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With Purses Filled, L.P.G.A. Chief Will Step Down This Year
For example, Whan worked with KPMG and the P.G.A. of America to rebrand and revitalize one of the women's five major championships, arranging the inaugural KPMG Women's P.G.A. Championship at Westchester Country Club in 2015. It was the first L.P.G.A. event to include a women's leadership summit, and more than a dozen such events are now associated with tournaments throughout the calendar.
"It completely changed the way that Mike sold to sponsors," said Shawn Quill, the managing director at KPMG in charge of sports sponsorships. "He embraced what we were doing, and it led to a complete change in what the value proposition was for the L.P.G.A. Tour."
Players say Whan's impact wasn't limited to the tour's relationship with sponsors. The players, both current and retired, felt a connection to their fast-speaking, self-deprecating commissioner. He created many catchy nicknames — Olson was "headband" because of her penchant for wearing the accessory as a rookie — and he constantly wrote thank-you notes.
Whan kept players top of mind as he deftly led the Tour through the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, publicly lobbying sponsors to pay their athletes even when they were not competing in the contractually required number of tournaments for the year. There was no reduction in purses for the 18 events that were played, and every tournament sponsor is set to return for 2021. When tournaments resumed, safety protocols yielded only 42 positive coronavirus tests out of the approximately 7,200 that were given throughout the year.
Communication and transparency were the two words players repeatedly used to describe Whan's tenure, which has had a personal touch they say will be sorely missed.
The tour veteran Christina Kim remembered that when Whan was first hired, she was playing in an event in South Korea. At 3 a.m., her phone started ringing like crazy. She finally sent a text that said: "Who are you? Please stop calling me." Whan responded that he was the new commissioner and wanted to say hello, so Kim got out of bed and called back, starting a warm relationship.
"He provided us with the knowledge that we needed to know where the Tour was and where the Tour was headed," Kim said. "He gave us the ability to not only believe in his desires and wishes and ability for the L.P.G.A., but he made us believe that we mattered."
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Reno of the Month: 2023 paint trends and color inspiration
RestonNow.com December 6, 2022 at 12:34pm
Vining Ivy. Photo courtesy Glidden
By Nicola Caul Shelley, Synergy Design & Construction
It seems like no time at all since we took a leisurely stroll admiring the calming and soothing colors of last year's color trends! This year, the biggest names in the paint industry are ready to move things forward and are looking optimistically to the future with new colors that are lush, gorgeous and versatile.
As a full service home remodeling company that focuses on design-thoughtful interior remodels, Synergy doesn't provide painting as a standalone service. However, we believe painting should be included as part of every home remodel and our Interior Designers will even help you pick out the perfect palette for your space! Not every home remodeler or general contractor includes painting in their scope of services, so be sure to ask the question before you sign a home remodeling contract.
With that said, time to get inspired and take a look at the top color picks by some of the biggest names in the painting industry.
Benjamin Moore is our go-to paint company when it comes to our home remodels. This year, they've named Raspberry Blush (2008-30) as their color of the year. Providing "Joie de Vivre", it is described as "a vivacious shade of color tinged with pink, this electric hue is the definition of charismatic color."
One of the most frequently asked questions we get from clients is how to best use color without overdoing it and overpowering the space. This depends on a lot of factors (including your personal design aesthetic when it comes to use of color), but it is possible to paint a room all in the same color, or simply use it as an accent. Benjamin Moore provides some helpful suggestions for using this paint color to maximum effect in different ways:
Bring a blushed update to the deep red dining room with Raspberry Blush walls and Onyx furnishings.
Create a lively living room with walls and wainscoting.
Add a pop of color to your home with a powder room or ensuite painted in this rich coral.
Raspberry Blush (2008-30). Photos courtesy Benjamin Moore
Based in England, Farrow & Ball have long held a reputation for quality paint and interesting colors (or should we say, 'colours') and they are also high on our list of favorites when it comes to paint names!
This year, they introduced 11 new colors to their collection of high-performance, low-VOC, water based paints. According to Farrow & Ball they are, "inspired by moments of joy, comfort and refreshment to bring delight to your decorating. The first additions to our much-loved colour card in four years, these versatile new shades range from a lively, flame red to a delicate pink. With our signature richness, depth and extraordinary response to light, each one is unmistakably Farrow & Ball."
This is a big deal for Farrow & Ball who haven't introduced any new colors for four years. They are retiring 11 of their older colors to make way for these new ones, so if you've used their paint in your home in recent years, it might be a good time to look into which colors are being discontinued in case you need a touch up.
"Our relationship with our home has changed so much over the last few years, it felt like the perfect time to introduce these new colours," said Joa Studholme, color curator for Farrow & Ball, in a press release. "We all feel ready to show off our spaces and personal style."
Say hello to the new Farrow & Ball colors:
Stirabout
Tailor Tack
Templeton Pink
Bamboozle
Hopper Head
Wine Dark
Whirlybird
Wine Dark. Photo courtesy Farrow & Ball
Whirlybird. Photo courtesy Farrow & Ball
"Minimal", "calming" and "intriguing", Sherwin-Williams has chosen Redend Point (SW 9081) as their color of the year. Inspired by connection and care, it is described as a color of "warmth" by the company which, "embraces a spirit of connection with the world around us with this soulful-yet-subtle hue." Well, I'm sold!
Redend Point (SW 9081). Photo courtesy Sherwin-Williams
BEHR®
Fans of a more neutral color palette rejoice! BEHR® has selected Blank Canvas (DC-003) as their color of the year. According to BEHR® it, "sets the tone for relaxation" and allows homeowners to "renew every room of your home." Erika Woelfel, Behr's vice president of color and creative services, said, "White is the perfect color for starting fresh. It's restorative."
It is a modern and bright take on an off-white with undertones of brown and gray that make it a true neutral shade. It doesn't contain yellow so it can easily be paired with other neutrals without looking 'tired'. This is also a completely new shade from BEHR® as part of a brand new Designer Collection.
Blank Canvas (DC-003). Photos Courtesy BEHR®
Glidden describes their top pick Vining Ivy as a "bluish-greenish-something-in-betweenish" color that "serves up versatile vibes, making it an on-trend addition to any room. No matter if you think it looks more blue or more green, either way, it's a vibe." The perfect color for people who can't decide between blue or green, this one might end up solving a lot of problems when deciding which color to get in the paint aisle!
This color is also another one that puts emphasis on the restorative side of life. According to Ashley McCollum, Glidden color expert, "The overarching theme for 2023 is about reflection on what matters most to us, our relationship with the planet, and how we want to engage with others. Its versatility takes the guesswork out of design, leaving consumers with more time to indulge in the things that matter most to them."
The color also works well on an accent wall, a front door and can even work in small spaces. Per McCollum, "even the most modest spaces can benefit from the teal treatment. For those short on square footage but big on style, we recommend using this rich hue as a bold contrast to a neutral palette, making a petite room feel plush."
Not ready for a larger scale home remodel but thinking it's time to freshen up your home with some new paint? Download our free Guide to Paint Finishes to get you started here!
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Pure es una serie de televisión canadiense que se emitió por primera vez en CBC Television en enero y febrero de 2017, y posteriormente en Super Channel . El programa está protagonizado por Ryan Robbins como Noah Funk, un pastor menonita que trabaja de manera encubierta dentro de una red de crimen organizado para solucionar un problema de tráfico de drogas en su comunidad. El programa también está protagonizado por AJ Buckley, Peter Outerbridge, Alex Paxton-Beesley y Rosie Perez.

