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Where are they now? Automotive Stars from TV and Movies
By Brendan McAleer
Ecto-1 from Ghostbusters (2016)
Brendan McAleer
Just out, the new Ghostbusters franchise has an all-new Ectomobile with which to bust ghosts. It's still a Cadillac hearse, but this time a 1980s version. The purists are angry, of course, spewing ectoplasmic rage all over the internet, but given how collectible the original car would be now, maybe the move is not so bad.
And hey, whatever happened to the original Ectomobile? And the DeLorean from Back to the Future, now celebrating its thirtieth anniversary? Where have all the movie and TV star cars of our youth gone?
We went looking.
The Ectomobile
The original Ectomobile is an unusual car for several reasons. It's quite rare, being a single-year example built by custom coachbuilders as a combination ambulance/hearse. Working Cadillac chassis like these were common in small towns, but not many survived.
Also unusual is that there was only a single movie car – it's far more common to have several to make production easier. Instead, Universal Studios only rented the black-primered car you see first in the film, and then had this one built up by the prop department.
It is, as far as can be ascertained, currently sitting in a back lot on the Universal Studios lot. It's been neglected and restored before, the latter being done by CVS, and should be getting put back together for the premiere of the rebooted film. Really, this thing should go in a museum.
Magnum PI's Ferrari 308
Hawaiian shirts. Big moustaches. Alarmingly short shorts. Magnum, PI had it all, from the gorgeous backdrop of Oahu to thrilling mysteries to some pretty decent comedy. Oh, and one thing we all loved was Magnum's borrowed red Ferrari 308.
Remember when Ferraris were beautiful? They've mostly come back to a classic design, but before the wind tunnel came along to wedgify everything, Ferrari's were all swoops and curves. The 308 wasn't really a performance powerhouse – it looked faster than it was – but it captured the imagination anyway.
Tom Selleck was much too tall for the svelte 308, so the seat rails were removed and the seat bolted right to the floor. The crew used several cars, and most can be identified by this modification. One can be found in the basement of the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles, and it's often out on display.
The Back to The Future DeLorean
DeLorean DMC-12s are actually relatively common by classic car standards. Something like 6,000 of them are still floating around out there. If you want to have a version like Marty McFly, you'll need to start with a 5-speed version with the gray interior. And then add flux capacitor, obviously.
Something like five DeLoreans were used in production, and three survived. The main one, car A, survives at Universal Studios' lot, and the other two are there as well, reportedly in pieces. Bits of them were used to make other replica and promotional machines, but at least the hero car survived.
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Mad Max Falcon Pursuit Interceptor
Most of the Australian Fords used in the filming of the original Mad Max movie got sent to the crusher. Too bad. They weren't valuable back then, but recently prices have been driven through the roof by collectors.
The black, menacing Pursuit Special escaped the crushers and was converted to road-spec for promotional events. It toured around Australia for a bit, and was then put up for sale.
Nobody wanted it. Thus, it ended up sticking around for the sequel, and was converted with a gutted interior and big auxiliary fuel tanks out back. When filming was over, it got sent to the scrapyard.
But again the Interceptor escaped death, getting shunted around from owner to owner in progressively worse condition. Eventually, it was partially restored and repainted a shiny black, and now resides in the Miami Auto Museum.
Miami Vice Ferrari Testarossa
Speaking of Miami, is there anything more 1980s than a white Testarossa and a pastel suit? At first, Miami Vice used a Corvette-based Ferrari Daytona replica, but when Enzo Ferrari got wind of this, he sent them two real black Testarossas to use. They blew the replica up in spectacular fashion, painted the two Testarossas white, and never looked back.
One of them just popped up for auction actually – when a car's this valuable, they tend to get preserved. Hopefully, it too will end up in a museum on display, rather than hidden away in some kingpin's collection.
The A-Team GMC Vandura
I pity the fool who decided to let the A-Team's stunt van rot on the back lot of Universal Studios. That's right, just like the Ecto-1 and the DeLorean, these props simply fell into disrepair. However, of the two original A-Team vans out there, one survives.
Just like the Mad Max Falcon, it's in the Miami Automotive Museum's collection. Once part of a large UK collection called Cars Of The Stars, it was bought up and transferred to America's retirement capital. It sounds like it was lucky to survive.
Knight Rider's KITT
Don't hassle the Hoff', or you'll have to deal with his car. Years before autonomous driving was a thing, the Knight Industries Two Thousand smooth-talked its way into our hearts. An interesting side note: the scanning lightbar used up front is a carryover from those found on the Cylons from Battlestar Galactica.
Twenty-three cars were used in filming, and it looks like all of them made it through, even with all the stunts they were used in. Unfortunately, when the shop wrapped, it was junk pile time. Only five survived the cull, and they're scattered in private collections around the globe, from Australia to the UK.
Dukes of Hazzard General Lee
Bridge out! Is there any better sign? Time for them Duke boys to learn how to fly – or start flappin' their arms.
The trail of destruction wrought by the stunts performed on the TV show Dukes of Hazzard is legendary, with hundreds of cars wrecked and destroyed. But as for the original hero car seen in the pilot – somehow, it still survives.
Currently, it belongs to PGA golfer Bubba Watson – and if any car deserved to be owned by a Bubba, it's this one. But there's a controversy a-brewin'.
The General Lee, as you will no doubt remember, isn't just painted orange, it's got a giant Confederate Flag on the roof. The flag's been at the centre of a firestorm of controversy, to the point where Dukes of Hazzard toys are getting pulled off the shelves. Watson plans to paint over the roof of his General Lee with a full-sized American flag.
Rockford Files Pontiac Firebird Esprit
There's a lot to like about rumpled Jim Rockford: the way he can roll with a punch, his dogged determination and sense of humour, oh, and the way he always manages to pull a J-turn in every episode.
Actor James Garner did most of his own stunts on the show, and they went through about three Pontiacs per season. The brown Esprit wasn't a top-of-the-line car, but something accessible to a down-on-his-luck private investigator. Happily, many of the cars have survived, and are in the hands of collectors.
Smokey and the Bandit Trans-Am
"Never meet your heroes" might have been written about this car. With just 200 hp from an emissions-strangled 6.6L V8 lump, the Bandit car was Smokey and mirrors. Happily, there was nothing to prevent backyard mechanics from turning up the wick and running from the Bear in the Air.
The original cars used in production are still floating around out there, but more interesting is Burt Reynold's personal Trans-Am, used during promotions for the film. It recently sold at auction for a whopping $450,000, letting Burt make out like a Bandit, one last time.
Hawaii 5-0 Mercury Marquis
Once, Jack Lord ruled the island with it. Now, Detective McGarrett has a new ride. But he's still got the old one too!
Still on screen after forty years, the dusty black splendour of the Hawaii 5-0 Mercury can be seen in the rebooted show, making frequent cameos. It hasn't just survived, it's still in show business.
It currently belongs to Jack Lord's stunt double, who has lent it to the current production crew of Five-0. The hope is that it'll some day be restored and kept for posterity.
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About Brendan McAleer
Brendan McAleer is a Vancouver-based automotive writer, a member of AJAC and a ginger.
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 Kenneth Salters (* 1978), US-amerikanischer Jazzmusiker
 Lisa Salters (* 1966), US-amerikanische Journalistin
 Robert Salters, US-amerikanischer Boxer

