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On a deadline for the Properties stuff, and got off to a slow start because of bad data relating to complex transactions...
GM is now linking from the Ville-Thierry to existing references.
I've spent most of the day working on building the new transaction view in the form of a spreadsheet, and I think it's about 2/3 done. I have ethnicity-munging working in the XSLT, as well as munging of institution types for multiple institutions. In the process, I've found and fixed some data-entry issues (as always).
I now have a two-stage XSLT process. The first stage, working on the XML output from the db, takes several minutes; this generates a view of the database which is centred specifically on transactions, importing all relevant data for each transaction into the transaction itself. Once this is done, the second-stage process then processes that output to create a spreadsheet; this is much faster (a few seconds), and it's easier to work on and test the second process without having to run the first process over and over again.
I wrote a quick bash script that lets me start or stop a local instance of tomcat with a single click. If you ONLY intend to ever run one tomcat at a time this will work pretty well.
It uses catalina.sh instead of startup.sh, and sets the CATALINA_PID variable to write a file containing the pid of the launched tomcat.
It first checks to see if there is a pid file at the location set by CATALINA_PID. If there is, the script reads the file and, making the assumption that you want to stop the running tomcat, calls 'catalina.sh stop', waits a few seconds and checks for the pid file again. If the file still exists it runs kill -9 on the pid, hopefully *really* stopping tomcat.
If there is no pid file we assume that tomcat is not running, and run the launch command. In my case I set the java version first, then provide a path for the PID variable, then run 'catalina.sh start'
More details in the code comments.
UPDATED FOR MAC OS: added OS X-specific alerts.
HCMC website - Cascade
Spent time today reviewing HCMC site again with thoughts of what to include/exclude
etc. in the new site.
Primaries and secondaries have been created with some content included. Significant editing of previous content required for new website. Creation of new blocks and request for content in progress.
Spent time today reviewing HCMC site again with thoughts of what to include/exclude
etc. in the new site.
Primaries and secondaries have been created with some content included. Significant editing of previous content required for new website. Creation of new blocks and request for content in progress.
ER sent me copy of page with order forms on it for review.
Functionality seems fine with one exception: if user selects something, goes to shopping cart page, then returns to Malahat ordering page, the only way to get to the shopping cart page again is to buy an additional item and then in the shopping cart page delete the extra item. Page would probably have to be changed to php to allow me to grab the session id and display a "go to shopping cart" button.
Bunch of standards violations (elements not closed, uppercase element names, ampersands not escaped, missing quotation marks around attribute values). In anticipation of request, I rewrote page so that is validates against xhtml 1.1.
Also added bit of javascript and html div elements so that 3 order forms are hidden by default and the appropriate one is shown when the user clicks on a link on the page.
MF reported a missing file in the Klondike site. Compared current production site against archive from 2008 and found a number of files missing, so uploaded the missing files to the production site. Then went through all the other sites and uploaded any missing files. Then synchronized the production sites against the backup on my computer.
Noted that there are a three non-site folders in the sites folder on the production site (and thus not backed up anywhere). Emailed MF to ask what she wants done with those.
week of Apr 16 - Apr 20 M 0, T -1 DSA appointment, W 0, R +0.5 hold fort, F +0.5 faculty meeting
week of Apr 23 - Apr 27 M 0, T +1.0 dh ctte followup, W -0.5 CSG pickup, R 0.5 hold fort, F 0
Have included more temporary "content" within existing site structure to demo at Wednesday's meeting. Other features now included: links
Added the Spanish 100B tests for 2005 to the website (received from NM and built with my special source files). Presumably 2011 will be coming soon.
My P4 to P5 conversion is now working, and producing valid output on abstracts, entries, and the project metadata file. I may do more work on this, but I'll be moving on to the -ography stuff next.
More work ahead of release next month: introducing new recommendation to use xml-model.
I have a script currently generating a list of candidate duplicate owners. This is how it was done:
#!/bin/bash #This script is designed to run a series of comparison tests of xml-encoded owner #records in an attempt to discover possible duplicates, which are then to be investigated #by the PI manually. #Threshold below which to consider a possible dupe MINSIM=0.1 #First, paths to files. USM_JAR=/home/mholmes/WorkData/netbeans/uniSimMetric/dist/uniSimMetric.jar NCD_COMMAND="ncd -l " INPUTFILE=/home/mholmes/WorkData/history/stanger-ross/properties/xml/owners_12_04_27_flattened.txt OUTFILE="/home/mholmes/WorkData/history/stanger-ross/properties/xml/owner_dupe_candidates_`date +%Y%m%d`.txt" #Echo the start out to the output file. echo "Possible duplicate owners found by string comparison using USM">$OUTFILE echo "">$OUTFILE #Initialize a counter C=0 #Read in the inputs line by line cat $INPUTFILE | while read line; do #Ignore empty lines. This ensures we can read five lines forward (there are five empty lines at the end of the file). let "C=$C+1" LEN=${#line} if [ $LEN -gt "3" ]; then for ((N=$C+1; N<$C+6; N++)) do STR2=`awk NR==${N} $INPUTFILE`; #Call the USM to compare them. USM=`java -jar $USM_JAR -compare -str1="$line" -str2="$STR2"` #Call NCD to compare them # NCD=`$NCD_COMMAND "$line" "$STR2"` #NCD outputs the second string on the command line before the score; we need to remove it. # NCD=${NCD/$STR2} #If the threshold similarity is greater than the specified value, output info to the output file. if [[ "$USM" < "$MINSIM" ]]; then echo "Found similarity" echo $line | sed -n 's/.*<owners><own_owner_id>\(.*\)<\/own_owner_id>.*/\1/p'>>$OUTFILE echo $STR2 | sed -n 's/.*<owners><own_owner_id>\(.*\)<\/own_owner_id>.*/\1/p'>>$OUTFILE echo "">>$OUTFILE fi done fi done #Display the output file. `gedit $OUTFILE` echo "Done!" exit
This is successfully producing a list of candidate matches right now, outputting the ids of the two candidates followed by a blank line, for each candidate match.
Arranged and confirmed meeting next week with DF, DR, SA and myself to discuss next steps with their Cascade website.
Received payment for HB's 2012 1st quarter.
Deposited payment; receipt filed in HCMC records.
Release is due in three weeks. Working on additions to the header chapter.
Isolated seven more problematic transactions, and fixed two of them (bad dates); started creating xsl:keys to speed up processing, and mapped tract and property information into transactions.
Finally figured out how to successfully implement a data range search.
In plugins/vpn-search/form_advanced.php page, I added the two elements to the search form.
In plugins/vpn-search/vpn-search.php, I modified the getAdvancedConditons method (which constructs the conditions for the WHERE clause in the SQL query) by adding special cases to deal with table.field values of poems.po_date and poems.po_date2. There is no po_date2 field in the poems table, so the special case code inserts "po_date" instead of "po_date2". The reason I'm using a bogus table.field identifier is explained below
In plugins/vpn-search/classes/VPNFormBuilder.php, the fieldMap array uses a table.field name as the key and the id of the element in the GUI as the value. Code assumes a one-to-one relationship between GUI elements and table.field specifier. I needed to add two new key-value pairs, but the two new elements both are associated with the same table.field. I can't use the same key for more than one value, so I created a bogus table.field value (poems.po_date2) and then special-cased that value in the code in vpn-search.
