Noir's new DC Comics line is pretty incredible. The Gotham City skyline ring studded with cubic zirconium windows is not just a show stopper, I'm betting it would also be one dangerous fashion accessory in a brawl. My favorite is the oh-so-subtle Wonder Woman one. I like my jewelry to be understated like that.
Another awesome ring and the link after the jump.


4th International Chemical Engineering and Technologies Conference will be starting on 17 Nov and finishing on 18 Nov 2016.
The venue of the Conference has been picked as Nippon Hotel in Istanbul, Turkey.
CHEMTECH 2016 will once again present a outstanding and exciting platform where different cultures with a variety of approaches to Chemistry, Chemical Technology, Chemical Engineering, Analytical Chemistry and Green Chemistry.
4th International Chemical Engineering and Technologies Conference is organized annually.
The association of the 4th International Chemical Engineering and Technologies Conference is Eastern Mediterranean Academic Research Center.


Institution Type: Plymouth State University is a four-year Public University founded in 1871.
Enrollment Figures: 4192 Undergraduates, 1072 Graduate Students.
Degree Offerings: The university offers B.A., B.F.A., B.S., M.B.A., and M.Ed. degrees and the Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies (CAGS) in Education. Plymouth State is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, the New Hampshire Postsecondary Education Commission, and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). Program-specific accreditations include the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) for undergraduate and graduate degrees in accounting, applied economics, management, and marketing; the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs of the American Medical Association (CAAHEP) for athletic training; the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) for social work; and the Society of Public Health Education and the American Association of Health Education (SOPHE/AAHE) for health education.
PSU also sponsors over 80 clubs and organizations, as well as fraternities and sororities.


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Madeleine Peyroux released on August 31 her new album "Anthem".
Thanks to Sergei for the news.
2 hours and 40 minutes approx into robert elms show on bbc radio london.
anthem song played LIVE approx 5 minutes into interview.
appearing in london at jazz festival on november 24th, 2018.


Mirror photo by Gary M. Baranec Juniata Valley's Halee Smith prepares to muscle up a shot inside while guarded by Farrell's Kyra Crosby.
KITTANNING — The only time Halee Smith looked uncomfortable Saturday at Armstrong High School was when a television camera and several reporters surrounded her following Juniata Valley's PIAA Class 1A quarterfinal game with Farrell.
She certainly looked fine on the court, scoring a game-high 28 points, in a game where the Lady Hornets were never challenged and won, 67-38, to advance to the 1A semifinals on Tuesday.
If Juniata Valley wants another shot at the gold after coming up short in the state title game a year ago, it will have to get through a familiar opponent, Bishop Carroll Catholic.
There was no doubt who the best team was in Saturday's game. Farrell got a 3-pointer from Marissa Hopson just before the end of the first quarter to cut the Lady Steelers' deficit to six, but it was all Lady Hornets from there.
Juniata Valley led, 30-17, at halftime despite Smith sitting out a large portion of the second quarter with two fouls.
The Lady Hornets carried the momentum into the second half, opening the third quarter on an 11-0 run and eventually carrying it, 23-6.
Hopson led Farrell with 19 points but was limited in the second half.
Smith seemingly scored at will in the second half, but she also got some help from her teammates. Sydney Reed finished with 13 points, and Maddie Mattas and Hayden Taylor each scored 11 points.
Point guard Taylor Leidy scored just two points but contributed a game-high nine rebounds.
"We played well," Hopsicker said. "We adjusted really well in the second half. We are used to these kids adjusting to things, so I'd say it was a great game.
FARRELL (38): Pierce 1 0-0 2, Crosby 2 0-0 4, Hopson 6 3-4 19, Oatis 2 2-2 7, Russell 2 0-0 4, Gregory 1 0-2 2. Totals — 14 5-8 38.
JUNIATA VALLEY (67): Taylor 5 0-0 11, H. Smith 13 2-2 28, S. Reed 4 4-4 13, Leidy 1 0-0 2, Mattas 4 2-4 11, O. Smith 1 0-0 2, Jefferis 0 0-0 0, L. Reed 0 0-0 0, Hopsicker 0 0-0 0, Musser 0 0-0 0, Santiago 0 0-0 0. Totals — 28 8-10 67.
3-point goals: Farrell 4 (Hopson 4); Juniata Valley 3 (S. Reed, Mattas, Taylor).
Records: Farrell (14-12); Juniata Valley (26-3).


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JOURNEY TO THE LABATT BLUE NWHL BUFFALO BELIEVES CLASSIC
Journey to the Labatt Blue NWHL Buffalo Believes Classic is a multimedia series created and presented by Kate Frese that offers fans exclusive behind-the-scenes access to an unforgettable and historic weekend from the perspective of the Metropolitan Riveters team and staff.
The journey is highlighted by the NWHL's first regular season outdoor game on Dec. 28, 2019 in Buffalo, NY — the Labatt Blue NWHL Buffalo Believes Classic. The series itself has four episodes that chronicle the Riveters' practices, travel and preparation for a weekend-long road trip unlike any other. It also includes actual game coverage from both of the Riveters' games against the Buffalo Beauts from that weekend. Episodes include interviews with players, staff and coaches about their preparation and experience playing in the NWHL's first official outdoor game.
Episode 1: "Central Park Practice" shows players practicing outdoor at Lasker Rink in Central Park in order to prepare for their impending showdown with the Beauts. It includes clips from practice, interviews, and photos from a chilly night playing hockey in the middle of New York City. Coaches walk us through their thoughts on preparing for a successful outdoor experience. Riveters forward Brooke Baker talks about her outdoor game equipment choices and play.
The second episode in the series, "Leading Up to the Game" is a behind-the-scenes look at what a road trip to Buffalo is like for the Riveters. It's more than just hopping on a bus. Viewers get a glimpse of night-before travel and game-day prep. Interviews include Riveters newcomer Nichelle Simon and Mike Gawbill, Hockey Operations, about the work they put into getting ready for the big event.
"The Big Outdoor Game," the third of four episodes is the main event. This episode includes more photos than videos of the big outdoor game, as they were the highlight of Kate Frese's coverage. This is a great episode for fans to get the opportunity to see more exclusive behind-the-scenes game-day coverage. The Riveters prevailed by a final score of 7-4 despite a four-goal third period from Beauts 2020 All-Star Winger Taylor Accursi.
The fourth and final episode of the series, "Sunday Rematch" wraps up the experience of a successful road-trip for the Metropolitan Riveters. An interview with fan favorite and captain of the team, Madison Packer, leads viewers into the game. Packer had a five-point game on Dec. 29 to lead the Riveters to a 6-3 victory, completing the weekend sweep of the Beauts. Game coverage and a weekend recap round out the series.
The Labatt Blue NWHL Buffalo Believes Classic took place at Buffalo Riverworks on Dec. 28, 2019. The game was a sellout with over 1,200 fans purchasing tickets to the event and thousands more watching the action streaming live on the NWHL on Twitch.
The Riveters will be on the road to play the Boston Pride on Monday, Jan. 20 at 1:30 p.m. ET. Tickets for that game and all upcoming Riveters home games are available at nwhl.zone/tickets.
Kate Frese is a Riveters team photographer and a freelance photojournalist who contributes to the NHL, NFL and NBA. You can see her work at www.katefrese.com and follow her on Twitter at @KateFresePhoto and on Instagram at kate_frese.
Photo Credit: Kate Frese

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Jimbaran - Udayana University Hospital conducts Discussion on Hospital Management in preparation for accreditation, Monday (29/10) by presenting the Coordinator of the Field I Joint Committee of the Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education, Prof. dr. Amal Chalik Sjaaf, SKM., Dr.PH and moderator Kasubdit Management and Utilization of Facilities and Infrastructure Directorate General of SDID Kemenristekdikti, dr. Diar Wahyu Indriari, MARS. The event was attended by the Rector of Unud, Deputy Rector for Planning, Cooperation and Information, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Head of BPKU, and Director of Unud Hospital and all staff.
Director of Unud Hospital, Dr. dr. Dewa Putu Gde Purwa Samatra in his presentation explained the beginning of the construction of the hospital along with its stages and the management of operational permits to reach type C. Currently Unud Hospital already has inpatient and operating rooms so that it can be used to support the education process of doctors at the Faculty of Medicine Unud . In the development phase, Unud Hospital also received assistance from the Badung Regency Government.