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Matthew Parrish: Circles
Updated April 25, 2019 – By Harvey Siders
For his debut recording as a leader, bassist Matthew Parrish has put together an impressive pastiche of his lineage (Ray Brown to Christian McBride); his studies at Rutgers University (Kenny Barron and Larry Ridley); his varied experience as a sideman (Clark Terry, Sweets Edison, Wynton Marsalis); and above all, his U.S./European tour with Al Grey, from 1997 until the trombonist's death in 2000. Circle is dedicated to Grey.
Now becoming a fixture in the New York/Philly club and studio scenes (he lives in Yardley, Pa., giving him access to both), this CD should solidify Parrish's reputation for composing, arranging and playing any idiom that swings.
There are eight originals by Parrish, plus three of his arrangements: a hip-hopping makeover of "Seven Steps to Heaven," a Calypsofied version of "Go Tell It On the Mountain," where Parrish carries the melody for the gospel shouter, and a bonus cut of Duke Ellington's "Flirtibird." The title tune is a jazz-waltz filled with Parrish pedal points used as jumping off points for that wide-sweeping, triplet-laced Ray Brown sound. The obvious tribute, "This One's for Al," captures Grey's well-loved musical sense of humor.
Parrish has near-flawless intonation, and when he needs a big tone he can summon it. Ordinarily, he just blends in with pianist Vincent Bourgeyx and drummer Steve Haas, but Parrish still manages to drive them. As for tenor saxophonist Joel Frahm, his horn is so galvanizing he nearly steals the thunder from Parrish.
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Merton Council calls on community to get involved and back its bid to become Borough of Culture
25 August 2017 · by Merton SW	· in Arts and culture, Environment & Regeneration dept, My Merton, News stories, Website.	·
Merton Council believes it has what it takes to be crowned London's 'Borough of Culture' in an exciting initiative recently launched by the Mayor of London.
Two of the capital's 32 boroughs will hold the title in 2019 and 2020 hosting a series of events throughout the year that celebrate the spirit of their communities.
To be in with a chance of winning, the bids must meet the following three criteria: celebrating creativity, making an impact and deliverability.
The two winners will share a £1million pot with a further six boroughs receiving funding for specific projects.
The council has published a short questionnaire available on the council's website to capture thoughts and ideas from creative providers, groups and individuals.
Response to the questionnaires should be returned to culture@merton.gov.uk Deadline for returns is 8 September.
Cllr Nick Draper, Merton Council's cabinet member for Community and Culture, says the community's involvement is crucial as it begins looking at potential ideas and projects.
Cllr Draper said: "This will be a fierce competition and Merton will be competing against boroughs with more money and resources.
"However, we have talent coming out of our ears in this borough and, if the council can work with its partners from the voluntary and private sectors to put together a strong, imaginative bid, we will be a force to be reckoned with".
Organisers say a good example of a past cultural project was Cardiff which created the City of the Unexpected to celebrate the centenary of writer Roald Dahl, one of its most celebrated sons.
Cllr Draper added: "We have a vast array of talent in the arts, cultural areas, leisure and heritage as well as a range of culturally diverse communities to call upon and it is with these parties that we can put forward a bid to match any in London irrespective of the tough economic climate.
"It is a challenge but I believe the people of Merton are up for it and look forward to hearing from them."
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package dk.statsbiblioteket.medieplatform.autonomous;

