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Q: A simple proof covariance of Maxwell equations I read that Maxwell equations are covariant under Lorentz transformations, but I can't find a proof. Or at least a proof understandable by someone that doesn't know higher mathematics (please don't start writing hieroglyphics in tensor notation because I can't understand them: and note that because of that request this question is not a duplicate). I tried to do simple calculus finding what follow. Let's consider the two standard systems $S$ and $S'$ (in motion towards positive $x$) we use in relativity. Let's suppose in $S'$ Maxwell equations work:
\begin{equation}
\left\{
\begin{array}{l}
\displaystyle{
\nabla' \cdot \mathbf{E}' = \frac{\rho'}{\varepsilon_0}}\\
\displaystyle{
\nabla' \cdot \mathbf{B}' = 0 }\\
\displaystyle{
\nabla' \times \mathbf{E}' = -\frac{\partial \mathbf{B}'}{\partial t'} }\\
\displaystyle{
\nabla' \times \mathbf{B}' = \mu_0 \mathbf{J}' + \varepsilon_0 \mu_0 \frac{\partial \mathbf{E}'}{\partial t'}}
\end{array}
\right.
\end{equation}
Then I expect that doing substitutions
\begin{equation}
\mathbf{E}' = (E_x , \gamma (E_y - v B_z) , \gamma (E_z + v B_y)
\end{equation}
\begin{equation}
\mathbf{B}' = \left(B_x , \gamma \left(B_y + \frac{v}{c^2} E_z \right) , \gamma \left(B_z - \frac{v}{c^2} E_y \right) \right)
\end{equation}
\begin{equation}
\rho'=\left(1-\frac{u_x v}{c^2} \right) \gamma \rho
\end{equation}
\begin{equation}
\frac{\partial}{\partial x'} = \gamma \left( \frac{\partial}{\partial x } + \frac{v}{c^2} \frac{\partial}{\partial t } \right)
\end{equation}
\begin{equation}
\frac{\partial}{\partial y'} = \frac{\partial}{\partial y}
\end{equation}
\begin{equation}
\frac{\partial}{\partial z'} = \frac{\partial}{\partial z}
\end{equation}
\begin{equation}
\frac{\partial}{\partial t'} = \gamma \left( \frac{\partial}{\partial t } + v \frac{\partial}{\partial x } \right)
\end{equation}
\begin{equation}
u_x' = \frac{u_x - v}{1-\frac{u_x v}{c^2}}
\end{equation}
\begin{equation}
u_y' = \frac{u_y}{\gamma \left( 1-\frac{u_x v}{c^2} \right)}
\end{equation}
\begin{equation}
u_z' = \frac{u_z}{\gamma \left( 1-\frac{u_x v}{c^2} \right)}
\end{equation}
I should obtain
\begin{equation}
\left\{
\begin{array}{l}
\displaystyle{
\nabla \cdot \mathbf{E} = \frac{\rho}{\varepsilon_0}}\\
\displaystyle{
\nabla \cdot \mathbf{B} = 0 }\\
\displaystyle{
\nabla \times \mathbf{E} = -\frac{\partial \mathbf{B}}{\partial t} }\\
\displaystyle{
\nabla \times \mathbf{B} = \mu_0 \mathbf{J} + \varepsilon_0 \mu_0 \frac{\partial \mathbf{E}}{\partial t}}
\end{array}
\right.
\end{equation}
But if you do that you will see that this works only for transverse component ($y$ and $z$) of vector equations (3rd and 4th, the ones with curl). Let's focus, for example, on the simpler Maxwell equation, the 2nd one, that in $S
'$ is: $\nabla
' \cdot
\mathbf
{B}' = 0$. Doing substitutions this transforms in $\nabla
\cdot
\mathbf
{B} = 0 $ only if the $x$
component of $ \nabla
\times \mathbf
{E} + \frac
{\partial \mathbf
{B}}{\partial t} $ is zero. At first glance you could say "where is the problem? This works, because of 3rd Maxwell equations". The problem is that this is not primed! My starting hypothesis where the primed Maxwell equations: the not primed Maxwell equations are what I'm trying to proof. If in some way you can proof that the longitudinal component of primed 3rd Maxwell equation transform correctly in not primed one, then the proof would work, but if you try to transform $\nabla
' \times \mathbf
{E}
' = -\frac
{\partial \mathbf
{B}
'}
{\partial t
'} $ you will find $\nabla
\times \mathbf
{E} = -\frac
{\partial \mathbf
{B}}{\partial t} $ only if you suppose $\nabla
\cdot
\mathbf
{B}=0$. In other words

*

*primed 2nd equation became not primed 2nd equation only if longitudinal component of not primed 3rd equation works

*longitudinal component of primed 3rd equation became longitudinal component of not primed 3rd equation only if not primed 2nd equation works

This impasse is frustrating. Doing calculus you can see that things go in a similarly whit the other two equations

*

*primed 1st equation became not primed 1st equation only if longitudinal component of not primed 4th equation works

*longitudinal component of primed 4th equation became longitudinal component of not primed 4th equation only if 1st equation works

Even more compactly I can write (here numbers refers to Maxwell equations in the order I used above)

*

*$2'$ to $2$ if $3x$

*$3x'$ to $3x$ if $2$

*$1'$ to $1$ if $4x$

*$4x'$ to $4x$ if $1$
In this way you can see at glance that we are in a no exit street! I could add

*

*$3y'$ to $3y$ with no problems

*$3z'$ to $3z$ with no problems

*$4y'$ to $4y$ with no problems

*$4z'$ to $4z$ with no problems

Maybe I wouldn't have problems using potential formulation of Maxwell equations? (it doesn't look a prohibitive difficulty, like tensor approach, but I didn't try this way) Anyway reading Resnick "Introduzione alla relatività ristretta" make me think that field formulation should be good for this proof, but he does calculus explicitly only for the $y$ component of $\nabla \times \mathbf{E} = -\frac{\partial \mathbf{B}}{\partial t}$, which is one of the special cases in which this proof works! I can't believe that to prove the invariance we need a change in formalism, surely it is possible reach the goal with some cunning trickery I can't see. But which one?

A: It seems that you've actually proven invariance:  Given that the full set of Maxwell's equations are true in one frame, they're true in another frame.
But you don't like that, because you want somehow to do that independently for one of the equations at a time.  That's not possible, because it's only the set of Maxwell's equations that together have the invariance property.  That's the Really Deep Point of all this:  Coulomb's law, or Faraday's law or any other part by itself is a frame-dependent thing.  Only with Maxwell's unification (including the displacement term) do you get a unified, invariant set.  And that invariance requires special relativity, not Newtonian relativity.

A: I found a way to solve the problem: let's start by writing explicitly the 8 equations
 \begin{equation} \left\{ \begin{array}{l} \displaystyle{(a) \qquad \frac{\partial E'_x}{\partial x'} + \frac{\partial E'_y}{\partial y'} + \frac{\partial E'_z}{\partial z'} = \frac{\rho'}{\epsilon_0} }\\ \displaystyle{(b) \qquad \frac{\partial B'_x}{\partial x'} + \frac{\partial B'_y}{\partial y'} + \frac{\partial B'_z}{\partial z'} = 0 \qquad }\\ \displaystyle{(c) \qquad \frac{\partial E'_z}{\partial y'} - \frac{\partial E'_y}{\partial z'} = - \frac{\partial B'_x}{\partial t'} }\\ \displaystyle{(d) \qquad \frac{\partial E'_x}{\partial z'} - \frac{\partial E'_z}{\partial x'} = - \frac{\partial B'_y}{\partial t'} }\\ \displaystyle{(e) \qquad \frac{\partial E'_y}{\partial x'} - \frac{\partial E'_x}{\partial y'} = - \frac{\partial B'_z}{\partial t'} }\\ \displaystyle{(f) \qquad \frac{\partial B'_z}{\partial y'} - \frac{\partial B'_y}{\partial z'} = \mu_0 j'_x + \epsilon_0 \mu_0 \frac{\partial E'_x}{\partial t'} }\\ \displaystyle{(g) \qquad \frac{\partial B'_x}{\partial z'} - \frac{\partial B'_z}{\partial x'} = \mu_0 j'_y + \epsilon_0 \mu_0 \frac{\partial E'_y}{\partial t'} }\\ \displaystyle{(h) \qquad \frac{\partial B'_y}{\partial x'} - \frac{\partial B'_x}{\partial y'} = \mu_0 j'_z + \epsilon_0 \mu_0 \frac{\partial E'_z}{\partial t'} } \end{array} \right. \end{equation}
Doing the substitutions of the answer we can rearrange in this way (I write $[\mathbf{A}]_x$ for $A_x$)
\begin{equation} \left\{ \begin{array}{l} \displaystyle{(a) \qquad \nabla \cdot \mathbf{E} - \frac{\rho}{\epsilon_0} = v \left[ \nabla \times \mathbf{B} - \mu_0 \mathbf{j} - \epsilon_0 \mu_0 \frac{\partial \mathbf{E}}{\partial t} \right]_x}\\ \displaystyle{(b) \qquad \nabla \cdot \mathbf{B} = - \frac{v}{c^2} \left[ \nabla \times \mathbf{E} + \frac{\partial \mathbf{B}}{\partial t} \right]_x }\\ \displaystyle{(c) \qquad \left[ \nabla \times \mathbf{E} + \frac{\partial \mathbf{B}}{\partial t} \right]_x = - v \nabla \cdot \mathbf{B} }\\ \displaystyle{(d) \qquad \frac{\partial E_x}{\partial z} - \frac{\partial E_z}{\partial x} = - \frac{\partial B_y}{\partial t} }\\ \displaystyle{(e) \qquad \frac{\partial E_y}{\partial x} - \frac{\partial E_x}{\partial y} = - \frac{\partial B_z}{\partial t} }\\ \displaystyle{(f) \qquad \left[ \nabla \times \mathbf{B} - \mu_0 \mathbf{j} - \epsilon_0 \mu_0 \frac{\partial \mathbf{E}}{\partial t} \right]_x = \frac{v}{c^2} \left( \nabla \cdot \mathbf{E} - \frac{\rho}{\epsilon_0} \right) }\\ \displaystyle{(g) \qquad \frac{\partial B_x}{\partial z} - \frac{\partial B_z}{\partial x} = \mu_0 j_y + \epsilon_0 \mu_0 \frac{\partial E_y}{\partial t} }\\ \displaystyle{(h) \qquad \frac{\partial B_y}{\partial x} - \frac{\partial B_x}{\partial y} = \mu_0 j_z + \epsilon_0 \mu_0 \frac{\partial E_z}{\partial t} } \end{array} \right. \end{equation}
We see that (d), (e), (g) and (h) transform in not primed equation automatically (that's why in the answer I wrote that $3y'$, $3z'$, $4y'$ and $4z'$ transform in $3y$, $3z$, $4y$ and $4z$ with no problems), while I arranged other four equations in a convenient way: the problem was to proof the invariance of these ones. But after having written the system in the way above, the proof is simple:

*

*multiplying (c) by $-\frac{v}{c^2}$ and summing to (b) we get $\nabla \cdot \mathbf{B} = 0$ (i.e. not primed (b) of the first system), which with (b) gives $\frac{\partial E_z}{\partial y} - \frac{\partial E_y}{\partial z} = - \frac{\partial B_x}{\partial t} $ (i.e. not primed (c) of the first system)

*multiplying (f) by $v$ and summing to (a) we get $\nabla \cdot \mathbf{E} = \frac{\rho}{\varepsilon_0}$ (i.e. not primed (a) of the first system), which with (a) gives $ \frac{\partial B_z}{\partial y} - \frac{\partial B_y}{\partial z} = \mu_0 j_x + \epsilon_0 \mu_0 \frac{\partial E_x}{\partial t} $ (i.e. not primed (f) of the first system)
The proof is ended. If I had found this proof in an electrodynamics book I would have saved a lot of time. I'm sorry this interesting proof is not in literature (not everyone can handle tensors). The Resnick book shows how to transform (d) but it is only the simplest case.

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Through this blog I've been lucky enough to meet a lot of people that have given me a lot of insight to many of the questions I ask in my writings. When I first started this blog I made a promise to myself to learn more about Kiribati which means I have read lots of articles, met lots of wonderful people and discovered new organisations. There are a lot of smart, passionate people out there contributing significantly to Kiribati and the rest of the Pacific Islands and I find this very inspiring!
So this post is dedicated to the many people that contribute to the islands. Either on Kiribati or abroad, their work is dedicated, educational and a real bonus to Kiribati. Although there is no way at all for me to list the amount of people and organisations have Kiribati' best interests at heart, here are a few that I think are absolutely fab.
The Pheonix Islands are one of the three clusters of islands that make up the nation of Kiribati (the other two being the Gilbert Islands and Ellice Islands). US marine scientist Greg Stone played a key role in making the Pheonix Islands a protected area, the second largest in the world. This is protecting the reef, the atolls and sea life in the area and is contributing significantly to maintaining one of the most beautiful oceanic areas in the world.
Or watch Greg Stone speak about the project here.
However you feel towards Kiribati' president – Anote Tong – you have to admit that his government have done a lot of campaigning for the future of Kiribati in regards to rising sea waters and climate change. A great government initiative is the Kiribati Adaptation Project which works with leading international scientists and engineers to try and find solutions to the lack of fresh water and rising water levels. I met the project manager for this initiative when I was there in December and although Kiribati has a tendancy to be quite slack and lazy, the people working for this are well educated and are determined to contribute to the country's future.
Although a much smaller organisation then the above but well worth the mention. This group work very hard in maintaining the Kiribati culture for those that live in Melbourne. They are constantly organising parties – let's face it, the Kiribati people love any excuse for a botaki!! – and these parties are usually fundraising for groups or societies in need over in Kiribati. Their last event raised almost $3000 for the Tarawa Hospital. They also provide a Kiribati family for those missing the islands, organise dancing groups and support other organisations contributing to Kiribati. Thanks guys!
Call me a little biased but this is a little shout out to my Dad. My Mum and Dad have been married for 30 years and they met on Tarawa when Dad was commissioned to start the Kiribati Police Band in 1979. Although living in Australia, Dad has always provided the Police and KPG bands with music and support; he writes out the national anthem, hymns and marches for all their official events and always pops in whenever he is on the island. Just this year, Dad has organised for the Police band to gain more instruments.
Its people and groups like this that help keep Kiribati running. Kiribati is a tiny and poor nation and every little bit of help they receive is priceless.
So after my list, I'd like to hear yours. I'd love to hear more about all the different groups and individuals that give their time to preserve Kiribati' beauty and culture.
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Great list Ta and I love the last snap!
Great photos and sentiment! I too especially love the one of your dad. He sounds an amazing man 🙂 I lived on South Tarawa for five years (between 1991 and 1996) with my husband, daughter and son – in fact, my son was born at Nawerewere hospital. My husband taught at KGV and I did various jobs, including working at Tarawa Teachers College. We loved living on Tarawa and were very sad to leave because the place had become our home. I feel very privileged to have lived in one of the safest countries in the world and one of the loveliest, and to have met so many very honest, kind and friendly people. I'm hoping to give a little something back in the shape of the book I am writing, a crime novel is set on South Tarawa, and which I hope shows Tarawa and the Republic of Kiribati to be a very unique and special place! The book (called Food of Ghosts) is due out later in the year. I don't know if I will succeed in doing this, but I'm going to try! Thanks again!
Wonderful yet again Marita. Is that you with your dad?
Marianne, I'm looking forward to getting my hands on your book when you're done.
Photo's of the bridge are taken at the bridge in Buota heading onto over to the North Tarawa side. The bridge had a major upgrade 3 years ago.
And the second picture is my Dad playing for my Mum's youngest sister – Bebe – who is only 5 years older than me! This would have been just after Mum and Dad got married in 1982.
Dear Marita – shout out to YOU & YOUR MUM. Adding to your list, for the experience you freely share here in blogging.
Now I'll be biased, my mother Tongafiti and father Norman Cross, have spent 70% of their lives up there in Kiribati. Their five adult children (myself being the oldest at 46 yrs) have migrated to Melbourne. They have buried two son's, one who drowned in Tuvalu in 1973 and another who passed away in his mother's arms in 1994. They have 12 grandchildren living in Melboourne. They could easily take the high life and gone anywhere in Australia to live – ordering us kids around. But they choose to stay in Tarawa.
My father stays there to be with his sweetheart. Yes, he would love to nick down to a supermarket chain to get fresh cheese, milk, butter, fresh vegies and fruit – all for the price of one big pumpkin and a cabbage in Kiribati. However being able to teach men how to build sound structures, houses and seawalls, is worth the sacrifice of living off fish and rice. He is the 2nd non-Kiribati to get their Order of Merit (OMK) at Independence, just before he retired in 2007. Now he spends his time skyping from his hammock on their verandah in Urano. The OMK has disappeared, because it has been misplaced, but his advice to young builders, is still freely given.
Mum reckon's the Government was being nice when they gave dad the medal, "they meant it for me", reminding him if it wasn't for her, "he would be another useless man stuck in Australia". Now this might sound racist and demeaning, but this is why my mum should also be on your list. She is upfront and vocal. "Too straight forward" – "tia mwamwa irouna!" many have said. But more than most, even men, come to mum to present a case and ask her to accompany them to stand for their issues. Most seek support for their issues on domestic, religious, political and social standings.
The international arena is filled to the brim with people hypocritically saying they want to help the 'developing nations' and proceed to drive through another takeaway chain, yearning for a better model vehicle or the latest fashion trend. My parents have turned their backs on that, opening their home in Tarawa for anybody, and we mean anybody, to ask for help. Dad has sustained my mum in giving everything they have in 'bubuti'. There is no pension for my mum, as she has never 'worked'. But ask anybody in all the islands and they validate "she works too hard".
More names for your list and if you want details I can offer, but thought it might be just as good for you to 'put it out there' too. Have other's sing praises for these incredible people.
That's just a few names.
Really enjoy reading your blogs. Please don't stop.