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Long IslandNassau
Pest control company sues for right to solicit door-to-door for business
Village Hall in Floral Park is seen on July 28, 2017. Credit: Danielle Finkelstein
By Khristopher J. Brooks khristopher.brooks@newsday.com @americanglow Updated August 29, 2018 6:00 AM
A Utah-based pest control company is suing the Village of Floral Park, which company officials said has a ban on door-to-door soliciting that hurts its business and violates its constitutional rights.
The village's law governing door-to-door soliciting has been in place since May 1943 and was amended in 1984. It states that a license from the village must be obtained to "canvass or to distribute handbills, pamphlets or other written material or solicit donations or contributions of money or property or financial assistance of any kind" on private property, house-to-house or in public places.
The law does not allow companies "to hawk, vend, peddle, or solicit orders for the purchase or sale of goods, wares, merchandise or other commodities."
Aptive Environmental, which is headquartered in Provo and has offices across the country, filed a lawsuit on Aug. 20 in U.S. District Court in Central Islip, alleging that Floral Park's ban has caused the company "to lose thousands of dollars in sales" every day. Aptive's lawyer Jeremy Fielding, said Friday that the company heavily depends on door-to-door interactions with potential customers to generate sales.
"Aptive has suffered and continues to suffer immediate and ongoing irreparable harm to its First Amendment commercial speech rights, as well as significant damages to its business," company lawyers wrote in court filings.
Floral Park's attorney John Ryan, said the village has no comment on pending litigation.
Villages near Floral Park — including Lake Success, New Hyde Park and Russell Gardens — require door-to-door solicitors to obtain a license, as does North Hempstead Town. The neighboring village of Stewart Manor prohibits companies and their representatives from door-to-door soliciting.
Aptive's lawyers said in court documents that Floral Park's ban is "a flagrant violation of" sales representatives' First Amendment right to protected speech and the company's 14th Amendment right to be governed under the same law as other entities. Aptive's lawyers noted that religious organizations, political groups, benevolent and fraternal orders, and ice cream vendors are excluded from the ban.
Last week, Aptive lawyers asked Judge Joseph Bianco to grant an injunction on Floral Park's solicitation ban. Court documents show that Floral Park officials agreed to a temporary injunction on Aug. 21, which allows company sales representatives to solicit for now.
Aptive representatives will solicit door-to-door in Floral Park from 9 a.m. to dusk, court documents show.
Floral Park and Aptive's lawyers are scheduled to appear in court Oct. 4 so Bianco can determine whether the injunction will remain in place until the trial's outcome.
Fielding said April 2018 marked the first time Aptive entered the Long Island market. Many other villages have granted licenses for Aptive representatives to solicit, but Floral Park and the Village of Poquott in the Town of Brookhaven have resisted and now face litigation, Fielding said.
"We're really confident in our position on the law and we expect to prevail," Fielding said. "It's up to the villages to decide if they want to fight this or repeal the ban."
By Khristopher J. Brooks khristopher.brooks@newsday.com	@americanglow
Khristopher J. Brooks is a Detroit native turned New Yorker who has covered the Town of North Hempstead since January 2017.
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Success of the social media profiles depends on the how you create and modified it for giving precious look and related to your niche and this post will guide you about Twitter background image size and ideal twitter header image size with cover photo also to make it perfect in the look and for grabbing attention of the users of this top micro blogging site.
This is our second very useful post on Twitter after the first on how to get free followers easily in very less time and you need to understand clearly that complete profile with eye catching photos also play an important role in getting more output from your profile, increasing performance like more tweets, re-tweets and mentions also.
As we have been found on Twitter Support Articles, The recommended dimensions of header photo are 1500×500 pixels and profile photo are 400×400 pixels which sounds good and you can also try the same size of image for making the look ideal and for maximum visibility in front of readers also. You must remember that it does not support animated GIFs image for header or profile.
As per our experience of using this platform and according to my personal observation 1820 x 1080 pixels is the decent dimensions for the background photo and this can be perfect for running on any device platform and will grab attention of the visitors and will helpful for you in showing the all important data about your blog or business website including the other details in background which you want to show to in from of other peoples.
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var __extends = (this && this.__extends) || (function () {
    var extendStatics = function (d, b) {
        extendStatics = Object.setPrototypeOf ||
            ({ __proto__: [] } instanceof Array && function (d, b) { d.__proto__ = b; }) ||
            function (d, b) { for (var p in b) if (b.hasOwnProperty(p)) d[p] = b[p]; };
        return extendStatics(d, b);
    };
    return function (d, b) {
        extendStatics(d, b);
        function __() { this.constructor = d; }
        d.prototype = b === null ? Object.create(b) : (__.prototype = b.prototype, new __());
    };
})();
import './textAreaHandler.css';
import * as nls from '../../../nls';
import * as browser from '../../../base/browser/browser';
import { createFastDomNode } from '../../../base/browser/fastDomNode';
import * as platform from '../../../base/common/platform';
import * as strings from '../../../base/common/strings';
import { Configuration } from '../config/configuration';
import { CopyOptions, TextAreaInput } from './textAreaInput';
import { PagedScreenReaderStrategy, TextAreaState } from './textAreaState';
import { PartFingerprints, ViewPart } from '../view/viewPart';
import { LineNumbersOverlay } from '../viewParts/lineNumbers/lineNumbers';
import { Margin } from '../viewParts/margin/margin';
import { EditorOptions } from '../../common/config/editorOptions';
import { getMapForWordSeparators } from '../../common/controller/wordCharacterClassifier';
import { Position } from '../../common/core/position';
import { Range } from '../../common/core/range';
import { Selection } from '../../common/core/selection';
import * as viewEvents from '../../common/view/viewEvents';
var VisibleTextAreaData = /** @class */ (function () {
    function VisibleTextAreaData(top, left, width) {
        this.top = top;
        this.left = left;
        this.width = width;
    }
    VisibleTextAreaData.prototype.setWidth = function (width) {
        return new VisibleTextAreaData(this.top, this.left, width);
    };
    return VisibleTextAreaData;
}());
var canUseZeroSizeTextarea = (browser.isEdgeOrIE || browser.isFirefox);
var TextAreaHandler = /** @class */ (function (_super) {
    __extends(TextAreaHandler, _super);
    function TextAreaHandler(context, viewController, viewHelper) {
        var _this = _super.call(this, context) || this;
        // --- end view API
        _this._primaryCursorPosition = new Position(1, 1);
        _this._primaryCursorVisibleRange = null;
        _this._viewController = viewController;
        _this._viewHelper = viewHelper;
        _this._scrollLeft = 0;
        _this._scrollTop = 0;
        var options = _this._context.configuration.options;
        var layoutInfo = options.get(107 /* layoutInfo */);
        _this._setAccessibilityOptions(options);
        _this._contentLeft = layoutInfo.contentLeft;
        _this._contentWidth = layoutInfo.contentWidth;
        _this._contentHeight = layoutInfo.height;
        _this._fontInfo = options.get(34 /* fontInfo */);
        _this._lineHeight = options.get(49 /* lineHeight */);
        _this._emptySelectionClipboard = options.get(25 /* emptySelectionClipboard */);
        _this._copyWithSyntaxHighlighting = options.get(15 /* copyWithSyntaxHighlighting */);
        _this._visibleTextArea = null;
        _this._selections = [new Selection(1, 1, 1, 1)];
        _this._modelSelections = [new Selection(1, 1, 1, 1)];
        _this._lastRenderPosition = null;
        // Text Area (The focus will always be in the textarea when the cursor is blinking)
        _this.textArea = createFastDomNode(document.createElement('textarea'));
        PartFingerprints.write(_this.textArea, 6 /* TextArea */);
        _this.textArea.setClassName('inputarea');
        _this.textArea.setAttribute('wrap', 'off');
        _this.textArea.setAttribute('autocorrect', 'off');
        _this.textArea.setAttribute('autocapitalize', 'off');
        _this.textArea.setAttribute('autocomplete', 'off');
        _this.textArea.setAttribute('spellcheck', 'false');
        _this.textArea.setAttribute('aria-label', _this._getAriaLabel(options));
        _this.textArea.setAttribute('role', 'textbox');
        _this.textArea.setAttribute('aria-multiline', 'true');
        _this.textArea.setAttribute('aria-haspopup', 'false');
        _this.textArea.setAttribute('aria-autocomplete', 'both');
        if (platform.isWeb && options.get(68 /* readOnly */)) {
            _this.textArea.setAttribute('readonly', 'true');
        }
        _this.textAreaCover = createFastDomNode(document.createElement('div'));
        _this.textAreaCover.setPosition('absolute');
        var simpleModel = {
            getLineCount: function () {
                return _this._context.model.getLineCount();
            },
            getLineMaxColumn: function (lineNumber) {
                return _this._context.model.getLineMaxColumn(lineNumber);
            },
            getValueInRange: function (range, eol) {
                return _this._context.model.getValueInRange(range, eol);
            }
        };
        var textAreaInputHost = {
            getDataToCopy: function (generateHTML) {
                var rawTextToCopy = _this._context.model.getPlainTextToCopy(_this._modelSelections, _this._emptySelectionClipboard, platform.isWindows);
                var newLineCharacter = _this._context.model.getEOL();
                var isFromEmptySelection = (_this._emptySelectionClipboard && _this._modelSelections.length === 1 && _this._modelSelections[0].isEmpty());
                var multicursorText = (Array.isArray(rawTextToCopy) ? rawTextToCopy : null);
                var text = (Array.isArray(rawTextToCopy) ? rawTextToCopy.join(newLineCharacter) : rawTextToCopy);
                var html = undefined;
                var mode = null;
                if (generateHTML) {
                    if (CopyOptions.forceCopyWithSyntaxHighlighting || (_this._copyWithSyntaxHighlighting && text.length < 65536)) {
                        var richText = _this._context.model.getRichTextToCopy(_this._modelSelections, _this._emptySelectionClipboard);
                        if (richText) {
                            html = richText.html;
                            mode = richText.mode;
                        }
                    }
                }
                return {
                    isFromEmptySelection: isFromEmptySelection,
                    multicursorText: multicursorText,
                    text: text,
                    html: html,
                    mode: mode
                };
            },
            getScreenReaderContent: function (currentState) {
                if (browser.isIPad) {
                    // Do not place anything in the textarea for the iPad
                    return TextAreaState.EMPTY;
                }
                if (_this._accessibilitySupport === 1 /* Disabled */) {
                    // We know for a fact that a screen reader is not attached
                    // On OSX, we write the character before the cursor to allow for "long-press" composition
                    // Also on OSX, we write the word before the cursor to allow for the Accessibility Keyboard to give good hints
                    if (platform.isMacintosh) {
                        var selection = _this._selections[0];
                        if (selection.isEmpty()) {
                            var position = selection.getStartPosition();
                            var textBefore = _this._getWordBeforePosition(position);
                            if (textBefore.length === 0) {
                                textBefore = _this._getCharacterBeforePosition(position);
                            }
                            if (textBefore.length > 0) {
                                return new TextAreaState(textBefore, textBefore.length, textBefore.length, position, position);
                            }
                        }
                    }
                    return TextAreaState.EMPTY;
                }
                return PagedScreenReaderStrategy.fromEditorSelection(currentState, simpleModel, _this._selections[0], _this._accessibilityPageSize, _this._accessibilitySupport === 0 /* Unknown */);
            },
            deduceModelPosition: function (viewAnchorPosition, deltaOffset, lineFeedCnt) {
                return _this._context.model.deduceModelPositionRelativeToViewPosition(viewAnchorPosition, deltaOffset, lineFeedCnt);
            }
        };
        _this._textAreaInput = _this._register(new TextAreaInput(textAreaInputHost, _this.textArea));
        _this._register(_this._textAreaInput.onKeyDown(function (e) {
            _this._viewController.emitKeyDown(e);
        }));
        _this._register(_this._textAreaInput.onKeyUp(function (e) {
            _this._viewController.emitKeyUp(e);
        }));
        _this._register(_this._textAreaInput.onPaste(function (e) {
            var pasteOnNewLine = false;
            var multicursorText = null;
            var mode = null;
            if (e.metadata) {
                pasteOnNewLine = (_this._emptySelectionClipboard && !!e.metadata.isFromEmptySelection);
                multicursorText = (typeof e.metadata.multicursorText !== 'undefined' ? e.metadata.multicursorText : null);
