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British pub group The Draft House has teamed up with indie label Moshi Moshi to create a special, exclusive beer for the label's small festival By The Sea. Aptly titled By The Sea festival pale ale, the beer will be available starting July 21 at Draft House pubs until the end of festival season.
According to a press release, the golden pale ale comes with tropical and citrus flavors – right up your alley for a summer brew.
Michael McClatchey from Moshi Moshi said: "This is the third year for By The Sea and we're very pleased to finally fulfill our ambition to have our own beer to drink at it. So thanks to Draft House for making that happen and to Ramsgate Brewery for actually making it.
By The Sea Festival will take place from September 29 to October 1 at Dreamland, Margate in Kent on the south coast of England. The lineup includes names like The Libertines, Metronomy and Everything Everything.


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Produce blooms at local market
Jun 11, 2009 by Philip Alves	in Vaughan Today
Market Lane to host nearby food growers, vendors on June 20
SUNNY TEAM: A group of Woodbridge residents is responsible for organizing the new Woodbridge Farmers' Market, set for Saturday mornings in Market Lane starting June 20. (Courtesy Jane Hunter)
Something fresh is about to sprout at Woodbridge's Market Lane.
On June 20, Ontario farmers from the Kettleby, Innerkip and Brampton areas will setup shop alongside fair-trade coffee and organic chocolate vendors, among others, at the first Woodbridge farmers' market.
The weekly market, set for 9 a.m.–2 p.m. each Saturday until Oct. 31, is the brainchild of a grassroots committee of local residents who thought this was an idea whose time had come, says committee member Martha Bell.
"There's just this air, there's some sort of electricity going on at a farmers' market," she said Monday. "People are there … for the experience.
"When people get together, there seems to be this lighthearted feeling."
That, Bell said, is a major part of the market committee's motivation. A planned fixture of the market is a community table where, for $10 each day, organizations can promote their goals or raise funds.
"We're interested in providing fresh local produce from local farmers," she said. "But we're also interested in sort of the community aspect of it of having an interesting activity going on in the centre of Woodbridge that people can walk to.
"It's a way people get to know their neighbours."
Three farms have already signed on — Van Hart Greenhouses, Thames River Melons and The Serete Farms — and will offer a variety of conventional and organic produce, including 21 varieties of tomatoes, carrots, garlic, blueberries, apples, melons and more.
"Our first goal was to support local," Bell said. "That reduces the miles that the food has to come, which is good for the environment, of course, and it's good for the local farmers, it's healthier for people.
"There are just so many win-win-win reasons that a farmers' market is a great idea."
The market is starting modestly, she said, so there's lots of room to grow. The committee is on the lookout for vendors of cheese, free-range eggs, and organic chicken and beef. A baker is also on the wanted list, Bell said.
"Maybe a baker will read this," she added with a laugh.
To get started, the market committee received seed money from the Woodbridge Agricultural Society, though the need for more funds remains, Bell said.
Even so, the committee is confident the market will be a hit, she said.
"People in Woodbridge appreciate quality produce, they expect it, they look for it, and more and more people are looking to eat organically," Bell said. "We really think it'll be a great success and it'll grow in time."
In print: June 12, 2009, page 1
Online: June 11, 2009 [link]
Tagged with: farmers' market, Market Lane, Woodbridge

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H Street Prepares for City's Biggest Block Party
11th Annual Street Festival
Local businesses are preparing for an estimated 150,000 people expected to attend the 11th Annual H Street Festival. The event will include 250 vendors, two beer gardens and two eating contests. Courtesy photo
WASHINGTON — Smokey's Barbershop & Oldies and its owner, Smokey, have been fixtures on H Street for more than 50 years, though business these days, despite the boom for others, is not like it once was.
Smokey will be putting down his clippers Saturday. But don't shed a tear for him, because he's actually quitting only temporarily as he joins the biggest block party in Washington, D.C. – the H Street Festival.
"Yeah, I'm going to be out there selling barbeque," he says with a laugh.
Photo by Courtney Davis: Joe, a bartender at Po Boy Jim's, shows off
the restaurant's acclaimed New Orleans-style gumbo.
It's time for the 11th annual H Street Festival and on Saturday (Sept. 17) restaurants, bars, clothing stores and other vendors will be dishing out food and booze, having eating contests and celebrating District culture.
The festival will take place from noon to 7 p.m. between 4th and 14th streets on H Street. It is expected to draw 150,000 people.
According to festival officials, this year's event will include over 250 vendors, two beer gardens, a kid's zone, a chess academy, free professional portraits, a karaoke stage and a PokemonGo Zone. There will even be a couple of eating contests. Smokey will sell his "original" North Carolina barbeque.
Ever since the first H Street Festival, Smokey said he has been outside his shop selling barbeque –straight off the pit.
"It's only ever rained once," Smokey said.
Nat, also a barber in the shop, said, "Folks come from all over. There's a line half-way down the block for Smokey's food."
Nat's advice? Come before noon if you don't want to wait too long.
Smokey, his customers and old and new neighborhood residents said they look forward to the festival because of its positive influence on the neighborhood.
"It's been something to bring together the community, where races and all walks of life are here, present, to enjoy themselves," said Damoné Henderson, who has been coming to get his hair cut at Smokey's for 20 years.
Photo by Coutney Davis: Alana of Dangerously Delicious Pie shows
off one of the pies that people will be devouring during the pie
eating contest that the restaurant is sponsoring.
Most restaurants, like Boundary Road and Khan's Bar & Grill, said they are preparing for the festival by limiting menu items and doubling staff.
Boundary Road's general manager Mary Kate Wrzensniewski said on the day of the festival, her restaurant won't offer as many brunch items due to the number of people and the amount of time each dish takes.
"Imagine poaching eggs for a restaurant full of people," Wrzensniewski said.
It will also have to keep the kitchen running through its normal daily three-hour break between lunch and dinner, she said.
Other eateries will have eating contests.
Po Boy Jim's, a 2-year-old New Orleans-themed restaurant will have their 3rd annual eating contest at 6 p.m. The winner of the contest will receive a trophy and a sandwich named after him or her for a month. Po Boy Jim's will have outdoor seating, something it does only for the festival.
Dangerously Delicious Pies, a national pie chain, will also be having an eating contest.
"The pies for the contest are going to be blueberry, so messy and hysterical," general manager Claire Gladbach said. "No hands."
The restaurant has been on the block for seven years, Gladbach said. According to Gladbach, It has watched the festival grow over time.
"It was really about four or five years ago that it really exploded into the phenomenon that we see it as now," she said.
Gladbach described the preparation as a "pretty beefy process." The H Street Main street organization schedules meetings between all the business owners and vendors to make sure everyone is updated on new requirements and regulations.
Photo by Courtney Davis: Smokey, owner of Smokey's Barbershop &
Oldies for 50 years, will put down his clippers to again cook his famous
barbecue for the hundreds of patrons that will line up outside his door.
"There are a ton of permits that you have to file for," she said.
Despite the meetings and paperwork Gladbach assured she is still looking forward to the festival.
"It's one of those days where you kind of anticipate it," she said. "Like finals in college, you work your butt off, and you're exhausted, but at the end of the day you feel like you really did something. It's like that for the whole neighborhood. It's pretty much a collective sigh of relief and a simultaneous high five."
Moe Abdi of Eurostyles, a men and women's clothing store, said he won't be selling food. Instead, he will sell H Street Festival shirts on the sidewalk on the sidewalk in front of his store
While most H Street businesses are preparing for a big payday, one store won't be opening its doors.
Cirque Du Rouge, a tattoo shop located right at the start of the festival, will be closed.
"It's a great day, it's just there's a lot of drunk people and we don't want to have to turn people away from the shop," employee Cynthia Rudzis commented. "Also with traffic and street closures, our employess get home too late," said Rudzis.
For more information about the festival, visit the festival's Facebook page. For volunteer and vendor information, click to visit H Street Festival web page.
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Wroclawskie Przedsiebiorstwo Hala Ludowa Sp. z o.o.
Originally constructed according to the plans of Max Berg in 1911-13, Centennial Hall was an early landmark of reinforced concrete architecture. As a symbol of the city of Wroclaw, it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2006.
On completion of the very complex renovation works, sound experts praised the improvement in acoustic qualities of the main hall.
Chapman Taylor re-arranged the interiors (public spaces and back-of-house), modifying the functional aspects and increased seating numbers from 6,500 to 10,000, all within the constraints of very strict conservation requirements.


