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struct MyConfig {
    MyConfig() { std::cout << "global setup part1\n"; }
    ~MyConfig() { std::cout << "global teardown part1\n"; }
};

// structure MyConfig is used as a global fixture - it's invoked pre and post any testing is performed
BOOST_TEST_GLOBAL_FIXTURE( MyConfig );

//____________________________________________________________________________//

BOOST_AUTO_TEST_CASE( my_test1 )
{
    BOOST_CHECK( true );
}

//____________________________________________________________________________//

// EOF

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Q: linker command failed with exit code 1 when running the program I am made a BigIntDecimal class that can takes vary big numbers and preform operations on it , now I want to develop another class that is drives from the BigIntDecimal class called "BigReal" it is the same thing as the BigIntDecimal but it should work with decimal numbers
The BigIntDecimal class is working 100%,but when I made the BigReal class and tried to Include it in the main I have this error "clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)"
The BigIntDecimal class header
#ifndef BIGDECIMALINT_BIGDECIMALINTCLASS_HPP
#define BIGDECIMALINT_BIGDECIMALINTCLASS_HPP

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <deque>
#include <regex>

using namespace std;

class BigDecimalInt{
private:
    string number;
    char sign;
    void setNumber(string num);
    bool checkValidInput(string input);

public:
    bool operator < (const BigDecimalInt& anotherDec);
    bool operator > (const BigDecimalInt& anotherDec);
    bool operator == (const BigDecimalInt anotherDec);
    BigDecimalInt& operator = (BigDecimalInt anotherDec);
    BigDecimalInt operator + (BigDecimalInt number2);
    BigDecimalInt operator - (BigDecimalInt anotherDec);
    friend ostream &operator << (ostream &out, BigDecimalInt num);
    int size();
    int Sign();
    void push_back(char ch);
    void push_front(char ch);

    BigDecimalInt(){}
    BigDecimalInt(string num)
    {
        setNumber(num);
    }
    string getnum(){
        return number;
    }
};

#endif

The BigIntDecimal cpp file

 #include "BigDecimalIntClass.hpp"

// regex function that checks the validation of the input.
bool BigDecimalInt :: checkValidInput(string input)
{
    regex validInput("[-+]?[0-9]+");
    return regex_match(input, validInput);
}

// constructor that takes a string as an input.
void BigDecimalInt :: setNumber(string num)
{
    bool validNumber = checkValidInput(num);
    if(validNumber)
    {
        number = num;
        if(number[0] == '+')
        {
            number.erase(0,1);
            sign = '+';
        }
        else if (number[0] == '-')
        {
            number.erase(0,1);
            sign = '-';
        }
        else
        {
            sign = '+';
        }
    }
    else
    {
        cout << "Invalid" << "\n";
        exit(1);
    }
}

// operator < overloading function.
bool BigDecimalInt :: operator < (const BigDecimalInt& anotherDec)
{
    string comp1 = "", comp2 = "";
    long long len1 = number.length(), len2 = anotherDec.number.length();

    while (len1 < len2){
        comp1 += '0';
        len1++;
    }
    while (len2 < len1){
        comp2 += '0';
        len2++;
    }
    comp1 += number;
    comp2 += anotherDec.number;

    if(sign == '-' && anotherDec.sign == '+')
    {
        return true;
    }
    else if(sign == '+' && anotherDec.sign == '-')
    {
        return false;
    }
    else if(sign == '+' && anotherDec.sign == '+')
    {
        return comp1 < comp2;
    }
    else
    {
        return comp1 > comp2;
    }
}

// operator > overloading function.
bool BigDecimalInt :: operator > (const BigDecimalInt &anotherDec)
{
    string comp1 = "", comp2 = "";
    long long len1 = number.length(), len2 = anotherDec.number.length();

    while (len1 < len2){
        comp1 += '0';
        len1++;
    }
    while (len2 < len1){
        comp2 += '0';
        len2++;
    }
    comp1 += number;
    comp2 += anotherDec.number;

    if(sign == '-' && anotherDec.sign == '+')
    {
        return false;
    }
    else if(sign == '+' && anotherDec.sign == '-')
    {
        return true;
    }
    else if(sign == '+' && anotherDec.sign == '+')
    {
        return comp1 > comp2;
    }
    else
    {
        return comp1 < comp2;
    }
}

// operator == overloading function.
bool BigDecimalInt :: operator == (const BigDecimalInt anotherDec)
{
    if (sign == anotherDec.sign && number == anotherDec.number)
    {
        return true;

    }
    else
    {
        return false;
    }
}

// operator = overloading function.
BigDecimalInt& BigDecimalInt :: operator = (BigDecimalInt anotherDec)
{
    sign = anotherDec.sign;
    number = anotherDec.number;
    return *this;
}

//addition implementation.
string addition(string num1,string num2)
{
    auto it1 = num1.rbegin();
    auto it2 = num2.rbegin();
    string res = "";
    int carry = 0;
    while (it1 != num1.rend())
    {
        int twoDigitsSum;
        carry = 0;
        twoDigitsSum = ((*it1 - '0') + (*it2 - '0'));
        if (twoDigitsSum >= 10)
        {
            carry = 1;
        }
        res = char((twoDigitsSum % 10) + '0') + res;
        *(it1 + 1) = char(((*(it1 + 1) - '0') + carry) + '0');
        it1++;
        it2++;
    }
    if (carry)
    {
        res = char((carry) + '0') + res;
    }
    return res;
}

//subtraction implementation
string subtraction(string num1,string num2){
    deque<long long>d;
    string res;

    for (long long i = num1.length() - 1; i >= 0; i--)
    {
        if (num1[i] < num2[i])
        {
            num1[i] = char (((num1[i] - '0') + 10) + '0');
            num1[i - 1] = char (((num1[i - 1] - '0') - 1) + '0');
            d.push_front((num1[i] - '0') - (num2[i] - '0'));
        }
        else
        {
            d.push_front((num1[i] - '0') - (num2[i] - '0'));
        }
    }

    for (auto i : d)
    {
        res += to_string(i);
    }
    return res;
}

// // operator + overloading function.
BigDecimalInt BigDecimalInt :: operator + (BigDecimalInt number2)
{
    BigDecimalInt result;
    char signNumber1 = sign, signNumber2 = number2.sign;
    string num1 = number, num2 = number2.number;
    BigDecimalInt number1 = *this;

    while (num1.length() < num2.length()){
        num1 = '0' + num1;
    }
    while (num2.length() < num1.length()){
        num2 = '0' + num2;
    }

    if (signNumber1 == signNumber2){
        result.sign = signNumber1;
        result.number = addition(num1,num2);

    }else{

        if(number1.sign=='-')
        {
            number1.sign = '+';
            result = (number2-number1);
        }
        else{
            number2.sign = '+';
            result = (number1-number2);
        }
    }
    return result;
}