                mode = e.metadata.mode;
            }
            _this._viewController.paste('keyboard', e.text, pasteOnNewLine, multicursorText, mode);
        }));
        _this._register(_this._textAreaInput.onCut(function () {
            _this._viewController.cut('keyboard');
        }));
        _this._register(_this._textAreaInput.onType(function (e) {
            if (e.replaceCharCnt) {
                _this._viewController.replacePreviousChar('keyboard', e.text, e.replaceCharCnt);
            }
            else {
                _this._viewController.type('keyboard', e.text);
            }
        }));
        _this._register(_this._textAreaInput.onSelectionChangeRequest(function (modelSelection) {
            _this._viewController.setSelection('keyboard', modelSelection);
        }));
        _this._register(_this._textAreaInput.onCompositionStart(function () {
            var lineNumber = _this._selections[0].startLineNumber;
            var column = _this._selections[0].startColumn;
            _this._context.privateViewEventBus.emit(new viewEvents.ViewRevealRangeRequestEvent('keyboard', new Range(lineNumber, column, lineNumber, column), 0 /* Simple */, true, 1 /* Immediate */));
            // Find range pixel position
            var visibleRange = _this._viewHelper.visibleRangeForPositionRelativeToEditor(lineNumber, column);
            if (visibleRange) {
                _this._visibleTextArea = new VisibleTextAreaData(_this._context.viewLayout.getVerticalOffsetForLineNumber(lineNumber), visibleRange.left, canUseZeroSizeTextarea ? 0 : 1);
                _this._render();
            }
            // Show the textarea
            _this.textArea.setClassName('inputarea ime-input');
            _this._viewController.compositionStart('keyboard');
        }));
        _this._register(_this._textAreaInput.onCompositionUpdate(function (e) {
            if (browser.isEdgeOrIE) {
                // Due to isEdgeOrIE (where the textarea was not cleared initially)
                // we cannot assume the text consists only of the composited text
                _this._visibleTextArea = _this._visibleTextArea.setWidth(0);
            }
            else {
                // adjust width by its size
                _this._visibleTextArea = _this._visibleTextArea.setWidth(measureText(e.data, _this._fontInfo));
            }
            _this._render();
        }));
        _this._register(_this._textAreaInput.onCompositionEnd(function () {
            _this._visibleTextArea = null;
            _this._render();
            _this.textArea.setClassName('inputarea');
            _this._viewController.compositionEnd('keyboard');
        }));
        _this._register(_this._textAreaInput.onFocus(function () {
            _this._context.privateViewEventBus.emit(new viewEvents.ViewFocusChangedEvent(true));
        }));
        _this._register(_this._textAreaInput.onBlur(function () {
            _this._context.privateViewEventBus.emit(new viewEvents.ViewFocusChangedEvent(false));
        }));
        return _this;
    }
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.dispose = function () {
        _super.prototype.dispose.call(this);
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype._getWordBeforePosition = function (position) {
        var lineContent = this._context.model.getLineContent(position.lineNumber);
        var wordSeparators = getMapForWordSeparators(this._context.configuration.options.get(96 /* wordSeparators */));
        var column = position.column;
        var distance = 0;
        while (column > 1) {
            var charCode = lineContent.charCodeAt(column - 2);
            var charClass = wordSeparators.get(charCode);
            if (charClass !== 0 /* Regular */ || distance > 50) {
                return lineContent.substring(column - 1, position.column - 1);
            }
            distance++;
            column--;
        }
        return lineContent.substring(0, position.column - 1);
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype._getCharacterBeforePosition = function (position) {
        if (position.column > 1) {
            var lineContent = this._context.model.getLineContent(position.lineNumber);
            var charBefore = lineContent.charAt(position.column - 2);
            if (!strings.isHighSurrogate(charBefore.charCodeAt(0))) {
                return charBefore;
            }
        }
        return '';
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype._getAriaLabel = function (options) {
        var accessibilitySupport = options.get(2 /* accessibilitySupport */);
        if (accessibilitySupport === 1 /* Disabled */) {
            return nls.localize('accessibilityOffAriaLabel', "The editor is not accessible at this time. Press Alt+F1 for options.");
        }
        return options.get(4 /* ariaLabel */);
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype._setAccessibilityOptions = function (options) {
        this._accessibilitySupport = options.get(2 /* accessibilitySupport */);
        var accessibilityPageSize = options.get(3 /* accessibilityPageSize */);
        if (this._accessibilitySupport === 2 /* Enabled */ && accessibilityPageSize === EditorOptions.accessibilityPageSize.defaultValue) {
            // If a screen reader is attached and the default value is not set we shuold automatically increase the page size to 160 for a better experience
            // If we put more than 160 lines the nvda can not handle this https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/89717
            this._accessibilityPageSize = 160;
        }
        else {
            this._accessibilityPageSize = accessibilityPageSize;
        }
    };
    // --- begin event handlers
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.onConfigurationChanged = function (e) {
        var options = this._context.configuration.options;
        var layoutInfo = options.get(107 /* layoutInfo */);
        this._setAccessibilityOptions(options);
        this._contentLeft = layoutInfo.contentLeft;
        this._contentWidth = layoutInfo.contentWidth;
        this._contentHeight = layoutInfo.height;
        this._fontInfo = options.get(34 /* fontInfo */);
        this._lineHeight = options.get(49 /* lineHeight */);
        this._emptySelectionClipboard = options.get(25 /* emptySelectionClipboard */);
        this._copyWithSyntaxHighlighting = options.get(15 /* copyWithSyntaxHighlighting */);
        this.textArea.setAttribute('aria-label', this._getAriaLabel(options));
        if (platform.isWeb && e.hasChanged(68 /* readOnly */)) {
            if (options.get(68 /* readOnly */)) {
                this.textArea.setAttribute('readonly', 'true');
            }
            else {
                this.textArea.removeAttribute('readonly');
            }
        }
        if (e.hasChanged(2 /* accessibilitySupport */)) {
            this._textAreaInput.writeScreenReaderContent('strategy changed');
        }
        return true;
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.onCursorStateChanged = function (e) {
        this._selections = e.selections.slice(0);
        this._modelSelections = e.modelSelections.slice(0);
        this._textAreaInput.writeScreenReaderContent('selection changed');
        return true;
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.onDecorationsChanged = function (e) {
        // true for inline decorations that can end up relayouting text
        return true;
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.onFlushed = function (e) {
        return true;
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.onLinesChanged = function (e) {
        return true;
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.onLinesDeleted = function (e) {
        return true;
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.onLinesInserted = function (e) {
        return true;
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.onScrollChanged = function (e) {
        this._scrollLeft = e.scrollLeft;
        this._scrollTop = e.scrollTop;
        return true;
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.onZonesChanged = function (e) {
        return true;
    };
    // --- end event handlers
    // --- begin view API
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.isFocused = function () {
        return this._textAreaInput.isFocused();
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.focusTextArea = function () {
        this._textAreaInput.focusTextArea();
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.getLastRenderData = function () {
        return this._lastRenderPosition;
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.setAriaOptions = function (options) {
        if (options.activeDescendant) {
            this.textArea.setAttribute('aria-haspopup', 'true');
            this.textArea.setAttribute('aria-autocomplete', 'list');
            this.textArea.setAttribute('aria-activedescendant', options.activeDescendant);
        }
        else {
            this.textArea.setAttribute('aria-haspopup', 'false');
            this.textArea.setAttribute('aria-autocomplete', 'both');
            this.textArea.removeAttribute('aria-activedescendant');
        }
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.prepareRender = function (ctx) {
        this._primaryCursorPosition = new Position(this._selections[0].positionLineNumber, this._selections[0].positionColumn);
        this._primaryCursorVisibleRange = ctx.visibleRangeForPosition(this._primaryCursorPosition);
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype.render = function (ctx) {
        this._textAreaInput.writeScreenReaderContent('render');
        this._render();
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype._render = function () {
        if (this._visibleTextArea) {
            // The text area is visible for composition reasons
            this._renderInsideEditor(null, this._visibleTextArea.top - this._scrollTop, this._contentLeft + this._visibleTextArea.left - this._scrollLeft, this._visibleTextArea.width, this._lineHeight);
            return;
        }
        if (!this._primaryCursorVisibleRange) {
            // The primary cursor is outside the viewport => place textarea to the top left
            this._renderAtTopLeft();
            return;
        }
        var left = this._contentLeft + this._primaryCursorVisibleRange.left - this._scrollLeft;
        if (left < this._contentLeft || left > this._contentLeft + this._contentWidth) {
            // cursor is outside the viewport
            this._renderAtTopLeft();
            return;
        }
        var top = this._context.viewLayout.getVerticalOffsetForLineNumber(this._selections[0].positionLineNumber) - this._scrollTop;
        if (top < 0 || top > this._contentHeight) {
            // cursor is outside the viewport
            this._renderAtTopLeft();
            return;
        }
        // The primary cursor is in the viewport (at least vertically) => place textarea on the cursor
        if (platform.isMacintosh) {
            // For the popup emoji input, we will make the text area as high as the line height
            // We will also make the fontSize and lineHeight the correct dimensions to help with the placement of these pickers
            this._renderInsideEditor(this._primaryCursorPosition, top, left, canUseZeroSizeTextarea ? 0 : 1, this._lineHeight);
            return;
        }
        this._renderInsideEditor(this._primaryCursorPosition, top, left, canUseZeroSizeTextarea ? 0 : 1, canUseZeroSizeTextarea ? 0 : 1);
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype._renderInsideEditor = function (renderedPosition, top, left, width, height) {
        this._lastRenderPosition = renderedPosition;
        var ta = this.textArea;
        var tac = this.textAreaCover;
        Configuration.applyFontInfo(ta, this._fontInfo);
        ta.setTop(top);
        ta.setLeft(left);
        ta.setWidth(width);
        ta.setHeight(height);
        tac.setTop(0);
        tac.setLeft(0);
        tac.setWidth(0);
        tac.setHeight(0);
    };
    TextAreaHandler.prototype._renderAtTopLeft = function () {
        this._lastRenderPosition = null;
        var ta = this.textArea;
        var tac = this.textAreaCover;
        Configuration.applyFontInfo(ta, this._fontInfo);
        ta.setTop(0);
        ta.setLeft(0);
        tac.setTop(0);
        tac.setLeft(0);
        if (canUseZeroSizeTextarea) {
            ta.setWidth(0);
            ta.setHeight(0);
            tac.setWidth(0);
            tac.setHeight(0);
            return;
        }
        // (in WebKit the textarea is 1px by 1px because it cannot handle input to a 0x0 textarea)
        // specifically, when doing Korean IME, setting the textarea to 0x0 breaks IME badly.
        ta.setWidth(1);
        ta.setHeight(1);
        tac.setWidth(1);
        tac.setHeight(1);
        var options = this._context.configuration.options;
        if (options.get(40 /* glyphMargin */)) {
            tac.setClassName('monaco-editor-background textAreaCover ' + Margin.OUTER_CLASS_NAME);
        }
        else {
            if (options.get(50 /* lineNumbers */).renderType !== 0 /* Off */) {
                tac.setClassName('monaco-editor-background textAreaCover ' + LineNumbersOverlay.CLASS_NAME);
            }
            else {
                tac.setClassName('monaco-editor-background textAreaCover');
            }
        }
    };
    return TextAreaHandler;
}(ViewPart));
export { TextAreaHandler };
function measureText(text, fontInfo) {
    // adjust width by its size
    var canvasElem = document.createElement('canvas');
    var context = canvasElem.getContext('2d');
    context.font = createFontString(fontInfo);
    var metrics = context.measureText(text);
    if (browser.isFirefox) {
        return metrics.width + 2; // +2 for Japanese...
    }
    else {
        return metrics.width;
    }
}
function createFontString(bareFontInfo) {
    return doCreateFontString('normal', bareFontInfo.fontWeight, bareFontInfo.fontSize, bareFontInfo.lineHeight, bareFontInfo.fontFamily);
}
function doCreateFontString(fontStyle, fontWeight, fontSize, lineHeight, fontFamily) {
    // The full font syntax is:
    // style | variant | weight | stretch | size/line-height | fontFamily
    // (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/font)
    // But it appears Edge and IE11 cannot properly parse `stretch`.
    return fontStyle + " normal " + fontWeight + " " + fontSize + "px / " + lineHeight + "px " + fontFamily;
}

