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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Major
Resolution: Fixed
Component/s: join-plugin, parameterized-trigger-plugin
Environment:Windows XP Pro sp3
Hudson (version 1.347)
Join plugin (version 1.8)
Hudson Parameterized Trigger plugin (version 2.3)
Have the "Join plugin" (version 1.8 ) and "Hudson Parameterized Trigger plugin" (version 2.3) installed.
On my Project configuration, I have the "Run post-build actions at join" checked so that I can have my other projects parameterized triggered. Unfortunately, that project never gets executed.
The normal join project however gets triggered (only the parameterized does not).
Issue Links
- depends on
JENKINS-5981 Parameterized trigger not being triggered since 1.349
- is blocking
JENKINS-6071 Send parameterized-trigger variables/values to the join job as well
- is duplicated by
JENKINS-5356 join plug-in does not start join project after downstream projects have finished
I am experiencing the exactly same issue here with my Hudson installation (same plugin versions).
Do you get any stack traces in the console output when the parameterized build is supposed to start, but doesn't?
I see the same problem with XP Pro SP2, Hudson 1.349, Join 1.8 and Hudson Parameterized Trigger 2.3. No stack track in the logs (loglevel FINEST).
I'm seeing this behavior too. XP Pro SP3,same Hudson and plugin versions, no stack traces. If I check the 'aggregate downstream archives' option, that one does fire (I think I got a log saying 'nothing to aggregate'). I took a brief look through the code, and it looked like both plugins were triggered using the same mechanism, which makes me wonder if the issue is in the Parameterized Trigger plugin, rather than the Join plugin.
I'd like to say that this used to work when I started using Hudson (which was about a month or so ago) and stopped working after some upgrade, but I can't say for sure.
I posted a repro here before I knew that I wasn't supposed to post in that forum.
JENKINS-5981, filed against the parameterized trigger plugin seems to suffer from a similar underlying issue. JENKINS-6141 may have discovered the reason for this error.
Just for info:
I am using a "free style software project" (not Maven) when experiencing this problem.
Exactly same situation as repro from sauravsengupta.
Join plugin (version 1.8) and Hudson Parameterized Trigger plugin (version 2.3)
Same situation on a Solaris10 machine with Join 1.8 and Parameterized 2.4, for a Free style Project.
I have nothing related in in log or console.
But ... it appears that it finally correctly fire after I've made too many trials to be able to understand what has finally made it works !
Probably not a trivial bug....
I have the same situation. After analyzing the source code of both the join and the parameterized trigger plugin it seems to me that the parameterized trigger uses only the "new" DependencyGraph feature of Hudson to trigger builds, while the join plugin still tries to trigger the build via perform. This happens on Hudson versions later than 1.341.
I modified the source code of the join plugin accordingly. Is there the possibility to replace the current join plugin by my modified version?
If you have commit access, go ahead and commit it, otherwise attach the patch here.
I don't have commit access but I would like to have I'm still writing some test cases, when I am done with it I will attach the files here.
A refactoring of the join plugin which should fix this bug. Contains also some integration tests.
Thanks. This appears to be a somewhat significant refactoring along with some behavioral changes to fix the issue reported here. I prefer to separate refactoring from bugfixes and features, to allow people browsing the history to understand what happened. As far as commit access goes, you can request it in the IRC room or on the developers mailing list, and it will be granted pretty much automatically.
In order to fix the issue, it was necessary to use a different kind of procedure to trigger downstream project, namely via the DependencyGraph. In order to do this I had to introduce most of the changes. Then I refactored the plugin to make it a little bit more concise. What kind of approach do you suggest? Should I apply for commit access and then make the changes to the join plugin? Or should I to only fix the bug and create a minimal patch, forgetting about the whole refactoring? I would prefer to have the refactored plugin in trunk, but then we should check if it is backwards compatible.
This issue is really critical as it breaks the parameter transmission when using Join.