Producción
Pure fue producido por Two East Productions y Cineflix Media y estuvo dirigido por Ken Girotti.

El showrunner Michael Amo declaró que promocionó la serie a diversas cadenas de televisión en la década de 2000, pero que "no consiguió ningún participante". Está inspirado en las operaciones de una red de delincuencia organizada menonita que introdujo de contrabando cocaína y marihuana desde México a Canadá y Estados Unidos.

El estreno de la serie fue visto por 858,000 espectadores canadienses. El 12 de abril de 2017, el programa fue recogido por Hulu en los Estados Unidos.  WGN America adquirió los derechos televisivos estadounidenses de la serie en agosto de 2017. En España será estrenada el 11 de noviembre de 2019 en Cosmopolitan TV.

Inicialmente, Pure no se renovó para una segunda temporada; sin embargo, en abril de 2018, Super Channel, CBC, Hulu y WGN America programaron una segunda temporada con seis episodios, que se estrenó en WGN America el 28 de mayo de 2019.

En junio de 2018, Super Channel anunció que los actores Alyson Hannigan, Christopher Heyerdahl, Zoie Palmer y Victor Gómez se unirían a la producción de la temporada 2.

Locaciones
Aunque se filmó en Nueva Escocia, Pure se desarrolla en una ciudad ficticia llamada Antioch en el sur de Ontario, así como en el estado estadounidense de Texas y el estado mexicano de Chihuahua.

Reparto
El reparto incluye:

 Ryan Robbins como el pastor menonita Noah Funk.
 Alex Paxton-Beesley como Anna Funk, la esposa de Noah.
 AJ Buckley como Bronco Novak, un detective de la policía.
 Peter Outerbridge como Eli Voss, un líder de pandillas.
 Rosie Pérez como Phoebe O'Reilly, una agente de la DEA.
 Alyson Hannigan como Esther Dunkel.
 Christopher Heyerdahl como Augustus Nickel.
 Zoie Palmer como Valerie Krochack.

Episodios

Temporada 1 (2017)

Temporada 2 (2019)

Premios y nominaciones

Referencias

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Series de televisión iniciadas en 2017
Series de televisión en inglés
Series de televisión ambientadas en Estados Unidos
Series de televisión de Canadá de los años 2010
Series de televisión sobre narcotráfico

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Vilna Ghetto posters
Please contact for more information:
Saulė Valiūnaitė
E-mail: saule.valiunaite@jmuseum.lt, muziejus@jmuseum.lt
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At the end of the summer of 1944, after Vilnius had been liberated from the Nazi plague, a group of partisans – former Ghetto prisoners – returned to their devastated homeland, where, among the ruins of the Jewish quarter, in various hiding places, and from the mountains of waste by the paper factory, they found and salvaged a great number of valuable Ghetto documents, including more than 200 Ghetto posters. Torn and ravaged, victims, like the people of the Ghetto, of violence and brutality, they are the chronicles of the cultural and spiritual life of the Vilna Ghetto. Like a mirror, they reflect the contrasts – cruelty and goodness, despair and endurance, egoism and sacrifice – of the tragic and isolated world of the Ghetto.
The source of the phenomenon of cultural activity in the Vilna Ghetto are the spiritual and cultural values created there throughout the centuries. Vilne, Yerushalayim de Lita – famous for its synagogues and yeshivas, teachers' seminaries and schools, the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research an the Strashun Library, the "Jung Vilne" literary group and the "Vilner Trupe" theatre group, newspapers, publishing and printing houses – was a wonderful citadel of Jewish religious and secular culture. The 20th century was witness to both – its pinnacle and its destruction. Herded into the Vilna Ghetto, the last generation of litvaks brought with it tremendous intellectual potential. Its spiritual elite initiated a broad and multifaceted cultural activity as Resistance against the Nazis, against humiliation and dehumanization, a struggle for the nation's honour and its survival. Under its leadership, a great many institutions were created and functioned actively within the Ghetto: health care and hygiene facilities, training and educational institutes, childcare and social services, professional and artistic societies, theatres, clubs…