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L'École royale polytechnique (en suédois : Kungliga Tekniska högskolan, ou KTH) est une école d'ingénieurs de Stockholm en Suède. Elle a été fondée en 1827 et est la plus grande université scandinave de technologie.

Histoire

L'histoire de KTH débute en 1827, quand le Teknologiska Institutet (institut de technologie) commence à donner des cours dans des domaines technologiques avec une forte approche pratique, dans le but d'accompagner la demande croissante en ingénieurs consécutive au processus d'industrialisation entamé en Suède. L'école arrive toutefois à concilier les approches théorique et pratique.

En 1877, l'école prend le nom de « Kungliga Tekniska högskolan », reconnaissant ainsi son attachement à la recherche. Elle ne cessera alors d'étendre ses domaines de compétences. En 1867 elle comprend quatre branches : mécanique, chimie, génie civil et exploitation minière. Viendront ensuite l'architecture (1877), le génie électrique (1901), l'architecture navale (1912), l'arpentage et la physique (1932), l'informatique (1983) et l'économie industrielle (1990).

En 1917, l'école déménage pour s'installer au nord du centre-ville de Stockholm dans un nouveau campus dessiné par l'architecte .

Dans les années 1950 sont installés sur le campus les premiers réacteur nucléaire et émetteur de télévision suédois. KTH offre maintenant dans ses enseignements une grande place aux technologies d'avenir, comme les biotechnologies et les télécommunications.

L'école s'étend aujourd'hui sur cinq campus répartis dans Stockholm et ses environs, sur une surface totale de plus de .

Anciens élèves et professeurs renommés

Anciens élèves

Professeurs
 Hannes Alfvén, physicien, lauréat du prix Nobel 1970
 Lennart Carleson, mathématicien, lauréat du prix Abel en 2006
 Håkan Eliasson, mathématicien suédois
 Johan Håstad, théoricien de l'informatique, double lauréat du prix Gödel
 Stanislav Smirnov, mathématicien (russe), récipiendaire de la médaille Fields

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 École polytechnique de l'Université de Lund
 Université de Lund
 Réseau TIME
 AMIS, un éditeur de texte de la famille Emacs et développé au Stacken Computer Club (www.stacken.kth.se)

Liens externes

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El BMW M Hybrid V8 es un sport prototipo cerrado de la homologación LMDh y GTP, construido por el fabricante alemán BMW para competir en el WeatherTech SportsCar Championship a partir de 2023 y en el Campeonato Mundial de Resistencia  a partir de 2024.

Contexto
En 28 de enero de 2020 se anunció la creación de la categoría LMDh, una categoría creada en conjunto entre la FIA, ACO y IMSA en la cual muchos elementos serían estandarizados en favor de un costo de creación mínimo comparado a la categoría LMH mucho más costosa. Además esta categoría permitiría competir en ambos lados del atlántico al ser posible competir con un mismo coche en el Campeonato Mundial de Resistencia de la FIA y el WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. El 23 de marzo de 2021, por los medios de comunicación se anunció el posible interés de BMW por la nueva categoría LMDh a la cual bávara califico de "muy atractiva". Finalmente el 9 de junio, Markus Flasch CEO de la división M de BMW anunció mediante un posteo en instagram el regreso de la marca bávara a la resistencia tras más de 20 años de ausencia.

Desarrollo
El 8 de septiembre de 2021, BMW anunció su asociación con los italianos de Dallara como su constructor de chasis. Además de construir el chasis de BMW, Dallara es socia de Cadillac en la creación de su LMDh pero trabajando ambos proyectos por separado.

Durante la fase de evaluación del motor, se observo que el motor turbo de cuatro cilindros BMW P48 del BMW M4 DTM y el motor turbo de ocho cilindros BMW P63 del BMW M8 GTE, pero los posibles problemas de confiabilidad del P48 y el gran peso del P63 habían sido consideraciones negativas. Por eso se seleccionó el motor P66. El BMW P66/3, originalmente un motor de aspiración normal, que había estado usando una solución biturbo y acoplándolo con el tren motriz eléctrico reglamentario.

El 6 de junio de 2022, BMW presentó oficialmente el automóbil con el cual regresan a la resistencia, el BMW M Hybrid V8. El BMW M Hybrid V8 fue presentado con una decoración de camuflaje mientras desarrollaba sus test a la espera de sus colores definitivos.

El coche completó sus primeras vueltas el 25 de julio de 2022 en el circuito italiano de Varano de' Melegari, la pista de pruebas del fabricante italiano Dallara donde se construye el chasis del BMW de la mano del norteamericano Connor De Phillippi y el sudáfricano Sheldon Van Der Linde.