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The GetRecordCount() function seems really great but it does not work correctly. I have read that this is the way it is. One would assume that once you set a filter and then close and reopen the database with the same filter it would apply but it does not you have to issue commands to travel through the database so that one might as well as override this function with your own code that loops through the entire dataset counting the records that meet your criteria.Has anyone perhaps solved this getrecordcount() problem?
updated when you call MoveLast. To count the records yourself, call MoveNext repeatedly until IsEOF returns nonzero. Adding a record via CRecordset:AddNew and Update increases the count; deleting a record via CRecordset::Delete decreases the count."You open the databae set a filter and cannot query the database using GetRecordCount(). You have to move beyond the last record for some reason.


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Q: Use of '{}' as end iterator in std::vector constructor A way for reading a file and put it as a byte array into a vector would be:
std::ifstream input(filePath, std::ios::binary);
std::vector<unsigned char> barray(std::istreambuf_iterator<char>(input), {});

As far as I understand, the constructor used for std::vector in the above code snippet is
template< class InputIt >
vector( InputIt first, InputIt last,
        const Allocator& alloc = Allocator() );

Thus, the {} corresponds to last.
What is exactly {}? Is it acting like a null/empty iterator?

A:
Thus, the {} corresponds to last.
  What is exactly {}? Is it acting like a null/empty iterator?

It's a default constructed object of type std::istreambuf_iterator<char>.
std::vector<unsigned char> barray(std::istreambuf_iterator<char>(input), {});

is the same as
std::vector<unsigned char> barray{std::istreambuf_iterator<char>{input},
                                  std::istreambuf_iterator<char>{}};


Hi, friends and hello, August.
I've been thinking a lot about the concept of abundance, the natural flow of resources, and where I am and how I'm doing within that natural flow.
And, simultaneously, this is most definitely a time of particular kinds of earthly abundance.
I suddenly felt inspired to share here. I think I'd like to start writing more again, and I miss sharing photos and hearing from the kindred folks who read here. Tell me something! 🙂 What's inspiring you right now? What do you love about this time right now? I'd love to hear from you.
Roadside blackberries are just starting to really ripen up here.
Today I made blackberry chia jam and blackberry corn muffins. The two together make a great pair.
There is an abundance of so much, if we take the time to see it and receive it.
I hope you are still selling items (occasionally) through Etsy—I'll take a gander there to look.
Always love reading your posts Abby! They bring some kind of peace to busy days and make me appreciate small things more.
Thanks Eva! I love knowing that I might bring some peace and appreciation to someone's day.
I can totally relate to the spontaneity that summer brings. Summertime makes it so easy to want to be outside and move my body. Your forest and lake trips sound so nice.
Hi Sherrie, glad to hear that! Enjoy those berries while they're here.
Inspired by the soap I made from your recipe and the fact that it actually was soap when I went to use it. I thought it would fail because in my mind soap making is such a huge undertaking and unobtainable. Thank you for that and now I'll always make my own!
What a great feeling, isn't it? I once thought that soap making must be a huge, difficult undertaking as well. Such a life-long useful skill to now have.
Your entries always calm me and bring peace… not to mention, a creative urge as well. The content and photos remind me of the welcome sign you see driving into Maine, "Maine, the way life should be." ❤ I do hope you keep blogging and making!


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What You'll Do When I'm Gone
"What You'll Do When I'm Gone"
Single by Waylon Jennings
from the album Will the Wolf Survive
"That Dog Won't Hunt"
Larry Butler
Jimmy Bowen, Waylon Jennings
Waylon Jennings singles chronology
"Even Cowgirls Get the Blues"
(1986) "What You'll Do When I'm Gone"
(1986) "Rose in Paradise"
"What You'll Do When I'm Gone" is a song written by Larry Butler, and recorded by American country music artist Waylon Jennings. It was released in September 1986 as the third single from the album Will the Wolf Survive. The song reached number 8 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart.[1]
Chart performance[edit]
US Hot Country Songs (Billboard)[2] 8
Canadian RPM Country Tracks 16
^ Whitburn, Joel (2004). The Billboard Book Of Top 40 Country Hits: 1944-2006, Second edition. Record Research. p. 176.
^ "Waylon Jennings Chart History (Hot Country Songs)". Billboard.
Waylon at JD's
Folk-Country
Leavin' Town
Waylon Sings Ol' Harlan
Love of the Common People
Hangin' On
Only the Greatest
Just to Satisfy You
Singer of Sad Songs
The Taker/Tulsa
Cedartown, Georgia
Ladies Love Outlaws
Lonesome, On'ry and Mean
This Time
The Ramblin' Man
Dreaming My Dreams
Are You Ready for the Country
Ol' Waylon
I've Always Been Crazy
It's Only Rock + Roll
Waylon and Company
Never Could Toe the Mark
Sweet Mother Texas
Will the Wolf Survive
Hangin' Tough
A Man Called Hoss
Too Dumb for New York City, Too Ugly for L.A.
Ol' Waylon Sings Ol' Hank
Cowboys, Sisters, Rascals & Dirt
Waymore's Blues (Part II)
Right for the Time
Closing In on the Fire
Waylon Forever
Goin' Down Rockin': The Last Recordings
Waylon Live
Never Say Die: Live
Live from Austin, TX
Never Say Die: The Final Concert
Notable singles
"The Chokin' Kind"
"Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line"
"The Days of Sand and Shovels"
"Brown Eyed Handsome Man"
"Under Your Spell Again" with Jessi Colter
"Good Hearted Woman"
"Sweet Dream Woman"
"We Had It All"
"You Ask Me To"
"This Time"
"I'm a Ramblin' Man"
"Rainy Day Woman"
"Dreaming My Dreams with You"
"Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way"
"Bob Wills Is Still the King"
"Can't You See"
"Are You Ready for the Country"
"Luckenbach, Texas (Back to the Basics of Love)"
"I've Always Been Crazy"
"Don't You Think This Outlaw Bit's Done Got Out of Hand"
"Amanda"
"Come With Me"
"I Ain't Living Long Like This"
"Clyde"
"Good Ol' Boys"
"Shine"
"Just to Satisfy You" with Willie Nelson
"Women Do Know How to Carry On"
"Lucille (You Won't Do Your Daddy's Will)"
"Hold On, I'm Comin'" with Jerry Reed
"The Conversation" with Hank Williams Jr.
"I May Be Used (But Baby I Ain't Used Up)"
"Never Could Toe the Mark"
"America"
"Waltz Me to Heaven"
"Drinkin' and Dreamin'"
"Working Without a Net"
"Will the Wolf Survive"
"Rose in Paradise"
"Fallin' Out"
"My Rough and Rowdy Days"
"If Ole Hank Could Only See Us Now"
"How Much Is It Worth to Live in L.A."
"Which Way Do I Go (Now That I'm Gone)"
"Wrong"
"Where Corn Don't Grow"
"The Eagle"
Albums: Waylon & Willie
Take It to the Limit
Clean Shirt
Singles: "The Wurlitzer Prize (I Don't Want to Get Over You)"
"Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys"
"(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay"
"Take It to the Limit"
Other collaborations
Country-Folk with The Kimberlys
Leather and Lace with Jessi Colter
Heroes with Johnny Cash
Old 97's & Waylon Jennings with Old 97's
Collaboration singles
"MacArthur Park" with The Kimberlys
"Suspicious Minds" with Jessi Colter
"Suspicious Minds" with Jessi Colter (Re-release from Wanted! The Outlaws)
"There Ain't No Good Chain Gang" with Johnny Cash
"The Wild Side of Life/It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels" with Jessi Colter
"Leave Them Boys Alone" with Hank Williams Jr. and Ernest Tubb
"Somewhere Between Ragged and Right" with John Anderson
The Best of Waylon Jennings
Heartaches by the Number
Waylon's Greatest Hits, Vol. 2
The Best of Waylon
20th Century Masters – The Millennium Collection: The Best of Waylon Jennings
RCA Country Legends
16 Biggest Hits
The Waylors
Wanted! The Outlaws
"We Are the World"
Waylon Albright "Shooter" Jennings
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8 things to do in Montreal today: Sunday, September 8
DH Montreal Staff
Sep 6 2019, 5:00 am
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This Sunday may not have the reward last week's did in terms of the Monday off-day but there are still plenty of things happening around the city today, September 8, to keep you busy.
7 beautiful orchards around Montreal to go apple picking
Viral tweet compares Montreal roads to 'Mario Kart' course (VIDEO)
Montreal recognized as the 10th most visited city in North America
Tam-Tams
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Tam-Tams returned to the city last month and the iconic party keeps up its weekly trek on Sunday.
Tams, the weekly outdoor party at the base of the mountain, is a perfect summary of Montreal, open to both locals and tourists.
The magical outdoor bash is where Montrealers from far and wide, gather in Parc Mont Royal for an afternoon of food, vendors, fun, music, and maybe even a couple of beers and some smoking (shhh, don't tell anyone).
When: Sunday, September 8
Time: 12 pm until sunset
Where: Sir George-Etienne Cartier Monument
Piknic Electronik
Piknic Electronik returns for its eighteenth edition this weekend.
Piknic is an outdoor electric music dance festival featuring DJs and artists from all over the world. There are obviously good tunes, but there's also good food, good drinks, and plenty of activities to keep you going. 11est of all – the show goes on rain or shine.
This weekend's artists include Ben Klock, CMD, Madam X, Musik Me Luv, Steinjah, Lock0ut, and many more.
Time: 2 pm – 9:30 pm
Where: Parc Jean Drapeau
Tickets: $16, available online
World Press Photo Exposition
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The World Press Photo exhibition started its month-long run in Montreal last week.
The worldwide tour showcases the stories that matter through photography.
The 2019 exhibition features the World Press Photo of the Year, and for the first time, the World Press Photo Story of the Year. The winners were chosen by an independent jury that reviewed more than 78,801 photographs entered by 4,738 photographers from 129 countries.
Time: 10 am – 10 pm
Where: Marché Bonsecours, 325 de la Commune
Price:$14, available and at the door online
HUM(AIN) – We Could Be Human: A Learning Machine
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It seems like Siri has some SIRIous competition as a new art exhibition in Montreal features an AI robot that learns from visitors the more it interacts with them.
As part of musician David Usher's Hum(ai)n exhibition, a digital character named Ophelia will be speaking with humans all summer. This interaction will help to evolve her cognitive state.
When: From now until September 15
Time: 10 am – 8 pm
Where: Phi Centre, 407 Saint-Pierre
Price: $21.97 – $25.50, available online
Gardens of Light
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As it does every fall, the Botanical Garden will shine bright with thousands of lights as the annual Gardens of Light returns to the city this weekend.
Espace pour la vie invites everyone to discover the cultural riches of the three gardens along an illuminated pathway in its flagship autumn event.
The venue is split up into three gardens: The Chinese Garden, the First Nations Garden, and the Japanese Garden.
Time: 9 am – 9 pm (Sunday – Thursday), 9 am – 10 pm (Friday – Sunday)
Where: Botanical Garden, 4101 rue Sherbrooke Est
Price: $8 – $16, available online
Sneak away from the busy city life and head to the country for some zoo fun this weekend.
Parc Safari has over 500 animals, exciting rides, and fun activities to keep you going back all season long.
The park starts off with the "Safari Adventure" where guests can get close to exotic animals like never before. While driving to the main park entrance, the optional adventure path allows for the more docile but equally large animals to check you out in your car.
Oh, how the tables have turned.
Animals on the "Safari Adventure" include buffalo, zebras, llamas, gazelles, ostriches, deer, peacocks, and camels. You're encouraged to feed and pet the animals during the low-speed trek and you'll always want to keep your windshield wipers handy. Your car might get dirty but it's worth it.
It's not often you get to brag about llama saliva on your windshield.
Where: 280 Rang Roxham, Hemmingford
Price: Prices vary depending on age. Tickets available at the entrance or online
Ukrainian Festival
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The 18th annual Ukrainian festival promotes Ukrainian heritage and culture within the Montreal community and strives to increase awareness of the contribution of Ukrainian-Canadians to the society in Quebec.
Visitors who attend the festival have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with Ukrainian traditions of folk crafts, music, dance, art, fashion, and of course, food.
Time: Friday: 7 pm – 2 am, Saturday: 11 am – 10 pm and Sunday: 11 am – 4 pm
Where: Parc Beaubien – Intersection of Rue Beaubien Est and 9e avenue
Thierry Mugler at the MMFA
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The world premiere of the Thierry Mugler: Couturissime exhibition which was christened by Kim Kardashian is at Montreal's Museum of Fine Arts for its final day.
Set against a spectacular backdrop, the exhibition brings together more than 140 garments made between 1973 and 2001, most of which have never been shown before.
Where: Musée des beaux-arts de Montreal, 1380 rue Sherbrooke
Price: $16 – $24, available online


