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#include "vlWX/WXGLCanvas.hpp"

using namespace vlWX;
using namespace vl;

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// WXGLCanvas
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(WXGLCanvas, wxGLCanvas)
  EVT_IDLE(WXGLCanvas::OnIdle)
  EVT_SIZE(WXGLCanvas::OnSize)
  EVT_PAINT(WXGLCanvas::OnPaint)
  EVT_ERASE_BACKGROUND(WXGLCanvas::OnEraseBackground)
  EVT_KEY_DOWN( WXGLCanvas::OnKeyDown )
  EVT_KEY_UP( WXGLCanvas::OnKeyUp )
  /*EVT_CHAR( WXGLCanvas::OnChar )*/
  EVT_ENTER_WINDOW( WXGLCanvas::OnMouseEnter )
  EVT_ENTER_WINDOW        (WXGLCanvas::OnMouseEnter)
  EVT_LEFT_DOWN           (WXGLCanvas::OnMouseDown)
  EVT_MIDDLE_DOWN         (WXGLCanvas::OnMouseDown)
  EVT_RIGHT_DOWN          (WXGLCanvas::OnMouseDown)
  EVT_LEFT_UP             (WXGLCanvas::OnMouseUp)
  EVT_MIDDLE_UP           (WXGLCanvas::OnMouseUp)
  EVT_RIGHT_UP            (WXGLCanvas::OnMouseUp)
  EVT_MOUSEWHEEL          (WXGLCanvas::OnMouseWheel)
  EVT_MOTION              (WXGLCanvas::OnMouseMotion)
  EVT_DROP_FILES          (WXGLCanvas::OnDropFiles)
END_EVENT_TABLE()
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
WXGLCanvas::~WXGLCanvas()
{
  dispatchDestroyEvent();
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
WXGLCanvas::WXGLCanvas(
  wxWindow *parent,
  const wxGLContext *shared,
  wxWindowID id,
  const wxPoint& pos,
  const wxSize& size,
  long style,
  int *attribList,
  const wxString& name,
  const wxPalette& palette):
wxGLCanvas(parent, shared, id, pos, size, style, name, attribList)
{
  // let wxWidgets manage the deletion of this object
  setAutomaticDelete(false);
  mMouseCount = 0;
  DragAcceptFiles(true);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::OnDropFiles(wxDropFilesEvent& ev)
{
  std::vector<String> files;
  for(int i=0; i<ev.GetNumberOfFiles(); ++i)
  {
    wxCharBuffer chars = ev.GetFiles()[i].ToUTF8();
    String str = String::fromUTF8(chars.data());
    files.push_back(str);
  }
  dispatchFileDroppedEvent(files);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::OnIdle(wxIdleEvent& ev)
{
  if (continuousUpdate())
    Refresh(false);
  /*else
    Time::sleep(1);*/
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::OnMouseEnter( wxMouseEvent& WXUNUSED(ev) )
{
  SetFocus();
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::OnMouseMotion( wxMouseEvent& ev )
{
  dispatchMouseMoveEvent( ev.GetX(), ev.GetY() );
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::OnMouseWheel( wxMouseEvent& ev )
{
  int d = ev.GetWheelRotation() / ev.GetWheelDelta();
  dispatchMouseWheelEvent( d );
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::OnMouseUp( wxMouseEvent& ev )
{
  if (ev.GetButton() == wxMOUSE_BTN_NONE)
    return;
  switch(ev.GetButton())
  {
    case wxMOUSE_BTN_LEFT:   dispatchMouseUpEvent(LeftButton,   ev.GetX(), ev.GetY()); break;
    case wxMOUSE_BTN_MIDDLE: dispatchMouseUpEvent(MiddleButton, ev.GetX(), ev.GetY()); break;
    case wxMOUSE_BTN_RIGHT:  dispatchMouseUpEvent(RightButton,  ev.GetX(), ev.GetY()); break;
    default:
    case wxMOUSE_BTN_ANY:  dispatchMouseUpEvent(UnknownButton,  ev.GetX(), ev.GetY()); break;
  }
  mMouseCount--;
  // release only once
  if (!mMouseCount)
    ReleaseMouse();
  VL_CHECK(mMouseCount>=0)
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::OnMouseDown( wxMouseEvent& ev )
{
  if (ev.GetButton() == wxMOUSE_BTN_NONE)
    return;
  switch(ev.GetButton())
  {
    case wxMOUSE_BTN_LEFT:   dispatchMouseDownEvent(LeftButton,   ev.GetX(), ev.GetY()); break;
    case wxMOUSE_BTN_MIDDLE: dispatchMouseDownEvent(MiddleButton, ev.GetX(), ev.GetY()); break;
    case wxMOUSE_BTN_RIGHT:  dispatchMouseDownEvent(RightButton,  ev.GetX(), ev.GetY()); break;
    default:
    case wxMOUSE_BTN_ANY:    dispatchMouseDownEvent(UnknownButton,  ev.GetX(), ev.GetY()); break;
  }
  // capture only once
  VL_CHECK(mMouseCount>=0)
  if (!mMouseCount)
    CaptureMouse();
  mMouseCount++;
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::OnSize(wxSizeEvent& ev)
{
  // this is also necessary to update the context on some platforms
  wxGLCanvas::OnSize(ev);
  wxSize s = GetClientSize();
  dispatchResizeEvent(s.x, s.y);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void translateKey(int& unicode, EKey& key, const wxKeyEvent& ev)
{
  // note
  // ev.GetUnicodeKey() ritorna != anche per-non unicode characters
  // ev.GetUnicodeKey() non ritorna vero carattere unicode
  // see also OnChar(wxKeyEvent&)

  unicode = 0;
  #if wxUSE_UNICODE == 1
    unicode = ev.GetUnicodeKey();
  #else
    unicode = ev.GetKeyCode() < 128 ? ev.GetKeyCode() : 0;
  #endif

  switch(ev.GetKeyCode())
  {
    case '0': key = Key_0; break;
    case '1': key = Key_1; break;
    case '2': key = Key_2; break;
    case '3': key = Key_3; break;
    case '4': key = Key_4; break;
    case '5': key = Key_5; break;
    case '6': key = Key_6; break;
    case '7': key = Key_7; break;
    case '8': key = Key_8; break;
    case '9': key = Key_9; break;

    case 'Q': key = Key_Q; break;
    case 'W': key = Key_W; break;
    case 'E': key = Key_E; break;
    case 'R': key = Key_R; break;
    case 'T': key = Key_T; break;
    case 'Y': key = Key_Y; break;
    case 'U': key = Key_U; break;
    case 'I': key = Key_I; break;
    case 'O': key = Key_O; break;
    case 'P': key = Key_P; break;
    case 'A': key = Key_A; break;
    case 'S': key = Key_S; break;
    case 'D': key = Key_D; break;
    case 'F': key = Key_F; break;
    case 'G': key = Key_G; break;
    case 'H': key = Key_H; break;
    case 'J': key = Key_J; break;
    case 'K': key = Key_K; break;
    case 'L': key = Key_L; break;
    case 'Z': key = Key_Z; break;
    case 'X': key = Key_X; break;
    case 'C': key = Key_C; break;
    case 'V': key = Key_V; break;
    case 'B': key = Key_B; break;
    case 'N': key = Key_N; break;
    case 'M': key = Key_M; break;

    case WXK_RETURN: key = Key_Return; break;
    case WXK_BACK: key = Key_BackSpace; break;
    case WXK_TAB: key = Key_Tab; break;
    case WXK_SPACE: key = Key_Space; break;

    case WXK_CLEAR: key = Key_Clear; break;
    case WXK_ESCAPE: key = Key_Escape; break;
    case '!': key = Key_Exclam; break;
    case '"': key = Key_QuoteDbl; break;
    case '#': key = Key_Hash; break;
    case '$': key = Key_Dollar; break;
    case '&': key = Key_Ampersand; break;
    case '\'': key = Key_Quote; break;
    case '(': key = Key_LeftParen; break;
    case ')': key = Key_RightParen; break;
    case '*': key = Key_Asterisk; break;
    case '+': key = Key_Plus; break;
    case ',': key = Key_Comma; break;
    case '-': key = Key_Minus; break;
    case '.': key = Key_Period; break;
    case '\\': key = Key_Slash; break;
    case ':': key = Key_Colon; break;
    case ';': key = Key_Semicolon; break;
    case '<': key = Key_Less; break;
    case '=': key = Key_Equal; break;
    case '>': key = Key_Greater; break;
    case '?': key = Key_Question; break;
    case '@': key = Key_At; break;
    case '[': key = Key_LeftBracket; break;
    case '/': key = Key_BackSlash; break;
    case ']': key = Key_RightBracket; break;
    case '|': key = Key_Caret; break;
    case '_': key = Key_Underscore; break;
    case '`': key = Key_QuoteLeft; break;

