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Ulsan take top title in Asia with 2-1 win in Champions League final
Ulsan Hyundai FC midfielder Sin Jin-Ho lifts the winners' trophy after the Asian Football Confederation Champions League finals match between Iran's Persepolis FC and Korea's Ulsan on Saturday in Qatar. [AFP/YONHAP]
Ulsan Hyundai FC have taken the top title in Asian club football, beating Persepolis FC on Saturday night to win the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Champions League.
Ulsan beat the Iranian side 2-1 at Al Wakrah Sports Complex in Qatar to win their second Champions League title and take the sixth win for a Korean side.
Persepolis had a two-month break ahead of the final due to the protracted knockout stage that saw the entire field split in two due to increased social distancing measures. The long rest didn't seem to have helped the Iranian side, who were immediately on the defensive as Ulsan piled on the pressure from the kickoff.
Despite the offensive onslaught, Ulsan were unable to break through the Persepolis defense. It wasn't until the very end of the first half that the silence was broken, with Persepolis' Mehdi Abdi Qara stealing the ball from Ulsan defender Park Joo-ho and hammering it home to take the game to 1-0 in the 45th minute.
Ulsan surged forward as the game resumed for the first-half injury time, piling up the players in the opposition box in an attempt to break through by sheer weight of numbers. A bad tackle brought down Yoon Bit-garam in the box, and once again Ulsan's chances came down to Júnior Negrão's ability to convert from the penalty spot.
This time it wasn't Negrão's penalty that tied the game, but the shot that came immediately after it. Persepolis goalkeeper Hamed Lak was able to get his hands to the penalty, but Negrão was there to slot the deflection home, tying the score at 1-1 at half time.
The start of the second half saw the exact same scenario play out, only this time he didn't miss.
Ulsan were awarded their second penalty in the 55th minute of the game after a ball-to-hand inside the Persepolis box. This time Negrão beat Lak to slot the ball home, giving Ulsan a 2-1 lead. The goal was the Brazilian striker's seventh of the competition, tying for top goalscorer across the tournament.
Persepolis went on the offensive for the last 35 minutes but never found the net, leaving Ulsan to lift the AFC Champions League trophy with a 2-1 win.
Ulsan ended the tournament undefeated throughout. After picking up a 1-1 draw against FC Tokyo in February, Ulsan won nine consecutive games after the tournament resumed in November to take the title. The nine-game winning streak that took them to the very top of Asian football also rounds off the tenure of manager Kim Do-hoon, who finished his four-year contract this year.
Champions League glory offers some redemption to a side that has struggled to pick up trophies in domestic contests recently. Ulsan finished second in the K League 1 in both the 2019 and 2020 seasons, and lost the FA Cup final to Jeonbuk in November. Ulsan have won the continental title once before, in 2012.
As well as taking the title, Ulsan also won the AFC's Fair Play Award, while Yoon Bit-garam was named the tournament's most valuable player.
BY JIM BULLEY [jim.bulley@joongang.co.kr]
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'use strict';

import * as assert from 'assert';
import { EditOperation } from 'vs/editor/common/core/editOperation';
import { Position } from 'vs/editor/common/core/position';
import { Selection } from 'vs/editor/common/core/selection';
import { Range } from 'vs/editor/common/core/range';
import { IRange } from 'vs/editor/common/editorCommon';
import {
	CommonFindController, FindStartFocusAction, IFindStartOptions,
	NextMatchFindAction, StartFindAction, SelectHighlightsAction,
	AddSelectionToNextFindMatchAction
} from 'vs/editor/contrib/find/common/findController';
import { withMockCodeEditor } from 'vs/editor/test/common/mocks/mockCodeEditor';
import { HistoryNavigator } from 'vs/base/common/history';

class TestFindController extends CommonFindController {

	public hasFocus: boolean;
	public delayUpdateHistory: boolean = false;

	protected _start(opts: IFindStartOptions): void {
		super._start(opts);

		if (opts.shouldFocus !== FindStartFocusAction.NoFocusChange) {
			this.hasFocus = true;
		}
	}

	protected _delayedUpdateHistory() {
		if (this.delayUpdateHistory) {
			super._delayedUpdateHistory();
		} else {
			this._updateHistory();
		}
	}
}

suite('FindController', () => {

	function fromRange(rng: IRange): number[] {
		return [rng.startLineNumber, rng.startColumn, rng.endLineNumber, rng.endColumn];
	}

	test('issue #1857: F3, Find Next, acts like "Find Under Cursor"', () => {
		withMockCodeEditor([
			'ABC',
			'ABC',
			'XYZ',
			'ABC'
		], {}, (editor, cursor) => {

			// The cursor is at the very top, of the file, at the first ABC
			let findController = editor.registerAndInstantiateContribution<TestFindController>(TestFindController);
			let findState = findController.getState();
			let startFindAction = new StartFindAction();
			let nextMatchFindAction = new NextMatchFindAction();

			// I hit Ctrl+F to show the Find dialog
			startFindAction.run(null, editor);

			// I type ABC.
			findState.change({ searchString: 'A' }, true);
			findState.change({ searchString: 'AB' }, true);
			findState.change({ searchString: 'ABC' }, true);

			// The first ABC is highlighted.
			assert.deepEqual(fromRange(editor.getSelection()), [1, 1, 1, 4]);

			// I hit Esc to exit the Find dialog.
			findController.closeFindWidget();
			findController.hasFocus = false;

			// The cursor is now at end of the first line, with ABC on that line highlighted.
			assert.deepEqual(fromRange(editor.getSelection()), [1, 1, 1, 4]);

			// I hit delete to remove it and change the text to XYZ.
			editor.pushUndoStop();
			editor.executeEdits('test', [EditOperation.delete(new Range(1, 1, 1, 4))]);
			editor.executeEdits('test', [EditOperation.insert(new Position(1, 1), 'XYZ')]);
			editor.pushUndoStop();

			// At this point the text editor looks like this:
			//   XYZ
			//   ABC
			//   XYZ
			//   ABC
			assert.equal(editor.getModel().getLineContent(1), 'XYZ');

			// The cursor is at end of the first line.
			assert.deepEqual(fromRange(editor.getSelection()), [1, 4, 1, 4]);

			// I hit F3 to "Find Next" to find the next occurrence of ABC, but instead it searches for XYZ.
			nextMatchFindAction.run(null, editor);

			assert.equal(findState.searchString, 'ABC');
			assert.equal(findController.hasFocus, false);

			findController.dispose();
		});
	});

	test('issue #3090: F3 does not loop with two matches on a single line', () => {
		withMockCodeEditor([
			'import nls = require(\'vs/nls\');'
		], {}, (editor, cursor) => {

			let findController = editor.registerAndInstantiateContribution<TestFindController>(TestFindController);
			let nextMatchFindAction = new NextMatchFindAction();

			editor.setPosition({
				lineNumber: 1,
				column: 9
			});

			nextMatchFindAction.run(null, editor);
			assert.deepEqual(fromRange(editor.getSelection()), [1, 26, 1, 29]);

			nextMatchFindAction.run(null, editor);
			assert.deepEqual(fromRange(editor.getSelection()), [1, 8, 1, 11]);

			findController.dispose();
		});
	});

	test('issue #6149: Auto-escape highlighted text for search and replace regex mode', () => {
		withMockCodeEditor([
			'var x = (3 * 5)',
			'var y = (3 * 5)',
			'var z = (3  * 5)',
		], {}, (editor, cursor) => {