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The 'Big Hug' and the future of Jerusalem
The sting of all problems between Israeli and Palestinians lays in the Old City of Jerusalem. Her status has to be solved in such a way, that all parties fighting for control over her can agree upon.
On June 24, the 'Big Hug' will be hold in Jerusalem. Light workers from Israel, Palestine and from all over the world, 'Lovers of Jerusalem', will come together to bring warmth and energy to this city, embracing holding hands the Old City. If we bundle all our positive energies and bring these to Jerusalem, we can create peace to this exceptional place.
We are organizing the Big Hug to make the people aware –especially the Israeli and Palestinian inhabitants of Jerusalem- that there is a very shaped perspective for the city of Jerusalem as a city of peace: a new, undivided Jerusalem, as the capital of Palestine, Israel and at large.
Let go of the conflict concerning her command and dedicate the city to the Omnipresent. The Old City as a whole is His Temple. To give the walled Old City free to God, as a "Status Apart", as an independent city, will be the most feasible way to come out the current impasse.
The Old City of Jerusalem must become an open city; a House of Prayer for all the Peoples. This perspective is written down in the Holy Books, this is the perspective we, as 'Lovers of Jerusalem' embrace as well as solution. But how many people does already notice this hopeful point of view?
What I saw in Jerusalem and also everywhere else where I meet Islamic and Jewish people is, that not so many persons really think about a future for Jerusalem. Most of the time, they stick with old ideas that the Old City of Jerusalem will always remain a part of Israel, or in opposite, that it will be absolutely a part of a new Palestinian state, as stolen land that has to be given back. With these visions, a future Jerusalem will be a divided city with an East Palestinian and West Israeli part, with barbed wire and checkpoints in between, like the situation of the city from 1948-1967. Or, coming closer to an agreement, people suggest -like proposed in the "Geneva Accord" in 2003- to make a complicated dividing of the Old City in a Israeli and Palestinian part. That will mean that the small alleys will be split by walls and barriers too. The idea that a future Jerusalem will become a divided city, is something that we have to prevent.
There are living about 250.000 Palestinian and 500.000 Israeli rather close together in one city. Do they want to make a separation of Jerusalem in parts or do they choose, deep in their hearts, for unity? So my best friends, it is our task to inform the whole city that there is an alternative for the Jerusalem of today.
All lovers of a united Jerusalem will come together to encircle and embrace the Old City of Jerusalem with love and devotion. We have to encourage all inhabitants of Jerusalem to join the coming Big Hug, with the idea of a New Jerusalem that might be realized with their support.
Rob Schrama Phone:0031-646608660 www.loversofjerusalem.org
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Father of Charlottesville Rally Participant Denounces "Hateful" Son
Peter Tefft had been called a Nazi online and on posters in his hometown.
Bureau of Prisons to Provide Free Feminine Hygiene Products
This is a step in the right direction.
Atlanta Gym Bans Police and Active Military Members
The owner believes other members would be uncomfortable working out beside police.
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Buying a $299 whiteboard that can stop bullets is a startling reality for educational professionals across the country. The LA Times estimates that...
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Making my way up to the second and then third floor was easy. And then, after running round a bit on the third level, and narrowly avoiding getting exploded by a bomb, and then being plunged into intense darkness a few times, I found a staircase up to level four. How many more were there going to be?
Up here, it looked exactly the same as any other level; you couldn't appreciate how confusing the Maze was until you had actually experienced it for yourself. Every time I thought I had orientated myself, a wall would slide across in front of me, the lights would go out, some foul smelling and potentially toxic gas would drive me off down some random path until I was lost again...it was near impossible.
And I still had no idea which level the exit was on. Usually, it was about as far away from the entrance as you could get, but sometimes, a contestant would get all the way to a fifth or sixth or even seventh floor, only to realise that the exit was actually right back on the ground.
In those circumstances, the contestant nearly always lost.
Still, I could deduce that the exit was probably on one of the higher levels by the fact that, the higher I went, the more frequent and hazardous the traps were becoming. The ground floor traps had been pretty pathetic, and I'd encountered virtually nothing on the second floor besides the giant rolling boulder—not that I had been on that floor for very long. The third floor had brought the first real problems; a couple of bombs and some serious lighting issues, plus some gas that had made me want to throw up, and now, the fourth floor seemed to be even worse.
The one good thing was that I hadn't used up too much time. I couldn't have been in here for more than an hour; I'd made pretty good progress. Therefore, I still had two thirds of my time left.
Something creaked behind me and I whipped round, my gun out at the ready. I hadn't had a chance to use it yet, which probably meant I was in for a nasty surprise later on.
There was nothing there. Out of the corner of my eye, though, a shadow flickered across the wall to my left. Turning to face it, the shadow took a human form and seemed to disappear behind me. As I spun, trying to keep it in front of me, a second one flashed across my vision to the left, but was gone before I could find it.
A simple paranoia trick? Or something more sinister?
Another creak.
'Simeon.'
The voice was not quite human; surely it could not be human. But it sent a chill racing up my spine all the same. Stepping backwards, I spun round, only to be confronted by a larger, thicker, more realistic looking shadow and, without hesitation, I bolted.
I knew it was a mistake as soon as I turned the corner. A trap that I was intended to run away from was probably only ever going to push me into another one.