    // non unicode keys

    case WXK_CONTROL: key = Key_Ctrl; unicode = 0; break;
    //case WXK_: key = Key_LeftCtrl; unicode = 0; break;
    //case WXK_: key = Key_RightCtrl; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_ALT: key = Key_Alt; unicode = 0; break;
    //case WXK_: key = Key_LeftAlt; unicode = 0; break;
    //case WXK_: key = Key_RightAlt; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_SHIFT: key = Key_Shift; unicode = 0; break;
    //case WXK_: key = Key_LeftShift; unicode = 0; break;
    //case WXK_: key = Key_RightShift; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_INSERT: key = Key_Insert; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_DELETE: key = Key_Delete; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_HOME: key = Key_Home; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_END: key = Key_End; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_PRINT: key = Key_Print; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_PAUSE: key = Key_Pause; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_PAGEUP: key = Key_PageUp; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_PAGEDOWN: key = Key_PageDown; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_LEFT: key = Key_Left; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_RIGHT: key = Key_Right; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_UP: key = Key_Up; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_DOWN: key = Key_Down; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_F1: key = Key_F1; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_F2: key = Key_F2; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_F3: key = Key_F3; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_F4: key = Key_F4; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_F5: key = Key_F5; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_F6: key = Key_F6; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_F7: key = Key_F7; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_F8: key = Key_F8; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_F9: key = Key_F9; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_F10: key = Key_F10; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_F11: key = Key_F11; unicode = 0; break;
    case WXK_F12: key = Key_F12; unicode = 0; break;
    }
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
/*void WXGLCanvas::OnChar(wxKeyEvent& ev)
{
  printf("key = %d, %d\n", (int)ev.GetKeyCode(), (int)ev.GetUnicodeKey() );
}*/
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::OnKeyDown( wxKeyEvent& ev )
{
  /*printf("key = %d, %d\n", (int)ev.GetKeyCode(), (int)ev.GetUnicodeKey() );*/
  int unicode = 0;
  EKey key = Key_Unknown;
  translateKey(unicode, key, ev);
  dispatchKeyPressEvent(unicode,key);
  ev.Skip();
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::OnKeyUp( wxKeyEvent& ev )
{
  int unicode = 0;
  EKey key = Key_Unknown;
  translateKey(unicode, key, ev);
  dispatchKeyReleaseEvent(unicode,key);
  ev.Skip();
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::OnPaint( wxPaintEvent& )
{
  // validate dirty client area
  wxPaintDC dc(this);

  dispatchRunEvent();

  // for debugging purposes only
  #if 0
    makeCurrent();
    float r = rand()%100 / 100.0f;
    float g = rand()%100 / 100.0f;
    float b = rand()%100 / 100.0f;
    float a = rand()%100 / 100.0f;
    glClearColor(r,g,b,a);
    glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT);
    swapBuffers();
  #endif
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::OnEraseBackground(wxEraseEvent&)
{
  // Do nothing, to avoid flashing.
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
bool WXGLCanvas::setFullscreen(bool fullscreen)
{
  wxWindow* win = this;
  while(win->GetParent())
  {
    win = win->GetParent();
    wxTopLevelWindowBase* win_base = dynamic_cast<wxTopLevelWindowBase*>(win);
    if (win_base)
    {
      win_base->ShowFullScreen(fullscreen, wxFULLSCREEN_ALL);
      break;
    }
  }
  mFullscreen = fullscreen;
  return true;
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::quitApplication()
{
  wxApp* app = dynamic_cast<wxApp*>(wxApp::GetInstance());
  if (app)
    app->ExitMainLoop();
  eraseAllEventListeners();
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::makeCurrent()
{
  #ifndef __WXMOTIF__
    if (!GetContext()) return;
  #endif

  SetCurrent();
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::swapBuffers()
{
  #ifndef __WXMOTIF__
    if (!GetContext()) return;
  #endif

  SwapBuffers();
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::getFocus()
{
  SetFocus();
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::setMousePosition(int x, int y)
{
  WarpPointer(x,y);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::update()
{
  Refresh(false);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::setWindowTitle(const String& text)
{
  wxWindow* win = this;
  while(win->GetParent())
    win = win->GetParent();
  #ifdef wxUSE_UNICODE
    win->SetLabel(text.toStdWString().c_str());
  #else
    win->SetLabel(text.toStdString().c_str());
  #endif
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::show()
{
  Show(true);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::hide()
{
  Show(false);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::setPosition(int x, int y)
{
  SetPosition(wxPoint(x,y));
}

void WXGLCanvas::setSize(int w, int h)
{
  SetClientSize(w,h);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ivec2 WXGLCanvas::position() const
{
  wxPoint pt = GetPosition();
  return ivec2(pt.x, pt.y);
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void WXGLCanvas::setMouseVisible(bool visible)
{
  if (mouseVisible() && !visible)
  {
    mCursor = GetCursor();
    // of course this one does not work...
    // SetCursor( wxCursor( wxCURSOR_BLANK ) );

    // not working either
    // char bits[] = { 0xFF };
    // char mask[] = { 0x00 };
    // SetCursor( wxCursor(bits,1,1,-1,-1,mask) );

    // this seems to be the most portable
    wxImage image(8,8);
    image.SetRGB( wxRect(0,0,8,8), 255,255,255 );
    image.SetMaskColour(255, 255, 255);
    image.SetMask(true);
    wxCursor cursor(image);
    SetCursor(cursor);
  }

  if (!mouseVisible() && visible)
  {
    SetCursor( mCursor );
  }

  mMouseVisible = visible;
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

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From more than 3,200 wines recommended in Decanter over thepast year, our tastings team has picked out not only the highest-scoring but alsothe best-value wines.
During 2013 our experts have highlighted a wealth of fantastic wines that deserve your attention. Our writers, the most respected in the wine world, have explored regions across the globe – some relatively undiscovered, others household names – hand-picking for these pages the very best bottles they discover on their travels.
Closer to home, via the Weekday Wines section, our tasting team is constantly sampling and reviewing more affordable, accessible wines available on the shelves of UK wine merchants and high street stores.
Finally, our monthly panel tastings – where all the wines are tasted blind – are a valuable tool thanks to their focused, indepth investigations into specific regions. Our judges are among the finest palates to be found, and the panels regularly comprise Masters of Wine and Master Sommeliers, each chosen for their expertise in whichever region finds itself under the spotlight.
We have pored over every page of the past 12 issues and selected 50 of the highest scoring wines recommended in 2013. Our aim is to deliver a diverse selection: one that guarantees fantastic value for money, whatever the price level, and that brings attention to wines from a variety of countries and regions.
As price and UK availability were taken into account when deciding on the chosen 50, there may be instances where a wine was marginally outscored in a tasting, but made the final cut due to its outstanding value for money. Wines here have been ordered by score and then (in wines of the same score) by price, with the cheapest ranked highest. Where there is a price band, the minimum price was used in the ranking.
With something for everyone, the following pages feature some incredible buys, which truly underline the diverse and exciting nature of the world wine scene today. All come with a Decanter stamp of approval.
See Decanter expert's rating, tasting notes and drinking window for Santa Ana 2007.
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Q: Kotlin generic casting to a more specific subclass So I'm trying to mess with Kotlin and I have an old java MVP framework with sort of poor generics in java where we had to cast a generic interface to a more specific one, like
public <P extends BaseContract.Presenter> P getPresenter()
Which we would cast in a subclass as
@Override
public AdvertisementContract.Presenter getPresenter()
{
    return (AdvertisementContract.Presenter)super.getPresenter();
}

In Kotlin I'm going for this:
override fun getPresenter(): AdvertisementContract.Presenter
{
    return super.getPresenter() as AdvertisementContract.Presenter
}

Is there anything I can do without fixing the generics in the base interface?