En agosto, BMW completo una jornada de test de cinco días en Barcelona donde sus pilotos oficiales se turnaron a los mandos del Hybrid V8: Augusto Farfus, Marco Wittmann y Nick Yelloly se sumaron a Sheldon Van Der Linde en estos test. El test estuvo centrado en el desarrollo del rendimiento, comprensión del automóvil y todas las funcionalidades. Además el equipo de ingenieros "aprovechó la oportunidad para resolver problemas menores" durante la semana. El kilometraje hecho en estos test no fue revelado.

A principios de septiembre, la reciente incorporación de BMW, René Rast disfruto de sus primeros kilómetros a bordo del BMW M Hybrid V8 en unos test celebrados en el MotorLand Aragón en los últimos test en Europa antes de iniciar la parte norteamericana de pruebas.

Competición
El 13 de noviembre de 2021, BMW anunció su asociación con el equipo Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing ostentara la condición de equipo oficial de la marca en el WeatherTech SportsCar Championship en 2023. El 22 de septiembre de 2022, BMW reveló la deccoración definitiva del BMW M Hybrid V8 junto a los pilotos de fábrica que representaran a la marca en 2023: Connor De Phillippi, Nick Yelloly, Augusto Farfus, Phillip Eng y Colton Herta serán los pilotos fijos en el WeatherTech SportsCar Championship.

El 25 de julio de 2022, BMW confirmó su programa en el Campeonato Mundial de Resistencia a partir de la temporada 2024 dentro de la categoría Hypercar. El 2 de agosto se anunció que el Team WRT se convertirá en su representante oficial en el WEC.

El BMW M Hybrid V8 iniciara su camino en la competición en las 24 horas de Daytona de 2023, primera prueba de la temporada 2023 del WeatherTech SportsCar Championship.

Véase también
 Le Mans Prototype
 Daytona Prototype

Referencias

M Hybrid V8
Modelos de automóviles de carreras
Automóviles de las 24 Horas de Le Mans
Medio ambiente en el deporte de motor
Vehículos híbridos
LMDh


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The Fetherston Family: My sincerest condolences on your loss -try to remember all of the good times. You are all very blessed to have had your wonderful mother for such a long time! We are all fortunate to have known her ( and your equally wonderful father) and to have our very nice memories. Hopefully these memories will be of comfort to all of you. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this very difficult time.


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Q: How to get a package to point to correct path in virtual env? I am trying to install pytesseract in a virtual environment in Anaconda prompt. I have tried the following commands
conda create -y -n tesseract python=3.8
conda activate tesseract
conda install -c conda-forge pytesseract

After this I installed the tesseract OCR
conda install -c conda-forge tesseract

Next I added my virtual environment(tesseract) to Jupyter by typing:
python -m ipykernel install --user --name=tesseract

After this I launch the jupyter lab
I tried the following code (from https://pythonforundergradengineers.com/how-to-install-pytesseract.html)
try:
    from PIL import Image
except ImportError:
    import Image
import pytesseract

pytesseract.pytesseract.tesseract_cmd = r'C:\Users\abc\Anaconda3\envs\tesseract\Library\bin\tesseract.exe'

The problem is that I get the following error
Traceback (most recent call last):
    import pytesseract
ImportError: No module named pytesseract

I have looked at the answer for a similar problem(https://stackoverflow.com/a/51530457/12164941). My question is that even though my jupyter notebook is running in my virtual environment and the pytesseract library is added and exist in C:\Users\abc\anaconda3\envs\tesseract\Lib\site-packages why do i still get the error?
However I no longer get the error if I copy the pytesseract package folder from  C:\Users\abc\anaconda3\envs\tesseract\Lib\site-packages to C:\Users\abc\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages

A:
if I copy the pytesseract package folder from C:\Users\abc\anaconda3\envs\tesseract\Lib\site-packages to C:\Users\abc\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages

You should refrain from doing so, even though it gives the answer in this case
Your jupyter notebook is still using the kernel from your base env. You can easily check this by running
import sys
print(sys.executable)

You will need to select the correct kernel from your environment

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Belgium topped England, 2-0, in Saturday's third-place match in Saint Petersburg behind goals from Thomas Meunier and Eden Hazard.
The finish for Belgium marks their best-ever performance at a World Cup, after having previously finished fourth in 1986.
It took just four minutes for the Red Devils to go out in front, and a quick attack led by Romelu Lukaku guided Roberto Martinez's side into the lead.
The Manchester United striker picked out a brilliant through ball to Nacer Chadli down the wing, before playing in a timely cross to Meunier, who slid in for the finish past England keeper Jordan Pickford.
Eden Hazard capped off the victory for the Belgians with a near-post strike in the 83rd minute to ensure his side's third-place finish.
The early finish brought a bit of life out of the Three Lions, who began to create a number of quality chances of their own.
Harry Kane nearly equalized in the 23rd minute when Raheem Sterling picked out the Tottenham striker, however, his shot missed just wide of the goal.
The Three Lions had their best chance of the match with 20 minutes remaining in the match as Eric Dier found himself in on goal, but his chip past Thibaut Courtois was cleared off the line by Spurs teammate Toby Alderweireld.