import dk.statsbiblioteket.doms.central.connectors.EnhancedFedora;
import dk.statsbiblioteket.doms.central.connectors.fedora.ChecksumType;
import dk.statsbiblioteket.doms.central.connectors.fedora.structures.ObjectProfile;
import org.mockito.ArgumentCaptor;
import org.mockito.Matchers;
import org.mockito.Mockito;
import org.testng.Assert;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

import javax.xml.bind.JAXBException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.ConcurrentModificationException;
import java.util.Date;

import static org.testng.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.testng.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.testng.Assert.assertTrue;
import static org.testng.Assert.fail;

public class NewspaperDomsEventStorageTest {

    public static final String BATCH_ID = "400022028241";
    public static final int ROUND_TRIP_NUMBER = 1;

    @Test
    public void testAddEventToBatch3() throws Exception {
        ArrayList<String> log = new ArrayList<>();
        FedoraMockupEmpty fedora = new FedoraMockupEmpty(log);

        DomsEventStorage<Batch> doms = new NewspaperDomsEventStorage(fedora,
                                                                            PremisManipulatorFactory.TYPE,
                                                                            NewspaperDomsEventStorageFactory.BATCH_TEMPLATE,
                                                                            NewspaperDomsEventStorageFactory.ROUND_TRIP_TEMPLATE,
                                                                            NewspaperDomsEventStorageFactory.HAS_PART,
                                                                            DomsEventStorageFactory.EVENTS,
                                                                            new BatchItemFactory());

        doms.appendEventToItem(new Batch(BATCH_ID, ROUND_TRIP_NUMBER + 1),
                                   "agent",
                                   new Date(0),
                                   "Details here",
                                   "Data_Received",
                                   true);

        Assert.assertEquals(8, log.size());
        for (String s : log) {
            Assert.assertNotSame(s, AbstractFedoraMockup.UNEXPECTED_METHOD);
            System.out.println(s);
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testAddEventToBatch1() throws Exception {
        ArrayList<String> log = new ArrayList<>();
        FedoraMockupEmpty fedora = new FedoraMockupEmpty(log);

        DomsEventStorage<Batch> doms = new NewspaperDomsEventStorage(fedora,
                                                                            PremisManipulatorFactory.TYPE,
                                                                            NewspaperDomsEventStorageFactory.BATCH_TEMPLATE,
                                                                            NewspaperDomsEventStorageFactory.ROUND_TRIP_TEMPLATE,
                                                                            NewspaperDomsEventStorageFactory.HAS_PART,
                                                                            DomsEventStorageFactory.EVENTS,
                                                                            new BatchItemFactory());

        doms.appendEventToItem(new Batch(BATCH_ID, ROUND_TRIP_NUMBER),
                                   "agent",
                                   new Date(0),
                                   "Details here",
                                   "Data_Received",
                                   true);

        Assert.assertEquals(8, log.size());
        for (String s : log) {
            Assert.assertNotSame(s, AbstractFedoraMockup.UNEXPECTED_METHOD);
            System.out.println(s);
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testAddEventToBatch2() throws Exception {
        ArrayList<String> log = new ArrayList<>();
        FedoraMockupEmpty fedora = new FedoraMockupBatchNoRoundTripObject(log);
        DomsEventStorage<Batch> doms = new NewspaperDomsEventStorage(fedora,
                                                                     PremisManipulatorFactory.TYPE,
                                                                     NewspaperDomsEventStorageFactory.BATCH_TEMPLATE,
                                                                     NewspaperDomsEventStorageFactory.ROUND_TRIP_TEMPLATE,
                                                                     NewspaperDomsEventStorageFactory.HAS_PART,
                                                                     DomsEventStorageFactory.EVENTS,
                                                                     new BatchItemFactory());

        doms.appendEventToItem(new Batch(BATCH_ID, ROUND_TRIP_NUMBER),
                                   "agent",
                                   new Date(0),
                                   "Details here",
                                   "Data_Received",
                                   true);

        Assert.assertEquals(log.size(), 3);
        for (String s : log) {
            Assert.assertNotSame(s, AbstractFedoraMockup.UNEXPECTED_METHOD);
            System.out.println(s);
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testCreateBatchRoundTrip() throws Exception {
        ArrayList<String> log = new ArrayList<>();
        FedoraMockupEmpty fedora = new FedoraMockupEmpty(log);
        NewspaperDomsEventStorage doms = new NewspaperDomsEventStorage(fedora,
                                                                              PremisManipulatorFactory.TYPE,
                                                                              NewspaperDomsEventStorageFactory.BATCH_TEMPLATE,
                                                                              NewspaperDomsEventStorageFactory.ROUND_TRIP_TEMPLATE,
                                                                              NewspaperDomsEventStorageFactory.HAS_PART,
                                                                              DomsEventStorageFactory.EVENTS,
                                                                              new BatchItemFactory());
        doms.createBatchRoundTrip(new Batch(BATCH_ID, ROUND_TRIP_NUMBER).getFullID());
        Assert.assertEquals(log.size(), 6);
        for (String s : log) {
            Assert.assertNotSame(s, AbstractFedoraMockup.UNEXPECTED_METHOD);
            System.out.println(s);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Tests the case where we remove all events after the first error.
     *
     * @throws Exception
     */
    @Test
    public void testTriggerWorkflowRestartFromError() throws Exception {
        EnhancedFedora enhancedFedora = Mockito.mock(EnhancedFedora.class);
        ObjectProfile objectProfile = new ObjectProfile();
        objectProfile.setObjectLastModifiedDate(new Date());
        Mockito.when(enhancedFedora.getObjectProfile(Matchers.anyString(), Matchers.anyLong()))
               .thenReturn(objectProfile);
        PremisManipulator manipulator = getPremisManipulator();
        Mockito.when(enhancedFedora.getXMLDatastreamContents(Matchers.anyString(),
                                                                    Matchers.anyString(),
                                                                    Matchers.anyLong()))
               .thenReturn(manipulator.toXML());
        ArrayList<String> pids = new ArrayList<>();
        pids.add("uuid:thepid");
        Mockito.when(enhancedFedora.findObjectFromDCIdentifier(Matchers.anyString())).thenReturn(pids);