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Egypt: A Need for Reconciliation?
February 02, 2011 · 1:14 PM CST
While rejecting calls for his immediate ouster, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak agreed not to seek reelection in the planned September elections. A new government is all but guaranteed in the region, but will the country's transition to Democracy be peaceful? Columnist for the The New York Times, Nicholas Kristof, reports from Tahrir Square, where he saw aggressive pro-Mubarak demonstrators and says he is concerned that there may be clashes between them and pro-Democracy demonstrators.
Saad Eddin Ibrahim, human rights activist and Wallerstein Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Drew University says that Mubarak is not to be trusted. He has been a major critic of the regime for many years and has seen the effects of a repressive regime first hand.
Guatemala's new president is more of the same, experts say
Analysis: Taiwan's election shows youth resistance to China
GAO report says Trump administration violated the law in withholding aid to Ukraine
Ukraine asks FBI to help probe suspected Russian hack of Burisma
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'Dragon Ball Super' Episode 48 Review: Future Trunks Attacks Present Goku
TAG:Dragon Ball, Dragon ball Super, episode, review, Anime
"Dragon Ball Super" episode 48 aired on Sunday in Japan. This week's installment is entitled "Hope Again!! Trunks Wakes Up in the Present!"
It was previously reported that "Dragon Ball Super" episode 47 marked the beginning of the Future Trunks saga. Black Goku was also introduced as the new villain and he has already killed off Future Bulma and Future Mai.
According to Attack of the Fanboy, "Dragon Ball Super" episode 48 opened with Black Goku and Future Trunks, who powered up to his Super Saiyan form, fighting. As they battled, the new villain revealed that he wants to put an end to the Saiyan race.
The publication noted that Black Goku's threat may be because he is not a real Saiyan. Otherwise, he would not want to destroy his own race. There is also the possibility that he wants to become the only Saiyan in the universe, though.
"While I don't think Nozawa-san knows it yet, you can feel in your bones just how evil Black is... it's incredible," Trunks voice actor Takeshi Kusao said about Black Goku. "From your very first look at him, he's just bad to the bone. I'll only say one thing about the end of the new chapter's first episode, but this should say it all: it's enough to make you go 'there's no way they can win...'"
Future Trunks was able to escape Black Goku just in time. He also threatened to come after Future Trunks. "Dragon Ball Super" episode 48 featured the arrival of Bulma's son to the present.
Future Trunks and Kid Trunks meet. The younger version of the character freaked out since he had no idea about what his future self is doing in the present.
Whis, Beerus, Goku and Vegeta came back to Earth. Future Trunks saw Goku and attacked him, thinking that he was Black Goku. The Super Saiyan was able to block his punch.
Movie News Guide reported that the "Dragon Ball Super" series may have up to 100 episodes or more. There were speculations that the show will only have until 72 episodes.
'Dragon Ball Super' Episode 47 Review: Future Trunks Returns; A More Powerful ...
'Dragon Ball Super' Episode 48 Spoilers: Z-Fighters Unable To Win Against Black ...
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Ulka 24V AC EX5 needs a diode or not?
Thread: Ulka 24V AC EX5 needs a diode or not?
well yes it seems to need one. Diode checker shows no voltage changes in either direction with the bare coil and with no diode hums very quietly (still pumps water!) and gets hot. Takes a while to build up pressure without the diode. Unfortunately the new pump is much much noisier than the old one (with the diode)!
With the diode it sorta goes ditttttrrrrrrrrrrr which was like the old one, but noisier.
Last edited by floatingkiwi; 7th September 2016 at 02:27 PM.
Some have the diode built in don't they? I recall seeing a diode symbol on them, or is that just telling you to install one?
so with a bridge rectifier it would pulse at 100HZ and deliver more power with perhaps less noise?
A bridge rectifier would give insufficient off cycle.
Pretty sure the later Ulkas, including the EX5 have an internal diode rather than external. It'd be worth checking.
Pretty sure the later Ulkas, including the EX5 have an internal diode rather than external.
The new pumps have a forward-biased diode inside. Some may come (the machine harness) with a thermal diode which cuts off power to the coil so it doesn't get a hot spot and melt.
That receptacle is for the thernal cutout to sit.
Pretty much all vibe pumps are manufactured with internal diodes now.
There's always been a Diode sitting in there.
Strange. 100% of domestic machines I've worked on have all had a Klixon thermal cutout there and I've seen pretty much every machine ever made for the domestic market.
Perhaps Italian and other higher end machines have a diode there instead. Were the machines old that had the diode there?
They were all old-ish Italian machines and none of them had any kind of thermal protection fitted.
Yes, this one also has that symbol on the side, leading one to assume that it has an internal diode (as, in actual fact, it states on every sales website!), but, when checked with a diode checker, appears to have nothing inside.
Plus the fact that you can connect the external diode to either end of the coil and it works means there is no diode. If you altered the polarity there would be one configuration where no AC would get to the coil at all.
The small pocket on the side is for a heat cutoff that some machines utilize - or at least that is what all the Ulka sales sites say!!


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Q: corresponding columns of a data frame in python with certain condition I tried this below code to get the top 5 in column G.
Ndata = data.sort_values( 'G', ascending=False)
newcol = Ndata.loc[:, 'G'].nlargest(5)
newcol

However, I am wondering, how do I get this code work to get the corresponding columns A, B and C.?