I helped design the transforming TV sets for this Comcast Xfinity X1 commercial. The Directors are Andrew Proctor and Robert Sethi.
I designed the Drones in this Audi TV commercial. The Director is Dante Ariola.
I digitally painted this Darth Vader illustration, which was used for various toy packaging.
The Gnomon Workshop offers 2 of my instructional DVDs. Watch them and learn to sharpen your drawing and rendering abilities!
Volume 1 and Volume 2 are available now. Check them out.
I painted the large mural (digitally using Photoshop) behind the green screened actors who were filmed in Prague, I painted the mural in San Francisco, and the Mill put it all together in NYC. The Director is Tarsem.
I designed the robotics in this Coors Light ad for Director Rory Kelleher.
On Saturday March 3rd, 2012, one of our film design giants passed away.
I've loved Ralph since I was eleven years old in 1977. I can't believe my good fortune to have met him and become friends. He'll always have a special place in my heart and his creativity will live on through the countless artists he has inspired over the years.
May his creative Force be with us always.
Click here to see my Clown Apocalypse card.
Here is one of the Verizon commercials I worked on entitled "Towers" for their new "Rule the Air" campaign. I drew storyboards and designed all the transforming elements in these urban landscapes.
Here is another commercial for Verizon's Droid X phone. This one is entitled Eagle Eye. I created designs for the ocular transformation.
Here is the commercial for Verizon's Droid 2 phone. This one is entitled Digits. I conceptualized the robotics.
Here is the Clown Sheriff ... my latest drawing on Sketch Theatre.
In April, I was in Hollywood recording my first instructional DVDs for the Gnomon School of Visual Effects. Here is an excerpt on Sketch Theatre. Turn up the volume!
Here's the latest Bajaj motorcycle commercial directed by Tarsem and featuring my robot designs: bikes that transform into hoop shooting mechanical athletes. Animation by Glassworks/London.
Military robotic spiders, evil clowns and ice cream, oh my! It's "Overkill!"
The Gnomon Workshop Live happened on June 14th and 15th, 2008 in Hollywood. It was a fantastic event filled with amazing presentations. Thanks to those who attended.
I designed and illustrated the call for entries poster for Spectrum 15.
Click on the image to see it. It's entitled: "Embryonix"
The 2008 Spectrum 14 competition judges.


← Wanted Immediately-United Northern Ireland Loyalists.
Where Now-The No Surrender Men?
Another biting article from regular contributor, Charlie Freel. In recent days we have once again seen the true colours of our so called representatives. It seems that the old practice of working class Protestants being led by the snouts by unscrupulous politicians is still very much on the agenda.
Those who play with fire, have no right to whinge when they get burnt, and absolutely no right to demand a public enquiry if they get roasted. During the past 45 years of the troubles in Northern Ireland, a multitude of barristers, lawyers, politicians, journalists, and members of the media, have misused the troubles as a means of personal self gain. Many of them have managed to amass small fortunes, and create thriving family business empires for themselves and their extended families, by exploiting the troubles and the agony and suffering of the genuinely innocent victims of the troubles. Then when one of these parasites finally get their fingers burnt, it becomes blazoned across the media as an attack on democracy, regardless of the irresponsible behaviour that led up to the attack. This self indulgent belief in and demand for preferential treatment, far over and above that which is granted to genuinely innocent victims, probably arises from their collusive lifelong love affair with the IRA propaganda machine, which constantly refers to dead IRA terrorists as victims every day, except Easter Sunday, when they conveniently become soldiers for a day. Now we have the non democrats of the Alliance party, colluding with IRA and SDLP council members on Belfast City Council, to defy the democratic will of the vast majority in Northern Ireland, by lowering the National Flag of Northern Ireland at Belfast City Hall. If our half hearted, so called Unionist Assembly members had a shred of Loyalty to anything other than their ill gained bank accounts, they would have immediately walked out and brought down this totally undemocratic, gerrymandered, and IRA controlled charade of Government that is being orchestrated up on Stormont Hill. Today would probably be a good time to remember the lines of "Where Now".
Where now the no surrender men? Where now their cries of never?
Where now the pledges cheaply made? Without the courage to deliver.
Where now the hands that would not shake, the bloody hands of slaughter?
Where now the papers boastfully waved? For guns that would not utter.
Where now the wavers of the flag? Where now the ranks of marchers?
Where now resistance Red Berets? All sold out by your masters.
All sold for riches power and fame, lie cast aside the cannon fodder.
Misused disowned shamefully cast aside, in exchange for Stormont plunder.
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I have asked a few Unionist politicans what if all the Unionist councillors had of walked out of that vote on the Union Jack would it have gone ahead , the silence from them still remains .. Days later the SDLP , SF and the Alliance party failed to turn up to a meeting at Stormont regarding the flag issue up on the hill , they got way with it too …so through your website could someone tell me whether they could have pressed ahead with the UJ vote at City Hall if all the Unionist councillors had of walked out ? I know that a % of councillors have to be present to push through bills etc , so can anyone tell me what it is ?


Daughter came in on Saturday morning and played a session for us in the Brighton Festival 87.7fm studio.
The lady behind the music is Elena Tonra. Listen to her latest His Young Heart EP, the track Landfill is a good starting point.
However I asked her to play one of her early demos, Tomorrow, as it's one of my favourites.
Watch out for her on BBC 6 Music soon as I helped get the EPs to Lauren Laverne and she loved them so much, she has invited Daughter in for a session. This is so exciting.
Daughter - Live at the Great Escape from Amazing Radio on Vimeo.