This is particularly annoying when a complete build chain uses a property file which is used by all the atomic jobs. At the join, we need to pass again the file.
Let's assume the build chain is designed to be instantiated to build the whole project for different feature or CC/UCM stream... each "instance" has its own starting job with a specific property file. This bug prevents the possibility to use a unique set of jobs. At the join, the "use current job parameters is broken, and the job launched by the join has to read again the file property... but which one. No way to know it !
I'm aware that this is a pain point. wolfs and I have communicated via email, and a patch should be going in soon to address this issue. I have to say I appreciate the work he has done to track it down and put together a patch.
Code changed in hudson
User: : wolfs
- Fix issue by triggering builds via DependencyGraph
- added some test
- Fix issue by triggering builds via DependencyGraph
- added some test
Code changed in hudson
User: : wolfs
JENKINS-5602: Make join project build even if there are no intermediate projects
I just released version 1.9 of the join plugin. Please check if the issue is fixed there.
I too can confirm that 1.9 is working. Thanks a lot for fixing this!


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BOSTON (AP) — A Cape Cod town that once considered its first wind turbine the crowning achievement of its climate protection plan came close to becoming the first community in the country to decide to tear its turbines down.
Mass. town votes against dismantling wind turbines
Falmouth's Town Meeting voted down a measure Tuesday night that would have authorized borrowing $14 million to dismantle two turbines.
The measure failed by a vote of 125-72. Town Clerk Michael Palmer said it needed a two-thirds majority to pass. If it had been approved, the borrowing question would have been put before voters in a May referendum.
The Falmouth selectmen's board chair, Kevin Murphy, flatly calls the turbine project a failure. The board is backing efforts to dismantle the original turbine, which began spinning in 2010, and a newer one.
From the start, neighbors have complained about noise from the turbines. They also attribute a range of physical and mental health problems to them.
But other residents report no problems. Some in town say it's far too soon to tear down a critical renewable energy project they estimate could produce $450,000 in annual revenue through energy production and renewable energy certificates.
"It's pit neighbor against neighbor," Murphy said.
The American Wind Energy Association, which says it promotes wind energy as a clean source of electricity, said it's the first time any town has considered taking down its turbines. That's because such projects have such clear financial and environmental rewards, spokeswoman Ellen Carey said.
"People across the country are supportive of wind energy and are benefiting economically," she said.
Both turbines are built at the town's waste water treatment plant and provide power for it. The original turbine was the first municipal utility-scale turbine in Massachusetts.
Falmouth resident Mark Cool, who lives near the turbine site, said persistent headaches started as soon as it began running. He described some so penetrating he felt he needed "to drill a hole in my head to get some sort of relief."
The 54-year-old air traffic controller didn't link the turbines to his headaches until his neighbors began talking about similar symptoms.
Cool began a journal, recording variables such as wind direction and headache duration, eventually concluding the headaches occurred only when the wind put him in a turbine's wake.
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The image was taken near Jaffa gate Jerusalem.
Passover April 23 2008.
There was audiovisual show on the walls of Jerusalem.
Wow Moshe….amazing image! I was just saying to my husband …ONE DAY… we will got to Israel!
Estelle, you are both welcomed, and I will be happy to help if you need.
Your shots on the wall are fabulous. What intrigue. Are they always showing? Is anyone able to show film. Never seen anything like that. Thanks for sharing.
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It isn't always showing, it was very special occasion, it is Passover holiday, and this year Jerusalen celebrate 40 years to the unification of the ciy. But there was similar shows several times before.