At the moment, the date-range-start and date-range-end fields accept four digit years, and if crazy values are inserted, no checking is done and the user just gets 0 hits.
Added code to the scraper php file so it:
- displays the status of the processing of each record
- generates a table of contents file with the name of each htm file containing a CircleMagic player and link to it, and the name of each record in the DevMS Wikibook and a link to that record's URL, and includes a link to that TofC page at the end of the report log on the php page.
Wrote a readme.txt file which details
- the required folders and files
- the structure of the XML needed for circleMagic
- naming conventions for the files generated by the scraper
- how the 2 template files work
- notes on wikibooks API and GUI for testing
Added a bunch of inline documentation to the scraper.php file.
Ran it on the full DevMS wikibook and generated 241 x 2 - 482 files. CC reviewed and approved.
CC reviewed
Bash commands using sudo AND redirect can fail on the redirect because sudo permissions are not passed on to the next stage in your command.
For example, the following failed for me with a permission denied error:
sudo echo "something important" >> /etc/apt//mirror.list
It failed because the bit after the final double-quote is a redirect apparently, and not part of the original echo command. The solution is to wrap the whole thing up thusly:
sudo bash -c "echo \"something important\" >> /etc/apt//mirror.list"
Suggestion from JS-R:
Maybe three variables. 1. A "true"/"false" variable--is at least one of the buyers an institution? 2. If true, what is the institution type: (1) Ethnic (2) Private (3) Public (4) Multiple 3. If there is only one institution among the buyers, what is its name?
Out of the office for a few hours to go to VIU, so stayed late to keep projects moving forward...
Up to Duncan to hear JS deliver a talk on "Drop the Digital". Excellent stuff.
Made significant progress today writing XSLT to convert the rather screwed-up P4 encoding we currently have into P5. Lots of time spent on a few small issues, such as converting
<handList> and contents, whose more obscure attributes don't map easily onto the P5
<handNote>. I now have valid working output from my sample abstract and entry files. However, there is more I'd like to do in terms of tweaking attribute values such as
@type on
<div>, and
@xml:ids. I also want to try to pull out some key information (dates etc.) which is currently available in the transcription and/or in attributes such as
@n or
@id, and record it formally in the headers.
Following that, I'll need to convert the project metadata file, and then the dreaded ography stuff, which is not TEI at all.
Updated website with new employment opportunity information.
Sent email confirming update completion to BAK (cc'd SA)
Working on a TEI problem, and trying to get through this week's lectures in the NLP course.
Tweaked the XSLT to handle situations in which an
<rs> tag was linked through
@ref to multiple
<person> ids. Set up a new catalogue file and ographies.xml file for the Harper part of the project, and went through setting up transformation scenarios with KT on her system. Not sure yet whether we should be version-controlling the mvp.xpr file in which the scenarios may be stored; each of us is likely to do different things in that file, so it may be simpler just to set up new scenarios on any system which is being used for editing.
Confirmed recent equipment purchases against FAST account; filed hardcopies
Entered new equipment in HCMC inventory data-base.
Working on a remedy for AdBlock filters blocking some ids of elements on Guidelines page; created a stylesheet to implement adding a tei_ prefix in a post-processing stage after the guidelines have been generated.
Running hard to stay in the same place...
...described in this post.
Various solutions to 7-source constraint imposed by CirclMagic
<!-- kludge that generates solid first ring (which provides no information) and second ring of N coloured wedges with no grey ring outside -->
<id frequency="18">Cultures18</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-1</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-2</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-3</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-4</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-5</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-6</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-7</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-8</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-9</id>
Above model could obviously be extended to include another ring for Major/Minor. We could use that first ring to indicate staff or public, then within each of those categories have a wedge for each author and the third ring for major/minor for each author.
One problem with any approach that uses the innermost ring as a placeholder is that if the user clicks on that ring, the rest of the circle is greyed out, and that effect makes more sense if the innermost ring is authors, not some grouping of authors.
Just finished week 5 problem sets; I'm basically a week behind because of the TEI Council meeting, but just staying within the deadlines...
The xml output that my code generates for the The Devonshire Manuscript page on the wiki caused the CircleMagic display to throw an error. Took a couple of hours to figure out the problem.
1) Discovered that if you have more than 7 source elements in the XML file, MagicCircle generates an error message rather than displays the data. The absolute and relative size of the counts in each source element don't seem to matter. I tested to see if there is a similar limit on the number of detail elements, and stopped testing at 18 details within one source
Here's the structure for a source which kind of solves the problem, by using one source and N detail elements in that source resulting in the innermost ring being all one colour and the second ring divided into n wedges. (The empty third detail element suppresses the display of the black outer ring.):
<id frequency="18">Cultures18</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-1</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-2</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-3</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-4</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-5</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-6</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-7</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-8</id>
<id frequency="2">Cultures18-sub1-9</id>
2) Did various test of xml structures to see what would be output, with following results:
<!-- generates a "problem with data" error -->
<id frequency="18">Cultures18</id>
<!-- generates a ring of coloured wedges too big to fit into the viewport -->
<id frequency="18">Cultures18</id>
<!-- generates ring of coloured wedges, what you want for 1-level detail with 7 or fewer sources -->
<id frequency="18">Cultures18</id>
<!-- generates ring of coloured wedges with black.dark grey ring outside -->
<id frequency="18">Cultures18</id>
<id frequency="9">Cultures18-sub1</id>
<id frequency="9">Cultures18-sub2</id>
<!-- generates two rings of coloured wedges -->
<id frequency="18">Cultures18</id>
<id frequency="9">Cultures18-sub1-1</id>
<id frequency="9">Cultures18-sub1-2</id>
<!-- generates two rings of coloured wedges with black/dark grey ring outside -->
<id frequency="18">Cultures18</id>
<id frequency="9">Cultures18-sub1-1</id>
<id frequency="9">Cultures18-sub1-2</id>
<id frequency="6">Cultures18-sub2-1</id>
<id frequency="6">Cultures18-sub2-2</id>
<id frequency="6">Cultures18-sub2-3</id>
<!-- generates three rings of coloured wedges -->
<id frequency="18">Cultures18</id>
<id frequency="9">Cultures18-sub1-1</id>
<id frequency="9">Cultures18-sub1-2</id>
<id frequency="6">Cultures18-sub2-1</id>
<id frequency="6">Cultures18-sub2-2</id>
<id frequency="6">Cultures18-sub2-3</id>
Based on our meeting last week, I've drafted a proposal for the HCMC committee for the port of the project to a pure eXist implementation with enhanced searching, NLP topic discovery, etc. Sent to JL for comments.
At JS-R's request, dealt with the problem of owner names which were prefixed with "Transfer: " in the following way:
Created a new column for this info:
ALTER TABLE `owners` ADD COLUMN `own_diff_trans_name` BOOLEAN DEFAULT False NOT NULL AFTER `own_display_name`;
Checked how many rows would be affected (139):
SELECT * FROM `owners` WHERE LEFT(`own_display_name` , 10 ) = "Transfer: ";
Moved the info from the display name field to the new field:
UPDATE `owners` SET `own_diff_trans_name` = True WHERE LEFT( `own_display_name` , 10 ) = "Transfer: "; UPDATE `owners` SET `own_display_name` = REPLACE(`own_display_name`, "Transfer: ", "");
Checked the results:
SELECT * FROM `owners` WHERE `own_diff_trans_name` = True;
Work on tickets arising out of Michigan meeting.
