simeon Hathaway BRATCHER and Elizabeth Agnes "Lizzie" WYPERD.
Henry BRATCHER. Parents: William Wheeler BRATCHER and America Jane GROOMER.
Henry Rymal BRATCHER was born on 14 Feb 1870 in Independence Twp., Nodaway, Missouri. He died on 26 Nov 1925 in Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri. He was buried on 28 Nov 1925 in Highland Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: Rev. Meredith BRATCHER and Melissa Jane DOWELL.
Spouse: Delia WYPERD. Henry Rymal BRATCHER and Delia WYPERD were married on 2 Mar 1896 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. Children were: Homer Cody Crawford BRATCHER, Meredith F. BRATCHER, Olivia BRATCHER, Lola BRATCHER, Beulah BRATCHER, Earl Duffy BRATCHER, Gladys Lorine BRATCHER.
Homer Cody Crawford BRATCHER was born on 12 Jan 1897 in Missouri. He died on 13 Apr 1967 in Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri. He was buried on 15 Apr 1967 in Highland Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: Henry Rymal BRATCHER and Delia WYPERD.
Spouse: Daisy VIRTUE. Homer Cody Crawford BRATCHER and Daisy VIRTUE were married on 26 Dec 1920 in Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri. The bride was of Kingston, the groom of Kansas City. They were divorced. Children were: Wanda BRATCHER, Darrell BRATCHER, Velma BRATCHER.
Spouse: Beriela Katherine BENNETT. Homer Cody Crawford BRATCHER and Beriela Katherine BENNETT were married in Nov 1942 in Caldwell Co., Missouri. Bride and groom were of Hamilton.
John BRATCHER. Parents: BRATCHER and unknown.
Spouse: Nancy SHREWSBURY. Children were: Sophia BRATCHER, Simeon BRATCHER.
John D. BRATCHER was born about 1915 in Missouri. Parents: Alonzo BRATCHER and Nellie Pearl WOODRING.
John De Wayne BRATCHER was born on 8 Aug 1951. Parents: Paul Dewayne BRATCHER and Eva Gloria COATES.
Spouse: Vanetta Diane BRANDT. John De Wayne BRATCHER and Vanetta Diane BRANDT were married on 28 Nov 1975. Children were: John Paul BRATCHER, Michael Clarke BRATCHER.
John Merideth BRATCHER was born on 15 Nov 1890 in Kingston Twp., Caldwell, Missouri. He died on 1 Jun 1960 in Kidder Twp., Caldwell, Missouri. He was buried on 4 Jun 1960 in Kingston Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. He never married. He was a farm laborer near Polo in 1917, later farming near Kidder.
Parents: Simeon Hathaway BRATCHER and Elizabeth Agnes "Lizzie" WYPERD.
John Paul BRATCHER was born on 26 Oct 1985. Parents: John De Wayne BRATCHER and Vanetta Diane BRANDT.
Krista Renee BRATCHER was born on 31 Dec 1977. Parents: Gene Franklin BRATCHER and Deborah Jane STONEBACK.
Spouse: Brian LANDIS. Brian LANDIS and Krista Renee BRATCHER were married on 31 May 2003. Children were: Elijah Ty LANDIS, Ezra Truett LANDIS.
Laura BRATCHER. Parents: Simeon BRATCHER and Minerva Jane TURNER.
Spouse: Joseph FERGUSON. Joseph FERGUSON and Laura BRATCHER were married on 3 Dec 1876 in Daviess Co., Missouri.
Lena Viola BRATCHER was born on 28 Apr 1923 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. She died on 14 Dec 2007 in Braymer, Caldwell, Missouri. She was buried on 18 Dec 2007 in Evergreen Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: George Franklin BRATCHER and Gertrude Mae BUCK.
Spouse: Leslie Clayton CALDWELL. Leslie Clayton CALDWELL and Lena Viola BRATCHER were married on 31 Jul 1939 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. Children were: Donna Marie CALDWELL, Charles Franklin "Bud" CALDWELL, Robert Lee CALDWELL, Carol June CALDWELL, Larry Dean CALDWELL.
Lola BRATCHER was born about 1905 in Missouri. Parents: Henry Rymal BRATCHER and Delia WYPERD.
Spouse: Ernest GULLEY. Ernest GULLEY and Lola BRATCHER were married on 3 Sep 1925 in Gallatin, Daviess, Missouri. Bride and groom were of Hamilton.
Lucas W. "Luke" BRATCHER was born in 1812 in Hardin Co, , Kentucky. Parents: William BRATCHER.
Spouse: Martha WILLIAMSON. Children were: Rev. Meredith BRATCHER, William BRATCHER.
Martha BRATCHER was born about 1857 in Illinois. Parents: Rev. Meredith BRATCHER and Melissa Jane DOWELL.
Rev. Meredith BRATCHER was born on 28 Mar 1835 in Kentucky. He died on 26 Apr 1913 in Douglas Co., Missouri. He was buried on 27 Apr 1913. He was buried in Henderson Cemetery near Humansville, Missouri. Parents: Lucas W. "Luke" BRATCHER and Martha WILLIAMSON.
Spouse: Melissa Jane DOWELL. Children were: Martha BRATCHER, Nicholas William BRATCHER, Simeon Hathaway BRATCHER, Susanna BRATCHER, Henry Rymal BRATCHER.
Spouse: Rebecca B. Rev. Meredith BRATCHER and Rebecca B. were married about 1880.
Meredith F. BRATCHER was born on 22 May 1899 in Missouri. He died on 27 Feb 1971 in Independence, Jackson, Missouri. He was buried in Highland Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. He served as a Private in WWI. Parents: Henry Rymal BRATCHER and Delia WYPERD.
