Roxy ran as fast as she could, but made one possibly fatal mistake; She looked back. She saw the dog was far, so panting, she slowed down a tiny bit, but still sprinted to some sort of dumpster she could hide under, seeing the dog would be too bulky to fit. The dog ends up catching up, Biting the extra skin on her mid back, causing her to jerk back, fall and slide with a yelp. She stopped moving, almost completely frozen as she heard their panting from above her, Roxy not panting, But her heart racing. The dog grabs the extra skin on her neck, Guiding her up to her feet, then almost walking her with her skin. If Roxy obeys, No blood well gush, But if she refuses, They bite harder to keep her back, and she well bleed, possibly loosing parts of her neck. She decides its safer to obey, So she does so, Walking next to the dog, having to bend her knees so the dog can reach her neck.
Aetheria shaked her head in confusion still wondering where her bowl is, though in 'center' of her mind she was still day-dreaming about that white surface about a while ago, she was a curious dog, always wanted to wonder where she usually shouldn't to. She blinked with her ambery eyes and let out a soft sneeze, she sat down and licked her paw which was now dry. Her long tail suddenly started moving left-right, left-right, left- right, she looked at it in a way a human being would look at the mysterious puzzle pieces. Suddenly she jumped up and started chasing her tail making her look like a complete fool spinning in circles. She let a loud bark which was echoing through the house halls, making some of the pictures which were attached to the walls, or white surfaces as Aetheria defines them, swing around.
Roxy sees the dog, Shaking her head in attempts to get free before kicking and 'bucking' her legs. The dog in front of her slowly sat, The dog next to her trying to pull her, and failing. Roxy bucks her leg one last time, Kicking the other dogs jaw as both dogs let out a yelp. The dogs jaws had opened, and their head swung up from the kick of Roy's powerful back paws. Roxy was leaning, and now had blood rushing from her neck, and scratches on her face, as for when the dog let go she fell on the ground. Roxy rounded her back, Lowering her head in closer to her chest as she growls, Her ears pinned back. Roxy tried to raise her tail, but as for it was cut, it was hard to tell she was trying to raise it. The dog slowly steps closer as Roxy shoots up, Into a high stand, Back straight, legs straight, head up, and looking forward, even though that meant she easily saw over the dog. She barked, Not a very feminine bark, But very deep, and only a single bark, still standing still as a soldier. Soon enough, her lip raised and curled, Showing sharp teeth, which weren't super white, though they weren't yellow. The dog proceeds to take another step as Roxy stands on her back legs, Trying to back up while standing as tall as she could on only 2 paws. She starts to fall back, So she puts weight on her chest to make her fall back to all 4 paws, Turning and running from the dog, the fastest she could possibly run.
Hearing her loud bark, Aetheria's owner stormed out of his room and stood in front of Aetheria telling her in a angry voice: "Ria! I told you to not make loud noises when i'm trying to sleep, you need to go outside and chill for a bit." As he said that he grabbed Aetheria by her black collar and lifted her up making her stand on back legs, he opened the house door and kicked her out, she touched the grass with her paws looking like a cat which just fell from a high window, but the pain in her back left leg 'attacked' again and she fell down smacking her face onto the grass, which when she lifted up was in her mouth along with some dirt. Aetheria sat down and started coughing getting grass out of her mouth, she growled under her breath annoyed by her owner kicking her out while she was in a middle of the battle with her tail. She layed down underneath a big tree which was in their yard, she fell asleep while leaves fell down onto her body but they couldn't stay there forever enjoying in her coat's fluffiness, because wind...just didn't let them.
Roxy was still running, back to her friends house, as for the dog was one of the only she was scared of. The dog was a huge black Boerboel, Maybe a few inches taller than her, and maybe 50 pounds heavier. The dog was her fathers twin brother, Bear. She hated speaking of Bear, and often never mentioned that he is her uncle. Him and her father looked much alike, But when her father passed away, Bear started attacking her for small reasons, or no reason at all, as for she was only a pup, and he would often draw blood from her neck. The dog dragging her, Coal, Her brother. Coal would do as told, as long as it filled his need for gore and violence. Roxy runs around the corner, Almost slipping again, as for she often ran so fast that her feet would kind of glide, and cause her shoulder blade to almost meet the ground. She paws at the fence of Aetherias house, Whining and pacing in place, looking back and forth constantly. She was panting, Almost wheezing as she realized how tired she was, as for adrenaline caused her to rush, but now that was gone, and she was just flat out terrified. If she did see either of them, She would have to run, as for Bear was already a fight that she could possibly lose, possibly win, adding any other dog would be a lose for Roxy.
In a deep sleep, Aetheria's body rolled around in soft grass, she was so distracted by the dream she had she couldn't even control her own body. Soon time in her dream froze, every sound in her dream went silent. Suddenly her ambery eyes were wide open. She instantly stood up and ran to her house fence, she barked loudly while she stood on her back paws, her front paws' claws were clawing the wooden fence leaving deep markings on it. She stood on her four paws again and backed up a little bit, even though she felt a deep pain in her back left leg she ran as fast as she could and jumped over the fence. Not wanting to fall on her friend she moved her body in the air like a cat would do and she fell down by her friend's back legs. She gave a strong whine feeling extremely sharp pain in her back left leg, she sat down and started licking it, ignoring everything what was happening around her.
Even though Roxy was larger than most dogs, She was scared of many humans and dogs, and often jumpy, So seeing Aetheria pretty much rain from the sky caused her to jump back and yelp. Seeing her friend she almost hid behind her, before seeing she was hurt. She nudges her side, Looking at her leg with a tilted head as she whines, Wondering why she had hurt herself, and how. She shakes it off, Guarding her instead, Sitting up and looking around. She still wondered why, and how she thought that'd be a good idea, but either way, she didn't question it, sniffing the air as she whines and nudges her friend. She started to smell her brother and 'uncle', Whining for her to get up, As for obviously they'd kill the healthy dog first, so they wouldn't be attacked while killing the injured one. She wanted her to get a head start, as for she'd be slower, so she continues to nudge Aetheria, Pawing at her side as she starts to pace around, Hoping she could get up.
Aetheria looked at her friend in confusion, pain in her leg started fading away. She stood up and shook her thick fur, her pointy nose suddenly went straight up, she sniffed the air and whined while her ears pinned back, smelling the scent of unknown stray dogs Aetheria's body shook in fear, now she understood why her friend was so 'nervous' few minutes ago. Her friend was the only stray dog she ever met, she was still surprised by the fact this female dog is so friendly, she didn't have the best experience with stray dogs- one bit her long time ago. Aetheria started being more concerned as the smell of unknown dogs was getting stronger.
Roxy continued to nudge Aetheria, before putting her head under Aetheria's shoulder blade in attempts to get her up, Wiggling her nose farther and farther, whining as she knew that by now, neither of them would be able to run fast enough, as for her brother was a perfect weight, meaning he was stronger, which allowed him to run faster than Roxy, let alone Aetheria. Roxy eventually saw the two walk around the corner, and not spotted yet, she decided to use Aetheria as a "bait" nudging her back down. Roxy ran to a near bush, Watching the two trot near Aetheria, as Roxy hid in the bush, Hoping she'd stay down. The dogs slowly started to stalk instead, low to the ground as they sniffed at the air, Roxy watching hoped that they would fall for it, as for neither of them had a good enough smell to point out exactly where she was from that far away. She planned to attack them as they ran up to Aetheria; Hoping Aetheria would stay down, and pretend she couldn't walk.
Aetheria refused to stay down, she flicked her tail and playfully trotted to the two stray dogs. She was scared indeed, but since her friend was so friendly and cheerful she thought these guys were too. When she finally approached them her ears pinned back while she let out a soft whine, the smell of negativity danced in the air.
Roxy growls under her breath seeing her father and brother both raise their tails, Both in quiet a 'frisky' manner. One walks around her one way, The other walking around her the opposite direction. Roxy growled at this, Sprinting up to her father and grabbing a hold of his neck, Though it didn't seem to phase him, it made him stop. Her brother swung his head, Growling as he smacked Roxy off. Whining, Roxy crouched and lowered her head, turning her head to the side and looking up at them submissively, Having a claw mark from her mid check, straight down to the bottom of her jaw. Roxy saw both of them walk back to Aetheria, To which Roxy sat down next to her, Still lowering her head submissively as she flops to her side, Whining. As they continued to circle Aetheria, Roxy grabs onto her brothers neck and yanks him down, causing him to fall to his back. Roxy quickly got up, Watching him start to turn to his stomach with a growl, she latched back onto his neck, Jumping to yank his head up, and throw it back down. Though a snap was heard, It wasn't fatal, or even a major injury, as for Roxy wasn't strong enough. She stands on her hind legs, throwing all her weight on to his stomach with her front paws, Claws digging into his skin as she backed away, Her father rushing over to help. Roxy knew Aetheria wouldn't be able to run as fast, so she simply bites her fathers neck enough to make him bleed and runs. She knew where a long basket was, so she figured, she could pull Aetheria in it, as for she saw that there were some ropes in it once, and Roxy was faster of the two. Roxy nudges on Aetheria's chest, Headed for the box under a bench, Hoping that the ropes would still be in it.
Aetheria was standing in place, still terrified by the scene that just happened it front of her, she felt sorry for her friend and quilty for not listening to her. She puts her head down and her pointy nose starts sniffing the cold ground, even though it was summer, Aetheria suddenly barked at her friend as 'Sorry'. She tried to go inside the box but since her body was too big, she also gained a little bit of weight since she was just eating dog food and doing no dog-sports at all, she failed. Her head and her shoulders were the only ones who could get in, but she knew she can't leave the rest of her body outside so she took a step back and sat down, she still felt a bit of a pain in her leg, she let out a soft whine which was almost not able to hear.
Roxy nudges under her chin, saying "it's ok" before rushing back to Aetheria's home, In attempts to at least keep her safe. It was clear Roxy was being honest when she said its ok, as for she almost never talks, and wouldn't waste her breath on a lie, unless it was for a good reason. She barks outside of the door; Her bark deep, and easy to remember, as for it wasn't a very common bark, though it wasn't special either. She frantically paws at the door, Looking over at Aetheria constantly. She continued to paw at the gate, barking again as she grew impatient, her father swinging his huge head to look at her. Roxy again barks, Trying to jump to look over the gate, but failing. She looks at Aetheria, saying "You try then" and lowering her head, turning her muzzle slightly to her father and glancing at him.
Aetheria backed up and shook her head in disagreement, she wanted to experience a life of a stray, "For only a week or two.." -Aetheria thought in her head. She barked to her friend and then looked at one road which was leading to the abandoned part of the town where lots of strays would hang out in look for food or fights. She took a few steps down the street and then looked back to her friend expecting her to follow.
Roxy tugs on her tail, as for she hated how everyone assumed all strays would look for old molded human scraps or fights. Roxy let's go of her tail, trotting to the Rurals, knowing her friend would easily not make it if she went alone. Roxy turns the corner, sniffing the air, as for usually right now she couldn't find a meal, but where it hasn't rained in a while, maybe they'd be waiting at a lake. She figured that a nice 'warm' meal would be good right now- though it wouldn't be cooked. She figured Aetheria wouldn't know how to hunt, so assuming that Aetheria was following her. She says "you need to just chase it down the road, and then I'll jump out of the bushes and bite its neck. When we're there I'll tell you what one to chase to me" Roxy says, Giving Aetheria a chance to hear her oddly sweet voice, which really doesn't seem like it belongs to her.
Aetheria wanted to answer Roxy so she could hear her soft voice but since she didn't know her that well yet and since she had a bad experience with strays she gave a nod while still following behind Roxy. On their way Aetheria was extremely distracted by things she never saw before, some of them were interesting but some of them also quite mysterious in a scary way.


