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Q: Poiseuille's Law and viscosity type Is kinematic or dynamic viscosity meant to be used in Poiseuille's Law? What's the reason behind this?
I have seen contradicting information online and they seem to use the same sign.

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10th Annual Swing & Soiree grossed nearly $800,000
We are excited to report that the Lucky Duck Foundation's 10th Annual Swing & Soiree grossed nearly $800,000! Combine that with the more than $400,000 raised between last year's and this year's event and you have a record-breaking $1.2 million raised by the Lucky Duck Foundation in one year!
And, because $2 million in matching funds have been pledged, that $1.2 million will become $2.4 million deployed to help alleviate the suffering of San Diego County's homeless population!
Matching funds remain available until the end of the year or until we meet our $2 million fundraising goal, so don't miss your chance to double your donation.
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You start by assessing your situation in 2020 to see if you're making the right choices for saving and keeping more of your hard-earned dollars.
Before year end, for example, you could have considered analyzing your qualified retirement plan — whether it's a 401(k), Simplified Employee Pension, profit-sharing or another employer-sponsored program — to make sure you're maximizing your tax-deferred contributions and using the best option for your business.
"Business owners should make sure they're contributing enough," said Paul E. DeLauro, City National Bank wealth planning manager, "and that the plan their company uses allows them to contribute as much as possible. A lot of small business owners have the wrong kind of plan for their unique situation."
Along the same lines, you might benefit from exploring whether you're using the optimal business structure for your company.
How are you operating?
If your closely held business operates as a C corporation, DeLauro suggested considering whether you really need to use that structure rather than an S corporation.
As a C corporation, your company pays its own income tax while you separately pay personal income tax based on your compensation.
But S corporations don't pay corporate income tax, instead passing on business revenue as personal income to the company's owner or owners.
A C corporation with $1 million in EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization) would pay 21 percent, the current corporate income tax rate, before distributing dividends, salaries or bonuses, while an S corporation wouldn't incur that cost, DeLauro noted. Owners might have chosen a C corp structure to protect their personal assets when they incorporated, but they can achieve the same protection using an S corp, he explained.
A C corp allows different stock classes, which enables the business to raise capital, "but many companies don't need to raise capital," he noted.
Sometime in 2021, corporate income taxes could increase to 28 percent, which could make the S corp structure even a bigger savings for business owners.
"Maybe it's time to contact your CPA or your tax attorney and ask, 'Do I have the right business structure to maximize my after-tax income?'" DeLauro said.
Though, it could be too late to implement such a change in time to benefit for the 2020 tax year, he said.
If you need to purchase equipment or make another significant investment in your business, you may be able to trim your 2020 tax bill by accelerating the process and taking this step by year end, noted Gaye L. Chun, City National Bank senior wealth planner.
"Some people may consider taking the tax deduction now," she said.
Taking a deduction for an asset purchase now could prove even more advantageous if policymakers eliminate the ability to take upfront deductions on certain asset acquisitions, DeLauro said.
Consider accelerating capital gains in 2020 as well, Chun and DeLauro said.
Democratic Party tax proposals could result in long-term capital gains being treated as ordinary income and taxed at 39.6 percent on income higher than $1 million, Chun noted.
Under those potential changes, a high earner selling a property for $1 million could incur a 39.6 percent tax on the sale proceeds rather than the current 20 percent capital gains tax, Chun explained.
One of Chun's clients who receives installment payments on a sale is thinking of accepting full payment now in return for a small price discount so he can log the full capital gain in 2020 and avoid the possibility of seeing future payments taxed as ordinary income.
Because of potential changes in estate tax policies, Chun and DeLauro also suggested that business owners with substantial personal assets also consider strategies available to accelerate gifts to children and grandchildren this year.
Accelerating giving may make good financial sense as well.
A taxpayer might own highly appreciated land, rental property, or other assets. The owners may want to diversify out of those assets, but if they do a direct sale they'll immediately incur big capital gains taxes, DeLauro explained.
The owner, however, could use an irrevocable charitable remainder unitrust, or CRUT, to sell the property, invest the proceeds, receive a percentage back annually over time, defer capital gains taxes by paying them pro rata and eventually leave a generous donation to charity.
A CRUT can be a good idea for philanthropically inclined business owners and taxpayers looking to sell a high-value asset that has appreciated in value considerably over time, DeLauro said.
Relocate?
While it's not a step to be taken lightly, DeLauro and Chun noted that some high-net-worth individuals are leaving high-tax states for lower-tax jurisdictions — or are considering whether to do so.
City National advisors have talked to clients about various strategies, including setting up trusts and shifting assets to adult children in states with lower taxes, said Chun. A business owner could gift significant stakes in the company to each child, spreading the income over family members and taking advantage of lower tax brackets.
Whatever tax-savings strategies may benefit you and your business when it comes to paying your 2020 returns, it's best not to delay.
"Sit down now and talk to your accountant," advised Chun.
City National Bank encourages you to consult with your banker, financial advisor and tax professional before making major changes to your financial situation. Need to discuss your wealth plan with an advisor and wish to find one? Get in touch with a City National advisor today.
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Ernesto Augusto II de Hannover, duque de York y Albany, príncipe-obispo de Osnabrück, KG (Osnabrück, 17 de septiembre de 1674 - Ibídem, 14 de agosto de 1728) fue un príncipe de la Casa de Hannover .

Biografía
Ernesto Augusto era el hijo menor de Ernesto Augusto de Brunswick-Luneburgo, Elector de Brunswick-Luneburgo, y de la princesa Sofía del Palatinado. Era un hermano menor del rey Jorge I de Gran Bretaña, elector de Hannover.

El 3 de julio de 1716, fue nombrado caballero de la Insigne Orden de la Jarretera y dos días después, duque de York y Albany y conde de Úlster. A diferencia de sus cuatro hermanos mayores, nunca se resistió a la decisión del padre en 1684, desde la herencia hasta la primogenitura , y por lo tanto mantuvo una buena relación con su hermano mayor.

Ernesto Augusto fue de 1716 a 1728 príncipe obispo gobernante de Osnabrück. En Hilter, en el bosque de Teutoburgo, promovió la minería del carbón.
Ernesto Augusto permaneció soltero. Su correspondencia con Johann Franz von Wendt (1678-1740), el padre de Amalie Sophie von Wallmoden, fue interpretada como prueba de una relación homosexual.

Ernesto Augusto murió un año después de su hermano real, como este en el castillo de Osnabrück, y también fue enterrado en la capilla de Leineschloss en Hannover. El sarcófago fue transferido al mausoleo de Welfen en el Berggarten en Herrenhausen después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, junto con el de su hermano Jorge I y los de sus padres.

Duques de York y Albany
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Q: How to use AngularJs Inside the Scala template? I'm trying to show the image from the database. However, I can't put the angular variable inside the @ sign of the Scala template.

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It gave Error: Can't find the product variable. I also tried:

It still gave me the same error. How can I use the AngularJs variable inside the Scala template?

A: You CAN NOT that's obvious - Scala template is processed at backend side much, much earlier then it arrives to frontend. Instead your Angular app should have some method which will create a string containing path to the image literally, something like /book-store/get-image/foo.jpg and then add a route to your routes file:
GET /book-store/get-image/:fileName   controllers.BookStore.getImage(fileName)

Optionally you can try to go with javascriptRoutes, but it's not necessary.


The official launch of the 2016 International Cool Climate Wine Symposium is set to place today at ProWein in Dusseldorf where details of the event, to be hosted in the UK for the first time, will be revealed.
The 2016 Symposium will take place in Brighton between May 26-28 and hopes to attract key producers and wineries involved in cool climate wine production from all over the world. The event is held around every four years and helps set out the agenda and vision for cool climate producers for the years ahead through a series of debates, keynote talks, seminars, tastings and workshops. It attracts winemakers, viticulturists, wine trade, academics, wine educators and members of the international wine media.
Brighton will be the ninth host of the event which has also being held in Tasmania, New Zealand, Oregon, Washington State and Germany.
Key UK wine industry and trade bodies are involved in the Symposium including: United Kingdom Vineyards Association; English Wine Producers; Plumpton College and the Institute of Masters of Wine. A 50-strong International Advisory Panel, chaired by Chris Foss, head of the wine department at Plumpton College, is helping to build up the content programme for the three day event.
Foss said: "We are very proud to be part of a vision for the future of the cool climate wine sector. The ICCWS has a proven track record in putting host locations - all emerging cool climate regions - firmly onto the international fine wine map."
Justin Howard-Sneyd MW, consultant to Laithwaite's Wine and a member of the organising committee, will be part of the official launch today at ProWein. He said: "We are extremely excited to be hosting the ICCWS in the UK in 2016. This event is undoubtedly a major platform to bring together the world's leading producers and experts in cool climate viticulture, winemaking, research and promotion."
Topics to be covered will include the latest research on climate variability, sparkling and still wine production and how the latest technologies can assist in the production of cool climate wines, emerging cool climate regions, and new markets and new consumers.
Jancis Robinson MW OBE has been confirmed as the headline speaker to open the proceedings.
More details can be found at www.iccws2016.com and you can keep up to date on Twitter at @ICCWS2016.