// operator - overloading function.
BigDecimalInt BigDecimalInt :: operator - (BigDecimalInt anotherDec)
{
    BigDecimalInt obj;
    deque<long long> d;
    string strmin = "", res = "";
    string num1 = number, num2 = anotherDec.number;
    char sign1 = sign, sign2 = anotherDec.sign;

    if (number.length() > anotherDec.number.length())
    {
        for (long long i = 0; i < number.length() - anotherDec.number.length(); i++)
        {
            strmin += '0';
        }
        strmin += anotherDec.number;
        num2 = strmin;
    }
    else if (number.length() < anotherDec.number.length())
    {
        for (long long i = 0; i < anotherDec.number.length() - number.length(); i++)
        {
            strmin += '0';
        }
        strmin += number;
        num1 = strmin;
    }

    bool ok = false, is_determined = false;
    if (num1 < num2)
    {
        swap(num1, num2);
        swap(sign1, sign2);
        ok = true;
    }

    if (sign1 == sign2 )
    {
        res = subtraction(num1,num2);

        if(sign1=='-')ok = !ok;
    }
    else
    {
        res = addition(num1,num2);
        if(sign == '-')
        {
            obj.sign = '-';
            is_determined = true;
        }
        else
        {
            obj.sign = '+';
            is_determined = true;
        }

    }

    bool right = false;
    for (long long i = 0; i < res.length(); i++)
    {
        if (res[i] != '-' && res[i] != '0')
        {
            right = true;
        }
        if (!right && res[i] == '0')
        {
            res.erase(i, 1);
            i--;
        }
    }

    if(res.empty()) res = "0";
    if (!is_determined && (ok))
    {
        obj.sign = '-';
    }
    else if(!is_determined)
    {
        obj.sign = '+';
    }

    obj.number=res;
    return obj;
}

// function to return the size of number.
int BigDecimalInt :: size()
{
    int s = number.size();
    return s;
}

// function returns the sign.
int BigDecimalInt :: Sign()
{
    if (sign == '+')
    {
        return 1;
    }
    else
    {
        return 0;
    }
}

// function to push a character.
void BigDecimalInt ::push_back(char ch)
{
    number.push_back(ch);
}

// function to push a character in the front.
void BigDecimalInt ::push_front(char ch)
{
    string temp;
    temp = ch + number;
    number = temp;
}

// operator << overloading function.
ostream &operator<< (ostream &out, BigDecimalInt num)
{
    if(num.sign == '+')
    {
        out << num.number ;
    }
    else
    {
        if(num.number == "0")
        {
            out << num.number ;
        }
        else
        {
            out << num.sign << num.number ;
        }
    }
    return out;
}

the new "BigReal" header file:
#ifndef BIGREAL_BIGREALCLASS_HPP
#define BIGREAL_BIGREALCLASS_HPP

#include "BigDecimalIntClass.hpp"
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

class BigReal : public BigDecimalInt{
    private:
        BigDecimalInt bPoint;
        BigDecimalInt aPoint;

    public:
        BigReal (double realNumber = 0.0); // Default constructor
        BigReal (string realNumber);
        BigReal (BigDecimalInt bigInteger);
        BigReal (const BigReal& other); // Copy constructor
        BigReal (BigReal&& other); // Move constructor

        BigReal& operator= (BigReal& other); // Assignment operator
        BigReal& operator= (BigReal&& other); // Move assignment
        BigReal operator+ (BigReal& other);
        BigReal operator- (BigReal& other);
        bool operator<  (BigReal anotherReal);
        bool operator>  (BigReal anotherReal);
        bool operator== (BigReal anotherReal);
        friend ostream& operator << (ostream& out, BigReal num);
        friend istream& operator >> (istream& out, BigReal num);

        int size();
        int Sign();
        void set_aPoint(BigDecimalInt p){aPoint= p;}
        void set_bPoint(BigDecimalInt p){bPoint= p;}
        BigDecimalInt get_aPoint(){return aPoint;}
        BigDecimalInt get_bPoint(){return bPoint;}

};

#endif

the "BigReal" cpp file:

 #include "BigRealClass.hpp"
 #include "BigDecimalIntClass.hpp"
// #include "BigDecimalIntClass.cpp"

BigReal::BigReal(string realNumber){
    string before,after;
    int z;
    for(int i = 0; i < realNumber.size(); i++){
        if(realNumber[i] == '.') i = z;
    }
    for(int i = 0 ; i < z; i++){
        before += realNumber[i];
    }
    for(int i = z+1; i < realNumber.size(); i++){
        after += realNumber[i];
    }

    aPoint = after;
    bPoint = before;

}

BigReal::BigReal (const BigReal& other){
    bPoint = other.bPoint;
    aPoint = other.aPoint;
}

BigReal::BigReal (BigReal&& other){
    bPoint = move(other.bPoint);
    aPoint = move(other.aPoint);
}

BigReal& BigReal::operator= (BigReal& other){
    bPoint = other.bPoint;
    aPoint = other.aPoint;

    return *this;
}

BigReal& BigReal::operator= (BigReal&& other){
    bPoint = move(other.bPoint);
    aPoint = move(other.aPoint);
    return *this;
}

BigReal BigReal::operator+(BigReal& other)
{
    BigReal result;
    result.aPoint = aPoint + other.aPoint;
    result.bPoint = bPoint + other.bPoint;
    return result;
}

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Q: add xml attribute value based on other attribute from same tag using bash and xmlstarlet I have following xml structure
input.xml
<route order="1" xml:base="directory/filename1.xml">
    <name>name1</name>
</route>
<route order="2" xml:base="directory/filename2.xml">
    <name>name2</name>
</route>

I want as output.xml
<route order="1" xml:base="directory/filename1.xml" xml:timestamp="2017-08-30_12:00:00">
    <name>name1</name>
</route>
<route order="2" xml:base="directory/filename2.xml" xml:timestamp="2017-05-30_12:30:00">
    <name>name2</name>
</route>

where xml:timestamp is the result of the date function with the xml:base as input
date -r directory/filename1.xml +'%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S'

I can add a xml:timestamp attribute like this
xmlstarlet ed --insert "/route" --type attr -n xml:timestamp -v 2017-08-31 input.xml

but how do I pass the result of the date function to the -v ?