        Mockito.doReturn(new Date())
               .when(enhancedFedora)
               .modifyDatastreamByValue(Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.any(ChecksumType.class),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.any(byte[].class),
                                               Matchers.anyListOf(String.class),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyLong());

        DomsEventStorage<Batch> doms = new DomsEventStorage<>(enhancedFedora, PremisManipulatorFactory.TYPE,
                                                            DomsEventStorageFactory.EVENTS,
                                                            new BatchItemFactory());
        //Make the call
        int eventsRemoved = doms.triggerWorkflowRestartFromFirstFailure(new Batch("foo", 3));
        assertEquals(eventsRemoved, 6);
        //The captor is used to capture the modified datastream so it can be examined to see if it has been
        //correctly modfied
        ArgumentCaptor<byte[]> captor = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(byte[].class);

        //There should be two calls to each of these methods, once for each attempt
        Mockito.verify(enhancedFedora)
               .modifyDatastreamByValue(Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.any(ChecksumType.class),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               captor.capture(),
                                               Matchers.anyListOf(String.class),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyLong());

        //The failed events should have been stripped from the xml
        String newXml = new String(captor.getValue());
        assertTrue(newXml.contains("e1"));
        assertTrue(newXml.contains("e2"));
        assertFalse(newXml.contains("e3"));
        assertFalse(newXml.contains("e4"));
        assertFalse(newXml.contains("e5"));
        assertFalse(newXml.contains("e6"));
        assertFalse(newXml.contains("e7"));
        assertFalse(newXml.contains("e8"));
    }

    /**
     * Tests the case where we remove all events after a given event.
     *
     * @throws Exception
     */
    @Test
    public void testTriggerWorkflowRestartFromNamedEvent() throws Exception {
        EnhancedFedora enhancedFedora = Mockito.mock(EnhancedFedora.class);
        ObjectProfile objectProfile = new ObjectProfile();
        objectProfile.setObjectLastModifiedDate(new Date());
        Mockito.when(enhancedFedora.getObjectProfile(Matchers.anyString(), Matchers.anyLong()))
               .thenReturn(objectProfile);
        PremisManipulator manipulator = getPremisManipulator();
        Mockito.when(enhancedFedora.getXMLDatastreamContents(Matchers.anyString(),
                                                                    Matchers.anyString(),
                                                                    Matchers.anyLong()))
               .thenReturn(manipulator.toXML());
        ArrayList<String> pids = new ArrayList<>();
        pids.add("uuid:thepid");
        Mockito.when(enhancedFedora.findObjectFromDCIdentifier(Matchers.anyString())).thenReturn(pids);

        Mockito.doReturn(new Date())
               .when(enhancedFedora)
               .modifyDatastreamByValue(Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.any(ChecksumType.class),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.any(byte[].class),
                                               Matchers.anyListOf(String.class),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyLong());

        DomsEventStorage<Batch> doms = new DomsEventStorage<>(enhancedFedora, PremisManipulatorFactory.TYPE,
                                                            DomsEventStorageFactory.EVENTS,
                                                            new BatchItemFactory());
        //Make the call
        int eventsRemoved = doms.triggerWorkflowRestartFromFirstFailure(new Batch("foo", 3), "e5");
        assertEquals(eventsRemoved, 4);
        //The captor is used to capture the modified datastream so it can be examined to see if it has been
        //correctly modfied
        ArgumentCaptor<byte[]> captor = ArgumentCaptor.forClass(byte[].class);

        //There should be two calls to each of these methods, once for each attempt
        Mockito.verify(enhancedFedora)
               .modifyDatastreamByValue(Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.any(ChecksumType.class),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               captor.capture(),
                                               Matchers.anyListOf(String.class),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyLong());

        //The failed events should have been stripped from the xml
        String newXml = new String(captor.getValue());
        assertTrue(newXml.contains("e1"));
        assertTrue(newXml.contains("e2"));
        assertTrue(newXml.contains("e3"));
        assertTrue(newXml.contains("e4"));
        assertFalse(newXml.contains("e5"));
        assertFalse(newXml.contains("e6"));
        assertFalse(newXml.contains("e7"));
        assertFalse(newXml.contains("e8"));
    }