Catching up after trip to Michigan...
415 emails to get through on my return from TEI Council meeting. Also completed expenses claim for trip.
Bio and keywords added (from HT).
Reviewed the situation with the ETCL site and the fact that none of the links work. Some generate a 404 error, others display a "What's New" page with banner and right column, but no page-specific content. Compared the production site UI and wp-admin settings with my dev site. Did a bunch of playing around with URLs and fiddling with configuration settings in the wp-admin in the dev site. Made no changes at all to the production site.
The problem seems to be an incompatibility between the WP3.1 environment (specifically the way links are handled) and code somewhere in the ETCL theme.
I will next compare the ETCL theme against the twentyten theme in the dev environment as the twentyten theme supports navigation that the ETCL theme doesn't.
I'm still not sure whether I should start with the ETCL theme and modify the php in it as needed to work with the WP3.1 API for links, (which is my preference) or whether I should start a generic theme and modify it to produce the look and feel similar to the current ETCL (except of course that the links would work).
So while reading the Apollodorus text I was looking at the events in section 3.10.2 and saw that the place xml:id=pylos was showing up on the site as "pylospylus"; "pylus" is the "AKA" for "pylos".
After discussing this with Greg we established that it's a coding error. The "placeName" is being pulled for both and seeing as "pylus" is under "placeName" too it's getting attached to "pylos". We looked at other places and saw that "corinth" and "ephyra" is doing the same thing because "ephyra" is under the "placeName" "AKA" too.
Greg is going to look into it and fix the coding.
One task from the meeting the other day was to create a new view of transactions which adds a number of financial fields. I've now done that, using the following SQL:
DROP VIEW IF EXISTS VW_trans_composite_eth_prop_2; CREATE VIEW VW_trans_composite_eth_prop_2 AS ( SELECT seller_titles.ttl_title_id AS seller_title_id, seller_titles.ttl_date AS seller_title_date, seller_titles.ttl_title_code AS seller_title_code, seller_titles.ttl_consideration AS seller_title_consideration, seller_titles.ttl_declaredvalue AS seller_title_declaredvalue, seller_titles.ttl_marketvalue AS seller_title_marketvalue, buyer_titles.ttl_title_id AS buyer_title_id, buyer_titles.ttl_date AS buyer_title_date, buyer_titles.ttl_title_code AS buyer_title_code, DATEDIFF(buyer_titles.ttl_date, seller_titles.ttl_date) as seller_duration_days, buyer_titles.ttl_consideration AS buyer_title_consideration, buyer_titles.ttl_declaredvalue AS buyer_title_declaredvalue, buyer_titles.ttl_marketvalue AS buyer_title_marketvalue, census_tracts.census_tract_code, props.*, sellers.concat_owners AS concat_sellers, sellers.concat_ethnicities AS seller_ethnicities, sellers.total_owners AS total_sellers, sellers.munged_ethnicity AS seller_munged_eth, sellers.total_institutional AS institutional_sellers, buyers.concat_owners AS concat_buyers, buyers.concat_ethnicities AS buyer_ethnicities, buyers.total_owners AS total_buyers, buyers.munged_ethnicity AS buyer_munged_eth, buyers.total_institutional AS institutional_buyers FROM titles AS buyer_titles LEFT JOIN titles_to_prectitles ON buyer_titles.ttl_title_id = titles_to_prectitles.ttp_title_id_fk LEFT JOIN titles AS seller_titles ON seller_titles.ttl_title_id = titles_to_prectitles.ttp_prectitle_id_fk LEFT JOIN VW_titles_composite_eth AS sellers ON seller_titles.ttl_title_id = sellers.ttl_title_id LEFT JOIN VW_titles_composite_eth AS buyers ON buyer_titles.ttl_title_id = buyers.ttl_title_id LEFT JOIN props AS props ON seller_titles.ttl_property_id_fk = props.prp_property_id LEFT JOIN census_tracts ON props.prp_census_tract_id_fk = census_tracts.census_tract_id ORDER BY seller_titles.ttl_title_id )
Made copies of a number of ta (tax assessment) files, renamed them and edited them to work with the building_permits table in the db. Did this in the dev instance in my account on our server.
Files I've added:
The link to the searchbp.php page is on the tax assessment page (ta/taxassessment.php).
Emailed JL and PD for guidance on which fields to include in search interface(s) and which results fields are primary and which secondary.
More headaches with svn than the actual code (as usual). I had in the repo and on my local drive a folder (bp) containing 1 file. I did an svn delete and the file deleted on the local instance, but not the folder. When I then did a commit, I got a file out of date error. When I tried various ways of sorting out this problem I ended up consistently geeting "/path/on/local/drive/' remains in conflict" errors.
Googled it and discovered I'm not alone. Quite a number of people renamaing, moving or deleting files that have everything going smoothly except for one file or folder that some gets into "conflict"
svn resolved path/to/conflicted folder
svn update path/to/conflicted folder
svn commit -m "resolving conflicted folder or whatever"
SA and I attended meeting with CW re: writing for the web.
Informative and worthwhile session. CW provided handout and will forward
power point presentation to us also for future reference.
Received from BAK requests to update website.
Have now updated their website with several new additions for:
Announcements, Courses (removed old, included new), new wording for index page content, additional title in left navigation.
More content forthcoming regarding announcements, new course description, and study abroad program.
New internship poster also included on website.
Emailed BK (cc'd SA)confirming updates made to website todate.
Had a directory with millions of symlinks. I needed to move the directory without the dependencies imposed by the symlinks. What I wanted was to 'convert' the symlinks to actual files - that is, replace the symlink with a copy of its target file. Found this, which worked a treat. Here's the actual code:
for file in *;
link=$(readlink "${file}");
if [ "${link}" ]
rm "${file}";
cp -v "${link}" "${file}";
User reported on the social sciences instance of Agenda that if you click on print timetable view, all that happens is that the view changes to list view. After some experimentation I noticed that if i click on timetable view, then click on Print Timetable view, the printable view appears in a new tab and the original tab goes to list view. If I then click on timetable view again and click on Print Timetable view again (with the second tab still there), then the second tab is updated but focus doesn't go there, so all I see is that the first tab goes from timetable view to list view. This is fairly conventional browser behaviour for dependent windows (usually popups).
Emailed user to get confirmation that's the problem. If so, I'll see what if anything I'm able to do to change the behaviour. It may not be necessary if she knows to just click on the second tab.
Created a building permits table in the vihdev db. Noticed that to auto-increment the building_permit_id field, you have to reference a sequence, so created the necessary sequence modelled on others I found in the db (census tables).
Processed the raw data file (spreadsheet) into normalized data (typed a couple of the data fields that I could e.g. int or date and normalized data to comply with the constraints I had established e.g. length of varchar fields). Saved that as a CSV (rather than tab-delimited) as the documentation seemed to favour the CSV approach.
Only substantial fiddling I had to do with the data was for all the records whose date field was only a year (e.g. 1889), I arbitrarily assigned them the 1st of January (e.g. 18890101) as the date field requires 8 digits.
Once that instance uploaded successfully, did the exact same thing in the production instance, just so I have a second copy of the thing somewhere.