A: As per my understanding of your question, you could do it like this,
override fun <P: BaseContract.Presenter> getPresenter(): P {
    return mPresenter
}

Where mPresenter could be instance of Any Presenter extending BaseContract.Presenter class

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More than 6,600 ships repaired by Milaha
DOHA, November 15, 2015
Qatar Navigation (Milaha), a leader in maritime and logistics services, has announced that its ship repair facility at Mesaieed, Qatar, has repaired more than 6,600 ships over the past 37 years, a report said.
Milaha has received multiple accreditations over the years and expanded its comprehensive line of services for yachts and traditional dhows, including covered air-conditioned facilities for hull repairs and painting, machinery and piping repairs, electrical repairs, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) services, refits and conversion, traditional wooden boats repairs and outfitting, among others, added the Peninsula Qatar report.
The shipyard demonstrated its core marine services, particularly in ship repairs, to business visitors during the Qatar International Boat Show 2015, the Middle East's premier yachting lifestyle event, which was recently held at Mourjan Marinas in Lusail City.
Milaha's president and CEO Abdulrahman Essa Al Mannai, said that the company has come a long way since its establishment in 1978, and was pleased to attend the vital event in the regional maritime industry.
He added that the shipyard attended the event to promote its services to ship owners and industry professionals both in Qatar and more broadly in the region.
This year's event was held under the patronage of Prime Minister and Interior Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser bin Khalifa Al Thani.
The premier industry event hosted over 90 companies, 120 brands and 85 boats both on land and in water, added the report.
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Waiting for Callback
By Perdita Cargill and Honor Cargill
Geek Girl meets Fame meets New Girl in this brilliantly funny new series!
When Elektra is discovered by an acting agent, she imagines Oscar glory can't be far away, but instead lurches from one cringe-worthy moment to the next! Just how many times can you be rejected for the part of 'Dead Girl Number Three' without losing hope? And who knew that actors were actually supposed to be multi-lingual, play seven instruments and be trained in a variety of circus skills?
Off-stage things aren't going well either - she's fallen out with her best friend, remains firmly in the friend-zone with her crush and her parents are driving her crazy. One way or another, Elektra's life is now spent waiting for the phone to ring - waiting for callback.
Can an average girl-next-door like Elektra really make it in the world of luvvies and starlets?
Perdita Cargill
Perdita Cargill is a former barrister and her eighteen-year-old daughter Honor is currentlystudying at Oxford. Honor herself has dipped her toe into the world of acting, giving them some unforgettable experiences to draw on for the WAITING FOR CALLBACK series.
Honor Cargill
Perdita Cargill is a former barrister and her sixteen-year-old daughter Honor is currently studying for her A-levels. Honor herself has dipped her toe into the world of acting, giving them some unforgettable experiences to draw on for their debut novel together. They live in North London.
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Children's UK (January 28, 2016)
Ages: 11 and up
Children's Fiction > General
Book Cover Image (jpg): Waiting for Callback


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Q: "Between" Two Locations I am typing up formal invitations, and I want to say that transportation will be provided from Point A to Point B (but also from Point B back to Point A).
In order to clear up the to-from/from-to confusion, I tried to use 'between' as follows:

Transportation will be provided between Point A and Point B.

Is it grammatically correct to use between in this manner?
Transportation is really FROM Point A TO Point B -- although the car may travel between the two locations (i.e. not at either end point but in the middle), the transportation itself is to/from specific locations.
Another option is to say

Transportation will be provided to and from Point A and Point B.

I am trying to find the most appropriate choice of preposition to accurately convey the meaning, and I was unsuccessful in determining this after searching myself.

A: First, "grammatically correct" is not something that applies here. Of course it is grammatically correct. That doesn't mean it's sensible — nor that it isn't.  This is not a matter of grammar, but of semantics.
So now for semantics, which is all that ever matters. You misunderstand the semantics of between. Your error is thinking that between A and B only applies in the direction A → B, the way from A to B would.  It does not. That simply is not how between is normally used.  Between implies a reciprocal or bidirectional connection, so A ↔ B in this case.
This is easily seen in statements regarding shuttle services between two or more locations.  For example:

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*Complimentary shuttle service will be provided between the Convention Center and official APHA Annual Meeting hotels except for those within walking distance. APHA will offer an extra shuttle route between the Convention Center and the Hilton New Orleans Riverside for easy access between scientific sessions. (http://www.apha.org/meetings/registration/Shuttle.htm)

*Continuous shuttle service is provided every 10 – 15 minutes between TechEd 2014 conference hotels and the George R. Brown Convention Center (GRBCC) on the following schedule.  (http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/TechEd/TechEdShuttles#fbid=)

*Free shuttle service is provided between all terminals and remote parking lots. (http://www.supershuttle.com/Locations/LAXAirportShuttleLosangeles.aspx)

So don't fret.  Just use between like everybody else does.

A: "From A to B and back" works if one's intention is to state that it's not a one-way trip.

A: Try:

Transportation will be provided both ways between Point A and Point B.

or

Transportation will be provided between Point A and Point B in both directions.


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Nurses vote to continue strike against Allina
Nurses employed at five Allina Health facilities will continue an open-ended strike that began on Labor Day, the Minnesota Nurses Association announced.
The union held a late evening news conference Monday at its headquarters to present the results of a vote on Allina's latest proposal.
"The nurses felt that although some progress was made in negotiations with Allina it wasn't enough progress," said Abbott Northwestern Hospital Registered Nurse and negotiating team member Angela Becchetti.
"Nurses felt that the proposal took more away from nurses than it offered. Nurses said they would end their affordable healthcare plans in the year 2020, but they haven't been adequately compensated for it."
Other facets of the Allina proposal included a full-time security guard in the emergency rooms, face-to-face workplace safety training, a staffing committee, retention bonus, and an HSA/HRA account. The vote result means the strike will continue, and both sides will have to return to the bargaining table to hammer out a deal. There are no plans at this time when that could happen.
"If Allina felt that nurses would accept anything just to return to work in October and get our health insurance back, they were mistaken," Becchetti said. "This vote should tell Allina that nurses are strong and willing to hold out for a contract that respects their sacrifice and their profession."
Voting took place from 6 a.m. - 9 p.m. Monday. Then a third-party accounting team began the vote count. The public announcement followed the official notification of the nurses represented by the Minnesota Nurses Association and notification of the employer, Allina Health.
The results showed a majority of the striking nurses at Abbott Northwestern, Mercy, Phillips Eye Institute, United, and Unity hospitals opposed the company's offer, the union said.


