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The Glass Passenger è il secondo album studio del gruppo rock statunitense Jack's Mannequin, pubblicato dalla Sire Records il 30 settembre 2008 negli Stati Uniti. Il precedente Everything in Transit (2005) era stato pubblicato con la Maverick Records. La Sire ha pubblicato due delle canzoni dell'album nel precedente EP The Ghost Overground, il 5 agosto 2008, tra cui figura "The Resolution", il primo singolo tratto dall'album.

Lo stesso giorno in cui il gruppo terminò la registrazione dell'ultima canzone dell'album, al cantante Andrew McMahon fu diagnosticata una leucemia linfoblastica acuta. La band non tornò a calcare i palchi fino alla fine di quell'anno, e non iniziò a scrivere le altre canzoni fino all'estate del 2007. The Glass Passenger fu prodotto da Andrew McMahon e Jim Wirt, co-prodotto e registrato da CJ Eiriksson, con la produzione addizionale di Bobby "Raw" Anderson e l'ulteriore ingegnere Max Coane a novembre 2007 - marzo 2008. L'album è stato mixato da Chris Lord-Alge. Si sono avvicendati una serie di ritardi nella pubblicazione; originariamente si è tentato di pubblicarlo ad aprile 2008, ma poi è stato posposto di cinque mesi, alla fine di settembre.

L'album ha debuttato in ottava posizione sulla classifica Billboard 200.

Storia
Il primo album della band, Everything in Transit, fu pubblicato nel 2005. In seguito alla sua registrazione, il frontman Andrew McMahon subì la chemioterapia a causa della leucemia. Durante questo periodo è stato filmato il documentario "Dear Jack". I Jack's Mannequin si sono esibiti di nuovo per la prima volta a dicembre di quell'anno, dopo la diagnosi di leucemia di Andrew, e nei seguenti due anni il gruppo ha seguito diversi tour, come supporto degli O.A.R. nel 2005 e dei Panic at the Disco nel 2006, oltre che in concerti personali e tour come il Tour for the Cure e il West Coast Winter Tour.

Stesura
McMahon iniziò a scrivere le canzoni per il secondo album della band dopo l'estate del 2007. Per dicembre dello stesso anno erano già pronte 10 canzoni, e le registrazioni iniziarono a gennaio 2008.

Pubblicazione
In alcune interviste con AbsolutePunk.net ed Alternative Press, fu detto che la data di pubblicazione dell'album sarebbe stata fissata come tentativo per il 22 aprile 2008, ma un avviso su AbsolutePunk.net postato il 18 marzo 2008 rettificò che la pubblicazione sarebbe stata posposta al 3 giugno. Un mese più tardi, tuttavia, McMahon dichiarò al giornale degli studenti della Montclair State University che la data di pubblicazione sarebbe stata ulteriormente spostata al tardo agosto o primi di settembre 2008, e il 13 giugno egli stesso dichiarò ad Alternative Addiction che l'album sarebbe stato atteso per le prime due settimane di settembre. Jason Tate di AbsolutePunk.net scrisse, il 15 luglio, che l'album sarebbe stato posposto rispetto alla data precedentemente accordata del 9 settembre; quattro giorni più tardi, Jonathan Lally riportò che la data della pubblicazione ufficiale sarebbe stata il 30 settembre.
Il video musicale della canzone The Resolution, il primo singolo tratto dall'album, è stato co-diretto dall'autrice della saga di Twilight Stephenie Meyer, e pubblicato il 29 settembre.

Altro
I Jack's Mannequin hanno suonato in alcuni concerti universitari a gennaio e febbraio, cantando per la prima volta "Suicide Blonde" e "Caves" al Ramapo College, nel New Jersey. Il blog ufficiale della band è stato aggiornato a dicembre con il titolo del nuovo album, a febbraio con i testi delle canzoni, ed a marzo e maggio con dei tentativi di tracklist.

Sul blog MySpace di Stacy Clark è stato confermato, nell'aprile del 2008, che lei avrebbe partecipato come ospite nella canzone "Spinning". In seguito, prestò anche la sua voce alla traccia "Crashin'".

Il 3 giugno 2008, AbsolutePunk.net riportò che l'album era stato mixato da Chris Lord-Alge, e masterizzato a New York.

Cinque canzoni tratte dal nuovo album sono state suonate dalla band in alcune esibizioni dal vivo, particolarmente al Warped Tour. Tali canzoni sono "Swim", "American Love", "Drop Out - The So Unknown", "The Resolution", e "Bloodshot".

Il 5 agosto, fu pubblicato un EP intitolato The Ghost Overground su iTunes per "aiutare i fan dei Jack's Mannequin a tirare avanti fino alla pubblicazione di The Glass Passenger". L'EP contiene due nuove canzoni intitolate "The Resolution" e "Bloodshot", oltre alle versioni live di "Kill The Messenger" e  "Holiday From Real", tratte dal primo album della band Everything in Transit.

Un nuovo EP intitolato In Valleys fu pubblicato esclusivamente su iTunes il 9 settembre; esso contiene dei lati-b e delle nuove tracce tratte da The Glass Passenger. Tali tracce sono "Swim", "Cell Phone", "In Slow Motion (Sleazy Wednesday)" ed "Annie Use Your Telescope". Tuttavia, più tardi i Jack's Mannequin postarono sul loro MySpace un bollettino nel quale veniva specificato che, al posto della canzone "Annie use your telescope", era stata messa per errore "Ay full speed". Come consolazione per l'errore, la band postò la versione reale di "Annie use your telescope" nel loro blog MySpace. La faccenda fu rettificata dalla Apple, e la canzone fu correttamente rinominata subito dopo la pubblicazione.

Il terzo EP, The Resolution EP, è stato pubblicato il 23 settembre come esclusiva Verizon e Rhapsody. L'EP contiene le canzoni "The Resolution," "Annie Use Your Telescope" ed una versione acustica di "The Resolution".

L'edizione australiana su iTunes comprende tutte le canzoni incluse anche nei due EP The Ghost Overground e In Valleys. Tuttavia, non è compresa la traccia "Doris Day".

Il titolo è tratto da una canzone non contenuta nell'album, intitolata "Hey Hey Hey, We're All Gonna Die".

Prevendite
Ci sono state diverse prevendite per l'album The Glass Passenger.

 L'esclusiva Bamboozle: include una litografia in edizione limitata, l'album digitale, e il libretto di copertina di The Glass Passenger (disponibile solo nelle bancarelle di vendita dei Jack's Mannequin e della Warner Bros. Records al Bamboozle Festival 2008)
 Le prevendite del Warped Tour: include una litografia e una copia fisica dell'album. (disponibile solo alle bancarelle di vendita dei Jack's Mannequin in alcune date selezionate del Warped Tour 2008)
 Le prevendite su JacksMannequin.com: include il bonus track digitale "Miss California", insieme a degli "extra esclusivi" e l'album in versione digitale, fisica o vinile (disponibile su JacksMannequin.com il 30 luglio 2008)

Tracce

"Crashin'" - 4:06   (feat. Stacy Clark)
"Spinning" - 2:53 (feat. Stacy Clark)
"Swim" - 4:16
"American Love" - 3:43
"What Gets You Off" - 5:13
"Suicide Blonde" - 3:28
"Annie Use Your Telescope" - 3:08
"Bloodshot" - 3:58
"Drop Out - The So Unknown" - 3:33
"Hammers and Strings (A Lullaby)" - 4:34
"The Resolution" - 3:06
"Orphans" - 2:39
"Caves" - 8:19
"Miss California" - 3:54 (bonus track)

Lati B
"Cell Phone" - 3:59
"Sleazy Wednesday" - 4:33
"At Full Speed" - 3:44
"Doris Day" - 3:24 (bonus track sulla stampa giapponese dell'album e sulla pubblicazione Amazon MP3)

Contenuti extra
Nel pacchetto in prevendita tradizionale tratto dal sito ufficiale della band, fu incluso un breve film concettuale diretto da James Minchin III intitolato "Choke, California", il cui protagonista era Andrew McMahon. Il trailer del film è disponibile sulla pagina YouTube della band. Inoltre, una forma più lunga del trailer contenente il lato-b "At full speed", fu incluso nel sito web dell'album il 13 agosto.