A: You can refer to the result returned from the date command by placing the complete command in $() and so the follwoing should work:
xmlstarlet ed --insert "/route" --type attr -n xml:timestamp -v "$(date -r directory/filename1.xml +'%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M:%S')" input.xml


Welcome to the digital-photography-tips.net monthly ezine.
I recently took a trip to Sydney and came back with an incredible number of photos of both the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge.
Sydney is a stunningly attractive city, which means photographers get more than a little snap-happy! I arrived at the Circular Quay in Sydney with the Harbour Bridge on my left, and the Opera House on my right. And couldn't stop clicking away at both!
The trick here is to look through your photos, with the aim of finding 'bits' that you can use in your collage, rather than looking for 'whole' photos.
In my example I have bits of the opera house. Never the whole thing. Anyone viewing the collage is in no doubt it's the Opera House, even though there isn't actually a photo of the whole of the Opera House itself.
Making a collage like this is a neat way to combine a group of photos of the same thing into one image.
In this section – tips and tricks to help you get the most out of Photoshop. These tips will always be based on Adobe Photoshop Elements – the home user version of the software package the pros use.
Photoshop Elements has two halves to it. A photo browser and a photo editor.
Most people are aware of the photo editor part. But the photo browser part is less used. This month my tip relates to Photoshop Elements photo browser – helping you organise your digital photo collection!
In the next box, type an address. At this point, make sure you are connected to the internet for this to work.
Once it has found the address you are looking for, Elements will attach a 'location tag' to the photos you selected.
You can now find your photos by scrolling across the map!
Further reading – the newest photography tips and tricks!
Here's the latest additions to the site, and a few other highlights, – always worth a look . . .
My aim is to share digital-photography-tips.net, and this newsletter with as many people around the world as possible– helping the whole world take better photos!


Tihany city, which is located on the only peninsula in lake Balaton, is a preserve area in the first place, abounding in natural and historical places. The town is a place for annual reverting cultural events as well. All these facts make Tihany city to a popular travel destination. There are top quality resorts and wellness hotels in Tihany awaiting their guests all around the year. Spend some pleasant days in a wellness hotel in Tihany at lake Balaton! Book your hotel room online on HotelTelNet's website, find out more about our special offers!
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Hurricane Irma pounded its way toward Florida and it's arrival is as grim as the devastation in its ware. It is expected to reach wind speeds powerful enough to snap trees and power poles and tear the roofs off buildings. Governor Rick Scott said the lower half of Florida could face life threatening storm surge as early as Saturday morning.
"THIS IS AS REAL AS IT GETS," the National Weather Service said. "NOWHERE IN THE FLORIDA KEYS WILL BE SAFE." The National Hurricane Center warned of "life-threatening surge and wind." You can check out maps tracking the storm.
In Florida, officials estimated that 5.6 million residents had been ordered to evacuate. They repeatedly urged Floridians not to underestimate the power of Irma. Governor Scott has said it would be "way bigger than Andrew," referring to the 1992 storm that was the most destructive hurricane to hit the state.
Camagüey Archipelago of Cuba experienced Irma when it reached Category 5 with 160-mile-per-hour winds. The storm had already caused flooding in Cuba's northeast on Friday as it continued to move along the nation's northern coastline.
More than 20 people were confirmed to have died, Caribbean residents in Barbuda and St. Martin, islands had suffered excessive damage from Irma, wearily prepared for Hurricane Jose, the Category 4 storm that could hit those islands within the next two days.
Irma is among the strongest hurricanes ever recorded in the Atlantic Ocean and one of the five most forceful storms to hit the Atlantic basin in 82 years, according to the National Hurricane Center. It had been a Category 5 storm, but at 5 a.m. Eastern the center downgraded it based on the lower intensity of sustained winds.
In addition to the evacuation order in Miami, one of the country's largest evacuations, 540,000 people were told to leave the Georgia coast. Alabama, North Carolina and South Carolina have declared states of emergency.


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Historic Walking Tours: A New Way To Experience Gettysburg
If you are planning a trip to Gettysburg, the National Military Park is undoubtedly one of your destinations to visit while you're in town. The events of the Battle of Gettysburg are a vital part of our nation's history, but there's so much more to the story. Guided Historic Walking Tours through downtown Gettysburg will help you experience how people living in Gettysburg during the Battle reacted to the events unfolding nearby through a series of entertaining and informative 90 minute tours.
Licensed Town Guides use period photographs, newspaper accounts, diary entries and personal letters to give you a first-person account from residents who lived through the fighting and recorded their experiences as it was happening. It really helps to bring the town and its historic places alive as you walk through downtown, learning about the personal histories of buildings and the people who called them home.
There are a number of themed historic walking tours available — and most start at the Gettysburg Hotel at One Lincoln Square.
Gettysburg's Tales of Murder, Scandal, & Curiosities (May 15-October 31)
You'll explore some of Gettysburg's more sorted and infamous locations — sites of murder, political intrigue, scandal. This tour departs from the Gettysburg Hotel on Friday evenings at 6pm. 90 minute tour
Gettysburg's Mysteries, Oddities, and Strange Occurrences (May 15 – October 31)
A fun, quirky, and entertaining tour of Gettysburg's odder and lesser known history. Guides will take you on a journey through the southern end of town. These true stories include a president's ancestor, a murder from long ago, one of the first "mobile" homes, and more. Tour leaves from the Rupp House History Center at 451 Baltimore Street on Saturdays, 6 pm. 90 minute tour.
Walk with Lincoln
This tour follows the footsteps of President Abraham Lincoln during his November 1863 visit. This very special tour is given Saturdays at 1 pm and departs from the Gettysburg Hotel. 90 minute tour.
After the Storm-Focusing on the personal struggles of the town after the Union and Confederate Armies withdrew, this tour leaves from the Rupp House on Friday evenings at 6:15 pm and the Gettysburg Hotel on Saturday evenings at 6:15 pm. 90 minute tour.
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23/12/2015 · It's only stereo if you have two microphones. If you set-up Audacity to record mono (you may have to use the left channel) you'll get a mono file an it will play out of both speakers.
Do you get a signal going direct into the machine (bypass the Focusrite). If not, it may be the mic – Dave Rook Jun 7 '13 at 12:00 Yep, if I plug it into the Mic input on my work PC, and use the "Mic boost" feature, I can get a reasonably high signal level, but with poor quality.
I've opened the Recording Devices page under control panel, and the proper device is defaulted, as well as checking to make sure that the device was selected for use in Audacity and skype.
I don't like to use Audacity for big projects, but I used it for "Away in a Manger" because it worked and because I was in a hurry to get this song recorded before Christmas. Using it with JACK When I recorded the guitar parts for " Alpha " I wanted to use Ardour , which is a more serious tool.