    /**
     * This tests that if the attempt to modify the EVENTS datastream keeps failing then the code will give up after
     * the specified number of attempts.
     *
     * @throws Exception
     */
    @Test
    public void testTriggerWorkflowRestartFails() throws Exception {
        EnhancedFedora enhancedFedora = Mockito.mock(EnhancedFedora.class);
        ObjectProfile objectProfile = new ObjectProfile();
        objectProfile.setObjectLastModifiedDate(new Date());
        Mockito.when(enhancedFedora.getObjectProfile(Matchers.anyString(), Matchers.anyLong()))
               .thenReturn(objectProfile);
        PremisManipulator manipulator = getPremisManipulator();
        Mockito.when(enhancedFedora.getXMLDatastreamContents(Matchers.anyString(),
                                                                    Matchers.anyString(),
                                                                    Matchers.anyLong()))
               .thenReturn(manipulator.toXML());
        ArrayList<String> pids = new ArrayList<>();
        pids.add("uuid:thepid");
        Mockito.when(enhancedFedora.findObjectFromDCIdentifier(Matchers.anyString())).thenReturn(pids);

        //This ensure that the call always throws the exception
        Mockito.doThrow(new ConcurrentModificationException())
               .when(enhancedFedora)
               .modifyDatastreamByValue(Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.any(ChecksumType.class),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.any(byte[].class),
                                               Matchers.anyListOf(String.class),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyLong());

        DomsEventStorage<Batch> doms = new DomsEventStorage<>(enhancedFedora, PremisManipulatorFactory.TYPE,
                                                            DomsEventStorageFactory.EVENTS,
                                                            new BatchItemFactory());
        int eventsRemoved = doms.triggerWorkflowRestartFromFirstFailure(new Batch("foo", 3));
        assertEquals(-1,eventsRemoved);
        Mockito.verify(enhancedFedora)
               .modifyDatastreamByValue(Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.any(ChecksumType.class),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.any(byte[].class),
                                               Matchers.anyListOf(String.class),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyString(),
                                               Matchers.anyLong());
    }

    /**
     * Get a Premis object with some successful and some failed events.
     *
     * @throws JAXBException
     */
    private PremisManipulator getPremisManipulator() throws JAXBException {
        PremisManipulatorFactory<Batch> factory = new PremisManipulatorFactory<>(PremisManipulatorFactory.TYPE,
                                                                                new BatchItemFactory());
        PremisManipulator manipulator = factory.createInitialPremisBlob(Batch.formatFullID(BATCH_ID,
                                                                                ROUND_TRIP_NUMBER));
        manipulator = manipulator.appendEvent("me", new Date(100), "details here", "e1", true);
        manipulator = manipulator.appendEvent("me", new Date(200), "details here", "e2", true);
        manipulator = manipulator.appendEvent("me", new Date(300), "details here", "e3", false);
        manipulator = manipulator.appendEvent("me", new Date(400), "details here", "e4", true);
        manipulator = manipulator.appendEvent("me", new Date(500), "details here", "e5", true);
        manipulator = manipulator.appendEvent("me", new Date(600), "details here", "e6", false);
        manipulator = manipulator.appendEvent("me", new Date(700), "details here", "e7", true);
        manipulator = manipulator.appendEvent("me", new Date(800), "details here", "e8", true);
        return manipulator;
    }
}

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'Bit of a strange one' – 30-year-old seeking Nottingham Forest exit: The verdict
Ned Holmes
This article is part of Football League World's 'The Verdict' series, which provides personal opinions from the FLW writers regarding the latest breaking news, teams, players, managers, potential signings and more…
Nottingham Forest striker Miguel Angel Guerrero is looking to terminate his contract after just short of four months at the East Midlands club, according to a report from Alpha Fresh Press.
The 30-year-old has struggled to make much of an impact so far, failing to add a goal or an asssit in his nine appearances, and has been linked with Greek side Aris Thessanoliki recently.
A report from Alpha Fresh Press has now claimed that Guerrero is looking to terminate his contract at the City Ground, which is set to run until summer 2022.
We asked FLW writers for their thoughts on the situation…
George Harbey
It's a bit of a strange one, but in truth, you can't really blame him.
When he first arrived at Forest, many fans billed him as a target man, but he's proved to be anything but.
He has shown flashes of his quality as a number 10 against Wycombe and Barnsley, but hasn't been able to show that consistently, hence why he's lost his place in the side.
With Brennan Johnson also thriving out on loan, he also gives Hughton a potentially useful option for the long-term, so you can't see Guerrero featuring a lot going forward.
He's 30 now and needs to be playing regularly, hence why he's probably looking to terminate his contract.
It represents another questionable signing made by the club.
Did these 20 things happen to Nottingham Forest in 2020?
Finished the 19-20 season in 7th position
This is a strange one.
Miguel Guerrero is a player who has barely had time to settle at the City Ground and already he's being linked with a move away.
Having made nine appearances, he's been in and out of the first team set-up which could play a part in why he's feeling so unsettled.
At 30 years of age he clearly wants to be playing regularly, but that's not happened.
With this Forest have a big decision to make. Ripping up his contract would be a big statement after a big summer in the transfer market and something that is bound to unsettle supporters.
However, if it frees up funds to bring in new players then it could make sense.
It's just not happened for him since arriving at the City Ground and for that reason I can perhaps understand why he would want to get out.
A move back to Greece with Aris would surely appeal to the striker as it is a country in which he enjoyed one of the more potent stints of his career to date.
With the likes of Lyle Taylor and Lewis Grabban largely holding down spots up front under Chris Hughton, Guerrero's days in a Forest shirt seem numbered.
Add to this that the club are seemingly looking to cut costs, it seems like there is only one way in which this one is going to go.
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Article title: 'Bit of a strange one' – 30-year-old seeking Nottingham Forest exit: The verdict