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Recensioni

 AllMusic
 Alternative Press (#243, p. 147)

 Rolling Stone

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So As People of Passion tend to do, they started to break rules: scale walls, scrapping their knees, bending their fingernails, but eager nonetheless to bridge the wide gaps between different types of sound. After all, life is full and wonderful: but feeling compelled to choose between two wonderful things is perhaps one of the worst things about being alive. Why should we have to ask ourselves: do I want music that feels like the happiest party Ever Thrown, or music that feels like butter? Music that feels that love? Like youth? Like this music I once loved, or like the music I love now? Why choose?
Emerging from this train of thought is The Nerd Parade, a fearless band of pioneers, unafraid to blur the lines of time-honored musical segregation. Nerd Parade says I don't want to choose. I want everything at once. Everything is too wonderful, and I refuse to choose.
When a Person loves a thing – or is inclined to listen closely to the sounds happening around them – they tend to seek out like-minded folk. Nerd Parade formed in a place called Georgia, and inside of this place, a place called Atlanta, where music has Always Happened. The germ grew steadily in the mind of Randy Garcia, a young man whose uncanny taste in blending and clever beats led him to the founding of Nophi Records – and later, to the creation Nerd Parade. As People tend to Do, Garcia merged gifts and dreams with his long-time friend, Rich Wilson, who then joined Garcia's delicate recipe of sound on live bass. The pair of like-minded friends were joined by Abby Wren – a good ol' girl with Choir roots – whose rich, soulful voice delightfully juxtaposed with Garcia's cunning melodies. With the addition of John Jacobus – an ex-metal patriot – on guitar – and Buddy Butram – a well trained drummer – the group was complete.
The general name-taking, mind-blowing and a general sense of delightful unpredictability began with a coveted contract with Headphone Treats Records – and the release of their first album – A Delicate Bashing – dubbed by Murmur Magazine as 'effortless to listen to.' The feel of this record is comparable to a buffet of wonderful, diverse things – and the permission to eat forever, and never get fat. It's a spread of 14 musical treats – dabbling in happy Brit Pop (Kitten) one moment and the funk meets country the next (Kenny Rogers Tune). Their varied tastes and backgrounds as musicians make for a fine array of pop, electronica, jazz and soul – and the ability to painlessly master all. The songs themselves talk tales of the mundane and the wonderous, colored with cultural references – infectious and smart.
The beautiful success of this first record catapulted the young group on a Rite of Passage, of sorts: a whirlwind tour across the US, early 2007: 21 shows in 28 days. Illogical, impossible, and fantastic, this tour took The Nerd Parade from Tennessee, to Missouri, to Pennsylvania, to the Windy City, to New York, and back again. Blowing minds at venues like Pete's Candy Store in Williamsburg and sharing the stage with bands like Retard-o-bot and The Flashbulb – the downright determination and joy of this journey only further cemented the Nerd Parade's bond to their bold stylistic choices, and to each other.
With plans for a new EP and the launch of another US tour – one thing is for sure – The Nerd Parade is a force to be reckoned with. They remind us – and themselves – to keep our ears and hearts open – because in the beginning, there was music – And it had no name. It belonged to everyone.
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Mulbarton Words Week will be celebrating its 5th anniversary in June with some great events and fantastic guests. Already booked for our authors evening (Monday 3 June) are award winning Emma Healey ('Elizabeth Is Missing' and 'Whistle In The Dark') and Rory Clements ('Nemisis' is the latest in his best selling Tom Wilde series).
Guardian Natural History writer Patrick Barkham. author of several award winning books will headline our Natural World evening (Friday 7 June) which will also include a display of original artwork, writings and poetry by Diane Robinson.
Praise for Mulbarton Words week : "A week of something for everyone". "A wonderfully mixed programme". "Excellent and very original speakers".
"I have a soft spot for Mulbarton" Louis de Bernieres.


Women's clothing retailer Coast has become the latest casualty on the high street after being forced into administration.
Sister company Karen Millen immediately acquired parts of the business, saving 600 jobs and 145 department-store concessions. However, 24 high street shops are likely to close, affecting 300 staff.
Coast is owned by Aurora Fashions, which also owns retailers Oasis and Warehouse. The group is in turn owned by the Icelandic bank Kaupthing.
Mike Denny, of administrator PwC, said: "The businesses had been facing financial difficulties due to structural challenges in the retail space and specifically the concession partner market, as well as a softening of demand for occasion wear.
Under Karen Millen, Coast will trade primarily across its various websites, in concessions across the UK and through wholesale and franchise partners.
Coast had a number of concessions in House of Fraser and was owed millions after the department store chain itself collapsed earlier this year.
This year has seen other retail chain failures, including Maplin, Toys R Us, and Poundworld, while Mothercare, Carpetright and New Look have all closed stores. Quiz Clothing last week issued a profits warning.
The owner of the Patisserie Valerie cafe chain is looking an "an immediate injection of capital" to continue trading in its current form.
The company said it had uncovered "significant, and potentially fraudulent, accounting irregularities".