A: You can directly use nlargest on the data frame and specify which column you want to take values  from. Example:
df = pd.DataFrame({'a': [1,2,3,4,5], 'b': [5,4,3,2,1]})
df.nlargest(n=3, columns='a')

   a  b
4  5  1
3  4  2
2  3  3

In your case:
data.nlargest(n=5, columns='G')

should work.


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Newmarket Street Map
High Street Index
Use the blue arrows <> on the left & right to go to the next-door shops
Click HERE to see photos of this shop
No.49-51 High Street
Nationwide Building Society
formerly Musk Butchers
Shop History
Nationwide Building Society - Domesday Survey
Musk Butchers closed
No.49:- Southdown House
No.51:- Southdown House - Musk's
- Newmarket UDC re-numbering map
Musk J. & Co.,	butchers - Nkt.47 - Newmarket Directory
Musk J. & Co., Family Butchers, High Street - Newmarket Street Directory
Musk & Co., butchers, High Street - Nkt.47 - Kelly's Directory
Musk, James & Co., butchers, High Street - Kelly's Directory
lock-up shop - Census
Musk, James, butcher, High Street - Kelly's Directory
Musk - Street Market Map
George Bradfer, draper - Census
Mr. Bradfer (through to Palace Street) - Map of Palace
Bradfer & Sons - Newmarket Directory
George Bradfer, clothier & woollen draper - Census
George Bradfer, draper / Catherine Bradley, widow
- Census
Bradfer & Son (Mrs. Mary & George), tailors, drapers, and glass, china. &c. dealers
Bradley, Mrs. Catherine, apartments, High Street
- White's Directory
George Bradfer, woollen draper / Catherine Bradley, widow
Bradfer & Son, tailors & drapers - Post Office Directory
George Bradfer, woollen draper / James Bradfer, woollen draper
Matilda Postans, wife of grocer (George was in London during the census)
/ Charles Stebbing, hairdresser (wife betsy)
George Campion Postans, grocer & tea dealer, High Street - Slater's Directory
Joseph Falkes, tailor - Census
Joseph Folks, tailor - Robson's Directory
Joseph Folks, tailor - Pigot's Directory
The Musk Family Tree
[click on the picture for a larger view]
Elizabeth Cooper was born in Newmarket in 1848. She married Edward Drake from Rougham and by the 1881 census are shown living in a Butcher's shop in Tea Kettle Lane (the road in Stetchworth going to Dullingham).
Sadly on 13th December 1882 Edward died and this left Elizabeth in quite significant difficulties - a single mother with 4 children (3 boys and a girl) ... and also with Victorian attitudes towards women to contend with. Her 'solution' was to marry James (Jim) Musk, 12 years her junior.
James' father, Robert Musk, was born in Stetchworth in 1831 and in 1855 he married Lucy Henson Andrews in Newmarket. When James Musk was born on 5th August 1860 in Newmarket his father's occupation was given as 'groom'.
Oddly on the 1861 census James is shown living with his grandfather in Stetchworth and it's not until the 1871 census that he's shown with the rest of the family at Lordship Farm, Dullingham (now Lordship Stud), with his father as the farmer (farming 232 acres and employing 7 men and 4 boys).
On the 1881 census James was living in Chiswick, London - and he'd started his career as a Butcher.
Although both local to Stetchworth, James and Elizabeth were married in St. John's Church, Depford, Kent on 18th June 1884. This is unusual as they were both supporters of the village churches. The assumption is that the marriage was frowned upon by the local community, but her father, William Cooper was a witness, as was Annie Musk.
In the 1891 census they were living in Ivy Farm, High Street, Stetchworth - land that belonged to Francis Charles Granville Egerton, 3rd Earl of Ellesmere. Elizabeth's son from her first marriage, Edward, is shown as a butcher's assistant. James is also by then shown as a Master Butcher.
In the 1883 Kelly's directory Mrs. Elizabeth Drake is shown as owning two butchers shops, one in High Street, Stetchworth (most probably Ivy Farm), and the other in Market Place, Newmarket. By the 1892 Kelly's Directory the shop was just in Newmarket and is listed as James Musk, Market Street.
If you refer to page with the details about Musk's shop in Market Street it would appear that Musk's had occupied the same building as the Co-operative Stores, obviously at different times. From the entry in Kelly's Directory it's known that James Musk had moved his shop to this location in the High Street by at least 1904 - so it would seem that after he moved out, the Co-op moved in, and according to a Co-op handbook from the time this would have been in 1899.
There are also some further details that may help in understanding when James actually moved into this shop in the High Street - if you refer to the Building Changes section below, building work was being done in 1903 - with changes to the shop and drainage alterations - all most probably needed to install a butchers.
James died on 13th December 1905, and according to his will he had become a very rich man - leaving money to his whole family, including all his step children. He must have been a very popular and important person in the area as a local newspaper at the time gave a long and detailed report of his funeral. There were so many mourners that not everyone could get into the church. James was buried at Dullingham church where he had become an important member of the congregation - his grave is very close to the church door, a sure sign of his high status and also close to his parents.
James' step-son Louis Frederick Drake took over the shop in Newmarket which then became James Musk & Co.
Many thanks to Peter Norman for the above photo
Musk's became most notable for their variety of the Newmarket Sausage. These were highly sort-after and in 1907 the shop received its first Royal Warrant, granted by George, Prince of Wales, later to become King George V. This was later converted to the King's Warrant in 1911 as suppliers of Pork Products. So famous was 'Musk's Butchers' that Stetchworth villagers claim pork and sausages were regularly produced and shipped to Buckingham Palace and Balmoral Castle by train.
During WWII, when meat supplies ran low, Sandringham would send down their own pigs to be slaughtered and returned as meat and sausages. Hearsay has it that apparently every Friday throughout the war 1lb of "illicit" sausages (i.e. off the ration) were available to key customers from Jack Drake or Reg Human ... and of course on many occasions they would be from blue-blooded pigs.
The business received further Royal Warrants in 1929 from Edward, Prince of Wales (later the Duke of Windsor), and 1965 from the late Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother .
These various royal warrants can be seen on the shop front in the photo below:-
Following James' death Elizabeth moved to live in No.6 All Saints Terrace, All Saint's Road, where she died on June 15th 1930 and was buried with her first husband (as was the tradition) at Stetchworth parish church.
When Louis Frederick died on 23rd Jun 1928 the business passed on to his wife Agnes Annie Drake and subsequently when she died on 22nd August 1950 the shop passed on to their sons, Louis Gilbert Drake and William Edward Drake.
Ancestry searches have shown that there was a third brother; Lionel John C Drake, thought to be known as 'Jack' - but from the above probate details by 1950 he doesn't seem to have been associated with the butchers.
Note that throughout all this time that the family were still living at Ivy House Farm in Stetchworth. Musk's brand of Newmarket Sausages were mixed with their own secret range of spices and apparently originally Elizabeth Musk mixed these on her kitchen work-top in Ivy House.
Further details about Ivy House and it's association with the Drakes and Musk's can be found on Jeff Fenton's Blogspot. Jeff lived for many years at the former farm house and has researched the fascinating story of the family in detail. Many thanks to Jeff for his contribution to this page and also the photo of the shop above.
http://newmarketsausages.blogspot.co.uk/
Musk's shop in the High Street finally shut it's doors on 26th May 1979 and the secret recipe was sold by auction to Amanda Clarke who, with her manager Mrs. Waddilove, established a new delicatessen in the then recently built Rookery Shopping Centre - No.1 ... just a few yards from where Elizabeth Drake had started her shop in Market Place almost 100 years earlier.
In 1984 Heather Waddilove received the 4th Royal Warrant for the sausage recipe from Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother (trading as Greenstage Ltd.)
The Delicatessen was sold in 1993 to Lord Ronaldshay, who three years later built the present Musk's factory in Goodwin Business Park, Willie Snaith Road (near Tesco) and subsequently split the two businesses, selling the shop to George Vesty. Shops in the Rookery don't seem to stay for long and the Delicatessen closed a few years after.
In 1999 when Lord Ronaldshay moved back to Yorkshire the factory was sold to Chris Sheen and became Musk's® Limited, who still produce Newmarket sausages to the original recipe. A further Royal Warrant was granted by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 2005, with deliveries being made to Sandringham in Norfolk at Christmas.
Musk's® is one of the EU registered brands of Newmarket Sausages, another being Powters® Ltd. - No.11 Wellington Street.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newmarket_sausage
On 15th November 2012, the 'Newmarket Sausage' received the European Commision's Protected Geographical Indications (PGI) status, the registration for this requiring the sausages to be produced within a very tightly closed geographical boundary surrounding Newmarket - 'from junction 37 on the A14, north on the A142 left at River Lane ....'. The sausage recipe is also controlled, although of course each shop has it's own variation on this.
http://ec.europa.eu/agriculture/quality/door/registeredName.html?denominationId=4301
It's not known exactly from where the recipe for Musk's® own brand of Newmarket sausage came from. Over many centuries a large number of butchers in Newmarket have produced sausages to varying recipes. But if you refer to the 1891 census for Wellington Street, Frank Edwin Musk (aka Edwin Frank Musk), James' younger brother, worked as a butcher's apprentice for Cunnington's butchers, alongside William John Harper - Grant Powter's great-grandfather. Powter's do attribute the origin of their recipe to William John Harper and his time at Cunnington's, so it would appear that Musk's recipe possibly came from the same source.
Both Frank Edwin and James (and also another brother; Thomas Albert) worked for some time as butchers in London, so it seems likely that during that time the brothers evolved Cunnington's original recipe to eventually create their own unique variant of it.
And let's not forget that even before the Musk brothers were butchers that Elizabeth Drake had been producing her own sausages for sale in Stetchworth, so there's probably also some contribution from her in its mix.
The case of the vanishing third storey
Underlying all the above changes of ownership throughout the years there's been a less than obvious structural change to this building, and it's not until you look carefully at all the various photos that what has changed becomes obvious.
1890s - The first photo, from the 1890s, is of the building before Musk's moved in ... i.e. when it was George Bradfer's drapery shop. At this time it was only 2 storeys high, with two large dormer windows in the roof.
1900s - Then the next photo is from the 1900s, presumably after 1903 (as this was when Musk's moved in). By then the building was 3 storeys high, and looks very much like it had been majorely re-built, with a new roof and bay windows added to the 1st floor.
1947 - At that time nothing much had changed and the building was still 3 storeys high ... so the bombs that inflicted such great damage on the other side of the High Street hadn't had any influence here.
2015 - Then we come to the present day and the building has mysteriously completely lost its upper storey ... though the 1st floor bay windows are still there. Presumably this truncation had occurred when the Nationwide Building Society acquired the building in 1979; as they probably didn't need the extra storey for living accommodation - but the outline planning details shown below don't mention this change.
(If anyone can prove or refute this date please E-MAIL)
In conclusion, what we've ended up with is that another of Newmarket's fine buildings has been scarred in the name of development. And that once proud nameplate 'Southdown House', that's so visible in the Musk & Co. photo further up this page, has now been lost to history.
Building Changes
Planning Application - F/2002/475/ADI
Application Received	Fri 26 Jul 2002
Application Validated	Fri 26 Jul 2002
Address	Nationwide Building Society 49 High Street Newmarket.
Proposal	Replacement of ATM cash machine surround.
Status	Unknown
Decision	Approve with conditions
Planning Application - F/92/407
Application Received	Fri 18 Sep 1992
Application Validated	Fri 18 Sep 1992
Address	49 High Street Newmarket Suffolk
Proposal	Alterations to shop front (Appeal Allowed)
Decision	Recommend Refusal
Planning Application - F/79/486/LB
Application Received	Wed 18 Jul 1979
Application Validated	Wed 18 Jul 1979
Proposal	Alteration to shopfront and interior As amended by letters dated 10/8/79 and 28/8/79 and drawing No NEW 2C received on 30/8/79
Decision	Application Approved
Planning Application - F/79/484/A
Proposal	Non-illumined sign
Proposal	Conversion into Building Society Branch Offices As amended by letters dated 10/8/79 and 28/8/79 and drawing No NEW 2C received on 30/8/79
Application Received	Tue 13 Feb 1979
Application Validated	Tue 13 Feb 1979
Address	49-51 High Street Newmarket Suffolk
Proposal	C/USE from shop with residential upper to Building Society Branch
Suffolk Record Office, Bury St Edmunds Branch
Newmarket Urban District Council Records
Reference EF 506
Alterations to shop, High St, for James Musk (Holland & Sons) EF 506/6/1/9/161 Jun 1903
Drainage, house in High St, Newmarket, for James Musk (Holland & Sons) EF 506/6/1/9/172 Sep 1903
Many thanks to Peter Norman for the photo 'Newmarket High Street c.1900'.
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2014-current Standardized Patient(s) for OSCE's & Training purposes at the UHNBC's medical program. This has been a large variety of characters. Some of the skills required of me have been to use accents, emote physical and emotional pain at various levels,and cry. My trainers & employer's contact information can be made available on request.
2000-current Lollipopswirl the Clown ??
The summer before grade 8 (high school) I learned how to make balloon animals from a book with kit my mother gave me. Our high school leadership program was highly regarded provincially and I was hoping to get an available spot when I reached grade 11. I volunteered to dress up as a clown and entertain the elementary school kids at the fall fair. Our leadership teacher said yes, and by random luck a local clown saw me there and contacted the school. Not long after I was entertaining at large events, parades, fundraisers, sales promotions and birthdays. By the time I was 15 I was more than capable of doing events by myself. I currently work by special request due to the rising issue of scary clown movies they keep releasing & the clown scare threats that occurred locally. I now use Cassidy the Dog mascot for the time being & only by request.
3 summers of Bard in the Yard; local summer theatre camp directed by two of the local speech arts teachers.
Participated in Thunderfest at UBC, performing multiple characters in Clown's Macbeth. Received an award for my performance, and our group won 2-3 other awards as well.
Dance classes during elementary school: ballet, tap, highland and jazz; high school & university: swing and ballroom.
Music lessons & classes during elementary school: piano for 2 years, violin for 5 years; high school: bassoon for 1 year, tenor saxophone for 4 years, baritone saxophone for 2 years, choir for 2 years.
Due to my northern location & good grades. I was lucky to have lessons in skiing and figure skating when I was younger and treated to horseback riding lessons for a year.
Sign language, French, Japanese, Russian, German.
All other languages willing to learn if needed.
Raised over $1000 for the Your Time Foundation, making it to second place for the People's Choice award. The winner of this award went to China to compete at the Mrs. Globe Pageant.
Played pIano for 2 years, followed by violin for 5 years, bassoon for a year, tenor and baritone saxophone for 4 years, currently teaching myself the clarinet and adjusting to the alto saxophone.
In the past I played the sax in stage band, concert band, saxophone quartet, Prince George Community Band.
Have had the opportunity to be an audience member for separate interview tapings of Sophia Loren and Norman Lloyd.
Interviewed, photographed and filmed in different TCM advertising and promotional clips over the years during my travels to the TCM Film Festival's and Cruises.
For samples of my current photos check out my Instagram page @winston_taylorsmith hope you like beagles!
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Christmas In The Hills
Although it's not being held at Bella Vista Farm this year, Christmas in the Hills will still dazzle as it goes on line on Wednesday, December 16.
The televised production will feature Santa and all the favourites, music, songs and Christmas Carols that have made it shine over the past nine years.
Organisers are urging people to gather with family and friends and enjoy the local live-streamed specular together, especially now restrictions are easing. This year's event, which has been sponsored by The Hills Shire Council, will again be supporting three local charities, Foster Care Angels, Hills Community Aid and Learning Links in their various programs supporting children and young people.
Images from Last year's Christmas in the Hills
The live-stream Christmas in the Hills will kick-off at 6.30pm on Wednesday, December 16. There will be an orchestra, choir, singers and dance productions during the night.
Santa will also visit. It will conclude with a bit of dazzle. The event is supported by three local churches St Pauls Anglican, Wesley Uniting and Castle Hill Baptist Church.
Senior Minister John Gray from St Pauls who has been on the organising committee since the event began said: "I think people in the Hills and greater Sydney are looking forward to an opportunity to celebrate something this year. Christmas in the Hills gives people an opportunity to do that.
"By live-streaming the event people can watch it at their home or take their TV out into their backyard or their drive way and sing with their neighbours and sing with us.
"I hope it will lift spirits and raise money for three very significant charities who have done it tough this year. One of the charities has done it all its work on 7 per cent of its income.
"We need to be generous to these charities who have been helping the most vulnerable in our community."
This year organisers are asking people donate their ticket money to Foster Care Angels, Hills Community Aid and Learning Linksdirectly online or via the Christmas in the Hills website www.christmasinthehills.com.au