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Buttigieg: Trump census reversal a 'face-saving' recognition that 'he's been on the wrong side'
By Rachel Frazin - 07/11/19 10:23 PM EDT
South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg Peter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegNashville radio host blocked by employer from airing his interview with Buttigieg Buttigieg says white supremacy could be 'issue that ends this country' Biden's lead narrows in early voting states: poll MORE on Thursday lambasted President Trump Donald John TrumpChelsea Clinton announces birth of third child Ukrainian officials and Giuliani are sharing back-channel campaign information: report Trump attacks 'the Squad' as 'racist group of troublemakers' MORE's reversal on previous plans to push for a citizenship question on the 2020 census, calling the move a "face-saving way to recognize that he's been on the wrong side."
Buttigieg, a Democratic presidential hopeful, said in an interview with CNN that Trump's decision earlier Thursday to drop his administration's effort to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census shows that the president is "recognizing reality and backing down."
"It sounds like a face-saving way to recognize that he's been on the wrong side of the law throughout," he said. "There are any number of ways to do research on issues like immigration, but tinkering with the census was clearly racially and politically motivated."
"It's why it was held to be unlawful by the courts," Buttigieg added. "And it sounds — although he changes his mind from day to day, so you don't really know for sure but — it sounds like he was at least at last recognizing reality and backing down."
Trump said Thursday that he would issue an executive order requiring federal agencies to provide the Commerce Department information on citizens and noncitizens in the United States. The move came after the Supreme Court ruled late last month that a citizenship question could not be added to the 2020 census because the administration's reasoning — that the question was necessary to help enforce the Voting Rights Act — was "contrived."
Trump's plan had faced intense scrutiny from those who warned that the question could lead to an undercount by discouraging participation among immigrants and citizens who fear they could expose undocumented family members. Possible undercounts, critics warned, may cause certain areas to lose out on federal funding and have their congressional districts unfavorably redrawn.
The proposal faced further scrutiny after evidence showed that a Republican redistricting strategist played a significant role in the Trump administration's efforts to add a citizenship question to the census, undercutting the administration's argument that the question is needed to enforce the Voting Rights Act.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren Elizabeth Ann WarrenWarren warns another 'economic crash' is coming The Hill's Morning Report — Mueller Time: Dems, GOP ready questions for high-stakes testimony Biden's lead narrows in early voting states: poll MORE (D-Mass.), a fellow 2020 contender, also took aim at Trump's reversal on Thursday, quipping, "Wow, he's going to follow the law?"
"This is not about trying to find out real information about citizenship and non-citizenship in America. This is just about trying to stir up more hate. To try to get some more people excited," she added.
Tags Pete Buttigieg Donald Trump Elizabeth Warren Census Census citizenship question 2020 election 2020 Democratic primary


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Forty-four years later, after circling the globe with the U.S. Department of State, often helping to rebuild war-torn countries, Alexander will tell her story through a photography exhibit slated for EKU's Giles (Upper) Gallery Oct. 1-25. An opening reception, featuring remarks from Alexander at 6 p.m., will be held on Thursday, Oct. 4, from 5 to 7 p.m. The reception will also recognize EKU Foundation Professor David Afsah-Mohallatee, a member of the EKU art and design faculty, whose sabbatical exhibition will concurrently occupy the lower gallery. For Giles Gallery hours, visit art.eku.edu/fred-parker-giles-gallery.
Alexander's exhibit, titled "Surviving War, Building Peace: The Grace of Places," consists of approximately 100 photographs from 1974 through 2016 that document the EKU graduate's incredible journey from her time as a first-generation college student and Fulbright Scholar working alongside Mother Teresa in India, to her career stops in Bosnia, Afghanistan and various other nations that benefited from her selfless, and sometimes dangerous service.
"The photos are created, obviously, from my eye, my insights, some striking, some emotive, some narrative," said Alexander, who now resides in Lexington. "These are not the photos of death, combat, destruction, sadness or tragedy, but the making peace in Bosnia and Afghanistan. And with myself.
In her role as diplomat and field program manager, Alexander oversaw democratization initiatives designed to stabilize communities, restart government services and rebuild institutions in crisis-ridden and war-ravaged countries. She became one of the state department's longest-serving officers in Afghanistan, where she labored approximately a decade, long enough to survive three roadside bombings. Alexander's work also took her to dozens of other countries, including Russia (Siberia), Belarus, Ukraine, Malta, Albania, Kosovo, Serbia, Croatia, Iraq, Turkey, Pakistan, Thailand, Indonesia, Rwanda, Somalia and South Africa. On some occasions, she was overseeing elections and helping to develop citizenship skills and political participation among the local people. Other visits were security-related. Some days, she lived in tents or mud huts alongside soldiers. On others, she rubbed shoulders with heads of state and military leaders worldwide.
"Traveling with a camera gave me a certain emotional and visual distance when seeing the death, destruction and damages of war, buffering a direct view into loss and hurt," Alexander said. "A camera allowed me often to step into a situation that typically a woman would have been unwelcome, particularly in Afghanistan. In reviewing all my photos in preparation for the exhibit, I've been forced to grapple with the losses, the years away, the challenges of often being the only woman traveling in the countryside, or the only civilian woman living with the military troops, and with the sense of disappointment as the Afghanistan war drags on.
"Wars are not fought only by military troops," she emphasized. "The nature of war and rebuilding have changed significantly since World War II, and we have thousands of civilians who go to war with our armed forces. There is little acknowledgement of their service, nor services to assist them. This is not a predominant part of my exhibit but is suggested in the questions I pose in my photo notes. I hope some viewers think about what it means to 'nation-build' or help rebuild a country after conflict and genocide. I want us to think about resilience, too. What is it that we all do, or can do, that helps us keep a balance, to overcome hard times or difficult experiences?
To read a Spring 2017 EKU Magazine article on Dr. Alexander, visit stories.eku.edu/people/forever-changed-streets-calcutta.
This work, consisting of re-purposed paperback books, string and wood, is among the creations of EKU Foundation Professor of Art & Design David Afsah-Mohallatee to be featured in the Giles Lower Gallery Oct 1-25.