DILLON KAMMERUDE has been a true example of practice what you preach in his goal of overall fitness and living a healthy lifestyle. After losing over 85 pounds through diet and exercise, Dillon wanted to share what he learned with Alliance members. Once a competitive swimmer, Dillon brings that determination not only to his StrikeFit classes but also to everything he does at Alliance. He is certified in StrikeFit and as a CrossFit Level 1 Trainer. He is also a NASM Certified Personal Trainer. Dillon's goal is to not only give people an exhausting and challenging workout while they are at the gym, but also to ensure that they know how to incorporate health and fitness into their everyday lives.


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Okowa urges FG to revive Warri Port
By Odita Sunday (Lagos) and Chido Okafor (Warri)
30 October 2020 | 3:11 am
Delta State Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa, has called on the Federal Government to quickly resuscitate the Warri Port, to curb unemployment in the state and the country.
The governor made the call at a meeting with youths, including #EndSARS protesters, civil society groups, students, community leaders, and other stakeholders across Delta South and Delta Central senatorial districts yesterday in Warri.
According to the governor, with the congestion of the ports in Lagos, the Federal Government should revive Warri Port and other seaports in Delta to boost the nation's economy and create employment for the youths.
He stated that the rate of unemployment was very high, but could not be immediately reversed, stressing that checking unemployment was not just about employing people into public service, as less than five per cent of the population would benefit from it.
To tackle unemployment, Okowa disclosed that his administration had adopted skills acquisition and entrepreneurship programmes to empower youths.
"We will try to improve our processes of helping our youths to acquire skills and provide them with starter packs," added.
However, the youths tasked him with improved governance in the state, saying that bad governance caused the protest more than police brutality.
Okowa said he decided to engage the youths to identify gray areas that needed attention and to see how the gap, which the protest opened, could be bridged.
Delta StateIfeanyi Okowa.Warri port

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ARLINGTON, Va. - President Barack Obama on Monday paid tribute to those who have served in the nation's military, including one of the nation's oldest veterans, 107-year-old Richard Overton.
He was among hundreds attending the outdoor ceremony on a crisp, sunny Veteran's Day. Earlier Monday, Overton and other veterans attended a breakfast at the White House.
As president, Obama said he wanted to see the "best cared-for and best respected veterans in the world."
Obama also noted that it has now been 60 years since the end of the fighting in Korea.
"We join as one people to honor a debt we cannot fully repay," he said.


Menumbok is situated in the state of Sabah Malaysia. It is famous for its gateway to Labuan, as it is considered as one of the fastest and most affordable way to travel from Menumbok to Labuan. Menumbok is a small town with no petrol station. The people here mostly earning their income by transport related services such as local taxis, speed boat or ferry service. To get to Labuan, you can either take speed boat where the journey is around 20 minutes, alternatively, you can choose to take ferry service where they provide in ferry entertainment , which is around 1.5 hours journey.
To board the bus to Menumbok from Kota Kinabalu, you have to go to the City Park Terminal to board the bus. The distance between Kota Kinabalu to Menumbok is around 155km and it will take 2 hour to travel between these 2 places.
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Q: Private variables during debugging class Controller:

    def __init__(self):
        self.__whiteList = self.readFile('whiteList.txt')
        a = 0 # Breakpoint

    def getWhiteList(self):
        return self.__whiteList

Well, I placed a breakpoint at a = 0.
When I stop at the breakpoint, I want to evaluate __whiteList.
The error is:
AttributeError:'Controller' object has no attribute '__whiteList'

Well, this is a mystery to me. Because I have the getter method and outside the class it works perfectly.
Well, you may tell me that I could easily take no notice of it as it works outside the class. But I need it during the debugging.
Could you comment on why I can't catch the value at the breakpoint?

A: When you prefix an attribute name with a double underscore, Python "mangles" the name by placing _<classname> before it.  This means that you would need to do:
def getWhiteList(self):
    return self._Controller__whiteList

in order to access the __whiteList attribute.
But it doesn't look like you should be using the __ in the first place.  You may just want to remove it and access whiteList directly:
def __init__(self):
    self.whiteList = self.readFile('whiteList.txt')
    a = 0 # Breakpoint

def getWhiteList(self):
    return self.whiteList

Or, you could use a single underscore:
def __init__(self):
    self._whiteList = self.readFile('whiteList.txt')
    a = 0 # Breakpoint

def getWhiteList(self):
    return self._whiteList

This sends a clear message that the _whiteList attribute is internal and should not be accessed directly from outside the class under normal circumstances.
Also, if you decide to use either of these approaches, then there is really no purpose to your getWhiteList method since you can access the whiteList attribute directly.  I would remove it.  You generally want to avoid getters and setters in Python since 99% of the time they do nothing but clutter the class definition.