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Rankin Exhibit Opens at Milk Gallery
Tonight from 7 to 10 p.m., Milk Gallery (450 West 15th Street) will celebrate the launch of "OPEN Rankin" with a private viewing of the photographic exhibit that showcases the culmination of 20 years of Rankin's work. "I named the show 'Open' because its the state of mind I think I need as a photographer," explains Rankin. "I have to be open to new people, experiences, challenges. I hope my work reflects this."
The photographer and filmmaker has shot everyone from The Rolling Stones to the Queen of England, and is the genius behind such world-renowned campaigns as the Dove Campaign for Real Beauty and Nike and Bono's collaborative R.E.D Campaign to eliminate AIDS in Africa.
From June 1-5, Rankin will add an experimental element to his show—Rankin Live. New Yorkers with enthusiasm and original style are invited to submit a photograph of themselves to rankinliveusa@rankin.co.uk. The most original applicants will be invited to Milk Studios to participate in a once-in-a-lifetime photo shoot in front of the same lens that shot Kate Moss, Colin Firth, Madonna, Jay-Z, and so many more. Each participant will receive a print and digital file of their portrait for $100, a portion of which will benefit Oxfam America, a charity dedicated to finding long-term solutions to poverty, hunger, and social-injustice. Rankin and his team will photograph as many as four people an hour in the gallery space, and within 15 minutes of each shoot, the photographs will be retouched, printed and hung alongside some of Rankin's most iconic images as part of the evolving exhibition.
Rankin Open Exhibition: May 24—June 10
Rankin Live! Shoot: June 1—5
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Once a media darling, always a media darling, at least in the world of high-profile, money manager gurus.
Today the Journal comes back to Legg Mason manager Bill Miller: "Blindsided by Bear, Mr. Miller Sees Bull."
The subtitle should be: "Long-only, high-beta investor does well when the market goes up."
You know the story. He got killed last year, but didn't waver. Now because he owns last year's losers, he's beating the S&P 500 (just like he used to do year in and year out).
...rising interest rates; a sharp spike in commodity prices, especially oil; and mistakes by policy makers in their efforts to restore confidence in the financial system.


Meet Callum! A beautiful little boy I photographed last week, he was awake for a lot of the session so I got some lovely shots with his eyes open but he finally fell asleep... and we got some lovely sleepy photos too.
Jack – tantrum's first UK baby!
Jack - tantrum's first UK baby!
Tantrum has its first UK baby! Ater 8 months of maternity leave and settling in to life back in the UK I am now taking bookings. I couldn't wait to get to little Jacks photoshoot so here are some of the photo's. If you are pregnant or have a friend who is and want to capture those precious but fleeting first few days please contact me to make a booking I am offering 10% off all newborn session fee's in July!
I often talk about how lucky we are to live here nestled between two of the of the most beautiful parks - Richmond and Bushy - but I have not been so convinced as this past weekend. All day glorious sunshine, blue skies, and what better way to beat the heat than to have a paddle in the stream. In the woodland enclosure a handful of children had striped down and were cooling off, it was so fun to watch them all gleefully bouncing around in such a pretty setting - it was almost magical! Just one more reason we have come back to this beautiful country! Oh yes and watching Murray win at Wimbledon was a nice topper too!


You've probably heard the saying "laughter is the best medicine." Well, there's a lot of evidence that this saying is actually true!
It's no coincidence that people who laugh more are happier. Bringing laughter to others can be a great joy to them, as well as yourself. Share a comic strip, a joke, or do whatever you can think of to make someone else laugh.
There are many physical and mental benefits to laughter. It can relieve tension and stress, boost your immune system, and improve your heart. A study from Vanderbilt University concluded that laughter can even burn calories!
Add "making someone laugh" to your to-do list every day. Go out of your way to make at least one person laugh every day.
When you notice someone around you is having a bad day, share a joke or do something funny to cheer them up and make them laugh.
Check out these ideas about how to make your friends laugh!
Read this About.com article to find out more about how laughter benefits us!
More about benefits of laughing.
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Ŏnĕipŏt is spoken by around 3000 people in southern Sudan and certain regions in Western Ethiopia. It is a member of the Nilo-Saharan language family, but because of its isolation Ŏnĕipŏt is not very closely related to other languages. Although an official orthography using the Latin alphabet was defined in 1978, the language still has no official status. The language is not educated in schools. Today Ŏnĕipŏt is still hardly ever written, but survives mostly as a spoken language.
Together with some Caucasian languages it is one of the few existing languages using the character ebreve. This character is often used for words with double-meanings. For example 'Ŏnĕi' can have the meaning 'real' and 'untrue', depending on the rest of the word.


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Q: I need to set default username(i.e username by windows log in) value in userid label for some security reasons and how can i do that? I need to set my user-id(default) from the windows logged in for security reason and i don't have any idea,
Here is my code:
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
public class PasswordFieldExample {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
    JFrame f=new JFrame("User-ID");
     final JLabel label = new JLabel();
     label.setBounds(20,150, 200,50);

     JLabel l1=new JLabel("User-Id:");
        l1.setBounds(20,20, 80,30);
        JButton b = new JButton("Login");
        b.setBounds(100,120, 80,30);
        final JTextField text = new JTextField(12); text.setText(System.getProperty("user.name")); text.setBounds(100, 20, 100, 30);
               f.add(l1); f.add(label); f.add(b); f.add(text);
                f.setSize(300,300);
                f.setLayout(null);
                f.setVisible(true);
               /** b.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
                // public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
                 //  String data = "Username " + text.getText();
                  // label.setText(data);
               // }
        });   */
    }
}

A: use java's System.getProperty("user.name"); for a default account name


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HomeNewsINPEX Takes FID on Kashiwazaki Clean Hydrogen/Ammonia Project in Niigata Prefecture, Japan
INPEX Takes FID on Kashiwazaki Clean Hydrogen/Ammonia Project in Niigata Prefecture, Japan
Press Release - INPEX CORPORATION
INPEX CORPORATION (INPEX) announced it has taken a final investment decision (FID) on drilling operations and the construction of facilities associated with a demonstration Kashiwazaki Clean Hydrogen/Ammonia Project to be implemented at the INPEX-owned Higashi-Kashiwazaki Gas Field in the Hirai area of Kashiwazaki City, Niigata Prefecture, Japan.
The project is expected to involve the transportation of natural gas produced at the INPEXoperated Gas Field in Niigata Prefecture to the Hirai area using an existing pipeline, and the production of 700 tons of blue hydrogen per year at a hydrogen production facility to be newly constructed in the area.
A portion of this hydrogen will be used to produce blue ammonia per year, and the remaining hydrogen will be utilized for power generation. The CO2 generated during the production of hydrogen and ammonia will be separated, pressurized, and injected in a subsurface gas reservoir as a Carbon dioxide Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) initiative, thereby ensuring the production of blue hydrogen and ammonia and contributing to the low carbon movement. INPEX plans to oversee the safety of the CO2 injection procedure as well as monitor its effects.
This will be Japan's first demonstration project integrating blue hydrogen and ammonia production and usage, and one of the few in the world that have taken FID on the construction of an actual production plant, where most of the blue hydrogen and ammonia production projects currently remain in the conceptual or planning stages. It is also an important project from the perspective of Japan's energy security as it will produce clean energy from domestically sourced gas.
The project's hydrogen and ammonia production and CO2 recovery will be subsidized by the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) as an initiative for "Technology Development for the Utilization and Production of Ammonia as Fuel / Technology development for Blue Ammonia production."
In addition, INPEX will conduct joint research with Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security (JOGMEC) on the evaluation and implementation of subsurface storage of CO2 as part of the "Demonstration test on identifying possible CO2 storage solutions utilizing domestic depleted oil and gas fields."
INPEX seeks to develop hydrogen and CCUS businesses, which represent two of the 5 net zero businesses outlined in the company's INPEX Vision @2022 announced on February 9, 2022. The company plans to commercialize three or more projects by around 2030 and aims to produce and supply 100 thousand tons or more of hydrogen/ammonia per year targeting an annual CO2 injection volume of 2.5 million tons or more in around 2030.
The project will serve as an initial step toward these goals. INPEX will utilize the results of the demonstration to construct a blue hydrogen production plant in Niigata Prefecture linked to INPEX-operated natural gas fields and existing infrastructure, aiming for commercialization by around 2030. The company will also continue to study blue hydrogen/ammonia and CCS/CCUS project opportunities in other countries utilizing the experience gained from the project.
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don't assume you don't have one just yet. It might be stuffed into the wall, which is what some installers do when the C-wire is present but not needed. You can also look inside your furnace (see method 2). To test for heat, turn the thermostat to the HEAT position; set the temperature as high as it will go, such as 80 degrees F, and wait five minutes for the furnace to activate.