Once that was all working in the dev instance of the db,
I've added new functionality to the stylesheet that builds the
serOgraphies.xml file. As part of the information it gathers on each character, it also pulls out the beginning of each speech (
<said>), and tells you what the nearest
<rs> to that speech is. In other words, it calculates which epithet is most closely associated with each speech. This involved writing a couple of useful functions (
hcmc:getTextOffsetBetweenTags and
hcmc:getNearestRsTag) which will also be useful with the Map of London.
It's currently set to a distance limit of 250 characters (meaning letters/digits/glyphs, not literary characters), so that if there is no
<rs> within 250 characters of the
<said>, no epithet is returned. That distance can be changed easily in the stylesheet.
Still waiting for bio for this one, and keywords for both.
Met to discuss 3 proposals:
- Victorian Poetry Network (AC)
- Graves Diary Extension (EGW)
- 2-day TEI fundamentals workshop
Also discussed:
- write up policy on HCMC staff teaching
- incorporate that in larger HCMC mandate document
- submit both for review at next meeting
Finished process of processing files into tab delimited text files for upload into the mySQL DB, following process in the documents HowTo/HowToProcessColonistFiles.txt and HowTo/sql_for_load_data_file.txt files.
Modified HowToProcess document a bit to capture new conventions for encoding cemetary plot identifiers.
Modified sql_for_load_data_file as it had the field names in the wrong order (cemetary followed transcript rather than preceded it in the list of fields)
Uploaded data for 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932 into the database.
Reorganized folders containing data files and synchronized the files on the server and the files on my Mac so I have identical copies of the data files and the website on both machines.
For many projects it will be useful to have a way of calling a java lib which can make a universal similarity metric measurement of two strings. I've started working from this documentation to create a class and the necessary wrappers to make this work. I'm still trying to resolve some dependencies, but I think this will be practical, and we'll be able to use the USM module in the context of oXygen (where we're allowed to use Saxon EE). The testbed for this will be the matching of ContentDM records with our TEI metadata for maps.
That's the Rees review.
Saw a broken link error that's been in the History site report for a couple of weeks now, so I fixed it.
Added page references to all vol 19 documents (based on the journal volume, not the book).
Put together an immediate and a longer term plan for the project; I'll detail these when I have a chance.
This is a long review with a bibliography, so it's not finished yet...
Met with JS-R and had long discussions about the next phase of the project, and immediate needs. Arising out of this, two short-term tasks for me:
went to web coordinators meeting, chaired by Robin Sutherland.
Social Media policy : should be dynamic - i.e. answer user input quickly; no centralized control or process, they want people to try things and report to them; common sense on tone, content, management of user behaviour
Uvic.ca renovation : rejigging of the institutional site and subsequent rejigging of templates used for departmental sites; migrating of simple sites should be change of configuration values to point at new templates, css, and js files. Look somewhat different, feel more or less the same; using same DOM as current cms sites
Interesting task, directly relevant to some of the work we'll be doing on Mariage and Coldesp.
Dental appointment.
MF reported links to one map was broken. The actual image files (and pages that support them) were not on the site. She's going to try to find the images and if so will send them to me and I'll create the pages and post them to the site.
Layout problem with the list of maps. The css on the .citation specified clear all which caused those block to appear to the right of and below the nav bar rather than to the right. I changed the css rule to clear right and that solved the problem without introducing any problems I could find.
Replaced the contents of the trunk, Alex branch and the backup branch with the files as updated by Martin and Greg, so they're up to date.
Gave AD all the svn, web account and db connection info he should need to get to the files, check them out, and post them to the web space for testing.
Met with ER to go over state of the ecommerce testing for their site. Settled on the best kind of solution (i.e. Beanstream's inventory and shopping cart system addressed by pages on the Malahat site, rather than everything on the beanstream server (i.e. a complete custom-built store) or everything on the malahat server (again entails custom-built store and then code to transact the actual financial details).
At the meeting, still having problems with the hash-value validation with the shopping cart page. Eventually solved that by emailing RE who put me onto someone in the bookstore (they'd written their own custom store) who put me onto a BeanStream guy. The Beanstream guy was good and within half an hour problem was solved. There are two checkboxes in the admin interface "require hash value" and "include hash value". The first must be not checked and the second checked for use with the shopping cart. My guess is that if the site is being addressed directly from pages on the client's server (i.e. with code that injects the correct hashvalue in the correct place in the submission), then both those have to be checked - but I'm not sure about that.
JL came in with a new data set he wants to have incorporated into the VIHistory site. He provided a spreadsheet of building permits issued between 1860 and 1921. Initially all we'll do is create a new table and a user interface to query and report that table. Later we'll worry about more global searches (e.g. of street addresses) that go through this data set as well as any others.
He'd like it done by end of April, but I'm not sure I can make that deadline.
Leaving early.
Notetaking on the second video for week 4.
Today I've done a lot of regex work on the TPS files to do the following:
<persName> tags to
serOgraphies.xml for
<rs> and
<placeName> tags.
I've also beefed up the output so that the stats for speeches are now properly encoded and identified, and I've supplied a CSS file which makes it possible to read the stats in a browser from the serOgraphies.xml file. Also helped KT with a bit of troubleshooting with a file versioning/rollback issue.
Entered today all primaries, secondaries and some sub-secondaries on the site.
Remainder of site in progress.
Sent email to BB, SB (GRS) cc'd SA advising what has been done to date.
BB, SB both attending Cascade training session next week.
I've done some preliminary alignment with XSLT to find out which maps we have which can be matched with entries from ContentDM:
It seems likely that many of these items actually do match, but because they have no Penfold numbers or matching ids, I'll have to match them with some sort of fuzzy matching approach.
I regenerated my map_lookup.xml file with a bit of added data:
xquery version "1.0"; declare default element namespace "http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0"; declare namespace tei = "http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0"; <maps xmlns="http://hcmc.uvic.ca"> { for $t in //tei:TEI return <map xml:id="{$t/@xml:id}"> { if ($t//tei:title) then <title>{$t//tei:title[1]/text()}</title> else () } { if ($t//tei:idno[@type="penfoldNum"]) then ( <penfold>{$t//tei:idno[@type="penfoldNum"]/text()}</penfold>, <docId>{$t//tei:idno[@type="doc_id"]/text()}</docId> ) else () }
Completed the report for PCA, who signed off yesterday, and sent it on to SD and EG-W.
In a couple of hours late; stayed one hour late.
I've now added placename handling to the -ography generation code. In the process, I discovered that the same identifiers have been used for people and places in a number of cases. These will be disambiguated by KT, but in the meantime, I've added traps for them so that the XML file which is generated does not have id collisions. The -ography file is now generated from itself, and can preserve any descriptive data in e.g.
<p> or
<desc> tags which already exist in the file, while replacing the counts etc.
I've sent detailed instructions to KT on how to use search-and-replace to transition to the use of
<rs> instead of persName, and to a single -ography file from the separate people and places files maintained previously.
Now I'm working on counting speeches and lengths of speeches for each character.
Four new correspondence documents from 1859 have been added to the correspondence, transcribed by Marion Massey and marked up by Petria Arienzale. The total document count is now 7151.
Going over to the bookstore to check the latest proof...
Built the complete P&A site structure down to the bottom level pages, and organized the navigation. Remaining to be done: additional-marketing and external-links.