A: You can use print self.getWhiteList() or print self._Controller__whiteList.
-> a = 0 # Breakpoint
(Pdb) list
  1     class Controller:
  2
  3         def __init__(self):
  4             self.__whiteList = self.readFile('whiteList.txt')
  5 B->         a = 0 # Breakpoint
  6
  7         def getWhiteList(self):
  8             return self.__whiteList
  9
 10         def readFile(self, x):
 11             return x
(Pdb) print self
<__main__.Controller instance at 0x106d200>
(Pdb) print self.getWhiteList()
whiteList.txt
(Pdb) print self._Controller__whiteList
whiteList.txt

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Often you will hear someone say, �Sit circle�, when discussing the topic of Mediumship. Sitting circle is part of the practical education for a Mediumship.
Well, I have finally found a new frontier on the road to metaphysics. I went Ghost Busting led by a Paranormal Investigator. We weren�t on TV but it was fun, anyway.
The art of palm reading is an ancient one. Palmistry is when a Palm Reader is able to describe someone�s character and predict future events by looking at a person�s palm.
Everyone has a double or at least that�s what they say. But, what does that really mean? Is it a person that resembles you?


1. Do I need a tag for my pet?
Yes, you need a pet tag. Tags are available at Public Works for $7.00 per animal and are good for the life of the animal.
Yes, you are allowed chickens but there are regulations that require a permit and 1 acre lot.
3. Do you have adoptable animals?
Yes you can contact Jason Allen in our animal control office to find out what is available at any given time or can visit the shelter at 2260 Sunshine Drive, Festus, MO.
1. What do I need to apply for a library card?
To apply for a library card, you need to show proof of address in the City of Festus. If you live outside the City of Festus and wish to purchase a library card, the cost is $30 per year.
2. Can I send and receive faxes at the library?
Yes. Faxes are $1.50 for the first page and .50 for each page following. If you need to have a fax sent to the library, the number is 636-937-3439.
3. How much do you charge for copies?
Black and white copies are .20 per page; color copies start at .50 for a half page up to $1.00 for a full page.
4. Do you have computers for the public to use?
Yes. We have computers for accessing the Internet and creating documents. You can sign in with your library card if you have one. If you are not eligible for a card, you can receive a guest pass that allows you to use our computers 12 times in one year.
5. How many items can I check out on my card at a time?
You can check out a total of 25 items. You can check out 5 DVDs at one time.
6. How do I check out eBooks from the library?
Start at Missouri Libraries 2 Go. You will need to login with your library card number and password. If you do not know your password and need help, call the library at 636-937-2017.
Festus Municipal Court generally has court on Tuesday evenings at 6:00 p.m.
You would need to come to Festus City Hall to make any reservations M-F from 8:00 am until 5:00 pm.
Ballfield reservations are made at Public Works (Mon-Fri 7:30am - 4:30pm). Cost is $25 for two hours or $75 for two hours with lights. A $50 refundable clean up deposit is required for either option. There are also different prices available if you would like to reserve a field for an entire season.
3. How do I reserve the Heuby E. Moore Band Building?
Reservations for the Band Building may be made at City Hall. The fee is $50 for a 5 hour block and a $25 refundable clean up deposit is also required.
4. Can I fish at Al Brown Lake?
Fishing is allowed at Al Brown Lake in West City Park. All local laws from the Missouri Department of Conservation must be followed.
1. What do I need to get a building permit?
If you are installing a pool or a shed, we need for you to draw on a sheet of paper where the pool or shed is going to be located in relation to the property lines and the house. Pools and sheds must be at least 5 feet from the property lines and 6 feet from the house. In addition we need to know the size of the structure. It will take 1 to 2 weeks to process.
For remodeling a house or adding an addition, call us for specific requirements because it depends on the types of changes you'll be making.
Building a home requires 2 sets of plans be submitted to our office. We will review them, notify you on necessary corrections, and then issue a building permit. A spot survey of the house on the lot is not required, but a foundation survey must be submitted prior to occupancy. We will have the plans ready in 2 weeks.
When the submission is commercial, industrial, or institutional construction then 2 sets of signed / sealed architect or engineered plans covering structural, electrical, mechanical, site, and plumbing must be submitted. The plan review process takes a minimum of 4 weeks.
2. What inspections are required during construction?
Final Inspection (Occupancy Permit Issued): 24-hour notice is required prior to inspections. Please call 636-937-6646 to schedule an appointment.
3. When is a Certificate of Occupancy required?
An inspection shall be made when a structure or premises becomes vacant and before it is occupied again. The fee for an occupancy inspection is $35. There is only an additional charge when a third re-inspection is required.
4. What are the deck or porch installation requirements?
Any deck 30 inches above the ground must have a 36-inch guardrail with slats or spindles.
Slats or spindles must be no further than 4 inches apart.
Slats or spindles must be vertical (not horizontal to create a ladder effect).
Sunburst patterns are okay as long as the 4 inch maximum space is maintained.
Landings incorporated in with steps or at the bottom of steps must be 3 feet by 3 feet.
Riser maximum is 8 1/4 inches.
Tread depth is minimum 9 inches.
that 3/8 of an inch difference between any two in a complete set.
5. Do I need a permit to build a fence? What are the requirements?
A fence does not require a permit.
Some lots are along streets that have rights-of-way. This means that your property may not go all the way to the street pavement or alley surfacing. It is your responsibility to locate your property line and not assume the curb or edge of the asphalt is the edge of your property line.
For more information, please call the building department at 636-937-6646.
6. What are the requirements for pool installation?
The pool structure must be at least five feet from the property lines (rear and side) and six feet from the house. It can abut a deck, but it must still be six feet from the house.
The pool must have a minimum 48-inch barrier. This can be a chain-link or wood slat fence with openings no larger than four inches, or the exterior of an above ground pool. If any of the exterior is less than 48 inches, a guardrail has to be installed to meet the 48-inch minimum requirement. The ladder must have the capability to be locked in an upright position or be able to be removed to deny access. Fences must have self-closing and latching gates that can be locked. This also includes decks.
Electric to the pool must be installed underground in cable or conduit using 14/2 or 12/2 with ground electric wiring. Extension cords are only allowed temporarily. Electric must run to a treated four inch by four inch post at least five to ten feet away from the outer edge of the pool water. The outlet must be GFCI protected, either with a GFCI breaker or outlet.
Pools cannot be installed over a utility easement. It is your responsibility to locate any easements and locate the structure accordingly.
Look up. Overhead electrical conductors must be ten feet outside (measured horizontally) from the edge of the pool water.
If you have any questions or would like to schedule a final inspection, please call the Building Department at 636-937-6646.
7. What are the requirements for roof ice & water shield?
The City of Festus has adopted and enforces the 2009 International Residential Code (IRC).
Section R905.2.7.1 mentions Ice Barrier "In areas where there has been a history of ice forming along the eaves causing a backup of water as designated in Table R301.2(1)." Per Table R301.2(1), Ice Barrier Underlayment is not required.
The 2009 IRC does not mention use of "drip edge" therefore drip edge is not required.
During the re-roofing or repair / replacement, all manufacturer installation instruction and requirements must be followed.
A building permit is not required for most standard re-roofing projects. If there is repair or replacement of any structural member (truss, rafter, sheeting etc.), a building permit may be required. Please contact the Festus Building Department for advisement.
A contractors license is required for any work performed in the City of Festus.
1. Where can I drop off unused prescription medicine?
There is a green receptacle in the foyer of the Police Department you can drop items in. Needles and Inhalers are not accepted.
2. Where can I pay my ticket?
The Court Clerk is located in City Hall. The Office is open Monday through Thursday. Call 636-937-1282 for more information.


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package com.v2gclarity.risev2g.secc.states;

import com.v2gclarity.risev2g.secc.evseController.IDCEVSEController;
import com.v2gclarity.risev2g.secc.session.V2GCommunicationSessionSECC;
import com.v2gclarity.risev2g.shared.enumerations.V2GMessages;
import com.v2gclarity.risev2g.shared.messageHandling.ReactionToIncomingMessage;
import com.v2gclarity.risev2g.shared.v2gMessages.msgDef.BodyBaseType;
import com.v2gclarity.risev2g.shared.v2gMessages.msgDef.EVSENotificationType;
import com.v2gclarity.risev2g.shared.v2gMessages.msgDef.ResponseCodeType;
import com.v2gclarity.risev2g.shared.v2gMessages.msgDef.V2GMessage;
import com.v2gclarity.risev2g.shared.v2gMessages.msgDef.WeldingDetectionReqType;
import com.v2gclarity.risev2g.shared.v2gMessages.msgDef.WeldingDetectionResType;

public class WaitForWeldingDetectionReq extends ServerState {

	private WeldingDetectionResType weldingDetectionRes;

	public WaitForWeldingDetectionReq(V2GCommunicationSessionSECC commSessionContext) {
		super(commSessionContext);
		weldingDetectionRes = new WeldingDetectionResType();
	}

	@Override
	public ReactionToIncomingMessage processIncomingMessage(Object message) {
		if (isIncomingMessageValid(message, WeldingDetectionReqType.class, weldingDetectionRes)) {
			V2GMessage v2gMessageReq = (V2GMessage) message;
			WeldingDetectionReqType weldingDetectionReq =
					(WeldingDetectionReqType) v2gMessageReq.getBody().getBodyElement().getValue();

			// TODO how to react to failure status of DCEVStatus of weldingDetectionReq?