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Basketball Lessons and Clinics
HomeCoaches
Head Basketball Director & Trainer, Terrence Jones
Coach Jones has over 22 years of basketball experience as a player, coach and player development instructor. Coach Jones has always been a student of the game. As a child, he didn't start playing basketball until the age of 14. With little help from coaches or relatives (Coach Jones' Uncle played for the New York Knicks), he taught himself how to play the game of basketball by watching games on television and tapes on basketball teachings of various coaches. In high school he was one of the top players in his high school history (ranked 14th in the state). He later went to UTSA to become at team captain as a sophomore. After UTSA coach Jones still had the desire to play the game of basketball. After playing in Europe and a short stint in Mexico, he decided that playing basketball wasn't a passion, developing players.
Coach Jones went on to pursue his passion for developing players and became director of basketball operations at Home Court America in San Antonio. As Director of Basketball Operations, Coach Jones was responsible for developing new programs along with maintaining and increasing the quality of the existing basketball structure. Later he had the opportunity of becoming an assistant coach at a Division 1 university. At as a college coach, he was extremely instrumental in player development.
Coach Jones is very unique in the aspect of working with different age groups. For some coaches, it is very difficult for them to coach and develop youth and also have the same success with developing college level players and professional players. He works well with all age groups and is very successful with them.
Currently, Coach Jones is the founder and lead skills director of Ultimate Champions Basketball Academy and National Camp Director for Nike Sports Camps.
International Basketball Director, Basketball Academy West – Jermone Riley
Coach Riley has experienced success in his basketball career as both, a player and a coach. As a player, Riley enjoyed a successful prep career at Clark High School in Las Vegas. In 1994 he was awarded Freshman Player of the Year in the Big Sky Conference at Northern Arizona University. Riley finished his collegiate playing career at University of Texas- San Antonio, ranked 2nd on the team in assists and steals. As team captain, he helped lead his team to a 1999 NCAA tournament appearance.
Riley was the director and coach of the Agassi Stars for six years, where he developed a basketball skill-training program specifically designed for the development of youth ages 6-17.
Coach Riley spent 2006-08 Assistant Coach at Northern Arizona and South Carolina State University. In his first season at NAU the team finished as Co-Big Sky Conference regular season Conference Champions and led NCAA Division I in three-point field goal percentage as a team at 42.6 percent.
Coach Riley was the Head Coach at Palo Verde High School in Las Vegas from 2008-12. Riley guided Palo Verde to a Nevada State Championship appearance in his first season, two regular season conference championships and was awarded Nevada Coach of the Year for two consecutive years, in 2008 and 2009.
Coach Riley as had the privilege in assisting many players reach the next level in their playing careers.
Currently, Riley is the Director of Ultimate Champions Basketball Academy West. Through Ultimate Champions, he is directing camps for Nike Sports Camps
Camp Director, Basketball – Nick Noel
Coach Nick, born and raised in San Antonio, enters his second year as Camp Director for Nike Basketball Camps after working as a lead coach for many summers. Noel has nearly 15 years of youth basketball coaching experience and joined Pro Skills Basketball in February of 2017 where he started Pro Skills Basketball of San Antonio.
Coach Nick is actively involved with the charitable organization Access to Success. In 2016, Coach Noel traveled with A2S to Nigeria where he was the basketball camp director with over 300 players.
HIGH SCHOOL- Originally from San Antonio, Nick Noel attended his first two years of high school and played basketball at Judson. During his junior and senior years, Nick played basketball at Boysville, but still graduated from Judson in 1999.
COLLEGE- After high school, Nick attended Blinn Junior College. After one year at Blinn, Coach Noel transferred to Texas Southern University, and ultimately ended up at the University of Texas at San Antonio, where he studied psychology.
PROFESSIONAL- After high school, Nick Started coaching youth basketball for the YMCA in an after school program. He soon realized that coaching was his calling. In 2004 Nick was hired as a YBIL (Youth Basketball Instructional League) coach for Home Court America. By 2007 Nick ran basketball camps, clinics, and coached a 12U club team for Home Court.
Home Court America closed its doors in 2008, but that did not stop Nick from continuing his club team. The SA Hurricanes played until 2012, winning numerous tournaments along the way. With his passion for basketball still intact, he continued to coach club basketball in the San Antonio area through 2016. In 2010, Nick was hired as the head boys basketball coach at Mount Sacred Heart Catholic School where he coached five years. In his final season at Mount, his team won the AIAL district championship by going 6-0 and won the AIAL city playoffs for the team's first city championship in 30 plus years. In 2015, he was hired at Blessed Sacrament Catholic School as the head basketball coach where his team won the AIAL city championship twice, giving the school its first city championship in over 60 years.
Camp Director, Basketball – Raymond Briggs
Coach Briggs has been active at all levels in the San Antonio basketball community for over a decade. As a native of the state of Kansas Coach Briggs moved to San Antonio in 2001 to play basketball for the University of Texas San Antonio on a full athletic scholarship.
"I was blessed to have been on and around a lot of great coaches and teams who were #1 in the state during high school, to playing college ball at every level; Junior College, Division II, and Division I; and a year of Pro Ball in Mexico. Being a great teammate, competitor, and hard worker is what I enjoyed the most and always knew that I wanted to give back all of the things that I learned from playing that helped make me a better player and person."
He has always had a passion in working with youth through sports and upon graduating in 2004 with a degree in Sociology he has continued to pursue his passion in using basketball as a vehicle to develop young people for success.
Having experience in all levels of player and team development from beginners all the way to scholarship athletes and pro's his message of using basketball to develop youth has been recognized by hundreds of players and families over the years.
Camp Director, Basketball – Michael Kerr
Michael Kerr enters his fourth year directing and coaching Nike Basketball Camps in the New York City area. He has a wealth of playing and coaching experience from which he contributes to the development of young aspiring players in the community. Coach Kerr holds a Master's Degreein Physical Education and is currently in his 18th year working as a High School Phys Ed teacher in the NYC Department of Education.Coach Kerr has been involved with playing and coaching basketball throughout his entire life. Originally from and still living in the New York City area, Kerr played basketball both in high school and college and spent 19 years coaching at the collegiate level. His coaching career began in 1995 as an assistant at Division II Molloy College in Long Island. After seven seasons he moved on to Adelphi University, also a Division II school. While at Adelphi, Kerr was able to help bring teams to the NCAA tournament on numerous occasions. In 2007, Kerr became a Head Coach at the Junior College level at Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC. In just three seasons at FIT, Kerr was awarded the Conference Coach of the Year twice and guided his team to a #2 National Ranking. Kerr then coached at Borough of Manhattan CC for three more seasons. During his tenure as a Head Coach in Junior College, he helped develop and place numerous student-athletes in senior colleges, many of which receiving scholarships and professional contracts.
After wrapping up his coaching career, Kerr wished to continue to help younger players by imparting his lifetime of basketball knowledge. Over the past five years, he has been able to stay involved in basketball in several ways. Besides his experience with Nike Basketball Camps, he has been broadcasting college games at various colleges in the NYC area.
Camp Director, Volleyball – Lisa Lancaster
Lisa Lancaster has coached both club and high school level volleyball in Edinburg, Texas since 2013 and will now be lending her talents to Nike Volleyball Camps in both San Antonio and Youngsville!
After a successful high school career in volleyball, basketball, track & field, and cross country, Lancaster turned her eye toward the physical education and coaching world. Lancaster received her degree in Kinesiology from Texas A&M International University in 2013 while playing volleyball for the Division II Texas A&M International Dustdevils.
Since graduating she has coached volleyball at Progreso High School, Lyford High School, LRD Elite Volleyball Club, and South Texas Juniors Volleyball Club.
Camp Director, Volleyball- Jessica Martinez
Jessica Martinez has a combined 12 years of coaching experience, coaching both club and high school level volleyball, and helping with summer camps. She has had the opportunity to work with all ages and positions.
Martinez has extensive playing experience, playing high school ball at Harlingen High School South and club ball for RGV Juniors. After high school, she went on to play collegiate volleyball for two years on a full ride at Navarro College, a Division 1 JUCO in Corsicana, Tx. After she finished her two years at Navarro, she attended Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi. While at TAMUCC she was on the 2011 spring ball team. After college she played in local and out of town volleyball tournaments with other ex volleyball players. In May 2013 received her Bachelor's Degree in Communications with a minor in Public Relations from TAMUCC.
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A Song In Which Each Syllable Receives One Note Is Called Syllabic?
A song is said to have syllabic text setting when there is just one note associated with each syllable in the song. Every song features genuine lyrics that are performed. There are examples of syllabic text setting, neumatic text setting, and melismatic text setting in Handel's Messiah.
What is melismatic and syllabic in music?
What is the key distinction between melismatic singing and syllabic singing? – Singing in a syllabic pattern includes associating each syllable with a certain musical note. Melismatic singing, on the other hand, involves elongating the sound of a single phrase across two or more notes simultaneously.
What is a syllabic setting?
The amount of pitches that are sung for each syllable of text is referred to as the text setting. Normal conversation is syllabic, meaning that each syllable has just one pitch. It is nevertheless possible for speech to be called syllabic even if it features changes in the inflection of the speaker's voice, as is common in languages with tonal distinctions.
When a vocalist makes frequent use of melisma, the text setting of his or her vocal delivery is said to be melismatic.
This means that there is more than one pitch that correlates to each syllable of text.
The degree to which melismatic singing happens is typically described while attempting to classify a vocal performance as melismatic, which can be considered rather subjective.
One way to think of the text setting in a vocal performance is as a continuum, with strictly syllabic singing at the bottom and fully melismatic singing at the very top.
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What is the difference between syllabic neumatic and melismatic?
Neumes are symbols that may signify anywhere from two to four notes inside the same symbol; as a result, each syllable can be sung to anywhere from two to four different notes. This style contrasts with syllabic music, in which each syllable is assigned a single note, and melismatic music, in which a single syllable may be assigned many notes.
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CABEZAL CON GOMA LIMPIA CRISTALES Y PAÑO DE MICROFIBRA. AMBAS DE ALTA CALIDAD Y RESISTENCIA.
EL CABEZAL ES EXTRAIBLE Y SE PUEDE UTILIZAR SIN EL PALO EXTENSIBLE.
EL PAÑO DE MICROFIBRA SE PUEDE QUITAR Y PONER UTILIZANDO SU BASE DE VELCRO RESISTENTE. ES LAVABLE.
PALO EXTENSIBLE DE 1.20 A 2.00 M. POSEE UNA ROTULA EN LA PARTE SUPERIOR QUE NOS PERMITE COLOCAR EL CABEZAL DE FORMA INCLINADA, DE FORMA QUE PODAMOS ACCEDER A LOS RINCONES MÁS DIFICILES Y ALEJADOS CON NUESTRO LIMPIA CRISTALES.


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The Silent Nun is the Halloween Monster Face 26, which is the opposite of yesterday's demon! I find the old nun habits kind of creepy looking and I pictured that the order this Silent Nun belongs to took a vow of silence, and that meant losing her mouth forever.
For Halloween Monster Face 25 I did a Demon Brute! This fellow isn't too smart but don't ever run into him!
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For Halloween Monster Face 24 we have a Ghostly Specter! I pick this spooky floating along the English moors, wailing away!
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For Halloween Monster Face 23 I just had to a Reaper! This ghastly image is a favorite horror image and perfect for this time of year! Just as long as he doesn't show up at my door!
Today's Halloween Monster Face is a creature from Greek mythology – The Ghastly Gorgon! One look from her and you'll turn to stone! She must have been the idea behind the phrase 'If Looks Could Kill'!