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The Italian furniture manufacturer's new collection includes stunning pieces by Christophe Pillet, Harry&Camila and Bartoli Design.
The New York furniture manufacturer has outfitted the frozen yogurt brand's first shop with a glossy, space-age interior.
While the neighbours are hunched over planning the future of technology, this recently renovated exhibition space preserves the past.
The French designer blends wood and metal to create a sleek desk for French office system manufacturer Macé.
The French designer has created a series of lights that you'll want to immerse yourself in.
Committed to environmental stewardship, industry leaders like Collins and SierraPine manufacture sustainably harvested hardwoods or particleboard and medium-density fiberboard made without urea formaldehyde, one of the largest interior sources of carcinogenic gases. Here are our top five picks for eco-storage building options.
At the Milan furniture fair in April, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby chatted with Azure about how we work, and how that informed their Tip Ton chair and Map table for Vitra.


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"Level of Concern" is a song written and recorded by American musical duo Twenty One Pilots. It was released as a standalone single on April 9, 2020, through Fueled by Ramen. It is a dance-pop, pop rock and dance-rock song produced by lead singer Tyler Joseph alongside Paul Meany of alternative rock band Mutemath, and its lyrics revolve around the COVID-19 pandemic during which it was written and recorded. The song encourages hope during challenging times, while also addressing the widespread fear and panic associated with the pandemic. Papercraft from Paperized Crafts.
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← A Ball of Fire Through the House!
The possibility of getting struck by lightning is 1 in 3,000, according to National Geographic. The force of electricity and heat five times greater than the sun can cause a tree to explode. In humans, it may cause respiratory problems, third-degree external burns, and paralysis. Hair may singe or catch fire and any metal object could sear into the skin. It is not uncommon for hearing loss, cardiac arrest, coma, or even death to occur in the three milliseconds it takes for a jolt of lightning to course through a body. Dave Gilmore of Huron, Ohio, met his match with a lightning bolt one summer day and lived to tell an amazing story.
In 1986, Dave Gilmore had big plans for a wild weekend of cutting loose with friends and letting inhibitions go along with all the other things that can happen at a large biker swap meet. He had no boundaries and lived a rowdy and wild lifestyle. His mother tried to discourage him, saying she had a bad feeling about it. He assured her he would be fine.
He never made it to the party.
Dave got on his Harley and started the two-hour drive to Orville. Gazing at the beauty of God's creation that summer day, he began to admire the artistry of God. It brought awareness of his deteriorating relationship with God. Feeling the need to be open and honest, he began to confess out loud. He told God everything he planned to do at this party, even though God already knew.
As he cruised down the highway, he said the distance between him and God became overwhelming. "Father, you know where I'm going, and you know what I intend to do. Nothing is hidden from You. I've been on this path for 15 years. Now it feels like I have gotten very far away from You. I don't know how to get back to where I need to be. So, Father, I'm going to ask you something I never thought I'd ask. I need you to do whatever it takes to bring me back to you. It scares me a bit to say this, but I trust you. Only You can do this. I need our communion back in my life. I know you love me, but I need to feel that love in my heart." Dave thanked Him for an answer and continued his journey.
He arrived at the campsite – a cornfield large enough to accommodate 8,000 people surrounded by trees. He set up his tent near two friends. Saturday morning, they awoke to a steady drenching rain. Dave's first thought was to get coffee and find the nearest porta-potty. His two friends joined him and found many other people waiting in line for the same place.
Growing up in the country, he decided to go into the woods out of sight. Noticing no rain coming through the trees, he beckoned his friends to join him. They stood under the tree canopy laughing at all the people getting sopping wet. They wondered why more had not taken refuge in the woods. The guys waited under the trees making plans for the big party later that night and waited for the rain to subside. They mentioned that it was strange there wasn't any lightning. Some say you can smell nearby lightning in the air. Others say you can feel it in your hair, like a tingling sensation. None of that happened.
They saw another guy with a brunette on his right arm and a blond on his left start toward the trees. The very attractive blond wore a white tee-shirt soaked by the rain. One of Dave's friends pointed her out to him.
"Get a load of her, Dave," they laughed, knowing he'd like what he saw.
To see past them, Dave moved two feet beyond the tree. "Nice," he responded with a grin. The next thing he knew, he was laying on the ground looking up at the brunette.
"Don't worry, everything's going to be all right," the girl said while leaning over him.
Dave's hands moved in slow motion as he tried to grab her arms and sit up. He couldn't figure out where they were or how they got there.
Shock set in as the realization rocked his mind. Breathing became extremely difficult. The girl told him the ambulance was on its way. Dave said that's when he began to pray for God's help.
"I…I'm… I'm trying to …to hang….to hang in there," his voice came out in short gasps.
They kept talking trying to assure him he would be okay. He wasn't so sure. He couldn't move.
He had been struck to the ground by a jolt of one hundred million volts of electricity.
Come back to read the rest of Dave Gilmore's experience — coming soon.
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Mokrzyca – strumień długości około 4 km w północnej części Wrocławia. Początek swój bierze w rejonie ulic Ługowej, Ałunowej i Kątowej na północ od Poświętnego, na pograniczu z Polanowicami. Kieruje się na zachód, przecinając ul. Żmigrodzką, następnie wzdłuż południowej granicy osiedla Widawa kieruje się ku Lipie Piotrowskiej; tam przecina ul. Pełczyńską (w rejonie skrzyżowania z ul. Tymiankową) oraz biegnącą wzdłuż Pełczyńskiej linię kolejową do Poznania, po czym kończy swój bieg w sieci rowów melioracyjnych na polu irygacyjnym między Świniarami a Rędzinem.

Przed uporządkowaniem w XIX i XX stuleciu biegu rzeki Odry w okolicach Wrocławia, wymuszonym m.in. narastającymi potrzebami żeglugowymi, Mokrzyca płynąca jednym z licznych w tym rejonie koryt powodziowych rzek Odry i Widawy kończyła swój bieg wcześniej, w meandrującej między Różanką a Polanowicami Odrze. Od około połowy XIX wieku, kiedy starorzecze Odry zanikło i kiedy wytyczono w najbliższej okolicy sztuczny strumień Trzciana, bieg Mokrzycy ustalony został w obecnym kształcie. Do roku 1945 strumień ten nosił nazwę Burgweider Westgraben, czyli "Rów Polanowicki", (Burgweide-West to niemiecka nazwa wsi, która dziś znana jest jako wrocławskie osiedle Polanowice).