			let findController = editor.registerAndInstantiateContribution<TestFindController>(TestFindController);
			let startFindAction = new StartFindAction();
			let nextMatchFindAction = new NextMatchFindAction();

			editor.setSelection(new Selection(1, 9, 1, 13));

			findController.toggleRegex();
			startFindAction.run(null, editor);

			nextMatchFindAction.run(null, editor);
			assert.deepEqual(fromRange(editor.getSelection()), [2, 9, 2, 13]);

			nextMatchFindAction.run(null, editor);
			assert.deepEqual(fromRange(editor.getSelection()), [1, 9, 1, 13]);

			findController.dispose();
		});
	});

	test('issue #8817: Cursor position changes when you cancel multicursor', () => {
		withMockCodeEditor([
			'var x = (3 * 5)',
			'var y = (3 * 5)',
			'var z = (3 * 5)',
		], {}, (editor, cursor) => {

			let findController = editor.registerAndInstantiateContribution<TestFindController>(TestFindController);
			let selectHighlightsAction = new SelectHighlightsAction();

			editor.setSelection(new Selection(2, 9, 2, 16));

			selectHighlightsAction.run(null, editor);
			assert.deepEqual(editor.getSelections().map(fromRange), [
				[2, 9, 2, 16],
				[1, 9, 1, 16],
				[3, 9, 3, 16],
			]);

			editor.trigger('test', 'removeSecondaryCursors', null);

			assert.deepEqual(fromRange(editor.getSelection()), [2, 9, 2, 16]);

			findController.dispose();
		});
	});

	test('issue #9043: Clear search scope when find widget is hidden', () => {
		withMockCodeEditor([
			'var x = (3 * 5)',
			'var y = (3 * 5)',
			'var z = (3 * 5)',
		], {}, (editor, cursor) => {

			let findController = editor.registerAndInstantiateContribution<TestFindController>(TestFindController);
			findController.start({
				forceRevealReplace: false,
				seedSearchStringFromSelection: false,
				shouldFocus: FindStartFocusAction.NoFocusChange,
				shouldAnimate: false
			});

			assert.equal(findController.getState().searchScope, null);

			findController.getState().change({
				searchScope: new Range(1, 1, 1, 5)
			}, false);

			assert.deepEqual(findController.getState().searchScope, new Range(1, 1, 1, 5));

			findController.closeFindWidget();
			assert.equal(findController.getState().searchScope, null);
		});
	});

	test('find term is added to history on state change', () => {
		withMockCodeEditor([
			'var x = (3 * 5)',
			'var y = (3 * 5)',
			'var z = (3 * 5)',
		], {}, (editor, cursor) => {

			let findController = editor.registerAndInstantiateContribution<TestFindController>(TestFindController);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '1' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '2' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '3' }, false);

			assert.deepEqual(['1', '2', '3'], toArray(findController.getHistory()));
		});
	});

	test('find term is added with delay', (done) => {
		withMockCodeEditor([
			'var x = (3 * 5)',
			'var y = (3 * 5)',
			'var z = (3 * 5)',
		], {}, (editor, cursor) => {

			let findController = editor.registerAndInstantiateContribution<TestFindController>(TestFindController);
			findController.delayUpdateHistory = true;
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '1' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '2' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '3' }, false);

			setTimeout(function () {
				assert.deepEqual(['3'], toArray(findController.getHistory()));
				done();
			}, 500);
		});
	});

	test('show previous find term', () => {
		withMockCodeEditor([
			'var x = (3 * 5)',
			'var y = (3 * 5)',
			'var z = (3 * 5)',
		], {}, (editor, cursor) => {

			let findController = editor.registerAndInstantiateContribution<TestFindController>(TestFindController);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '1' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '2' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '3' }, false);

			findController.showPreviousFindTerm();
			assert.deepEqual('2', findController.getState().searchString);
		});
	});

	test('show previous find term do not update history', () => {
		withMockCodeEditor([
			'var x = (3 * 5)',
			'var y = (3 * 5)',
			'var z = (3 * 5)',
		], {}, (editor, cursor) => {

			let findController = editor.registerAndInstantiateContribution<TestFindController>(TestFindController);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '1' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '2' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '3' }, false);

			findController.showPreviousFindTerm();
			assert.deepEqual(['1', '2', '3'], toArray(findController.getHistory()));
		});
	});

	test('show next find term', () => {
		withMockCodeEditor([
			'var x = (3 * 5)',
			'var y = (3 * 5)',
			'var z = (3 * 5)',
		], {}, (editor, cursor) => {

			let findController = editor.registerAndInstantiateContribution<TestFindController>(TestFindController);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '1' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '2' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '3' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '4' }, false);

			findController.showPreviousFindTerm();
			findController.showPreviousFindTerm();
			findController.showNextFindTerm();
			assert.deepEqual('3', findController.getState().searchString);
		});
	});

	test('show next find term do not update history', () => {
		withMockCodeEditor([
			'var x = (3 * 5)',
			'var y = (3 * 5)',
			'var z = (3 * 5)',
		], {}, (editor, cursor) => {

			let findController = editor.registerAndInstantiateContribution<TestFindController>(TestFindController);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '1' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '2' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '3' }, false);
			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '4' }, false);

			findController.showPreviousFindTerm();
			findController.showPreviousFindTerm();
			findController.showNextFindTerm();
			assert.deepEqual(['1', '2', '3', '4'], toArray(findController.getHistory()));
		});
	});

	test('AddSelectionToNextFindMatchAction can work with multiline', () => {
		withMockCodeEditor([
			'',
			'qwe',
			'rty',
			'',
			'qwe',
			'',
			'rty',
			'qwe',
			'rty'
		], {}, (editor, cursor) => {

			let findController = editor.registerAndInstantiateContribution<TestFindController>(TestFindController);
			let addSelectionToNextFindMatch = new AddSelectionToNextFindMatchAction();

			editor.setSelection(new Selection(2, 1, 3, 4));

			addSelectionToNextFindMatch.run(null, editor);
			assert.deepEqual(editor.getSelections().map(fromRange), [
				[2, 1, 3, 4],
				[8, 1, 9, 4]
			]);

			editor.trigger('test', 'removeSecondaryCursors', null);

			assert.deepEqual(fromRange(editor.getSelection()), [2, 1, 3, 4]);

			findController.dispose();
		});
	});

	test('issue #18111: Regex replace with single space replaces with no space', () => {
		withMockCodeEditor([
			'HRESULT OnAmbientPropertyChange(DISPID   dispid);'
		], {}, (editor, cursor) => {

			let findController = editor.registerAndInstantiateContribution<TestFindController>(TestFindController);

			let startFindAction = new StartFindAction();
			startFindAction.run(null, editor);

			findController.getState().change({ searchString: '\\b\\s{3}\\b', replaceString: ' ', isRegex: true }, false);
			findController.moveToNextMatch();

			assert.deepEqual(editor.getSelections().map(fromRange), [
				[1, 39, 1, 42]
			]);

			findController.replace();

			assert.deepEqual(editor.getValue(), 'HRESULT OnAmbientPropertyChange(DISPID dispid);');

			findController.dispose();
		});
	});

	function toArray(historyNavigator: HistoryNavigator<string>): string[] {
		let result = [];
		historyNavigator.first();
		if (historyNavigator.current()) {
			do {
				result.push(historyNavigator.current());
			} while (historyNavigator.next());
		}
		return result;
	}
});