Have you found an online vendor selling Bacardi Reserva?
Mijn eerste "sipper" en eerste rum die ik puur dronk.
Zachte bruine rum. Smaak van eikenhout, fruit, vanille en tabak en een lekkere zoete nasmaak. Mooie kleur ook na 3-5 jaar op gebrande eikenhouten vaten.
Voor deze prijs een prima rum.
Surprisingly very drinkable neat, but not really for deeply enjoying the taste. Taste seems little flat, on first little acidic/stingy, but with few sips it flows away to rather mild and sweet rum. It taste like white rum, bit spices (nutmeg-y) and honey, but you will not get more than that. It is nice mixer, but it will dissolve all it's taste in your cocktail pretty quickly. So I would recommend if you want to get tipsy on rum for nice price. It's place between being barbarian getting drunk on cheap Bacardi and wasting good rum on intensive sipping. Good bottle to take on party, if you wanna show bit class, bit not much.
If you ask me this is a nice rum to drink like that or with coke so a 7 from me. Pretty decent, not a bad taste! I have one at home more than often!
Un ron especial, muy bueno y perfecto referente de lo que es un gran ron RESERVA.
A good rum to mix with coca cola. Also a good rum to choose in a club.
Like this one better than classical Bacardi black.
Easy to drink without mixing with something.
One of the best to mix with soft drinks of to make a mojito. Dont drink this pure people. Its is made to mix.
Not the best, but you know what you get when going out.
Bacardi Reserva is not a neat sipper since the alcohol flavor and taste is too strong and the burn is just nasty. Go with the Bacardi Oakheart over this one, mix it with Coke and you will be happy with the decision.
Right there with Bacardi 8 this was a first love of mine. Good stuff, excellent to mix w oaky flavor.
Comparable to the Havana Club 7 years. Use in cocktails.
Taste of this rum is nothing remarkable. It fall in the category of rums that I drinked after few first shots only mixed. It is nothing special but it will not slap you in face with bad taste.
I've always loved the spices in Bacardí Superior and this really tops it with deeper spice flavours, and golden sugar. It's the spices that are the real experience here, it's not an over sweet experience and as you would expect from Bacardí there is no roughness or sour. Mixes well with orange juice, the spices really come through.
There are better Bacardi rums to mix with coke. Not bad for mixing.
Medium smooth. Easy with hints of vanilla, caramel and oak. Only drink it with coke.
Bacardi can make a decent rum. I find the reserva to be a nice rum. I quite enjoy it.
Average sweetness and some taste of oak and vanilla.
I'm not that fond of most of Bacardi Rums, but I don't like the bashing if the brand either.
I find the reserva to be a nice rum. I quite enjoy it.
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HX thanks Dr.~Qiang Zhao and Dr.~Wenbin Zhao for useful discussions. FW thanks Dr.~Torbjörn Sjöstrand and  Dr.~Christian Bierlich for helpful information on Pythia. This work is supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos.~11905059, 11947410, 12035006, 12047568, 12075085, 11625521, U1732138, 11605054, 11505056), the Ministry of Science and Technology of China (Grant No.~2020YFE0202001), the Major State Basic Research Development Program (973 Program) in China (Contract No. 2015CB856904),
the Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.~LY21A050001),
the Natural Science Foundation of Hubei Province (Grant No. 2019CFB563),
and the U.S.~Department of Energy (Grant No.~DE-SC0012910).