			IDCEVSEController evseController = (IDCEVSEController) getCommSessionContext().getDCEvseController();

			weldingDetectionRes.setDCEVSEStatus(evseController.getDCEVSEStatus(EVSENotificationType.NONE));
			weldingDetectionRes.setEVSEPresentVoltage(evseController.getPresentVoltage());

			((ForkState) getCommSessionContext().getStates().get(V2GMessages.FORK))
			.getAllowedRequests().add(V2GMessages.WELDING_DETECTION_REQ);
			((ForkState) getCommSessionContext().getStates().get(V2GMessages.FORK))
			.getAllowedRequests().add(V2GMessages.SESSION_STOP_REQ);
		} else {
			if (weldingDetectionRes.getResponseCode().equals(ResponseCodeType.FAILED_SEQUENCE_ERROR)) {
				BodyBaseType responseMessage = getSequenceErrorResMessage(new WeldingDetectionResType(), message);

				return getSendMessage(responseMessage, V2GMessages.NONE, weldingDetectionRes.getResponseCode());
			} else {
				setMandatoryFieldsForFailedRes(weldingDetectionRes, weldingDetectionRes.getResponseCode());
			}
		}

		return getSendMessage(weldingDetectionRes,
				 			  (weldingDetectionRes.getResponseCode().toString().startsWith("OK") ?
				 			  V2GMessages.FORK : V2GMessages.NONE),
				 			  weldingDetectionRes.getResponseCode()
			 			 	 );
	}

	@Override
	public BodyBaseType getResponseMessage() {
		return weldingDetectionRes;
	}
}

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SRI.MOHAN JACOB GEORGE, Adv. For the appellant.
SRI.A.BALAGOPALAN, Adv. For the respondent.
The appellant and the petitioner is one and the same. He will be described in the judgment as the husband. He got married with the respondent in the appeal, who will be hereinafter described as the wife, at Bodinaikannur in Tamil Nadu. It is also common case that both of them were residing in Tamil Nadu until recently till June 2005. Minor Rishiraj was born to them while they were residing in Tamil Nadu on 1-11-1999 at Bodinayakannur.
2. The relationship between the two got strained. After that the wife came to Ernakulam when the husband had an intention to go abroad. According to her she was taken by him to her parents in Ernakulam. But the husband later dropped the idea to go abroad and remained in Tamil Nadu and the wife in Ernakulam along with her parents, who were residing along with her brother. Accordingly as she continued residence at Ernakulam, she admitted the minor child in a school in Tripunithura nearby her residence on 8-5-2006 when the academic year 2005-06 commenced. According to her, the child was taken from the school by the husband on 8-11-2005. Therefore, she filed O.P.No. 1295/2005 invoking Section 25 of the Guardian and Wards Act before the Family Court, Ernkaulam seeking to appoint her the guardian of the minor child and seeking interim custody of the child. There were directions to produce the child. But those directions were not complied with by the husband. Finally, the direction was challenged before this Court by the husband. The child was produced by the husband before this Court and this Court directed the child to be taken before the Family Court. The Family Court passed an order giving custody of the child to the wife. That was on 13-3-2006. In the meantime the case before the Family Court was set ex parte against the husband. The order was put in execution and there was an order on the execution side handing over the child to the custody of the wife. It was thus the child came into the custody of the wife on 13-3-2006. That custody is continuing even now. Faced with the situation the husband moved to set aside the ex parte order. It was allowed on 10-4-2006.
3. The contention of the husband was that Family Court, Ernakulam did not have jurisdiction as the ordinary residence of the child has to be looked into for the jurisdiction purpose in terms of Section 9 of the Guardian and Wards Act, 1890. That the ordinary residence of the child was in Tamil Nadu as the couple were living in Tamil Nadu and the ordinary resident of the husband is in Tamil Nadu. But the jurisdiction aspect is answered against the husband. That order is impugned in the Mat Appeal. There was also an order of interim custody of the child in favour of the wife. It is under challenge in the writ petition. Therefore, we have to consider the issue regarding the jurisdictional aspect.
4. Whether the child was ordinarily residing in Tripunithura or not was the matter in issue to be considered further. It is an admitted fact by both sides that the residence of the wife in Tripunithura is of a recent origin as their marriage took place in Tamil Nadu and as they resided after marriage in Tamil Nadu and the child was born to them in Tamil Nadu and as until June 2005 they were living together in Tamil Nadu. She came here even according to her own showing when her husband had a plan to go abroad. The reason was that her parents were in Tripunithura where her brother was staying for his employment purpose.
5. The ordinary residence of the child can be the ordinary residence of the either of the parents as well in a situation where both the parents are living apart. Therefore, whether Tripunithura in Ernakulam is the ordinary residence of the wife is a matter in issue to be considered. To find out whether the court in Ernakulam is having jurisdiction. She came here to reside in Tripunithura, Ernakulam recently . Is it her ordinary residence is a matter to be looked into by taking evidence as she claims that her paternal relations are in and around in Tripunithura in Ernakulam. But now, there is no evidence on record at all in that regard. The Jurisdictional aspect arising in this case has to be decided after adducing evidence on that fact. Then there is no point in directing the Family Court to gather evidence on jurisdictional aspect alone because the very purpose of the establishment of the Family Courts and the enactment of the Family Courts Act is to resolve the matrimonial dispute at the earliest. Therefore, the Family Court shall take evidence on jurisdictional aspect as well as on the merit of the claim. Therefore, setting aside the order impugned in the appeal, we direct the Family Court to try O.P.No.1295/2005 and to decide the jurisdictional aspect and dispose of the same on merits, in case it is found that there is jurisdiction for that court to decide the main issue.
6. True there was a contention from the side of the appellant that the petition itself was not maintainable and that maintainability was a matter that connecting the jurisdictional aspect. It is contended that a petition under Section 8 of the Guardians and Wards Act will be maintainable by a mother only with specific averment that the father is unfit to be a guardian. There is no such averment and therefore, the petition was not maintainable. A thorough and complete reading of the impugned order will reveal that the court below was looking into the territorial jurisdiction of the court and not as to the maintainability or the jurisdiction to grant a relief. Necessarily that is also a matter to be looked into by the court when the final order is to be passed.
7. With regard to the interim custody impugned in W.P.(C) No.17498/2006, we have already made certain arrangements enabling the husband to have access the child. That arrangement shall for the time being continue until the Family Court modifies the order upon the application by either parties pointing out any change in situation or circumstance. We make it clear that during first half of every vacation for the school, the child shall be allowed to stay with the father. As regards long vacation it shall be the first April to 30th April. The aforesaid modification is made as regards the order impugned in the petition. In any other respect, the order in force shall be followed. As an exceptional case on 27th & 28th of January 2007, the mother can keep the child in her custody. The interim custody of the child as now ordered will not weigh with the Family Court in deciding the issue in question finally. The orders passed regarding the custody as above will replace the order impugned in the writ petition. The appeal and writ petition are disposed of as above.
VINEETA DEVI Vs. BABLU THAKUR & ANR.


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La carretera A-136 es una vía de titularidad autonómica aragonesa, que une la ciudad de Biescas con el Portalet y el sur de Francia, pasando por el Valle de Tena. Tiene una longitud de unos 27 kilómetros aproximadamente.
La carretera comienza en un cruce con la carretera N-260 al norte de Biescas, y transcurre paralelamente al río Gállego durante todo el recorrido. Pasa por el centro de Escarrilla, dónde encontramos el único túnel de esta carretera, el túnel de Escarra. Atraviesa la presa y el embalse de Lanuza hasta llegar al desvío que lleva a Sallent de Gállego. A los 3 km llegamos a la urbanización de Formigal y hasta llegar a la frontera con Francia, encontramos a mano izquierda los aparcamientos de las pistas de esquí de la Aramón Formigal.