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Bringing local history to life
You are here: Home>Archives>Campden House Archive>"At the sign of the White Bear"
"At the sign of the White Bear"
Mary Fielding
Robert Hicks, Baptist Hicks's father, established his mercer's business at the sign of The White Bear at 33-35 Soper Lane, on the corner with Cheapside, close to the Great Conduit, which provided piped water to the City. In other words, at what must have been one of the best commercial locations in this busy area. After Robert's death in 1557 his wife, Julian, continued the business and eventually Baptist inherited from her.
In mediaeval times Soper Lane was of very little significance
Housing was poor, made up of 'dive sheds' (?)
Merchants set up their stalls there, close to the main marketplace of St Paul's Churchyard
Became part of the Mayor's processional route and also the Coronation route and increased in wealth and prestige
Soper Lane is the north/south, east/west location where the Lord Mayor's and the monarch's processional routes crossed
The performance at Soper Lane during the monarchical ceremonies may have been the most significant of the whole route.
Although originally a poor area, by the Tudor period Soper Lane was a wealthy and important street due to its location on the ceremonial processional route at coronations and the installation of the Lord Mayor.
Soper Lane was located in the Cordwainers Street Ward, south of Cheapside, but was not a major road in the city in the medieval period. According to John Stow (1598) it was home to many of the soap makers and shoemakers of the city. During the early modern period the housing on there was eventually built up to five storeys high. Local merchants brought moveable stalls to this area to sell their goods near the largest market in the city, St. Paul's Churchyard. The market opened at dawn in the winter and six in the morning during the summer, with store owners usually sleeping under their counters to prevent theft (Barker 232).
The wealth and prestige of Soper Lane increased due to its location in the city and the role it played when it became a major processional route through the city for both the Lord Mayor and the monarch during the time of coronation. Every October 29th, the Lord Mayor would make his traditional walk from the Guildhall (place of civic government) to Westminster to be sworn in as the new mayor of the city (Manley 219). He would leave the Guildhall along Ironmonger Lane and cross Cheapside along Soper Lane. The Lord Mayor would proceed to Downgate where he would sail down to Westminster to participate in his coronation. During both processions, street pageantry was performed.
Before the coronation of the monarch, the king or queen would spend the previous night sleeping in the Tower of London. The following day the processional route began at Tower Street, continued along Mark Lane and then travelled west along Fenchurch Street, headed north along Gracechurch Street, west along Cheapside to St. Paul's Churchyard. During both processions, street pageantry was performed.
The pageant at Soper Lane End demonstrated the importance of the City of London to the sovereign's success. Here the monarch would pass a sword to the Lord Mayor, who would carry the sword ahead of the procession for the remainder of the ceremony to show the union between the monarch and the people (Manley 220). The pageant at Soper Lane acted out the ceremony of the monarch being crowned. Soper Lane's main significance, therefore, was its location as an intersecting point between the Lord Mayor's procession and the procession of the monarch. A pageant was performed for Queen Elizabeth's coronation procession in January 1559:
Against Soper Lanes End was extended from the one side of the street to the other, a pageant which had three gates all open. Over the middlemost whereof were erected three several stages, whereon sat eight children as hereafter followeth. On the uppermost one child, on the middle three, on the lowest ,4 each having the proper name of the blessing that they did represent, written in a table and placed above their heads. In the forefront of this pageant before the children which did represent the blessings, was a convenient standing cast out for a child to stand, which did expound the said pageant unto the queens majesty, as was done in the other tofore. Everie of these children were appointed & appareled according unto the blessing which he did represent. And on the forepart of the said pageant was written in fayre letters the name of the said pageant in this manner following. The eight beatitudes expressed in the v. chapter of the gospel of S. Mathew, applied to our sovereign Lady Queen Elizabeth.
Barker, Felix, and Peter Jackson. London: 2000 Years of a City and its People. New York: Macmillan, 1974.
Manley, Lawrence. Literature and Culture in Early Modern London. Cambridge: Cambridge, UP, 1997.
Stow, John. A Survey of London. Reprinted from the Text of 1603. Ed. Charles Lethbridge Kingsford. 2 vols. Oxford: Clarendon, 1908.
See also British History Online; Gazetteer of Streets.
Campden House Archive
Burglary at Campden House, Kensington
Campden House water supply
Hicks Family Wills and Leases
KS2 Learning Resources on 17C Campden
Old Campden House in photographs
Rabbits and the Coneygree
Renovation of the East Banqueting House
The Building of Old Campden House
Useful sources of information
The Old Police Station
GL55 6HB