I've written some simple XSLT to compile a file called
serOgraphies.xml from the three input files KT says are basically ready. The entries look like this:
<item xml:id="Charles"> <rs n="1">Charles</rs> <rs n="3">Charles Gould</rs> <rs n="6">Don Carlos</rs> <rs n="2">Don Carlos Gould</rs> <rs n="1">Gould</rs> <rs n="4">Señor Administrador</rs> <rs n="2">Señor Administrador of the San Tomé Mine</rs> <rs n="1">their Señor Administrador</rs> </item>
@n values are the counts of instances of that particular epithet, so "Charles" occurs once, "Charles Gould" occurs three times, and so on.
I found and fixed a few encoding errors and oddities in the transcription files at the same time.
This is generated from
<persName> tags, but it's simple to change to
<rs> tags, add
<event>s, etc. It's likely that tagging in the text will shift to
<rs> from
<persName>, so that e.g. non-human characters such as animals can be accommodated.
I'm now doing most of this work in my free time, but I completed and submitted the third programming assignment this morning. Still managing to keep up and stay on schedule. :-)
Based on my meeting notes and some subsequent thinking, I've created a detailed plan for AT, for the Tarr markup, and sent it to him and KT.
week of Mar 26 - Mar 30
M 0, T +0.5 dean's request, W 0, R +0.5 hold fort, F +1.0 XSLT processing DevMS pages to text output on page
In late -- reno started at home.
Meeting with AT to discuss markup for Tarr. Made some preliminary decisions, which I'll summarize in an email tomorrow.
Added the first few new vessels to the vessels file, fixing some typos in the original transcription, confirming the existence and naming of the vessels, and finding some sources to get the researcher started. Lots more to do. I'm up to the John Stephenson.
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Mitt Romney's biggest problem was staring him right in the face all along: the overwhelmingly white crowds that greeted him at parks, manufacturing plants, airport hangars and other stops on the campaign trail.
While the Republican nominee campaigned almost exclusively among white voters — whose share of the electorate has been shrinking for decades — President Barack Obama was rebuilding a dynamic coalition of young voters, women, African-Americans, Asians and Hispanics, the country's fastest growing demographic.
Obama captured 71 percent of the Hispanic vote, helping him lock down key swing states like Colorado, Nevada and Florida. Less noticed was the 73 percent support Obama drew from Asian-Americans, an emerging force in states such as Virginia, an 11 percent improvement from 2008.
Romney got the largest share of the white vote for a Republican since Ronald Reagan in 1984 and still lost.
The 2012 election has forced the GOP to the edge of a demographic cliff. Unless something is done to effectively end the decades-old Southern Strategy of appealing mainly to white voters, Republicans face an uncertain future.
"We have to accept America as it is today and not America as Ward Cleaver saw it," said GOP strategist John Weaver. "We're two or three elections away from Texas becoming a swing state," he added, referring to the reliably Republican state's rapidly growing Hispanic population.
Whites still make up the largest voting bloc, but the group continues to slide, to 72 percent of the electorate from 74 percent four years ago and 77 percent in 2004. Meanwhile, Hispanics, Asians and African-Americans all boosted their share of the electorate. In Florida, there are 300,000 more Hispanic voters today than in 2008, and 150,000 more black and Caribbean-American voters.
All told, Obama captured 80 percent of the nonwhite vote. It made up for his slide among white voters, who favored Romney by 20 percentage points. Voters age 18 to 29 also grew in numbers, and Obama again won them handily.
The Republican Party finds itself not only behind the demographic curve but out of step on issues gaining national acceptance, like same-sex marriage and immigration reform.
On Tuesday, 65 percent of voters nationally said they supported a pathway to citizenship for undocumented residents, something Republicans have largely dismissed as amnesty. Maryland, Maine and Washington state became the first to approve gay marriage by popular vote, while Minnesota voters rejected a proposed constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage.
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Simon Rosenberg, founder of the liberal New Democrat Network, said the color divide in Tuesday's election reflected not racism but demographic change.
"The racial transformation has been so rapid and so profound that a lot of people aren't comfortable with that. Both parties are struggling with this transition but clearly, the Democrats are doing a better job," he said.
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Any discussion about the direction of the party leads back to immigration.
Under President George W. Bush, who got 40 percent of the Hispanic vote in 2004, Republicans had an opportunity to lead the country toward reform. But a bipartisan deal in Congress fell apart amid fierce opposition from conservatives in 2007 and the GOP has maintained a harder line as Hispanics rapidly become more influential.
Hispanic support for Republicans fell to 33 percent four years ago and Romney did even worse — 27 percent — despite what his campaign said was an unprecedented Republican effort to attract Hispanics.
Now Republican hope falls to leaders like former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, who warned his party about its immigration rhetoric, and Rubio, who has faced the same crosswinds.
He adopted the harder line outlook in his 2010 Senate run, calling for tougher border security before any reform, but last year he began work on a proposal that would grant legal status to some children of illegal immigrants. Rubio never released the plan, however, encountering opposition from conservatives, and Obama filled the void with a program that accomplished the same goal.
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House Speaker John Boehner, who last year declared his chamber wouldn't be able to pass Rubio's plan, said Thursday it was time to tackle the issue.
Sean Hannity declared on his radio show that he now supports a pathway to citizenship for the millions of undocumented residents. Columnist Charles Krauthammer wrote, "For the party in general, however, the problem is hardly structural. It requires but a single policy change: Border fence plus amnesty. Yes, amnesty."
Former Republican Party chairman Michael Steele observed Wednesday on NPR that every month, 50,000 Hispanics turn 18 years old.
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Jaroslav Halak will take the net tonight against the Blackhawks. Now I know Brad Lee just got done making the case that Ken Hitchcock has a harder decision to make regarding who starts in the playoffs because Brian Elliott has been so awesome lately. But to me, Halak is the monster I want to lead a playoff run, solely based on his performance in clutch games.
What we already know: Halak is one of the best goalies in the NHL. He has 25 wins, a 1.90 GAA, a .927 save percentage and six shutouts. He's ice cold under pressure
And his name is Jaroslav.
What we know about the premier goalie in the NHL right now: Henrik Lundqvist plays for the best team in the Eastern Conference, the New York Rangers. He has 36 wins, a 1.93 GAA, a .932 save percentage, eight shutouts and the most dreamy blue eyes and European stylings ever. His name is Henrik, but people call him Hank. Hank is awesome. The nickname was reportedly because his teammates likened it to the short for Henry.
Now, it's time for the best goalie in the West to have an equally awesome, Americanized nickname. In my last column for the print version of this rag, I called for suggestions. And I immediately got the perfect one from Game Time's evil emperor himself, Gallagher.
Jerry Halak. Perfection.
As Gallagher said, "No idea why that makes me laugh" - but it does. Hank, the best goalie in the East, and Jerry, the best goalie in the West. From Sweden and Slovakia.
Jerrys are awesome - that's a true fact. There's Jerry Lewis, who was cool enough to hang out with Dean Martin and put on a telethon for like 40 years straight to save a bunch of kids' lives. Jerry Lewis is loved by the French -- Jerry Halak is loved by French-Canadians.
There's Jerry Seinfeld, who is funny as shit (and imagine Jerry Halak in a puffy shirt, stopping pucks). Jerry Rice, the greatest receiver to ever play football, ever, period. Jerry Garcia, who played a mean guitar and smoked a lot of weed. And how awesome would it be to get the entire Scottrade Center chanting, Springer-style: Jer-ry! Jer-ry! Jer-ry!
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Meth Lab discovered in stolen vehicle.