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Sally Rooney's Conversations with Friends to Be Adapted for TV by the Normal People Team
The director, writer, and producer of Hulu's Normal People are getting back together to adapt the author's other novel.
By Chloe Foussianes and Annie Goldsmith
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Fans who gulped down Hulu's Normal People, the TV series based on Sally Rooney's novel by the same name, were sad to reach the end all to soon—and with no second season currently in the works, the withdrawal felt even more intense.
Thankfully, there is a project on the horizon that will scratch that Normal People itch. A 12-episode adaptation of Rooney's first novel, Conversations with Friends, is in the works for Hulu.
Here's what we know about the forthcoming Conversations with Friends TV series.
The show already started filming.
According to the Conversations with Friends Instagram account, @convosonhulu, the new show is now in production. The cast is on set, filming in Northern Ireland. "We're so excited to bring this world to life," the caption read.
A post shared by Conversations with Friends (@convosonhulu)
The main cast has been announced.
Newcomer Alison Oliver—a graduate of Lir Academy, Paul Mescal's alma mater—will play Frances; she'll be joined by Joe Alwyn as Nick, Sasha Lane as Bobbi, and Jemima Kirke as Melissa. Said executive producer and direct Lenny Abrahamson, "I feel so excited to be collaborating with four such superb actors to bring Sally's brilliant novel to the screen."
The minds behind Normal People are working on the new show.
The Hulu miniseries's executive producer Ed Guiney, executive producer and director Lenny Abrahamson, writer Alice Birch, and Rooney herself are all involved in Conversations with Friends.
But even if the same team is involved, don't expect it to be a second season of Normal People. "Obviously [it] is a cousin of Normal People in a way, but it's also quite different," Guiney told the Hollywood Reporter.
"I'm confident we're going to find fresh and interesting ways of dramatizing the novel's dynamics, and I'm excited to watch the process take shape," Rooney said in a statement when the adaptation was first announced.
Courtesy Amazon
Conversations with Friends
The show is set for a 2022 premiere.
A 2022 debut is reportedly in mind. Said Abrahamson in February, "Over the last few months it has been a privilege to work alongside Element Pictures and our extraordinary team of writers to get the scripts to a point where we all feel so excited to start shooting."
In the U.S., Conversations with Friends will air on Hulu, the streaming service that previously nabbed the rights to Normal People.
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This is funny, in a depressing sort of way:
Twenty-four Republican senators, including presidential candidate Sen.
John McCain of Arizona, sent a letter to the Environmental Protection
Agency suggesting it waive, or restructure, rules that require a
five-fold increase in ethanol production over the next 15 years.
They make it sound like some weird EPA rule-making, but in fact the Senate, of which these folks are members, voted these provisions into law just 20 weeks ago. Now, this is not a totally uncommon practice by lawmakers on the losing side of an issue to go to the administration to prevent enforcement. And, in fact, I hope they are succesful. But when the vote was taken 143 days ago, only 11 Republican Senators opposed the measure and one was a no-show for the vote (McCain). So half of these 24 have buyer's remorse for legislation they voted for and on which the ink is barely dry.
I have written on this enough, but ethanol makes no sense either as energy policy (it takes more energy to produce from corn than it provides) or as environmental policy (it does not reduce CO2 and causes ancillary environmental damage in terms of land and water use). But Iowa is the first primary, and for some reason politicians just can't break the habit of pandering to Midwest farmers:
Friedman, Billings, Ramsey & Co. analyst Kevin Book argued in a
recent note to clients that Congress will not "turn on the corn belt"
because of the significant number of votes held by ethanol-producing
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Kum Dollison:
(it takes more energy to produce from corn than it provides)
I don't get it. You write a Science blog, "Climate Skeptic;" and, yet, you post unsubstantiated claims on a subject in which you have obviously done no serious research.
I know you worked a couple of years in the Oil Industry; but, Dang.
On the other hand, you operate a business that's dependent upon people travelling; and you ignore studies such as the one from Iowa State University that states that gasoline is selling for anywhere from $0.29 to $0.40 less a gallon as a result of the 550,000 Barrels of Ethanol being produced, daily.
http://www.card.iastate.edu/publications/DBS/PDFFiles/08wp467.pdf
Like I said, "I just don't get it."
John Moore:
Kum,
Your numbers look just fine in isolation. But they don't refute his claims in the slightest. The study doesn't discount for the subsidies and other costs of the ethanol production, so it is not a reasonable comparison.
By now, everyone that has looked at the issue realizes that corn ethanol is a cruel joke. A friend of mine making plenty of money off his Iowa corn crop thinks the program ought to be killed. For that matter, at current corn prices, it is not profitable to produce ethanol even with the subsidies! That should give you a clue - the market is sending signals about what it really costs to produce that ethanol.
EconStudent:
I am by no means an expert on the matter, but I would like to see the relationship between that lowering in gasoline prices and the amount of money from my taxes that are sent to subsidize ethanol and the increased amount I am paying for food. If it wasn't subsidized, and my food prices were lower and my taxes were lower, the slight increase in gasoline prices (in the Rocky Mountain Region) might be more utility for me. Just a thought, though I don't have numbers at this time to say it is or isn't true.
Brant David McLaughlin:
Amen, John Moore!
Even worse, it's simply nothing other than STUPID to burn your food to power your car.
Ethanol never has and never shall make any sense whatsoever environmentally, economically, or to anyone with a brain. The evidence against it is overwhelming and there's no need to restate it here, as anyone who wants to can very easily find out the truth that I just elucidated.