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Dark Side of the Ring: Nick Gage 'died for 7 minutes' after deathmatch
Nick is a 'folk hero' in the deathmatch world (Photo: Facebook/Nick Gage)Wrestler Nick Gage was legally dead for 'seven minutes' after horrific match at the Tournament of Death.
The final of the annual event saw the 40-year-old star take on Thumbtack Jack, and at one point he was thrown into light tubes around the floor outside the ring, with one shard piercing an artery.
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They couldn't get an ambulance to him, so he had to be taken away in a helicopter, and it was during this journey he died.
'I get in the helicopter, that's the last thing I remember,' Nick admitted. 'The nurse had said, "You flatlined while you were in there and the doctors brought you back because you lost too much blood." '
Moxley outlined the severity of the whole incident, while insisting the story has helped turn the deathmatch wrestler into a 'folk hero'.
'He was legally dead for seven minutes.,' he said. 'He died at a Tournament of Death.
'It's supposed to be turn of phrase, you're not actually supposed to die. He did. It just cements and solidifies Nick Gage's spot as "folk hero." '
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'I want to do this until I can't do it anymore,' he admitted.
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Q: Non-linear rational recurrence related to the Jacobian of hyperelliptic curve EDIT The initial revision had typo, hope it is fixed.
Let $C$ be the hyperelliptic curve $y^2=x^5+x+5^2$ and $J$ its Jacobian.
Let $P=J(0,5)$ and define $a(n)$ to be the constant coefficient of
the first coordinate of $nP$.
$a(n)$ starts $1, 0, 0, 1/5000, 12500, 200000003/125000$.
Experimentally $a(n)$ satisfy the nonlinear recurrence up to $n=100$:
a(n + 2) = -((50000002*a(n - 1)*a(n - 2) - 10000*a(n - 2) - 5)*a(n + 1)*a(n) - 5*(2000*a(n - 2) + 1)*a(n - 1)*a(n) - 5*a(n - 1)*a(n - 2) + 25000*a(n - 2) + 100000014)/(10000*(5000*a(n - 2) - 1)*a(n - 1)*a(n) + (50000002*a(n - 1)*a(n - 2) + 2*(25000001*a(n - 1) + 25000000*a(n - 2) - 5000)*a(n) - 10000*a(n - 2) - 5)*a(n + 1) - 10000*a(n - 1)*a(n - 2) + 25000)

Is the recurrence true?
sagemath code:
def jacob1(KK,lim=100):
    """
    K=QQ
    """
    pr=PolynomialRing(KK,'x')
    x=pr.gen()
    w0=KK(5)
    dg=5
    pol= x**5+x+5**2
    C = HyperellipticCurve(pol)
    pt0=C([KK(0),KK(5)**1,KK(1)])
    J=C.jacobian()
    P=J(KK)(pt0)
    f=[]
    for i in srange(lim):
        Q= i*P
        u=Q[0]
        T=u.constant_coefficient()
        f.append(T)
        print u
        print '  ',T
    return f

A: NEW (Oct 27, 2017)
I can now show that the recurrence given in the Question is correct.
In fact, I can deduce a simpler and shorter recurrence relation.
For this, we consider the Kummer Surface $K$ associated to $J$.
This is a quartic surface in ${\mathbb P}^3$, and there is a map
$\kappa \colon J \to K$
that identifies a point $P$ and its negative $-P$ (so it is 2-to-1 except
at the 16 points of order 2 on $J$). In terms of the coordinates one
usually uses, the image of your point on $K$ is $(0:1:0:0)$. Also, the
constant term in the first component of the Mumford representation of a
point with image $(x_1:x_2:x_3:x_4)$ on $K$ is $x_3/x_1$ (assuming
$x_1 \neq 0$). Now there is a $4 \times 4$ matrix $B(\vec{x},\vec{y})$
of bi-quadratic forms in two sets of variables $\vec{x} = (x_1,\ldots,x_4)$
and $\vec{y} = (y_1,\ldots,y_4)$ (i.e., separately homogeneous of degree 2
in each set of variables) such that, if $\vec{x},\vec{y},\vec{w},\vec{z}$
are coordinate vectors of the images of points $P, Q, P-Q, P+Q$, resp.,
then, up to a common scaling factor,
$$B_{ii}(\vec{x},\vec{y}) = w_i z_i \quad\text{and}\quad
  B_{ij}(\vec{x},\vec{y}) = w_i z_j + w_j z_i \quad\text{for $i \neq j$.}$$
(See the book by Cassels and Flynn for background.)
We write $\kappa(nP) = (1 : x_{n,2} : x_{n,3} : x_{n,4})$
(assuming the first coordinate is non-zero), so that $x_{n,3}$ is the term
of interest. It is easy to see that the matrix $B(\vec{x},\vec{y})$
determines the unordered pair $\{\vec{w}, \vec{z}\}$ (up to scaling
of the coordinate vectors).
Now we use the relations
$B(\vec{x}_n, \vec{x}_1) \sim \vec{x}_{n-1} * \vec{x}_{n+1}$
(where $\vec{w} * \vec{z}$ denotes the symmetric matrix with entries
$w_i z_i$ on the diagonal and $w_i z_j + w_j z_i$ off the diagonal)
for two successive values of $n$, together with the equations
$f(\vec{x}_{n-1}) = \ldots = f(\vec{x}_{n+2}) = 0$, where $f = 0$
is the equation defining $K$. Together they define an ideal in the
polynomial ring in 12 variables over $\mathbb Q$,
and we can compute the elimination ideal $I$ with
respect to $\{x_{n-1,3}, x_{n,3}, x_{n+1,3}, x_{n+2,3}\}$.
Magma says that $I$ is generated by 10 polynomials, one of which is
linear in $x_{n+2,3}$ (and also in $x_{n-1,3}$). Writing $a_n$ for
$x_{n,3}$ and solving, we find the three-term recurrence
$$a_{n+2} = a_n \frac{a_{n-1}+a_{n+1}}{a_{n-1} - a_{n+1}}
       - 2 \frac{a_n^2 a_{n+1}^2 + a_n a_{n+1} + 5000(a_n + a_{n+1}) - 1}
           {(a_{n-1}-a_{n+1}) a_n^2 a_{n+1}^2}
$$
We can also check that the four-term recurrence given in the question
(in terms of the algebraic relation it implies between five successive
values of $a_{n}$) is implied by the relations that hold between
five successive coordinate vectors.
In the spirit of a previous remark (that I removed when re-writing the
answer to give a complete solution), note that the variety $V_k$ given by
$$B(\vec{x}_n,\vec{x}_1) \sim \vec{x}_{n-1} * \vec{x}_{n+1}, \ldots,
  B(\vec{x}_{n+k},\vec{x}_1) \sim \vec{x}_{n+k-1} * \vec{x}_{n+k+1}$$
and
$$f(\vec{x}_{n-1}) = \ldots = f(\vec{x}_{n+k+1}) = 0$$
is two-dimensional for any $k \ge 0$. So we can expect a relation between
any three quantities depending on the variables. For example, there is a
relation relating $a_{n-1}$, $a_n$ and $a_{n+1}$, but it is of degree 4
in $a_{n-1}$ and in $a_{n+1}$ and of degree 6 in $a_n$. We need to consider
more quantities to find a relation that is linear in one of them.