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ARMENIAN STATE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
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Reading the Score
On the 13th day of the Malta International Music Festival Alan Chircop, artistic Director of the Festival and of the Foundation for the Support of Culture that is organising the Festival, welcomed violinist Salvatore Accardo, who is not only a great violinist, but also an authority in the world of violin playing, especially of the romantic repertoire. The next day Mro Accardo will be performing Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto with the Armenian State Symphony Orchestra under Sergey Smbatyan. Asked about his expectations from the Festival Mro Accardo said that when he first met the orchestra he was surprised by the number of young people forming the ensemble but he loved working with young people. However a work that has been played so often like the present one presents greater difficulties since people, both performers and audience, bring their baggage and the performance must remain alive. Mro Accardo said that whether giving a recital with a pianist or performing with an orchestra he feels that he has to share the music with the other persons. The pianist is very rarely a mere accompanist. In both instances the violinist is part of the score. Emotionally, however, the two experiences are different but equally thrilling. Asked whether he likes playing with young pianists or whether he prefers those of his generation Mro Accardo said that nowadays it is very difficult to find someone who is not well prepared. They all have a marvellous technique. On the other hand he finds that today many performers care more about projecting themselves than about the music. The performer must serve the music at all times and not be served by it. The pianist and the violinist have to share the music with the audience, not to tell them how good they are, but how beautiful the music is and how lucky they are as performers to be playing it. He has worked with practically all the great musicians of his generation and he has learnt a lot from them about life and about music. Asked about his favourite he singled out Giulini with whom he performed the Violin Concerto by Beethoven. He could still recall the feeling he got from the first rehearsal with him. It was, he said, magically beautiful and at the same time so simple. The conductor had full control of the members of the orchestra and gave a great feeling of calm to the rehearsal. Accardo felt that it was as if Beethoven himself who was conducting. Throughout the press conference Accardo insisted on the importance of really reading the score and understanding what lies behind the notes and the dynamics. This is a lesson he learnt from Celibidache and something that he is always telling his students. The instrument is only there to make music: the music is there and they have to learn how to read it. Asked about what he thought of conductor Celibidache Accardo said that he had a special relationship with him as he was his conducting student. He was asked about his experience of the music life in Russia. He said that he had spent a whole month in Moscow on the occasion of the Tchaikovsky competition when he had performed the composer's Violin Concerto. This had been a great experience since it had also been an opportunity to be together with so many great violinists. He also said that he likes working with Mro Symbatyan he not a follower but a leader and can anticipate what the soloist is going to do at least one bar ahead. On his part Mro Smbatyan agreed that performing the music of Mendelssohn was different from performing the music of Russian composers or composers who fell under their influence. However both he and the orchestra were approaching the work with the same enthusiasm and looking forward to the performance especially with a performer like Accardo who brought a completely new vision to the work. Accardo will also be performing a work for violin and orchestra by Alexey Shor, Flight of a Falcon. He said that his first reaction to the piece was surprise since it started with an orchestral entry announcing a well-known signature tune. He is not familiar with the music of Shor and this is his first experience of it. He likes the fact that the music does not try to be too eclectic. When asked about performing the music of Paganini, Accardo said that this needs to be approached like opera: it has all the elements of opera and the violinist needs to play like a singer. Paganini himself was a great opera lover and he did so many things for the violin that at the time nobody considered to be possible. Accardo plays two different violins. He has a Hart Stradivarius which belonged to the great collector Hart and is in perfect condition. But closer to his heart is his Francescati's violin, Guarneri del Gesu, which he has been playing for 45 years and has become part of him. Alan Chircop closed the proceedings by saying how much the Maltese public is looking forward to the next day's concert and reminded the audience of today's concert, a piano recital by Grigory Sokolov.
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Herget thankful for USA Baseball opportunity
July 3, 2014 12:46 am by Tiana Aument
Jimmy Herget failed to make the final Team USA baseball roster and will now set his sights on being drafted by an MLB team.
ORACLE FILE PHOTO/TONY GORDON
USA Baseball is one of the most competitive programs in the country, and USF pitcher Jimmy Herget was one of 29 players invited to the training complex in Cary, North Carolina for a tryout.
USA Baseball scouts noticed Herget when he pitched for USF against Louisville and in the final regular season series against Georgia Tech. In these two starts, he combined for 15 1/3 innings during which he allowed two runs.
"It was an experience that we didn't expect, but we're very appreciative of," Herget's mother, Lisa, said. "Just knowing that he was out there with the top players in the United States made (his father and I) very proud."
Though Herget didn't make the 24-man roster, announced Monday, he said he is thankful for the opportunity to have put on a Team USA jersey. Unlike his usual performance with the Bulls, Herget gave up seven runs (six earned) on five hits in three innings during the Team USA exhibition games.
"It basically prepared me for what minor league baseball is going to be like," Herget said. "I was in a different hotel every night. My last three days, I was in seven states."
The level of competition was also different for the right-hander.
"Those guys are straight studs," Herget said. "Everyone out of the pen threw over 90. All of the relievers threw 93. One kid hit 99. The hitters, every ball they hit, they hit hard. It was like there was no messing up."
Herget, who has returned to Massachusetts to pitch in the Cape Cod League for the summer, wrapped up his sophomore season at USF in May. He finished with a 1.26 ERA through 107 1/3 innings with 27 walks and 90 strikeouts.
In addition to his fastball, slider, curveball and changeup, Herget's personality has helped him excel in America's pastime. According to his father, Eric, Herget may not be the biggest athlete at 165 pounds, but he has the most heart.
"He does what he's told, never talks back and just does what he needs to do," Eric said. "He's very coachable, he loves the game, he listens to what the coach has to say, and he goes out there and gives it 110 percent."
Herget's passion for the sport stems from his father, who grew up playing baseball in the streets of Baltimore.
"Everybody got out, everybody had a ball, everybody had a bat," Eric said, remembering his childhood in Charm City. "It was just the way of life. If you didn't like baseball there was something wrong with you. When I had my son, whether he liked it or not, he was at least going to try it. Fortunately for me, he loves it. As of now, he's had a 16-year career of playing baseball, and it's paid off quite well for him."
In his junior year of high school, Herget started receiving letters from universities. He garnered 12 Division I offers and eight Division II offers, but it was an offer from former USF coach Lelo Prado that stood out to the Herget family.
"We never really paid too much attention to going to USF, but after we left the meeting (with Prado), we felt really good," Eric said. "Prado was the only manager that ever talked about school and education … the reason why Jimmy is there is because of that coach. He was the most understanding, well-spoken guy. He gave my son a chance as a freshman. He gave him a chance against FSU, and Jimmy performed well and became a Friday-night starter, and I owe it all to the coaching staff."
Herget, now coached by Mark Kingston, will not have another shot at trying out for Team USA, but he will still have two years of eligibility to become drafted by an MLB team.


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Kelly Clarkson has been traveling the country this summer on her Piece By Piece Tour, stopping breaths and skipping hearts along the way. This weekend was no exception in Nashville,…
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Taylor Swift might actually be Santa Claus in disguise
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It is almost impossible to keep up with all the wonderful things Taylor Swift is doing for her fans. Every morning I wake up thinking she can't top herself and everyone morning she proves me wrong. This particular event might top the cake though.
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Take a listen to Taylor Swift's new song 'Out of the Woods'
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Not country but still of interest to many. Here's Taylor Swift's second single, Out of the Woods, from her upcoming fully pop album, "1989," out October 27.
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Keith Urban (feat. Miranda Lambert) 'We Were Us' – Single Review
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I am not Keith Urban's biggest fan by any means, but I don't
think I'm alone in noticing the significant difference in his new material.
More pop-orientated than his previous records, 'We Were Us' is perhaps one of
the stronger lyrical efforts on an album that overall lacks substance. That
doesn't mean that it's worthy of a big thumbs up from me, however.
The song begins with a really nice banjo melody that upon
first listening holds promise for what's to come. Miranda also has the first
verse all to herself, which is rare for an artist who is the featured one,
although this delight is muted by the fact they have edited her voice to a
robotic pulp. This leads me to my overriding issue with the entire track, and
that is the production. The chorus is completely over-done, with instruments
going full-pelt, a stupid pop drum beat and "too much atmosphere" (yes, there
is such a thing). It's followed by a few vocal hooks from Keith, shrouded in
reverb and effects, before his own verse.
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Walking up Madison Avenue in November of 1972, I spied what had to be two of the so-called "beautiful people" one often sees in New York City, standing on the corner just outside Georgio Armani's. Both were wearing full-length fur coats and were disengaging themselves from what appeared to be a prolonged clinch. The woman could have just stepped out of a Vogue Magazine ad — beautifully coiffured black hair, perfectly formed features and bright red lipstick. The man also had beautifully coiffured black hair and perfectly formed features, but no lipstick.
Stunned at first by coming upon such a sight, I quickly recovered and, not wanting to interfere with the couple's sad parting, I continued toward my destination some blocks away. While waiting for the light to change at Madison Avenue and 58th streets, I happened to glance at the gentleman standing beside me. That's right, once again it was Warren himself.
Incredibly, our talk about the campaign continued for another four or five blocks. But soon, because I had initiated the encounter, I felt compelled to be the one to end it. I picked my spot and said, "It was great chatting with you. Then — rather lamely I now think — my hoped-for big ending came out as, "Keep the faith!" Warren just nodded and smiled that mysterious smile of non-commitment that made women all over the world swoon. "Nice meeting you," he replied, and was gone.
Copyright © 2013 Bob Fleishman.
Bob Fleishman is a retired General Dentist who is using his newly found extra time in more creative pursuits. He has written two plays, The Man Who Makes You Laugh and The Session and is currently writing a book about growing up in his old neighborhood in Northwest Baltimore. In addition, he is a professional videographer currently working on a film for Baltimore City College's 175th Anniversary.
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Q: Delete Json data with generated ID how can i remove a Array from a JSON with a generated ID.
So i have a JSON Like:
{
    "Artikel":[
        { "id:1, artikelnr": "23453345", "anzahl": 22},
        { "id:2, artikelnr": "asd323", "anzahl": 2223},
        { "id:5, artikelnr": "dfsdf3893", "anzahl": 72},
        { "id:6, artikelnr": "asdikr38", "anzahl": 86},
        { "id:9, artikelnr": "2sad34533asd45", "anzahl": 10}
    ]
}

and i like to remove the json for example with the id 6, then the JSON should look like:
{
     "Artikel":[
         { "id:1, artikelnr": "23453345", "anzahl": 22},
         { "id:2, artikelnr": "asd323", "anzahl": 2223},
         { "id:5, artikelnr": "dfsdf3893", "anzahl": 72},
         { "id:9, artikelnr": "2sad34533asd45", "anzahl": 10}
     ]
}

how can i make this?