Spouse: Hazel. Children were: Eugene BRATCHER.
Merle Hathaway BRATCHER was born on 29 Jun 1929 in Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri. He died on 1 Jan 2006 in Cameron, Clinton, Missouri. His last residence was in Hamilton. He died in Cameron. He was buried in Kingston Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: George Franklin BRATCHER and Gertrude Mae BUCK.
Spouse: Ramona Geraldine "Jane" LILE. Merle Hathaway BRATCHER and Ramona Geraldine "Jane" LILE were married on 28 Apr 1952. Children were: Bonnie Marie BRATCHER, Connie Sue BRATCHER, Ronny Lile BRATCHER, Merle Hathaway "Peanut" BRATCHER Jr.
Spouse: Marian Lavon PALMER. Merle Hathaway BRATCHER and Marian Lavon PALMER were married on 12 Sep 1996 in St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri. Bride and groom were of Hamilton.
Merle Hathaway "Peanut" BRATCHER Jr. was born on 13 Mar 1959. He died on 10 May 1982. He was buried in Kingston Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: Merle Hathaway BRATCHER and Ramona Geraldine "Jane" LILE.
Michael Clarke BRATCHER was born on 3 Aug 1988. Parents: John De Wayne BRATCHER and Vanetta Diane BRANDT.
Nicholas William BRATCHER was born about 1859 in Illinois. Parents: Rev. Meredith BRATCHER and Melissa Jane DOWELL.
Olivia BRATCHER was born about 1903 in Missouri. Parents: Henry Rymal BRATCHER and Delia WYPERD.
Orva Jane BRATCHER was born on 4 Nov 1898 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. She died on 31 May 1945 in Kingston Twp., Caldwell, Missouri. She was buried on 4 Jun 1945 in Kingston Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: Simeon Hathaway BRATCHER and Elizabeth Agnes "Lizzie" WYPERD.
Spouse: Lewis McKinley SNODGRASS. Lewis McKinley SNODGRASS and Orva Jane BRATCHER were married on 22 Dec 1920 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. The bride was of Kingston, the groom of Hamilton.
Paul Dewayne BRATCHER was born on 12 May 1928 in Kidder, Caldwell, Missouri. He died on 23 Mar 2017 in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Parents: George Franklin BRATCHER and Gertrude Mae BUCK.
Spouse: Eva Gloria COATES. Paul Dewayne BRATCHER and Eva Gloria COATES were married on 12 Oct 1948. Children were: John De Wayne BRATCHER, Gene Franklin BRATCHER, David Paul BRATCHER, Rebecca Joyce BRATCHER.
Pearl Marie BRATCHER was born on 10 Jan 1915 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. She died on 28 Aug 2007. She was buried in Highland Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: George Franklin BRATCHER and Gertrude Mae BUCK.
Spouse: John Charles FORD Sr. John Charles FORD Sr. and Pearl Marie BRATCHER were married on 20 Oct 1935 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. The groom was of Hamilton, the bride of Kingston. Children were: John Charles FORD Jr., Richard Eugene FORD, Ronald Ray FORD.
Quincy "Quince" BRATCHER was born on 6 Dec 1876 in Pattonsburg, Daviess, Missouri. He died on 12 Oct 1935 in Excelsior Springs, Clay, Missouri. He died in a Veteran's Administration health facility in Excelsior Springs; his home was in Pattonsburg. He was buried in Pattonsburg, Daviess, Missouri. He lived in or near Pattonsburg in 1916. He was a service station attendant according to the death certificate. Parents: William Wheeler BRATCHER and America Jane GROOMER.
Spouse: Bertha May MUNN. Children were: daughter BRATCHER.
Ralph Franklin BRATCHER was born on 29 Jan 1913 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. He died on 13 Dec 1913 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. He was buried on 14 Dec 1913 in Mirabile Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: George Franklin BRATCHER and Gertrude Mae BUCK.
Rebecca Joyce BRATCHER was born on 12 Jun 1969. Parents: Paul Dewayne BRATCHER and Eva Gloria COATES.
Spouse: Michael Wayne MORRIS. Michael Wayne MORRIS and Rebecca Joyce BRATCHER were married on 7 Sep 1991.
Spouse: Robert Perry BRUCE. Robert Perry BRUCE and Rebecca Joyce BRATCHER were married on 15 Feb 2003. Children were: Gloria Grace BRUCE.
Robert Dale BRATCHER was born on 11 Jul 1925 in Kingston, Caldwell, Missouri. He died on 6 Mar 2000 in Riverside, Clay, Missouri. Social Security records indicate death was in Independence, Missouri. He was buried in Kingston Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: George Franklin BRATCHER and Gertrude Mae BUCK.
Spouse: Anna Marie WICKAM. Robert Dale BRATCHER and Anna Marie WICKAM were married on 25 Jul 1947. They were divorced.
Robert Eugene BRATCHER was born on 13 Dec 1930 in Hamilton, Caldwell, Missouri. He died on 22 Apr 1931 in Clinton Co., Missouri. He was buried on 23 Apr 1931 in Highland Cemetery, Caldwell, Missouri. Parents: Earl Duffy BRATCHER and Freda MCCLAIN.