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Lynden Christian
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Nooksack Valley
Sehome
Squalicum
Maddie Schumacher had two big games for Sehome last week.
Whatcom Hoops: Girls Week 6 Recap (Jan. 3-8)
January 10, 2022 January 9, 2022 by Jim Carberry
The recent winter storms caused postponements and cancellations, and the Northwest Conference schedule caused an unusual number of double-digit victories — and defeats — for our girls basketball teams in Week 6.
Even the two games pitting league leaders were not as close as expected as Lynden Christian handed Burlington-Edison its first loss of the season on Monday, 63-37, and Nooksack Valley beat Meridian in the Class 1A showdown on Saturday, 75-44.
While the eight Class 2A teams in the NWC and the five Class 1A teams all qualify for their respective district tournaments and are playing for seeding, the three Class 3A teams are vying for only two district playoff spots.
After Week 6, Ferndale (4-2 in district RPI games) and Mount Vernon (4-3) hold a sizable lead over Oak Harbor (1-5) with four weeks remaining in the regular season.
For a look back at Week 6 for our county boys team, check out Whatcom Hoops boys recap.
Here are the girls highlights from Week 6.
In one of the rare close games last week, Sehome used a strong defensive effort to take a 13-point lead into the fourth quarter and then held on to beat Anacortes on Friday, 41-38. Senior Maddie Schumacher had Sehome's only points in the final period, sinking a bucket and a pair of big free throws. "We did a better job of closing it out … managing the game and knocking down free throws," said Sehome coach Anye Turner.
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Sophomore Mari Binning had 29 points in Squalicum's big win on Monday. … Mount Baker junior Maddy Barter had 25 points on Friday. … Lynden junior Adia Newcomb and sophomore Haylee Koetje had 19 and 18 points, respectively, on Monday. … Sophomore Devin Coppinger had 19 points to lead Nooksack Valley on Tuesday and followed that with 24 points on Saturday. … Junior Demi Dykstra led Lynden Christian with 18 points in the Lyncs' big win on Monday. … Blaine senior Krystin Kamrath had 18 points, including three 3-pointers, on Friday. … Senior Maddie Schumacher had 18 points for Sehome on Monday.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK
Lynden remained unbeaten in league by defeating Sehome on Monday, 59-33, and Squalicum on Friday, 66-31. Against the Mariners, Newcomb and Koetje combined for 37 points and had a pair of 3-pointer each as the Lions jumped out to a 19-6 lead in the first quarter and never let the Mariners close the gap. Against the Storm, the Lions dished out 16 assists, six of them by sophomore Mya VanderYacht. Newcomb and senior Claire DeVries led a balanced attack with 14 points each, and Koetje added 11 points. Newcomb also had zero turnovers as starting point guard, and junior Chloe Wittenberg had a team-high 15 rebounds and 3 assists and shot 57 percent from the field.
Nooksack Valley also remained undefeated in league by beating Mount Baker on Tuesday, 64-21, and Meridian on Saturday, 75-44. On Tuesday, the Pioneers jumped to a 20-4 first-quarter lead and then shut out the Mounties in the third quarter to put the finishing touches on the league win. Ten different Pioneers scored with Coppinger's 19 leading the way followed by senior Tehya Moore with 11, and juniors Hallie Kamphouse and Taylor Lentz with 7 and 6, respectively. On Saturday, Coppinger had 24 points to lead the Pioneers, seven of them coming in the third period when Nooksack outscored Meridian, 26-7, to blow the game open. Kamphouse added 16 points, including four 3-pointers, and Moore and senior McKenna Wichers added 11 each.
Lynden Christian handed Burlington-Edison its first loss of the season on Monday, 63-37, and then beat Bellingham on Friday, 58-20. On Monday, the Lyncs defense held the Tigers to 27 points below their scoring average and used a 21-point fourth quarter to blow open the game. Dykstra had a team-high 5 assists to go with her 18 points and two 3-pointers, senior Libby Stump had 14 points and 8 rebounds, and sophomore Reganne Arnold came off the bench to score 8 points. Against the Bayhawks, freshman Grace Hintz led a balanced attack with 14 points and 6 rebounds as eight different Lyncs scored. Senior Libby Stump sank 9 of 10 free throws and had 13 points, Dykstra added 9 points, and senior Alli Van Kooten had 8 points and 8 rebounds as LC made 17 of 18 from the line.
Ferndale had its Wednesday game with Sedro-Woolley canceled and pulled away in the second quarter to defeat Mount Baker on Friday, 54-34. Mallory Butenschoen led Ferndale with 12 points and fellow sophomore Tia Gilday came off the bench to score 11 points. Senior Hannah Barlean and junior Ashley Lang added 8 points each.
Blaine knocked off Anacortes on Monday, 43-33, and then lost to Lakewood on Friday, 36-27. In Monday's foul-marred contest, 44 fouls were called and the Borderites finished the game with only four players. But Blaine put together a 15-point fourth quarter to hold off the Seahawks and notch the Borderites' first league win of the season. Sophomores Deja Dube and Alia Ball came up big with 15 and 13 points, respectively, and seniors Hailey Pike and Kamrath added 8 and 7 points. On Friday, the Borderites struggled offensively, managing only two points in the first quarter and finishing with their lowest point total of the season. Kamrath had three 3s among her 18 points, and Ball added 6 points but no other Borderite was able to score more than two points.
Bellingham beat Lakewood on Tuesday, 32-15, and lost to Lynden Christian on Friday, 58-20. The Bayhawks put together one of their best games of the season on Tuesday, holding the Cougars to 10 points over the final three quarters. Senior Mazy Wright and junior Ellie Wolverton led the way with 12 points each and combining for Bellingham's three 3-pointers. Against LC, Bellingham fell behind 17-1 and couldn't close the gap. Wright had 11 points and four of the team's six field goals, and sophomore Genevieve Blum had a team-high 6 rebounds.
Squalicum defeated Mount Vernon on Monday, 51-46, and lost to Lynden on Friday, 66-31. The Storm rallied in the second half Monday and sealed the game by making 70 percent of their free throws. Binning led Squalicum with 29 points and 7 rebounds, junior Shelby Smithson had 9 points and 3 rebounds, and sophomore Makayla Heaton added 5 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 assists. On Friday, the Storm only managed to score four points in the middle two quarters against Lynden. Heaton had 8 points, 5 rebounds, and 2 steals, and Binning had 7 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists.
Sehome lost to Lynden on Monday, 59-33, and beat Anacortes on Friday, 41-38. On Monday, the Mariners only scored in single digits the first three quarters against Lynden. Schumacher had 18 points, but no other Mariner managed more than four. On Friday, the Mariners jumped to a big lead in the first quarter thanks to 11 of sophomore Natalie Brewer's 16 points, but then had to hang on in the fourth quarter when they only managed four points. Schumacher finished with 12 points.
Meridian shut down Oak Harbor on Wednesday, 39-21, and lost to Nooksack Valley on Saturday, 75-44. In Monday's victory, senior Skyleigh James had a game-high 17 points and 7 rebounds; junior Avery Neal had 10 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 steals; and sophomore Allie Richter came off the bench to hit two big 3-pointers and finish with 7 points. On Saturday, James again led the way with 16 points and 8 rebounds, and fellow seniors Ellie DeWaard and Kadance Blankers added 8 and 7 points, respectively.
Mount Baker lost to Nooksack Valley on Tuesday, 64-21, and to Ferndale on Friday, 54-34. Junior Maddy Barter had 11 points against the Pioneers, but no other Mountie managed more than four points. On Friday, Barter scored 20 of Mount Baker's 21 second-half points but a five-point second quarter put the Mounties in a double-digit hole they couldn't climb out of despite outscoring the Golden Eagles in the fourth quarter.
Lummi Nation had its Tuesday game against Chief Kitsap Academy canceled. The Blackhawks now are off until they host Cedar Park Christian (Lynnwood) on Thursday, Jan. 13, in the first game of a girls-boys doubleheader.
Meridian is at Burlington-Edison on Thursday in a contest between two teams looking to bounce back from big losses last week. The winner will keep pace with the Northwest Conference leaders as we head down the stretch.
Monday, Jan. 10: Bellingham at Sedro-Woolley, Blaine at Lynden Christian, Ferndale at Meridian, Nooksack Valley at Squalicum
Tuesday, Jan. 11: Oak Harbor at Lynden, Burlington-Edison at Mount Baker
Thursday, Jan. 13: Sedro-Woolley at Blaine, Lakewood at Sehome, Squalicum at Ferndale, Meridian at Burlington-Edison, Cedar Park Christian (Lynnwood) at Lummi Nation
Friday, Jan. 14: Mount Baker at Bellingham, Lynden at Anacortes, Lynden Christian at Sehome, Oak Harbor at Nooksack Valley
NORTHWEST CONFERENCE
League Overall
W L W L
Lynden 7 0 7 2
Nooksack Valley 6 0 8 2
Lynden Christian 6 1 8 4
Burlington-Edison 4 1 7 1
Meridian 5 2 8 3
Ferndale 4 2 5 3
Mount Vernon 4 3 5 5
Squalicum 4 3 4 3
Bellingham 2 4 3 6
Lakewood 2 4 3 4
Sehome 2 4 2 6
Anacortes 1 5 2 7
Blaine 1 5 2 5
Oak Harbor 1 5 4 5
Sedro-Woolley 0 4 2 7
Mount Baker 0 6 2 7
NORTHWEST 1B LEAGUE
Grace Academy 2 0 4 0
Lummi Nation 2 1 3 3
Shoreline Christian 2 1 4 3
Cedar Park Christian (Lynnwood) 0 1 0 4
Lopez Island 0 2 0 2
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Maltese Traffic Updates - Free App
Since Friday 25th September 2015, our app "Maltese Traffic" has been made free. This has been possible through the help of Transport Malta who is now financing the app. This will lead to greater and more precise news because of a number of points. Here are a few:
The app uses information gathered by the very people who are using the app. The app gives access to report traffic in a few simple steps. Users can choose from three different traffic types (Moderate, Heavy, and Standstill), they can choose to upload a snapshot of the traffic, an optional brief description can be filled out, and the app will automatically take the user's current location. Once the user submits the traffic, a pin will be available for everyone to view on the map of Malta. Therefore, since the app is now free, more users will be using the app and more pins will be uploaded, making it more rich with information.
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Since we will now be working with Transport Malta, we can get more accurate information on any road closures that will affect the Maltese roads. These closures can include road works, feasts, and more.
With the help of Transport Malta, Vioside can bring new updates and features to the app that will help Maltese drivers prevent traffic. Some of these upcoming features will include proximity alerts, were the app notifies you of any oncoming traffic, more cameras around Malta that can be found on our website.
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Ofgem has rejected a call from UK Power Reserve to change balancing services rules.
The peaking plant firm, now owned by Sembcorp, wanted to stop larger generators in the Balancing Mechanism from getting paid multiple availability payments for different services with the same asset.
For example, being paid to be available to provide Black Start, a grid reboot service that is currently the preserve of large generators, as well as short-term operating reserve (STOR), where National Grid pays for increased generation or demand reduction when demand is higher than expected or when a power station or interconnector trips.
UKPR argued this creates a market distortion, because large generators with multiple contracts can bid lower for other services, while driving up costs for consumers, because generators are effectively being paid twice to be available to provide a service if needed.
It proposed capping the revenues for such assets at the level of the highest service they are available to provide – e.g. a generator with a £100,000 availability payment for Black Start and £130,000 in STOR availability payments would only receive £130,000 with the rest 'netted off'.
UKPR proposed putting that solution into immediate effect. An alternative proposal was that the changes could be implemented once existing contracts have run their course.
However, the Connection and Use of System Code (CUSC) panel, a body of power industry professionals that run the rule over any proposed changes, thought neither proposal was better than the current set up.
Ofgem agreed. It said adopting the proposed changes could drive up costs, as generator bidding strategies may change to target only the highest value services. If generators stopped bidding for some services, it could potentially make it harder for National Grid to procure its minimum requirements, the regulator argued. It added that it could stifle competition and reduce investment in flexible technologies that rely on the ability to stack multiple revenue streams.
National Grid is working on plans to bring distributed energy into Black Start as well as bring more distributed generation into the Balancing Mechanism.