A: You can map over each object, split the key and check if id:6 exists:

const obj = { Artikel: [{ "id:1, artikelnr": "23453345", anzahl: 22 }, { "id:2, artikelnr": "asd323", anzahl: 2223 }, { "id:5, artikelnr": "dfsdf3893", anzahl: 72 }, { "id:6, artikelnr": "asdikr38", anzahl: 86 }, { "id:9, artikelnr": "2sad34533asd45", anzahl: 10 }] };

obj.Artikel = obj.Artikel.filter(o => Object.keys(o).every(i => i.split(', ')[0] !== 'id:6'))
console.log(obj)

You could even go as far as splitting again to use a blacklist:

const obj = { Artikel: [{ "id:1, artikelnr": "23453345", anzahl: 22 }, { "id:2, artikelnr": "asd323", anzahl: 2223 }, { "id:5, artikelnr": "dfsdf3893", anzahl: 72 }, { "id:6, artikelnr": "asdikr38", anzahl: 86 }, { "id:9, artikelnr": "2sad34533asd45", anzahl: 10 }] };

const blacklist = [1, 6]

obj.Artikel = obj.Artikel.filter(o => Object.keys(o).every(i => !blacklist.includes(+i.split(', ')[0].split(':')[1])))
console.log(obj)

A: You could create a dynamic regex based on the id you want remove. Then, filter the array to get all the objects which don't have any keys which have the given pattern

const input={Artikel:[{"id:1, artikelnr":"23453345",anzahl:22},{"id:2, artikelnr":"asd323",anzahl:2223},{"id:5, artikelnr":"dfsdf3893",anzahl:72},{"id:6, artikelnr":"asdikr38",anzahl:86},{"id:9, artikelnr":"2sad34533asd45",anzahl:10}]},
    idToRemove = 6,
    regex = new RegExp(`id:${idToRemove}`),
    Artikel = input.Artikel.filter(o => !Object.keys(o).some(k => regex.test(k)))

console.log({ Artikel } )

A: A simpler way to do it, would be:

const j = {"Artikel":[
  { "id":1, "artikelnr": "23453345", "anzahl": 22},
  { "id":2, "artikelnr": "asd323", "anzahl": 2223},
  { "id":5, "artikelnr": "dfsdf3893", "anzahl": 72},
  { "id":6, "artikelnr": "asdikr38", "anzahl": 86},
  { "id":9, "artikelnr": "2sad34533asd45", "anzahl": 10}
]}

j["Artikel"].forEach(function(item, index){
 if(item["id"] == 6){
  j["Artikel"].splice(index, 1)
 }
});

console.log(j)

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The report introduces an overview of the current Biennale/Triennial scene in the world, with statistical analysis of region distribution, country distribution, and specifically, the numbers of countries participation, artist participation, and attendance of the Top 20 Biennales over the years.
This report selects the currently most influential biennales for case studies: Venice Biennale, Kassel Documenta, Whitney Biennale, Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale, Taipei Biennale, and Shanghai Biennale. These case studies analyze the number of attendance, number of visitors over the year, themes and director's focuses, participating artists' birthplaces, geography, gender, age, and also research the biennale's sources of income, sponsorship from individual, company, foundation, or grant.
The last part of the report analyzes the Chinese Biennales' current development with each's history, sponsorship, artists, geography, theme, curators, and existing problems, based on information of Shanghai Biennale, Beijing International Art Biennale, Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/ Architecture, CAFAM Biennale, Chengdu Biennale, Guangzhou Triennial/ Asia Biennial, Shenzhen Sculpture Biennale, Western China International Art Biennale, and Yinchuan Biennale.
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Italaman santamaria, unique représentant du genre Italaman, est une espèce d'araignées aranéomorphes de la famille des Anyphaenidae.

Distribution
Cette espèce se rencontre en Colombie, au Brésil et en Argentine.

Description
Le mâle holotype mesure  et la femelle paratype , les mâles mesurent de  à  et les femelles de  à .

Étymologie
Son nom d'espèce lui a été donné en référence au lieu de sa découverte, Santa Maria.

Publication originale
 Brescovit, 1997 : Revisão de Anyphaeninae Bertkau a nivel de gêneros na região Neotropical (Araneae, Anyphaenidae). Revista Brasileira de Zoologia, , Suppl. 1,  (texte intégral).

Liens externes
 genre Italaman :

 espèce Italaman santamaria :

Notes et références

Anyphaenidae
Espèce d'araignées (nom scientifique)

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Reviews of Zao Onsen resort in Yamagata City, Yamagata Prefecture. Currently 60 reviews.
It was an amazing experience to snowboard amongst the ice monsters.
It was early February, and the ice monsters were reaching their peak.
After winning a lift ticket through SnowJapan website (thank you very much SnowJapan!), my wife and I traveled to Zao Onsen after spending some time in Nozawa Onsen.
Never mind the smell, you'll get used to it!
Ok, so to be fair, I didn't get to Zao on the best terms. It had been raining here the day before I arrived, and I busted my knee earlier in the trip, so this is going to be more of a "town" review of sorts.
Wow Zao! Love the snow monsters!
Disclaimer: I won a free pass for one day at Zao.
Beautiful scenery with no crowds, but more suited for skiing.
Zao is very easily accessed via public transport. Just a shinkansen (bullet train) to Yamagata station, and then a 45 minute bus ride direct to the Zao village.
We stayed at the Lucent Takamiya hotel, which is directly in front of the Chuo (central) Ropeway. The ropeway runs every 15 minutes, which was really convenient.
After receiving a couple of free passes thanks to SnowJapan, I planned a trip to Yamagata Zao in late February. Unfortunately my trip coincided with one of the biggest storms of the season which forced me to cancel (most of the lifts ended up closed that weekend). I didn't get a free weekend to reschedule until April so thought I would head down to get in some spring riding.
Zao Onsen, Where a Sunny day is awesome!
Went in January and really enjoyed it.
Zao of course if famous for the Ice Monsters, and this season they did not disappoint (though since I have been there seems to have been a quite warm spell so I might have seen the peak).
The scenery up top is unique and is absolutely worth a look. Try to walk up a bit beyond the top station too for some further views.
Zao is a must visit ski resort in Japan.
The ski resort itself is big and perhaps best suited to people up to intermediate level - ie. there isn't much to challenge advanced skies - but there are a lot of courses to choose from and lots of long cruising courses. The resort is serviced by 3 Ropeways/Gondolas as well as a fair few quad lifts and other lifts.
Headed up to Zao Saturday morning, clutching free Giveaway ticket (thanks!), arriving mid-morning. Parked near the Zao Sanrokusen ropeway station (Yokokura area). Pretty much peak season, so was worried about finding parking, but turned out not to be such a problem. The parking lot next to the ropeway was full, but one almost across the street was taking cars.
Zao has such a variety of runs on excellent snow that a skiier or boarder of any skill level can have a superb day out in any weather scenario.
The areas where you end up walking, schussing or swearing between lifts are a nuisance. You can plan around them mostly but it would be better if they were sorted out.
Zao is definitely a great resort for beginner and intermediate level skiiers and boarders - they are well catered for.