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MilliporeSigma Opens New Life Science Center in Massachusetts for Scientific Collaboration
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker and company executive board members cut the ribbon on new Life Science Center - Burlington
Company convenes scientific symposium with leaders in Genome Editing, eCommerce and Big Data
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The Wild Woman of Coldwater
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Busy days here with illustrations and proofs and promotional brochures for The Victorian Book of the Dead, so here is a brief story of an Ohio wild woman from 1895.
WITHOUT A RAG
She Roams the Woods
A Wild Woman at Large in Mercer County.
All Attempts To Capture Her Without Avail.
The People Stirred and Small Boys in a State of Abject Terror.
Special Dispatch to the Enquirer
Celina, Ohio, July 15. Every county in this section of the country has had its people greatly excited by the appearance of a wild man or wild woman, an escaped lion, tiger or leopard or some other wild animal from a passing show. Heretofore Mercer County has been singularly free from any such visitation. This county now comes to the front with
A WILD WOMAN.
Near Coldwater, a small village southwest of this city, is where this mysterious creature was first discovered, and the inhabitants of that unusually quiet little place are now worked up to a fever heat of excitement and consternation. Since the discovery of this wild creature small children are afraid to venture out on the streets even in the day time.
NOBODY GOES TO THE WOODS
Unless it is an absolute necessity, for fear of meeting this creature. Strong and robust men are afraid to encounter her single handed. The discovery that a wild woman was running at large, and might at any moment be seen at your door, has spread a gloom of fear and anxiety over Coldwater. The "wild woman" is the sole topic of conversation in and around Coldwater.
The Enquirer correspondent visited the little village this morning, and learned the following facts: Friday afternoon, as Henry Wapelhorst was returning from the country on his wheel, and when passing the old Lennartz farm, about three miles west of Coldwater, he suddenly
CAME UPON A WOMAN
Sitting on the end of a culvert. When within about 15 feet of Mr. Wapelhorst she turned, and, seeing him, sprang down into the ditch and through a flood gate, from which she had torn two or three palings.
Mr. Wapelhorst immediately sprang from his wheel and followed this strange creature down through a large field of growing corn, and lost her in a large woods containing about 200 acres. Wapelhorst then returned to Coldwater and gave the alarm, and immediately gathered a posse of about 100 men, who
STARTED IN PURSUIT,
And continued the search all day Saturday and Sunday, but without result, although evidence of her having been in these woods was frequently discovered. At one place she was tracked to a ditch, and the impressions of her hands and knees in the soft mud, where she had stooped to get a drink of water, were plainly evident.
In this vicinity her tracks were measured, and are about eight inches long. Mr. Wapelhorst and Henry Hemmelghern [probably Himmelgarn], both of whom have seen this crazy creature, describe her as being a woman about 35 years old, tall and muscular, with heavy black hair hanging about her shoulders, and as free from the habiliments of woman as was Eve when she first wandered into the Garden of Eden. She is fleet-footed and evidently a powerful woman. Some of the jumps she made while being pursued down through the cornfield by Mr. Wapelhorst measure over eight feet. Her body is dirty and badly tanned from exposure.
Cincinnati [OH] Enquirer 16 July 1895: p. 9
The mention of other counties being troubled by wild men and escapees from circuses is amply borne out by the Ohio newspapers in stories of mystery cats, "gorillas," giant snakes, and "wild men," most of whom seem to be mentally ill, or possibly Civil War veterans gone back to nature–there was a big spike of wild man stories in the 1870s.
The newspapers were even more fascinated by the rarer tales of feral females, probably because convention dictated that wild women run about either totally naked or scantily clad. In 1856 there was a sensational case dealing with "the wild woman of the Wachita Mountain" heard in Cincinnati. A (probably) mentally ill woman had been exhibited in that city as a western "wild woman," by one Capt. Northcote. He created an impressive back story about how he captured her and hired a woman to "civilize" her. The testimony was long and detailed and tended to linger overmuch on details like the "wild woman's" bathing habits and her lack of modesty. Eventually the "wild woman" was sent to the Lunatic Asylum at Dayton, Ohio. Northcote, his humbug exposed, skipped town. I wonder if the Cincinnati journalist who wrote this item so much later, knew of the case?
Our modern sensibilities might think that Henry Wapelhorst and Henry Hemmelghern are comic, stage-Dutchmen names–joke witnesses to a hoax story. However, a Henry Wapelhorst of the correct date range died in 1936 and is buried in St. Elizabeth's Cemetery in Mercer County. Hemmelghern's name is likely to be a misspelling of Himmelgarn, a popular name in Mercer County. The county was also crawling with Lennartz family members ('the old Lennartz farm.") So the cast of characters isn't completely implausible.
Trouble is, this is a single source story. It was reprinted in a couple of papers and condensed in several others. I've found no follow-up. And, frankly, a posse of 100 men seems overkill. The story has the standard Wild Woman descriptors of 1) naked, 2) fleet of foot, and 3) tanned and tangle-haired. These constants seem as though they might have originally arisen from sightings of runaway slaves or indentured servants or Native American captives. They are certainly a logical description of how someone might look after living rough in the woods for a while. But they seem to have segued into a newspaper cliche. Does that mean that this is simply a wild woman tall tale?
If anyone has a report of "Wild Woman Captured at Coldwater" or "Skeletal Remains of Wild Woman Discovered in Culvert," I'd be pleased to hear about it. Chase me down, please, at chriswoodyard8 AT gmail.com
Chris Woodyard is the author of The Victorian Book of the Dead, The Ghost Wore Black, The Headless Horror, The Face in the Window, and the 7-volume Haunted Ohio series. She is also the chronicler of the adventures of that amiable murderess Mrs Daffodil in A Spot of Bother: Four Macabre Tales. The books are available in paperback and for Kindle. Indexes and fact sheets for all of these books may be found by searching hauntedohiobooks.com. Join her on FB at Haunted Ohio by Chris Woodyard or The Victorian Book of the Dead. And visit her newest blog, The Victorian Book of the Dead.
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Mike is survived by his wife, Julie, his daughter, Alissa (Dwayne Jackson) Eldred, grandchildren; Justus, Dwayne Jr., Davontay, stepchildren; Jason (Elizabeth) Brunkey, Amanda (Jon Moes) Brunkey, Sara (Todd Carlson) Vande Vyver, Cody (Erin Reardon) Vande Vyver, Amanda Kleist, step grandchildren; Lily, Ethan, Ryley, Storm, Dylan, Greyson, and Caleb, brothers and sisters; Dennis (Sharon) Eldred, Linda (Dan) Loewe, Marly Dorn, a mother-in-law, Rita Klingbeil, a sisters-in-law; Nancy Eldred, Brenda Klingbeil, and Laurie (Donnie) Lornson nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
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Michael E. Eldred passed away on Tuesday, March 24, 2015 at home following a battle with lung cancer. Mike was born on May 1, 1953 to Ward and Florence (Jost) Eldred in Chilton. On July 31, 2003 he was united in marriage to Julie Klingbeil. Mike worked for 35 years at Hubbard Feeds. He was…
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Kathy Glinski left a message on March 29, 2015:
I am sorry to hear of Mikes passing. Our condolences to you and your family. I enjoyed working with him.
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Julie, remembering him years back, his great laugh.you have our
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The only father I have ever known, you raised me like I was your own child. I love you and will miss you. May you rest peacefully free from pain.
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Alissa, I did not know your dad. I just know he has a daughter who has a heart filled with love and that is something you learn from your parents. You are in my thoughts and prayers always.
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Mike and I grew up together and had a lot of great adventures and experiences. Will always have the memories of my cousin and good friend. We will meet again in the next life.
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He was my cousin, we all kind of grew up together.
Mike was always smiling and he had a really delightful laugh.
Although I haven't seen him much these past couple years, I've thought about him and how much fun he was to be around. He will be missed.
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My condolences to the family at this very difficult time. Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. May you find comfort in God's word the Bible at Revelation 21:3,4.
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This week has marked the beginning of the trial of a 36 year old man who was charged with the sexual assault of a woman he met on Tinder.
The man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, has pleaded not guilty to assaulting the girl in Dublin on July 23, 2014.
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From there, Mr. Burns told the jury, the man drove to a park nearby, where the he proceeded to sexually assault her.
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The man then tried to prevent her getting out of the car, but she managed to and he drove off.
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Trojbiskupství (francouzsky Trois-Évêchés, německy Drei Bistümer) byla francouzská provincie v Lotrinsku v době starého režimu. Počátky její existence sahají do roku 1552, kdy byla spojena tři říšská knížecí biskupství v Métách, Toulu a Verdunu. Trojbiskupství bylo jako územně-správní jednotka zrušeno k 4. březnu 1790 během Velké francouzské revoluce a nahrazeno novým systémem administrativního dělení Francie. V přibližných hranicích někdejší provincie se nachází dnešní departmenty Meurthe-et-Moselle, Meuse a Moselle.

Historie
Duchovní knížectví byla obvyklou součástí Svaté říše římské. Knížecí biskupství métské, toulské a verdunské byly součástí říše, až do francouzské okupace v roce 1552. Definitivní součástí Francie se stalo Trojbiskupství po podepsání vestfálského míru 24. října 1648.