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Emily Campbell
In the early days of the pandemic, headlines were liberal in their description of soaring sales. Toilet paper panic buying was, perhaps, as expected as the sudden spike in alcohol and cannabis purchases, but a surge in book sales? Less so.
Nonetheless, around the world, people facing those initial 14 days of self-isolation were quick to reach for reading material. According to the BBC, in the United Kingdom, online sales for the popular bookstore chain Waterstones rose by 400 percent. By and large, the intent of book-buyers seemed to be escapism — though nonfiction genres focused on self-improvement, home repair, and cooking also saw an uptick.
As the reality of staying home and occupied for more than just two weeks has been accepted, and as we've accustomed ourselves to indefinitely closed libraries, having access to fresh reading material means doing so digitally or having the books be delivered.
Recognizing their community's need for continued access to books, Matthew Stepanic and Jason Purcell of Glass Bookshop announced on March 13 that they would be doing free deliveries for those living within Edmonton, Sherwood Park, and St. Albert. The response, according to Stepanic, has been amazing.
"It started out good because it was just a dozen orders that came in over the first weekend so that Monday morning I came in and said, 'Yup, I can do this, get out there and deliver these books,' but then it kind of started doubling. Wednesday I had just over 20 orders to deliver, but by Friday it was 30. There's been an incredible amount of support from the community and it's keeping us busy," he says.
Stepanic, who does the deliveries accompanied by his corgi, Bob, believes that while the COVID-19 pandemic has driven the demand for their wares, there is also a symbiotic relationship between the store and those who support it. "The community that wants to support us and see us through this crisis also has that need to read," he says, adding, "They know they're going to want to access the bookshop once we can open and gather and hold events again, so that's the main reason they're choosing to support us."
"A lot of people are choosing to buy books that they really need at this time," he notes. Popular titles have included Emily St. John Mandel's Station Eleven (a former MacEwan book of the year), and Larissa Lai's Tiger Flu. Though it's darkly ironic, Stepanic says they've also been getting special orders for another book called Pandemic.
"I think those clearly show that there is a need to read right now, and there is a knowledge-seeking that people are doing to understand the time that we're in," he says, adding that there is also a need for escapism and the opportunity to reflect on the experience from a distance.
Stepanic knows that, as much as reading seems to have come back in vogue, it isn't always easy. "I've heard from a couple of friends that they're having trouble reading right now because so much of their time is also given to their kids, they're working from home for a couple of hours a day, they're fulfilling more of a family caregiver role like they're cooking dinner every day and it's good to build something of a routine, and a lot of time reading time doesn't fit into that or when they get the chance they're thinking too much outside of it," he says. There is also the simple fact that much of our time, whether we willingly give it or not, is now devoted to worry and concern.
"I think a lot of people's so-called free time is being given up to that and so it's hard to concentrate on things like reading or things that call them to take their minds from something," Stepanic notes. Television, by contrast, offers easy comfort through passive consumption and is something which Stepanic himself has turned to during his hours of relaxation. But, with many now working or studying from home and largely tied to our screens, the reassurance of a physical book is not something to be discounted.
Indeed, what Stepanic calls "the comfort of the physical, tangible book" is part of why he and Purcell started Glass Bookshop in the first place. The other reason was their shared vision of what a bookstore can and should be for a community. Ironically, offering delivery was in complete opposition to this.
"We actually hadn't done anything like (this) before," Stepanic says, "our focus with the bookshop and our philosophy behind it was that bookshops are gathering spaces. We were really aiming to be more of a community hub, so it hadn't crossed our minds to do something like this." As the situation changed, and they realized the best way to prevent the spread of COVID-19 would be to stop gathering that community, Stepanic says it became obvious that "we had to serve the community in a different way."
While the initial goal of the bookshop was to bring people in, have them "broaden their perspectives," "discover titles that they wouldn't have known that they wanted to read", and "show them more queer and BIPOC writing," Stepanic and Purcell have done their best to continue in this spirit, while also offering special orders.
"We've got a Staff Recommendation now," Stepanic notes, along with "what's top-selling, what's stuff we're guaranteed to order in so people still kind of get to browse what we're doing and what we're curating on the website. But it just seemed that if people wanted a book, we would get it to them."
For Alexis Kienlen, local author and journalist, independent bookstores such as Glass Bookshop are not only a source of comfort as a reader but as a means of support for her own writing. Kienlen, who has written two books of poetry and one biography, now has a fourth book published — Mad Cow — but all of the novel's planned promotions took a backseat to social distancing.
"I was going to do some readings and a tour, and all of that is pretty much cancelled," Kienlen says. "For writers, there's a big sense of loss with the spring touring season being cancelled. There's a feeling that you can have that community online, but it's not the same as in person."
Despite this sense of loss, Kienlen believes that local bookstores are trying to preserve that sense of community. "Independent bookshops are really great at providing a home for individual authors, hand-selling or word-of-mouth selling, promoting through the community, and you can do a lot of things with independent bookshops that you wouldn't otherwise be able to," she notes.
"They also employ people, keep the money in the community, and let's face it, like in a time when we can't really leave our houses, home-delivery is really great and is what we need, but we also like to gather and meet person to person, so independent bookstores create a gathering place for people to learn about authors, meet writers, find out about books and authors that live in their community." Or they will, once we can gather in groups again.
In Kienlen's case, this sense of community includes the personal touch of hearing how many people have purchased her book. Mad Cow was due for official release on April 15, but Kienlen says that several independent bookstores got it ahead of time, including Glass Bookshop.
"Last week I think Matthew tweeted at me, and 12 people had ordered Mad Cow, which is pretty phenomenal and just a nice spirit of support from the community."
As part of their innovative approach, Glass Bookshop is also doing a subscription service, "which is really good" according to Kienlen, "and it's kind of exciting to get a package right now."
Niuboi, a local performance artist, agrees. They recently received an order from Glass Bookshop, "hand-delivered in a beautiful envelope. It was lovely." Though Niuboi is quick to clarify that Stepanic did not actually deliver the package directly into their hands, they say that confirmation of the package's successful receipt was made, and thus appropriate social distance was maintained.
Niuboi ordered Sissy by Jacob Tobia, which they described as a "coming-of-gender story."
"I have been wanting to read it for a while," they say, "but hadn't gotten around to picking it up. So when Glass Bookshop said they were doing deliveries, I went on their website and ordered it."
The book satisfies Niuboi's reading taste. As someone who doesn't read a lot of fiction, they say they don't necessarily read for escapism, but to connect. "That's what I love about reading autobiographies, especially queer autobiographies, is that people are often funny. They make fun of themselves or use humour to protect their emotions or even just to tell a good story. I love learning about other peoples' lives, seeing myself in other peoples' stories, especially in gender identity stories."
Similarly, Niuboi believes that what they read, or listen to, or watch during their period of self-isolation will inform their own art in the future. "Everything that we're absorbing is going to influence us, there's going to be a lot of COVID art coming out of this," they say, adding, "the most important thing is for that balance — using this time to express my creativity but also trying to not let my mind run and my thoughts take over and not, as we say in the business, go crazy."
"Having things like books and even colouring, and TV, video games, all of these things to keep my mind occupied for periods of time has been really nice because it allows me to funnel the stuff that I've absorbed into my own creativity."
As someone who has taken self-isolation seriously from the beginning, Niuboi spends most of their time within their apartment. "Almost everything coming into my home, whether it's supplies or food, is coming by delivery," they say, adding that there are "thousands of options" for such purchases. And though Niuboi admits they've ordered a few from Amazon, they're also "trying as much as possible to find those local options, because Jeff Bezos is gonna be just fine at the end of this, but I don't know if Glass Bookshop is, so if I'm going to treat myself I also want to treat the community. Because we're all going to be handing around the same five dollars for a long time, so we might as well keep it within the community so we don't all fall apart and turn into the Amazon Hoarding Hunger Games Wars. So, y' know, shop local."
Of course, this is often easier said than done. Niuboi, who was laid off and had to be quarantined for their own health, acknowledged that they — like so many — are very much bound by the finances available to them. "I'm trying to spend my pennies in thoughtful ways," they say because the impact of supporting local is really visible. "You know the person, or you see them within your realm of people that you know, or your internet realm, and that can feel really good to see the impact of immediately supporting a business."
Niuboi adds that the free delivery from Glass Bookshop meant that if not actually having saved them money, their purchase was no more expensive than it would have been from a larger bookstore. "So if it's the same across the board, you might as well go with the local options because you're keeping a friend employed."
It's a sentiment that Niuboi hopes others will keep in mind. "As an artist, I hope that people are looking to my work or to my fellow artists' work and are thinking 'how can we support them through this?' too. As an artist, I am thinking about other artists and other local shops and I hope that the same thing is happening in the rest of the community. We really need to be thinking outwards towards our marginalized and at-risk communities, and bolstering them at these times."
As Niuboi notes, it's not that difficult to do.
"You can do good just by reading."
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Q: Regex to extra part of the url I'm trying to extract part of a url using regex. I'm trying todo this ideally in one line and word for both url types.
I'm trying the following but not sure how I should get the second url. I am trying to extract the 4FHP from both.
>>> import re
>>>
>>> a="/url_redirect/4FHP"
>>> b="/url/4FHP/asdfasdfas/"
>>>
>>> re.search('^\/(url_redirect|url)\/(.*)', a).group(2)
'4FHP'
>>> re.search('^\/(url_redirect|url)\/(.*)', b).group(2)
'4FHP/asdfasdfas/'