Véase también
 Anexo:Carreteras de Aragón

Carreteras autonómicas básicas de Aragón
Transporte en la provincia de Huesca

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Punk Publishing, the guide to indie publishing by New Street Authors founders, Andy Conway and David Wake, is launching at a Birmingham alternative arts festival this October.
Friday 13th is Punk and Alternative day at this year's Anchor Gallery 'Show Me Your Birmingham' exhibition. An alternative arts and culture festival running for one week from October 9th – 15th 2017 at the newly-refurbished Gunmakers Arms Two Towers Brewery.
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'Sanity' on the Mall
POLITICO makes the basic point in this story on the big rally on the Mall today:
Jon Stewart has met the enemy, and it's the media.
The Comedy Central comedian and "Daily Show" host walked a fine line between politics and humor Saturday as he gathered tens of thousands on the National Mall for his "Rally to Restore Sanity."
Expectations for what Stewart had dubbed his "million moderate march" ranged from the hope of left-leaning groups that the rally would spark the youth vote ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections to the desire for many attendees to enjoy an afternoon of pointed satire inspired by Fox News' Glenn Beck's massive rally two months ago to "restore honor."
For most of the rally, Stewart and his comedic foil Stephen Colbert deftly remained half a step away from becoming serious on the stage at the opposite end of the Mall from the Lincoln Memorial steps where Beck spoke — until the end, when Stewart aimed his wrath directly at the 24-hour Washington media establishment, saying it "did not cause our problems. But its existence makes solving them that much harder."
"If we amplify everything, we hear nothing," he said. "The press is our immune system. If it overreacts to everything, we eventually get sicker."
TBD, meanwhile, has swarming coverage on the ground, including the photos above.


Chiropractic Neck Adjustments | Are Chiropractors Safe?
The safety of chiropractic care is usually called into question with the most common and most helpful chiropractic adjustment of the neck and upper spine. Generally, any concerns about this adjustment are unfounded and merely a convenient access point used by a handful of chiropractic detractors or those ignorant of the truth.
The brain stem extends down into the upper bones of the neck, and the uppermost spinal vertebra lacks the disc spacing of other spinal bones. This nerve-rich area of the upper neck can have profound neurological effects throughout the body. That's why chiropractors give the neck special attention.
Chiropractic critics like to point out that besides housing the spinal cord, the upper six bones of the neck also provide openings for the passage of the vertebral arteries, which transport oxygenated blood to the head. They believe that chiropractic adjustments to the neck can cause damage to these blood vessels and prompt a stroke or similar complication.
Such an event is rare and largely the made up up in the imaginations of violent Hollywood movie producers and macho video game characters. The truth is, today's chiropractic neck adjustments are far more mild, precise and effective than that. If they weren't, chiropractic would most certainly have disappeared decades ago.
Besides patients and chiropractors, neck adjustment safety is the interest of another group of individuals: actuaries. Wherever there is risk, there are individuals hired to study it and predict it. It's no surprise that most actuaries work for insurance companies. Their job is to study the data, compute the risk and protect the carrier from unprofitable loss.
In 2001, a major insurance company serving chiropractors published Current Concepts in Vertebrobasilar Complications Following Spinal Manipulation. The objective was to objectively assess the safety of chiropractic care. Among the 19 conclusions, the first one sums up the findings in one sentence: "Verebrobasilar complications (stroke) following spinal manipulative therapy (chiropractic adjustment) are very rare." Because of its proven safety, malpractice insurance for chiropractors is a mere fraction of the cost that medical practitioners pay.
A typical chiropractor that delivers neck adjustments sees about 50 patients a day. Some more. Some less. Most chiropractors practice four days a week. Some more. Some less. In a typical week that would be 200 chiropractic neck adjustments. With vacations that's about 10,000 neck adjustments per year. In the course of a 40-year career, that's about 400,000 chiropractic neck adjustments. So, spread out among 25 different chiropractors, that's one stroke in 10,000,000 neck adjustments.
Driving your car to the grocery store is far more risky!


Tiny Geek – Geek Girls Rule!!!
Our dinosaur drawing! The Tiny Geek totally dug on Dinosaur Camp, and drove his mom nuts in weeks leading up to it. Apparently there was an earlier picture, but unfortunately, it wasn't high enough contrast to scan well. So we went for the minimalist approach on this one. I blanked out the Tiny Geek's name… Read More Guess What I Got Today?
Gave the Tiny Geek's Mom the money for Dinosaur Camp today, just a few minutes ago as a matter of fact. She says thank you, and she can't believe a bunch of people who have never even met her or the Tiny Geek would pony up the money for him to go to Dinosaur Camp,… Read More Dinosaur Camp Funds Delivered!
Ok, so I have a friend. Said friend is going through a bad spell (not entirely of her choosing), and as a result is kind of broke. Said friend also has a seven year old who is a Tiny Geek. And his particular field of Geek is DINOSAURS. He loves them. He reads books on… Read More Help a Tiny Geek Out.


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Q: CSS transform animation causes visual glitch in subsequent blurred elements (Chrome only) So this is a bit strange. I have a blurred element (filter: blur(..), just a black box for example here) that is scaled up slightly (transform: scale(2)) in order to hide the blurred edges. Now when a preceding element animates the transform property, the blurred element shows a visual glitch (perhaps losing its scale(2), but I'm not sure) for the duration of the animation.
I see this behavior in Chrome (on Linux), but not Firefox.
I have tried adding backface-visibility: hidden and translateZ(0) to the blurred element, but these actually cause the same visual glitch just described. I am not sure why this is.
Any workarounds or insight into this issue is appreciated! Here is a minimal reproduction:
https://jsfiddle.net/malwilley/tz4fwmu2/

button {
  width: 400px;
  height: 60px;
  transition: transform 500ms;
}

button:hover {
  transform: translateY(-4px);
}

.container {
  margin-top: 20px;
  overflow: hidden;
  height: 200px;
  width: 400px;
}

.blurred {
  height: 100%;
  width: 100%;
  overflow: hidden;
  background: black;
  filter: blur(10px);
  transform: scale(1.2);
}
<button>Hover me</button>

A: If you use transform: translateY(20px) instead of margin-top: 20px the bug will be fixed.

button {
  width: 400px;
  height: 60px;
  transition: transform 500ms;
}

button:hover {
  transform: translateY(-4px);
}

.container {
  transform: translateY(20px);
  overflow: hidden; /* remove overflow: hidden to see blur */
  height: 200px;
  width: 400px;
}

.blurred {
  height: 100%;
  width: 100%;
  overflow: hidden;
  background: black;
  filter: blur(10px);
  transform: scale(1.2);
}
<button>Hover me</button>

A: Sometimes these glitches in Chrome appear, when you have software rendering without support by the 3D graphics processor.
As far as I understand, you can trigger 3d support by using any Z coordinate transform.
Thus appending translateZ(0) to your scaling transform in .blurred makes the glitch go away.
Old solution

button {
  width: 400px;
  height: 60px;
  transition: transform 500ms;
}

button:hover {
  transform: translateY(-4px);
}

.container {
  margin-top: 20px;
  overflow: hidden;
  height: 200px;
  width: 400px;
}
++
.blurred {
  height: 100%;
  width: 100%;
  overflow: hidden;
  background: black;
  filter: blur(10px);
  transform: scale(1.2) translateZ(0);
}
<button>Hover me</button>

New solution
I changed my style a little bit
It's now
.container {
    /* ... */
    transform: scale(1);
}
.blurred {
    transform: scale(1.2);
}

I took another trigger for 3D rendering and used it on the .container instead of the .blurred element

button {
  width: 400px;
  height: 60px;
  transition: transform 500ms;
}

button:hover {
  transform: translateY(-4px);
}

.container {
  margin-top: 20px;
  overflow: hidden;
  height: 200px;
  width: 400px;
  transform: scale(1);
}

.blurred {
  height: 100%;
  width: 100%;
  overflow: hidden;
  background: black;
  filter: blur(10px);
  transform: scale(1.2);
}
<button>Hover me</button>


Recently, I encountered a MySQL database that easily was running with 300 to 600 rows in the processlist. The max connections was set easily more than twice this amount as well. This was a set up that I just do not agree with. I was called in because it also proved itself not to be working out very well. Here are a few of my thoughts on the process I uncovered.
1. In my opinion, the majority of MySQL databases in use will not need a max connections or 1500 or more. The more connections you allow the more overhead you bring to your server. Use your connections efficiently.
So, if your execute the process above, what is your percentage ? You want this to be as close to 100 as possible. For example, the server I recently encountered had a % under 10%. How do you fix this and raise your percentage?
The variable thread_cache_size has a default of 0. If you start to notice your process grow and queries are not blocked by deadlocks and etc, then you should check your "Threads_created % of Connections" as mentioned above. It is likely that your % will be low. You can raise the % and drastically improve performance of your database by finding the sweet spot that fits your server environment. The thread_cache_size can be changed in a live environment. This allows you to set the variable then monitor the status value of the "Threads_created" (see above to get value). If this continues to increment in value then continue to raise the thread_cache_size. Typically I prefer to raise the value by 25 at a time for a few then move to 500 at a time. I often check the "Threads_created % of Connections" and the 'Threads_created'. Once you get close to the sweet spot you will notice the % to gain and the processlist to begin to drop in rows. Typically one more adjustment of the thread_cache_size will get you into the sweet spot.
Every server and environment is different. Some servers might be 98% with a thread_cache_size of 50 while others have a 98% with the thread_cache_size set to 15000. The max is 16384.
If nothing else... find out what your percentage is first, then look into making adjustments.