WHAT: The food lifestyle of Delhi has a rich and varied heritage, and owes its origins both to the original inhabitants and invaders alike. The food-taboos and special restrictions of specific communities also lent their unique flavour to this yummy heritage. And, the changing seasons of this city plagued with extremes of climatic variations would lend their special tone to the gastronomic palette of the city.
So, on one hand we have the Hindu trading communities with their own traditions of sustaining themselves while conducting the day's business; which bring us delicious snacks or small meals like kachoris, bedmi puris with aloo subzee, gobhi samosa, aloo tikki, chaat and dahi bhalla. On the other hand we had the Mughal invaders bringing us the refined royal cuisine, as well as 'lashkar' or 'commoner/soldier' food – from sublime biryanis and kormas to hearty kebabs and niharis.
The very, very hot and dry summers spelt the need for cooling and reviving sherbets, lassi, gola, kulfis etc., while winters brought along warm halwas, jalebis, doodh-badaam and that dewey, frothy and aptly named 'daulat ki chaat' which, like its name disappears without a trace!!
While times have changed, traditions thankfully haven't. So, to our fellow foodies, those worshippers in search of epicurean ecstasy, we extend our warm invitation! Allow us to share with you, our insights gained over years of negotiating the maze of these bylanes. Allow us to expose you to our gourmet gods…with our versions of Delhi's best in street food.
Allow us a few hours of your day, so that we may try to convert you. We promise that the exercise will help wash away any guilt you and your friends may feel at the gluttony. Come. Be converted.
"One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well." says Virginia Woolf in her famous book 'A Room of One's Own'. These exact thoughts resonated within our team as we set out to design two of our very popular food walks. Hope you have as much fun enjoying these gastronomic walks, as much as we enjoyed curating them…Go Delhi Eat!!!
ATTRACTIONS: Does the aroma of a charcoal-grilled chicken make your tongue flop out as if it had a mind of its own? Do you regularly disregard your dentist's advice to avoid sweets and instead give your 'weak' sweet tooth a free run of Gulab Jamuns, Rabri-Falooda and Kheer? Or do the flavours of a fragrant Biryani make you drop the weekly resolutions of watching the ever-increasing waist size? Find the Savviest Samosa, the Crispiest Kachori, the Tangiest Tikki, the Butteri-est Butter Chicken, the Hottest Halwa and feast on a mind-boggling variety of Street Foods found only at the culinary hot-spots in the narrow alleys of Delhi 6 or Old Delhi/Purani Dilli as we know it today.
BEST TIME TO VISIT: Both Morning and Evening options exist and none to be missed!
ATTRACTIONS: The by-lanes of the backpacker's disctrict of Delhi, Paharganj is an almost carelessly laid out, open-air, lounge-type Bistro and Dhaba at the same time! If you wish that you could have a Sunday brunch that begins with a French-style Crepe served with Fruit preserves downed with a glass of fresh Orange juice and ends with Chana-Kulcha, then you are at the right place? How about a buttered croissant at a bakery with a cup of black coffee? Or some Israeli Schnitzel or Chicken Kiev served along with chilled beer, heavenly enough to satisfy those hunger pangs completely? Or if these options are not 'greasy and heavy' enough for your Indian-ised palate, maybe palm-size bhaturas with spicy cholley and lassi will be more appreciated by you? Savour an innovative way to serve up the humble kachori with spicy Green Moong Daal or feel the rush of sensory joy when you bite into the crunchy exterior of a samosa which suddenly gives way to a soft, moist yellow filing of boiled & stir-fried Yellow Moong Daal!
BEST TIME TO VISIT:Mornings are best timings in the day to savour the perfect mix of Indian and Continental foods through a leisurely brunch!
Please email me our schedule from 10-14 July for food walks and night time walks. If you have weekend an Eco trail walks I am also keen on them.


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Below you can see all known star ratings for wrestling matches featuring in Dave Meltzer's Wrestling Observer Newsletter. Please note that ratings are given to the overall match; not to the performers within them. Therefore, high or low ratings may reflect aspects of the match including booking, length and performance of partners/opponents, over which the performers may have little or no control. Please also note that a match that received a particular rating many years ago may have been judged on a different criteria from today's.
Following the same rating system devised in part by Jim Cornette, matches are rated from the lowest rating of -***** (-5) through to the highest rating of ***** (+5), with a small number of matches being rated above that theoretical maximum. Matches with a rating of zero stars are referred to as a "DUD" and an average match tends to score around a ** (2) rating. All ratings can only be considered subjective and this page is designed purely for reference purposes.
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Nov 30th 1997 Little Guido & Tracy Smothers def. (pin) Buh Buh Ray Dudley & D-Von Dudley, Axl Rotten & Balls Mahoney, John Kronus & New Jack four-way dance tag ECW Tag Team Titles
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Oct 18th 1997 Axl Rotten & Balls Mahoney def. Buh Buh Ray Dudley & D-Von Dudley ½* (0.5)
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Sep 11th 1997 Balls Mahoney def. (pin) Buh Buh Ray Dudley -** (-2)
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Q: Android setError() remains blank I have these few lines of code to validate form input. However, it doesn't output anything - just a blank box. What am I missing, please?
 public void onClick(View view)
 {
    if( view.getId() == R.id.btnLogin )
    {
        TestClass.setUsername( txtUserName.getEditableText().toString() );
        TestClass.setPassword( txtPassword.getEditableText().toString() );

        if( TestClass.getUsername().toString().length() == 0 )
        {
            this.txtUserName.setError( "Incorrect input!" );
        }
        else if( TestClass.getPassword().toString().length() == 0 )
        {
         this.txtPassword.setError( "Incorrect input!" );
        }
        else
        {
               // do the login stuff here
        }
     }
  }

A: Try this,
int ecolor = Color.RED; // whatever color you want
String estring = "Input is incorrect";  // your error message
ForegroundColorSpan fgcspan = new ForegroundColorSpan(ecolor);
SpannableStringBuilder ssbuilder = new SpannableStringBuilder(estring);
ssbuilder.setSpan(fgcspan, 0, estring.length(), 0);
myedittext.setError(ssbuilder);

Source: Android EditText.setError() yields invisible error text

A: Use Html object for easy and quick formatting:
this.txtUserName.setError(Html.fromHtml("Incorrect input!"));

A: Try this code:
               if (editTextName.getText().toString().length() == 0) {
                    int ecolor = getResources().getColor(R.color.blue); // whatever color you want
                    String estring = "Input is incorrect";
                    ForegroundColorSpan fgcspan = new ForegroundColorSpan(ecolor);
                    SpannableStringBuilder builder = new SpannableStringBuilder(estring);
                    ssbuilder.setSpan(fgcspan, 0, estring.length(), 0);
                    editTextName.setError( builder );

                }

A: I just changed the application theme in my project "manifest file and error text is appearing now.
before change:
android:theme="@android:style/Theme.Light.NoTitleBar"

after change:
android:theme="@android:style/Theme.Black.NoTitleBar"