A: The following code will extract 4FHP from either string. Noticed that I changed .* (match a sequence of any non-newline character) to [^/]* (match a sequence of any non-/ character).
re.search('^\/(url_redirect|url)\/([^/]*)', b).group(2)

A: Your problem is that the * operator is 'greedy', so it will grab to the end of the string which is why you get '4FHP/asdfasdfas/' in your second example
you need to stop matching when you see another /, the easiest way is to use a character class that specifically excludes it, eg [^/]
you can also use non-capturing groups (?: <regex> ) to only return matched group that you're interested in
re.search('^\/(?:url_redirect|url)\/([^/]*)', b).group(1)


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"MORE STORIES OF THE FORGOTTEN"
Join me once again as we explore more stories of the forgotten. With many more tales of accidental and unexplained deaths to unsolved mysteries and forgotten murders, in this second volume of the "Stories of the Forgotten" series, I have covered ten stories that had been lost to the annals of history. Travel with me to the Sacramento City Cemetery where you can visit a monument of love, or head over to the Ione Public Cemetery to learn about its most unique headstone and the sad story behind it. Learn about the tragic 1973 murders in Victor, California, where three families were destroyed by a pair of young serial killers.
Next, we travel up to Virginia City, Nevada where I will show you by way of documented sources, the true and correct story behind Julia Bulette's life and death, including my debunking of many of the sensationalized accounts that have been spread as fact for the last several decades. While we're still in the Gold Rush era, let me share with you the over the top life of Fanny Hinkley-Mills, whose life was more like something out of an old dime store novel, with an endless series of scandals that followed her like a dark shadow all the way up until her death.
Then let's take a look at the Rancheria Murders, including the events that took place afterwards that ended the lives of many more people, including Amador County's first and only Sheriff to die in the line of duty, William Phoenix. In this book, I also take a more in depth look at the story of Anna Corbin's life and death which I have shared in my previous books and blogs. Anna's story is one that has been overly sensationalized on various paranormal programs on television over the years due to her murder taking place at the Preston Castle, a.k.a., the Preston School of Industry in Ione, California back in 1950. By way of further investigation and help from her family, I have put the pieces of her life & death together for a better perspective of the whole story. And lastly, learn the tragic account of Jennie Bowman, a domestic worker with a heart of gold who died defending the home of her employer during a robbery back in Louisville, Kentucky, 1867. In each case, I present to you a thoroughly researched accounting of every story. This allows you to draw your own conclusions and find out where many of their graves can be found in cemeteries within the United States.
"IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK"-
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If you have read my first book, "Behind The Walls," which covered the early history of the Preston School of Industry, then you may already know some of the stories hidden behind those castle walls.
In this follow-up book, I have incorporated additional narratives discovered during my continued research. From dangerous and sometimes deadly incidents, to wild and crazy escapes and everything in between, this book is a concise but engaging read for anyone who is interested in learning more about Preston's lost history.
I also provide biographies of some of Preston's most famous and infamous former wards such as Merle Haggard, Rory Calhoun, Edmund "Spud" Murphy, Allen Smiley and Ernest Booth, as well as an entire chapter dedicated to former wards who ended up on Death Row, such as Caryl Chessman, the "Red Light Bandit." Besides the sad, tragic and downright vicious stories that took place there, I also provide several positive stories that came out of the school to show the good that came from the school as well. Come with me to explore more Preston Castle history!
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STORIES OF THE FORGOTTEN: INFAMOUS, FAMOUS & UNREMEMBERED
Come travel back in time with me to explore the stories of the forgotten. From suicides to drownings, accidents and natural deaths to unsolved murders, these fatalities occurred under the most bizarre and mysterious circumstances. From chapter to chapter, you will delve into each story with their own tumultuous twists and turns. Find out what really happened to Octavia Hatcher and Julia Legare, both rumored to have been buried alive.
Read the details of the three equally mysterious drownings of Alida Ghirardelli, Ella Newton, and Agnes Jaycoax. Be shocked by the story of Rose De Fabrizio, the young bride who collapsed while walking up the steps of the church to be married. Find out the truth behind Savannah's own mystery encircling the life and death of Corinne Elliott Lawton. In San Diego County, let me show you the facts surrounding the Hotel Del Coronado's "Beautiful Stranger," as well as the puzzling account of Emma LeDoux, the infamous Black Widow of Amador County, and many more.
Besides these narratives, I have covered many popular urban legends known throughout the country. See how I reveal the truth behind Burrillville, Rhode Island's more recent folklore encompassing the tale of Bathsheba Sherman. Take a closer look at the origins of other urban legends within Niles Canyon, located near Fremont, California. In each case, I present to you a thoroughly researched accounting of every story, allowing you to draw your own conclusions, and also learn where many of their graves can be found in cemeteries within the United States.
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I want to thank everyone out there who has supported me and my writing by purchasing my first historical book, "Behind The Walls". It took me four years of research and writing to compile several of these stories, some of which had not been written about in nearly 50 to over 100 years. It was certainly a labor of love, and my research will never be fully completed as there are still so many tales left to be told.
If you are a truth seeker, "Behind The Walls" is definitely a book you will want to read. It will open your eyes to the distressing secrets held deep in history behind those ominous walls of Preston Castle. It is a fact based account of murder, mystery and mistreatment. Many might wonder what actually happened to the former inmates and employees of the Preston School of Industry. You will learn about the startling treatment they received and the outcome of their lives. If you want to learn true history about Preston, read this book.
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Your pursuit of worthwhile goals has probably resulted in unforeseen benefits for others.
The real purpose of a goal is what it makes of you as a human being while you pursue it. Who you become as a person is the ultimate goal.
Don't put off joy and happiness.
There's a huge difference between achieving to be happy and happily achieving it.
We all need a continued sense of emotional and spiritual growth, it is the food on which our souls thrive.
Finding a way to help others – those we care about deeply – can inspire us for a lifetime.
The human spirit is truly unconquerable.
If I don't take action now, what will this ultimately cost me?
Pain can be your friend if you use it effectively.
One of the miracles of being human is that we can decide what causes us pain and pleasure.
The secret of success is learning how to use pain and pleasure to your advantage.
What you link pain to, and what you link pleasure to shape your destiny.
For most people, their fear of loss is much greater than their desire for gain.
Most individuals would work much harder to hang on to what they have than take the necessary risks to shoot for their dreams.
Often when we see greatness in others we assume they are just more fortunate, blessed with special gifts. In reality they have utilised a greater depth of their human resources simply because failing to be, do and share their all would be the ultimate pain for them.
If you've every found yourself taking two steps forward and one step back, invariably it's because you associate your goal to both pain and pleasure.
Under the bright light of conscious scrutiny negative associations often lose their hold on you; awareness is the first step.
Rather than feeling trapped, use your pain as your strongest ally.
Instead of fighting your natural instincts simply change what you associate.
Make overeating painful and exercising pleasurable – and you will irresistibly drawn to do the right things.
We must grow and contribute.
Procrastination is one of the most common ways to avoid pain. But usually if you delay taking action, you only create more pain for yourself later on.
In the right state of mind, ideas and abilities flow in a seemingly effortless fashion.
What you get will not make you feel good, but learning how to change your state of mind in an instant, will.
Do you know how to make yourself feel good? Just change your focus.
Every emotion you feel has a specific physiology attached to it.
Some of the simplest things can make the biggest difference.
Age is more a matter of focus and physiology than chronology. Many people have lived many years but still have a 'skip' in their walk and flexibility in their thought.
Make cheerfulness, outrageousness, and playfulness new priorities for your life. You can feel good for no reason at all!
One of the best ways to enrich your life is to expand your emotional range. Realise you can expand your range of emotions just by directing your focus and changing your physiology.
Why not laugh at it now?
Whatever we focus on determines how we feel. And how we feel – our state of mind – powerfully influences our actions and interactions.
If you keep on focusing on what you fear, that's exactly where you'll end up.
Most people focus on what they don't want instead of what they do. If you resist your fear, have faith, and discipline your focus, your actions will naturally take you in the direction you want. Release your fear, and focus now on what you truly desire and deserve.
The most effective way to control your focus is through the use of questions. For any questions you pose, your brain provides an answer.
One shift in focus, one decision weighing pain against pleasure, probably made the difference between a kid with no future and a kid who would become one of our greatest sports legends.
The power to create, the power to destroy.