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Boston Grand Extolled After Rigorous Performance at The Straz Center
As seen in the Winter 2016 edition of the Boston Chronicle
The stage crew at the David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts gave Kevin Patterson a behind-the-scenes warning: "Murder for Two" in the Jaeb Theater could be murder on pianos. With each of two actors in multiple roles either playing songs or providing accompaniment, the 90-minute musical comedy demanded a stout-hearted instrument, they said.
"It was one good test of integrity for the Boston grand piano," says Patterson, one of the region's premier piano technicians working with the Music Gallery in Clearwater. Music Gallery's Jonathan Hunt delivered a Steinway-designed Boston GP-163 for the small theaters and rehearsal hall at the sprawling world-class venue that stretches along the east bank of the Hillsborough River. "I was slightly nervous when they told me they usually were rough on pianos and typically break strings," Patterson recalls. "But the piano and I made it through the service schedule, and the Boston held up tremendously well. They were impressed by the tuning and tone throughout the entire two-and-a-half month production, and there were no broken strings!"
Taking piano lessons since the second grade, Patterson decided to parlay his earliest of passions into an excellent trade. He connected with a few technicians and learned some basics while working for a small shop in 1999. "The first few years were tough at times, and I had my doubts about continuing, but I pressed on, and after a few more years I built my business to where I was working almost full time on pianos."
'I always feel confident recommending Boston pianos to pianists and institutions because of their excellent quality.'
John Philips, a local legend, did most of the tunings for performance venues including the Straz and Ruth Eckerd Hall. "I was blessed to be his apprentice and fill in as his backup if he ever had to miss a tuning. John passed away a few years ago, but he'll always be remembered as one of the best piano tuners in the Tampa Bay area," says Patterson, who went on to become one of the official tuners for Ruth Eckerd Hall and has been servicing the Straz and the Florida Orchestra since 2012.
With more than 16 years' experience at the Music Gallery – including classes at the Steinway & Sons factory in Astoria and the Steinway Technical Training Program at Oberlin College – Patterson is no stranger to Boston pianos. "I always feel confident recommending Boston pianos to pianists and institutions because of their excellent quality. The first thing that comes to mind is the consistent tone that the hammers produce. Voicing the piano is just as important as the tuning, and the Boston hammers are very predictable. The dynamic range and power that they achieve are quite impressive. This makes it an ideal instrument for the Straz Center's rehearsal hall and small theaters," he observes.
Originally known as the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center, the Straz opened in 1987 and offers a cultural smorgasbord of Broadway musicals, opera, dance, children's theater, and multi-genre concerts. It is one of the only performing arts centers in the nation with an onsite, fully-accredited performing arts academy – the renowned Patel Conservatory
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On 29 June 2017, the CERN DC passed the milestone of 200 petabytes of data permanently archived in its tape libraries. Where do these data come from? Particles collide in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) detectors approximately 1 billion times per second, generating about one petabyte of collision data per second. However, such quantities of data are impossible for current computing systems to record and they are hence filtered by the experiments, keeping only the most "interesting" ones. The filtered LHC data are then aggregated in the CERN Data Centre (DC), where initial data reconstruction is performed, and where a copy is archived to long-term tape storage. Even after the drastic data reduction performed by the experiments, the CERN DC processes on average one petabyte of data per day. This is how the the milestone of 200 petabytes of data permanently archived in its tape libraries was reached on 29 June.


Studies show that there are several stages to the grieving process. These stages don?t occur in the same order and time frame for everyone. How long one takes in the grieving process depends on many factors such as the nature of the death, family or community healing rituals, where or how the bereaved thinks the deceased will spend eternity, and the status of the bereaved?s relationship with God.
Death of a loved one changes the lives of those who are left behind forever. For those, like me, who have experienced several losses, the road of healing keeps lengthening. Each loss is a painful reminder of previous experiences.
It is possible to find purpose in life after the death of a loved one. However, the healing process is a life-time process. Some individuals can heal significantly within a relatively short time by re-focusing on events and goals that are purposeful and lift the burden of sorrow.
Understanding that what you are going through will pass is the beginning of the healing process.
Job was in the same predicament when he said, "Oh that my grief were thoroughly weight, and my calamity laid in the balances all together! For now it would be heavier than the sand of the sea? (Job 6:2-3). At times, we tie our self-worth to our experience of the moment. Our identity may to change at the time of a loved one?s death. It helps to know that irrespective of our past and present turmoil, we can still have a bright future. The word of God says, "For I know the thoughts that I think towards you, saith the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you an expected end? (Jeremiah 29:11).
Close relationships are helpful when we are grieving. A close fellowship with God helps us hold on to His promise, "When thou passeth through the waters, I will be with thee; and through the rivers, they shall not overflow thee: when thou walkest through the fire, thou shalt not be burned; neither shall the flame kindle upon thee? (Isaiah 43:2). Being with family members helps us bear our loss as a group. Friends also help if you can call them and be open to discuss your feelings. Friends need to know that grieving does not end on the day of the funeral. For some bereaved members, the initial shock is so intense that grieving may not start until later. My mother was in such a shock that her grieving for my sister started weeks after the funeral.
people is a natural remedy for loneliness.
Doing something new is therapeutic. When my sister, Jane, passed on in 1995, I lost the desire to do anything I was doing just before her death. I started writing the African folktales my mother taught me. Within months, I had a book and a new career. Shortly after the death of my brother, Ghana, in 1998, I started writing poems on grief.
When grieving, sometimes we feel like Elijah when he prayed that he may die. However, God?s angel brought him food and said, "Arise and eat; because the journey is too great for thee? (1 Kings 19:7). We need to "feed" spiritually, physically and socially when our lives seem to lose meaning. We need to renew or develop a new vision of our life, reassess our practices and re-focus our lives to nurture bonds that will provide a cushion for us to fall on in times of turbulence.


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Hamilton: An American Musical är en annorlunda musikal om Alexander Hamilton skriven och tonsatt av Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Musikalen bygger delvis på en biografi skriven av Ron Chernow men har en friare, showmässig gestaltning av personer och historiska realiteter. Musikalen hade premiär i New York den 20 januari 2015 och flyttade till Broadway den 6 augusti 2015. Andra viktiga premiärdatum var i Chicago under september 2016, en amerikansk turnéproduktion i mars 2017 och premiären i London i december 2017.

Hamiltons musikstil söker samband till den multietniska amerikanska verkligheten med en blandning av rap, hiphop, R&B, jazz. Med inspiration från Barack Obamas tillträde som USA:s förste svarta president och Mirandas egen familjs invandrarbakgrund, består ensemblen i princip uteslutande av icke-vita skådespelare som oberoende av egen etnicitet porträtterar historiska vita personer.

2016 nominerades Hamilton till 16 Tony Awards (flest nomineringar någonsin) och vann 11 kategorier. Hamilton har också vunnit en Grammy Award för bästa album baserat på en musikal, samt Pulitzerpriset för drama. Ursprungligen gestaltade Lin-Manuel Miranda själv huvudrollen som Alexander Hamilton, även i Disney+ 2020 filmade version av scenföreställningen.

Synopsis
Den första sången beskriver Hamiltons barndom fram tills han är 19 år och har nått New York. Alexander Hamilton växte upp på en koloni i Karibien. Hans mamma dog när han var tolv år gammal och hans pappa lämnade dem när Hamilton var 10 år. Han lyckas ta sig till Amerika och där kommer han i kontakt med Aaron Burr, Hercules Mulligan, Marquis de Lafayette och John Laurens: välkända namn från amerikanska frihetskriget.