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Impressive 9-bedroom home in a prime location Riverwalk House is a impressive 9-bedroom property believed to have built circa 1991 located within walking distance from the picturesque village of Oughterard. Presently in use as a Guesthouse, the house can be easily adapted for comfortable family living. Entering into a spacious entrance hallway, there is a sitting room with coving, ceiling roses, and a decorative fireplace with a stove to the right which opens into the breakfast room and conservatory. The conservatory opens up onto the beautiful garden and terrace. The kitchen can be found through the hallway with a utility room off this. The bedroom accommodation is split over the two floors with three ensuite bedrooms on the ground floor and a further five bedrooms on the first floor, and the main bathroom. The house offers spacious accommodation extending to approximately 291 sq m / 3,140 sq ft. A full layout of the accommodation is shown on the adjoining floorplans. Outbuildings There is a garden room to the rear of the property and also a storage shed to the side of the house. Gardens & Grounds The gardens are a particular feature of the property with a mature site which is mostly laid to lawn both to the front and rear of the house with beautiful, maintained flower beds, well-maintained hedging, and a rockery. A decked area to the rear is ideal for enjoying al fresco dining during the summer months. The grounds extend to about 0.15 hectare / 0.39 acre in all. VIEWING Strictly by appointment with the joint selling agents, Savills Country Agency and Michelle Burke MIPAV MMCEPI Auctioneer & Letting Agent. BER C2 BER Number: 111095360 Fixtures & Fittings All fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale including garden statuary, light fittings, and other removable fittings, although some items may be available by separate negotiation. SERVICES Oil fired central heating, mains water, mains sewerage and mains electricity. Please be advised that the selling agents have not checked the services and any purchaser should satisfy themselves with the availability and adequacy of all services. Riverwalk House is located within walking distance from the picturesque village of Oughterard, which is often described as the " Gateway to Connemara" . The attractive town is positioned along the banks of the Owenriff River near the shores of Lough Corrib. Oughterard provides for everyday amenities, including several hotels, restaurants, bars, a post office, bank, service station, and supermarket. Connemara, situated at the very edge of Europe, on the west coast of Ireland, is one of the most beautiful, unspoilt places it' s possible to find within Ireland. Maam Cross (14km) is famed for its October horse fair and the mart with its livestock sales of Connemara ponies. It is one of Irelands oldest and most historic fairs in the West of Ireland. From the rugged Twelve Bens Mountain range in the north through lake rich Roundstone bog, to the golden beaches reaching out into the Atlantic Ocean, it is regarded as one of the most picturesque landscapes on the west coast of Ireland. The 5* Glenlo Abbey Hotel & Estate is just 23 kilometres away and is a beautiful spot to enjoy afternoon tea, enjoy a serenity walk along the banks of the magnificent Lough Corrib or dine at one of their many restaurants including the 2 AA rosette award-winning restaurant, Pullman Restaurant. Glenlo Abbey' s Championship Golf course designed by Ryder Cup legend Christy O' Connor Jr is a great test for the keen golfer. Other exceptional courses nearby include the championship Oughterard Golf Club (3.5 km), Galway Bay Golf Resort (41 km), and Connemara Championship Golf Links (65 km). Horse Racing is held every year in July in Galway, and it has become the destination for people to gather from all around the country. Kylemore Abbey, Victorian Gardens (52 km) and Connemara National Park (55 km) make a perfect day out to enjoy the beauty and history of Ireland' s west coast. Primary education is available locally in Oughterard at NS Scoil Chuimin & Catriona and secondary education at St Pauls Secondary School. The area is also well served for private education including Yeats College, Galway. National University of Ireland Galway is one of Irelands leading third-level universities which serves the Connacht region. There are good transport links nearby including the M6 motorway which is 35 kilometres from the property which connects Galway to Dublin via the M4 interchange. Bus Éireann Route 419, from Galway serves Oughterard daily. Galway train station (28 km) also provides regular train service to Dublin and Limerick. DIRECTIONS: H91 YX90
Walking distance from the picturesque village of Oughterard
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Where else could you live like a true New Yorker than at Robert de Niro's 88-room stylish hotel, set amid the unique industrial-age architecture, achingly-hip boutiques and luxury lofts of TriBeCa.
Trendy Tribeca is home to New York's annual Film Festival – so it's appropriate that de Niro's own hotel is at its heart. And what an hotel.
Each of the 88 bedrooms is individually styled, particularly the Duplex Suites with their kitchens, offices, stone fireplaces and stunning 30-foot skylight windows.
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Prior to joining CFR, Mr. Sacks worked on political military affairs at the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), which handles the full breadth of the United States' relationship with Taiwan in the absence of diplomatic ties. Mr. Sacks was also a Princeton in Asia fellow in Hangzhou, China. He received his M.A. in International Relations and International Economics, with honors, from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). At SAIS, he was the recipient of the A. Doak Barnett Award, given annually to the most distinguished China Studies graduate. Mr. Sacks received his B.A. in Political Science, Magna Cum Laude, from Carleton College.
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How well the United States and Japan are able to deter an attack on Taiwan and respond jointly and effectively to Chinese aggression if deterrence fails could determine Asia's future, as well as their own.
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Спочатку першість планували провести 6-15 серпня 2021. Проте через пандемію коронавірусної хвороби, внаслідок якої Олімпійські ігри перенесли з 2020 на 2021, а світову першість перенесли на липень 2022.

ІААФ оголосила про обрання Юджина містом-господарем чемпіонату 16 квітня 2015. Вдруге в історії обрання міста-господаря чемпіонату світу відбулось без стандартної тендерної процедури, коли, на запрошення ІААФ, міста-кандидати подавали свої заявки. Вперше це було, коли Осаці надали право проводити чемпіонат-2007 без тендеру.

Розклад дисциплін чемпіонату оприлюднили у квітні 2021. Вперше в історії чемпіонатів чоловіки та жінки змагалися на дистанції спортивної ходьби на 35 кілометрів, що прийде на заміну 50-кілометровій дистанції.

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Red Hat Extends Cisco Server Partnership
Friday Sep 5th 2014 by Sean Michael Kerner
A partnership between Red Hat and Cisco USC that began in 2009 is still going strong, with continued collaboration on the cloud a point of emphasis.
When Cisco first unwrapped its Project California effort, now known as the Unified Computing System (UCS), in 2009, Linux vendor Red Hat was identified as a key partner.
This week, during Cisco's launch event for its latest generation of UCS servers, Red Hat once again was front and center.
"As Cisco has continued to grow their server marketshare through UCS, Red Hat has worked closely with them to ensure platform certification and support are in place," Scott Musson, vice president of Strategic Alliances at Red Hat, told ServerWatch.
"With more Cisco Validated Designs available," Musson continued, "as well as participation in the FlexPod architecture, Red Hat has participated as the leading Linux platform provider."
Collaboration on the Cloud
Cisco is now working with Red Hat on a supported OpenStack cloud effort, though Cisco also supports multiple OpenStack vendors. Cisco is one of the leading members of the OpenStack Foundation and first released its own OpenStack Edition back in 2012.
Earlier this year Cisco pledged to invest $1 billion into its cloud and OpenStack efforts.