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Café of Life program offers free music lessons to Bonita Springs children
The Café of Life music program is intended to give children access to opportunities they might not have otherwise, a volunteer said.
Café of Life program offers free music lessons to Bonita Springs children The Café of Life music program is intended to give children access to opportunities they might not have otherwise, a volunteer said. Check out this story on news-press.com: https://www.naplesnews.com/story/news/local/communities/the-banner/2018/09/19/cafe-life-offers-free-music-lessons-children-bonita-springs/1215273002/
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Naomi Hernandez,9, plays a duet with her teacher Judy Murphy on Monday, Sept. 10, 2018, at the Café of Life office.(Photo: Srijita Chattopadhyay/Naples Daily News)
Nine-year-old Gabriel Koefman-Camacho strode through the door of Café of Life on Childers Street, his mother and younger brother behind him.
Gabriel took a seat in front of an upright piano pushed against a wall in a corner of the nonprofit's office. Judy Murphy, his music teacher, pulled her chair next to the bench.
His fingers moved across the black-and-white keys. An upbeat rendition of "Heart and Soul," which many might recognize from the iconic scene in the movie "Big," rang from the piano. As Gabriel tapped out the notes, Murphy joined him on the higher keys.
Their joyful duet filled the room, empty of the nonprofit's daytime staff.
Gabriel is one of five Bonita Springs children enrolled in Café of Life's new program that offers free music lessons to low-income families. Murphy teaches piano and guitar lessons.
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Nine-year-old Gabriel Koefman-Camacho from Bonita Springs takes his first piano lesson Monday evening, Sept. 10, 2018, at Café of Life office in Bonita Springs with the music teacher and a Café of Life volunteer Judy Murphy. Srijita Chattopadhyay/Naples Daily News
Judy Murphy had been a volunteer at Café of Life for a few months before she proposed the idea of teaching not so privileged children music, and help them find their inner musical talents. Six months since the start of the program, Murphy said that she loves sharing her joy of music. "I love when the kids come excited to learn," she said. Srijita Chattopadhyay/Naples Daily News
Ivan Gomez, 10, of Bonita Springs learns how to seamlessly play half notes on his guitar, Monday evening, Sept. 10, 2018, at the Bonita Springs Café of Life office. Srijita Chattopadhyay/Naples Daily News
The third piano lesson for nine-year-old Naomi Hernandez of Bonita Springs was to learn how to get to a higher pitch without cracking and being breathless. Using a hand-motion technique, Judy Murphy helps Hernandez to be in tune while at a higher pitch. Srijita Chattopadhyay/Naples Daily News
Naomi Hernandez,9, plays a duet with her teacher Judy Murphy on Monday, Sept. 10, 2018, at the Café of Life office. Srijita Chattopadhyay/Naples Daily News
"Is it..." the nine-year-old Naomi Hernandez pauses to listen carefully at the note her teacher, Judy Murphy plays on the piano to test Hernandez's progress. Completion a lesson successfully is rewarded by a sticker for their piano book. Srijita Chattopadhyay/Naples Daily News
Iris Brisaida Cervantes, 9, of Bonita Springs, ponders over how to successfully play the piano piece. Completion of a lesson earns them a sticker for their piano book. Cervantes said, the best part about taking piano lessons with Murphy is receiving a sticker after every class. Srijita Chattopadhyay/Naples Daily News
Iris Brisaida Cervantes, 9, raises her fingers to answer the question posed by her music teacher, Judy Murphy. Moments later, Murphy exclaimed, "Hellaujeh! one of my students' got the answer right today." Srijita Chattopadhyay/Naples Daily News
It's one of the ways the 20-year-old Bonita Springs nonprofit — known for serving free meals at Leitner Neighborhood Park — has expanded its outreach and services to help those in need in the city and surrounding areas.
The music program is intended to give children access to opportunities they might not have otherwise, said Bev Pierret, a volunteer who organizes the lessons for Café of Life.
The lessons, which began in March, are funded by donations to Café of Life. Each of the students can borrow instruments to practice on at home, Pierret said.
"I think music for these kids is just awesome," she said. "It gives them something for themselves they can do. It brings them out of their shell."
Every Monday night, Murphy spends about three hours teaching the five students at Café of Life's office in downtown Bonita Springs. Each of them gets about a half an hour with her.
She said she has two music degrees — one in music education from the former Trenton State College and a second in choral conducting from Westminster Choir College. She can teach voice, piano and guitar lessons.
Murphy came into contact with Café of Life as a volunteer and a client, using the nonprofit's services when she ran into hard times. She gave the nonprofit's staff her resume.
"When they talked about doing this, bells started to go off in my head," Murphy said. "I was all for it."
Ivan Gomez, 10, of Bonita Springs learns how to seamlessly play half notes on his guitar, Monday evening, Sept. 10, 2018, at the Bonita Springs Café of Life office. (Photo: Srijita Chattopadhyay/Naples Daily News)
On a recent Monday night, Murphy sat alongside each of her students, clapping out rhythms and quizzing them with music theory questions.
When a student answered a question correctly or mastered a song, Murphy gave them a sticker.
"What's this note?" she asked Gabriel, holding a diagram of one on a music staff.
Gabriel looked at the diagram in Murphy's hands and then back at the piano. He touched a white key, which let out a low sound.
"G," Gabriel said.
"Good! Very good," Murphy said.
Gabriel, a fourth grade student at Crestwell School in Fort Myers, said he practices on his keyboard at home almost every day.
He enjoys playing "spooky songs" and recently learned a piece titled "Haunted Mouse," which had squeaky sounds and low notes, he said.
"They have a lot of drama."
Gabriel likes working with Murphy, too.
"We sometimes talk to each other about things," he said.
Later that evening, nine-year-old Naomi Hernandez sat at the same piano bench. She handed Murphy a coloring assignment from the previous week. Murphy reviewed Naomi's practice record, which tracked days and times Naomi played at home.
The third piano lesson for nine-year-old Naomi Hernandez of Bonita Springs was to learn how to get to a higher pitch without cracking and being breathless. Using a hand-motion technique, Judy Murphy helps Hernandez to be in tune while at a higher pitch. (Photo: Srijita Chattopadhyay/Naples Daily News)
The two sang solfege, a common technique Murphy uses to teach her students to sing in tune and help them play by ear.
They moved their hands as they slowly went through each note in unison on the scale.
"Do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do."
Naomi, a fourth-grader at Bonita Springs Elementary School, said playing the piano makes her feel calm.
"It's nice when you touch the keys and you hear music," she said.
Naomi sometimes uses her keyboard at home to teach her little sister and two younger brothers what she learns at her piano lessons.
Martina Vasquez, Naomi's mother, said she is grateful to Café of Life staff for offering the piano lessons.
"I don't have too much money," Vasquez said. "I'm thankful for the opportunity for Naomi."
Iris Brisaida Cervantes, 9, of Bonita Springs, ponders over how to successfully play the piano piece. Completion of a lesson earns them a sticker for their piano book. Cervantes said, the best part about taking piano lessons with Murphy is receiving a sticker after every class. (Photo: Srijita Chattopadhyay/Naples Daily News)
Naomi recently learned how to play "Happy Birthday" on the piano, and Naomi performed it for Vasquez's mother-in-law.
"She was so happy because Naomi played it for her," Vasquez said.
Murphy has watched her students' skills change over the last six months. Teaching them about music makes her feel as though she's helping the community, Murphy said.
"They came in fresh. Some knew a few notes, but none of them were trained," Murphy said. "It's wonderful to see them grow and flourish."
Café of Life's music program is expanding, too. Murphy will teach three more students on a second weeknight starting in October.
"Is it..." the nine-year-old Naomi Hernandez pauses to listen carefully at the note her teacher, Judy Murphy plays on the piano to test Hernandez's progress. Completion a lesson successfully is rewarded by a sticker for their piano book. (Photo: Srijita Chattopadhyay/Naples Daily News)
A student recital is planned in December at Hope Lutheran Church in Bonita Springs.
Murphy said the students likely will be nervous about performing, but she plans to be right beside them, just like another Monday night.
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It's something I feel very strongly that if we're going to have a society that I want to live in, one that is equal, then I need to help make the change. To me, it's a fundamental part of living in a society that I want to be part of.
One of the common misconceptions about dealing with gender equity is that it's a female problem. In my field which is 70% male, the lack of women in it is a problem for the whole discipline. So it's a problem that men as well as women need to embrace.
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Whitman a Constant Companion in 'Specimen Days' Alan Cheuse reviews Specimen Days, a book by Michael Cunningham. The title comes from Walt Whitman, and Whitman's voice is heard throughout the three novellas that comprise this book.