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I wouldn't say no to a unicorn mount and/pony pet. It would have to be special though, and yes it would probably be time-limited and about 4k in price. It would have to be special though, and yes it would probably be time-limited and about 4k in price.
The unicorn is a species of horse-like creature living on Azeroth, but, unlike horses, they have a horn growing out of their head. The horns and their bright white color comes from alteration from the Well of Eternity, when a herd of horses was grazing near it before the Sundering.


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Q: How are java swing apps designed these days with respect to MVC architechtural pattern? Back in the day, say from 2001-2004 I wrote several java Swing apps( jdk 1.2- 1.4 ), before annotations were added to the language.
The way we did swing development was pretty straight forward:
create a container/component based model,  arrange components/widgits in panel containers using layout managers, add the panel container to a JFrame Container.
This approach is what they call "monolithic" app these days.
Can anyone point me to a good swing project on github that is considered "good design" and why it is a good design?
I am confused with concepts such as: annotatoins ( jdk 1.5 ), Dependency Injection, Inversion of Control containers and other frameworks/tools they may be using to facilitate proper swing applications.

A: As noted previously, Swing is not used much presently.
However, to assist you I would recommend looking at JavaFX and, if you are interested in moving your Swing app to the web, look at Vaadin.

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TALLINN - Baltic markets were in a state of shock this week to learn that Estonia's economy nearly flattened out in the first quarter of the year on the basis of revised GDP data released by the statistics agency.
The agency announced June 9 that gross domestic product came to a screeching halt, plummeting to 0.1 percent for the three month period. By comparison, in the fourth quarter of 2007 GDP grew 4.5 percent.
The result is a downward revision on an earlier estimate of 0.4 percent, which had surprised most analysts and led many to believe that the revised data would see the figure tick upward.
Nothing of the sort happened, however, and now the verdict is clear: Estonia is undergoing a hard economic landing.
"It is obvious that a hard-landing scenario has already materialized in the Estonian economy," Danske Bank wrote in a research note. "We expect a negative growth performance in 2008 and only marginal improvement in the next year."
Local analysts expressed surprise at the news.
"The result was below our expectations," Hansabank Markets analyst Maris Lauri told the Baltic News Service.
She said she saw a silver lining in the fact that even though private consumption was slightly weaker than expected, investments in plant and equipment were surprisingly strong.
"That offers us hope that the economy will reach the turning point soon," she said, adding that the final growth figure may still change when the Bank of Estonia releases data about the balance of payments at the end of this month.
Ruta Eier, an analyst with SEB Pank, said that the structure of economic growth in the first quarter was full of surprises, the biggest being that the reduction of exports in constant prices had a bigger negative effect than reduced domestic demand.
"On the basis of export growth at current prices we would have expected it to be the component that keeps growth positive. That a reduction took place in constant prices suggests that the prices of exported products have moved up quickly and volumes are actually not increasing," Eier said.


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I hate eggs, but I love breakfast. Something about good coffee, heavy, sweet food, and knowing I still have a whole day ahead of me is incredibly appealing. Sadly, I have yet to find something close to home to fill that void, but luckily, Houston is a huge city with tons of options a bit farther away.
One Sunday, we ended up at Pondicheri for breakfast. It's an Indian restaurant and as someone who loves Indian food but has no idea what makes an Indian breakfast, I was a bit skeptical; I was craving pancakes that particular morning. The menu had crepes, which I decided was close enough, and so we went. For whatever reason, I thought that I would have three separate crepes, so I chose nutella, strawberries, and blueberries as my toppings. When one large crepe arrived, oozing with nutella, I was a little disappointed. It wasn't the restaurant's fault (I should have asked), and I do love nutella, but it's so overpowering, it's all I tasted. Fortunately for me, Andrew didn't realize how large even the side items would be, so we had many other things to try on the table. He got a Morning Thali. There was something eggy in the center of the plate, which I ignored, but the things in small metal dishes surrounding that were amazing - a chutney, some cooked carrots, and some lentils. I ate those on top of the aloo paratha that we ordered, which is a savory, pancake-like thing made from carrots and potatoes. It was delicious and satisfying in a way I wasn't expecting from breakfast.
Another weekend, after trying two different places nearby unsuccessfully for brunch, Andrew and I drove into town to have brunch at Tout Suite. It's close to my office so I get coffee there often and have been for lunch, but this was my first brunch trip. I was craving waffles (pancakes' textured cousin), so my choice was easy. These were fantastic, and waffles are really easy to screw up. They were served with a little whipped cream and some strawberries and blueberries - no syrup needed. They were crisp enough to keep their texture under the toppings and had a different taste to them that Andrew identified as nutmeg in the batter. I was in love. Andrew ordered a Norweigan egg dish, which I even enjoyed a bite of. The eggs were on top of toast and topped with smoked salmon and blood orange creme fraiche - atypical of the norm of bacon and eggs, but still delicious.
The Pondicheri spread, going clockwise from the top: the Morning Thali, a tortilla-esque bread thing perfect for the Thali accompaniments, aloo paratha, my dud of a crepe, and something else Andrew ordered that he thought was small but ended up being a burrito. | Tout Suite waffle - more amazing than it looks in the pic.
A new donut shop just opened in town. The owners of one of my favorite food trucks has closed down (RIP, Shorty Mac) and focused its energy on breakfast. We had time to kill one morning, so we waited in line for 45 minutes to try the donuts and kolaches at Hugs and Donuts. I wasn't in the mood for sweets that day, so I ordered a spinach and artichoke kolache and a lox bagel kolache. The spinach and artichoke was good - flat, with the toppings in the center. The lox bagel kolache was round, with the same toppings as an everything bagel over the top, a dollop of cream cheese in the middle, and a piece of smoked salmon folded over the whole thing. It was good, but not as good as I remember the Everything Kolache from last year's Fluff Bake Bar pop-up being.
While Andrew was out eating barbecue one Sunday, I made plans with friends to check out Lowbrow. I had no idea what to expect, but basically this place was hipster paradise. There was a random western playing on a projector screen and a DJ spinning everything from 80s new wave to 90s hip hop. It was open air (and the weather was fantastic) and tons of weird, Houston-specific kitchsy things adorned the walls. I loved the atmosphere and would go back for that alone. My friend and I shared the special Juicy Lucy burger - stuffed with fontina and topped with arugula and pickled onions - and the churro waffles (just call me Lauren Knope). The burger was great and worth a return try, but the waffles lacked the aforementioned crunch I adore. It was just a fun place, though - definitely a great spot for a little hair of the dog after a rough Saturday night.
Juicy Lucy | Churro waffles, chocolate sauce topping not pictured.
And, since drafting this post, I realized I've eaten waffles twice more - on back-to-back days, no less. Since I was driving out to the southeast side of town, Sarah suggested that we meet at Seabrook Waffle Company. This place only serves waffles topped with all kinds of things and instead of being made with batter, the waffles are made with dough. I wanted something from the savory side of the menu, so mine had peach preserves, bacon, and gorgonzola cheese. I know it sounds weird, but the sweet/savory thing worked really well. I could have lived without the bacon, though. Sarah's waffle had mac and cheese with red pepper flakes and it was good, too. The next day, I had a pecan crusted chicken with a waffle and molasses cream sauce at Pecan Creek Grill, which I have talked about many times. The chicken was great and the waffle was fine, but the cream sauce was kind of awful. I used it sparingly, mostly because I was too lazy to go get myself syrup.
Having to go into town for good breakfast is definitely a first world problem, though one that I wish my suburb would remedy. Who wants to start a diner in northeast Houston? Perhaps we can name it JJ's?
I love breakfast (at any time of the day). And I love the idea of brunch. But I just cannot convince myself to get dressed and leave my apartment on a Saturday or Sunday just for brunch. ;) Maybe I need to make a brunch date with some friends, that would probably motivate me.
I love breakfast. It's my favorite food. I could eat it all day everyday.
Eggs are a huge staple in my diet. I'd be lost without them.
I wish we went out to breakfast more.
Great, now I want a waffle!! Sounds like you and A's next adventure, a bbq inspired breakfast place perhaps? :) I've never had Indian breakfast, sounds so interesting. I so want to try a kolache, they sound so good!
I don't go out to breakfast near enough. The waffles in the last picture look so good! I tend to go for French Toast so the waffles would be a good switch.
brunch is my favourite. i love breakfast food. my girlfriends and i try to get together like once every couple of months (sounds way worse than it is, but that's life) and i eat ALL the food. next time i'm getting waffles haha.
YUM all of your photos just make me want to eat all of it haha. I don't think I've met a breakfast food that I don't like. I like eggs, but people who put hot sauce on them make me side-eye them all day long. BLEGH.
Brunch is heaven on earth. I never tire of it!! And nutmeg in the batter is ALWAYS great for breakfast goods. My dad has always done it and it's a very slight, but delicious difference.