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The influence of landscape on gene flow in the eastern massasauga rattlesnake (Sistrurus c. catenatus): insight from computer simulations
Article first published online: 29 JUL 2013
DOI: 10.1111/mec.12411
© 2013 John Wiley & Sons Ltd
Molecular Ecology
Volume 22, Issue 17, pages 4483–4498, September 2013
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How to Cite
DiLeo, M. F., Rouse, J. D., Dávila, J. A. and Lougheed, S. C. (2013), The influence of landscape on gene flow in the eastern massasauga rattlesnake (Sistrurus c. catenatus): insight from computer simulations. Molecular Ecology, 22: 4483–4498. doi: 10.1111/mec.12411
Publication History
- Issue published online: 27 AUG 2013
- Article first published online: 29 JUL 2013
- Manuscript Accepted: 23 MAY 2013
- Manuscript Revised: 15 MAY 2013
- Manuscript Received: 1 AUG 2012
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Appendix S1 Supplementary methods.
Table S1 DNA microsatellite loci used in this study and the number of alleles found at each locus within each regional population (BP, Bruce Peninsula; EGB, Eastern Georgian Bay).
Table S2 fragstats results.
Table S3 Results from partial Mantel tests across three study regions after varying relative resistance values assigned to landscape features.
Table S4 Results from partial Mantel tests for sub-samples of 29 individuals south of Parry Sound.
Table S5 Pairwise Fst between diagnosed clusters.
Table S6 Results from the second step of two-step causal modeling for empirical data north and south of Parry Sound in Eastern Georgian Bay.
Table S7 Mantel correlations between forest, water, roads on the Bruce Peninsula (above the diagonal) and eastern Georgian Bay (below the diagonal).
Fig. S1 Barplot representing the q matrix from a global spatial assignment test in tess.
Fig. S2 Plot showing the detection of IBD across simulated generations.
Fig. S3 Plot of partial Mantel r-values across all sampled generations, demonstrating step 2 in the Wasserman et al. (2010)two-step causal modeling approach, where IBRwater|IBRwater + roads indicates a partial Mantel test between genetic distance and IBRwater partialling out the effects of IBRwater + roads, and IBRwater + roads|IBRwater indicates a partial Mantel test between genetic distance and IBRwater + roads partialling out the effects of IBRwater.
Fig. S4 Estimates of Ne with 95% confidence intervals from sibship assignment for 3 sampling locations.
Fig. S5 Correlations between empirical (gen.emp) and simulated (gen.sim) genetic distance matrices for a subset of individuals (n = 53) south of Parry Sound.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that robomq.io will exhibit at SYS-CON's @ThingsExpo, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. robomq.io is an interoperable and composable platform that connects any device to any application. It helps systems integrators and the solution providers build new and innovative products and service for industries requiring monitoring or intelligence from devices and sensors.
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Goalie nods: Varlamov back for Avs, Crawford looks to stay hot
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News and notes from around the crease…
Varly's vacation ends
After getting two games off so J.S. Giguere and newly acquired Reto Berra could play, Semyon Varlamov is back in goal tonight when Colorado takes on Boston at the Pepsi Center.
Varlamov hasn't started since stopping 38 of 39 shots in a stellar 3-1 win over Ottawa on Sunday. It was the latest solid effort from the Russian 'tender, who's numbers suggest he'll be in he Vezina conversation come June — a 34-13-5 record, 2.49 GAA and .925 save percentage.
For Boston, it looks as though Chad Johnson will get the start in goal while Tuukka Rask goes tomorrow night versus Phoenix.
Crawford in for Chicago
Corey Crawford will be in goal tonight when the 'Hawks host the 'Canes at the United Center.
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Rangers at Blue Jackets: Henrik Lundqvist for New York; Sergei Bobrovsky likely for Columbus.
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Front Elevation - Updating
We are looking for ideas or sketches to help determine the best way to update the front elevation to this home. Ideally, we are focused on finding a design which will update and improve the curb appeal of this home without completely redesigning and moving walls (ie. would like to keep costs in check).
Some ideas we've considered is painting the brick, taking down the wrought iron fencing and brick column (to open up the front entryway), removing the tree, etc.
We'd love any thoughts/feedback/ideas you may have to improve the front elevation.
The tree is pretty, but it is blocking the entrance.Trim up the lower branches and see how that looks before you take it out completely. Or take out one trunk. Except it may have to come out anyway, if it will grow too big to be that close to the house.