A bomb exploded right close to me, throwing me backwards so that my head slammed into the metal floor. I cried out in pain as fire seemed to surge up my left leg and, too hurt to sit up, I hit at it repeatedly with my arms until it died down. The outfit I was wearing was supposedly fire-proof; they weren't trying to kill us or injure us too severely; only enough to make for good entertainment. Nevertheless, the pain was still intense and, when I finally managed to sit up, I saw that my trouser leg was blackened and burnt. The smoke from the bomb began to clear and I sat coughing violently, rubbing at my leg until the pain was mostly gone. Bombs were usually sound-activated so that they didn't require us having to step right on top of them. After all, having a Dreamer get their legs blown off was going to be pretty costly to fix.
And then I heard a clanging sound from behind me, so close that it could only be metres away. Leaping to my feet and crying out from the pain, I wheeled round to face it, but there was nothing there. More paranoia. They were trying to convince me that there was someone else in here.
'Fuck,' I muttered, shuddering and then coughing up half my guts having inhaled far too much smoke.
Carrying on, my gun out ready, the clanging grew more distant as I got further away.
And then it started up again as I rounded another corner, this time coming from a pathway to my left.
When it seemed to be practically upon me, it died away again, and immediately started coming from the opposite direction. Whirling round, my eyes so wide as they scoured the area for signs of life or tricks, there was still nothing there.
Then it was coming from the other direction again. It seemed to be getting closer and, as much as I tried to ignore it, knowing now that there was nothing there, I turned to face it, wide-eyed, my gun poised, ready to fight.
And then someone crashed round the corner.
A person.
A real person. Even though I had given up on the idea of finding an opponent, I was coming face to face with one of them now.
Only, I recognised this man.
Jake.
'Sim?'
'J—' I began. I was too startled to speak; I could only manage pathetic words and stutters.
He ran towards me, but after I was initially consumed by shock, and then rage, a strange feeling of desperation engulfed every other emotion in my body.
I pointed my gun into his face. I still didn't know what it did; it was probably for stunning, but I could never be sure until I fired it.
Fear crossed Jake's face as he stared, almost going cross-eyed, at the barrel of the gun.
'Do it,' he whispered. 'Only one of us can get out.'
My finger rested on the trigger, tensed, ready to pull it, my entire body shaking with the intensity with which I was holding the gun.
And then I dropped it, allowing it to clatter to the floor in the silence.
'Aw fuck!' I cried in exasperation. 'You always were a better man than me.' Slowly, the desperation subsided. Jake was here. Only one of us was going to make it out.
And, whilst I had been prepared to shoot him to save myself, he was only too willing to give himself over and let me win. And when a person was that nice, how could you do anything other than be nice back?
Jake looked shaken. I didn't blame him; there couldn't have been many times when his own friend had pointed a gun in his face.
'How the hell did you get in here?' I asked. Now, the rage was coming back. They actually had the nerve to kidnap my best friend as well?
'We, uh, we tried to break you out,' Jake said. He looked uncertain of how to proceed; after all, anything we said was going to be aired on national TV. 'Me, Tim and Rina. But I got caught.'
'You what?' I repeated. 'Jake, we're in a bloody government compound! How did you expect to break in and rescue me?'
'I don't know,' he replied in a small voice. He looked sorry, but the hint of a smile kept twitching at the corners of his mouth. It alone conveyed everything he was not allowed to say; that Tim and Rina were still here.
A small spark of hope ignited inside me. Yes, anything could have happened to the two of them since Jake had been caught, but if he had seen them break in, then I had to trust him.
'Listen,' I said, 'we've got to get going.'
'What's the use?' he moaned melodramatically. 'They're gonna Operate on us whether we get out or not.'
So Hartnett hadn't told him what she'd told me, then.
'Jake,' I said, looking into his downcast eyes. 'Hartnett has promised me freedom. For me, and for you. She said that if I made it through the Run, I was free to go, but if I failed, I was in for the Operation.' I was suddenly overwhelmed with anger at her devious catch. I'd made sure that Jake could come with me. But that was before I knew that he would be in the Run with me. That was before I knew that, whatever Hartnett had 'promised' me, only one of us was getting out of this Maze alive.
'Freedom?' he repeated in awe. 'Are you sure?'
'I'm sure.'
And that was when a great, grinding sound started up.
Looking up, my eyes darting from side to side, I saw to my horror that the walls on either side of this path were beginning to close in on us. Slowly, they began to move inwards, the path becoming narrower with every passing second.
'RUN!' I shoved Jake and he staggered backwards. I scooped my gun up from the floor—it still might come in handy—and charged after him, pushing at his back as the walls converged on us, getting closer, pressing in, pressing down. It was a long path; there were no turn-offs close by; we weren't going to make it; the walls were going to suffocate me—
I staggered out into an open path. Looking behind me, I saw that the walls we had just squeezed out of were now barely a foot wide, and were still closing in further. After that, coming into a path that was several times wider felt like the time I had burst into the fresh, rainy air after being trapped in the Institution for weeks on end.
Jake looked out of breath. In fact, he looked terrible all over. His hair was dishevelled, his eyes were wide and haunted, a great gash ran up his right arm, there were blotchy, bruise-like patches on his face.
'It seems they don't want us standing around talking,' he said, managing a slight smile.
'I've long since passed caring what those bastards want,' I said boldly, hoping that Hartnett heard that. It was likely that if we started openly protesting, they'd cut the sound; possibly even cut the programme—and then we'd be punished severely even if we made it out—but it was hard to control the odd line here and there.
I didn't ask Jake how he'd sustained his injuries and ended up looking so scared—there was no time, and I most certainly didn't want the walls to start closing in around us again. So without another word, I opted for the right hand path, and then took it at a brisk walking pace.