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Tag: NDP
Tag Archives: NDP
Egypt's Presidential Elections
May 6, 2008 Egypt, Middle Eastelections, Mubarak, NDPNir Boms
By Nir Boms and Aaron Mannes
With international attention focused on the Palestinian and Iraqi elections, the October presidential referendum in Egypt will be little more than a re-inauguration for President Hosni Mubarak, who seeks to regain the presidency for the fifth time and to pave the way for his son Gamal to succeed him. Yet, this time Mr. Mubarak could face a real challenger. "If given the chance, I personally want to run to break the barrier of fear and intimidation," Professor Saad al-Din Ibrahim, perhaps the Arab world's leading voice for democracy and human rights, stated. "Not that I have real hopes of success, but I want to show my fellow Egyptians that nothing should be a political taboo." An open political contest in the largest Arab nation would be an enormous advance for democracy in the Middle East. But Mr. Ibrahim will probably not get this chance, because under the Egyptian constitution the parliament nominates the sole candidate and the citizens can only approve by voting either "yes" or "no".
Reforms, Freedom in Egypt
May 6, 2008 Egypt, Middle EastCoptic Christians, Mubarak, NDP, reformNir Boms
By Nir Boms and Michael Meunier
Egypt has gone through 26 years of single-party rule, during which unemployment has risen to 25 percent. Regime opponents have been jailed, and many promises of political reform have been consistently ignored. Nearly everyone — the United States, Egyptian opposition, even the ruling party of President Hosni Mubarak — agrees that it is time for a change in the Arab world's largest country.
On Egypt and the Rhetoric of Freedom
May 6, 2008 Egypt, Middle EastMubarak, NDP, NGOs, reformNir Boms
By Nir Boms
FrontPageMagazine.com | August 13, 2003
Reforms are a complicated business. Last year, Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak, in his capacity as the chairman of the National Democratic Party (NDP) announced his plan for reform in party and country. "It is a time to move forward," he said. He moved to appoint his own son, Gamal Mubarak, to oversee this new trend toward democracy. Continue reading →
A 'new' and 'open' Egypt?
May 4, 2008 Egypt, Middle EastEgypt, Islamic Brotherhood, NDP, reformNir Boms
The Middle East appears to be changing. Its dictators are no longer immune from international justice. Their palaces are exposed to international pressure and their reign to increasing scrutiny by the people who already showed us that they can march in the streets of Lebanon, Egypt and even Syria. Elections have taken place not only in Iraq and the Palestinian Authority but also in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Egypt – and that list goes on. A report about the new configuration of the parliament in Egypt appears almost natural in the western media. Continue reading →


I've never installed forge before soooo: How do I install a forge server that my friends can connect to? Basically I want a server with Custom npc mod World edit World guard And that's pretty much it. Do we all need the client? What is the client? I want to host the server on a basement computer and play from another.


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Q: How to read Wildfly resteasy deserialization error from client? My Wildfly resteasy service is working fine, or was until I made a code change. No big deal, now I'm getting a deserialization error: "Problem deserializing 'setterless' property ..."
My question is whether there is anyway to get an error message in the client. I'm getting a Status of 400, and I can test that, but I'd like to get any message if possible. Any ideas?
If I get an error in the user code, I can set an error message in the header, but since there is a deserialization problem, the server is throwing a error before getting to any user code.

A: You can use an ExceptionMapper to handle the response returned to the client. JAX-RS has an exception hierarchy that will map to different responses and status codes. 400 in JAX-RS is a BadRequestException. So you could do something like
@Provider
public class BadRequestExceptionMapper
                      implements ExceptionMapper<BadRequestException> {
    @Override
    public Response toResponse(BadRequestException e) {
        Response response = Response.status(Response.Status.BAD_REQUEST)
                .entity("Sorry I forgot to implement a Setter").build();
        return response;
    }
}

This isn't a very great example, because BadRequestException is thrown for many other reasons, than just forgetting a setter (or deserialization), but it demonstrates how you can intercept the response after the exception is thrown.

*

*See RestEasy Exception Handling

*Jersey User Guider has a better explanation

*See Exception Hierarchy


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OHCHR > English > Your Human Rights > Executions > Overview of the mandate
Overview of the mandate
The subject of summary or arbitrary executions had been discussed in the United Nations for many years within the framework of a wider discussion on human rights. The Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities had for a long time reported on this subject under the item entitled "Disappearances and summary executions". Over the years, the Sub-Commission's reports revealed increasing instances of alleged summary executions. The Commission on Human Rights, in its resolution 20 (XXXVI), of 29 February 1980, established the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances. The creation of that Group, in addition to other developments, led to the establishment of a separate mandate on summary and arbitrary executions.
The Commission on Human Rights, by its resolution 1982/29 of 11 March 1982, recommended that the Economic and Social Council request the Chairman of the Commission to appoint an individual of recognized international standing as special rapporteur to submit a comprehensive report to the Commission at its thirty-ninth session on the occurrence and extent of the practice of summary or arbitrary executions, together with his conclusions and recommendations. This resolution was subsequently adopted by the Economic and Social Council as resolution 1982/35 and established the mandate of the Special Rapporteur on summary or arbitrary executions.
The mandate has been renewed several times. The Commission on Human Rights, in its resolution 1992/72, renewed the mandate of the Special Rapporteur and widened the title of the mandate to include "extrajudicial" as well as "summary or arbitrary" executions. This change indicates that the members of the Commission have adopted a broader approach to the mandate on executions to include all violations of the right to life as guaranteed by a large number of international human rights instruments.
The mandate of the Special Rapporteur covers all countries, irrespective of whether a State has ratified relevant international Conventions.
The Human Rights Council, in its latest resolution 35/15 on the mandate of the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, requested the Special Rapporteur, in carrying out his or her mandate:
(a) To continue to examine situations of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions in all circumstances and for whatever reason, and to submit his or her findings on an annual basis, together with conclusions and recommendations, to the Human Rights Council and the General Assembly, and to draw the attention of the Council to serious situations of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions that warrant immediate attention or where early action might prevent further deterioration;
(b) To continue to draw the attention of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to serious situations of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions that warrant immediate attention or where early action might prevent further deterioration;
(c) To respond effectively to information that comes before him or her, in particular when an extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary execution is imminent or threatened or when such an execution has occurred;
(d) To enhance further his or her dialogue with Governments, as well as to follow up on recommendations made in reports after visits to particular countries;
(e) To continue to monitor the implementation of existing international standards on safeguards and restrictions relating to the imposition of capital punishment, bearing in mind the comments made by the Human Rights Committee in its interpretation of article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, as well as the Second Optional Protocol thereto;
(f) To apply a gender perspective in his or her work.
In carrying out his/her mandate, the Special Rapporteur:
a) Transmits urgent appeals to Governments and other actors with regard to individuals reported to be at risk of imminent extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, as well as communications on past alleged cases of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions (see Individual Complaints);
b) Undertakes country visits to examine the situation of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions in the respective country, and to formulate recommendations to the Government and other actors on upholding the right to life;
c) Submits annual reports to the Human Rights Council and the General Assembly on the activities of the mandate and on the situation worldwide in regard to extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions and his recommendations for more effective action to combat this phenomenon.
Individual complaints-model questionnaire
Comments on legislation and policy
Inquiry into the killing of Mr. Jamal Kashoggi
Joint report on the proper management of assemblies
Revision of the UN Manual on the Effective Prevention and Investigation of Extra-Legal, Arbitrary and Summary Executions
eje@ohchr.org