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Love at the Ranch (2021)
Allison Sawyer is the go-to reporter at Metropolis Post, known for breaking high-profile stories. Her next story is writing a profile piece on one of her favourite authors Annabelle Lee. Annabelle based all her romantic novels on the timelessly beautiful Clybourne Ranch, far away from city life.
Director: David I. Strasser
Actors: Jon Cor, Laura Mitchell, P. Lynn Johnson
Country: France, Germany, Mexico, Netherlands
A Werewolf Boy (2012)
Summoned by an unexpected phone call, an elderly woman visits the country cottage she lived in as a child. Memories of an orphan boy she knew 47 years ago come…
Genre: Fantasy, Romance
The Dove (1974)
The true story of a 16 year old (Robin Lee Graham, played by Joseph Bottoms) who aims to become the youngest person to sail around the world in a 23…
Gidget (1959)
Due to an accident while swimming in the sea, Francis meets the surfer Moondoggy. She's fascinated of his sport and starts to hang out with his clique. Although they make…
The Spoilers (1942)
When honest ship captain Roy Glennister gets swindled out of his mine claim, he turns to saloon singer Cherry Malotte for assistance in his battle with no-good town kingpin Alexander…
Genre: Romance, Western
12 Lotus (2008)
As a child, Lian Hua dreamed of becoming a performer in Singapore's Getai shows, concerts staged the same month each year and featuring emotionally broad songs of love, life and…
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Based on the best-selling novel by Alessandro Baricco, this visually stunning film tells the story of a French trader who finds unexpected love far away from home.
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Yes Man (2008)
Carl Allen has stumbled across a way to shake free of post-divorce blues and a dead-end job: embrace life and say yes to everything.
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Richard Clark has just left the well-known Wellington Academy to teach at Marion Barry High School. Now, he will try to inspire the D-average students into making good grades and…
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An American-born Chinese economics professor accompanies her boyfriend to Singapore for his best friend's wedding, only to get thrust into the lives of Asia's rich and famous.
Crazy/Beautiful (2001)
At Pacific Palisades High, a poor Latino falls hard for a troubled girl from the affluent neighborhood.
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A rising young attorney successfully defends a man accused of murder, only to have the same type of murder then happen again. Right away the previously defended man hires the…


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Croton-on-Hudson ist ein Village am Hudson River im Westchester County im US-Bundesstaat New York. Bei der Volkszählung im Jahr 2010 hatte der Ort 8.070 Einwohner. Croton-on-Hudson ist ein Stadtteil der Town Cortlandt, einem nördlichen Vorort von New York City. Croton-on-Hudson wurde 1898 nach Cortlandt eingemeindet.

Geschichte
Im Gebiet des heutigen Croton-on-Hudson war viele Jahrhunderte der Stamm Kitchawanc vom Volk der Wappinger ansässig. Von 1624 bis 1667 gehörte das Gebiet zur niederländischen Kolonie Nieuw Nederland. Die Kitchawanc beteiligten sich ab 1643 als Teil der Wappinger-Konföderation im Wappinger-Krieg am Kampf gegen die Niederländer. Im Jahr 1645 unterzeichneten die Kitchawanc und Niederländer am "Croton Point" einen Friedensvertrag, an den heute eine Gedenktafel im Croton Point Park erinnert.

1667 übernahmen die Briten Nieuw Nederland und machten es zur Britische Kronkolonie. Stephanus van Cortlandt, Bürgermeister von New York City, erwarb hier 1677 Land am "Croton Landing", wo der Croton River in den Hudson River fließt, um ein Herrenhaus zu errichten. Eine Volkszählung von 1718 ergab 91 Einwohner, darunter niederländische Siedler und englische Quäker. Im 19. Jahrhundert wurden am Croton River die Dämme Old Croton Dam und New Croton Dam sowie das Croton Aqueduct zur Wasserversorgung von New York City errichtet. Mit dem Bau der Hudson River-Eisenbahnlinie von Poughkeepsie nach New York City durch die New York Central Railroad entstand 1903–1906 neben den Ort die Croton-Harmon-Station am Hudson River. Am Bau der Projekte beteiligte irische, italienische und deutsche Einwanderer siedelten sich in Croton an und die Einwohnerzahl wuchs bis 1898 auf 1700.

Die neben dem Dorf gelegene Künstlerkolonie Harmon und ein Großteil der benachbarten Gemeinde Mount Airy wurden 1932 nach Croton-on-Hudson eingegliedert.

1961 gründeten die Zukunftsforscher Herman Kahn, Max Singer und Oscar Ruebhausen in Croton-on-Hudson das Hudson Institute, eine führende konservative Denkfabrik in den USA. 1984 verlegte man den Hauptsitz des Instituts nach Indianapolis.

Einwohnerentwicklung

Quelle: U.S. Decennial Census

Wirtschaft
Den wirtschaftlichen Schwerpunkt von Croton-on-Hudson bilden der Bahnhof Croton-Harmon sowie die angrenzenden Bahnbetriebsanlagen der Metro-North Railroad. Der bis 1968 als Harmon bezeichnete Bahnhof liegt an der vor allem im Personenverkehr genutzten Bahnverbindung New York City–Albany am Ostufer des Hudsons.

Zwischen 1906 und 1913 elektrifizierte die New York Central Railroad (NYC) den Streckenabschnitt von New York City bis Harmon schrittweise unter Verwendung von Stromschienen, die mit 750 Volt Gleichspannung gespeist werden. Da der Einsatz von Dampflokomotiven in Manhattan ab 1908 gesetzlich untersagt wurde und die Gleisanlagen des 1913 eröffneten Grand Central Terminal unterirdisch liegen, fand in Harmon fortan bei nahezu allen Personenzügen ein Lokomotivwechsel zwischen den nördlich von Harmon eingesetzten Dampf- bzw. Diesellokomotiven und südlich davon genutzten elektrischen Lokomotiven statt. Diese Praxis wurde auch mit der Fusion der NYC in die Penn Central 1968 und der Übernahme des Personenfernverkehrs durch Amtrak 1971 fortgeführt. In den 1970er-Jahren wurden die E-Loks durch Zweikraftlokomotiven des Typs EMD FL9 abgelöst, die mitunter auch nördlich von Harmon Züge bespannten. Seit den frühen 1980er-Jahren führt Amtrak den Lokwechsel zwischen reinen Diesel- und Zweikraftlokomotiven generell in Albany-Rensselaer durch. Die Bedeutung des Bahnhofs und Bahnbetriebswerks für die lokale Wirtschaft war allerdings bereits ab den 1940er-Jahren zurückgegangen, als mit dem Ersatz der Dampflokomotiven durch Diesellokomotiven der Personalbedarf signifikant sank.

Der Bahnhof dient heute als Umsteigepunkt zwischen den hier wendenden lokalen Nahverkehrszügen der Metro-North Railroad aus New York City, Metro-North-Regionalzügen zwischen New York City und Poughkeepsie sowie Amtrak-Zügen zwischen New York City, Albany und weiter westlich oder nördlich gelegenen Orten.

In dem am Bahnhof gelegenen Ortsteil Harmon und im Ortsteil Mount Airy in der Grand Street entwickelten sich zwei Geschäftsviertel, die mittlerweile zu einem weitläufigen Geschäftsviertel zusammengewachsen sind. Es gibt des Weiteren ein Geschäftsviertel am North Riverside, das die Bewohner entlang des Riverside Drive, der Brook Street, der Grand Street und der Bank Street versorgt.

Seit Anfang der 1990er Jahre werden Anstrengungen unternommen, um die Uferregion am Hudson River für die Freizeitgestaltung zu entwickeln. Dazu zählen neue Fußgängerbrücken über die Highways US 9 und NY 9A zwischen dem Ort und dem "Senasqua Park" und die Schaffung von Radwegen um die Half Moon Bay Condominiums. Am Flussufer liegt weiter der Croton Point Park.

Kultur

 Im Croton Point Park findet jährlich das Clearwaters Great Hudson River Revival statt. Es ist ein Festival für Volksmusik, Kunst und Umwelt.
 Jährliches Summerfest im zentralen Geschäftsviertel mit Musik, amerikanischem Essen, lokalen Spendenaktionen, Reisen und lokalen Künstlern.
 Seit 1981 wird jährlich im Oktober der Harry Chapin Run Against Hunger mit einem 10-km-Lauf und einem Spaßlauf ausgetragen.
 Die Asbury United Methodist Church and Bethel Chapel and Cemetery, die Croton North Railroad Station und der St. Augustine's Episcopal Church Complex sind im National Register of Historic Places aufgeführt.
 Das Herrenhaus Van Cortlandt Manor aus dem 17. Jahrhundert ist als nationales historisches Wahrzeichen ein National Historic Landmark.
 Von den 1910er bis 1960er Jahren war Croton ein beliebter Ort für die Sommerhäuser US-amerikanischer Kommunisten, Sozialisten und anderer Radikaler sowie vieler Künstler und Schriftsteller. Dies gab Mount Airy in Croton den Spitznamen "Red Hill" (dt. "roter Hügel").
 Das Dorf beherbergt eine der wenigen "Dummy lights" in den Vereinigten Staaten. Es ist eine historische Verkehrsampel aus den 1920er Jahren, die sich auf einem Sockel mitten auf der Einmündung der Old Post Road South in die Grand Street am Rande der Innenstadt befindet. Im Bundesstaat New York gibt es zwei weitere in Beacon und Canajoharie.

Croton-on-Hudson war Schauplatz von Dreharbeiten mehrerer Spielfilme und Fernsehserien. So entstanden hier unter anderem Szenen für Daylight (1996), Reds (1981), Krieg der Welten (2005), Tenderness – Auf der Spur des Killers (2009), A Beautiful Day (2017), Madam Secretary (Serie) und 30 Rock (Serie).

Verkehr
Die Croton-Harmon-Station ist ein bedeutender Bahnhof entlang der Bahnstrecke "Metro-North Hudson Line", die von der Metro-North Railroad betrieben wird. An der Station halten die von Amtrak eingesetzten Fernzüge Empire Service, Adirondack, Maple Leaf, Ethan Allen Express und Lake Shore Limited sowie Züge der "Metro-North Hudson Line" der Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA). Am Bahnhof angeschlossen sind auch bedeutende Betriebsanlagen von Metro-North Railroad.

Durch Croton-on-Hudson führen die Highways US 9, NY 9A und NY 129.