'Are we on the top floor?' I asked.
'No,' Jake replied. 'There's a fifth floor. That's the top floor—you can tell.'
'You've been up there?
'Yeah.'
'Why did you come back down?' I asked.
Fear crossed his eyes, which had taken on a haunted sort of light, and he actually seemed to shudder.
'Level five isn't a nice place,' was all he said. Seeing the dread on his face, I decided not to pursue with any more questions. Instead, I broke into a gentle jog, taking pathways almost at random. I'd seen how big and confusing this place was, and the exit could quite literally be anywhere. The only hope was to try and cover as much ground as possible. I'd given up on tactics; now, I was just going with speed, skill and a hell of a lot of luck.
I'd almost been lured into a false sense of security when the ground began shuddering beneath me. Flying into the wall, where my shoulder collided with the hard surface, a manmade earthquake seemed to grip the ground beneath my feet. After the myriad of traps and psychological disturbances I'd faced so shortly after coming up to level four, I had almost assumed we were safe for a moment after I'd met Jake.
But Martyr's Run was never safe. Martyr's Run was deceiving.
A wall slid into place across the pathway we'd just come down, blocking us off from that route, and trapping us in this earthquake zone. The metal floor seemed to break up and churn about beneath our feet, as though it was being tossed about on the surface of a violent ocean.
'Run!' Jake yelled at me, already a few paces ahead, tripping and falling over a jagged spire of flooring that spiked up suddenly out of this crumbling ground. He righted himself, only to be thrown to the side by a violent shudder, slamming hard into the wall, which seemed to be moving in and out with the force of the quake.
I hadn't even made it that far. Trapped on a tiny safe platform in the middle of this vicious tempest, I watched as a whole section of grating in front of me crumbled in on itself, leaving a large hole about three feet wide between my platform and where Jake was standing.
'Jump!' Jake cried, watching me helplessly as he was thrown to the side again. I readied myself, then lost my balance as the earthquake increased in intensity, thrown forward before I was prepared, flying into the gap where the grating had fallen down.
By some miracle, I got half a leg onto the opposite platform, and used this to propel the rest of my body onto the semi-solid ground. Jake managed to help me to my feet before we were both thrown forward violently, and the walls around us began to groan. The lights started flickering repeatedly like strobe lighting, only adding to the confusion of the situation. I just about got to my feet, reaching out for any sign of Jake in the delirium. I found an arm and heaved him forward. He cried out—in shock, in pain, I had no idea, and then collapsed into me as the lights came back on solidly again, and the ground reared up around us.
Desperately, I threw myself across the ground, gasping in pain as a sharp bit of flooring dug into my side, and then crying out as I was tossed mercilessly into the wall, slamming into it face-first. Jake grabbed onto me as the lights went out once again, this time staying out, and we charged blindly over the torn up ground, tripping, stumbling, falling.
And then we reached the end of the path, and the lights came back on, and it was as if nothing had ever happened. A wall closed up behind me, shutting us off from the path we had just come down—not that we were likely to go back anyway, and then, just when I thought we were back to the closest thing Martyr's Run could offer us to normality, the lights went out once again.
'Simeon!' I heard Jake cry out. I groped around blindly in the intense darkness; a darkness that betrayed no hint of light. I quite literally couldn't see my hand in front of my face.
And then there were running footsteps, seeming to grow distant.
'Jake?' I called out, wondering where he was running. He seemed to be getting further away from me, and I staggered forward, my hands out, running straight into a wall. Turning to the right, I stumbled stupidly after the footsteps.
And then they stopped.
And then started up again, only from behind me.
Whipping round, they were still running away from me—it couldn't be Jake; he had gone the other way, and this was only meant to confuse me. Or was this Jake, and the first set of footsteps were the computerised ones sent to confuse me? Or were both of them computerised, and Jake was still standing right next to me?
'Jake?' I called out.
'Simeon!' a voice said from surprisingly close by.
'Simeon!' Another voice, identical to Jake's in every way, shouted from behind me. I turned towards it, still blind in the darkness.
'Simeon!' It was coming from the opposite direction, now further away, even though I had heard no footsteps.
'Simeon!' This time, it was right behind me; sounding quite literally inches away. It was so shocking that I whipped round, instinctively lashing out with my hands, but I was hitting at empty air; there was no one there.
'Simeon!' Once again, it was behind me, and once again, even closer. But there were 'footsteps' running away from me, clanging over the metal grating, but distant, and further away.
Insane with fear, I lashed out all around me, trying to make contact with anything. But there was nothing. I staggered forwards, backwards, left, right, but I was unable to even feel the walls. It was as if I was standing alone in a great void of nothingness.
'Simeon!' The voice was further away this time, but it was in the opposite direction to the 'footsteps'. They were running, confident, assured—that couldn't be Jake, but they were coming closer, closer, behind me, metres away, centimetres away, practically on top of me—
The lights shot back on, and there was nothing there. I was surrounded by empty air. Jake was standing ten metres or so away, his expression showing that he'd just experienced everything I'd experienced. The walls around me seemed to have quite literally disappeared; moved backwards or sunk into the ground perhaps, and I was standing in a pathway that was at least three times wider than any I had been in so far today.
'Fucking psychological shit,' was all that I could get to come out of my mouth.
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I know I have a somewhat over-active imagination, but I seriously can't read this chapter before going to bed. I don't like the dark! :P