February 2, 2010 by dispatch
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January 29, 2010
Pike County Sheriff Richard N. Henderson reports that today at approximately 8:36 A.M. his office arrested two individuals in possession of a stolen vehicle and manufacturing methamphetamine. Sheriff Henderson reports that a third individual who was able to flee from the scene is being sought.
Sheriff Henderson reports that Deputy James Burchett was sent to the Turkey Run Road area upon receipt of information that a vehicle stolen out of Ross County was in that area. Deputy Burchett located the vehicle setting at the residence of 3031 Turkey Run Rd. Waverly, Ohio. Anthony Todd Adams, age 39, of Lucasville, Ohio and Wesley Brown of Waverly, Ohio, age 30, occupied the vehicle. Deputy Burchett learned that the suspects were actively manufacturing methamphetamine inside the stolen vehicle. Anthony Adams fled on foot and Deputy Burchett apprehended Wesley Brown. A third individual was located inside the residence and was identified as Joshua Mustard, age 37, of Beaver, Ohio. Mustard was later arrested.
Sheriff Henderson reports that Wesley Brown and Anthony Todd Adams are charged with illegal manufacture of drugs a felony of the 2nd degree, possession of drug manufacturing chemicals a felony of the 3rd degree, possession of criminal tools a felony of the 5th degree and receiving a stolen motor vehicle a felony of the 4th degree. Joshua Mustard is charged with possession of drug manufacturing chemicals a felony of the 3rd degree. Wesley Brown is currently housed in the Scioto County Jail on a one hundred thousand-dollar bond & Joshua Mustard is also housed in the Scioto County Jail on a thirty thousand-dollar bond.
A warrant for the arrest of Anthony Todd Adams has been requested and he is being sought after. Anyone with information of his whereabouts is asked to contact the Pike County Sheriff's Office. All tips can remain anonymous.
Deputies certified in handling the hazardous materials related to manufacturing methamphetamine were called to the scene to process the clandestine laboratory. The case remains under investigation and will be presented to the next term of the Pike County Grand Jury.
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Update on road conditions
January 5, 2010 by admin
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We are now listing all weather related road conditions (snow levels) on our website. The website will update automatically when road conditions change. The information provided on the website is the same information you will be given if you contact the Pike County Sheriff's Office by phone.
We hope that providing up to date weather conditions via our website will improve communication with the residents of Pike County.
Halloween 2009 – Trick or Treat dates and times.
October 15, 2009 by admin
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All times are for Saturday Oct 31st.
City of Waverly – 5pm to 7pm
Village of Piketon – 5pm to 7pm
Beaver – 5pm to 7pm
Pike County – 5pm to 7pm
Waverly Lion Club Parde – 7:15pm
Infant in serious condition after numerous rodent bites, 3 arrested
July 21, 2009 by admin
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The Pike County Sheriff's Office is investigating the injury of a six week old infant that occurred during the early morning hours of July 19, 2009. The incident occured on Red Bridge Road in Western Pike County.
The infant was transported to Children's Hospital in Columbus for treatment where it is listed in stable condition. Detectives responded to Children's Hospital where they conferred with Doctors and interviewed family members.
After interviews were conducted, Doctor's at Children's determined that the infant's injuries were consistent with rodent bites and that the injuries occurred over a lengthy period of time. The child suffered serious injuries to the left foot and back as well as numerous bite marks to other parts of the body.
The investigation resulted in the arrest of three individuals.
Todd C. Trent, age 18 of 2209 Red Bridge Rd., Peebles Oh.
Charges as follows:
Child Endangering, Obstructing Official Business and Tampering with Evidence.
Tina Gunter
Charged as follows:
Child Endangering
Joseph Gunter
Charged as follows:
Child Endagering
All three suspects are currently being housed at the Ross County Jail pending further investigation.
06-18-2009: Home invasion suspect killed during confrontation with deputy.
June 19, 2009 by admin
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Pike County Sheriff Richard N. Henderson resports that today at approximately 1:00 p.m. Deputies were requested by the United States Marshals Service and the Ohio State Highway Patrol to assist in locating the individual identified as Stephen R. Kirk, age 34, of Columbus, OH. The U.S. Marshals Service had apparently went to a residence in an attempt to arrest Kirk for warrants from Columbus, Ohio for Burglary/Forced entry into a residence and from Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction for a parole violation. Upon finding Kirk, it was reported that he had fled on foot in the area.
Sheriff Henderson further reports that at approximately 3:28 p.m. today the Sheriff's Office Dispatch received a call stating that Kirk was walking on Church St. in Beaver. Sheriff Henderson reports that a nearby Patrol Deputy responded to the area and located Kirk at which point a Deputy responded to the area and located Kirk at which point a confrontation followed resulting in the Deputy discharging his sidearm at Kirk. Kirk was later pronounced deceased at the scene. Pike County Coroner's Office has ordered an autopsy.
The Ohio Attorney General's Office Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Indentification was called to the scene to conduct the investigation.
05-12-09 Click It or Ticket Launched To Help Save Lives
May 12, 2009 by admin
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Pike County, Ohio - During 2007, more than 14,000 people in passenger vehicles died in crashes while unbelted. About half of these lives could have been saved if they had been wearing seat belts at the time of the crash. As sad as this statistic is, the numbers are even worse at night than during the day, according to new figures released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Nationwide in 2007, 14,464 passenger vehicle occupants died in highway crashes during evening and night-time hours (6 p.m. to 5:59 a.m.), and fully 63 percent of those killed in crashes (8,319) were not wearing their seat belts. By contrast, during daylight hours, 45 percent (5,917) of those killed were not wearing seat belts.
That's why Pike County Sheriff's Office is joining state and local law enforcement agencies and highway safety groups in supporting an aggressive national Click It or Ticket seat belt enforcement campaign from May 18 through May 31. Police will be ticketing unbelted vehicle occupants around the clock—night and day.
Consistent research has shown that fewer people are buckling up at night, when the risk of a being in a fatal crash is greatest. That's why the Pike County Sheriff's Office will be out in force at night as well as during the day to make sure that drivers and passengers take seat belts, and seat belt laws, seriously.
05-08-2009 Five arrested during drug raid.
May 9, 2009 by admin
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Pike County Sheriff Richard N. Henderson reports that on Thursday May 7, 2009 at 5:00 AM members of the Pike County Sheriff's Office Special Response Team, members of the Waverly Police Department Special Response Team aided by the members of the US 23 Major Crimes Task Force executed a search warrant at 286 State Route 104. The search warrant is a result of a joint investigation conducted by investigators with the Sheriff's Office and the Waverly Police Department. Sheriff Henderson reports that the warrant resulted in the seizure of a large amount of cash money and a large amount of crack cocaine. Sheriff Henderson reports that five individuals were arrested.
Arrested Were:
Deangelo Jackson age 25 of Sullivant Ave. Columbus, Ohio was arrested and charged with aggravated trafficking of drugs a felony of the first degree, posession of crack cocaine a felony of the fourth degree and tampering with evidence a felony of the third degree. Jackson's bond is set at $130,000.
Nathan Maruce Burk age 26 of Rich Street Columbus, Ohio was arrested and charged with aggravated trafficking in drugs a felony of the first degree, possession of drugs a felony of the first degree and obstructing official business a misdemeanor of the second degree. Burk's bond is set at $101,000.