(aside- the problem with trees too close to the house is that their roots shrink and swell with the rainfall. This means the soil near the foundation may shift, and that's bad.)
It's hard to see under the tree, but it looks like the front door has no accent. The roof above is straight, and it's recessed. So make the twin brick pillars on either side of the entry more eye-catching. Maybe paint just those? Or cover them with tile or some spot of color.If there's no security reason to keep them tall, then waist high would be more welcoming. What color? Hmm, a chocolate brown like the garage door would be a safe choice, but I would love to see it in a plum. Not that I would be that adventurous on my own house, mind you! How much plum is in the brick color? Maybe burgundy, although that always seems to fade to dusty rose. Or a dusty shade of orange, depends on the brick.
I would also trim back the hedge under the windows so that it stops short of the walk, and maybe put a half barrel there with bright annuals. And maybe a second one between the windows.
You might even make that section of walk wider by adding six inches of gravel along both side of the walk.


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Creating campus club serves student interestsDo you have an interest that you would like to turn into an on-campus club or organization? The process may be much easier than you think.
In order to make a legitimate, campus-acknowledged club or organization, you must first go to Campus Activities Coordinator Elizabeth Winger.
Winger said her job is to "keep track of organizations on campus and to create co-curricular transcripts for students."
She said she tries to find clubs for students to participate in that are meaningful for them.
Winger said in order to begin the process, the student would need at least five members.
According to the Student Government Association (SGA), the first step is to write a constitution. The constitution must include the group's purpose, which must prove that the club is "beneficial to the campus community and club members" and contributes to the "educational mission of the University." It must also include membership guidelines, such as an anti-discrimination rule and a membership rule, which states that members have "no other requirement other than ability to attend meetings." Clubs may include faculty, staff, alumni and their spouses as members if they wish.
The constitution must name a minimum of two student offices of president and treasurer, which may only be held by full-time students.
Finally, the constitution must include guidelines detailing annual elections, a faculty adviser, how constitutions and by-laws may be changed and guidelines for registration.
According to SGA, the next step is to fill out the Organizational Recognition Form and turn it in to Winger.
After that, the next step is to hand in the constitution to SGA's Parliamentarian, sophomore Mitchell Lion, and arrange when the new club's leadership will present to the senate, seeking recognition. The presentation will be based around the club or organization's constitution and will require leaders to emphasize the club's purpose and how the club would differentiate from other campus clubs. Club leaders will also be required to answer questions from the senate.
If the senate votes in favor of recognition of the club, leaders will need to send out an all-campus mailer to indicate when and where your first meeting is.
According to Winger, if the first meeting is successful, the club will begin to receive funding from SGA and Student Activities.
Winger said students also have the opportunity to create a club within an existing club. For example, junior Gabrielle Tomkins created Belly Dance Circle under the umbrella of SU Dance Corps.
Winger said this makes the process easier because it does not require as many steps.
Sophomore Alex Guarco is familiar with the process of starting a new organization. Last year he started SU Slam, a performance poetry group, with the help of sophomore Julie Brown.
Guarco said: "Starting the group itself wasn't too difficult. Beth Winger really made the process smooth and painless. She was more than willing to help out with any of the dilemmas that came up."
Guarco said starting his own club and running meetings every week allowed him to grow up in ways that he didn't expect. He added that it took a lot of preparation and leadership skills to make the club a success.
Guarco also noted that starting a club and becoming the president was a résumé booster.
Other clubs created recently include the Anime and Manga Association and Model United Nations.
Guarco said, "Creating a new group is turning out to be one of the most rewarding things I've done here at SU."
Start something: how to form your own on-campus organization
1. Write a constitution. It has to include your club's purpose and cite how it will benefit the campus community, as well as membership guidelines. pick a president and a treasurer. These positions can only be held by full-time students. Make guidelines in your constitution about elections, a faculty adviser, how club decisions will be made and guidelines for registration.