While Cisco is not vendor agnostic when it comes to OpenStack support, Red Hat's efforts are somewhat differentiated.
"From the Red Hat perspective, Cisco will support multiple platforms, including Microsoft, VMware and other OpenStack distributions; however, the expanded partnership and availability of UCS Integrated Infrastructure for Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform demonstrates a commitment of support for Red Hat's platform," Musson said.
"Integration and packaged availability for enterprises wanting to deploy an on-premise private cloud will focus on the Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform version," Musson continued.
The Cisco partnership isn't just about OpenStack on the Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) side of the cloud, but also on the Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) side as well.
"Cisco supports multiple offerings to provide customer choice, and they contribute to many open source projects, including OpenShift Origin and Cloud Foundry, though they are not part of the Cloud Foundry Foundation," Musson said.
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Q&A: OWL caster 'ZP' thinks the best Dallas Fuel could show up this weekend
The Fuel close their seeding matches for the Countdown Cup against Philadelphia and Atlanta.
Jang "Decay" Gui-un of the Dallas Fuel (center) compete during a Overwatch League match against the Los Angeles Valiant with Kim "DoHa" Dong-ha (left) and Noh "Gamsu" Youngjin at the Arlington Esports Stadium on Saturday, Feb. 8, 2020, in Arlington.(Smiley N. Pool / Staff Photographer)
By Sean Collins
2:30 PM on Jul 29, 2020 CDT
The Dallas Fuel have one of their toughest weekends of the season in front of them. The Philadelphia Fusion and Atlanta Reign stand in the way of the Fuel picking up a high seed in the upcoming Countdown Cup in August.
The Dallas Morning News caught up with Overwatch League caster Andrew "ZP" Rush to discuss the Fuel's challenges this weekend.
Answers have been edited for length and brevity.
Dallas finally put itself in a strong position for a tournament. One more win would give them a good seed. Is that more likely to come against Atlanta?
ZP: "I think between the two teams Atlanta is a much more beatable opponent. Fusion, even though at times they show weakness as a team, they are very much in the upper echelon. Atlanta has been more towards the definition of average. That means that if the Fuel can play above average, they will have a really good chance of taking the series against Atlanta."
The Fuel have actually played the top teams really close this season, coming just a team fight from topping San Francisco on several occasions. Do you think the Fuel are capable of playing a complete Overwatch match against Philadelphia?
ZP: "It depends on who is playing. If you look back to those series against the Shock where they lost in very close matches, a lot of that had to do with the fact that it was when (Jang "Decay" Gui-un) was playing out of his mind.
"Decay, right now, is not always in the roster. Even though (Kim "DoHa" Dongha) has proven immense versatility and (Stefan "Onigod" Fiskerstrand) has been stepping up to the plate, I still feel like Dallas is at its strongest when Decay is in the lineup. For Dallas to break through against a tough opponent, I would still like to see Decay back in the lineup."
Fuel head coach Aaron "Aero" Atkins said that with hero pools out, it'll be harder to understand what Philly and Atlanta might play. Do you have an idea for what the Fuel might see?
ZP: "I think there is a good chance we go back to a double-shield meta where, arguably, Atlanta could be stronger given Gator's experience on heroes like Orisa. All in all, it's always tough to tell because whenever we go from hero pools to no hero pools, oftentimes we will see balance changes.
"It looks like getting Genji is getting nerfed. Patches get reverted, but if that were to go live, it would be impactful for all the teams in the tournament.
"Because of that, it is really hard to predict week to week."
Stefan "Onigod" Fiskerstrand has seen a lot of playing time and success. Can the Fuel handle DPS superstars like Lee "Carpe" Jae-Hyeok without Decay?
ZP: "I think it's going to be very difficult. Decay gave the Fuel the star power to challenge the top, which they have yet to get to. That doesn't detract at all from how DoHa or Onigod have been playing, because I think both have been pretty good. So under the right circumstances, yeah, the Fuel could challenge a top-level team. But I think the Fuel look the best when Decay is in, and I really hope to see him return to play soon."
The Fuel think they have a higher ceiling with support player Nolan "Paintbrush" Edwards in the lineup, especially as a shot-caller. How much of a difference can having someone like that make?
ZP: "I think Paintbrush, over the last several weeks, has definitely settled in and is playing better. I think his debut was a bit shaky. But the Fuel have been all over the place this year. They went from (Jung "Closer" Wonsik) to (Jonathan "HarryHook" Tejedor Rua) and now to Paintbrush.
But with Paintbrush being in for what seems like the longest period of stability the Fuel have had so far, and his improvement, is pretty encouraging."
Dallas' hill all season has been to get a win against a strong OWL team. Can we get your prediction for their weekend against Philadelphia and Atlanta?
ZP: "I think against Philadelphia it's going to be difficult. I think Philly is going to come out a bit renewed, and I expect it to take it 3-1 over Dallas. But I think Atlanta is very vulnerable.
"If the best Fuel shows up, which I think is a strong possibility, and if they gameplan more for Atlanta like I think they will, then I think that's a very winnable series for Dallas. Dallas takes that series, 3-1."
Little to lose: 3 things the Dallas Fuel can do to compete with Philadelphia and Atlanta
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Sean Collins, Staff Writer. Sean started at The Dallas Morning News in 2020 and covers North Texas esports, focusing on the Dallas Fuel and Dallas Empire. He covered high school and Kansas State athletics at The Manhattan Mercury. Sean graduated from the University of Kansas in 2018, where he worked for the University Daily Kansan as a sports editor covering Kansas hoops.
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When you're in crisis everything becomes about your child. Rightfully so, because your child can't advocate for themselves. They can't get themselves to the hospital or get their pediatrician on the phone to call ahead to the emergency room. Your needs take a back seat so quickly that sometimes you don't even notice. Things that are normally so easy to remember like eating, sleeping, and even going to the bathroom, are suddenly difficult to schedule into your life.
You need a support person at this stage. Managing your own stress level is so far away from your mind that the concept doesn't even exist to you, but as you skip food, sleep, and sometimes even hold your bathroom breaks for hours at a time, your stress level builds. Slowly but surely the issue compounds until it's overwhelming and you find you can't function any longer. The role of the support person is to remind you to do the things that you need to do to keep yourself going and support your child. The ideal situation is for the person to come and take over so you can have a break. That's not an option for everyone. Even a friend that calls once a day and reminds you to eat can be a huge help.
The crisis is difficult, but in my experience getting established into a new normal is much harder. Taking it day by day, you learn to live with whatever the new circumstances have to be. Your needs have to be re-aligned and prioritized alongside the needs of your child. Medicines may need to be adjusted, added, or given at a different time. Maybe there's an extra therapy you need to do that takes an hour, and that hour was previously used for something else that was also medically necessary. The long term nature of the situation requires more than just food and sleep. Human beings need breaks, at absolute minimum 30 minutes a week, with at least 30 minutes once a day being ideal. What you do depends upon what works best for you, and I'll give some suggestions in the future parts of this series.
Whichever situation you're in, it's important to take care of yourself the best you can. Remember, you need to be healthy to keep your child healthy.