Andrea Dawn Smith age 28 of Jasper Road in Piketon, Ohio was arrested and charged with posession of drugs a felony of the first degree and tampering with evidence a felony of the third degree. Smith's bond is set at $80,000.
Anita Boler of 2nd St. Columbus, Ohio was arrested and charged with possession of crack cocaine a felony of the first degree and tampering with evidence a felony of the third degree. Boler's bond is set at $80,000.
Ladonna Hablitzel of SR 104 Lucasville, Ohio was arrested and charged with permitting drug abuse a felony of the fifth degree and endangering children a misdemeanor of the first degree. Hablitzel's bond is set at $11,500
News Release: 4-29-09 Home raided for drugs
May 2, 2009 by admin
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On Wednesday April 29th, 2009, Sheriff Richard N. Henderson reports that the Pike County Sheriff's Office executed a search warrant in Pike County at 2361 Buchanan Road. During the search of the residence, prescription medication and illegal narcotics were confiscated. As a result of the investigation into the alleged illegal activity, Leonard Sines, age 45, was arrested and transported to the Ross County Jail. All evidence will be presented to the next term of the Pike County Grand Jury.
The Sheriff's Office will be seeking forfeiture of all items which were seized from the execution of the search warrant.
News: Weekend Arrests
March 28, 2009 by admin
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Sheriff Richard N. Henderson reports the following activity for his office over the past weekend.
Deputies arrested 3 individuals on Germany Rd. and charged them with Posession of Chemicals with Intent to Manufacture Drugs. The three subjects were found to have items that are used to manufacture Methamphetamines. Arrested were:
Gerald Potter (52) of McArthur, OH.
Donald Entler (25) of Waverly, OH
Kevin Wilburn (37) of Waverly, OH
All three were lodged in the Ross County Jail pending court hearings.
Deputies conducted a Warrant Blitz and as a result 13 individuals were arrested on various charges and lodged in the Ross County Jail. Arrested were:
Michael Hawkins (19) of Chillicothe – Indictment on Breaking and Entering and Receiving Stolen Property.
Rebecca White (27) of Waverly – Indictment on Forgery
Edward Linson (28) of Chillicothe – Bench warrant on charges of Arson and Breaking and Entering
Lawrence Hoagland (37) of Waverly, Indictment for non-support of dependents.
William Tomlison (47) of Beaver, Indictment for non-support of dependents.
Bo Michelle Tackett (22) of Beaver, Indictment for Forgery and Receiving stolen property
Gary Greene (43) of Piketon, Indictment for Grand theft
Charlene Alley (36) of Waverly, Indictment for Forgery and Posession of dangerous drugs.
Shannon Wolfe (38) of Bainbridge, Indictment for Breaking and Entering
In addition to the above, three individuals were arrested on warrants out of Ross County and one individual was arrested on a warrant out of Jackson County.
Sheriff Henderson indicated that because of a large backlog of warrants that his office will continue to be aggressive in this matter. Since January 1, 2009 Deputies have served over 100 warrants for arrest. The courts have issued these warrants for the purpose of getting criminals off our streets and holding them accountable for their actions, therefore we will continue to execute all active warrants.
News: Traffic blitz on St. Patrick's Day
March 11, 2009 by admin
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March 11, 2009
The Pike County Sheriff's Office will be conducting a St. Patrick's Day traffic blitz. Deputies will be on patrol for aggressive driving, impaired driving, speeding, safety belt and child safety restraint usage.
This project is made possible by funding from the Ohio Department of Public Safety, Governor's Highway Safety Office. A grant for high visibility overtime supports our efforts in making Pike County roadways safer to travel.
Sheriff Richard Henderson encourages you to have a designated driver, always wear your seat belt, and never drive impaired.


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Skull Makeup Made Easy
Painting a death mask on the living has existed for centuries, especially within the rich Mexican culture that frequently incorporates the use of skulls and skeletons throughout their Day of the Dead celebrations.
It's actually my immersion in the Mexican cultures that lead me to meet La Santisima Muerte, my inspiration for this particular skull makeup. Various sources cite her as being a sort of female incarnation of Death while others have her as a vengeful being that had offerings made to her to keep loved ones faithful.
But I'm not here to give you a history lesson; I'm here to tell you a little bit about makeup. Namely, just how should you go about painting yourself like this and not end up looking like the wrestler, Sting. Not sure who that is, huh? Moving right along then!
One of the first things you need to understand is how weather is going to affect your makeup and I don't mean in the obvious way that rain can take you from Goth diva to bad Crow impersonator in a few moments. When you're altering your skin color drastically such as this, it's a very heavy base that can take several layers, especially if you're in a lot of heat. Going to a club with makeup like this will be affected not just by drunken club goers who insist on touching your face asking you stupid questions, but by all the body heat everyone is putting off in an enclosed area.
Take a standard white grease base such as Ben Nye or Mehron, although those cheap greasepaints you pick up for pennies around Halloween will work, the quality of the stage standards cannot be beat. It's always best to apply in light layers with a sponge instead of trying to achieve dinner plate white in one fatal swoop by plopping the entire contents on your face at once.
After you're satisfied with the white face, set the makeup with a dusting of face powder. I cannot stress how important this it, although it's not an impenetrable force field, it will protect the majority of the white makeup. I've hugged people after shoots, forgetting all the makeup I've had on, and have had little to no make-up transfer onto them. I use Ben Nye's neutral set powder, but have also used simple baby powder in a pinch.
If you want as much black on your eyes as possible, this is the time to use black eyeliner on the inner rims. This is also the ideal moment to put in any special effects contact lenses you might want. Using a small eye shadow brush or one you feel comfortable using for smaller areas, dab on a thin layer of black moist cake makeup such as Mehron's Paradise line which offers a palette of 8 colors, all water activated. Black eye shadow can work, but it won't be as dark. A creme base or water activated black is best. Then fill in your entire eye socket with the black.
If this is a look you're thinking about going to the club with, I'd go with black lipstick and liner for the lips. The teeth look can take some time plus is hard to maintain throughout a night of drinking. The only reason mine will stay longer is because I use airbrush make-up, which I highly caution you experiment with first and follow the manufacturer's instructions. You can achieve the same teeth look by first using a round tip brush (make a good tooth shape) and the creme white and just touching the brush to your lips in the shape of the teeth, then using either a very thin brush and black creme makeup or even an eyeliner (I've even used liquid liner before) you draw in the outline for the teeth.
Finish up the face by lightly applying black and purple eye shadow around the edges of the white face and back into your hairline. I also use the same eye shadows as blush, except I'll shade below the cheek line toward the chin to increase the skeletal face. If you feel like extending your makeup a bit more, and your neck and shoulders will be exposed, lightly begin to dust on purple eye shadow into your collarbone and up your neck, just pay attention to your bone structure as you're seeking to emphasize it. Always apply lightly in layers; you can always darken as needed. The purple works well for shadow and can be used more freely on the bone and around the bone, then the black should be used directly on the bone to give it a more strong appearance.
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Dr. Gerald Bray is the most widely renowned evangelical church historian and, specifically, the evangelical expert on the history of biblical exegesis. Dr. Bray holds a BA degree from McGill University and an MLitt along with a DLitt from the University of Paris-Sorbonne.
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Northwestern University, BSJ; Covenant Theological Seminary, MDiv; Southern Illinois University, PhD.