Persönlichkeiten

 Hier geboren
 Pierre Van Cortlandt, Jr. (1762–1848), britisch-amerikanischer Jurist, Bankpräsident und Politiker
 Helen Purdy Beale (1893–1976), Virologin
 Peter Lawrence Strauss (* 1947), Schauspieler

 Mit Bezug zu Croton-on-Hudson
 Ernest Dichter (1907–1991), österreichisch-amerikanischer Psychologe
 Herman Kahn (1922–1983), Nuklearstratege, Kybernetiker und Futurologe
 Donald Roynald Bensen (1927–1997), Science-Fiction-Schriftsteller und Herausgeber
 Rosemarie Koczy (1939–2007), deutsch-US-amerikanische Künstlerin
 John F. Sowa (* 1940), Mathematiker und Informatiker
 Kristen Anderson-Lopez (* 1972), Schauspielerin, Drehbuchautorin und Musikproduzentin
 Loren Stillman (* 1980), Jazzmusiker, Komponist und Bandleader
 Karen Horney (1885–1952), Psychoanalytikerin (Neopsychoanalyse)

Weblinks

 Village of Croton-on-Hudson (englisch)

Einzelnachweise

Ort am Hudson River


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text:
The Trans-European road network (TERN) was defined by Council Decision 93/629/EEC of 29 October 1993, and is a project to improve the internal road infrastructure of the European Union (EU). The TERN project is one of several Trans-European Transport Networks.

Decision 93/629/EEC expired on 30 June 1995 so it was further expanded by the Decision No 1692/96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 July 1996 on Community guidelines for the development of the trans-European transport network, which added definition not only to the proposed road network, but to other Trans-European Transport Networks (TEN-T), as they came to be called.

This Decision is no longer in force either since it was replaced by Decision No 661/2010/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 July 2010 on Union guidelines for the development of the trans-European transport network.

Details of the road network

The trans-European road network, as laid out by Article 9 of Decision 661/2010/EU, is to include motorways and high-quality roads, whether existing, new or to be adapted, which:
 play an important role in long-distance traffic; or
 bypass the main urban centres on the routes identified by the network; or
 provide interconnection with other modes of transport; or
 link landlocked and peripheral regions to central regions of the Union.

Beyond these, the network should guarantee users a high, uniform and continuous level of services, comfort and safety.
It has also include infrastructure for traffic management, user information, dealing with incidents and emergencies and electronic fee collection, such infrastructure being based on active cooperation between traffic management systems at European, national and regional level and providers of travel and traffic information and value added services, which will ensure the necessary complementarity with applications whose deployment is facilitated under the trans-European telecommunications networks programme.

Selected TERN projects
Øresund Bridge, Denmark & Sweden (1992-1994)
Sidcup Bypass, London, United Kingdom (1985)
M25 motorway upgrades, UK (1985)
M20 motorway upgrades, UK (1986, 1989)
E-18 (Nordic Triangle) route in Finland (1995-2001)
A6 extensions in Germany (1997)
A43 improvements in Maurienne, France (1998)
A8 autobahn, Germany (2000)
N-340 from Cádiz to Barcelona via Málaga, Spain (2001)
A.Th.E. (north-south) and Egnatia Odos (east-west) motorways, Greece (1990-2004)
Ireland-UK-Benelux Link

Projects of common interest

In addition to specific priority axes and projects, projects of common interest form a common objective, the implementation of which depends on their degree of maturity and the availability of financial resources. Any project is of common interest which fulfils the criteria established in Article 7 of Decision 661/2010/EU.

References

See also
European routes

Trans-European Transport Network
International road networks
Road transport in Europe


text:
package google

import (
	"fmt"
	"strings"
	"testing"

	"github.com/hashicorp/terraform-plugin-sdk/v2/helper/resource"
	"github.com/hashicorp/terraform-plugin-sdk/v2/terraform"
)

func TestAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapBucketAndServiceExample(t *testing.T) {
	t.Parallel()

	context := map[string]interface{}{
		"random_suffix": randString(t, 10),
	}

	vcrTest(t, resource.TestCase{
		PreCheck:     func() { testAccPreCheck(t) },
		Providers:    testAccProviders,
		CheckDestroy: testAccCheckComputeUrlMapDestroyProducer(t),
		Steps: []resource.TestStep{
			{
				Config: testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapBucketAndServiceExample(context),
			},
			{
				ResourceName:            "google_compute_url_map.urlmap",
				ImportState:             true,
				ImportStateVerify:       true,
				ImportStateVerifyIgnore: []string{"default_service"},
			},
		},
	})
}

func testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapBucketAndServiceExample(context map[string]interface{}) string {
	return Nprintf(`
resource "google_compute_url_map" "urlmap" {
  name        = "urlmap%{random_suffix}"
  description = "a description"

  default_service = google_compute_backend_bucket.static.id

  host_rule {
    hosts        = ["mysite.com"]
    path_matcher = "mysite"
  }

  host_rule {
    hosts        = ["myothersite.com"]
    path_matcher = "otherpaths"
  }

  path_matcher {
    name            = "mysite"
    default_service = google_compute_backend_bucket.static.id

    path_rule {
      paths   = ["/home"]
      service = google_compute_backend_bucket.static.id
    }

    path_rule {
      paths   = ["/login"]
      service = google_compute_backend_service.login.id
    }

    path_rule {
      paths   = ["/static"]
      service = google_compute_backend_bucket.static.id
    }
  }

  path_matcher {
    name            = "otherpaths"
    default_service = google_compute_backend_bucket.static.id
  }

  test {
    service = google_compute_backend_bucket.static.id
    host    = "example.com"
    path    = "/home"
  }
}

resource "google_compute_backend_service" "login" {
  name        = "login%{random_suffix}"
  port_name   = "http"
  protocol    = "HTTP"
  timeout_sec = 10

  health_checks = [google_compute_http_health_check.default.id]
}

resource "google_compute_http_health_check" "default" {
  name               = "tf-test-health-check%{random_suffix}"
  request_path       = "/"
  check_interval_sec = 1
  timeout_sec        = 1
}

resource "google_compute_backend_bucket" "static" {
  name        = "tf-test-static-asset-backend-bucket%{random_suffix}"
  bucket_name = google_storage_bucket.static.name
  enable_cdn  = true
}

resource "google_storage_bucket" "static" {
  name     = "tf-test-static-asset-bucket%{random_suffix}"
  location = "US"
}
`, context)
}

func TestAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapTrafficDirectorRouteExample(t *testing.T) {
	t.Parallel()

	context := map[string]interface{}{
		"random_suffix": randString(t, 10),
	}

	vcrTest(t, resource.TestCase{
		PreCheck:     func() { testAccPreCheck(t) },
		Providers:    testAccProviders,
		CheckDestroy: testAccCheckComputeUrlMapDestroyProducer(t),
		Steps: []resource.TestStep{
			{
				Config: testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapTrafficDirectorRouteExample(context),
			},
			{
				ResourceName:            "google_compute_url_map.urlmap",
				ImportState:             true,
				ImportStateVerify:       true,
				ImportStateVerifyIgnore: []string{"default_service"},
			},
		},
	})
}

func testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapTrafficDirectorRouteExample(context map[string]interface{}) string {
	return Nprintf(`
resource "google_compute_url_map" "urlmap" {
  name        = "urlmap%{random_suffix}"
  description = "a description"
  default_service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id

  host_rule {
    hosts        = ["mysite.com"]
    path_matcher = "allpaths"
  }

  path_matcher {
    name = "allpaths"
    default_service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id

    route_rules {
      priority = 1
      header_action {
        request_headers_to_remove = ["RemoveMe2"]
        request_headers_to_add {
          header_name = "AddSomethingElse"
          header_value = "MyOtherValue"
          replace = true
        }
        response_headers_to_remove = ["RemoveMe3"]
        response_headers_to_add {
          header_name = "AddMe"
          header_value = "MyValue"
          replace = false
        }
      }
      match_rules {
        full_path_match = "a full path"
        header_matches {
          header_name = "someheader"
          exact_match = "match this exactly"
          invert_match = true
        }
        ignore_case = true
        metadata_filters {
          filter_match_criteria = "MATCH_ANY"
          filter_labels {
            name = "PLANET"
            value = "MARS"
          }
        }
        query_parameter_matches {
          name = "a query parameter"
          present_match = true
        }
      }
      url_redirect {
        host_redirect = "A host"
        https_redirect = false
        path_redirect = "some/path"
        redirect_response_code = "TEMPORARY_REDIRECT"
        strip_query = true
      }
    }
  }

  test {
    service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id
    host    = "hi.com"
    path    = "/home"
  }
}

resource "google_compute_backend_service" "home" {
  name        = "home%{random_suffix}"
  port_name   = "http"
  protocol    = "HTTP"
  timeout_sec = 10

  health_checks = [google_compute_health_check.default.id]
  load_balancing_scheme = "INTERNAL_SELF_MANAGED"
}

resource "google_compute_health_check" "default" {
  name               = "tf-test-health-check%{random_suffix}"
  http_health_check {
    port = 80
  }
}
`, context)
}

func TestAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapTrafficDirectorRoutePartialExample(t *testing.T) {
	t.Parallel()