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Alan Cheuse
Alan Cheuse reviews Specimen Days, a book by Michael Cunningham. The title comes from Walt Whitman, and Whitman's voice is heard throughout the three novellas that comprise this book.
Michael Cunningham won the Pulitzer Prize for his novel "The Hours." His new novel is called "Specimen Days." Alan Cheuse has a review.
ALAN CHEUSE reporting:
The title comes from Walt Whitman, and Whitman's fingerprints--or I guess I should say his voice prints--are on almost every page of these three linked novellas. In the opening piece, there's a young factory worker in Cunningham's vividly depicted streets of 19th-century New York City who spouts Whitman like a Tourette's victim. He works at the same beautiful but menacing stamping machine that crushed the life out of his older brother, the lost brother whose voice he begins to hear calling to him from inside the machine.
In the book's second novella, "The Children's Crusade," young boys roam the New York streets, explosives strapped to their fragile bodies, reciting Whitman and blowing people up in the name of a better world. It's movie stuff, according to Cat, the tall black female detective who's trying to find the juvenile terrorists. And there's just enough of the feel of a suspense film wedded to Cunningham's lyrical prose to make all this work quite beautifully.
There's more out-and-out science-fiction movie stuff in the third and final novella, "Like Beauty." This one also begins in New York, about 150 years in the future. An odd couple, an android and an alien, a lizard woman who along with many of her kin has migrated to Earth, make a fragile pact and flee a degraded Manhattan, which has become a theme park for wealthy Asian tourists.
The freedom that novelist Cunningham demonstrates in these pages is something to behold. "Specimen Days" is an extraordinarily imagined book and, line by line, page by page, one of the most beautifully executed experiments of the decade.
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Published January 12, 2020 at 12:05am
A loophole in a California state law that allows some car break-ins to go unpunished has created a car burglary crisis in the state.
According to the Los Angeles Police Department, state law requires proof that a vehicle was locked for a break-in to count as felony burglary.
"It's ridiculous that under current law you can have a video of someone bashing out a car window, but if you can't prove that the door is locked you may not be able to get an auto burglary conviction," state Sen. Scott Wiener told the Los Angeles Times.
Wiener introduced a proposal to eliminate the requirement that state prosecutors hope legislators will take up this month, but it has been put off for two years in a row.
In California, there were 243,000 automobile thefts last year, the Times reported.
The number of break-ins peaked in 2017, but San Francisco police nonetheless tallied 60 break-ins per day in 2019.
"All of us are getting double-digit slams in auto (burglaries)," Oakland Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick told the San Francisco Chronicle.
Tourists are usually hit the hardest because they are more likely to leave valuable objects in their cars and can be easily identified by rental cars or out of state license plates.
"I think that's the mind switch that we need to make — if you have your backpack, luggage, you've got to take it with you. You can't put it in the glove box," Oakland Police spokeswoman Johnna Watson said. "The days of 'not-in-plain-view' are over with."
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The fact that tourists cannot easily return to testify whether they locked their car doors has made it hard for prosecutions to take place, according to Wiener.
But it's not only tourists who are targeted. Even cops have felt the frustration of the situation caused by California's current easy-on-criminals approach.
"Our car windows got busted," San Francisco police Lt. Tracy McCray told Fox's Tucker Carlson. "I didn't bother making a report."
Many of the car burglary suspects were largely Bay Area gang members who traveled in rental cars so they were hard to track, Fox News reported.
Wiener told the Times that although legislators have not explained why similar proposals have not been approved before, lawmakers are usually reluctant to approve bills that have the chance to put more people in already overcrowded prisons.
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Assembly Republican Leader Marie Waldron blamed Democratic lawmakers for hindering law enforcement efforts to stop criminals.
"We've got one more piece of evidence that for Democrats, victims come last," she said. "There's no reason for someone to enter a vehicle that doesn't belong to them, whether the door is locked or not. This was a common-sense bill to close a major loophole in our city burglary law, but Democrats have proved yet again that in Sacramento, common sense isn't common."
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Signed under the auspices of Vibrant Gujarat. Development could deliver investments of Rs. 6,000 crore (~USD 1.3 bn) in the state of Gujarat. Will double Suzlon's installations of 1,100 MW wind power in Gujarat; potential to power more than 1.7 million households.
Suzlon Group, the world's third leading wind power company, announced a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Government of Gujarat to develop 1,000 megawatt (MW) of new wind farm capacity in the state over the next three years.
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Suzlon Group has actively participated in Vibrant Gujarat, since its inception in 2003. Over the past five conferences, Suzlon has signed six MoU's with the Government of Gujarat, committing over Rs. 14,000 crore (~USD 3.1 bn) for the development of wind farm projects, R&D centers, manufacturing facilities and in a Special Economic Zone (SEZ). The Company has already delivered 60 per cent of the promised development, translating into investments of Rs. 8,400 crore (~USD 1.9 bn) in the state.
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HEPATIC AND RENAL CYTOCHROME P450 GENE REGULATION DURING CITROBACTER RODENTIUM INFECTION IN WILD-TYPE AND TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR 4 MUTANT MICE
Terrilyn A. Richardson, Melanie Sherman, Leposava Antonovic, Sean S. Kardar, Henry W. Strobel, Daniel Kalman and Edward T. Morgan
Drug Metabolism and Disposition March 2006, 34 (3) 354-360; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1124/dmd.105.007393
Terrilyn A. Richardson
Melanie Sherman
Leposava Antonovic
Sean S. Kardar
Henry W. Strobel
Daniel Kalman
Edward T. Morgan
Citrobacter rodentium is the rodent equivalent of human enteropathogenic Escherichia coli infection. This study investigated regulation of hepatic and renal cytochrome P450 (P450) mRNAs, hepatic P450 proteins, cytokines, and acute phase proteins during C. rodentium infection. Female C3H/HeOuJ (HeOu) and C3H/HeJ (HeJ) mice [which lack functional toll-like receptor 4 (TLR4)] were infected with C. rodentium by oral gavage and sacrificed 6 days later. Hepatic CYP4A10 and 4A14 mRNAs were decreased in HeOu mice (<4% of control). CYP3A11, 2C29, 4F14, and 4F15 mRNAs were reduced to 16 to 55% of control levels, whereas CYP2A5, 4F16, and 4F18 mRNAs were induced (180, 190, and 600% of control, respectively). The pattern of P450 regulation in HeJ mice was similar to that in HeOu mice for most P450s, with the exception of the TLR4 dependence of CYP4F15. Hepatic CYP2C, 3A, and 4A proteins in both groups were decreased, whereas CYP2E protein was not. Renal CYP4A10 and 4A14 mRNAs were significantly down-regulated in HeOu mice, whereas other P450s were unaffected. Most renal P450 mRNAs in infected HeJ mice were increased, notably CYP4A10, 4A14, 4F18, 2A5, and 3A13. Hepatic levels of interleukin (IL)-1β, IL-6, and tumor necrosis factor α (TNFα) mRNAs were significantly increased in infected HeOu mice, whereas only TNFα mRNA was significantly increased in HeJ mice. Hepatic α1-acid glycoprotein was induced in both groups, whereas α-fibrinogen and angiotensinogen were unchanged. These data indicate that hepatic inflammation induced by C. rodentium infection is mainly TLR4-independent and suggest that hepatic P450 down-regulation in this model may be cytokine-mediated.
The National Institutes of Health Grants GM46897 and DK072372 (E.T.M.), NS44174 (H.W.S.), AR002157 (M.S.), and AI056067-01 (D.K.) provided funding for this study. Portions of this work were presented at the 2005 Experimental Biology Meeting, San Diego, California, April 2–6, 2005.
ABBREVIATIONS: P450, cytochrome P450; TLR, toll-like receptor; IL, interleukin; TNFα, tumor necrosis factor α; LPS, lipopolysaccharide; PPARα, peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor α; EPEC, enteropathogenic Escherichia coli; DSS, dextran sulfate sodium; IBD, inflammatory bowel disease; RT-PCR, reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction; GAPDH, glyceraldehyde phosphate dehydrogenase; HeOu, C3H/HeOuJ; HeJ, C3H/HeJ; Ct, threshold cycle; QPCR, quantitative PCR; RXRα, retinoid X receptor α; LP, lipoprotein.
Received September 15, 2005.
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Robin Noble Denison Wilson. Who is he you may ask?
Well for starters he was a fine Irish poet of whose work Austin Clarke said: "He anticipated the richness of the Byzantium poems of Yeats."
He also appears in The Penguin Book of Irish Verse where you can read his poem Enemies and judge for yourself.
Why is there so little known about R.N.D. Wilson?
We do know that he was a Coleraine man and that he went to Trinity College Dublin.