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Colu (CLN) Ends its Blockchain Project, Token Buyback Begins Shortly
Reading Time: 2 minutes by Ogwu Osaemezu Emmanuel on August 13, 2019 Altcoins
Colu (CLN), a distributed ledger technology (DLT) project that claims to be focused on promoting positive economic and social change in local communities, has decided to end its blockchain project and has promised to buy back all its native CLN tokens sold during its initial coin offering (ICO), according to a press release on August 12, 2019.
Colu (CLN) Calls it Quits
In a first of its kind, Colu, a Gibraltar-based blockchain project from the stables of the Colu Group, dedicated to helping local communities ease their financial burdens via its CLN altcoin, has decided to call it a day and has offered to repurchase all its tokens sold to investors during its ICO held in February 2018.
As stated in its press release, in the past few months, Colu has partnered with several municipalities around the world and it now wishes to pursue other endeavors that may not align smoothly with its existing blockchain project.
Colu says its new partners include the Belfast City Council, which aims to use its native Belfast Coin to reward residents when they carry out certain positive acts like shopping at local stores, promoting healthy living, undertaking civic activities and more.
Also, the Colu Group claims it has partnered with the Israeli city of Tel Aviv-Yafo, which also rewards residents for patronizing and strengthening local startups via the Colu app.
Colu said:
"The Colu Group has achieved significant success working with municipalities around the world, including huge opportunities it wishes to pursue. However, the CLN project poses critical regulatory and technical challenges to this work, as such Colu Group has decided to align its operations accordingly."
Dumping Blockchain Technology
The Colu team has also revealed that it's now pioneering non-blockchain based fundraisers for local non-governmental organizations to strengthen the local communities and its currently holding talks with several other municipalities across the globe to introduce such initiatives.
The team says it has already discussed with the largest purchasers of its CLN token and they support its decision. Against that backdrop, Colu will now repurchase all 54 million CLN tokens sold during its ICO as well as those purchased on the secondary market by investors.
Ether (ETH) will be the primary medium of exchange during the token buyback event which will be conducted via a dedicated website over a 90-day period and the website will be announced soon.
Interested CLN token holders will be subject to know-your-customer (KYC) and anti-money-laundering (AML) checks. Importantly, the team has made it clear that only token holders from supported jurisdictions will be eligible to sell their CLN tokens during the program.
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Blog: Chronicle of Data Protection | 16 February 2010
HITECH Compliance Date is Here, but Without Associated Regulatory Guidance
Health care providers, health plans, clearinghouses and their business associates face deadline for implementation of significant new compliance obligations.
February 17, 2010 marks the compliance date for significant new obligations under the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act, which is part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, adopted one year ago. It appears the date may come and go without the regulatory guidance that many HIPAA covered entities and business associates expected to inform their compliance decisions.
Many of the new obligations require significant resources for implementation (e.g., amending business associate agreements, adopting new systems for limiting disclosures to health plans and providing copies in electronic formats that can be securely delivered). Yet, the HITECH provisions are unclear in many places. Thus, expending resources without clarifying guidance creates a Catch-22 for many covered entities and business associates subject to the new requirements (e.g., the definition of an Electronic Health Record is opaque, at best, with its dependence on the undefined term "clinician").
New Requirements
Covered entities must now comply with most of the new privacy requirements introduced under HITECH including, among other requirements:
· additional requirements regarding "minimum necessary" uses and disclosures of protected health information (PHI);
· new limitations on uses and disclosures of PHI for marketing;
· new individual rights related to electronic access to PHI maintained in an electronic health record; and
· new individual rights allowing individuals the right to restrict their providers from sending PHI to the individuals' health plan if the individuals pay in full for the product or service at issue.
Business associates also now face substantial new compliance obligations under HITECH.Prior to HITECH, business associates were not directly subject to HIPAA and were subject only to the contractual obligations imposed on them by covered entities through business associate agreements (BAAs). HITECH changes the regulatory landscape by imposing a direct statutory obligation on business associates to comply with the new privacy and security requirements. These include such things as:
· compliance with the bulk of the HIPAA Security Rule requirements;
· compliance with the new HITECH data breach provisions; and
· compliance with the new individual rights provisions related to access to PHI and restrictions on certain disclosures of PHI.
BAA Challenges
HITECH further requires that the new privacy and security requirements "shall be incorporated" into BAAs. The amendment of BAAs has been one of the most troublesome and challenging issues for both covered entities and business associates. While some have hoped that HITECH "by law" amends existing BAAs (an argument that may raise constitutional issues given that private contracts and assets are at stake), most, if not all, have struggled with the decision whether to amend existing BAAs prior to the February 17, 2010 compliance date or rely upon a "transition period" that has been hinted at by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and was provided in the Privacy Rule when compliance was required in 2003.
New Enforcement Framework
In addition to the new compliance challenges faced by covered entities and business associates under HITECH, several notable changes to HIPAA enforcement were also introduced under HITECH. Although many of the new enforcement provisions were effective upon enactment of HITECH (e.g., enforcement by state attorneys general, increased civil monetary penalties), several other enforcement provisions are now effective, including:
· business associates are now subject to direct enforcement actions; and
· covered entities and business associates are now subject to mandatory, periodic audits by HHS.
Beginning February 22, 2010 HHS also will begin enforcement of the new HITECH data breach regulations issued in September 2009.
Members of the Hogan & Hartson HIPAA Privacy practice are available to assist clients in working through these legal issues to implement compliance with HITECH efficiently and effectively—both before and after regulatory guidance is issued.
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Гейдельбергская школа романтизма () — второе после йенского поколение немецких романтиков, которое группировалось вокруг Гейдельбергского университета в великом герцогстве Баден. Главные представители — Ахим фон Арним и его шурин Клеменс Брентано.