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OLLI E-News July 3, 2015
First Class of F804 Radiation and Public Health, June 25,
Taught By Dr. Evan Douple, New OLLI Member and Former
Director of National Academies Board on Radiation Effects Research
Attention All Theater Lovers!
Join us for a Jolly OLLIday with Mary.
Meet New Board Member Norma Jean Reck—"Our Members are Our Most Valuable Asset"
The Show Must Go On! How OLLI Staffers Saved the Day…
Flying Objects Sighted at OLLI Loudoun Event!
● Reminder: OLLI is closed July 3 and July 4.
● If you are interested in participating in a Mason study about cerebral blood flow in older adults, study coordinator Amanda Harwood will be in the Tallwood Annex from 11:30-1:40, Tuesday, July 7 to provide a five-minute presentation and short question/answer session. The research will be conducted by Mason's Cognitive Genetics Research Group and Cerebral Hemodynamics Lab. For further information or to participate, email Amanda directly: aharwood@gmu.edu.
● Volunteer, It's Your OLLI! OLLI member volunteers are the creative source for all the courses, clubs, special events, social activities, publications, and classroom services. Volunteering creates a more vibrant learning community and connects you to other OLLI members. It's a great way to make new friends and is personally satisfying and rewarding. Volunteer jobs vary in time commitment, skills needed and frequency. Check out OLLI's current volunteer opportunities.
Nancy Scheeler and I are developing an email list of those OLLI members who are interested in attending the theater. Occasionally, we will choose a play, date, and time, then email list members the info. Those interested will email their intent to attend the performance with other interested OLLI members (and their guests). Meeting points, transportation, dinner or lunch options, etc. will be addressed. No need to miss another play you want to see. Send an email titled "Yes, I want to do theater" along with your name and email address to Norma at njreck@cs.com or Nancy at nscheeler@verizon.net. A fun, informal way to do theater!
Bring Your Grandchildren to See Mary Poppins
Tuesday, July 28, 12:00–3:30, TA-1
Between Term Event 1005BT
Grab those grandkids and bring them to OLLI for a fun afternoon! They can see where you go to classes, and they'll enjoy popcorn, candy, drinks and the revitalized 40th anniversary release of the classic film, Mary Poppins. We'll have a brief introduction, a short movie featurette and a special quiz to test those little minds. No grandkids nearby? Then bring a friend or just come by yourself for a heartwarming movie and a lively occasion. There may even be a visit from a very special guest! (A $5 per person donation to Friends of OLLI will be requested at this event to cover snacks and beverages.) HURRY – space is limited. PLEASE NOTE: This movie runs 2 hours, 20 minutes, so please be sure you and your grandchildren can sit that long.
By Betty Murphy, OLLI E-News Staff Writer
As a resident of Fairfax since 1966, Norma Jean Reck has seen significant change in the area and OLLI has been part of her life since its origins 25 years ago. She has often served as class liaison, and as a member of the Outreach Committee and the Cooking Group. In May, 2014, she organized OLLI's first Fashion Show, which raised funds for the Friends of OLLI.
She brings extensive experience and organizational skills to her new position. She has served as president of the Welcome Club of Northern Virginia, where she focused on increasing membership, improving programs and financial accounting.
She has experience on other boards which includes serving on the board of the English Speaking Union; as a member of the first volunteer board for the Newseum, and on the board of the Ski Club of Washington, DC.
Norma Jean grew up in Pennsylvania and earned both undergraduate and master's degrees from Penn State University. She holds a master's in business management from Central Michigan University.
Norma Jean taught grades 7-12 for many years in Fairfax County. After retiring, she became a consultant in publications and communications, working for corporations and non-profits. She is listed in Who's Who and is also a member of the National Press Club which honored her with a service award.
In her new role, Norma Jean would like to see OLLI continue to maintain its position as "the premiere organization in our area for anyone interested in pursuing educational activities in a social setting." Since we cannot do this by standing still, Norma Jean will encourage OLLI to "keep moving forward." This means maintaining and growing our membership; striving to improve our course offerings as well as adjunct activities; and introducing innovative presentation formats. Norma Jean has suggested additional special interest groups: one for theater lovers and another for fashionistas. She has been developing a class on community theater and an email list for those interested in attending plays and other cultural events. Norma Jean would support an OLLI branding initiative. Her experience has shown that such effort "can be a most valuable way to set priorities and to grow an organization around its core values."
Norma Jean stays "happily busy" by pursuing her interests in traveling, reading, the theater, ballet, and anything having to do with people. These interests feed right back into Norma Jean's past, present and future contributions to OLLI.
By Martha E. Powers, OLLI E-News Staff Writer
Tuesday, June 23, a night that will live in infamy. Severe storms. Power outages. Dozens of trees and utility poles felled, especially in Fairfax.
The next morning - bedlam. Braddock and Ox Road closed. Thousands of cars diverted to secondary roads in Burke and Fairfax. Ten-minute commutes turned into nightmares.
In the midst of all this, 100 OLLI members – and one very popular local meteorologist – were desperately trying to get to the 9:40 a.m. event at the Lord of Life Church in Fairfax. Just one problem: Lord of Life in Fairfax was the victim of a power outage.
But no problem. OLLI Executive Director Jennifer Disano and Susan Totenhoft, OLLI administrator, were on the job.At 4 a.m. They called the church and realized that it had no power. So they arranged Plan B: Church of the Good Shepherd, very nearby in Burke.
And before the class start time, Jennifer herself was at the driveway of Church A, directing OLLI members to go to Church B.For folks like me who had lost power and been unable to receive emails about the change of venue, Jennifer went the extra mile. (And this is hardly the first time.)
Catastrophe averted. While waiting for the star of the day to appear, Stephanie Trachtenberg, the program's coordinator, regaled the crowd with a sing-along fest of songs about the weather: "Singin' in the Rain," "You Are My Sunshine," and many more.
When he finally arrived after being stuck in traffic, WJLA meteorologist Brian van de Graaff shared with the full house a riveting exposé of a weatherman's life. Kudos to Stephanie Trachtenberg for coordinating another terrific event for OLLI, and to Jennifer and her staff for being sure that it happened – no matter what.
By Martha E. Powers. OLLI E-News Staff Writer
On Thursday, June 25, OLLI members and residents of Leesburg's Lansdowne Woods retirement community enjoyed a "drone petting zoo." Several different sizes and types of drones were displayed for close inspection by Christopher Vo, who has presented drone events twice before for OLLI in Fairfax. Vo then presented "Drones: Our New Toys, Tools and Robot Companions" and the audience peppered Vo with technical questions about both the potential and dangers of drones.
An outdoor drone demonstration for the audience of 100 followed the lecture. Vo demonstrated the dazzling aerial acrobatics and GPS homing ability of his latest drone (his 46th, in fact). A fellow member of the DC Area Drone User Group, Fernando Hernandez of Burke, flew his camera-carrying drone which took aerial photos of the crowd on the ground.
Christopher Vo recently earned a PhD from George Mason University and is now chief of technology with Sentien Robotics, a Fredericksburg-based company specializing in ground and aerial robotics. This special event was a joint OLLI and Lansdowne Woods (formerly Leisure World) effort, arranged by Beth Davis and Jennifer Disano. The auditorium at Lansdowne Woods provides a wonderful venue for OLLI's special events in Loudoun County, and a chance to expand our audience and membership in that location.
Uncle Olli has lived in Northern Virginia most of his lifetime, and has encountered most every every traffic situation that might raise a question, however trivial it might seem. Ask Uncle Olli at ollienewseditor@gmail.com. He is embarrassed by nothing!
I'm Confused. Sometimes the white lane markings (travel on both sides moving in same direction) are solid, sometimes have long dashes, sometimes have short dashes. Decode for me, please.
Thank you for asking a question I won't goof up. Solid lines should not be crossed. You usually find these as you reach an intersection, or where you must stay in your own lane, as with a lane shift. The long dashes are where lane changing is permissible, like between lanes of a three-lane road. The short dashes mean that a lane will disappear shortly. Perhaps a turn lane ends or three lanes are merging into two. Thanks to good graphic design, we can imbed information into the roadway to avoid putting up signs that will whisk by before you finish reading them.
You Bless me with Your Loving Touch
Jack Arthur Underhill
Blessings come from all sources
Not just from priests and cardinals
But from you and me
Who have the spark of the divine.
And your kind words
You bless me with your smile and nod
And when you really listen to my story
You bless me with your love
And with your caring
You bless me with your patience
And tolerance of my imperfections
You bless me with your kindness
And your gentleness.
You bless me with your laughter
And good humor.
You bless me with your thoughtful gifts
Given freely with imagination and caring
And with my special needs in mind.
You bless me by being you
And allowing me to be me.
By blessing me so are you blessed.
Prince William Little Theatre: The Who's Tommy
Fri, July 10 and Sat, July 11, 8:00
Sun, July 12, 2:00
Admission: Adult, $25; senior, $20.
Mon Jul 6 10:00am
10:00 am What's in the Daily News–TA-1
Murder Mystery Club-Cottage
Tue Jul 7 10:00am Knitting and Needlework Club–Panera, Herndon
Fri Jul 10 9:00am
iPad User Group–UCP
Sat Jul 11 10:30am Tai Chi Club–TA-3
Mon Jul 13 10:00am
1:00pm What's in the Daily News–TA-1
Language, Literature and Theater Program
Group–Cottage
Reston Program Planning Group–Home of Stan Schretter
Tue Jul 14 10:00am Knitting and Needlework Club–Panera, Herndon
Wed Jul 15 1:45pm A/V Committee–TA-1