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Modern Portfolio Theory is an economic theory developed by Harry Markowitz in 1952 in his paper "Portfolio Selection", published in the Journal of Finance.
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California metal band ST. ELMO'S FIRE was formed in 1980 by guitarist/songwriter Jeff Jones and original vocalist Tim Allwein. Their popularity was immediate...
California metal band ST. ELMO'S FIRE was formed in 1980 by guitarist/songwriter Jeff Jones and original vocalist Tim Allwein. Their popularity was immediate and within a year they were playing the largest rock clubs in the San Francisco Bay Area opening for acts such as Y&T, Russia and Nazareth among others. In 1982 they embarked on a 4 month Canadian tour and later that year went to LA to record their first single "Really in Love" b/w "Too Bad" . By 1983 ST. ELMO'S FIRE had relocated to Los Angeles and quickly became part of the infamous "Sunset Strip" metal scene in Hollywood during the 80's. They performed regularly at the Roxy Theatre, the Whisky, Gazzarri's, the Troubadour and about every major rock club in Southern California. In 1884 drummer Kris Gustofson joined ST ELMO'S FIRE. Kris had previously been with Bay Area band 'TRAUMA and had recorded their "Scratch and Scream" album . TRAUMA also was Cliff Burton's original band before joining METALLICA. Bassist Simon Evans also came on board. Word of mouth spread about the band and without any promotion at all, ST. ELMO'S FIRE'S 4 song demo began getting airplay and press throughout Europe .But in 1985 original vocalist Tim Allwein left the group and Zane Lazar replaced him . Based on their new found popularity in Europe they were soon signed to a record deal and released their self-titled debut album "ST ELMO'S FIRE" in 1986. It received rave reviews and metal radio loved it just as much as the fans. It topped the metal charts in several countries. In 1988 ST. ELMO'S FIRE completed and released their follow up album "WARNING FROM THE SKY" . Once again it did very well and gained more fans ,especially in Japan and Asia. They also filmed a video of "Caught in the Heartbreak" in Hollywood which received play on MTV and the Skychannel .The band remained in LA the rest of that year writing and trying out the new material in the clubs . They also replaced bassist Evans with Aaron Smith. By 1990 ST. ELMO'S FIRE released "POWERDRIVE" which soon became the bands most popular album up to that point. The reviews were outstanding and once again metal radio in Europe supported it with massive airplay. The band then hit the road in the US doing several tours in 1990 and 1991. Later in '91 ST. ELMO'S Fire returned to the studio ( with bassist Rusty Aven) to record "DESPERATE YEARS" and released it in 1992. Once again the band hit the road and toured the rest of that year as well as releasing another video . After playing their last tour in 1992 (including dates in Mexico ) the band decided to call it quits. Gustofson went on to record with several other bands (including Frank Hannons' Moondog Mane) and Jones had a short lived stint in Vamp Le Stat. "Evil Never Sleeps" is the 5th studio album from St. Elmo's Fire. The band, based in California, has not released a record since 1992. They disbanded the same year. But in 2015 Elmo emerged again due to the overwhelming response to the worldwide re-release of their previous four records on Pure Steel Records.St. Elmo's Fire is once again led by founding member Jeff Jones. The guitarist, producer and songwriter formed the band as a teenager in the late '70s. Elmo later went on to sign several recording contracts which resulted in the release of a highly collectable 45 single "Really in Love" /bw "Too Bad" (1982), and the full length albums "St. Elmo's Fire" (1986), "Warning From The Sky" (1988). "Powerdrive" (1990), and "Desperate Years" (1992). St. Elmo's Fire rises again stronger and better than ever with three new members. Vocalist and frontman Kevin Brady, bassist Chris Stringari, and drummer Tom Frost . All three add a whole new dimension to "EVIL NEVER SLEEPS" and make St. Elmo's Fire a force to be reckoned with once again."EVIL NEVER SLEEPS' is a modern day look at a force as old as mankind.
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Exeter Uni hero donates 3,000 face masks to frontline staff
Mingtao Fu felt he had a responsibility to help the community during the pandemic
Charlotte VowlesCommunity reporter
Hospiscare nurses in their PPE (Image: Hospiscare)
A member of staff at the University of Exeter has made an extraordinary donation to help medical staff working on the frontline.
Mingtao Fu felt so moved by the desperate need for personal protective equipment during the pandemic, that he has made a personal contribution to the Devon community.
He donated 3000 face masks to help Hospiscare doctors and nurses in Devon continue to provide end of life care during the current crisis.
Mingtao, a postgraduate researcher and teaching assistant in the university's College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences, said: "I heard about the lack of face masks as the coronavirus pandemic started to spread in the UK.
"As a member of the University of Exeter, I felt I had a responsibility and wanted to do what I could to help people in the local community."
Hospiscare staff were delighted to receive the donations (Image: Hospiscare)
The University of Exeter Global Partnerships team and Technical Services helped with the logistics, ensuring the mask's safe delivery from China to Devon.
The University team were also able to provide gloves and aprons to the hospice charity who provide specialist care for people who have been diagnosed with a terminal illness.
Mingtao Fu's donation will help frontline health care staff
Mingtao said: "I knew the university would help find a good use for them and I'm delighted they have been valuable to Hospiscare. I sincerely wish that people stay safe and well in Exeter."
Andrew Randall, chief executive at Hospiscare said: "I want to send a very special thank you to Mingtao, the University of Exeter and indeed everyone who has come together to support us during this difficult time.
"We have been in real need of Personal Protective Equipment to protect our doctors and nurses as they continue to care for local people living with a terminal illness, both on our ward and in patients' homes. Our community has not let us down and I thank Mingtao for his generous personal donation."
Professor Sir Steve Smith, vice-chancellor at the University of Exeter said: "I am so proud of Mingtao and the University colleagues who have made this donation possible to Hospiscare. Everyday there is an example of how colleagues and students have gone above and beyond to help the wider community and it is vital that we continue to work together as one community and one world to get through this coronavirus crisis."