He is also remembered at Rendcomb College (below) in Gloucestershire where he taught English. The difficulty about his life as a poet is that he only found a form of artistic expression half way through his writing career.
Suddenly it was all there; verses that would leave you gasping the first time you would come across them, as if a beautiful car had just flashed past.
Take for instance his poem Enemies. It tells about seeing a swallow panting on the ground, brought down by the wind, but still defying it.
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Cover Reveal: The Vallet by Mel Gough
Book Title: The Valet
Author: Mel Gough
Cover Artist: Black Jazz Design
Genre/s: Historical M/M Romance
Trope/s: Forbidden love
Themes: Restoring trust
When love does not dare speak its name, trusting is the hardest thing to learn.
England, 1910 – Ted has a good situation as first footman at Montague Hall, the splendid Gloucestershire manor of the 6th Earl of Carran. But he has just made a mistake so serious it could cost him his position, and even land him in prison if the authorities found out.
As valet to the 9th Duke of Argyll, Richard's London life is glamorous. But when he has his heart broken, he longs to get as far away from the city as possible. The pace at Montague Hall might be sedate, but its tranquillity is like a salve to his shattered soul. And unforeseen diversions are to be found even here. Like handsome, despondent first footmen.
The last thing Ted needs is a new temptation. But his Lordship's new valet isn't just gorgeous. Richard is also brave and kind – and he wants to make Ted happy, something Ted never dreamt would come to pass.
Trusting again is hard, and in a world that reviles their love happiness is hard-won. Can they hope to carve out a contented life against all odds?
Dorcas was just coming through the baize door, carrying a tray stacked high with serving bowls. Ted hurried to hold the door for her.
"Thank you." She gave him a smile and quickly but gently deposited her load on a sideboard.
Ted was fond of the head housemaid. They got on well, and unlike many of the other servants, Ted trusted her. Dorcas was plain-spoken and a hard worker, and she didn't tolerate the mean kind of teasing that some of the younger servants engaged in with impunity.
He went to open one of the tall cabinets where a couple of shelves were bare. "Here, I'll do it." He started stacking the bowls on the shelves, which were too high for Dorcas to reach without a footstool.
"Thank you." Dorcas rubbed her arms. "Golly, those were heavy. Good thing Mrs Stokes didn't see me. That would've been quite the hiding."
"She would've had good reason." Ted hefted the bowls. "Imagine if you had tripped with these!"
"Yes, but the stairs are steep and narrow, and it's bad enough coming up once with that huge tray." She watched as Ted opened a different cupboard and started counting bread plates. "Aren't you done yet? You've been up here an age!"
Ted made a face. "You know what Mr Wymer is like. He won't stand for a single spoon out of alignment. And Jimmy's managed to wriggle out from under him, so I'm doing the dogsbody work."
Dorcas clicked her tongue impatiently. "You have to stop letting him walk all over you, Ted." She stood with her hands pressed into her sides, shaking her head. "Who's the first footman, hmm? You or him?"
Ted kept his eyes on the plates. He might have confided many things in Dorcas, but the reason why he didn't dare vex Jimmy was too shameful to share even with her. "You're right, of course. But…you know what he's like."
"Oh Ted." Dorcas sighed. "What are we to do with you?" She turned back towards the door to the back stairs, but then wheeled back around. "I nearly forgot! You were up here, and you wouldn't have heard yet." With a glance at the door to the dining room, which was half-open, she lowered her voice. "You won't believe what happened. Mr Brown has handed in his notice. He just told us."
Ted stared at her. "What do you mean?" He nodded towards the dining room. "But Mr Wymer didn't say anything. He must be aware."
"You know what Mr Wymer is like. Discreet to a fault." Dorcas put on a serious face and lowered her voice. "An upstanding servant does not gossip, Theodore."
Despite himself, Ted grinned. The imitation was spot on. Then he remembered the news and grew sombre again. "So Mr Brown's gone." After Dorcas, the Earl's valet was Ted's second favourite amongst the servants. They weren't bosom friends – clearly, or Mr Brown would've confided his plans in him – but Ted valued the man's support against Jimmy and Mrs Dankworth, who was the Countess's lady's maid and who liked to team up with Jimmy to make Ted's life hell. Losing the valet would bring change to the balance downstairs, and that would not bode well for Ted. An unease settled in his gut.
Dorcas seemed not to notice. "He's not gone yet, but he will be by the end of the week. The Earl agreed to let him go on short notice. You know he's courting the daughter of that Cheltenham pub. Her father died a few days ago, and they need to move quickly so that the pub can stay open."
"Mr Brown is going to be a pub landlord." Ted was bemused by the idea. "You'd think that being valet for an Earl would beat that life any day." He couldn't imagine leaving service. The work at Montague Hall wasn't exactly a walk in the park, but the house was comfortable and the Peytons were fair employers. After what he'd left behind at home in Yorkshire, this house was paradise. But then he remembered the impossible situation he'd gotten himself into with Jimmy. Maybe starting over new somewhere wouldn't be so bad.
Dorcas shrugged. "I guess love trumps all in the end."
Ted didn't know what to say to that. He knew that people like Dorcas believed this, but he also knew that for people like him, this was not likely to ever happen. He picked up the stack of plates. "I better take these through, before Mr Wymer sends out a search party."
"Right you are." Dorcas gave him a smile and a wave, and vanished through the baize door.
Mel Gough loves writing about love – but with a twist. Nominated for the 2019 Selfies Awards, her bisexual romantic suspense novel He is Mine is a typical Mel Gough story. She needs her HEA fix, but on the way there will be thorns and fire, and sometimes brimstone. All right, that might be over the top, especially since her stories are firmly based in the real world – though not always in the here and now.
Born in Germany, exploring other realities has been Mel's siren call since she was young. Books opened up a plethora of worlds, and soon gave her a strong love of the English language. After an MA in Anthropology, field work in the middle of nowhere seemed like one adventure too far, so Mel settled in London, which, to misquote Dr. Johnson, she will never tire of.
Mel loves to bend genres – her romances are gritty and dark, and sometimes there's a dead body. She's been told that her prose is beautiful yet disturbingly real. She's curious about bygone times, and hopes to speculate about the future in one of her next books.
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Nominations are now open for the 2018 Renfrewshire Employability Awards celebrating the successes of people supported through Renfrewshire's Local Employability Partnership programmes.
It is the fifth year of the popular awards organised on behalf of the partnership by Renfrewshire Council's economic development service Invest in Renfrewshire.
Invest work closely with more than 1000 local businesses to support Renfrewshire residents from its base at Paisley's Russell Institute building.
Together, the programme provides direct access to vacancies, work experience, training, personal support and finance.
There are nine awards across a range of categories including Most Promising New Entrepreneur and Apprentice of the Year. The awards also recognise school pupils and people building their CV through volunteering as they prepare for the world of work.
Last year's glittering celebrations recognised top intern Debbie Campbell, whose work with award-winning community charity I Am Me Scotland raised awareness of disability hate crime.
Johnstone High School pupil Morgan Spence won the Youth CV builder award, the Kilbarchan teenager's stop-motion film-making skills being viewed more than a million times online.
Renfrewshire Council Leader Iain Nicolson said: "The Renfrewshire Employability Awards are always an excellent event, recognising new employees making a real difference to local businesses and celebrating the successes of those who transform their lives and future careers through involvement in Renfrewshire's employability programmes. I would encourage people to submit their nominations as soon as possible.
"Invest in Renfrewshire organises these awards on behalf of the Local Employability Partnership in recognition of Renfrewshire's success in this area and the hard work and effort put in by our local people.
"The Invest team themselves have built strong partnerships with the local business community and together are creating work and training opportunities for more than 1400 people each year. This is hugely important, reducing unemployment and enabling our local economy to grow."
Deadline for nominations is Friday 14 September 2018 with the awards ceremony taking place at Paisley Town Hall in November.
The ever-popular event is also an opportunity to thank local businesses for their contributions which has helped the Renfrewshire economy grow significantly in recent years.
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"These annual awards are a great way to celebrate the successes and acknowledge the many partners playing their part in creating a thriving Renfrewshire, open for business."
For full details of the awards and to make a nomination, visit: www.investinrenfrewshire.com/awards-2018/
Published on Friday 17 August 2018