Has your partner ever dismissed your questions or worries with this accusation?
If so, it could be that you truly are just being jealous and you are jumping to conclusions and putting your partner on the defensive. Because of insecurity, you may live in constant fear that someone else will come along and take your partner away. This causes you to say and do things from that insecurity and from the jealousy that results.
Nobody likes to be unfairly blamed and your partner reacts to your jealousy with a harsh denial.
It could be that you are seeing or sensing something that IS a real threat to your trust and your relationship! Maybe your partner is doing things that bring questions to your mind. Maybe your partner is flirting, having an affair (emotional, online, or sexual) or in some other way acting inappropriately.
You bring up your concerns in an attempt to communicate about it and your partner avoids the issue by calling you "jealous," "crazy," "paranoid" or worse.
Especially if you have a history of getting jealous easily, you might be questioning your own perceptions (and your sanity too). You may be wondering if your partner is right and you are just making a big deal out of nothing.
Here are 5 clues that might mean your jealousy is justified….
#1: He's hiding things or seems secretive.
Do there seem to be gaps when your partner describes his day or time away from you? Does he skip over or rush through when talking about a specific event or person? Are his answers to your casual questions evasive or very short? If so, your partner may be hiding something from you. Keep in mind, secretiveness could be because he's afraid of setting off your jealousy or it could be for another reason.
#2: She refuses to talk about certain topics (or people).
When your partner goes silent and will not talk about what she did when out with friends the other night, it could be because she crossed a line and doesn't want you to know. Again, her refusal to talk about it could be only because she's trying to avoid your jealousy, so look carefully at the facts and the larger context.
#3: His words don't match his actions.
When you feel jealous, back up and get clear. Ask yourself if there are inconsistencies between what your partner says and does. Do his words make logical sense? If things aren't adding up, look deeper to find out what's really going on.
#4: She isn't keeping promises.
When your partner says she'll do something, does she usually follow through? Empty words spoken just to appease you will bring up suspicion and erode trust. If she promises not to text with her ex but you catch her doing exactly that, pay closer attention and find out more.
#5: He breaks relationship agreements.
Think about the agreements you and your partner have made with one another. This might be an agreement to be monogamous, to date exclusively or to not flirt. If your partner is breaking an agreement you two have made, this is not a case of jealousy it's a broken agreement. It might mean that it's time to re-think your agreement and make sure you both are truly on board with it or it might mean that you need to set some boundaries or to consider whether or not it's healthy for you to stay in the relationship.
If you find any of these clues in your partner's behavior, this is a wake up call to look deeper. Soothe your jealousy as you get reliable facts so that you can make a clear and informed decision about what your next best step will be.


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Q: Как вводить double с возможным/разрешённым значением Null? мне нужно разрешить пустой ввод для дальнейшей проверки.
я пробовал следующие методы, но в кжадом ошибка:
double? X= double?.Parse(Console.ReadLine());

double bag = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine(), ArgumentNullException);

A: Если не удалось распарсить double, то будет присвоено null.
double? number = double.TryParse(Console.ReadLine(), out double n) ? n : (double?)null;

Но решение странное, double? в основном используют для десереализации данных, полученных извне. Для данных, полученных из консоли можно реализовать простую логику с ветвлением.
Console.Write("Введите число: ")
if (double.TryParse(Console.ReadLine(), out double number))
{
    Console.WriteLine($"Вы ввели число {number}.");
}
else
{
    Console.WriteLine($"Не удалось распознать число.");
}

A: Я бы воспользовался такой функцией:
static double? InputNumber() => Console.ReadLine() switch
{
    null => throw new EndOfStreamException("No more input lines"),
    "" => null,
    var s when double.TryParse(s, out var d) => d,
    var s => throw new FormatException($"Unrecognized value: {s}")
};

Обоснование: если ввод неправильный (не пустая строка и не число), имеет смысл возвращать не null, а строго сообщать об ошибке. Иначе неправильный ввод (например, число с неправильным десятичным разделителем) будет ошибочно распознан как валидный null.