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"template.ods" and "true" shows that the application retrieved the file from directory and "true" that it could read the cell, which is empty.
But I don't know which Array throws the Exception and why it says "Unknown Source".

A: Array of rows throws the exception. Try adding more rows with sheet.setRowCount() before setting cell contents.

A: You could use ensureRowCount, which is more appropriate in my opinion:
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Columbia College Chicago Theatre Department Hosts Performances and Design Exhibit for Manifest Arts Fest May 13
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The Columbia College Chicago Theatre Department, located at 72 E. 11th Street in Chicago's South Loop, will host a day of free performances on Friday, May 13, as part of Columbia College Chicago's 16th annual Manifest Urban Arts Festival. The Theatre Center will showcase performances by students in the Acting, Musical Theatre Performance, and Comedy Writing & Performance BA and BFA programs. In addition, there will be an exhibition of work by students in the Theatre Design, Theatre Technology, and Theatre Directing BA and BFA programs.
Curated and managed by more than 1,000 Columbia students, Manifest features dozens of performances, gallery exhibitions, fashion shows, and literary readings by undergraduate and graduate students completing their final semester. All events are free and open to the public. For a complete Manifest schedule, click here.
The Columbia College Chicago Theatre Department has simultaneous events taking place in all four of its performance venues: the ground-floor Getz Theatre and Classic Studio Theatre, the lower-level Sheldon Patinkin Studio Theatre, and the fourth-floor Studio 404. The schedule includes:
Will Power — Classic Studio Theatre, 10:30-11:45 AM: Advanced acting students perform works by William Shakespeare under the direction of professor Caroline Latta.
Senior Showcase — Acting/Musical Theatre — Getz Theatre, 1-2:15 PM: Seniors from the Acting and Musical Theatre Performance programs perform scenes and songs.
Theatrical Designer, Director, and Technician Gallery — Studio 404, 1-4 PM: Experience the creations of the Theatre Department's talented design, theatre technology, and directing students. Works include set models, renderings, costumes, lighting, installations, and interactive process projects.
Two Chairs and a Light Bulb — Sheldon Patinkin Studio Theatre, 1-3 PM: World premieres of 11 student-written plays, all of them less than eight minutes long and having sets consisting of no more than two chairs.
Stand-up Comedy Show — Classic Studio Theatre, 1:30-2:30 PM. Featuring students from the Comedy Writing & Performance program.
The Drowsy Chaperone — Highlights — Getz Theatre, 2:30-3:15 PM: Excerpts from the Theatre Department's fall 2015 mainstage musical The Drowsy Chaperone, directed by faculty member Michael Ryczek, with choreography by faculty member Christie Kerr and musical direction by faculty member Phil Caldwell.
Monologues with Bite — Classic Studio Theatre, 2:30-3:30 PM: Perilously personal solo performances written, devised, and performed by students. Always raw, always honest. (May not be suitable for younger audience members).
Stage Combat Showcase — Getz Theatre, 3:15-4:15 PM: Stage combat scenes and theatrical violence: swords, sticks, and fisticuffs.
Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown — Highlights — Sheldon Patinkin Studio Theatre, 3:15-4:15 PM: Selections from the Theatre Department's spring 2016 mainstage musical Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, directed by faculty member Amy Uhl and choreographed by faculty member Courtney Ring with musical direction by Michael Kaish.
Sketch Comedy Club Performance — Classic Studio Theatre, 3:45-4:45 PM: Students perform comic sketches.
Musical Theatre Dance — Getz Theatre, 4:15-5:15 PM: Students from Musical Theatre Dance and Tap classes perform in a showcase of student choreography.
Manifest is a college-wide event that begins on May 13 with a kick-off spectacle and performance at noon at 9th Street and Wabash, including hundreds of student performers in medieval costumes, giant puppets, live music, and balloon drops. There will be more than 40 musical performances throughout the day, ranging from pop/rock bands to DJs, blues, jazz, folk, and gospel ensembles, as well as family-friendly activities including a zip-line, screen-printing, foam sword-fighting, and human-sized board games. Student dancers will perform across hip-hop, African, jazz, tap, musical theatre, and contemporary styles. Fifteen student films, including animation, documentary, experimental, and narrative forms, will receive their premiere screenings. Fashion business students are opening a pop-up shop to sell student-designed clothing, while fashion design students will host and live-stream runway shows in Columbia's Sculpture Garden at 11th Street and Wabash.
Headlining the festival's main stage is former Columbia College student and acclaimed musical artist Sir the Baptist, born William James Strokes, a native of Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood. The vocal group ConSoul, winners of the 2016 Biggest Mouth competition, will open for Strokes. For a complete Manifest schedule, click here.
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In exactly one year, the 2012 London Olympic Games will commence. However, gamers won't need to wait that long to play the latest Olympic-themed Mario & Sonic game. Sega today announced that Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games will arrive on November 15 for the Wii and in February for the 3DS.
Mario and Sonic are back at it this November.
The Wii version of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games--which will come in yellow packaging--includes a handful of new events this time out. Football (soccer for Americans) and equestrian events will make their debut and join a host of other Olympic sports on both the track and the field. Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games for the Wii will arrive in Europe on November 15.
Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games on the 3DS will feature more than 50 Olympic-themed events. As with the Wii edition, games will be playable in both single- and multiplayer modes. The 3DS version of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games is due out sometime in February.
For more on the latest mascot Olympic title, check out GameSpot's most recent preview of Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games.