Is there a better-known moment in classical music than the opening of this symphony? Sydney Youth Orchestra and its Chief, Alexander Briger take on the most famous work from thirty-something Ludwig van's crisis-ridden decade in a breakthrough experience for every young orchestral player.
Before Beethoven's tempest, the suite from Copland's 1944 ballet Appalachian Spring brings peace and a hymn to simplicity in a classic of musical Americana.
One of the most universally-popular adaptations of Shakespeare's tragedy of young love, Prokofiev's 1938 ballet score has it all: thrilling virtuosity from a huge orchestra, dazzling swordfights in the streets of Verona, and a Balcony Scene of pure sound that transcends the Bard's immortal words.


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If you watch this show (and are able to) we would like to like to ask you to make a donation via our PayPal link and support the musicians during this difficult time. All the money raised for each show, will be divided four ways, between the venue and the three artists playing on this date. Please know that we, and all the musicians involved, are incredibly grateful for the support of music-loving audiences… and it enables us to keep doing what what we do!
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He's (Rajon Rondo) the best point guard in the world right now."
Forgive Delonte West if he might be seeing things through rose colored glasses. His nickname is Redz. He's part African-American and part Piscataway Indian. He is wearing green again and his personality has a color all its own. There are a lot of colors to Delonte West. He also has a negative to put far into the rear view mirror.
HoopsVibe's Very Quick Call: He's the NBA's best all-around point guard, but not the NBA's best point guard.
Rajon Rondo is an excellent table-setter, capable of penetrating, distributing, defending, and leading. However, he's not The Guy. He's not the crème de la crème of lead guards.
Rondo's shooting and free throws need work. Too often, opposing defences dare him to fire him away from the outside. And the Utah Jazz's Deron Williams is a more complete player.
Still, the University of Kentucky grad is the straw that stirs the Boston Celtics' drink. The green-and-white will go as far as he takes them in 2011.
If Rondo's Celtics win a championship next June, he'll be worthy of the 'best point guard' title.
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Film ID: YFA 3
OPENING OF ST MARGARET'S HALL, RIPON TRAINING COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (1954)
This is a film documenting the opening of St. Margaret's Hall in 1954 at the Ripon Training College for Girls.
LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE, RIPON COLLEGE (1948)
This film documents the laying of the foundation stone of St. Margaret's Hall at Ripon Training College. The stone was laid by the Princess Royal in 1950.
Film ID: YFA 74
ST ANSELM'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL, BAKEWELL (1935-1937)
This is a film from the Noel Beardsell Collection of Peter, his son, at school. The film includes footage of football and cricket matches between students and the teachers as well as a father son match.
Film ID: YFA 102
THE CENTENARY, RIPON TRAINING COLLEGE (1963)
In 1963 Ripon Training College celebrated its centenary year. This film documents some of those celebrations including the opening of new college buildings and a performance put on by the students.
SCISSETT PARISH NEWSREEL (1932-1937)
This film is a compilation of local events around the town of Scissett during the 1930s. Included are garden parities, 1937 Coronation celebrations, swimming and diving, and an excursion by the Dearne Valley Wheelers to Stamford Bridge.
BEVERLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOUNDERS DAY (1942)
On June 18th, 1942, a Founder's Day ceremony took place at Beverley Minster. It was attended by the Lord Mayor, members of the clergy, army cadets and scouts. Members of the local community were also in attendance. The film was made by Ernest Symmons who owned the Beverley Playhouse Cinema. He filmed local events for newsreels which he would show before a main feature.
MASBRO SUNDAY SCHOOL PROCESSION (1960)
This is a film by Charles Chislett of a children's Sunday school procession in Rotherham. The procession features several local Sunday schools.
HOLMFIRTH IN WARTIME (1941-1945)
A film that captures the people and events of Holme Valley throughout Second World War, this film shows some of the activities that took place such as War Weapons Weeks, a Royal Visit, a student nature walk, and a Victory bonfire.
HADE EDGE SCHOOL CENTENARY (PERSONALITIES) (1982)
From the Kathleen Lockwood collection, this film shows both the old pupils of Hade Edge School in Holmfirth, Yorkshire, and the celebrations that take place as it reaches its centenary year.
HOLME SCHOOL CENTENARY (1980)
Made by Kathleen Lockwood, this film contains footage of the events that take place to celebrate the Holme School Centenary in 1980.
WHEN WE WERE YOUNG (1939)
This film was part of the Kathleen Lockwood collection and contains footage of a large selection of baby animals. There are shots of a group of children playing with some of these animals as well as pretending to carrying out a variety of adult chores.
CPEA, CARDINAL'S VISIT TO LEEDS, HIGH MASS AT KIRKSTALL ABBEY (1945-1947)
This film is in two parts. The first part is of a protest rally outside Leeds Town Hall organised by the CPEA (Catholic Parents' and Electors' Association) against certain aspects of the Education Act of 1944 – the Agreed Syllabus and restricted state aid. The second part is of a visit to Leeds of Cardinal Griffin in 1947.
CHURCH PARADE AT BOLTON ABBEY / CHILDREN AT BAILDON SCHOOL (1943-1953)
This film comprises two parts:
Part 1: A Church Parade at Bolton Abbey (emulsion codes: 1945 and 1953).
Part 2: Children fancy dress at Baildon School
The film includes footage of children painting outside and a singing lesson in fancy dress performing "Doh rae me fa so..."
SAILING ON THE HUMBER (1935)
This is a film of a family and friends holidaying on a boat on the Humber. Also included in this film are other events, including a wedding, time spent on a farm, an excursion on board the Queen Mary, and time at a school.
ADRIAN 5 - FAMILY FILM (1961-1965)
This is the fifth of a series of films made by Derrick Walton of his son, Adrian, from birth through childhood. This film covers Adrian's 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th birthdays. It also shows his first day at school, marching with the Cubs at Skipton Gala Christmas, and visiting Jodrell Bank.
ADRIAN 6 -FAMILY FILM (1965-1968)
This is the sixth of a series of films made by Derrick Walton of his son, Adrian, from birth through childhood. This film covers Adrian's 9th, 10th, and 11th birthdays, his first day at secondary school, marching with the Cubs at Skipton Gala Christmas, and playing rugby.
GILLIAN 3 (1965-1968)
This is the third of a series of films made by Derrick Walton of his daughter, Gillian, from birth through childhood. This film covers from Gillian's 5th birthday through to her 7th birthday as well as her first day at school.
GREATWOOD SCHOOL (1960s)
This is a short film made by Derrick Walton of Greatwood School in Skipton.
INSTALLATION OF THE FIRST CHANCELLOR (1966)
Made by Bradford University, this film is a record of the installation of Harold Wilson as the first Chancellor of the University. A running commentary accompanies the film.
REVIS BARBER HALLS OF RESIDENCE (1963)
Made by Bradford University, this is a film which shows the opening of Revis Barber Halls of Residence on 27th November, 1963.
OPENING OF THE J.B. PRIESTLEY LIBRARY (1975)
Made by Bradford University, this film documents the opening of their new Library, named after J B Priestly. Priestly himself performs the opening along with the Chancellor Harold Wilson.
THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE FIRST BUILDING FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD (1965)
Made by Bradford University, this film documents the opening of the first building for the University Of Bradford by the first Chancellor, the Rt.Hon. Harold Wilson on 11th June, 1965. The film is accompanied by a narration by Richard Baker.
IBBERSON 1959 CHRONICLES (1959)
Part of the Ibberson Collection, this film documents a number of events which take place in 1959 including an annual sports day and awards ceremony at St. Peter's School in York as well as the presentation of the British Empire Medal to William Thackray.
MOUNT SCHOOL (1950s)
This film is part of the Mount School collection and contains footage from a variety of events and dates that was taken from a BBC documentary on Margaret Drabble 1951-56.
THE MOUNT SCHOOL, YORK (1938-1939)
This film features part of a Military Parade which took place in York as well as some school sporting activities at the Mount School.
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StudioWare panels are software interfaces to external MIDI devices such as samplers, keyboards, automatable mixers, and effects units. These interfaces allow you to manipulate the controls on any external MIDI device from graphical controls on your screen. The changes you make to these controls can even be recorded and then played back as part of your project.
Cakewalk includes a wide variety of StudioWare panels for popular MIDI devices, with new panels constantly under development here at Cakewalk, by equipment manufacturers, and by Cakewalk users. Check the Cakewalk website (www.cakewalk.com) from time to time for new and updated StudioWare panels.


At full capacity, the city estimates the apartments would earn only $10,940 per month — not enough to pay a possible mortgage debt of $13,000 to $14,000 per month Fourth Street Towers would have faced.
Tuesday, Columbus Council approved an agreement with the Housing Authority of Columbus to manage and operate the complex. The public housing agency also will collect rents, lease units and renew leases. The city will pay the Housing Authority 8 percent of the monthly income.
Riddle said Len Williams, executive director of the authority, was scheduled to take the agreement to his board Wednesday for approval. "They will start very soon," Riddle said of the authority's management of the property.


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Q: Call a method in action class from a jsp page in struts2 I have written following code to pass a variable artpsMstId to a javascript function and then update the record stored against that variable:
In JSP:

     <a href="javascript:fnUpdate('<s:property value="artpsMstId" />');">testupdate

In struts.xml:
<action name="updateServiceDetails" class="com.stp.portal.view.SearchServicePortlet" method="updateServiceDetails">
            <result name="success">/WEB-INF/view/ServiceSubmitPage.jsp</result>
        </action>

The I have defined the function updateServiceDetails in the SearchServicePortlet.java.
But the flow is not coming to the SearchServicePortlet.java. would really appreciate if anyone could help me...Thanks
----EDITED-----
Here is what basically I want to do
<s:form action="updateServiceDetails" method="POST" theme="simple" >

        FirstName

        LastName

        Edit

<s:iterator value="resultList" >

        <s:textfield name="firstName" />

        <s:textfield name="lastName" />

        Edit

        <a href="javascript:fnUpdate('<s:property value="artpsMstId" />');">testupdate

</s:iterator>
</s:form>

Above code displays a list with first names and last names with an edit option for each row. Now I want to call the function fnUpdate() in a javascript so that
I can edit and save each row separately. This is what I basically need to do.

A: Instead of having form over entire table, just have seperate form and on click on link in row of table, call javascript function to submit that seperate form,
Try below code,
in jsp,
<form name="updateServiceDetailForm">
<input type="hidden" name="artpsMstId"/>
</form>

        FirstName

        LastName

        Edit

<s:iterator value="resultList" >

        <s:textfield name="firstName" />

        <s:textfield name="lastName" />

        Edit

        testupdate

in javascript,
function fnUpdate(artpsMstId) {
    document.forms.updateServiceDetailForm.action = "updateServiceDetails.action";
    document.forms.updateServiceDetailForm.method = "post";
    document.forms.updateServiceDetailForm.artpsMstId.value = artpsMstId;
    document.forms.updateServiceDetailForm.submit();
}


Infant Mortality Rate 1934 to 1973: The highest rate recorded was 113.64 infant deaths per thousand live births in 1944, and the lowest was 0. in 1971.
FISHGUARD AND GOODWICK Preferred English M. Richards, Welsh Administrative and Territorial Units (Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1969), p. 70.
PEMBROKESHIRE Administrative County M. Richards, Welsh Administrative and Territorial Units (Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1969), p. 70.
FISHGUARD LG_Ward Parish-level Unit 1961 Census of England and Wales, Table 3, 'Acreage, Population, Private Households and Dwellings', for 'LAA, Wards, CP in RD, Con, NT'.
FISHGUARD NORTH CP Parish-level Unit 1934 1974 M. Richards, Welsh Administrative and Territorial Units (Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1969), p. 70.
GOODWICK LG_Ward Parish-level Unit 1961 Census of England and Wales, Table 3, 'Acreage, Population, Private Households and Dwellings', for 'LAA, Wards, CP in RD, Con, NT'.
WDIG CP Parish-level Unit 1934 1974 M. Richards, Welsh Administrative and Territorial Units (Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1969), p. 221.
GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, Fishguard and Goodwick UD through time | Census tables with data for the Local Government District, A Vision of Britain through Time.