What has he done? What's happening to him? And what on Earth is that smell? For Colin Strauss, puberty stinks. Blackouts, hallucinations, and lapses in memory are the perils of growing up werewolf. Worse than that, Colin worries he might have had something to do with the recent attacks on the townspeople. He may have eaten a person. It doesn't matter that it's someone he doesn't particularly like. What kind of boy goes around eating people? Foolishly, all Colin can think about is how Becca Emerson finally kissed him for the first time. Yep, hormones are afoot. Yikes! But girls will have to wait. Collin better get himself under control before someone else ends up hurt or worse . . . dead.
Andrew Buckley is an editor for a small press, a professional copy and content writer, and a cohost for a geek movie podcast. He lives in Canada.


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package utils

import (
	"bytes"
	"errors"
	"io"
	"strings"
	"testing"
	"testing/iotest"
)

type errorWriter struct {
}

func (errorWriter) Write([]byte) (int, error) {
	return 0, errors.New("something went wrong")
}

func TestStdCopy(t *testing.T) {
	var input, stdout, stderr bytes.Buffer
	input.Write([]byte{2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 19})
	input.Write([]byte("something happened!"))
	input.Write([]byte{1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 12})
	input.Write([]byte("just kidding"))
	input.Write([]byte{0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 6})
	input.Write([]byte("\nyeah!"))
	n, err := StdCopy(&stdout, &stderr, &input)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatal(err)
	}
	if expected := int64(19 + 12 + 6); n != expected {
		t.Errorf("Wrong number of bytes. Want %d. Got %d.", expected, n)
	}
	if got := stderr.String(); got != "something happened!" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stderr. Want %q. Got %q.", "something happened!", got)
	}
	if got := stdout.String(); got != "just kidding\nyeah!" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stdout. Want %q. Got %q.", "just kidding\nyeah!", got)
	}
}

func TestStdCopyStress(t *testing.T) {
	var input, stdout, stderr bytes.Buffer
	value := strings.Repeat("something ", 4096)
	writer := NewStdWriter(&input, Stdout)
	writer.Write([]byte(value))
	n, err := StdCopy(&stdout, &stderr, &input)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatal(err)
	}
	if n != 40960 {
		t.Errorf("Wrong number of bytes. Want 40960. Got %d.", n)
	}
	if got := stderr.String(); got != "" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stderr. Want empty string. Got %q", got)
	}
	if got := stdout.String(); got != value {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stdout. Want %q. Got %q", value, got)
	}
}

func TestStdCopyInvalidStdHeader(t *testing.T) {
	var input, stdout, stderr bytes.Buffer
	input.Write([]byte{3, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 19})
	n, err := StdCopy(&stdout, &stderr, &input)
	if n != 0 {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong number of bytes. Want 0. Got %d", n)
	}
	if err != ErrInvalidStdHeader {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong error. Want ErrInvalidStdHeader. Got %#v", err)
	}
}

func TestStdCopyBigFrame(t *testing.T) {
	var input, stdout, stderr bytes.Buffer
	input.Write([]byte{2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 18})
	input.Write([]byte("something happened!"))
	n, err := StdCopy(&stdout, &stderr, &input)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatal(err)
	}
	if expected := int64(18); n != expected {
		t.Errorf("Wrong number of bytes. Want %d. Got %d.", expected, n)
	}
	if got := stderr.String(); got != "something happened" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stderr. Want %q. Got %q.", "something happened", got)
	}
	if got := stdout.String(); got != "" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stdout. Want %q. Got %q.", "", got)
	}
}

func TestStdCopySmallFrame(t *testing.T) {
	var input, stdout, stderr bytes.Buffer
	input.Write([]byte{2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 20})
	input.Write([]byte("something happened!"))
	n, err := StdCopy(&stdout, &stderr, &input)
	if err != io.ErrShortWrite {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong error. Want ShortWrite. Got %#v", err)
	}
	if expected := int64(19); n != expected {
		t.Errorf("Wrong number of bytes. Want %d. Got %d.", expected, n)
	}
	if got := stderr.String(); got != "something happened!" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stderr. Want %q. Got %q.", "something happened", got)
	}
	if got := stdout.String(); got != "" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stdout. Want %q. Got %q.", "", got)
	}
}