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Some Kansas camping spots being reserved are illegally sold on the secondary market
by: Craig Andres
Posted: May 25, 2021 / 09:18 PM CDT / Updated: May 26, 2021 / 10:21 AM CDT
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – Sold out. Camping reservations for places with electricity and hookups at most Kansas state parks are already booked for the holiday weekend.
Kansas Wildlife, Parks & Tourism officials say people are reserving park spots and then selling on a secondary market. So who is doing it?
"That's the question," said Linda Lanterman, director of parks for Kansas Wildlife, Parks & Tourism. "I don't know. They could have done it harmlessly and decided to make a lot of reservations and get them for friends and family. The problem is when they want to do that and resell them, that's not allowed on our state lands."
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Lanterman says there could be fines and court costs if you are caught selling on a secondary market. Some park rangers keep an eye out.
"Oh, yeah, we are at 100% capacity through the weekends," said Jacob Guiot.
Guiot is a park ranger at Elk State Park in southeast Kansas. He says they know some may decide to reserve a spot and sell it on a secondary market.
"We've been monitoring that here at the park," said Guiot. "And if we notice somebody that's not in the site, that they got it from another person, we'll reach out to the individual that has purchased the site beforehand and sold that off."
Lanterman says they are not putting out fines at the moment.
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"We are not issuing any fines right now," said Lanterman. "We are trying to educate first, giving people the benefit of the doubt."
Lanterman also says selling a reservation on the secondary market is a safety issue.
"And for safety purposes, like this weekend, where we could encounter some weather, we like to know who is in that site," said Lanterman. "So if we need to call or make any announcements, we can get ahold of them."
The best advice if you can't get a reservation for a camping site with hookups for electricity is to keep checking back.
"You can also give the park office a call to see if anything opens up," said Lanterman.
Lanterman says there are still plenty of "primitive" sites open if you want to rough it and put up a tent for the holiday weekend.


Let us start by creating a simple text file 'myfile', Content of the file is as follows.
The python script we are going to create will delete a specific line starting with the word defined. The line to be deleted is assigned to the variable "str".
In this script we are going to delete third line which starts with "The", Hence we assign 'str="The"'. You can change this value to any according to your requirement.
3)Assign an array named output.
4)Assign 'str' to line which needs to be deleted.
7)Next step is to open the file again and write data which is saved to "output" array to the same file.
8)Note that in this specific example we are opening the file reading each line and then saving in to output array. Then open same file again and write data to it.
Last step is to call this function deleteLine(). It is very simple and I am not going to confuse you with any other steps. Hope this script will be useful for some of you around .


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– Luis Guajardo, IT Network Engineer, Universal Lighting Technologies, Inc.
As a member of the Panasonic family, Universal Lighting Technologies, Inc. (Universal) is committed to the highest quality, leading edge research and development. With a comprehensive product line and a team of experts standing by to customize its technology to specific needs, Universal can provide the perfect lighting solution to maximize energy savings in any commercial or industrial application, including compact and linear fluorescent ballasts, HID and eHID ballasts, and the complete EVERLINE® family of LED light engines, modules, and drivers.
Universal is a company with multiple locations and is connected by MPLS Wan Network. To analyze the complicated Network, Universal needs a Network analyzer which has intuitive and simple real-time graphic dashboard with deep analysis.
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As a credit union, Credit Union of Denver needs quick identification of potential problems. They use multiple PC based applications as well as 3rd party browser based interfaces that require secure, fast, smooth delivery results. Changes to their environment can lead to negative impact on performance of network related information. Therefore, trying to identify the offending application or network breakdown is an urgent challenge of Credit Union of Denver.
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package mysql

// AllPrivilegeLiteral is the string literal for All Privilege.
const AllPrivilegeLiteral = "ALL PRIVILEGES"

// Priv2Str is the map for privilege to string.
var Priv2Str = map[PrivilegeType]string{
	CreatePriv:            "Create",
	SelectPriv:            "Select",
	InsertPriv:            "Insert",
	UpdatePriv:            "Update",
	DeletePriv:            "Delete",
	ShowDBPriv:            "Show Databases",
	SuperPriv:             "Super",
	CreateUserPriv:        "Create User",
	CreateTablespacePriv:  "Create Tablespace",
	TriggerPriv:           "Trigger",
	DropPriv:              "Drop",
	ProcessPriv:           "Process",
	GrantPriv:             "Grant Option",
	ReferencesPriv:        "References",
	AlterPriv:             "Alter",
	ExecutePriv:           "Execute",
	IndexPriv:             "Index",
	CreateViewPriv:        "Create View",
	ShowViewPriv:          "Show View",
	CreateRolePriv:        "Create Role",
	DropRolePriv:          "Drop Role",
	CreateTMPTablePriv:    "CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES",
	LockTablesPriv:        "LOCK TABLES",
	CreateRoutinePriv:     "CREATE ROUTINE",
	AlterRoutinePriv:      "ALTER ROUTINE",
	EventPriv:             "EVENT",
	ShutdownPriv:          "SHUTDOWN",
	ReloadPriv:            "RELOAD",
	FilePriv:              "FILE",
	ConfigPriv:            "CONFIG",
	UsagePriv:             "USAGE",
	ReplicationClientPriv: "REPLICATION CLIENT",
	ReplicationSlavePriv:  "REPLICATION SLAVE",
	AllPriv:               AllPrivilegeLiteral,
}

// Priv2SetStr is the map for privilege to string.
var Priv2SetStr = map[PrivilegeType]string{
	CreatePriv:         "Create",
	SelectPriv:         "Select",
	InsertPriv:         "Insert",
	UpdatePriv:         "Update",
	DeletePriv:         "Delete",
	DropPriv:           "Drop",
	GrantPriv:          "Grant",
	ReferencesPriv:     "References",
	LockTablesPriv:     "Lock Tables",
	CreateTMPTablePriv: "Create Temporary Tables",
	EventPriv:          "Event",
	CreateRoutinePriv:  "Create Routine",
	AlterRoutinePriv:   "Alter Routine",
	AlterPriv:          "Alter",
	ExecutePriv:        "Execute",
	IndexPriv:          "Index",
	CreateViewPriv:     "Create View",
	ShowViewPriv:       "Show View",
	CreateRolePriv:     "Create Role",
	DropRolePriv:       "Drop Role",
	ShutdownPriv:       "Shutdown Role",
	TriggerPriv:        "Trigger",
}