Členění

Území jednotlivých biskupství (diecéze) zůstala beze změny, pouze se změnil nadřazený státní celek a jejich postavení v jeho rámci. Kardinál Richelieu se zasadil o určitý stupeň samostatnosti provincie, avšak ve všech velkých městech byli umístěni francouzští vojáci. V Métách, hlavním městě Trojbiskupství, byl roku 1633 zřízen regionální parlament. Král Ludvík XIV. v roce 1643 potvrdil všechna privilegia, udělená třem biskupstvím.

Na žádost lotrinského vévody Karla III. vytvořil papež Klement VIII. titul lotrinského primase papežskou bulou 15. března 1602 pro biskupa z Toulu. S personálními změnami v Lotrinsku po roce 1777 nestály v cestě žádné překážky k vytvoření biskupství s kapitulou přímo v Nancy. V roce 1824 došlo k sjednocení diecézí Nancy a Toul.

Po roce 1790
Po změně administrativního členění Francie po roce 1790 zůstala jednotlivá biskupství zachována. Métské i verdunské biskupství je stále funkční. Biskupovi z Nancy-Toulu dodnes náleží privilegia někdejších toulských biskupů (např. užívání superhumerálu při liturgii či některých privilegií arcibiskupa).

Po roce 1906
Biskupství ve Verdunu a v Nancy-Toul náleží do besançonské církevní provincie, diecéze métská je tzv. exemptní, je podřízena přímo Svatému stolci. V rámci métské diecéze je aplikována místní právní úprava vztahu mezi církví a státem.

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How to watch No. 1 Auburn men's basketball vs. Georgia Bulldogs on TV, live stream
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The Auburn men's basketball team travels to Georgia on Saturday for a Southeastern Conference matchup against the Bulldogs.
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by Mirosław Skwiot, Mariusz Motyka
The Kriegsmarine battleships, in fact, were only four vessels introduced during 1935-1941.
The first two, Scharnhorst and Gneisenau, were ready before the war and two others, Bismarck and Tirpitz, were commissioned into the fleet after it had begun. That was the biggest achievement in the arming of the German navy conducted by A. Hitler. Interestingly, all these ships served within the period no longer than a fiscal quarter. If we calculate, it lasted from February to May 1941. In the meantime, Scharnhorst and Gneisenau were stationed in Brest, France, Bismarck was getting ready for raids on the Atlantic and Tirpitz was finishing her sea trials and getting ready for commissioning. Scharnhorst and Gneisenau had already been through a baptism of fire, which ended with a little victory on the British sea routes. However, staying on the French coast, they constantly were under the threat of airstrikes. The career of Bismarck ended with her sinking though she had successfully attacked British convoys before. As the consequence of that defeat, the German network of sources on the Atlantic was destroyed. Since that moment, raids by heavy German battleships became almost impossible to carry out. Besides, they were suffering from the ever-expanding control of the Atlantic by the Allies. Considering that, Scharnhorst and Gneisenau escaped to Germany via the English Channel. That bold plan of returning is recognised successful; it became a tactical achievement of Germans but there was a strategic failure behind its apparent excellence and heavy cruisers started being gradually withdrawn from combat operations. The beginning of the end of their military performance was stationing them on the Norwegian waters.
Afraid of a potential attack by the Allies, Hitler commanded to deploy battleships and battlecruisers to Norway in order to ensure the supply of ore necessary for manufacturing weapons. Before that, Gneisenau got attacked and badly damaged, which made her unable to fight almost till the end of the war. In the meantime, Scharnhorst and Tirpitz remained the only serviceable vessels that could sail to Norway. There they stayed hidden in fjords and were plaguing by the problem of bad fuel supply. After the unsuccessful ending of the Operation Regenbogen in July 1942, Hitler understood that heavy units of the Kriegsmarine were unable to fight and he ordered to disengage them. This made Commander-in-Chief Grand Admiral Raeder resign. Although his successor, Dönitz, managed to save most of the ships from getting scrapped, fortune abandoned those units. In 1943, the battlecruiser Scharnhorst got sunk by British vessels.
Tirpitz, the only to remain, sank on 12 November 1944. That was the last ship of its class in the Kriegsmarine. The time of heavy ships was irrevocably gone and the history of German battlecruisers ended with that one.
The history of both battlecruisers goes back to the end of 1932. In November, the Reichsmarine admiral Raeder met with Reich Minister of Defence, general Groener. During this appointment, they agreed on empowering the future German fleet, which by the end of 1938 featured 6 Panzerschiffe, 6 cruisers, 6 destroyers, a flotilla of torpedo boats, 3 flotillas of patrol boats and, in case of the beneficial political situation, 16 U-boats. However, minor difficulties occurred when this ambitious plan was being realised. Construction works on the third unit (Ersatz Braunschweig) coincided with the start of construction the French battlecruiser Dunkerque. According to the intelligence information, the estimated displacement of that ship was approximately 26,000 t. Yet the biggest surprise for Germans was its potential speed of 31 kn. If the French armed their vessel with eight 330mm guns, it would become stronger than the Deutschland-class units. Suddenly, there was a bad situation for Germans as their ship could be weaker and slower that its prospective adversary. The completed project of the fourth Panzerschiffe 'D' (Ersatz Elsaß) was suspended and its implementation postponed to 1931-1934.


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Michael Thomas Bradley (nacido en Worcester, Massachusetts el 18 de abril de 1979) es un exjugador estadounidense de baloncesto. De 2001 hasta 2006 estuvo en la NBA en cinco equipos distintos. Con 2.08 metros de estatura jugaba en las posiciones de ala-pívot y pívot.

Trayectoria deportiva

Universidad
Después de jugar en el Burncoat High School, Michael aceptó escolarizarse para jugar al baloncesto en la Universidad de Kentucky. Allí pasó dos temporadas antes de cambiarse a la Universidad de Villanova. En Kentucky estableció el récord de porcentaje de tiro en una temporada (65.7%). En su nueva etapa con Villanova Wildcats fue titular y pasó de los 9.8 puntos y 4.9 rebotes de su año sophomore con Kentucky a promediar 20.8 puntos, 9.8 rebotes y 2.6 asistencias, además de tener el mejor porcentaje de tiro del país. Con Villanova logró el mejor balance de su historia (64% de triunfos). Fue incluido en el Mejor Quinteto de la Big East.

En su haber esta el poseer el segundo mejor porcentaje de tiro de la historia en la NCAA, un 66.7% que acumuló en sus tres años de universidad. El primero es Steve Johnson, de Oregon State Beavers con 66.8% durante su carrera.