To Celebrate Refugee Week, We have a very special World Food Night this Month, FREE Food cooked by Eritrean volunteers from the Welcome Group. Vegan option available Tuesday, 16 June 6pm to 8pm Tasty Tuesday, Thomas Helwys Baptist Church, Church Street, NG7 1SJ.
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The Nottingham group was formally launched at a public meeting on October 7th. It was addressed by the Lord Mayor, who referred to the City Council's target to achieve City of Sanctuary status by March 2012.
The Nottingham City of Sanctuary group held their first open day event for people to find out about the movement, with food and a performance of South African freedom songs by a local choir at The Vine Centre, Hyson Green.


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The typhoid vaccine is given as a single injection. A booster dose is then recommended every 2 years during possible exposure to typhoid. Your individual booster schedule may be different from these guidelines. Follow your doctor's instructions or the schedule recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Wash your hands often to help prevent typhoid when you are in an area where contamination is possible.
Be sure to receive a booster dose of this vaccine every 2 years during continued exposure to typhoid. If you do not receive the booster every 2 years, you may not be fully protected against the disease.
An overdose of this vaccine is unlikely to occur.
What should I avoid before or after getting typhoid vaccine?
In addition to receiving typhoid vaccine, take precautions while traveling to further prevent coming into contact with bacteria that cause typhoid fever:
Avoid eating leafy vegetables such as spinach or lettuce, which are harder to wash properly.
Avoid eating raw fruits or vegetables that cannot be peeled, or that have been peeled by another person.
Avoid drinks that contain ice, or frozen treats and flavored ices that may have been made with contaminated water.
Avoid eating foods you have not cooked or prepared yourself. Use clean surfaces and utensils when preparing food.
Drink only bottled water (carbonated is best) or water that has been boiled for at least 1 minute.
Avoid any food or beverage purchased from a street vendor.
What are the possible side effects of typhoid vaccine?
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
You should not receive a booster vaccine if you had a life-threatening allergic reaction after the first shot.
Keep track of any and all side effects you have after receiving this vaccine. When you receive a booster dose, you will need to tell the doctor if the previous shots caused any side effects.
Becoming infected with typhoid is much more dangerous to your health than receiving the vaccine to protect against it. Like any medicine, this vaccine can cause side effects, but the risk of serious side effects is extremely low.
fever, swollen glands, rash or itching, body aches;
tremors, general ill feeling;
a seizure; or
a light-headed feeling, like you might pass out.
pain, tenderness, redness, or a hard lump where the shot was given;
low fever.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report vaccine side effects to the US Department of Health and Human Services at 1-800-822-7967.
What other drugs will affect typhoid vaccine?
Before receiving this vaccine, tell the doctor about all other vaccines you have recently received.
Also tell the doctor about all medications you use, especially a blood thinner such as warfarin (Coumadin, Jantoven).
Other drugs may affect typhoid injection, including prescription and over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, and herbal products. Tell your doctor about all your current medicines and any medicine you start or stop using.
Your doctor or pharmacist may have information about this vaccine written for health professionals that you may read. You may also find additional information from your local health department or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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As with most police agencies, the Patrol Division of the Matawan Police Department is the "backbone" of the department and the largest division or unit within the Field Service Bureau. Its fundamental responsibilities include handling all emergencies, daily calls for service and insuring public safety through patrol and proactive enforcement. This is accomplished seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day, three-hundred and sixty-five days per year.
The men and women of the Patrol Division are the initial responding officers to any call for assistance including, disturbances, motor vehicle crashes, and fire and emergency medical requests. All of the Matawan Police Officers are trained in CPR and the use of an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) as well as other "First Responder" life saving techniques.
In addition to its first responder responsibilities, the Patrol Division initially investigates all reported offenses or crimes which occur within the Borough. Those cases which are serious in nature or require an in-depth or specialized investigation are then turned over to the Detective Division, part of the department's Support Services Bureau. Within the Patrol Division is the Strict and Fair Enforcement Unit (S.A.F.E.) which focuses its efforts on narcotics and other street level offenses, including quality of life issues. The Patrol Division also assists with the implementation of many community policing initiatives such as Bicycle Patrol, Honor Guard, and several school safety programs.
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Science. – New explanation of the magnetic mystery of the moon – Publimetro México
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A new study has revealed how the moon might have had an episodic magnetic force early in its history, a question that has puzzled researchers since the time of the Apollo program.
Returned to Earth during NASA's manned lunar program from 1968 to 1972, the rocks have provided large amounts of information about the history of the Moon, but they have also been a source of enduring mystery.
Analysis of the rocks revealed that some of them appeared to have formed in the presence of a magnetic field as strong as Earth's. But it was not clear how a moon-sized object could generate such a strong magnetic field.
Now, an investigation led by a geologist at Brown University in the US is proposing a new explanation for the moon's magnetic mystery. The study, published in Nature Astronomy, shows that giant rock formations plunging into the lunar mantle can produce a type of internal convection that generates strong magnetic fields.
The researchers say the processes may have produced strong magnetic fields intermittently during the first billion years of the moon's history.
"Everything we thought about how to generate magnetic fields in the cores of planets tells us that an object the size of the Moon should not be able to generate a field as powerful as Earth," explains Associate Professor Alexander Evans. and Planetary Science at Brown and co-author of the study with Sonia Tiko of Stanford University.