2. Fill out the Organizational?Recognition Form. Turn it into Campus Activities Coordinator Elizabeth Winger when you're finished.
3. Get officially recognized by the Student Government Association. Hand in the constitution to SGA Parliamentarian Mitchell Lion. Decide when your club will present to the senate to seek recognition. If the senate votes in favor of your club, send out a mailer to the whole campus to let everyone know when your first meeting is. If the first meeting goes well, you'll get funding from SGA.
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It took all her years of graduate research and effort, and four additional years, and finally someone with the stature Russell agreeing with her, to overturn the consensus that believed her conclusions were wrong.
If her supervisor hadn't have been Russell, it would have taken longer. And it would have taken much much longer if there had been anyone with a strong vested interest in her being wrong, say a political agenda depending on sun composition or many scientists trying to maintain a funding source to study sun composition.
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NBC's "Working the Engels" has been canceled, Variety has confirmed. The co-produced Canadian comedy hailed from Shaw Media and Halfire-CORE Entertainment, and aired on Global TV in Canada, where it had already been axed due to poor ratings.
Katie and Jane Ford created and scripted the series, which centered on a family forced to band together to keep themselves afloat after the patriarch and breadwinner passed away, leaving them buried in debts. Andrea Martin and Kacey Rohl starred in the shortlived laffer.
The show premiered to 2.8 million viewers on July 10, but that number dwindled in subsequent airings. On Aug. 19, the show was pulled from NBC's schedule and replaced with original episodes of Greg Poehler comedy "Welcome to Sweden," which has been renewed for a second season.
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This missive shall be brief. I wanted to let you know about some Canadian shows coming up (starting tomorrow in Wolfville) and running into April, and to give a forewarning to expect a long-overdue announcement relating to the new album in just a couple of weeks! Oh, and finally I should let you know that a good friend will be the special guest on Q on CBC Radio tomorrow morning! More on all of this below…
Wolfville Acadia Chapel Show Tomorrow Night
In spite of living in the vicinity for a decade, I've yet to have the pleasure of playing in Wolfville. Thanks to Axe Radio the time has finally come with a very special last-minute show happening tomorrow, Friday 27th March at the beautiful Acadia Chapel. The show starts at 8pm, and $8 will get you in the door and some pew space.
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Upper Canada Shows in April
After way too long a wait (going on two years?!?!) I'll be heading back up to Quebec and Ontario to play as part of the Forward Music Revue alongside label chums Gianna Lauren, Find the Others and (in Ottawa only) Michael Feuerstack. For the Montreal and Toronto shows I'll be accompanied by Leif Vollebekk, Gregory Burton, as well as Stefan Schneider and Pietro Amato from the Luyas and Bell Orchestre. Needless to say, it will probs be a fun time…
April 15 – Toronto, ON: Burdock, 1184 Bloor St. West // Tickets (presented by Burdock)
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April 18 – Québec City, PQ: l'AgitéE // Tickets/Billets (presented by District7 Prod.)
PBS Producer and Collaborator Michael Feuerstack on CBC Radio Q tomorrow morning!
Michael Feuerstack (better known to many as Snailhouse) produced and played on the eponymous Paper Beat Scissors album. He recently released the magnificent album the Forgettable Truth and he'll be playing some tracks from that album and putting his words in your ears tomorrow morning on Q from 10am in Canada (10.30 in Newfoundland). For those overseas, or who can't listen at the time there are many other opportunities to listen.


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There's a special dedication to the craft of humor that exists in a select few comedians and comic actors—what separates the good from the great is their willingness to do anything for a laugh. The great ones are willing to completely debase themselves, experiment with the absurd and the dangerous, and throw themselves entirely into a performance. With that in mind, one contemporary comedian comes immediately to mind: Saturday Night Live's Kristen Wiig.