NBA
Bradley fue seleccionado por Toronto Raptors en el 17º puesto de la 1ª ronda del Draft de la NBA de 2001, cuando le restaba un año para acabar el ciclo universitario. En su año rookie promedió 1.2 puntos y 0.9 rebotes. Sus números mejoraron en la temporada 2002/03, con 5 puntos y 6.1 rebotes en 20 minutos. Frente a Detroit Pistons llegó su mejor partido en anotación, con 16 puntos.
La temporada 2003/04 empezó con mal pie para Bradley. Cuando tenía ante sí la oportunidad de refrendar esas buenas sensaciones que había ofrecido la temporada anterior, comenzó desafortunadamente la temporada lesionado con una tendinitis en la rodilla derecha que le obligó a perderse los primeros 55 partidos. Reapareció en marzo pero a los cinco partidos fue cortado por los Raptors. Una semana después firmó con Atlanta Hawks con los que jugó once partidos con pobres promedios de 1.1 puntos y 1.1 rebotes por partido.

En la temporada 2004/05, Bradley pasó por tres equipos, Orlando Magic, Sacramento Kings y Philadelphia 76ers. En los Sixers continuó hasta la temporada 2004/05, donde firmó 1.5 puntos y 2.3 rebotes.

Europa
Para la 2006/07 fichó por el Bruesa GBC de la liga ACB. Tras una campaña allí fichó por el ALBA Berlin en agosto, pero fue cortado en noviembre. En ese mismo mes, firmó por el Zalgiris Kaunas lituano, donde pasó bastante tiempo lesionado. Promedió 7 puntos y 4.9 rebotes en siete partidos. Salió de allí cuando en Zalgiris ficharon a Mamadou N'Diaye.

Desde el 10 de marzo de 2008 pertenece al CB Granada de la liga ACB.

Enlaces externos
 Ficha de Michael Bradley en ACB.com
 Estadísticas de Michael Bradley en BasketballReference

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Baloncestistas de los Kentucky Wildcats
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Baloncestistas de los Orlando Magic
Baloncestistas de los Sacramento Kings
Baloncestistas de los Philadelphia 76ers
Baloncestistas del San Sebastián Gipuzkoa Basket Club
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Baloncestistas del ALBA Berlín


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Q: Ajax data post will not succeed even though php file returns JSON array So I have a function. It sends a number to data.php and the file returns (with json encoding):
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The function is:
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data.php:
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echo $jsonstring;


Can Speedify bond 2 Wi-Fi connections from a single smartphone or tablet?
iOS and Android devices can only connect to one Wi-Fi connection at a time. For this reason, Speedify does not support dual Wi-Fi connections on an Android or an iOS device.
With that said, there are a lot of options available like bonding a Wi-Fi connection and cellular connection on Android or iOS.


This Valparaiso University Flag is made of 100% nylon, measures 3'x5', has quadruple stitched fly-ends, and has a canvas side header with two metal grommets to attach to your flagpole or one of our tailgate flagpoles. The Valparaiso University insignias are screen printed into our Valparaiso University Flag so they are viewable from both sides.
Fly your Valparaiso University Flag with our 6' flagpoles adjustable flag bracket or one of our 28', 20', or 16' tailgate flagpoles.


Ken and I are full time RVers currently traveling around the USA. We will be visiting as many of our National and State parks as we can as well as connecting with family and friends that are scattered across the Nation. Our blog is set up to connect with family and friends to let them know where we are and what we are doing. Our goals are twofold, to obtain advice and suggestions from all that may wish to contribute and also provide our fellow RVers with advice that may help them with their own travels. So far, we have received numerous suggestions that have already enriched our journey. Thank you for following us.


What a relief, a short winter. For those in the frozen parts of this country that's very welcome news. I live in North Florida and temps in the low 40s feel cold. But I remember bone-chilling temps when we lived in NJ. We counted our blessings here this week that going outside was not deadly. But we have other climate worries in Florida–water. We have a lake house in north central Florida that over the years has seen drought-like conditions that has shrunk the depth and circumference of the lake. It was sad to witness. But lo and behold we have had a lot of rain last year and this year. And the lakes are coming back. Wonderfully back. But then I started thinking. Will there be too much rain? Will the lake grow to swallow our house? Will we pray for no rain again?
The climate crisis is real. The effects will be felt not if but when. Streets in Miami already flood during high tide. How far inland will the flooding creep? When will that happen? Eons ago, the entire state of Florida was under water. A gigantic hole two-thirds the size of Manhattan was discovered in the Thwaites Glacier in Antartica. This glacier alone could cause a ten foot rise in sea level. Coastal cities and islands can become submerged. Government officials that think we are not in a crisis will be dead by the time our planet is compromised. Young people realize the danger and are starting to make us old people think about what can be done. Because young people will be dealing with the crisis in real time. Dealing with the survival of our species.
Earth supports human life, but that can change. All the dead planets floating in space are a testament to how precious life is. We are throwing it away by polluting our atmosphere and we are close to a tipping point where change will escalate faster than we can adapt. We may never adapt.
Why are humans so stupid? I fear for my grandchildren. Call your Congressmen and women, your Senators. Tell them to put climate crisis on the agenda. It is not a hoax.


House and techno veterans and upstarts bring their unique sounds to the post-industrial setting Parco Dora in the heart of Turin.
Taking place inside an old disused warehouse that has only its raw bear structure left, Kappa's musical exploration likewise reflects times old and new.
Over 25,000 ravers will gather within to party from noon to midnight, before heading out into the Turin night to carry it on at the variety of afterparties that crop up all over the city, meaning Kappa FuturFestival is a sure-fire for any house and techno fan.
And with two parkland stages and a large outdoor shower to accompany its mega hangar, there's also plenty of opportunity to de-sweat or explore the genre down another avenue.
Parco Dora is a green renovation project in Turin, and is regarded as one of the most important projects in the whole of Italy, dotted with industrial structures amongst parkland, bushes and flowers.
The park covers an area of 89,000 square metres and is right next to the city centre.
How do I get to Parco Dora?


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Это статья о посёлке, рядом с ним стоит деревня и аэропорт с такими же названиями.

Староселье  — посёлок сельского типа Назаровского сельского округа Назаровского сельского поселения Рыбинского района Ярославской области .

Посёлок расположен в северо-западной части сельского поселения, к северу от города Рыбинск. Он стоит на правом берегу реки Инопаш. Выше по течению на том же правом берегу деревня Инопажь, а ниже по течению — деревня Староселье. На противоположном берегу реки — аэродром Староселье .

На 1 января 2007 года в деревне числилось 45 постоянных жителей . Городское почтовое отделение Рыбинск-6 обслуживает в деревне 5 улиц: Воронская, Заречная, Климовская, Сосновая, Центральная .