	context := map[string]interface{}{
		"random_suffix": randString(t, 10),
	}

	vcrTest(t, resource.TestCase{
		PreCheck:     func() { testAccPreCheck(t) },
		Providers:    testAccProviders,
		CheckDestroy: testAccCheckComputeUrlMapDestroyProducer(t),
		Steps: []resource.TestStep{
			{
				Config: testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapTrafficDirectorRoutePartialExample(context),
			},
			{
				ResourceName:            "google_compute_url_map.urlmap",
				ImportState:             true,
				ImportStateVerify:       true,
				ImportStateVerifyIgnore: []string{"default_service"},
			},
		},
	})
}

func testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapTrafficDirectorRoutePartialExample(context map[string]interface{}) string {
	return Nprintf(`
resource "google_compute_url_map" "urlmap" {
  name        = "urlmap%{random_suffix}"
  description = "a description"
  default_service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id

  host_rule {
    hosts        = ["mysite.com"]
    path_matcher = "allpaths"
  }

  path_matcher {
    name = "allpaths"
    default_service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id

    route_rules {
      priority = 1
      match_rules {
        prefix_match = "/someprefix"
        header_matches {
          header_name = "someheader"
          exact_match = "match this exactly"
          invert_match = true
        }
      }
      url_redirect {
        path_redirect = "some/path"
        redirect_response_code = "TEMPORARY_REDIRECT"
      }
    }
  }

  test {
    service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id
    host    = "hi.com"
    path    = "/home"
  }
}

resource "google_compute_backend_service" "home" {
  name        = "home%{random_suffix}"
  port_name   = "http"
  protocol    = "HTTP"
  timeout_sec = 10

  health_checks = [google_compute_health_check.default.id]
  load_balancing_scheme = "INTERNAL_SELF_MANAGED"
}

resource "google_compute_health_check" "default" {
  name               = "tf-test-health-check%{random_suffix}"
  http_health_check {
    port = 80
  }
}
`, context)
}

func TestAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapTrafficDirectorPathExample(t *testing.T) {
	t.Parallel()

	context := map[string]interface{}{
		"random_suffix": randString(t, 10),
	}

	vcrTest(t, resource.TestCase{
		PreCheck:     func() { testAccPreCheck(t) },
		Providers:    testAccProviders,
		CheckDestroy: testAccCheckComputeUrlMapDestroyProducer(t),
		Steps: []resource.TestStep{
			{
				Config: testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapTrafficDirectorPathExample(context),
			},
			{
				ResourceName:            "google_compute_url_map.urlmap",
				ImportState:             true,
				ImportStateVerify:       true,
				ImportStateVerifyIgnore: []string{"default_service"},
			},
		},
	})
}

func testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapTrafficDirectorPathExample(context map[string]interface{}) string {
	return Nprintf(`
resource "google_compute_url_map" "urlmap" {
  name        = "urlmap%{random_suffix}"
  description = "a description"
  default_service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id

  host_rule {
    hosts        = ["mysite.com"]
    path_matcher = "allpaths"
  }

  path_matcher {
    name = "allpaths"
    default_service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id

    path_rule {
      paths   = ["/home"]
      route_action {
        cors_policy {
          allow_credentials = true
          allow_headers = ["Allowed content"]
          allow_methods = ["GET"]
          allow_origin_regexes = ["abc.*"]
          allow_origins = ["Allowed origin"]
          expose_headers = ["Exposed header"]
          max_age = 30
          disabled = false
        }
        fault_injection_policy {
          abort {
            http_status = 234
            percentage = 5.6
          }
          delay {
            fixed_delay {
              seconds = 0
              nanos = 50000
            }
            percentage = 7.8
          }
        }
        request_mirror_policy {
          backend_service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id
        }
        retry_policy {
          num_retries = 4
          per_try_timeout {
            seconds = 30
          }
          retry_conditions = ["5xx", "deadline-exceeded"]
        }
        timeout {
          seconds = 20
          nanos = 750000000
        }
        url_rewrite {
          host_rewrite = "A replacement header"
          path_prefix_rewrite = "A replacement path"
        }
        weighted_backend_services {
          backend_service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id
          weight = 400
          header_action {
            request_headers_to_remove = ["RemoveMe"]
            request_headers_to_add {
              header_name = "AddMe"
              header_value = "MyValue"
              replace = true
            }
            response_headers_to_remove = ["RemoveMe"]
            response_headers_to_add {
              header_name = "AddMe"
              header_value = "MyValue"
              replace = false
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }

  test {
    service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id
    host    = "hi.com"
    path    = "/home"
  }
}

resource "google_compute_backend_service" "home" {
  name        = "home%{random_suffix}"
  port_name   = "http"
  protocol    = "HTTP"
  timeout_sec = 10

  health_checks = [google_compute_health_check.default.id]
  load_balancing_scheme = "INTERNAL_SELF_MANAGED"
}

resource "google_compute_health_check" "default" {
  name               = "tf-test-health-check%{random_suffix}"
  http_health_check {
    port = 80
  }
}
`, context)
}

func TestAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapTrafficDirectorPathPartialExample(t *testing.T) {
	t.Parallel()

	context := map[string]interface{}{
		"random_suffix": randString(t, 10),
	}

	vcrTest(t, resource.TestCase{
		PreCheck:     func() { testAccPreCheck(t) },
		Providers:    testAccProviders,
		CheckDestroy: testAccCheckComputeUrlMapDestroyProducer(t),
		Steps: []resource.TestStep{
			{
				Config: testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapTrafficDirectorPathPartialExample(context),
			},
			{
				ResourceName:            "google_compute_url_map.urlmap",
				ImportState:             true,
				ImportStateVerify:       true,
				ImportStateVerifyIgnore: []string{"default_service"},
			},
		},
	})
}

func testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapTrafficDirectorPathPartialExample(context map[string]interface{}) string {
	return Nprintf(`
resource "google_compute_url_map" "urlmap" {
  name        = "urlmap%{random_suffix}"
  description = "a description"
  default_service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id

  host_rule {
    hosts        = ["mysite.com"]
    path_matcher = "allpaths"
  }

  path_matcher {
    name = "allpaths"
    default_service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id

    path_rule {
      paths   = ["/home"]
      route_action {
        cors_policy {
          allow_credentials = true
          allow_headers = ["Allowed content"]
          allow_methods = ["GET"]
          allow_origin_regexes = ["abc.*"]
          allow_origins = ["Allowed origin"]
          expose_headers = ["Exposed header"]
          max_age = 30
          disabled = false
        }
        weighted_backend_services {
          backend_service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id
          weight = 400
          header_action {
            request_headers_to_remove = ["RemoveMe"]
            request_headers_to_add {
              header_name = "AddMe"
              header_value = "MyValue"
              replace = true
            }
            response_headers_to_remove = ["RemoveMe"]
            response_headers_to_add {
              header_name = "AddMe"
              header_value = "MyValue"
              replace = false
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }

  test {
    service = google_compute_backend_service.home.id
    host    = "hi.com"
    path    = "/home"
  }
}

resource "google_compute_backend_service" "home" {
  name        = "home%{random_suffix}"
  port_name   = "http"
  protocol    = "HTTP"
  timeout_sec = 10

  health_checks = [google_compute_health_check.default.id]
  load_balancing_scheme = "INTERNAL_SELF_MANAGED"
}

resource "google_compute_health_check" "default" {
  name               = "tf-test-health-check%{random_suffix}"
  http_health_check {
    port = 80
  }
}

`, context)
}

func TestAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapHeaderBasedRoutingExample(t *testing.T) {
	t.Parallel()

	context := map[string]interface{}{
		"random_suffix": randString(t, 10),
	}

	vcrTest(t, resource.TestCase{
		PreCheck:     func() { testAccPreCheck(t) },
		Providers:    testAccProviders,
		CheckDestroy: testAccCheckComputeUrlMapDestroyProducer(t),
		Steps: []resource.TestStep{
			{
				Config: testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapHeaderBasedRoutingExample(context),
			},
			{
				ResourceName:            "google_compute_url_map.urlmap",
				ImportState:             true,
				ImportStateVerify:       true,
				ImportStateVerifyIgnore: []string{"default_service"},
			},
		},
	})
}

func testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapHeaderBasedRoutingExample(context map[string]interface{}) string {
	return Nprintf(`
resource "google_compute_url_map" "urlmap" {
  name        = "urlmap%{random_suffix}"
  description = "header-based routing example"
  default_service = google_compute_backend_service.default.id

  host_rule {
    hosts = ["*"]
    path_matcher = "allpaths"
  }

  path_matcher {
    name = "allpaths"
    default_service = google_compute_backend_service.default.id

    route_rules {
      priority = 1
      service = google_compute_backend_service.service-a.id
      match_rules {
        prefix_match = "/"
        ignore_case = true
        header_matches {
          header_name = "abtest"
          exact_match = "a"
        }
      }
    }
    route_rules {
      priority = 2
      service = google_compute_backend_service.service-b.id
      match_rules {
        ignore_case = true
        prefix_match = "/"
        header_matches {
          header_name = "abtest"
          exact_match = "b"
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

resource "google_compute_backend_service" "default" {
  name        = "default%{random_suffix}"
  port_name   = "http"
  protocol    = "HTTP"
  timeout_sec = 10

  health_checks = [google_compute_http_health_check.default.id]
}

resource "google_compute_backend_service" "service-a" {
  name        = "tf-test-service-a%{random_suffix}"
  port_name   = "http"
  protocol    = "HTTP"
  timeout_sec = 10

  health_checks = [google_compute_http_health_check.default.id]
}

resource "google_compute_backend_service" "service-b" {
  name        = "tf-test-service-b%{random_suffix}"
  port_name   = "http"
  protocol    = "HTTP"
  timeout_sec = 10