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package filodb.standalone

import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit

import scala.concurrent.duration.{FiniteDuration, _}

import akka.remote.testkit.MultiNodeConfig
import com.typesafe.config.{Config, ConfigFactory}
import org.scalatest.time.{Millis, Seconds, Span}

import filodb.coordinator._
import filodb.coordinator.client.Client
import filodb.core.{GlobalConfig, Success}
import filodb.timeseries.TestTimeseriesProducer

object IngestionAndRecoveryMultiNodeConfig extends MultiNodeConfig {
  val first = role("first")
  val second = role("second")

  // To be consistent, the config file is actually passed in the MultiJvmNode*.opt files, and resolved automatically
  // using GlobalConfig.  This means config resolution is identical between us and standalone FiloServer.
  commonConfig(debugConfig(on = false)
    .withFallback(overrides)
    .withFallback(GlobalConfig.systemConfig))

  def overrides: Config = ConfigFactory.parseString(
    """
    akka {
      actor.provider = cluster
      remote.netty.tcp {
        hostname = "127.0.0.1"
        port = 0
      }
    }
    """)
}

class IngestionAndRecoverySpecMultiJvmNode1 extends IngestionAndRecoverySpec
class IngestionAndRecoverySpecMultiJvmNode2 extends IngestionAndRecoverySpec

/**
  * This Multi-JVM Test validates ingestion, query execution, restart/recovery from kafka
  * and correctness of query execution after recovery.
  *
  * How to run:
  * 1. Start Kafka and Cassandra on default ports:
  * 2. Setup kafka topic:
  * kafka-topics --create --zookeeper localhost:2181 --replication-factor 1 --partitions 4 --topic timeseries-dev
  * 3. Run test using:
  * standalone/multi-jvm:testOnly filodb.standalone.IngestionAndRecoverySpec
  *
  * NOTE: this test will run as part of the standard test directive when MAYBE_MULTI_JVM is set in the environment
  */
abstract class IngestionAndRecoverySpec extends StandaloneMultiJvmSpec(IngestionAndRecoveryMultiNodeConfig) {
  import IngestionAndRecoveryMultiNodeConfig._

  // Used when servers are started first time
  lazy val server1 = new FiloServer(Some(watcher.ref))
  lazy val client1 = Client.standaloneClient(system, "127.0.0.1", 2552)

  // Used when servers are restarted after shutdown
  lazy val server2 = new FiloServer(Some(watcher.ref))
  lazy val client2 = Client.standaloneClient(system, "127.0.0.1", 2552)

  // Initializing a FilodbCluster to get a handle to the metastore and colstore so we can clear and validate data
  // It is not used beyond that. We never start this cluster.
  val cluster = FilodbCluster(system)
  val metaStore = cluster.metaStore
  val colStore = cluster.memStore.store

  // Test fields
  var query1Response: Double = 0
  val chunkDurationTimeout = FiniteDuration(chunkDuration.toMillis + 60000, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)
  implicit val producePatience = PatienceConfig(timeout = Span(10, Seconds), interval = Span(100, Millis))

  "IngestionAndRecoverySpec Multi-JVM Test" should "clear data on node 1" in {
    runOn(first) {
      metaStore.initialize().futureValue shouldBe Success
      metaStore.clearAllData().futureValue shouldBe Success
      colStore.initialize(dataset, numShards).futureValue shouldBe Success
      colStore.truncate(dataset, numShards).futureValue shouldBe Success
    }
    enterBarrier("existing-data-cleared")
  }

  it should "be able to create dataset on node 1" in {
    runOn(first) {
      colStore.initialize(dataset, numShards).futureValue shouldBe Success
      info("Dataset created")
    }
    enterBarrier("dataset-created")
  }

  it should "be able to bring up FiloServer on node 1" in {
    runOn(first) {
      awaitNodeUp(server1)
    }
    enterBarrier("first-node-started")
  }

  it should "be able to bring up FiloServer on node 2" in {
    runOn(second) {
      awaitNodeUp(server1)
    }
    enterBarrier("second-node-started")
  }

  it should "be able to ingest data into FiloDB via Kafka" in {
    within(chunkDurationTimeout) {
      runOn(first) {
        Thread.sleep(15000) // needed since awaitNodeUp doesnt wait for shard consumption to begin
        TestTimeseriesProducer.produceMetrics(source, 1000, 100, 400).futureValue
        info("Waiting for chunk-duration to pass so checkpoints for all groups are created")
        Thread.sleep(chunkDuration.toMillis + 7000)
      }
      enterBarrier("data1-ingested")
    }
  }

  it should "validate that all checkpoints are created in metastore" in {
    runOn(first) {
      (0 until numShards).foreach { s =>
        val checkpoints = metaStore.readCheckpoints(dataset, s).futureValue
        info(s"shard $s: checkpoints=$checkpoints")
        (0 until numGroupsPerShard).foreach { g =>
          withClue(s"Checkpoint $g on shard $s: ") {
            checkpoints.contains(g) shouldBe true
            checkpoints(g) should be > 0L
          }
        }
      }
    }
    enterBarrier("checkpoints-validated")
  }
  var queryTimestamp: Long = _

  it should "be able to ingest larger amounts of data into FiloDB via Kafka again" in {
    within(chunkDurationTimeout) {
      runOn(first) {
        // NOTE: 10000 samples / 100 time series = 100 samples per series
        // 100 * 10s = 1000seconds =~ 16 minutes
        queryTimestamp = System.currentTimeMillis() - 195.minutes.toMillis
        TestTimeseriesProducer.produceMetrics(source, 10000, 100, 200).futureValue
        info("Waiting for part of the chunk-duration so that there are unpersisted chunks")
        Thread.sleep(chunkDuration.toMillis / 3)
      }
      enterBarrier("data2-ingested")
    }
  }

  var rangeStart = 0L
  var rangeEnd = 0L
  var rangeResponse: Map[String, Array[Double]] = _

  it should "answer query successfully" in {
    runOn(first) {
      rangeStart = queryTimestamp - 4.minutes.toMillis
      rangeEnd   = rangeStart + 15.minutes.toMillis

      // Print the top values in each shard just for debugging
      topValuesInShards(client1, "_ws_", 0 to 3)
      topValuesInShards(client1, "_ns_", 0 to 3)
      topValuesInShards(client1, "dc", 0 to 3)

      query1Response = runCliQuery(client1, queryTimestamp)
      val httpQueryResponse = runHttpQuery(queryTimestamp)
      query1Response shouldEqual httpQueryResponse
      val remoteReadQueryResponse = runRemoteReadQuery(queryTimestamp)
      query1Response shouldEqual remoteReadQueryResponse

      // Do a range query to find missing values
      rangeResponse = runRangeQuery(client1, rangeStart, rangeEnd)
    }
    enterBarrier("query1-answered")
  }

  it should "be able to shutdown node1 prior to chunks being written to persistent store" in {
    runOn(first) {
      awaitNodeDown(server1)
    }
    enterBarrier("node1-shutdown")
  }

  it should "be able to shutdown node2 prior to chunks being written to persistent store" in {
    runOn(second) {
      awaitNodeDown(server1)
    }
    enterBarrier("node2-shutdown")
  }

  it should "be able to restart node 1" in {
    runOn(first) {
      awaitNodeUp(server2)
    }
    enterBarrier("first-node-restarted")
  }

  it should "be able to restart node 2" in {
    runOn(second) {
      awaitNodeUp(server2)
    }
    enterBarrier("second-node-restarted")
  }

  it should "be able to validate the cluster status as recovering via CLI" in {
    runOn(first) {
      validateShardStatus(client2) {
        case ShardStatusRecovery(p) => true   // ok
        // For now, due to changed ingestion message size, some shards might be active instead of recovery, that's OK
        case ShardStatusActive      => true
        case _ => fail("All shards should be in shard recovery state")
      }
    }
    enterBarrier("recovery-status-validated")
  }

  it should "answer promQL query successfully with same value" in {
    runOn(first) {
      // Debug chunk metadata
      printChunkMeta(client2)

      val query2Response = runCliQuery(client2, queryTimestamp)
      (query2Response - query1Response).abs should be < 0.0001

      val rangeResp2 = runRangeQuery(client2, rangeStart, rangeEnd)
      compareRangeResults(rangeResponse, rangeResp2)
    }
    enterBarrier("query2-answered")
  }

  it should "be able to ingest some more data on node 1" in {
    runOn(first) {
      TestTimeseriesProducer.produceMetrics(source, 1000, 100, 50).futureValue
    }
    enterBarrier("data3-ingested")
  }

  it should "be able to validate the cluster status as normal again via CLI" in {
    runOn(first) {
      validateShardStatus(client2)(_ == ShardStatusActive)
    }
    enterBarrier("shard-normal-end-of-test")
  }
}