"But instead of thinking about how to feed a strong magnetic field continuously for billions of years," he continues, "there might be a way to achieve an intermittently high-intensity field. Our model shows how this might happen, and is consistent with what we know about the interior of the Moon."
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Planetary bodies produce magnetic fields through what is known as a fundamental dynamo. The slow dissipation of heat causes molten metals to move into the planet's core. The constant stirring of electrically conductive materials is what produces a magnetic field. This is how the Earth's magnetic field is formed, which protects the surface from the most dangerous radiation from the sun.
The Moon lacks a magnetic field today, and models of its core suggest that it may have been too small and lacked the convective strength to produce a strong, persistent magnetic field. In order for the core to have a strong heat load, it needs to dissipate a lot of heat.
In the case of the early moon, Evans says, the mantle surrounding the core was not much cooler than the core itself. Because the heat from the core had nowhere to go, there wasn't much convection in the core, but this new study shows how sunken rock can provide intermittent convection pulsations.
The history of these sunken stones begins a few million years after the formation of the moon. At the beginning of its history, it is believed that the moon was covered with an ocean of molten rock.
As the vast ocean of magma began to cool and solidify, minerals such as olivine and pyroxene, which are denser than liquid magma, sank to the bottom, while less dense minerals such as anorthosite floated to form the crust.
The remaining liquid magma was rich in titanium, as well as heat-producing elements such as thorium, uranium, and potassium, so it took longer to solidify. When this layer of titanium finally crystallized beneath the crust, it was denser than the minerals that solidified earlier. Over time, titanium formations sank through the less dense mantle rocks below, a process known as gravitational inversion.
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In this new study, Evans and Techo model the dynamics of how titanium formations sank, as well as the impact they might have when they finally reach the lunar core.
The analysis, which was based on the current composition of the Moon and the estimated viscosity of the mantle, showed that the formations likely fractured into patches up to 60 kilometers in diameter and sank intermittently over the course of about one billion million years.
According to the researchers, when each of these spots hits the bottom, it will vibrate with the force of the dynamo located at the core of the moon. Because it lies just below the lunar crust, the titanium formations had a relatively low temperature, much more than the estimated temperature of the core, between 2,600 and 3,800 degrees Fahrenheit.
When the cold spots came into contact with the hot core after it sank, the temperature mismatch would have resulted in an increase in the core convection, just enough to drive a magnetic field on the Moon's surface as strong or stronger than Earth's.
"You can think of it a bit like a drop of water hitting a hot frying pan," says Evans. You have something very cold touching the heart, and suddenly a lot of heat can be pouring out. This increases the excitation of the nucleus, giving these intermittently strong magnetic fields."
Researchers claim that there could have been as many as 100 of these events during the moon's first billion years of existence, and each of them could have produced a strong magnetic field lasting for a century or so.
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Evans notes that the discontinuous magnetic model explains not only the strength of the magnetic signature found in the Apollo rock samples, but the fact that magnetic signatures vary widely in the Apollo group, with some having strong magnetic signals while others do not.
"This model is able to explain both the density and the diversity that we see in the Apollo samples, something no other model has been able to do," Evans asserts. It also gives us some time constraints in casting this titanium material, giving us a better picture of the early evolution of the Moon.
He adds that the idea is also testable. It means that there must have been a weak magnetic background on the Moon that was dotted with these high resistance events. That should be evident on the Apollo group — while the strong magnetic signatures on the Apollo samples stand out like sore thumbs, no one really looked for the weaker signatures, Evans says.
He concludes that the presence of those weak signals combined with the strong ones will give a huge boost to this new idea, which could put an end to the moon's magnetic mystery.
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Kris Srikkanth
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December 21, 1959, Madras (now Chennai)
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S Anirudha
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A Srikkanth
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India Tamil Nadu
In his time the Indiana Jones of Indian cricket, Srikkanth's batting style was entertaining, innovative and explosive. Indeed, his approach came as a whiff of fresh air and, not unexpectedly, he was a great crowd puller. A swashbuckling opening batsman cast in the Mushtaq Ali mould, Srikkanth could destroy the strongest and most fearsome attacks in the world by fearless pulling, hooking and driving. But there were times when he could be dismissed by some pretty ordinary bowling. Gifted with a good eye and super-quick reflexes, Srikkanth's buccaneering methods quickly caught the eye of the selectors and he made his international debut at 21. Consistency however was not his watchword and he was more out of than in the Indian team. But by the mid 80s, his attacking methods had acquired some discipline and he remained the regular opening batsman till 1989. Appointed captain for the tour of Pakistan that year he achieved a major triumph when the team drew all the four Tests. But the selectors pounced on his batting failures and he only made it back after two years in the wilderness. By this time he was over 30 and he did not have the reflexes of old. And when he was not selected for the South Zone team in 1993, Srikkanth, at 33, announced his retirement. If his Test record is impressive, given his sometimes outrageous batting style, he was a natural for the limited-overs game. At the time he quit the scene, Srikkanth had scored more runs and more centuries than any other Indian cricketer and he made them in double-quick time exasperating some of the finest and fastest bowlers in the game. He was one of the heroes of the World Cup triumph in 1983 and also played in the competition in 1987 and 1992. After leaving the game, Srikkanth has worked as a cricket analyst for various Indian news channels and in February 2008, was named the ambassador for the Chennai Super Kings franchise of the Indian Premier League. Later than year, he succeeded Dilip Vengsarkar as the chairman of India's first ever paid selection panel.
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