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Black Panther Review
by Russell Lockhart
Fellow movie-goers: Absolutely one of the best superhero movies Marvel has given us.
10 Plot: Fantastic origin story, top notch writing.
10 Acting: Boseman and Jordan bring the house down.
8 Directing: Coogler does a great job bringing the newest hero to life.
9 Cinematagraphy: Awesome shots, especially the fight scenes.
10 Pacing: Never dull, keeps your attention to the end.
Here's the premise: After the events of Captain America: Civil War, King T'Challa returns home to the reclusive, technologically advanced African nation of Wakanda to serve as his country's new leader. However, T'Challa soon finds that he is challenged for the throne from factions within his own country. When two foes conspire to destroy Wakanda, the hero known as Black Panther must team up with C.I.A. agent Everett K. Ross and members of the Dora Milaje, Wakandan Special Forces, to prevent Wakanda from being dragged into a world war.
From the explosive beginning, right to the awesome ending, BLACK PANTHER will hold your attention and at times, keep you on the edge of your seat. While we got to see BLACK PANTHER in CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR, it left us wanting more…and now we have it. Where CIVIL WAR showed a little what our hero can do, the BLACK PANTHER film magnifies this and shows exactly why he is a crucial part of the MCU.
Chadwick Boseman does a phenomenal job as T'Challa, aka BLACK PANTHER, he brings a confidence to the role that says "Don't mess with me!!!" in bold print. He not only takes on outsiders, but has to battle for his position in his own community, these fight scenes are some of the best I have seen, very well done. Ringing in as the villain is Michael B. Jordan, who is awesome, as usual. Michael is one of my favorite young actors coming out of Hollywood today, and while I hated to see him as a villain, he actually brings something a little extra to his character that makes us understand why he is the way he is.
This is a great movie and should be seen on the big screen, I highly recommend it!!!
Russell Lockhart
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by Peter Williams
(Colo.Sprngs.,CO.,USA)
I used to live here from 2007-2009 and had several unsettling experiences here.First,the smoke alarms in the building would go off at all hours of the night and day,with no smoke or fire being present.Several times there was smoke in the hallways,but when the fire dept responded they said they had no idea where it was coming from.They had checked every apartment in the building and still could not locate the source.There were a number of times that the hallways would smell like sulfur,and me and my friends smelled this sulfur smell in my apartment several times with no explanation,as none of us are smokers and none of us even had matches on us at the time.There would sometimes be strange bangings and poundings on the walls and ceiling,yet I lived on the third floor with no one above me and the apartment next to mine,on both sides,were vacant when this happened.Many apartments in the building were vacant while I lived there,and remained so during the time I lived there which I found strange.I have never lived in an apartment building that was always so empty,and I was often one of only about twelve to twenty people that lived in this very large apartment building during the time that I lived there and we're talking about an apartment building with at least 50 apartments in it,almost all of which were always vacant.Whenever someone would move in to one,they almost always moved out in just over a month,with no explanation being given.But some told me rather hair-raising stories about things they'd seen in their apartments and even in the halls of the building,the building's laundry room (which is always cold and always gave me the creeps),and on the grounds of the complex itself.Once a priest even came there to bless the building who was contacted by one of my neighbors.
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What building where you guys actually in?? Because I'm in these apartments and I'm experiencing some pretty strange but repetitive stuff.
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D'Angelo Russell Blindsided By Magic Johnson's Criticism
by Marcel Mutoni July 27, 2017
Lakers team president Magic Johnson trashed D'Angelo Russell shortly after trading him to Brooklyn, and the second-year point guard felt blindsided.
Russell, 21, says he doesn't know why Johnson publicly questioned his leadership.
D-Lo knows he can't win a PR war with Magic, so he's letting the stinging criticism slide.
Per Silver Screen and Roll:
"D'Angelo is an excellent player. He has the talent to be an All-Star. We want to thank him for what he did for us, but what I needed was a leader," Johnson said. "I needed somebody also that can make the other players better, and also that players want to play with."
The implication that Russell wasn't a leader was clear, and it stood as what felt like a parting shot, even if that wasn't the intent of Johnson. Russell joined Adrian Wojnarowski's The Woj Pod and was asked if he was surprised when he heard what Magic said about his lack of leadership.
"Definitely," Russell said of feeling blindsided by the comment. "I didn't know what the reason behind it was. I'm off your hands. I have nothing to do with you, I'm on a new team. I didn't understand the comment, I still don't.
"Like I said before, he's still one of the best point guards to ever play the game, and for him to say anything about me I can just run with it. If it's negative, if it's positive, whatever he has to say about me, it's something I can just run with and make the best out of it," Russell said.
D'Angelo Russell Says Magic Johnson's Criticism is 'Irrelevant'
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Porsche celebrates the 1 millionth 911 at Monterey Car Week
The sports car manufacturer organized a 600 mile road trip to celebrate the 1 millionth 911 and the ongoing success of Porsche's flagship model.
The first part of the journey sent invited journalists on a 250 mile road loop to Thunderhill Raceway Park and back in the hottest new 911 models: The 2018 911 GT3 and 2018 911 Turbo S Exclusive Series. With cars specially sourced from Germany, the journalists not only received the opportunity to test the cars on exciting and dynamic road loops, but also spent several hours lapping under the guidance of America's most successful endurance racer, Hurley Haywood, and Porsche factory driver Patrick Long. Andreas Preuninger, the Director of the GT model line at Porsche AG, also attended the event personally to showcase his latest creation.
911 Turbo S Exclusive Series: Fuel consumption combined: 9.1 l/100 km; CO2-emissions: 212 g/km
911 GT3: Fuel consumption combined 12.9 – 12.7 l/100 km; CO2 emissions 290 – 288 g/km
911 GT2 RS: Fuel consumption combined: 11.8 l/100 km; CO2-emissions: 269 g/km
The following morning, the group transitioned into the 1 millionth 911 as well as six other 911 models from previous generations. The cars which were provided by the Porsche Museum included a 1970 911 S Targa, the 1985 Carrera Clubsport Prototype, and a 996 GT3 of the first generation which was never sold in North America, which also happens to be Andreas Preuninger's first project car at Porsche. Winding their way from Napa Valley through winding roads, the group crossed San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, a highlight among the 1 millionth 911's world tour. Preuninger traveled with the group, as did Achim Stejskal, the Director of the Porsche Museum, offering valuable insights to the journalists. 250 miles later, the group arrived in Monterey.
911 Carrera S Kit: Fuel consumption combined 9.4−8.3 l/100 km; CO2-emissions 214−188 g/km
The next stop for the Porsche team and their guests was at the Werks Reunion, hosted by the Porsche Club of America, giving over 8,000 attendees a chance to marvel at the 1 millionth 911 as well as its predecessors. Later that day, all of the cars assembled for parade laps at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca during the Monterey Historics, with Hurley Haywood joining the group in his Daytona-winning 911 Carrera RSR race car from 1973. Legendary Porsche racing driver Vic Elford also took part in the festivities, with all cars looping down the famous Corkscrew.
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