  health_checks = [google_compute_http_health_check.default.id]
}

resource "google_compute_http_health_check" "default" {
  name               = "tf-test-health-check%{random_suffix}"
  request_path       = "/"
  check_interval_sec = 1
  timeout_sec        = 1
}
`, context)
}

func TestAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapParameterBasedRoutingExample(t *testing.T) {
	t.Parallel()

	context := map[string]interface{}{
		"random_suffix": randString(t, 10),
	}

	vcrTest(t, resource.TestCase{
		PreCheck:     func() { testAccPreCheck(t) },
		Providers:    testAccProviders,
		CheckDestroy: testAccCheckComputeUrlMapDestroyProducer(t),
		Steps: []resource.TestStep{
			{
				Config: testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapParameterBasedRoutingExample(context),
			},
			{
				ResourceName:            "google_compute_url_map.urlmap",
				ImportState:             true,
				ImportStateVerify:       true,
				ImportStateVerifyIgnore: []string{"default_service"},
			},
		},
	})
}

func testAccComputeUrlMap_urlMapParameterBasedRoutingExample(context map[string]interface{}) string {
	return Nprintf(`
resource "google_compute_url_map" "urlmap" {
  name        = "urlmap%{random_suffix}"
  description = "parameter-based routing example"
  default_service = google_compute_backend_service.default.id

  host_rule {
    hosts = ["*"]
    path_matcher = "allpaths"
  }

  path_matcher {
    name = "allpaths"
    default_service = google_compute_backend_service.default.id

    route_rules {
      priority = 1
      service = google_compute_backend_service.service-a.id
      match_rules {
        prefix_match = "/"
        ignore_case = true
        query_parameter_matches {
          name = "abtest"
          exact_match = "a"
        }
      }
    }
    route_rules {
      priority = 2
      service = google_compute_backend_service.service-b.id
      match_rules {
        ignore_case = true
        prefix_match = "/"
        query_parameter_matches {
          name = "abtest"
          exact_match = "b"
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

resource "google_compute_backend_service" "default" {
  name        = "default%{random_suffix}"
  port_name   = "http"
  protocol    = "HTTP"
  timeout_sec = 10

  health_checks = [google_compute_http_health_check.default.id]
}

resource "google_compute_backend_service" "service-a" {
  name        = "tf-test-service-a%{random_suffix}"
  port_name   = "http"
  protocol    = "HTTP"
  timeout_sec = 10

  health_checks = [google_compute_http_health_check.default.id]
}

resource "google_compute_backend_service" "service-b" {
  name        = "tf-test-service-b%{random_suffix}"
  port_name   = "http"
  protocol    = "HTTP"
  timeout_sec = 10

  health_checks = [google_compute_http_health_check.default.id]
}

resource "google_compute_http_health_check" "default" {
  name               = "tf-test-health-check%{random_suffix}"
  request_path       = "/"
  check_interval_sec = 1
  timeout_sec        = 1
}
`, context)
}

func testAccCheckComputeUrlMapDestroyProducer(t *testing.T) func(s *terraform.State) error {
	return func(s *terraform.State) error {
		for name, rs := range s.RootModule().Resources {
			if rs.Type != "google_compute_url_map" {
				continue
			}
			if strings.HasPrefix(name, "data.") {
				continue
			}

			config := googleProviderConfig(t)

			url, err := replaceVarsForTest(config, rs, "{{ComputeBasePath}}projects/{{project}}/global/urlMaps/{{name}}")
			if err != nil {
				return err
			}

			billingProject := ""

			if config.BillingProject != "" {
				billingProject = config.BillingProject
			}

			_, err = sendRequest(config, "GET", billingProject, url, config.userAgent, nil)
			if err == nil {
				return fmt.Errorf("ComputeUrlMap still exists at %s", url)
			}
		}

		return nil
	}
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Brands Hatch GP Race Report – 30th September 2018
The second year has been declared a huge success following a great points haul at the final round of the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship.
Starting the day with both cars in the top ten and that was how the final day of the Championship ended.
2018 was the year that the team and both drivers secured their maiden race wins in the hugely competitive BTCC. Widely considered as one of the most competitive grids in the world, the teams and drivers are challenged on every level.
Following Saturday's fantastic qualifying by Dan Lloyd and Chris Smiley, the boys lined up 5th and 8th on the grid respectively. Dan struggled with his race start and by the end of lap one had conceded a position to Senna Procter, leaving him P6. He defended the position well, holding off the charging Aiden Moffat and Sam Tordoff, to take the chequered flag in P6. Dan added to his tally of points and ensured another great starting position for race two.
"Watch out for our 2019 announcements that will be made sooner than you might expect, it is going to be a cracker!"
Despite a good start, Chris' race essentially ended at the second corner on the first lap when contact from a car behind pushed him into Ashley Sutton causing them both to return to the pit lane for repairs. Chris crossed the line in 28th after the team had completed some repair work in the pit lane, ensuring that he would not start from the very back of the grid for race two.
Dan started race two in P6 and after a frantic first lap in which he battled with Andrew Jordan and Aiden Moffat, he completed the lap in P7. The safety car led the pack for two laps after an incident and the race got back underway on lap nine. He held P7 until Sam Tordoff managed to get through on the quicker soft tyre option. Lap 10 saw him lose a couple more places, until he found himself just ahead of Championship Challenger Colin Turkington. An optimistic lunge from Colin saw Dan turned sideways but he demonstrated excellent car control to keep him in the race. He recovered well to finish the race in P13, scoring more points and staying within the top 15 for race three.
Starting 28th meant that Chris had to get straight into action to recover from his earlier race result and by the end of lap one he crossed the line P22. With his heart set on the top ten, he got his head down and by the time the safety car came out he was in P19. Lap 12 saw him pass his teammate and together they cut through the pack with Chris taking the chequered flag in P12. A strong and busy race for Chris, which saw him progress 16 places during the 28 minutes of on track action.
The final race of the season followed the standard race three format with the reverse grid draw and lucky driver Josh Cook being pulled from the draw onto pole position. This meant that Chris and Dan would start the race in their race three finishing positions of P12 and P13. Both drivers had selected to run the softer, quicker tyre option in the final race, joining just four other drivers on the grid with the option tyres.
Both drivers got a great start and managed to escape turn two unscathed, as all 31 drivers looked to end their season on a high. By the end of lap one, Dan had moved ahead of Chris and was running P10, while Chris held his position in P12. Chris found himself behind the Team Dynamics driver Matt Neal and looking for a way around him. On lap five the opportunity presented itself and Chris moved into P11, with teammate Dan ahead. Lap nine saw him pass Dan and on lap 12 he managed to get around Andrew Jordan in the BMW, finishing the final race of the season in P8.
Dan's race was equally busy and challenging, with concerns over whether his engine was overheating. After his cracking start to the race he held onto P10, taking the final chequered flag of the season in P10.
Whilst the team had hoped to get back on the podium at the final round, a solid performance that showed both drivers have consistent top ten pace and great race craft, ensured that the season ends on a high. Just 18 months since the team made their debut in the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship, they have solidified their position in the championship as one that will push hard to improve round after round.
It has been an emotional season for Team Boss Bert Taylor and he left Brands Hatch full of excitement for 2019.
"It has been a memorable year for many reasons. To win at both Croft and Rockingham with drivers that had not won in the BTCC before, was just fantastic. I was asked about my highlight of the year earlier and it is hard to pinpoint a specific moment. It could be the first podium of the year at Donington… both the race wins were special to me and we've also had some great qualifying results this season too. We achieved what we set out to achieve this year.
"We had limited testing, new cars to the team and still got great results. We have new targets for 2019 and are already busy working to ensure we have all the tools we need to tackle the 2019 season with the same level of determination and passion that we have this year.
"I would like to thank a few people, without whom none of this would have been possible. Team Owners Richard Irwin and Stephen Symington for sharing our passion and determination and getting us to where we are today. What they enabled us to create from scratch has been unbelievable and I am proud to be a part of it. We have an incredible range of sponsors and technical partners and I couldn't be more grateful for their support. There is no question that without them, none of this would have been possible.
"Finally, the team members. What can I say? They have given everything they have and I am proud of each and every one of them. Motorsport is a tough environment for anyone to work in and the measure of a great team is how they behave when times are tough. As a result, I know I have the best people working with us.
Photography: Phil Laughton