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Systems engineering support to the Joint [UHF] MILSATCOM Network Integrated (JMINI) Control System (CS). The JMINI Control System (CS) is a Navy-led network management application over a classified web protocol providing integrated and centralized control of UHF MILSATCOM 5 kHz and 25 kHz Demand Assigned Multiple Access (DAMA) and Demand Assigned Single Access (DASA) channels and decentralized management of global resources.
Product and Acquisition Management support to the Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) satellite development program. MUOS is an array of geosynchronous satellites with a large terrestrial transport network located across the world with the specific charter to deliver narrowband SATCOM connectivity to US and Allied forces.
New Products lead to the acquisition and program management competency (PMO). Researched, acquired or created project and programmatic tools used/to be used across the enterprise. Evaluated existing enterprise software applications against existing and perceived new product development targets. Pioneered the Acquisition-as-a-Service model -- 10-year strategic program management costs/contract re-alignment effort across SPAWAR.
Trained, planned, and carried‐out clandestine and overt military source operations as well as sensitive counterintelligence investigations and operations in the Middle East. Deployed to three different military theaters in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Southwest Asia from 2005 to 2011. Attended advanced SIGNALS, Measurements and Analysis, Geo-spatial intelligence training programs specific to the Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) mission set.


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Los movimientos sociales en línea corresponden a una expresión de los movimientos sociales cuya organización, movilización, impacto y acción se encuentra principalmente en el ámbito de internet.

Impacto
El impacto de los movimientos en línea ha sido sustancial desde la introducción de Internet. Con el medio cada vez mayor de las redes sociales, el activismo ha llegado a la vanguardia a través del uso de sitios de redes sociales como Facebook y sitios de contenido compartido como YouTube, la oportunidad de participación social en línea a gran escala ha aumentado.

Ejemplos
Para algunos estudios como Identidad en Flujo: Redes Sociales y Movimientos Sociales las redes no generan movimientos sin embargo pueden exponenciar su alcance como en:
 Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional
 Contracumbre de Seattle
 Movimiento YoSoy132

Véase también
 slacktivismo
 Sociología de Internet
 Hacktivismo

Referencias

Ciberactivismo

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UNIONDALE, N.Y. — Mathew Barzal scored on a power play in the third period and had the only goal in the shootout to lift the New York Islanders to a 4-3 win over the Red Wings on Saturday night.
Anthony Beauvillier and Casey Cizikas also scored in regulation for the Islanders, who beat the Red Wings for the fourth straight time — including a 3-2 win at Detroit last Saturday. Thomas Greiss finished with 18 saves.
Thomas Vanek had a goal and two assists, and Gustav Nyquist and Trevor Daley also scored for Detroit, which has lost six of its last eight and nine of the last 13. Jonathan Bernier stopped 45 shots through overtime.
Cizikas and Barzal scored less than three minutes apart in the third to give the Islanders a 3-2 lead with 6:04 remaining. However, with Bernier pulled for an extra skater, Vanek scored against his former team to tie the score with 1:03 left.
The Islanders outshot the Red Wings 46-15 in regulation, before Detroit had a 6-2 advantage in overtime.
The Islanders were coming off a 3-2 loss to Vegas on Wednesday in Brooklyn. They have won two of their three games back at Nassau Coliseum, where they will play of the majority of their remaining home games this season.
Barzal tied the contest with a power-play goal with 8:57 left in on the Islanders' sixth man advantage of the game. It was Barzal's fourth goal of the season and his first since Nov. 23.
New York finished 1 for 6 on the power play, and is just 2 for 34 over its last 13 games.
Cizikas shot the puck past Bernier 2:53 later for his eighth of the season.
Nyquist opened the scoring for the Red Wings at 5:03 of the first with his ninth of the season. Dylan Larkin had an assist on the play, extending his point streak to seven games.
Beauvillier tied it with 8:55 left with his 10th. He has scored in three straight games, and in each of the three games at the Coliseum.
Detroit went ahead 2-1 with 14 seconds remaining in the opening period as Daley scored when the puck just barely crossed the line behind Greiss. The goal was Daley's second of the season. The goal also represented the 300th career point for the 35-year-old defenceman who spent the majority of his career with Dallas and also won Stanley Cups with Pittsburgh in 2016 and 2017. Daley is also four games from 1,000 in his NHL career.
The Islanders outshot the Red Wings 10-5 in the first and 15-6 in the second and kept the barrage going the in the third.
The game also marked return to Nassau for Frans Nielsen, who played 606 games for the Islanders before joining Detroit as a free agent in 2016.
NOTES: The Islanders have allowed 30 shots or fewer in seven straight games. … The teams meet again in Detroit on March 16. … Islanders forward Josh Ho-Sang made his season debut following his recent recall from AHL Bridgeport. … The Islanders scratched forwards Tom Kuhnhackl and Ross Johnston plus defenceman Luca Sbisa. … Detroit scratched forwards Martin Frk and Wade Megan.
Islanders: At Colorado on Monday night.
Red Wings: At Philadelphia on Tuesday night.