Брентано, Арним и их последователи (в том числе Йозеф фон Эйхендорф и Адельберт фон Шамиссо) обратились к гердеровской идее «народного духа» и проявляли повышенный интерес к национальной культурно-исторической традиции. Доминирует идея национального единения и растворения индивидуальности в «народном теле».

Проблема преодоления дуализма материи и духа, природы и сознания, чувства и разума разрешается в обращении художника к национальному прошлому, к мифологическим формам сознания, к глубокому религиозному чувству. Представители школы обращались к фольклору как к «подлинному языку» народа, способствующему его, народа, объединению.

В целом гейдельбергская школа носила националистический характер (одно из первых проявлений романтического национализма). Рост национального самосознания гейдельбержцев связан, прежде всего, с неприятием государственных реформ, насаждаемых Наполеоном на захваченных им территориях.

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В рамках гейдельбергского романтизма оформилось первое научное направление в изучении фольклора — мифологическая школа, в основе которой лежали мифологические идеи Шеллинга и братьев Шлегелей.

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Supporters come out for Tastes From Around the World
By Staff | Nov 22, 2019
Jan and Jefferson County Sheriff Pete Dougherty enjoyed all of the different tastes at the Good Shepherd Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers fundriaiser at the Bavarian Inn on Nov. 13. Toni Milbourne
SHEPHERESTOWN — The Tastes from Around the World event, hosted at the Bavarian Inn to benefit Good Shepherd Interfaith Caregivers, is a favorite each year. Supporters of Good Shepherd gather to taste specialty dishes from a variety of countries, all prepared by the staff at the Bavarian Inn.
This year, the countries that were represented included France, the United States, Argentina and Germany.
The Bavarian Inn has partnered with Good Shepherd for this event since at least 2010, according to Good Shepherd Director Paula Marrone-Reese.
"We are so blessed to once again have the Bavarian as a partner in this event. They do a fabulous job," Marrone-Reese said. "Funds raised at the event this year will be designated to help fund the medical equipment lending program."
Good Shepherd Interfaith Caregivers lends medical equipment, such as wheelchairs, Hoyer lifts, rollators, walkers, bedside commodes, knee walkers, shower chairs and tub transfer benches.
"Basically, any equipment that helps with recovery or mobility," Marrone-Reese said.
"I know it seems like we are always doing fundraisers, and we are!" Marrone-Reese said. "We don't bill anyone for service. We have one state grant and we have to raise the rest of the money to do what we do."
Event attendees were more than happy to help with the fundraising efforts.
"Good Shepherd Caregivers is what is best about our community," said Pete Dougherty. "It is people helping people, neighbor helping neighbor and that is an extension of what makes our nation great."
His wife, Jan, agreed.
"We went, because we believe that what Good Shepherd does is a wonderful service to the community," Jan said.
According to Jan, her favorite pairing of the evening was the wine with the crab dip.
"The empanadas were very tasty, too," she said.
In addition to the lending program, Good Shepherd provides transportation to at least 60 individuals on a regular basis, including eight dialysis patients who must travel at least three times per week. All of the driving is provided by volunteers, because the agency does not have drivers.
"Our biggest part is staff coordinators, who organize the volunteers and who organize our fundraisers," Marrone-Reese said.
The agency is always in need of additional volunteers and financial contributions. For more information, visit www.gsivc.org, call 304-876-3325 or email info@gsivc.org.