// SetStr2Priv is the map for privilege set string to privilege type.
var SetStr2Priv = map[string]PrivilegeType{
	"Create":                  CreatePriv,
	"Select":                  SelectPriv,
	"Insert":                  InsertPriv,
	"Update":                  UpdatePriv,
	"Delete":                  DeletePriv,
	"Drop":                    DropPriv,
	"Grant":                   GrantPriv,
	"References":              ReferencesPriv,
	"Lock Tables":             LockTablesPriv,
	"Create Temporary Tables": CreateTMPTablePriv,
	"Event":                   EventPriv,
	"Create Routine":          CreateRoutinePriv,
	"Alter Routine":           AlterRoutinePriv,
	"Alter":                   AlterPriv,
	"Execute":                 ExecutePriv,
	"Index":                   IndexPriv,
	"Create View":             CreateViewPriv,
	"Show View":               ShowViewPriv,
	"Trigger":                 TriggerPriv,
}

// Priv2UserCol is the privilege to mysql.user table column name.
var Priv2UserCol = map[PrivilegeType]string{
	CreatePriv:            "Create_priv",
	SelectPriv:            "Select_priv",
	InsertPriv:            "Insert_priv",
	UpdatePriv:            "Update_priv",
	DeletePriv:            "Delete_priv",
	ShowDBPriv:            "Show_db_priv",
	SuperPriv:             "Super_priv",
	CreateUserPriv:        "Create_user_priv",
	CreateTablespacePriv:  "Create_tablespace_priv",
	TriggerPriv:           "Trigger_priv",
	DropPriv:              "Drop_priv",
	ProcessPriv:           "Process_priv",
	GrantPriv:             "Grant_priv",
	ReferencesPriv:        "References_priv",
	AlterPriv:             "Alter_priv",
	ExecutePriv:           "Execute_priv",
	IndexPriv:             "Index_priv",
	CreateViewPriv:        "Create_view_priv",
	ShowViewPriv:          "Show_view_priv",
	CreateRolePriv:        "Create_role_priv",
	DropRolePriv:          "Drop_role_priv",
	CreateTMPTablePriv:    "Create_tmp_table_priv",
	LockTablesPriv:        "Lock_tables_priv",
	CreateRoutinePriv:     "Create_routine_priv",
	AlterRoutinePriv:      "Alter_routine_priv",
	EventPriv:             "Event_priv",
	ShutdownPriv:          "Shutdown_priv",
	ReloadPriv:            "Reload_priv",
	FilePriv:              "File_priv",
	ConfigPriv:            "Config_priv",
	ReplicationClientPriv: "Repl_client_priv",
	ReplicationSlavePriv:  "Repl_slave_priv",
}

// Col2PrivType is the privilege tables column name to privilege type.
var Col2PrivType = map[string]PrivilegeType{
	"Create_priv":            CreatePriv,
	"Select_priv":            SelectPriv,
	"Insert_priv":            InsertPriv,
	"Update_priv":            UpdatePriv,
	"Delete_priv":            DeletePriv,
	"Show_db_priv":           ShowDBPriv,
	"Super_priv":             SuperPriv,
	"Create_user_priv":       CreateUserPriv,
	"Create_tablespace_priv": CreateTablespacePriv,
	"Trigger_priv":           TriggerPriv,
	"Drop_priv":              DropPriv,
	"Process_priv":           ProcessPriv,
	"Grant_priv":             GrantPriv,
	"References_priv":        ReferencesPriv,
	"Alter_priv":             AlterPriv,
	"Execute_priv":           ExecutePriv,
	"Index_priv":             IndexPriv,
	"Create_view_priv":       CreateViewPriv,
	"Show_view_priv":         ShowViewPriv,
	"Create_role_priv":       CreateRolePriv,
	"Drop_role_priv":         DropRolePriv,
	"Create_tmp_table_priv":  CreateTMPTablePriv,
	"Lock_tables_priv":       LockTablesPriv,
	"Create_routine_priv":    CreateRoutinePriv,
	"Alter_routine_priv":     AlterRoutinePriv,
	"Event_priv":             EventPriv,
	"Shutdown_priv":          ShutdownPriv,
	"Reload_priv":            ReloadPriv,
	"File_priv":              FilePriv,
	"Config_priv":            ConfigPriv,
	"Repl_client_priv":       ReplicationClientPriv,
	"Repl_slave_priv":        ReplicationSlavePriv,
}

// PrivilegeType privilege
type PrivilegeType uint64

// NewPrivFromColumn constructs priv from a column name. False means invalid priv column name.
func NewPrivFromColumn(col string) (PrivilegeType, bool) {
	p, o := Col2PrivType[col]
	return p, o
}

// NewPrivFromSetEnum constructs priv from a set enum. False means invalid priv enum.
func NewPrivFromSetEnum(e string) (PrivilegeType, bool) {
	p, o := SetStr2Priv[e]
	return p, o
}

// String returns the corresponding identifier in SQLs.
func (p PrivilegeType) String() string {
	if s, ok := Priv2Str[p]; ok {
		return s
	}
	return ""
}

// ColumnString returns the corresponding name of columns in mysql.user/mysql.db.
func (p PrivilegeType) ColumnString() string {
	if s, ok := Priv2UserCol[p]; ok {
		return s
	}
	return ""
}

// SetString returns the corresponding set enum string in Table_priv/Column_priv of mysql.tables_priv/mysql.columns_priv.
func (p PrivilegeType) SetString() string {
	if s, ok := Priv2SetStr[p]; ok {
		return s
	}
	return ""
}