Wiig's performances are never underwhelming. They are often outlandish, regularly scene-stealing and frequently unflattering. She plays inherently dislikeable characters that are somehow impossible not to love.
Oftentimes, sketch comedians are branded with certain character types they're forced to revive over and over again. Wiig, on the other hand, exemplifies an insuperable versatility; she plays obnoxious and bawdy as terrifically as she plays skittish and neurotic. Even her formulaic characters, such as the one-trick pony Penelope (the "topper"), are consistently enjoyable watches.
As ostentatiously silly as Wiig is, an incredible respect for her work emanates from her in every performance. She seems to hold all of her characters and skits in the same high regard; she puts her all into sketches wherein she may not even be the comedic focus. What she seems to hold in the highest esteem is the production of laughter. Whether she is the one directly inciting that laughter, or she is simply helping to set the scene for another SNL cast member's spotlight, she is always very clearly investing all of her talent and passion into her act.
In addition to her dedication, Wiig's comedic momentum is boundless. She handles demanding roles tirelessly. She is in many ways a physical comedian—rarely will there be an episode of Saturday Night Live in which Wiig is not challenged to bounce around the stage for one reason or another. But her subdued performances are often even stronger. With tiny glances and glimmers, Wiig delivers nuanced, unforgettable characterizations.
There is more to her characters than just a playing up of eccentricities and the wickedly irresistible tool of slapstick. Wiig's performances are more than funny; they are inviting and gripping. None of her characters' jokes or quirks would be so markedly powerful were it not for the earnest charm that the actress carries with her at all times. It's not simply the likeability with which she was fortunate enough to be born—she is, at all times, with every piece of dialogue and action, working so admirably hard to construct a character we cannot help but fall in love with. And beyond her ambition are her talent and knowhow; she gives us everything she has. And everything she has is filled with a definitive understanding of the craft of comedy and graceful skill -- something few comedians are lucky enough to exemplify.
Wiig is the best thing Saturday Night Live has to offer today. She deserves to be remembered among the comic greats the show has spawned. Her attitude and abilities are remarkable, and her career in film and television from this point forward promises nothing but excitement.


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House Panel Passes Bill Aiming to Lower Suicide Rates
A bill aiming to lower Montana's suicide rate by requiring training for health care providers has narrowly passed through a House committee.
A bill aiming to lower Montana's suicide rate by requiring training for health care providers has narrowly passed through a House committee.
Missoula police have ruled that the death of a county jail inmate who jumped from the second tier and landed on the concrete floor was a suicide.
An unidentified Missoula man, 45, shot himself at Playfair Park just before a police officer had the opportunity to speak with him.
After autopsies performed in Missoula, The Montana Department of Criminal Investigations has concluded that the two dead bodies found in a rural home in Superior were the result of a murder-suicide.
Missoula authorities responded to the intersection of Reserve and Mullan Road at about 11 a.m. on Tuesday, March 11 for an apparent suicide.
One Montana fugitive committed suicide, while another was purposely hit by a patrol car when a Butte robbery came to its tragic conclusion in Lincoln county, Oregon. Now, Oregon officials are investigating exactly what happened to fugitive Dale Edward Wallace.
It's been over a year since the death of an American engineer in Singapore became a hotbed of controversy over the justice of the Singaporean court system.
A transient from Philipsburg has been identified as the man who stood in the path of an oncoming Montana Rail Link train Monday evening near the Deer Creek shooting range, and was struck and killed without attempting to get out of the way.
Danny Wayne Johnston, born September 17, 1955, is the deceased. Johnston was being held for a probation violation as well as for sexual intercourse without consent.


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Mo to Su from 05:00 AM to 11:00 PMYour family will enjoy the great outdoors at Arbor Hills Nature Preserve. It provides a tranquil place to escape the hectic city life for an afternoon. You will find untainted woods, meadows, a collection of native Texas trees, and a habitat for birds, fish, and wildlife. This preserve is connected through a series of bridges and ramps leading to a covered pavilion. You will find climbing structures and slides, plus a torpedo-shaped track ride, and a wonderful fake rock to climb.