Tonight: Rain ending. Cloudy. Lows in the mid 30s.
Tomorrow: Gradual clearing. Highs in the mid 40s.
Tuesday: Cooler. Mix sun and clouds. Highs in the mid 30s.
For the most part, rain has underperformed across the region. The highest totals were across Plymouth, Bristol and Barnstable counties in Massachusetts, but even there they've only received an inch of rain.
We will see additional rain through Sunday evening and into the overnight, which could add up to another half inch to an inch.
Rivers are running high, but since our highest rainfall totals have not been realized, we aren't expecting any flooding.
The good news is, the mountains miss MOST of the rain, and thankfully ski country HAS picked up a significant amount of snow over the last several weeks.
Monday and Tuesday will be quiet weather days.
We start off mild on Monday with high temperatures in the mid-40s.
Tuesday will be cooler with increasing clouds and high temperatures in the mid-30s.
Another round of unsettled weather will return by Wednesday and Thursday.
We aren't expecting heavy rain, but the 48-hour rainfall totals could be around a half inch. Temperatures will warm significantly by Thursday as highs climb into the mid-50s.
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UMaine business student consulting for good in Bangladesh
Photo courtesy of Rachel Hathaway
University of Maine Fulbright student, Rachel Hathaway is seen with her son, Jacob, in March. Hathaway, who first visited Bangladesh in 2009 to study microfinancing, returned to the country last week to help impoverished prospective business people access microloans.
By Judy Harrison, BDN Staff • June 19, 2011 6:43 pm
Updated: June 19, 2011 7:03 pm
Rachel Hathaway returned last week to Bangladesh, prepared to encounter hundreds of children begging in the streets.
During her first visit there in 2009 to study microfinancing, Hathaway, 36, of Orono and a companion were able to provide food, education and doctor visits for some of them. She continued that effort in a small way during her first 24 hours in Dhaka, the ninth largest city in the world with 12 million residents, as she struggled with jet lag.
"The food is brought to my room and I eat quickly, trying not to doze off just yet," she wrote in an entry on her blog dated June 13. "Half of the food is still on my plate. So tired. But the food is still fresh and warm, and there are children downstairs literally starving on my doorstep.
"Back down to the restaurant for a box," she continued. "This is shared among four boys picking through the garbage on the street below. Three of them are happy with the arrangement, but not the boy who was handed the box — he wants it all. I don't blame him one bit. He doesn't know yet that I'll come back every day to feed him, talk with him, and just be there with him. Not yet.
"But these small gestures are really not enough, they offer only a short term solution," Hathaway, who will graduated in December with a bachelor's degree in business and economics. "I must return to the [U.S.] in less than three months. And I haven't enough money with me to help them all. Not even all of them on this block. I think to myself, 'How many blocks just like this are there in Dhaka? Each with its unfed street children?' It's an overwhelming thought."
Hathaway, a Millinocket native, did not graduate from Stearns High intending to save the children of the Third World. Named the outstanding vocalist in state music contests, she attended the University of North Texas in Denton for a year, then moved to New York City. She worked professionally as a jazz vocalist and in real estate there for 13 years but returned to Maine to raise her son, Jacob Hathaway, now 12, when the market took a downturn.
Hathaway returned to school to study business and became fascinated by how entrepreneurial loans from microfinance institutions to millions of people who lack access to traditional financial markets were changing lives for the better in Third World nations. Two years ago, she spent her summer working in Bengladesh for the Grameen Trust Bank, founded by Muhammad Yunus, now 70. His work in microfinance earned Yunus the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 and a Medal of Freedom from President Barack Obama in 2009.
Microfinance institutions are creating a new business structure that marries the for-profit model with agendas for societal betterment, according to Hathaway. A loan of less than $500 can allow a family to climb out of the cycle of abject poverty, she said.
"Microloans are empowerment tools that help poor people start small businesses, operating on the assumption that lack of opportunity is the main barrier to creating a better and solvent life," Hathaway said last month.
This summer, she is in Bangladesh to complete research for her thesis. Hathaway is scheduled to return in February 2012 on a Fulbright Scholarship to continue that work for her master's degree, and eventually, doctorate degree, in business.
In addition to her academic work, Hathaway will be working through her recently formed foundation, Seeds of Change Consulting Corp., to raise $15,000 to build transitional housing for the Maer Achol Children's Shelter, founded by Christian Raymond. She met Raymond and became aware of the orphanage in 2009.
"Over the next two years a number of girls who grew up with Maer Achol turn 18," she wrote in her Fulbright proposal. "Sadly, when these children transition into adulthood, Bangladeshi regulation stipulates that they must leave the shelter. However, the streets of Dhaka are unsafe for single orphaned girls."
On one of her first days in Dhaka, Hathaway was reunited with Raymond, his staff and the children, many of whom worked for subsistence wages in the garment district, who have been rescued from the streets of Dhaka.
"I am rejuvenated by the scene," she wrote last week on her blog. "Suddenly many new ideas, projects and pathways open themselves to me, as we talk about partnership ideas between Maer Achol and Seeds of Change; as we animatedly discuss the volunteering I can do when I return as a Fulbright Fellow; when we talk about ways to access funds and job opportunities within the garment district; and as we think about how to raise monies for the higher education that is currently beyond the financial reach of these deserving youth.
"We will do it," she continued. "We have to. It's time to get down to business. This is why I came to Dhaka. Even modest successes will carry an impact, so we put our best foot forward for the women and children depending on us."
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Motto: Social change through Education, Empowerment and Economic Development. Spread the word, plant the SEEED.
Mission: Fostering social change through education, empowerment and economic development.
Vision: At Seeds of Change Consulting, our vision is to become the partner of choice for organizations engaged in international development. We advocate for and extend opportunities to at-risk street children and women in the developing world so that they might overcome the barriers created by poverty and oppression. We initiate and facilitate projects to overcome unmet community needs, finding resources and providing equitable solutions.
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Previous to coming to FedEx, he was the Group Vice President over Infrastructure and Field Services with Supervalu, a $40B retail/wholesale grocery chain that supports over 2500 retail stores and 2000+ independent stores (acquired Albertsons in 2006). Key accomplishments of the organization included data center consolidations, new enterprise network, a single enterprise IT service desk, virtualization, standardization on an IT tracking tool that included enterprise monitoring, incident management, problem management and change management.
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   <test-case name="environment-variable-002">
      <description>Check that we can look the function up</description>
      <created by="Liam Quin" on="2012-02-17"/>
      <modified by="O'Neil Delpratt" on="2012-11-08" change="Bug #19881 - Added HOF dependency" />
      <dependency type="feature" value="higherOrderFunctions"/>
      <dependency type="spec" value="XP30+ XQ30+"/>
      <test>not(fn:empty(fn:function-lookup(
	  fn:QName('http://www.w3.org/2005/xpath-functions',
	  'environment-variable') , 1)))</test>
      <result>
         <assert-true />
      </result>
   </test-case>

   <test-case name="environment-variable-003">
      <description>Check that it has arity 1, not 0</description>
      <created by="Liam Quin" on="2012-02-17"/>
      <modified by="O'Neil Delpratt" on="2012-11-08" change="Bug #19881 - Added HOF dependency" />
      <dependency type="feature" value="higherOrderFunctions"/>
      <dependency type="spec" value="XP30+ XQ30+"/>
      <test>fn:environment-variables#0</test>
      <result>
         <error code="XPST0017" />
      </result>
   </test-case>

   <test-case name="environment-variable-004">
      <description>Check that it has arity 1, not 2</description>
      <created by="Liam Quin" on="2012-02-17"/>
      <modified by="O'Neil Delpratt" on="2012-11-08" change="Bug #19881 - Added HOF dependency" />
      <dependency type="feature" value="higherOrderFunctions"/>
      <dependency type="spec" value="XP30+ XQ30+"/>
      <test>fn:environment-variables#2</test>
      <result>
         <error code="XPST0017" />
      </result>
   </test-case>

   <!--* This test is essentally a duplicate from
       * available-environment-variables, to test the
       * simple case of getting a value before we test
       * more complex cases.
       *-->
   <test-case name="environment-variable-005">
      <description>Check that we get back () or $QTTEST = 42</description>
      <created by="Liam Quin" on="2012-02-17"/>
      <dependency type="spec" value="XP30+ XQ30+"/>
      <test>let $all := fn:available-environment-variables()
	  return empty($all) or ($all = "QTTEST" and fn:environment-variable("QTTEST") eq "42")
      </test>
      <result>
         <assert-true />
      </result>
   </test-case>

   <test-case name="environment-variable-006">
      <description>Check that $QTTEST2 is "other"</description>
      <!--* this test also checks that s1 eq s2 works plausibly
	   * by comparing two constant strings! *-->
      <created by="Liam Quin" on="2012-02-17"/>
      <dependency type="spec" value="XP30+ XQ30+"/>
      <test>let $all := fn:available-environment-variables()
	  return empty($all) or
	      ($all = "QTTEST2"
	       and (fn:environment-variable("QTTEST2") eq "other")
	       and (not("other" eq "42")))
      </test>
      <result>
         <assert-true />
      </result>
   </test-case>

   <test-case name="environment-variable-007">
      <description>Check we can distinguish an unset variable from an empty one</description>
      <created by="Liam Quin" on="2012-05-18"/>
      <dependency type="spec" value="XP30+ XQ30+"/>
      <test>let $all := fn:available-environment-variables()
	  return empty($all) or ($all = "QTTESTEMPTY" and fn:environment-variable("QTTESTEMPTY") eq "")
      </test>
      <result>
         <assert-true />
      </result>
   </test-case>

   <!--* some argument checking *-->
   <test-case name="environment-variable-008">
      <description>environment-variable arg must be supplied</description>
      <created by="Liam Quin" on="2012-05-18"/>
      <dependency type="spec" value="XP30+ XQ30+"/>
      <test>
	  fn:environment-variable()
      </test>
      <result>
         <error code="XPST0017" />
      </result>
   </test-case>

   <test-case name="environment-variable-009">
      <description>environment-variable arg must be a string</description>
      <created by="Liam Quin" on="2012-05-18"/>
      <dependency type="spec" value="XP30+ XQ30+"/>
      <test>
	  fn:environment-variable(1)
      </test>
      <result>
         <error code="XPTY0004" />
      </result>
   </test-case>

   <test-case name="environment-variable-010">
      <description>environment-variable arg must be a string</description>
      <created by="Liam Quin" on="2012-05-18"/>
      <dependency type="spec" value="XP30+ XQ30+"/>
      <test>
	  fn:environment-variable(())
      </test>
      <result>
         <error code="XPTY0004" />
      </result>
   </test-case>

   <test-case name="environment-variable-011">
      <description>environment-variable arg must be a string</description>
      <created by="Liam Quin" on="2012-05-18"/>
      <dependency type="spec" value="XP30+ XQ30+"/>
      <test>
	  fn:environment-variable(true())
      </test>
      <result>
         <error code="XPTY0004" />
      </result>
   </test-case>

   <test-case name="environment-variable-012">
      <description>check for overflow by constructing a one-megabyte name</description>
      <created by="Liam Quin" on="2012-05-18"/>
      <dependency type="spec" value="XP30+ XQ30+"/>
      <test>
	let $var := string-join(
	  for $i in (1 to (1024 * 1024)) return "x"
	)
	return empty(fn:environment-variable($var))
      </test>
      <result>
	  <assert-true/>
      </result>
   </test-case>
</test-set>