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Izzy is your friend. She understands you and helps you to be prepared by keeping track of your menstrual cycle": this is what you'll find if you type "Izzyperiod" into the Facebook search box. It has already been shared over a thousand times and gleaned over 750 comments before the end of August. If Izzy was a person, this wouldn't be out of the ordinary: but Izzy is, in fact, a chatbot.
Text-based systems like these, which anyone can have a "natural" conversation with online, are on the rise worldwide. They are tipped to have massive development potential in the healthcare system. The MEDICA HEALTH IT FORUM at the world's leading medical trade fair, MEDICA 2017, taking place from 13 – 16 November in Düsseldorf with over 5,000 exhibitors, offers an exciting overview and perspective on the topics and trends that are set to shape the digitalisation of medicine. Artificial intelligence (AI), precision medicine, medical support via the internet which uses big data and participatory health as well as chatbots: this year offers a huge range of options at this long-established forum.
"We're developing a female chatbot, based on Facebook Messenger. She's called Izzy", began Dr Hajnalka Hejja, a doctor and the founder and CEO of Smart Health UG aka MediLad. Hejja is one of the speakers at the MEDICA 2017 HEALTH IT FORUM. Her session is called "In case of discomfort, ask your chatbot: Intelligent robots and apps enter the healthcare ecosystem". Izzy is a friendly voice for young women that want to learn more about reproductive health. She's not for preventing pregnancies. Smart Health UG aka MediLad leaves that task to other service providers. Izzy's primary application is predicting menstruation and ovulation. The difference between Izzy and apps is that Izzy does not require installation of an app or software and interacting with Izzy is thus completely different. This is because interaction takes place in the form of a conversation, between the user and the female chatbot (via Facebook Messenger). Only a little data needs to entered to determine the menstrual cycle with sufficient accuracy.
"Now, at HPI, I can drive precision medicine forward in a very focused way, by developing new digital solutions. That's why I took on the position of Head of the Digital Health Center at the HPI".
The aim of the work there is to develop a "health cloud", a comprehensive, patient-controlled health data platform that can be accessed anywhere and empowers patients and supports healthcare facilities and staff in handling chronic illnesses and providing healthcare.
The empowerment of the patient is also one of xbirds' objectives. The victor of the eHealth Venture Summit at last year's MEDICA 2017 HEALTH IT FORUM has set itself a lofty goal: "By 2020, we want to have saved a million lives". This objective should be achieved by using big data and artificial intelligence (AI). The app that they have developed collects all available data from smartphones or other end devices such as wearables, fitness trackers and smart watches. These data are combed through for situations which occur concomitantly with undesirable events, which have not actually occurred but which are statistically significant. In a nutshell: The reading and collection of vital function and movement data can be compared to parameters that are typical for the occurrence of certain incidents or symptoms and supply advice on whether the user of the app is at risk of a relapse or if their condition may get worse.


Paul Miller is the Managing Partner at Hillendale Associates, Inc., which is a partner company of U.S. Retirement & Benefits Partners. Paul leads the team responsible for delivering group employee benefit solutions to current and prospective clients in the state of Pennsylvania. With the acquisition of Hillendale Associates in October of 2016, the Pennsylvania benefit practice has re-branded under the Hillendale name to build upon the 40+ year history of delivering the highest levels of service and expertise in the industry.
With over 25 years in the employee benefit industry, Paul has worked with some of the largest and most complex private and public employer plans in the United States. Prior to joining the U.S. Retirement & Benefits Partners, Paul worked with Emerson Reid, LLC, M.F. Irvine Corporate Solutions, and held various leadership and management roles with MetLife including Regional Director for the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh offices, and National Dental Sales Director.
Mr. Miller also served as President of the Philadelphia chapter of the International Society of Certified Employee Benefits Specialists (ISCEBS), and is currently on their Board.
Paul holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration/Finance from the University of Delaware and resides in West Chester Pennsylvania with his wife and three daughters.


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Novartis leans on emerging markets, new meds to offset Diovan drop
Novartis is gaining in emerging markets. It's also seeing growth in newly launched products, including a few potential blockbusters. Both very good things--and sorely needed to offset a manufacturing shutdown and eroding sales of its top-selling drug.
For the second quarter, Novartis ($NVS) sales dropped by 4% to $14.3 billion. As The Wall Street Journal points out, the blood-pressure remedy Diovan lost 16% of its sales to generic competition in Europe. And production at the troubled consumer-drug plant in Lincoln, NE, hit sales in that division by 24%.
Overall, however, the numbers came in better than expected. And despite the strong dollar, Novartis expects to keep to its 2012 sales forecast. That goal--sales that match last year's at constant exchange rates--may not seem much of a stretch, but Diovan loses patent protection in the U.S. in September. The drop in sales after that will make a 16% decline look tame.
So, Novartis really needs continued growth in emerging markets, where sales increased by 6% for the quarter, to $3.4 billion. It also needs a continued boost from newer drugs, including the multiple sclerosis pill Gilenya and cancer drug Afinitor. Altogether, recently launched drugs accounted for 29% of net sales, compared with 25% last year, the company pointed out. Gilenya is a particular bright spot, with $283 million in Q2 revenues. CEO Joe Jimenez says it's on track to reach blockbuster status by year's end.
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UK 'interested' in minimum passing distance law, says government
by Sarah Barth May 29 2016
Could cyclists have the same protection in law here as in Australia?
A legal safe passing law in the UK might come under consideration in the future, according to the minister for roads and cycling, whp said the Government was "interested" in a law.
Robert Goodwill made the surprising claim in an answer to a Parliamentary Question from Alberto Costa, Tory MP for South Leicestershire.
The question tabled was "To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, with reference to the Government's response on the e-petition entitled, 'To introduce a permanent, minimum passing distance when overtaking cyclists', what assessment his Department is planning of cycle passing spaces in South Australia and by when he plans to complete that assessment."
To this, Mr Goodwill responded: "The introduction of a legally enforceable minimum passing distance between cyclists and other vehicles in South Australia is relatively recent. As a result, there is limited information available regarding the impacts both positive and negative following this change in the law. As with other changes of this type introduced overseas, we remain interested in the change and are keeping it under review.
The Highway Code already has a requirement for motorists to give cyclists plenty of room when overtaking."
This 'plenty of room' definition was the subject of the e-petition, started by a Tony Martin, who stated: "The lack of a clear specification may result in a personal decision what a "plenty of room" means in terms of distance. Therefore, introducing a minimum legal passing distance when overtaking cyclists will considerably reduce the number of cyclist casualties, aiding in a safe cycling practice. Suggestion of 3.28 ft (1 m) when overtaking cyclists on roads with speed limits up to and including 30mph. On roads with higher speed limits, the minimum passing distance should be 4.9 ft (1.5 m)."
According to BikeBiz, in response to Martin's petition the Government said it "currently does not have plans to legislate on a set minimum space e.g. 1 metre on roads with a speed limit of up to 30mph when overtaking a cyclist."
The answer added: "This type of legislation would be extremely difficult to enforce and the Government does not believe that it would add to the existing rules and guidance, including those set out in the Highway Code, which advises drivers to give cyclists "at least as much room as you would when overtaking a car".
However, "we are keeping this position under review," said the Government and is "interested in learning from the experience of places where legislation of this type has been introduced. One example is South Australia, where since 25th October 2015, drivers are required to give a minimum of one metre when passing a cyclist where the speed limit is 60km/h (37.3mph) or less or 1.5 metres where the speed limit is over 60km/h (40mph). The penalty for drivers caught disobeying this rule is a $287 (£148) fine, plus a $60 (£31) victim of crime levy and 2 demerit (penalty) points."
The Government said it "will take time to understand the benefits and impacts of this legislation on cyclists and other road users."
A number of countries have laws relating to a legal minimum passing distance. As of February last year, drivers in Tasmania have been obliged to allow one metre between their vehicle and a cyclist on roads up to and including 60km/h, and 1.5 metres on roads above 60 km/h with a public information film getting the message across in memorable and entertaining fashion.
Here in the UK, BikeBiz editor Carlton Reid produced a video in which Chris Boardman explained how to safely overtake a cyclist. The video, which also featured cycling club Exeter Wheelers and master driving instructor Blaine Walsh, demonstrated how much room a cyclist or group of riders need, and why they might need it.
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Portrait of Christopher Hitchens for Chicago Tribune Printers Row Journal.
I illustrated the late Christopher Hitchens, for this week's edition of Chicago Tribune Printers Row Journal. Hitchens was an English author, journalist, religious and literary critic who spent the later part of his career in the United states. The article, written by Nick Romeo, discusses Hitchens's strengths and weaknesses in the posthumously published essay collection ,"And Yet...".


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Q: Devise for two models: how to customize views? I am using Devise for two models, and after running rails g devise:views, some views are created in views/devise/ -- Some of them are fine and can be shared between those two models, however I have to add some fields (depending on the model) to the registration one.
So for example, for devise/registrations/new.html.erb I have this:
Sign up
<%= form_for(resource, :as => resource_name, :url => registration_path(resource_name)) do |f| %>
  <%= devise_error_messages! %>

<%= f.label :first_name %>

  <%= f.text_field :first_name %>

<%= f.label :email %>

  <%= f.email_field :email %>

<%= f.label :password %>

  <%= f.password_field :password %>

<%= f.label :password_confirmation %>

  <%= f.password_field :password_confirmation %>

<%= f.submit "Sign up" %>

<% end %>

<%= render :partial => "devise/shared/links" %>

This is ok, but how would I make it model specific? How can I tell devise to go look at /views/my_model/new.html.erb?  Basically I want to have two separate registrations/new templates for each model that is using Devise, because each model has different fields.
When I do rails g devise:views mymodel, it still renders the templates of views/devise instead of views/mymodel/devise.

A: I'd create a partial containing a form for each of your models with whatever fields you deem necessary.  Name them after the specific models you're using (user, or admin).  Then in devise/registrations/new.html.erb render the appropriate partial depending on resource.class.name.