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'There was no plan': Private health care workers shortchanged by vaccine distribution – NBC News
A San Diego anesthesiologist whose job puts her at high risk of catching Covid-19 says the difference between herself and a hospital administrator is this — the administrator probably got the coronavirus vaccine before she did.
Dr. Jessica Hollingsworth contends the wording of the federal and state guidelines for distributing the vaccine has enabled big hospital chains to inoculate their employees "regardless of role" while private or contracted health care workers like herself who work with coronavirus patients are stuck at the back of the vaccination line.
Specifically, Hollingsworth cited the guideline which states that if the vaccine is scarce, which has been the case ever since the rollout began last month, then health departments can reallocate the shots based on "type of facility" — as well as the role the recipient plays in the pandemic fight.
"In San Diego, vaccine has been given to IT workers, billing administration, tele-workers, PR staff, engineering department, etc. that are affiliated with a hospital conglomerate but do not have and never will have responsibilities that involve direct patient care contact with COVID+ or otherwise ill patients," Hollingsworth said in a letter she sent on New Year's Eve to the California Department of Public Health that she shared with NBC News.
Asked if she got a response from the California Department of Public Health, Hollingsworth said, "I got an automated response that they're on vacation until Jan. 4. Who takes a vacation during a pandemic?"
What's happening to independent doctors in Southern California appears to also be happening in other parts of the country. And they have plenty of reason to worry.
Nearly 344,000 health care workers have come down with Covid-19 infections since the start of the pandemic and 1,177 have died, according to the latest Centers for Disease Control and Prevention figures.
In response to an inquiry from NBC News about whether the current guidelines exclude private health care workers, California Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly said the agency has "further clarified guidelines that expand the availability of vaccines to a larger group of health care workers."
"California has vaccinated more people that any other state in the country, and has done it with a focus on health equity and serving vulnerable and high risk populations," he said in his statement. "We are working with county public health authorities to determine how the state can support accelerated vaccination administration."
Meanwhile, San Diego County's website said it is following federal and state guidelines and "also working with the community to make sure the vaccine is distributed equitably."
Hollingsworth is not directly affiliated with a specific San Diego hospital, she is independently contracted to work at various private surgery centers in the county where doctors with hospital affiliations often perform operations. She said she lucked out and got the shot last month while attending a vaccination clinic sponsored by Sharp HealthCare, which operates the big hospitals in San Diego.
"They said they would give it to me because I help support surgeons affiliated with Sharp," she said. "But other anesthesiologists got denied the same day."
One of them was a San Diego physician who said his second attempt to get a shot after Christmas was also denied, even though he had once been affiliated with Sharp HealthCare and continues to work with surgeons who are on staff.
"I spoke with a very nice executive who was very pleasant but who said, 'So very sorry, we're only doing it for Sharp employees'," the physician said, asking not to be identified so as not to jeopardize his chances of eventually getting a vaccine. "I said I understand you're doing your staff people, but not all of them are doctors."
Sharp HealthCare spokesman John Cihomsky said they only get a limited amount of Covid-19 vaccines and under the current guidelines, "we are allowed to vaccinate all our employees."
As for the doctors left out in the cold, he said, "If they are not affiliated with SharpCare, we can't vaccinate them."
In Ohio, Cincinnati-based pediatrician Dr. Alyssa Piljan-Gentle has launched a petition to convince the state government to "vaccinate all health care workers, especially if they are not associated with a hospital system."
"These independent offices are being ignored and left to fend for themselves, despite taking in a large portion of the COVID care during this pandemic," her petition states. "There was no plan for these providers."
While some states have opened vaccination sites where any health care worker who deals directly with Covid-19 patients "can schedule themselves to be vaccinated without a prior invitation," in Ohio nonaffiliated workers "have been told to wait until pharmacies receive the vaccine, despite their evident and continued exposure risk," the petition states.
Piljan-Gentle, whose practice is affiliated with the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, said she has no idea when or where she'll get vaccinated.
"We have a very good relationship with Cincinnati Children's Hospital, but they did not get many doses," she said.
Based on conversations she's had via various doctors' social media groups across the country, "what I'm seeing is the distribution of the vaccine and who is getting the vaccine first is variable by state," Piljan-Gentle said.
"For example, my brother-in-law in Texas works at UT Health Austin as an IT person and he got the vaccine on the first day, the rationale being that he sometimes goes into areas where they treat Covid patients," she said.
Piljan-Gentle said that while she doesn't begrudge her brother-in-law or anybody else getting the vaccine, the first doses should go to the people who are most at risk.
"When I am examining my patients, I'm right in their face and when they cough I'm directly exposed to their germs," she said. "I wear a mask and shield, of course. But I'm still more at risk than many hospital workers who have already got the vaccine."
In Vermont, Dr. Mario Estrin Trabulsy and other community health providers not affiliated with the state's major hospital systems started getting Covid-19 vaccines in recent days. But that happened, she said, only after they "raised a stink" about what the University of Vermont Medical Center, which dominates health care in the state, was doing.
"The state gave them the vaccine and told them they were responsible for vaccinating their staff, as well as the health care providers in the community," said Trabulsy, a former emergency care doctor who now treats students at the University of Vermont. "I realized they were hogging the vaccine after I learned by my son's 20-something girlfriend, who works in a call center and is in good health, had gotten the vaccine the first week it came out."
"I was like, you've got to be kidding me," she said. "Here I am, a 55-year-old breast cancer survivor working every day with college students and they were telling me we'd have to wait several more weeks to get a vaccine."
Last week, Vermont Gov. Phil Scott said he was "made aware" of the situation and that they were taking steps to ensure that front-line workers got the shots rather than management and other "back of the house" employees.
"That's not what we had in mind," he said.
As of Monday, UVM had vaccinated 4,347 employees and 1,931 community health care workers. In addition, 13 have received their second dose, with more expected Tuesday.
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import org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanFactoryUtils;
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Irina noticed that someone rubbed my back right bumper and brought it to my attention so Turo could remedy the situation. Her honesty was very much appreciated. Would rent to Irina again.


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Game of Thrones Winter is Coming is an exciting mmo game. It can be played on CrazyGames.com, free of charge. You will find Game of Thrones Winter is Coming unblocked. This game has received 47,414 plays and has received a rating of 8.0 / 10 with 233 votes. The game was created by YOOZOO Games. The game is built with WebGL to work fast in modern browsers. One of the many nice things about playing Game of Thrones Winter is Coming on CrazyGames is that you can play it in full-screen mode. Did you like playing this game? Then also play our other mmo games or Goodgame Big Farm and Wars of Worlds.
Game of Thrones Winter is Coming is the official browser game of one of the most popular TV shows ever created. In this fantastic MMO strategy game, you are a lord of your castle, and you must do what you can to build a powerful kingdom to try and challenge for the Iron Throne!
You must manage your resources and also recruit legendary characters to fight for you. The graphics are fantastic, and the MMO gameplay keeps you entertained all day long. Can you make a name for yourself in Westeros?
Game of Thrones Winter is Coming was developed by YOOZOO Games.
MMO game that is based on the Game of Thrones and set in the beautiful land of Westeros
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Based in Bangkok, R&T Asia (Thailand) is a well-regarded full service firm, providing local and international clients with advice of the highest quality, right across the commercial spectrum.
With a team of nearly 40 lawyers, we are poised to combine breadth and depth of knowledge that will enable us to continue expanding our already impressive client base.
Our experience covers a very wide range of Thai law matters, including representing clients in civil, criminal or administrative proceedings, in international and domestic arbitration, and in government investigations and compliance proceedings.
We are also highly rated for our expertise in structuring foreign investment approvals, and in general corporate commercial matters for foreign investors in Thailand.
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Q: Terraform - Manage destroy of everything except the S3 bucket We create all our AWS resources using Terraform and we are having issues with our S3 bucket.
We are in a development environnement so sometimes we wants to destroy everything and recreate everything except the S3 Bucket.
We tried to implement the following attribute for our S3 Bucket :
resource "aws_s3_bucket" "bucket" {
  bucket = "${var.name}-${var.environment}-data"

  lifecycle {
    prevent_destroy = true
  }
}

It seems like the prevent_destroy attribute is not working as we thought it would work. Instead of skipping the deletion of the bucket and terminate the terraform destroy with a success state, it fails instead (as if this attribute tells terraform to fail on purpose).
I've found out similar conclusions already on stackoverflow but what would be the best way to avoid that issue and also the way that would be the best practice please ?
We use also github actions so we have thought of using it to create the bucket but if there's a solution using terraform, it will be easier for us (as there are other resources that are linked to the bucket id).
Thanks in advance !

A: prevent_destroy is used as a safety measure to ensure that the deletion of the resource does not occur. It is expected that it errors out. From the docs:

This meta-argument, when set to true, will cause Terraform to reject with an error any plan that would destroy the infrastructure object associated with the resource

so you shouldn't be using this meta-argument for your purposes.
Instead, if you want to delete everything except the bucket, you will need to remove the bucket from the terraform state before running the destroy operation, e.g.:
terraform state rm aws_s3_bucket.bucket
terraform destroy

for your next deployment, you will then need to import the bucket back into the terraform state before running the apply:
terraform import aws_s3_bucket.bucket bucket-name
terraform apply


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