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In the first few months of 2012, we will see 3D conversions for the upcoming theatrical re-releases of Beauty and the Beast, Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, and Titanic. All were big hits upon their initial run. And all will surely dominate the box office charts throughout the first quarter of the New Year. Especially if last fall's The Lion King 3D release is any indication. That movie was number one at the box office throughout September, and pulled in $94.2 million.
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Though 20th Century Fox would like to have the actor out promoting the film, he has decided to sit this one out. A source close to the actor had this to say about his unwillingness to participate in the celebration of this timeless classic.
"Leo is not one for looking back. He's proud of Titanic but it was 15 years ago. He doesn't relish having to go back and promote that movie all over again, especially as it probably won't need it."
It would be fun to hear Leonardo DiCaprio reminisce about the making of this legendary romantic drama. But all you really need to know is that Titanic 3D will be back in theaters starting April 6th, 2012.
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Why was Rene Descartes not knighted?
I am curious to learn in more detail why Rene Descartes was not knighted like Isaac Newton and many other great mathematicians.
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$\begingroup$ Because he was French and sir is an English distinction; he could have been made a count or a marquis or something else, but don't forget that he lived a good part of his life outside France (in the Netherlands and Sweden). Also note that his philosophy was in direct opposition to that of the Scholastics who still ruled the Sorbonne. $\endgroup$ – Bernard Massé Jul 10 '15 at 2:16
$\begingroup$ @BernardMassé I've incorporated some of your comment in my answer, hope you don't mind. $\endgroup$ – IanF1 Jul 11 '15 at 10:10
The French word for "knight" is "chevalier". Descartes did not need to be knighted; he inherited the title "chevalier" and was frequently called "Chevalier du Peron" or "Chevalier Seigneur du Peron", as in this portrait: http://www.britishmuseum.org/research/collection_online/collection_object_details.aspx?objectId=3610101&partId=1&people=88521&peoA=88521-1-6&page=1
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This answer was based on an earlier version of the question which asked why Descartes was not made a Sir
The primary reason is that "Sir" denotes a knighthood in the British honour system, and is normally open only to British subjects(*).
René Descartes was a French subject and therefore not eligible.
As noted by Bernard Massé in his comment, the equivalent in 16th-century France would have been to make him a count, marquis or similar title. There are at least two factors which may have contributed to this not happening: firstly he lived a good part of his life outside France (in the Netherlands and Sweden), and secondly his philosophy was in direct opposition to that of the Scholastics who still ruled the Sorbonne.
(*) According to the official website of the UK monarchy, honorary knighthoods are occasionally bestowed on foreign citizens, but they are not entitled to call themselves "Sir".
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Another point is that Isaac Newton, as well as other important mathematicians in England and France, was also a civil servant (Master of the Mint and other offices). He was president of the Royal Society and Member of Parliament.
For instance, Viete was privy councillor to two Kings of France and a high-level civil servant. Brouncker was already noble by birth.
Descartes went to the Netherlands for freedom of thought and study as well as to learn from Dutch scientists and was not member of the french establishment, although most members of his family were distinguished civil servants (member of provincial parlements), with land properties, mostly in Britany and Poitou.
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Posted by William A. Jacobson Tuesday, March 29, 2011 at 05:58pm 28 Comments
Based on reports from inside Judge Sumi's courtroom, it appears that she has issued an expanded TRO ruling that the budget bill is not in effect and was not "published" as required, and enjoins further implementation.
Correction: Per local news reporter, initial reports that Judge found law not in effect were not correct. But TRO continues to prohibit Secretary of State from publishing, so it appears she is viewing the bill as not in effect yet, even if she did not explicitly rule.
Updates: Per JSOnline:
A Dane County judge Tuesday blocked the state from implementing Gov. Scott Walker's collective bargaining bill.
"Further implementation of the act is enjoined," said Dane County Judge Maryann Sumi.
She noted her original restraining order issued earlier this month was clear in saying that the state should not proceed with implementing the law. The Walker administration did so after the bill was published Friday by a state agency not included in Sumi's earlier temporary restraining order.
"Apparently that language was either misunderstood or ignored, but what I said was the further implementation of Act 10 was enjoined. That is what I now want to make crystal clear," she said.
She noted she has not yet found that lawmakers violated the open meetings law, but noted the Legislature could resolve the matter by passing the bill again.
The Amended TRO now is available. It is only two pages long, and apparently was prepared as to form by the Democrats (this is common in court cases that one side prepares the form of order), because Judge Sumi struck out the portion as to publication:
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J. E. Burke | March 30, 2011 at 3:06 pm
I suspect that Sumi thought she would do her duty as a Democrat by ruling for the Dems on the meager issue of the two hour notice and the issue would never reappear in her court and be decided by the appeals courts. By moving ahead yo implement the law while the first-level appelate court dodged the case altogether, Walker left Dems no choice but to go back to her. At this point, i think she is just trying to appease them. The the lack of rhyme or reason to her rulings.
Trochilus | March 30, 2011 at 3:57 pm
@J. E. Burke actually, she has not expressly ruled on the open public meetings issue, but is instead dangling it politically in front of the Republicans, trying to taunt them into backing down and "repassing" the bill.
She has only issued injunctive relief to stop the requirement of publication as a condition precedent to enactment, and has thereby prevented the law from going into effect.
But I think you may be correct that she miscalculated the effect of her first ruling, and not just because her order failed to include the potential for Legislative Research Bureau publication within its scope.
I'd agree that she probably did not anticipate that the Appeals court would punt; that the Administration would rely on any form of publication other than the Sec'y of State (i.e., the LRB publication); and that the Ds would thereby essentially be forced to go back to her.
Regarding the Open Public Meetings issue:
From their Open Public Meetings Law – –
Wis. Stat. § 19.87(2) says:
19.87 Legislative meetings. This subchapter shall apply to all meetings of the senate and assembly and the committees, subcommittees and other subunits thereof, except that:
(2) No provision of this subchapter which conflicts with a rule of the senate or assembly or joint rule of the legislature shall apply to a meeting conducted in compliance with such rule.
Ooooops! Could be that's why she is not ruling on the issue, but only blustering about it instead.


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Giveaway is open to U.S. readers (NO P.O. boxes), and all entries must be received by 11:59pm (Central) on March 21, 2013. Good luck!
This post and giveaway brought to you by Walden Media & Hallmark Channel.
Return to Nim's Island Blu-ray Combo Pack Giveaway!
See the Premiere of "Return to Nim's Island" on Hallmark Channel ~ Plus Enter This Giveaway for a Blu-Ray Combo Pack!


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