Other words used during this time included reform, real, meaningful, rights and alternative.
next big day when we are encouraged to peek into our cardboard keyhole of democracy.
avaricious profit, structural violence and economic terrorism.
you are left to count on in the dark.
you possibly might just agree with me on that one.
In fact, I_don't_think_anyone_no_matter_the_politics_will_argue_with me too hard there!
Because there were many red lines. There still are.
forgiveness. Red line. Irish Water RIP. Red line. The end of water metering. Red line.
political policing. Red line. Red line. Red line.
out in puddles and lie. Red line.
drawn with fingers in the shifting sand, with fingers that essentially mean absolutely nothing.
staunch upholders conveniently blur with it, until they too are indistinct, forgotten and faded.
At least, that is the hope of the abuser.
following question: who really owns the red line?
the global destruction we battle with in this our so called technological age.
benefit the earth, does it help the grass to grow, the sun to shine? Is this darkness in you, too?
desperation and greed can inevitably lead.
SO WHAT HAS ALL THIS STUFF GOT TO DO WITH YOU OR ME?
benefactors have been downgraded or made defunct to then be sold on to the highest bidder.
I may or may not be agreed with in totality. But somewhere on that scale lies the answer.
Finding that answer is the prerogative of the reader.
red line[s]? And I can only now offer my own subjective interpretation on this one.
In my opinion, we the people always own the red line. Even after the power transfer.
Especially after the power transfer.
destroyers. They should be standing with the people they propose to judiciously serve.
than the alternative where red lines frankly do not give a damn.
So where are we now in relation to the 2016 party red lines?
them on election materials and manifestos.
working families a break. This focus will be our red line in government.
housing units and increasing Gardaí to 15,000.
Abolition of water charges – already gone.
No red lines – already gone.
hold the power to do so.
Remember, it is your red line.
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Q: Does it make any sense study the finite difference operator and sum operator using functional analysis framework? I was wandering if it does make any sense study "difference operator" and "sum operator" using the framework of functional analysis.
As example (i just made it up)
$$\left( a_k\Delta^2 + b_k \Delta + c_k \right)u_k = \nu_k \;\; \forall k \geq 0$$
where $a_k, b_k, c_k$ and $\nu_k$ are fixed sequences.
Likewise an equation like
$$\sum_{n=0}^{+\infty}k_{m,n}u_n = x_m$$
and so on...
I have a lot of material the speaks about differential operator but much stuff about difference equations, except some book about "difference calculus" but it doesn't sounds like what i mean in such question...


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The Undercover Soundtrack – Libby O'Loghlin
Posted by Roz Morris @Roz_Morris in Undercover Soundtrack on May 31, 2017
The Undercover Soundtrack is a series where I host a writer who uses music as part of their creative environment – perhaps to connect with a character, populate a mysterious place, or hold a moment still to explore its depths. This week my guest is Zürich-based Australian novelist and short story writer Libby O'Loghlin (@libby_ol), who is one half of 'Christoph Martin', a collaborative writing team, with Swiss writer and entrepreneur Christoph Martin Zollinger (@expansionbook).
Soundtrack by Nicky Jam, Benjamin Clementine, David Bowie, Zoe Keating
Before embarking on The Expansion project with Christoph, I hadn't written fiction collaboratively, apart from working with beta readers and editors. I found the process a fascinating one, in which two minds bring ideas and experiences and skills to the table, and somehow, over time, a new expression of a story is built and honed, and eventually handed over to the world.
The Expansion is a political thriller; a fictional account of a conspiracy around the expansion of the Panama Canal, with storyworlds spanning Panama, Washington, DC, London and Switzerland. It's the first of a four-part series that interrogates the global political landscape, and asks questions about power and corruption, and the broadly impacting deals and investigations that go on behind closed doors.
Both Christoph and I need silence to write. But our story has a massive scope, and there's no doubt music has acted as both a useful anchor during the writing process for me, and as a 'language' of sorts, as Christoph and I sought to explain to each other the 'feeling' or 'atmosphere' we wanted to evoke in a certain scene.
As part of our research, Christoph and I travelled to Panama in 2015, where we visited the site of the Panama Canal expansion (mind-bustingly enormous), as well as numerous other locations that formed the setting for our story, including the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. As part of that experience, I made sure I ate local foods and listened to local radio, and in fact it was the continuous wallpaper of Spanish-language pop music like Nicky Jam's El Perdón (which I heard blasting out car windows in downtown Panama) that helped me get pumped and in the mood to write the good-times, party scenes. Or really any scene that contained one of our key characters, Godfredo Roco, who seems to bring the party with him wherever he goes.
One morning, Christoph turned up to one of our plotting meetings with 'Condolence', a song by British artist Benjamin Clementine, on his laptop. We'd been putting together the events around the darkest hours in our protagonist Max's journey, and I immediately knew from listening to that track where Max's head and heart were at that moment. The fact that Clementine's accent is British (he's from London) was an important anchor for me, because Max is a Brit who winds up in Panama City in a viper's nest of political corruption and conspiracy between characters from the US, China and Panama. And at the very moment it's all falling apart for him, he receives news from London that will break his heart and take him to a place he's been and 'seen before,' as Clementine would put it. It's a pivotal moment, as Max will need to decide whether he has it in him to stand up and fight for his life. (Again.)
What I love about Clementine's track is that, as it heads for the second verse, it sounds like it's about to resolve, break into a major key … and then it slips back into a minor key … So you don't really know which way it's going to go. And I had the distinct feeling from hearing that track that this was how we should be writing Max. (Metaphoric and literal spoiler: major key resolve after second verse.) Not only that, but the driving rhythm under the lone piano gave us the 'visual' of Max, stranded and utterly alone in the hustle and hubbub of downtown Panama City.
I think the Obsessive Creator Award needs to go to Christoph, who was far above the world (on a plane between Panama and Switzerland) when he first had the inspiration for The Expansion series. In a prolonged, one-finger typing frenzy on his iPhone (about six hours straight) he outlined the entire story and fleshed out most of the main characters and their backstories … all to the monotonous hum of the aircraft engine.
And (just to give myself the Obsessive Co-Creator Award) there were times when I was doing a lot of writing on my own, and at those times it was useful to have some musical inspiration. One such instance was when I was spending a lot of time in the headspace of one of our characters, a very tough and disciplined woman who is also terminally ill. That was a challenge for me, and in writing the events before her death, I appreciated David Bowie's final gift to the world, Black Star, which I had on high rotation in between writing sessions. It's a pretty discombobulating track—musically, lyrically, and visually (if you watch the video clip)—and I've observed that some people find it jarring, and off-putting. But I think, as a writer, you can benefit from staring uncomfortable things in the face. And it makes your writing stronger, too.
One of the most intriguing things about Black Star, for me, is that even though it is thematically quite intense, it has a surprisingly light touch—playful, almost. That was clarifying for me while writing our character; not that our character is necessarily playful or 'light'—in fact, to the contrary, she's ruthless and she has regrets—but, having listened to people talk about their own impending death, and having talked with friends whose loved ones have died, I notice there are many interesting preconceptions about what the 'journey' towards death will be like, but the actual experience seems to be very different for everyone, and in that sense Bowie's track inspired me to stay firmly in our character's head and in her heart as she started her journey towards her demise.
Of course, nobody knows what Bowie was going through in private, but I found the fact that he had written and recorded an entire album while sick and dying compelling. The performance of a lifetime, really. And so we gave our character the performance of her life as she headed into the eye of the storm.
Zoe Keating
Max […] surveyed the village below. Its narrow, stone streets had been laid hundreds of years before the first growl of a motor, and snow lay thickly on neat, fairy-tale rooftops. Twinkling Christmas lights delineated eaves and chimneys, and wisps of wood smoke hung low in the valley.'
This is the scene in which we first meet Max and his best friend, Godfredo: they're teenagers, and they're trudging up the mountainside at night from the tiny, village train station back to their exclusive Alpine boarding school. It's a moment that forms the prelude to an event that sends their lives spinning off in different directions, and it's also a moment that stays with them through the 'dance' that becomes their long-lasting, if at times mutually exasperating, friendship.
When it comes to writing the Swiss Alps, Zoe Keating is high on my list of inspiration. There's something about lyrics-less cello that is very spacious, and yet Keating's arrangements also have a powerful edge to them, and this element acted as a reminder to steer clear of stereotypes: to embed words that defy expectations, and to tell the story with a fresh eye. I put her music on whenever I feel like I might be veering towards 'tidy' or 'cliché'.
On the one hand, The Expansion novel is a genre piece, so we needed to bow to the dramatic, and to the fast pace of a thriller, but we also wanted to take the time to do justice to our story and our characters—after all, it's a star-crossed love story, too. So part of attaining that balance was to give the prose—the language—an edge, where possible, when the pace was slower. Like embedding the word 'growl' in an otherwise peaceful, fairy-tale, twinkly-lights night.
Libby O'Loghlin (@libby_ol) is an Australian novelist and prize-winning short story writer. Her young adult fiction, Charlotte Aimes, was longlisted for the Bath Children's Novel Award. She has lived in the UK, USA and Malaysia, and she now lives with her family in Zürich, Switzerland, where she is co-founder of The Woolf Quarterly online publication, and WriteCon writing workshops. You can also connect with Libby on her Facebook Author Page and Goodreads. You can read more about The Expansion four-part series on The Expansion website, and find Christoph Martin on Goodreads and Twitter @expansionbook.
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'A language to explain feeling and atmosphere' – Libby O'Loghlin
My guest this week is one half of a collaborative writing team known as 'Christoph Martin' – which is actually the two minds of Libby O'Loghlin and Christoph Martin Zollinger. Together they are writing the Expansion series of four political thrillers, and music became a common language that helped them keep their ideas in tune. Spanish-language pop from Nicky Jam helped establish some of the locations; Benjamin Clementine suggested a plot twist; and when a character faces terminal illness, David Bowie's final album Black Star was a guiding light. Drop by on Wednesday for their Undercover Soundtrack.
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