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Image By: Museum of Design in PlasticsThis 1935 salt and pepper set and mustard pot were sold at Woolworths, but the Museum of Design In Plastics is hoping people on the Internet know more about it.
The Museum of Design in Plastics is out to put the Internet to work as amateur detectives.
As our colleagues at PRW noted earlier this week, the museum housed at Arts University Bournemouth, in Bournemouth, England, has been collecting an archive of plastic products — both iconic items with a well-known history and everyday items whose origins are harder to identify, such as a urethane, compression molded tea tray from the 1950s.
So the museum has created a "10 Most Wanted" list online seeking input from anyone who may know more about a rotating list of items.
So if you know something about that first pair of plastic skis with a wooden core or a 1930s salt and pepper shaker set, swing by and add your knowledge.
And even if you don't know much about the specifics or have no travel plans that include Bournemouth at the moment, the museum — which is intended to "increase understanding and appreciation of the use and significance of plastics in design during the 20th and 21st century" — has an extensive catalog of its collection online that is worth checking out if you have time.
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Just as good genes do not guarantee health and well-being, a good design alone does not ensure a data center is well-built and will remain efficient and available over the course of its life span. For each phase of the data center's life cycle, proper care and action must be taken to continuously meet the business needs of the facility. This paper describes the five phases of the data center life cycle, identifies key tasks and pitfalls, and offers practical advice to facility owners and management.
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With 40 days of winter remaining, we decided it was time to share part two of our staff's favorite winter destination choices. Winter Park, Colorado From skiing and camping to elk and ram viewing, Winter Park is a beautiful, especially … Continue reading
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Now that winter is officially upon us — and the world hasn't ended yet! — we thought we'd kick off the season by sharing some of airport staff's favorite winter travel destinations. From Operations to Guest Services, from Custodial to … Continue reading
Seven Ways to Simplify Your Holiday Travel Experience
Back in October or November, when you booked your airline ticket for the holidays, you may have had visions of sugarplum fairies dancing in your head — or maybe it was just a vision of being with family or friends … Continue reading
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Historic WWII Aircraft Arrive in Asheville
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The Beginnings of Presidential Flight
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Sneak Peek at Runway 5k + Aviation Day
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Introducing the newest addition to the Badger Beer family - Leaping Legend! this exciting citrus charactered beer was launched late last year in the bottle, and has since been a roaring success. Now it is available in cask, so hop into your favourite H&W pub to give it a go.
This golden brew balances the citrus character of American Amarillo hops with the more traditional British Fuggles hops for a refreshing and punchy beer.
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Since 2011, Hall & Woodhouse have made a commitment to support a selected charity every 2 years. Any charity can apply to become our company charity; the key requirement being that the charity can demonstrate reasonable representation or operation across our trading region of the South of England - from Dartmoor in the West to Sevenoaks in the East.
If you would like to become our next charity you can be nominated by one of our houses or you can apply directly to Anthony Woodhouse, firstname.lastname@example.com using the attached form. For more information please download our charity brochure.
Our company charity is selected via nominations throughout the year, followed by a company-wide vote, which is held in March. All applicants and nominees will then be contacted to inform them if they have been successful. The winning charity will then be publicly announced in April.
The current Hall & Woodhouse Charity of the Year is Macmillan Cancer Support, who provides practical, medical and financial support and push for better cancer care (Charity Registration Number: 261017). There are two million people living with cancer today and their needs are not being fully met. By 2030 there will be four million people living with cancer, and we need to do more to help everyone affected by cancer get the support they need from their local Macmillan team.
So as a company we are grateful for the opportunity to give something back to such a great cause, as it supports so many people in our communities, and is a topic close to the hearts of many of our guests and team members. Every year we are extremely proud of the fundraising effort in our houses, and how we can make a real difference to our chosen charity.
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