Примечания

Населённые пункты Назаровского сельского поселения Рыбинского района Ярославской области
Инопаш


Seven days to revel in centuries of history and the seemingly infinite gorgeousness of crystalline waters and verdant landscapes. The Venetian roots of Chania, the volcanic origins of the Cyclades and the archaeological wonders of Paphos and Athens inspire breathless wonder.
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If you ever come to Germany, you need to know what "Schlagermusik" is. "Der Schlag" means "hit" in English, just as a punch. "Schlager" basically means hitmusic. It is a strange genre of German music which is why German people often have a hard time explaining it to foreigners. Let me give it a try: Schlager uses simple patterns of music and usually talkes about romantic topics. That's pretty much it. Some people of the new generation don't like Schlager that much, but I personally love listening to Schlager once in a while, especially at Dorfpartys (parties in villages, das Dorf = the village).
! In case you're in Germany and the lovely GEMA won't let you watch the video: Here it is on Vimeo.
Und dein Blick hat mir gezeigt, das ist unsre' Zeit.
Atemlos, schwindelfrei, großes Kino für uns zwei.
Komm nimm' meine Hand und geh' mit mir.
Nein wir wollen hier nicht weg, alles ist perfekt.
Alles was ich bin, teil' ich mit Dir.
This is our night, as if made for the two of us, oho, oho.
Kisses on the skin, like a love tattoo, oho, oho.
And your look has shown me, this is our time.
Until a new day dawns.
Feel what love makes of/with us.
Today we are forever, thousand feelings of happiness.
Come take my hand and walk with me.
Simply hold onto what keeps us together, oho, oho.
Fall in my arms and the parachute will open, oho, oho.
No we don't want to leave here, everything is perfect.
Feel what love makes of us.
Longing pulsates on my skin.
Did you like the song? Do you know any other Schlager ? Please write it in the comments!
You have "Haut an Haut" as body on body, and later I see "…meiner Haut" as my skin. So, the first would transliterate to skin on skin, yes? And your translation is what is the actual meaning – skin to skin or body on body. Is this correct?
that is the most I can tell you in German so far. Sorry for so little, but I will get better also thanks to you.
Thanks for the Atemlos durch die Nacht song translation.
Have a lovely day, Tschus.
Ich mag Helene Fischer. She is so clear and easy to understand.
Ich mag dass neue Idee.
Danke, ich mag auch. Aber hast du Haben eine gute französische Übersetzung?
Liebe Anja, danke sehr fur das Lied. Helene Fischer ist meine liebste deutsche Sängerin. Schade, dass das Video in den USA nicht verfügbar ist.
Ich mag Helene Fischer, schade dass dieses Video in den USA nicht verfügbar ist.


LLANELLI library played host to a special event today, Saturday (Sep 22) as the Cofio Jim campaign gained momentum through the screening of a film featuring interviews with politicians past and present.
Llanelli Online has been working in collaboration with Cofio Jim's main campaigner Theo Davies-Lewis. The film focuses on the life of the late former MP for Llanelli, Jim Griffiths.
The film, featuring prominent figures such as current Llanelli MP Nia Griffith, Dr. John Evans and politician Gwynoro Jones covered an intriguing array of key areas of his life and legacy such as his fight for miner's rights, his passion for devolution and Jim's contribution to establishing the Family Allowance Act and the National Insurance Industrial Injuries Act.
It was unanimously agreed among viewers including Lee Waters AM, Llanelli mayor David Darkin, mayoress Kim Darkin and deputy mayor Suzy Curry that the film had done an excellent job at educating younger generations on the legacy left behind by Jim Griffiths. Jim's main contribution it was agreed was his attention to the issues facing the people of the UK at the time and his dedication to tackling them and making a huge difference in the lives of those living and working in Llanelli.
After the viewing Mr Waters spoke passionately to other members of the audience to make it known that though in politics we should always be looking forwards and not backwards, and that we live in a different world today, Jim Griffiths' life and legacy certainly held lessons for those in positions of power today.
Photos: Iwan Lewis and Rachel Thomas.
The film's reception and impact were hugely positive with many emotional moments experienced by members of the audience and lively discussions starting among guests during breaks and during designated question time with the Archdeacon of Carmarthen Dorrien Davies. At the end of the event the audience took time to reflect on the way in which they themselves could work to better modern society with one common conclusion – that just as Jim Griffiths did, we must act directly on what we wish to see changed in our society.
Editor Alan Evans expressed his gratitude towards all attendees and interviewer Theo Davies-Lewis for his part in the collaboration.


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The golden dream is an IBA official cocktail made with Galliano and Cointreau.  It is classed as an "after dinner" drink.

The golden dream was popular during the 60s and 70s and originated at the Old King Bar in Miami, mixed by Raimundo Alvarez.

The cocktail was dedicated to actress Joan Crawford and became quite popular at the end of the 1960s on the east coast of the United States.

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Cocktails with fruit liqueur
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Are you looking for the perfect child friendly, family beach home for a summer holiday? The North Avalon Escape is a fantastic, modern, 4 bedroom beach house located less than 150m flat level walk to Avalon Beach and it's world famous surf break.
As soon as you enter the fully fenced, flat level access property you'll find an open plan living/kitchen/dining flooded with natural light connected to front and rear courtyards, with internal and alfresco dining options.
Opening out double sliding doors to each courtyard creates a large flowing indoor/outdoor space filled with a cool ocean breeze.
Set over several levels and deceptively large, the layout works well for all families with multiple spaces to enjoy together or to take some time to yourself. There are 4 bedrooms in the house. 3 main bedrooms on the 1st floor and then there is the 4th bedroom up in the loft.
The chef's among you will enjoy the designer kitchen (fully renovated 2017) offering high end appliances and a large prep space next to the dining table – ideal for socialising while cooking.
Off the kitchen/dining room is the main rear courtyard with a BBQ and outdoor dining and lounge settings overlooking level grass lawns where the children can run around, jump on the trampoline and play in the sandpit.
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But what really draws our guests to this property is access to the beach and village. North Avalon beach, the surrounding parkland and kid's bike path is less than 150m from the house. Avalon Village's cafes and boutiques are less than 10 minutes level walk away and the kids can enjoy the skate park along the way.
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An everyday life's Odyssey » Lunch time in the old city.
Lunch time in the old city.
Lunch time in the old city. Suzhou, China. After I left the lingering garden, I walked back to my hostel before my flight back to Chengdu. As I came cross the old city, and visited the smaller gardens, people were getting ready for lunch. I stopped and asked if I could took a pic. The dog came forward to "protect" the lady, while she looked at me amused by the situation.


Well so much for my "I will not start another project until I finish some my other". I was meeting a friend for a coffee, a chat and of course to do some knitting but all my current WIPs require either lots of yarn being taking or concentration. There really was no other option but to start something simple I could do without thinking about. With this in mind I cast on another pair of socks. This time they are trainer socks and just plain stocking stitch. A nice easy knit which I shall use as my travel/chat knitting.
On the plus side I have managed to finish another one of my WIPs. The Field of Dreams baby blanket for my friend. All I need to do is back it and it is finished. I managed to get some nursery fabric that is perfect for it from the UK Karma group on Ravelry.


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