Dr. Chapell presently serves as President Emeritus and an Adjunct Professor of Practical Theology at Covenant Theological Seminary where he served as President from 1994-2012. His teaching career began at Covenant Seminary in 1984 after ten years in pastoral ministry. Biography & Publications
Houghton College, AB; Dallas Theological Seminary, ThM, ThD; Harvard University, PhD.
Dr. Bruce Waltke, one of the preeminent Old Testament scholars, holds a doctorate in Greek and New Testament from Dallas Theological Seminary and a doctorate in Ancient Near Eastern Languages and Literature from Harvard. His teaching career, spanning Dallas Theological Seminary, Regent College, Reformed Theological Seminary, and Westminster Theological Seminary won him a reputation of being a master teacher with a pastoral heart. Dr. Waltke also pastored several churches, lectured at many evangelical seminaries in North America and has spoken at numerous Bible conferences.
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Southern Methodist University, BA, Summa Cum Laude; Dallas Theological Seminary, ThM, Highest Honors; Southern Methodist University School of Law, JD; University of Dallas, MA, PhD; University of Tübingen (Germany), Post-graduate studies.
Dr. Gage believes that students should be trained to preach the Word, be prepared in season and out of season, to correct, rebuke, and encourage – with great patience and careful instruction (2 Tim. 4:2-3). Passionate about biblical theology and the great books, Dr. Gage relishes the opportunity to prepare Knox Seminary students for the highest of all callings—the gospel ministry of our Lord Jesus Christ.
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Bob Jones University, BA; Knox Theological Seminary, MDiv, Magna Cum Laude; Trinity International University, PhD.
Dr. Lamerson's teaching philosophy can best be summed up in a quotation from William Butler Yeats; "Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." He desires to light a fire in his students that will cause them to become life-long students of the Word of God. He uniquely combines academic research and teaching with over 20 years of pastoral experience, ranging from senior pastor to director of children's ministries.
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Wheaton College, BA, MA, PhD.
Dr. Allen teaches students to delight in the careful study of God's mighty deeds (Psalm 111:2), integrating the study of Bible and theology to prepare students for faithful ministry of worship and witness in local churches. He wants to train students to seek renewal by way of retrieval, drawing on the resources of the Christian past for the sake of contemporary theological reflection.
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Messiah College, BS; Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry, MDiv; Durham University, PhD.
Dr. Linebaugh's desire is to accompany students as they come to know and proclaim God's love for sinners (Rom 5.6-10). Eager to hear the Gospel afresh alongside his students, he understands theology to be the prayerful process of listening to and learning God's gracious words so that the Church can, in witness and in worship, speak truthfully about the God who comes to us in Jesus.
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Dr. Siedell has explored the operation of grace in art and culture for over twenty years as a college professor, museum curator, public speaker, and art critic. He is currently the Presidential Scholar & Art Historian in Residence at The King's College in New York City. In addition to being a Lecturer of Christianity and Culture, he was on staff at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church where he worked with LIBERATE, Tullian Tchividijian's resource ministry. Previously he was Professor of Modern & Contemporary Art History at the University of Nebraska (2007-2011) and Chief Curator of the Sheldon Museum of Art (1996-2007).
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Eschewing their normal Tuesday slot, the UFC is hosting a media conference call at 2 p.m. ET to promote UFC 135: Jones vs. Rampage. Scheduled to participate on the call are UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones, former UFC light heavyweight champion Quinton Jackson, UFC Hall of Famer and former welterweight champion Matt Hughes, and Ultimate Fighter 1 alum Josh Koscheck. UFC President Dana White will also be present.
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Jon Jones is making his first defense of the title after beating Mauricio Rua for the belt at UFC 128. Quinton "Rampage" Jackson is 2-1 in UFC title fights. He defeated Chuck Liddell at UFC 71 in 2007 to win the light heavyweight title.
Matt Hughes last fought last November at UFC 123. B.J. Penn knocked him out at the 21-second mark of the first round. Josh Koscheck has been recovering from a broken orbital bone that he suffered in his loss against UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre back in December.
Quinton Jackson
Go back to my interviews with Eastman, Liddell, Henderson. I react the way people act toward me.
When I first met Jon at a press conference, he acted really cocky toward me.
Rampage (on Jones knocking him out): I'm not even gonna answer your question, homie.
I want to be the first person to beat Jon. I've looked at his fights, and he hasn't fought anyone like me.
After I relieve him of his first loss, he can go on to be the great fighter I know he can be.
Jon says I started talking trash, but he started at the first press conference.
You're mistaken. I can't remember specifics, but you were talking at the press conference sitting next to me.
I'm not even looking forward to fight Rashad. I don't like guys who fight that way.
Rashad talked a whole lot and failed to back it up.
You can tell Jon puts on his act in front of the camera. But when he got the belt, it got to his head a little bit.
In interviews he seems humble, but when you meet him he's real cocky.
Jon Jones
If I had it my way, I would do very, very little media if possible.
I'll let him talk and have fun and let me look like the scared one.
The only thing that bothered me was the 'SpyGate' situation. It wasn't exactly the situation, but that people believed I would do it.
I'll have opponents that talk big in the future. This is just educating me.
I don't think this is the most pressure I've had to deal with.
I definitely have respect for Rampage. I think that's why I'm excited to fight him.
I looked up to Shogun because he was a Pride champ at 23, 24. It's different with Rampage. It's still an honor, though.
No, [I don't see it that way]. I've been waiting for an example for Rampage. I don't remember saying things at the press conference.
I haven't insulted him one bit, outside of saying I'll beat him in this fight.
People that insult me make me prepare better, make me fight better.
I don't have any anger heading into ths fight.
Matt Hughes
As far as any recollection of what was going on in the UFC when they were last in December, I have none.
Problem with the gym I opened was that it was an hour away from my house. I was sick of that more than anything else.
I knew what got me to where I am today, and it's not running businesses.
DW originally told me Fitch, then called me back later and said Koscheck.
I did 4 weeks of my camp in Salt Lake City [to prepare for altitude].
The fact that it's just me and another guy competing, that's the drive.
Ten months off is fine for me.
I picked up a lot from BJ. He's got a lot to offer. He's a very intelligent fighter and submission grappler.
BJ was able to recognize the mistakes from our fight and correct them. Mostly footwork.
Boxing footwork is very different from wrestling footwork, so it's been hard for me to adjust.
This is the last fight on my contract. After the fight, I'll talk to the UFC. My wife wanted me to retire after the BJ fight.
Josh Koscheck
I've been back in training for 4-5 months.
Fighting Matt Hughes is a good comeback fight for me. I think the fans deserved this fight a long time ago.
Nothing against Canadians, but I want to fight closer to home.
Bob Cook called me and said I could fight Matt Hughes in 19 days. I said, 'Yep, let's go.'
Good thing about AKA Fresno is that I don't have to do anything. I have a partner that runs the thing.
Everyone at 170 was tied up, so I told the UFC I'd love to go up to 185. Do a rematch against Leben, or fight Wanderlei.
Not gunshy. I got right back in [to training]. I could have fought awhile ago, but I wanted to take some personal time.
I was only out with the injury for 3 months, then I was back in training. I'm always 2-3 weeks away from being ready for a fight.
I'm always in shape, and I've fought in that area before. I'll be ready.
I cut my toe off with a hatchet as a kid. The eye injury compares to that.
I always knew I was coming back from the injury.


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