func TestStdCopyEmpty(t *testing.T) {
	var input, stdout, stderr bytes.Buffer
	n, err := StdCopy(&stdout, &stderr, &input)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatal(err)
	}
	if n != 0 {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong number of bytes. Want 0. Got %d.", n)
	}
}

func TestStdCopyCorruptedHeader(t *testing.T) {
	var input, stdout, stderr bytes.Buffer
	input.Write([]byte{2, 0, 0, 0, 0})
	n, err := StdCopy(&stdout, &stderr, &input)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatal(err)
	}
	if n != 0 {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong number of bytes. Want 0. Got %d.", n)
	}
}

func TestStdCopyTruncateWriter(t *testing.T) {
	var input, stdout, stderr bytes.Buffer
	input.Write([]byte{2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 19})
	input.Write([]byte("something happened!"))
	n, err := StdCopy(&stdout, iotest.TruncateWriter(&stderr, 7), &input)
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatal(err)
	}
	if expected := int64(19); n != expected {
		t.Errorf("Wrong number of bytes. Want %d. Got %d.", expected, n)
	}
	if got := stderr.String(); got != "somethi" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stderr. Want %q. Got %q.", "somethi", got)
	}
	if got := stdout.String(); got != "" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stdout. Want %q. Got %q.", "", got)
	}
}

func TestStdCopyHeaderOnly(t *testing.T) {
	var input, stdout, stderr bytes.Buffer
	input.Write([]byte{2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 19})
	n, err := StdCopy(&stdout, iotest.TruncateWriter(&stderr, 7), &input)
	if err != io.ErrShortWrite {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong error. Want ShortWrite. Got %#v", err)
	}
	if n != 0 {
		t.Errorf("Wrong number of bytes. Want 0. Got %d.", n)
	}
	if got := stderr.String(); got != "" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stderr. Want %q. Got %q.", "", got)
	}
	if got := stdout.String(); got != "" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stdout. Want %q. Got %q.", "", got)
	}
}

func TestStdCopyDataErrReader(t *testing.T) {
	var input, stdout, stderr bytes.Buffer
	input.Write([]byte{2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 19})
	input.Write([]byte("something happened!"))
	n, err := StdCopy(&stdout, &stderr, iotest.DataErrReader(&input))
	if err != nil {
		t.Fatal(err)
	}
	if expected := int64(19); n != expected {
		t.Errorf("Wrong number of bytes. Want %d. Got %d.", expected, n)
	}
	if got := stderr.String(); got != "something happened!" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stderr. Want %q. Got %q.", "something happened!", got)
	}
	if got := stdout.String(); got != "" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong stdout. Want %q. Got %q.", "", got)
	}
}

func TestStdCopyTimeoutReader(t *testing.T) {
	var input, stdout, stderr bytes.Buffer
	input.Write([]byte{2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 19})
	input.Write([]byte("something happened!"))
	_, err := StdCopy(&stdout, &stderr, iotest.TimeoutReader(&input))
	if err != iotest.ErrTimeout {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong error. Want ErrTimeout. Got %#v.", err)
	}
}

func TestStdCopyWriteError(t *testing.T) {
	var input bytes.Buffer
	input.Write([]byte{2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 19})
	input.Write([]byte("something happened!"))
	var stdout, stderr errorWriter
	n, err := StdCopy(stdout, stderr, &input)
	if err.Error() != "something went wrong" {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong error. Want %q. Got %q", "something went wrong", err)
	}
	if n != 0 {
		t.Errorf("StdCopy: wrong number of bytes. Want 0. Got %d.", n)
	}
}


The Natural Resources Defense Council is running full-page newspaper ads, radio commercials and ads on the web against District 27 state Sen. Trudy Wade.
That's politics, and Wade – who is an up-and-coming leader in the Republican state Senate – is considered a good target.
But the ads imply that the drinking water in Greensboro is contaminated. This simply isn't true. Greensboro has some of the cleanest water in the state.
The ad also faults Wade for requesting that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) help the state with its water issues. Some North Carolina cities do have significant contaminants in their water, so doesn't it make sense to ask for help from the EPA.
Maybe the City Council should buy some ads that say "Greensboro has great water and plenty of it." We can and should brag about the quality of the water in Greensboro.
Here is great idea for the state government, which has about $2 billion in its rainy day fund. The state doesn't need $2 billion in the bank, and while that money should not be used for operating expenses, it would make sense to use some of it for a one-time expense. The North Carolina Court System really needs an updated computer system. A couple of years ago they quit chiseling messages into stone, but they aren't far from that.
This is 2018. Something that takes place in any federal court in the country is up on the federal website almost immediately, available to anyone in the country at an extremely reasonable cost.
In North Carolina, if you want to know about a case you have to go down to the courthouse, stand in line and hope that when it's your turn the clerk can find the case you're looking for. If you want to make copies, you have to mark the pages with a paperclip, hand it back to the clerk, pay your fee and wait.
Going into the clerk of court's office is like walking into a time warp where you are taken back 20 or 30 years.
If the state were low on funds then ignoring the courts would be justifiable, if not sensible. But the state has more money coming in than it knows what to do with, which is why the state has put $2 billion into a savings account.
Under the current system it is easier and cheaper for me to find out what happened in federal court in Hawaii than it is for me to find out what happened at the Guilford County Courthouse across the street.
This weekend is stupid time again.
Twice a year everyone's schedule – from sleeping, to eating, to walking the dog – is thrown out of kilter for a couple of weeks while the government pretends it is giving us more daylight. Everyone knows daylight is not the government's to save or give away, but we pretend it is.
Isn't it time somebody admitted the whole idea of Daylight Saving Time is just plain silly? Pick a time, any time. It doesn't matter to me if I go to bed at what the government says is midnight or 8 a.m., but the time change twice a year makes no sense.
I think it's spring forward and fall back but, to me, fall forward and spring back makes just as much sense. So we all get up an hour earlier or maybe it's later. If people want to get up an hour earlier in the summer, they can. If they don't, the government shouldn't try to trick them into it.
On the upside, I have never figured out how to reset the clock in my car and I bought it in May, and it is set for Daylight Saving Time. So next week the clock in my car will be correct. But I have to remember not to subtract an hour for the correct time, so I'll still be confused for a month or so.
This is evidently going to be a weekly report. Once again the Sunday News & Record front-page was largely devoted to a story about Rockingham County.
We used to call the daily paper The Eleven County Area News & Record, because the editors claimed to cover not just Greensboro but an 11 county area around Greensboro. It appears we should update that name to the Rockingham County News & Record because the newspaper, which still has a huge building on East Market Street, appears to be far more interested in Rockingham County with a population of about 92,000 than Guilford County with a population of over 500,000.
Guilford County is the third largest county in the state while Rockingham is the 30th. Both Alamance and Randolph, which also border Guilford County, are larger than Rockingham, but how often do you see stories about Alamance or Randolph on the front page of the RCN&R?
I've been attending Greensboro City Council meetings for over 25 years, and the one this past Tuesday was the most boring I can remember. One journalist was reportedly playing some game on her phone; I spent my time throwing away emails and looking for news on the web. I wish I could have gotten behind the councilmembers to see what they were doing. I suspect some of them have learned to sleep with their eyes open.
I got to the point I was hoping the door would open and Nelson Johnson and a bus load of his disciples would come bursting in the room just to liven things up.
The way it's looking now, although the City Council was elected for four years, councilmembers will have served for the same number of meetings as the previous City Council's that were elected for two years because they are meeting half as much.