const (
	// UsagePriv is a synonym for "no privileges"
	UsagePriv PrivilegeType = 1 << iota
	// CreatePriv is the privilege to create schema/table.
	CreatePriv
	// SelectPriv is the privilege to read from table.
	SelectPriv
	// InsertPriv is the privilege to insert data into table.
	InsertPriv
	// UpdatePriv is the privilege to update data in table.
	UpdatePriv
	// DeletePriv is the privilege to delete data from table.
	DeletePriv
	// ShowDBPriv is the privilege to run show databases statement.
	ShowDBPriv
	// SuperPriv enables many operations and server behaviors.
	SuperPriv
	// CreateUserPriv is the privilege to create user.
	CreateUserPriv
	// TriggerPriv is not checked yet.
	TriggerPriv
	// DropPriv is the privilege to drop schema/table.
	DropPriv
	// ProcessPriv pertains to display of information about the threads executing within the server.
	ProcessPriv
	// GrantPriv is the privilege to grant privilege to user.
	GrantPriv
	// ReferencesPriv is not checked yet.
	ReferencesPriv
	// AlterPriv is the privilege to run alter statement.
	AlterPriv
	// ExecutePriv is the privilege to run execute statement.
	ExecutePriv
	// IndexPriv is the privilege to create/drop index.
	IndexPriv
	// CreateViewPriv is the privilege to create view.
	CreateViewPriv
	// ShowViewPriv is the privilege to show create view.
	ShowViewPriv
	// CreateRolePriv the privilege to create a role.
	CreateRolePriv
	// DropRolePriv is the privilege to drop a role.
	DropRolePriv
	// CreateTMPTablePriv is the privilege to create a temporary table.
	CreateTMPTablePriv
	LockTablesPriv
	CreateRoutinePriv
	AlterRoutinePriv
	EventPriv

	// ShutdownPriv the privilege to shutdown a server.
	ShutdownPriv
	// ReloadPriv is the privilege to enable the use of the FLUSH statement.
	ReloadPriv
	// FilePriv is the privilege to enable the use of LOAD DATA and SELECT ... INTO OUTFILE.
	FilePriv
	// ConfigPriv is the privilege to enable the use SET CONFIG statements.
	ConfigPriv

	// CreateTablespacePriv is the privilege to create tablespace.
	CreateTablespacePriv

	// ReplicationClientPriv is used in MySQL replication
	ReplicationClientPriv
	// ReplicationSlavePriv is used in MySQL replication
	ReplicationSlavePriv

	// AllPriv is the privilege for all actions.
	AllPriv
	/*
	 *  Please add the new priv before AllPriv to keep the values consistent across versions.
	 */

	// ExtendedPriv is used to successful parse privileges not included above.
	// these are dynamic privileges in MySQL 8.0 and other extended privileges like LOAD FROM S3 in Aurora.
	ExtendedPriv
)

// AllPrivMask is the mask for PrivilegeType with all bits set to 1.
// If it's passed to RequestVerification, it means any privilege would be OK.
const AllPrivMask = AllPriv - 1

type Privileges []PrivilegeType

func (privs Privileges) Has(p PrivilegeType) bool {
	for _, cp := range privs {
		if cp == p {
			return true
		}
	}
	return false
}

// AllGlobalPrivs is all the privileges in global scope.
var AllGlobalPrivs = Privileges{SelectPriv, InsertPriv, UpdatePriv, DeletePriv, CreatePriv, DropPriv, ProcessPriv, ReferencesPriv, AlterPriv, ShowDBPriv, SuperPriv, ExecutePriv, IndexPriv, CreateUserPriv, CreateTablespacePriv, TriggerPriv, CreateViewPriv, ShowViewPriv, CreateRolePriv, DropRolePriv, CreateTMPTablePriv, LockTablesPriv, CreateRoutinePriv, AlterRoutinePriv, EventPriv, ShutdownPriv, ReloadPriv, FilePriv, ConfigPriv, ReplicationClientPriv, ReplicationSlavePriv}

// AllDBPrivs is all the privileges in database scope.
var AllDBPrivs = Privileges{SelectPriv, InsertPriv, UpdatePriv, DeletePriv, CreatePriv, DropPriv, ReferencesPriv, LockTablesPriv, CreateTMPTablePriv, EventPriv, CreateRoutinePriv, AlterRoutinePriv, AlterPriv, ExecutePriv, IndexPriv, CreateViewPriv, ShowViewPriv, TriggerPriv}

// AllTablePrivs is all the privileges in table scope.
var AllTablePrivs = Privileges{SelectPriv, InsertPriv, UpdatePriv, DeletePriv, CreatePriv, DropPriv, IndexPriv, ReferencesPriv, AlterPriv, CreateViewPriv, ShowViewPriv, TriggerPriv}

// AllColumnPrivs is all the privileges in column scope.
var AllColumnPrivs = Privileges{SelectPriv, InsertPriv, UpdatePriv, ReferencesPriv}

// StaticGlobalOnlyPrivs is all the privileges only in global scope and different from dynamic privileges.
var StaticGlobalOnlyPrivs = Privileges{ProcessPriv, ShowDBPriv, SuperPriv, CreateUserPriv, CreateTablespacePriv, ShutdownPriv, ReloadPriv, FilePriv, ReplicationClientPriv, ReplicationSlavePriv, ConfigPriv}