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CASTLE HISTORY - part 9
After the Castle: Historical Echoes 1928 - present day
Castle crest at Shawe Avenue
Of course, historical buildings such as Weddington Castle do not simply vanish without a trace. The Castle has left a lasting legacy upon the area - as well as some intriguing mysteries. At this point in time - over 80 years after its demolition - Weddington Castle is passing out of the realm of living memory, and so the first hand recollections of those who knew the Castle during its existence are lost to us. As mentioned in the Introduction, what we do have left are disparate documents, both written and photographic, with which to try to recreate a sense of what once was. But we do have something else to help us piece the past together. We have the physical traces that such a building inevitably leaves behind - despite the best efforts of modern developers.
Whilst a building such as Weddington Castle can be demolished, the bricks and mortar of which it was constructed do not just disappear. Indeed one can argue that the Castle never went away in one sense, for it is rumoured that the rubble was used to build the subsequent Weddington housing estate of Castle Road and Shawe Avenue upon, although some possibly went to the Countess Road area on the other side of Nuneaton. It seems that nothing was wasted by the builders 'Watson and Howe': the face brickwork of the new estate buildings was backed in with bricks from the Castle before being plastered over, wood joists from the Castle were used for roofs and floors, and even the lead was reused in the new houses' for bays and gulleys*.
However, another tantalising possibility of what happened to the structure of Weddington Castle has emerged. In 2012, local historian Peter Lee recounted the following:
"Back in the 70s I clearly remember an old timer... told me he used to work for Percy Howe, the builder who purchased Weddington Castle, turned it into flats then demolished it for a housing estate in 1928. (I have always had it in for Percy since, knowing that!). The old timer was unequivocal when he said the stonework was labelled, dismantled block by block and shipped to America. Of course, I had then and still have no idea that this was true...
"Weddington Hall was encased by Robert Lugar in a castellated facade of finely chiselled Attleborough grey sandstone over the original Elizabethan Hall. Even in 1928 this was not cheap demolition rubble. It had a premium value as fine quality building stone and I would have thought Percy, knowing his keenness to maximise his return, would have sold it off as a job lot, not just bulldoze it and leave it as a great rubble field under Castle Road. There is no doubt that other parts of the building were sold as job lots. I found an article about the sale of the structure in the Nuneaton newspapers in 1928 with comments made to the effect that the grand wooden staircase was sold as a lot. Someone else bought the doors and windows. Floor boards etc. There is unfortunately no mention of the stone work.
"I suppose there are two ways of putting this mystery to bed. Doing a core drill in a garden in Castle Road and see if we hit a bed of grey sandstone down there, or trawl the USA looking for a castle with a resemblance to Weddington. No doubt the answer will come in due course, the USA is a big country, but there can't be many castellated mansions out there built of Attleborough sandstone!"
So who knows - just like the original London Bridge, Weddington Castle may have been shipped across the Atlantic and rebuilt somewhere in the USA! Only a possibility of course, but a fascinating one, which Weddington Castle Online shall continue to investigate.... If anyone has any information regarding this please email us at: info@weddingtoncastle.co.uk (however, in 2017 we did receive information of a large sandstone block being found in the rear garden of a house in Castle Road. Could that be from the Castle? We may never know as it has disappeared...).
From 1928, two large residences: Weddington Gardens and Alsted Lodge (on Weddington Road), were built by Hope & Aldridge builders, and some of the Castle timber is believed to be in the latter. Weddington Gardens was demolished in 1974-5 to make way for the Cleaver Gardens flats, although its quartzite gateposts - now reduced from 8 feet to 3 feet high - remain next to the Weddington Post Office / 'One Stop Shop'. The first part of the Weddington housing estate was built between 1930 and 1933, effectively joining the village to Nuneaton with compact blocks of houses rather than the previous ribbon development along Weddington Road (formerly Derby Lane). Effectively, Weddington ceased to exist as a distinct village in its own right at around the same time as its Castle.
From 1935 to 1938 houses were built in Castle Road. Also, in 1938, the Grove was converted by Captain Cunliffe Shawe into the Weddington Hotel. This later became 'The Grove' pub and then 'The Fox and Crane' pub restaurant in 1996.
As regards the actual contents of the Castle, many of these were sold off by the auctioneers James, Styles & Whitlock, some of which are believed to be in the United States. Examples of sale items include a fine old oak staircase and Italian carved marble mantelpieces.
Over the following decades Weddington has continued to develop: an inevitable result of Nuneaton's expansion yet one which has continued to erode the remnants of the old village. Whilst the original arrangement of the Church, Church Farm and the Rectory survived into the 1950s, the old Weddington Rectory was demolished in 1961 (intriguingly, part of it had been closed off as it was said to be haunted)... Its demise heralded a new wave of housing development in the area and by the 1990s the modern village had spread right up to the churchyard and Church Farm had been demolished. Another building from the Castle estate to fall victim to demolition was the Northern Gate-house Lodge, which was destroyed in 1961 (the last resident being a Mrs Jessie Pearson). This building was a stylish Baroque/Palladian bungalow with a rounded portico veranda (a mock up of the building can be seen here).
Despite the passage of time however, Weddington Castle and its estate has not quite given up all of its secrets. For instance when, in 1988, the original Lower Farm was demolished, a high quality timber-frame building was discovered within its construction. Its design belonged to the South Western School and the frame bore numerous carpenter's marks, with the main doorway (measuring less than 67" high) skilfully carved with rebates and grooves. A number of explanations as to the origins have been put forward, such as that it may have been the in situ remains of a sixteenth century grand manor or farmhouse. Another possibility however, is that it comes from a larger sixteenth century building which was demolished and sold - Lindley Hall is possible, or even Weddington's own Capital Mansion House: the precursor of Weddington Castle. This important historical artefact was carefully dismantled and the oak beams saved. These have now been incorporated into a house at Ashbourne in Derbyshire.
Also, for many years a local legend persisted of tunnels between the Castle and the Lodge and Church, and although when the Northern Gate-house Lodge was demolished such stories were not borne out, a tunnel was apparently discovered which led from the Grove to the Castle during the former building's conversion into the 'Fox and Crane' pub restaurant in 1996.
Southern Castle Gatehouse at Brook Lane
The original Weddington village remains similarly shrouded in mystique: an archaeological evaluation was carried out in 1997 in a field to the north-east of St James Church to assess whether any remains of Weddington's deserted mediaeval village survived in the area. No mediaeval features were uncovered, although a single shard of 14th century pottery was found. A subsequent evaluation in 2000 was equally inconclusive and puzzling:
"No archaelogical deposits or artefacts of medieval date were found during the evaluation. The absence of graves and human remains is surprising as these would be expected to be adjacent to the medieval church. The lack of human remains in this area suggests that the main area for burial is located further away from the church. The area evaluated contained modern services and a spread of rubble. It is possible that the latter is a remnant of building demolition rubble from the earlier church; the Rev. Tony Adams reported that such areas of rubble are located all over the churchyard".
More substantial reminders of the Castle do persist to this day; the street names Castle Road and Shawe Avenue for instance, named in honour of the Castle's former owner (this was originally called simply, 'the Avenue'). Indeed the Castle's original stone crest of arms is preserved in the frontage of numbers 1 and 3 Shawe Avenue. This bears the Kay family motto: 'IN DEO SOLO SPEC MIA' (In God alone is my hope). Wells from the Castle survive near 18, 31 and 74 Castle Road; the Weddington Social Club was built upon the site of the icehouse, and the Southern Lodge building from the Castle grounds remains as a private residence at 6 Brook Lane, off Weddington Road (pictured right). Another local house features a door from the Castle.
The avenue of yew trees leading from the Post Office / 'One Stop Shop', parallel to Brook Lane, are the original trees that lined the southern driveway of the Castle estate. A further cluster of trees can be seen by the play area in Sandon Park. This Park was once part of the ornamental gardens surrounding the Castle, and there are still slight depressions in the ground which indicate the position of a lengthy boating lake constructed within the estate.
And of course there is 'The Grove' on Weddington Road, later 'The Fox and Crane' pub restaurant. Despite the change in usage of this building the interior and exterior were sympathetically maintained, and one still gained a sense of the grandeur of this former house and what remained of its grounds. The Fox & Crane closed for the final time on Tuesday, 15th January 2008. This building - probably the oldest significant surviving historical building in Weddington after St James' Church - was purchased by AR Cartwright Ltd builders in December 2007, and planning permission was granted for the building to converted to flats, with 18 semi-detached housing to be built in the grounds. In 2010 the first residents moved into this development - the main access road to which is named "Lionel Close" after Lionel Place who formerly owned the Weddington Castle estate - the Grove itself was saved from demolition by developers by a public campaign, and is now being renovated into luxury apartments.
In January 2015 Nuneaton Council confirmed that our suggestions for street names on the new housing development to reflect the area's heritage. Read more here.
Finally, Henry Shawe's dedicated windows remain at St James' Church... and if one takes a stroll through the Weddington churchyard, one will find a roll-call of personalities from the Castle's history written upon the gravestones. From Humphrey Adderley to Henry Kay, from Francis Vincent to Lionel Place to Henry Cunliffe Shawe himself.
One can think of no more poignant reminder of how we are all inextricably linked to our ancestors through a common bond. For we are all part of history; be it past, present or future.
RETURN TO CASTLE HISTORY
Thanks to John Bedingham, former employee of 'Watson & Howe" for providing this update in 2013. As of 2013 the co-owner of 'Watson & Howe': Peter Watson, was still alive, having emigrated to Perth, Australia in 1968.