On the weekend of June 22 - 24, approximately 80 artists from 22 states will have exhibits of their creations in Lionshead. Go to the Vail Arts Festival website for more information. Stay in 2BR/2BA condos at Vail International for $198 per night (2 night min) and walk to the show in Lionshead.


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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/crosscite/citeproc-doi-server.svg)](https://travis-ci.org/crosscite/citeproc-doi-server)
[![Docker Pulls](https://img.shields.io/docker/pulls/crosscite/citeproc-doi-server.svg)](https://hub.docker.com/r/crosscite/citeproc-doi-server/)

An online tool for formatting DOIs from a DataCite, Crossref, mEDRA, and in various styles. It allows user to format DOIs bilbiographic information in the desired format. It uses content negotiation to get the "application/vnd.citationstyles.csl+json" representation of a DOI. With the default dx.doi.org resolver this is supported by all DataCite and Crossref DOIs.

## Installation

Using Docker.

```
docker run -p 8000:80 crosscite/citeproc-doi-server
```

You can now point your browser to `http://localhost:8000` and use the application.

![Screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/crosscite/citeproc-doi-server/master/public/img/start.png)

### API

Additionally you can use the server as a API. You can format a given DOI via

```
GET /format?doi=<doi>&style=<style>&lang=<locale>
```

or format a given citeproc text via

```
POST /format?style=<style>&lang=<lang>
```

This requires a body with `Content-Type:application/vnd.citationstyles.csl+json`.

The `style` and `lang` parameters are optional. A list of allowed values is given by

```
GET /styles
```

respectively

```
GET /locales
```

## Development

Follow along via [Github Issues](https://github.com/crosscite/citeproc-doi-server/issues).

### Note on Patches/Pull Requests

* Fork the project
* Write tests for your new feature or a test that reproduces a bug
* Implement your feature or make a bug fix
* Do not mess with Rakefile, version or history
* Commit, push and make a pull request. Bonus points for topical branches.

## License

**citeproc-doi-server** is released under the [Apache 2.0 License](LICENSE.md).

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Cuts to cleaning staff at Élizabeth Bruyère Hospital are putting patients at increased risk of infection, warns the union that represents workers there.
The hospital, which offers rehabilitation, palliative care and complex continuing care to patients, is in the process of reducing its staff by 12.8 full-time cleaning positions and 4.39 full-time food service positions — about 1.7 per cent of overall staff. The union says that translates to 30 cleaners and 12 dietary staff positions (which are not all full time).
These are just the latest cuts to a hospital that, like others across the province, is dealing with a funding freeze.
But he added the hospital has picked all the "low-hanging fruit" over the past four years and cannot continue to cut without affecting patients.
During a time of frozen funding, Bruyère is seeing patients who are sicker and have more complex problems than in the past. But Levac said it continues to provide high quality care and to keep hospital infection rates below the provincial average.
Hospitals in Ottawa and across the province have been cutting staff as they deal with frozen provincial funding, which means increases as part of salary agreements with staff have to be found in the budget.
CUPE says Ontario spends $353 less per capita on hospitals than other provinces in Canada. That funding gap amounts to more than $312 million a year for hospitals in Ottawa alone, says the union.


Closeup of Ansom's face, downcast and looking conflicted. An infantryman is mounted on a Unipegataur behind him, and an Orly is nearby. Two tiny glowing red dots show Archon's flying below them over the city.
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Q: Inserting rectangle in order to surround certain area (few raster cells) using ArcGIS for Desktop? I´ve done a suitability analysis and now I need to point to this certain area.
Is it possible to select and frame certain raster cells to enlighten those?
Or can somebody explain how to insert a simple rectangle that cover an area somewhat precise?

A: If you have completed a suitability analysis then you have some raster cells attributed as suitable and the other cells unsuitable (or more suitable and less suitable). Use reclassify to convert the desired suitable cells to a value of 1 and the unsuitable cells to a value of NoData.
Finally, you can the convert the reclassified values to a polygon to get your highlighted area or use the reclassified raster to mask out the area you don't want to highlight.  To mask, symbolize the 1 values with no color and the NoData values as white.  Put the layer on top of the stack.


Crispin contested his first Parliamentary seat in West Bromwich East for the Conservative Party in 1992. Between 1991-1993 Crispin was a self employed representative of Forum of Private Business, and a Political Consultant. In 1993 Crispin was appointed as Special Adviser to Malcolm Rifkind the Secretary of State for Defence, and worked in the same capacity when Malcolm Rifkind became Foreign Secretary between 1995 and 1997.
In May 2015, Crispin was re-elected with a majority of 22,334 and in June 2017 was re-elected with a majority of 17,614 with 57.4% of the vote.
In June 2015, Crispin was elected by MPs to be the Chairman of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Select Committee, until Parliament was dissolved in May 2017. During this time, the Committee produced reports on airstrikes in Syria, the UK's intervention in Libya, Political Islam, the Brexit process, human rights, and relations with Russia and Turkey.
Crispin is currently co-chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Drug Policy Reform, co-chair of the All Party Parliamentary Humanist Group, co-chair of the new APPG for London's Green Belt, secretary of the APPG on Global LGBT Rights, and a Vice Chair of the Conservative Middle East Council.


There is currently no need to ake a new family language diagram because BK3 is only just starting to make recognisable sounds. She seems to say her oldest sister's name, "mama" and "papa", and yesterday I thought she repeated "Katze" ("cat") after me, but I'm not sure.
BK2 is now using English words everywhere. No matter what language she is currently speaking, 20% up to 90% of the words are English. That makes for some very funny phrases, of course. The Babelmum was glad the other day when she noticed BK2 does it with German as well, whereas I have gotten so used to it I didn't even notice anymore.
Mind you BK2 still expects me to say it back in proper German. When I don't, she looks at me like something important is missing.
BK1 is reading a lot, preferrably in English, but she can read French and German. She is also interested in learning the Arabic alphabet and she is writting letters on the whiteboard and even putting them together to form words. She also writes a lot, again in English. Her latest thing is to write a diary, parts of which she will then type up on a web site that allows pupils to post (like a forum).
There is a lot of English flying around in our house currently.
But our last trip to Algeria was a couple of months ago and the last visit from someone German even longer. I guess it's totally normal that without further input, all kids lean towards the language we're immersed in. Our trip to Germany around Christmas is likely to bring a lot of German back.