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Clean room, breakfast was nice, walking distance to the shops and local market. WiFi was pretty reliable.
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Prima Royale Hotel "Very good"
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Sir Hugh Munro, who died 100 years ago this week, is synonymous with Scotland's highest peaks and the efforts of climbers to scale the country's most challenging peaks. PIC: Scottish Mountaineering Club Image Archive.
Tomorrow marks the 100th anniversary of the death of Sir Hugh Munro, whose name is synonymous with Scotland's highest mountains and the efforts of the most dedicated climbers to get to the top.
Here, Anne Butler, president of the Munro Society, looks at Sir Hugh's remarkable legacy and how it continues to define climbing in Scotland today.
Men of the Narnain Howff. Picutre: JMCS.
Tomorrow marks the 100th anniversary of the death of Sir Hugh Munro. The anniversary is being recognised by the Munro Society in the form of the Munro Legacy Exhibition at the AK Bell Library in Perth until 18 May and, following this, the exhibition will be on display in various other locations in Scotland.
The exhibition tells the story of Scotland's mountains as a source of recreation from its 19th century beginnings to the present day and in particular the contribution of the man whose name is synonymous with the country's highest mountains.
Early day pioneers as well as large scale panoramic mountain landscapes, artefacts of old equipment and clothing in contrast with their modern equivalents will feature in the exhibition.
The society has broadened the theme of the Munro Legacy by tracking what has happened since the birth of Munro's Tables from the early pioneers, through the ensuing decades to the present.
Sir Hugh Munro. PIC: Scottish Mountaineering Club.
For many, climbing all of Scotland's 282 Munros is a lifetime achievement. But who was the man who gave his name to the list of hills in Scotland over 3,000ft?
Sir Hugh Munro was born in Eaton Place, London in 1856 and was educated in Crieff and latterly Winchester and Cambridge. After an early business, diplomatic and military career, he settled down to run the family estate of Lindertis near Kirriemuir. He was well travelled, making trips to Europe, Asia, North America and Africa.
Although not renowned for his technical climbing ability, he was an enthusiastic hillwalker, undertaking long expeditions into the hills, often in winter. His first recorded ascent of a 3,000ft mountain was on Ben Lawers in 1879. He was a founder member and third president of the Scottish Mountaineering Club (SMC).
In 1891, Munro was asked by the SMC to list the mountains in Scotland over 3,000ft. His "Tables, giving all the Scottish mountains exceeding 3,000ft in height", were first published in the SMC Journal No. 6 in 1891. The list comprised 283 separate mountains (Munros) and 255 subsidiary tops, outliers to the main summits, but nonetheless felt by Munro to be worthy of inclusion (Munro Tops) and the list became known as "Munro's Tables".
Munro's Tables which list Scotland's highest mountains. PIC: The Munro Society.
Munro's Tables are divided into 17 sections based on the natural geography of the Highlands. Munro used Ordnance Survey one-inch to the mile maps which only showed heights in contours marked at 250ft intervals and six-inch to the mile maps, which showed spot heights but did not include contours.
The maps were often inaccurate and incomplete. He also utilised Admiralty charts and an aneroid barometer to measure summit heights. Over the next 20 years, Munro worked to refine his list, constantly rechecking data and redefining summits. A second edition of the Tables was published in 1921 with further revisions in 1981, 1984, 1990 and 1997.
Munro did not manage to climb all the hills on his list. He died on 19 March, 1919 at Tarascon, France, during the post-war influenza epidemic whilst running a canteen for Allied forces. He died with three summits still unclimbed.
Once a person has climbed the 282 Munro summits listed in the current edition of Munro's Tables they are said to have "completed" the Munros. The SMC maintain a list of all those who register their completion and become a Munroist.
In 1901 the Rev AE Robertson became the first person known to have climbed all the Munros. Another cleric, the Rev ARG Burn, followed in 1923 becoming the second person to climb the Munros and the first to climb the Munro Tops. Mrs Paddy Hirst became the first woman to complete the Munros in 1947.
During the early part of the 20th century, hillwalking was the preserve of the professional or privileged classes. Munro and his contemporaries often walked at night to avoid disturbing stalking or grouse shooting activities. Early pioneers such as Munro, Robertson and Burn walked exceptional distances, often on multi-day, cross country trips. They stopped overnight with families living in remote glens and relied heavily on the goodwill of Highland folk to put them up and feed them. They made extensive use of the rail network and mail buses and Robertson sometimes used a bicycle to reach remote hills.
During the economic depression of the 1930s, the writings of Alistair Borthwick, Tom Weir and Jock Nimblin opened the eyes of the working class to the great outdoors. Shortage of money led many to camp or to sleep rough in barns, ruined cottages, caves and that most ubiquitous of habitats, the "howff"', with the best-known being found under the Narnain Boulders above Arrochar and the Shelter Stone in the Cairngorms. The Scottish Youth Hostels Association was formed in 1931. WH Murray's book Mountaineering in Scotland, published in 1947, became an inspiration for many to start climbing. Car ownership, improved road access, availability of accommodation, lightweight equipment and increased leisure time, plus the relatively recent availability of guidebooks, online information, mapping software and GPS equipment have all contributed to the ease with which people are able to enjoy the hills. 1961 saw the launch of The Climber and Rambler magazine, the first publication dedicated to mountaineering. This was closely followed by the formation of the Mountain Bothies Association in 1965. There had been a long-standing tradition of unrestricted access to the hills in Scotland – "the right to roam". However, this had no legal status until the adoption of the Land Reform (Scotland) Act (2003), which brought in a new statutory right of responsible access to areas that may have previously been out of bounds for sporting activities.
These factors combined to contribute to the increase in popularity of Munro bagging, though by 1970 only 100 people had completed the Munros. There then followed an explosion in Munroist numbers. The SMC's list of those who register their completion shows an average of 200 people per year, with the total number now standing at almost 6,500, albeit many hillwalkers are known to have climbed all the Munros but have chosen not to register.
The Munro Society was formed in 2002 and is open to anyone who has climbed all the Munros. The society has established itself as an influential voice on matters pertaining to the Scottish mountains and it aims to be "an informed and authoritative body of opinion and influence on the protection of and access to the Munros and their mountain landscape and Scotland's mountains in general". Any Munroists are welcome to join the society at www.themunrosociety.com.
The Munro Society has recently published Scaling the Heights – Measuring Scotland's Mountains, a book which tells the story of the birth of Munro's Tables, subsequent revisions to the list of Munros and the work the society has done with its own Heightings Programme, which involved the re-surveying of hills whose heights were just below or above the 3,000ft level.
David Batty, then president of the Munro Society, was the driving force behind the concept of the exhibition. It is deeply regretted that his sudden death has robbed him of seeing his work's completion.
The Munro Legacy Exhibition is at the AK Bell Library in Perth until 18 May.


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The Script was initially formed as Mytown somewhere in mid 90's by two friends with common interest for American black music namely Mark Sheehan and Danny O'Donoghue. The band named was changed to The Script in 2001, their major influences are music giants like The Police, The Neptunes and U2. They received an award for "Best Selling Irish Act" in 2008 at the World Music Awards. At the Brit Awards 2011 they were nominated as the "Best International Act".
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An Irish rock band The Script came into picture in the year 2001 when the three band members from Dublin having a common interest formed a music band. After signing in a contract with the Sony Label Group, the band members Danny O'Donoghue, Mark Sheehan and Glen Power moved to London. They spent a few years experimenting with the music and polishing their personal singing skills before they released their debut album 'The Script' in 2008. Three singles titled as 'We Cry', 'The Man Who Can't Be Moved' and 'Breakeven' got top chart positions. The band gained instant popularity and received three major awards within a year.
The Script released another successful studio album in 2010, which included a number 1 hit single 'For The First Time'. The band has received great feedback for their music, which is a mixture of pop, rock and soul genres. This relatively new band is widely popular among the teens in particular. The Script's music has been featured on many popular TV shows like Ghost Whisper, The Vampire Diaries, EastEnders, 90210, The Hills and also in some video games. The band has performed on many music festivals and is going to tour in the upcoming year. If you are a rock music fan, then you will definitely love to listen to this flourishing band. Get yourself The Script Washington DC tickets and experience rock music live.
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