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It was cold and dark as we rode to the launching grounds at 5 am for my third balloon ride in the world. This was the hot air balloon ride over Bagan, Myanmar and it was glorious.
With 5 other balloons going up around the launching grounds, we watched them all come to life as each one filled with hot air from the fire blower. It was magical watching them as we sipped hot coffee and hot tea.
Then the time came for us to board our balloon basket and we climbed into it and waited for the moment we would take off. Our basket was full of 8 excited people. To keep our balloon from taking off before it was ready, the workers tied the balloon to the bus we rode in to get to the site. And it worked. The balloon couldn't take off because the bus was too heavy.
Soon the ropes were untied from the bus and the balloon rose slowly and majestically as it was our turn to go up. Several other balloons already were in the air and as we ascended, we could see them and the ones yet to fly.
It was a thrilling experience as we had a bird's eye view that allowed us to appreciate the scale of magical Bagan with its thousand year old pagodas and temples that dotted the shores of the mighty (Ayeyarwady) Irrawaddy River.
There were large, medium and small pagodas and temples made of red sandstone everywhere we looked. The many ancient kings and leaders each had many built when they were ruling. Earthquakes have claimed many of them but several thousand are still standing today.
We floated up, down and around the flat plains by the river and could look straight down into the pagodas and temples. The sun continued to rise and so did the rest of the balloons.
But all beautiful, fun and glorious balloon rides must end and it was our time. To my amazement, we landed perfectly and standing up in the basket. And as I watched the others land, they did the same.
The local children were waiting for us to buy their photos as a souvenir as we landed early in the morning.
It was a wonderful ride that we enjoyed so much, even though we had to get up at 5 a.m. in the cold and dark.
Joy Burleson celebrates her first balloon ride that was perfect.
This dream ride was worth it all and we celebrated with champagne and snacks.


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#22 Attackman - Purdue
2019 Summary
5' 11" Height
190 lbs Weight
High School: Cathedral
Major: Unmanned Aerial Systems
Eligibility: Junior
Statistics By Season
2019 Purdue 22 25 29 14 0 0 0 - 0
2018 Purdue 47 6 11 2 0 0 0 - 0
2017 Purdue 2 6 15 3 0 0 0 - 0
2019 Player Statistics By Game
02/02/2019 Vanderbilt W 15-14 4 2 2 0 0
02/23/2019 @ Pittsburgh L 5-9 1 2 0 0 0
02/23/2019 @ Boston College L 3-10 0 2 1 0 0
03/03/2019 Buffalo L 8-10 1 2 0 0 0
03/22/2019 Kansas L 7-8 1 1 2 0 0
03/23/2019 @ Illinois State W 13-10 6 5 1 0 0
03/30/2019 @ Central Michigan W 10-7 0 0 0 0 0
03/31/2019 @ Minnesota L 4-16 0 0 0 0 0
04/06/2019 @ Indiana W 8-7 1 3 0 0 0
04/12/2019 Illinois W 18-3 6 5 2 0 0
04/13/2019 Dayton L 10-12 0 4 3 0 0
04/27/2019 Illinois State W 14-3 3 2 3 0 0
04/28/2019 Minnesota L 5-19 2 1 0 0 0
03/02/2018 @ Illinois W 11-1 2 0 0 0 0
03/03/2018 @ Iowa State W 11-5 0 2 0 0 0
03/18/2018 @ Grand Valley State L 10-19 0 1 0 0 0
03/24/2018 @ East Carolina L 11-12 2 4 0 0 0
04/06/2018 @ Oakland W 12-11 0 0 0 0 0
04/07/2018 @ Davenport L 6-16 0 0 0 0 0
04/08/2018 @ Michigan State L 4-21 0 0 0 0 0
04/15/2018 Indiana L 10-13 0 2 1 0 0
03/25/2018 @ Pittsburgh L 5-14 0 1 0 0 0
04/27/2018 MSU-Mankato W 14-3 2 1 1 0 0
02/25/2017 @ NC State L 7-14 0 4 1 0 0
02/26/2017 @ Clemson L 6-18 0 2 0 0 0
03/03/2017 Oakland W 8-5 0 0 0 0 0
03/10/2017 Miami (Ohio) L 6-15 2 2 0 0 0
03/26/2017 Davenport L 11-16 1 4 1 0 0
04/01/2017 @ Elon W 13-10 1 2 1 0 0
04/02/2017 @ South Carolina L 7-12 0 0 0 0 0
04/09/2017 @ Illinois State W 15-6 0 0 0 0 0
04/15/2017 @ Indiana L 7-9 0 0 0 0 0
04/28/2017 @ Nebraska W 23-3 0 0 0 0 0
04/29/2017 @ Indiana L 7-13 0 0 0 0 0
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2019 1st Team All-Conference Attack
2019 Scholar Athlete
2017 Honorable Mention All-Conference Attack


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Take me back! I was here with 7 of my long time girlfriends to celebrate birthdays and spring break! This house is amazing! The staff were more than accommodating. The rooms were spotless and staff provided fresh towels and linens daily. Luis made us fresh guacamole and margaritas every day by the pool and Lupita's breakfast and lunch and dinners were amazing. I love the open air feel of the house and if it got too warm at night we had the option of air conditioning in our rooms. There are so many areas to spend time together on the property. We had a wonderful view of sunset and a few nights we walked over to the beach to see sunset and it was gorgeous! The sounds of the waves crashing permeated through the house day and night. Even with the doors closed and AC in in the rooms you can hear the waves crashing. The house is also a short walk to the pier, shops, restaurants and nightlife. I would recommend this house to anyone. Alvaro is a very kind person to deal with as well. We had a few minor concerns that were not related to the house or staff and he addressed them swiftly and courteously. Can't wait to go back!
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Also can take a picture of your ticket and e-mail it to Cross County trains along with your journey details, your name and address. Please note that your ticket must be cut diagonally before you take the picture. If your delay repay query relates to a season ticket that is still valid please do not cut the ticket.
I was scheduled to travel on the 10.22 from St Austell to Bristol on Sunday 16th August, but the service was cancelled outright. Instead I had to catch the 10.45 to Plymouth and from catch the train the Manchester Piccadilly. When arrived in Bristol I was asked to put my ticket into the machine at the gate, so I lost it.
The delay caused great inconvenience as I had to catch a flight back to Ireland that day which I almost missed. Could you kindly let me know how I would go about getting fair compensation from Cross Country for this?
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I was delayed by an hour on 8th August as the 1155 train Sheffield to Bristol was delayed by an hour. I had already waited nearly an hour for this connection and subsequently then missed by connection from Bristol to Bath and had to hope for the best that a seat was free. I am in my sixties and had arranged passenger assistance so am pleased I did as only had few minutes to change platforms for my connection to Bath.
I had same problem whereby machine swallowed ticket up. I did not know there was a special form to complete to claim compensation and have written to CrossCountry with a covering letter enclosing all the tickets I had left plus the email confirmation I received from Trainline when I booked my tickets. Hopefully I shall hear soon about a refund.
I was delayed on a train from Newcastle to Birmingham (12th Nov) for an hour which subsequently delayed my entire journey to Cardiff by nearly two hours. I sent off the delay form on the 16th and was just checking how long I am expecting to wait before hearing back from the delays department?
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On my return home on 20th November, I asked for a claim form, and sent it off by Monday 23rd November, together with the first half of my return ticket to Long Eaton via Derby. I did not use the Long Eaton/Derby section of the outward ticket, since I had a lift to the station, so I made the claim from Derby to Darlington, which was the problem journey.
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