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Scientists in Odessa unable to explain for tidal wave that rushed ashore
Researchers had not confirmed the versions of either an underwater blast or the so-called rump wave
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ODESSA, June 27 /ITAR-TASS/. Scientists in the city of Odessa have failed to explain for the causes of an unusually tall tidal wave that rushed ashore Friday in the city's beach areas and in the neighboring port town of Ilyichevsk.
"Measuring equipment didn't register any tremors of the crust or any other geophysical events that might have triggered a tsunami of this kind," Dr. Konstantin Yegupov, the chief of a seismic survey station at the Odessa State Academy of Construction told reporters.
He said the researchers had not confirmed the versions of either an underwater blast or the so-called rump wave.
"All the evidence available to us points to a local surge of the sea, presumably in the area of Chernomorka and the wave moved from the northeast to the southwest but we can only theorize about the nature of that surge," Dr. Yegupov said.
A special commission has been set up by the regional branch of the state service for emergency situations response to establish the causes of the phenomenon.
"A total of six people, including four children, received traumas and were taken to the region's central hospital," Dr. Yegupov said.
Along with it, rescue services did not confirm the reports on a child who had allegedly died that went viral in social networks.
The press office of the emergencies service claimed the number of injured was so small and no one had died owing to the fact that there were too few visiting holidaymakers in Odessa this year because of the tense situation in all the parts of Ukraine.
A tidal wave more than 2 meters tall battered the beaches of Odessa and Ilyichevsk Friday. Eyewitnesses claimed its emergence had been preceded by an obtuse sound of an explosion.
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What I've Learned About Copies: Artist Maurizio Cattelan on the Strange Saga of the Nine Lassies
What you didn't know about Lassie, the dog who captivated all of Hollywood.
Maurizio Cattelan, September 18, 2018
The artist Maurizio Cattelan knows his canines. Photo by Pierpaolo Ferrari.
This series, "What I've Learned About Copies," is a collection of small factoids or tidbits of random information with no effective use that I happened to encounter during the research for the exhibition "The Artist Is Present," an upcoming show in Shanghai that questions the most sacred principles of art in the modern era: originality, truth, and identity. How can this trinity be reached through the act of repetition, and how can originals themselves be preserved through copies? Rule number one: Truth is a matter of faith.
Nine different dogs played Lassie the dog, and they were all male. This is a brief story of gender-related discrimination.
What You Didn't Know About Lassie, the Dog Who Captivated Hollywood
Portrait of America's favorite collie, Lassie and his family, from the CBS primetime series 'Lassie,' huddled together on a picnic bench, 1954. From left, Pal (the original Lassie), young Laddie, Lassie, old Laddie and Lassie, Jr. These 5 collies, all male, collectively portrayed the canine hero throughout the show's 22-year run (the first 17 of which were on CBS). (Photo by CBS Photo Archive/Getty Images)
When the author Eric Knight wrote "Lassie Come Home" as a short story for The Saturday Evening Post, he couldn't have anticipated the attention and success it would come to enjoy. Turned into a novel of the same name in 1940—two years after it was originally published—the adventures of Lassie the dog captured the imagination of many generations of young fans, thanks to an impressive array of media that spanned from storybooks and comics to animation, television shows, movies, radio programs, and even toys.
According to the original story, Lassie is a female Rough Collie dog, but not everybody knows that Lassie was never played by a female dog. From MGM's first film in 1943 to the last episode of the famous TV series, nine different dogs played Lassie, and they were all male. A female Collie was originally cast in the role, but the producers had to replace her with a male when she began to shed excessively during the production, which was shot during the summer months.
Even though artificial means were developed some years later that could have solved the shedding issue, the role continued to be played by male dogs, mainly coming from the same family. The first Lassie, a male Rough Collie named Pal, was first rejected for the main role because he was a male, but was hired to do stunts and eventually impressed the filmmakers so much that they gave him the role in a full-time capacity.
He enjoyed a long life of 18 years and played Lassie in seven feature films and two TV pilots. In the series, he once pulled double duty, playing both the mother and son roles.
After his retirement in 1954, Pal lived with his trainer, Rudd Weatherwax. From the day Pal died, in 1958, Rudd would never again watch an MGM Lassie movie.
Following Pal's long service, he was replaced by his son, Lassie Junior, who played the part until 1959, when he retired due to becoming ill with cancer. His son, Spook, took over briefly but was never comfortable on set, so another of the breed, Baby, took over and worked on the show for six years before passing away at the age of eight (while all the other Lassies lived to be at least 17). Mire took over from 1966 to '71, followed by Hey Hey from 1971 to '73.
Lassie arrives at the Television Academy's 70th Anniversary Gala on June 2, 2016, in Los Angeles, California. Photograph by Gabriel Olsen/FilmMagic/Getty images.
Lassie ran from 1938 until 2006, when Lassie, the remake of the first original movie, Lassie Come Home (1943), was released. A tale, a book, 11 movies, 19 seasons of TV series, a radio program that was broadcast for three years, and many awards—even a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame—are all the manifestation of "her" fictional life as an individual female canine.
Lassie's positive message of love and loyalty was so comforting that no one would ever ask about the dog's identity, or even about her health after 30 years of jumping and running. How disturbing could be to know that everybody's beloved dog was not one, but nine?
Traumatized fans of the Many-Faced Dog, check your knowledge here.
"The Artist Is Present" is a show curated by the artist Maurizio Cattelan in collaboration with Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele, taking place at Shanghai's Yuz Museum from October 10th to December 16th.
Photo: Ronan Gallagher; from an image by Marco Anelli©2010
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Commentary: The Poison Fruits of Identity Politics in the Military
For many years, the U.S. military has been among the most trusted of American institutions, certainly the most trusted part of the U.S. government. It has maintained that status despite its failure to achieve success in the post-9/11 wars. Americans seem to have accepted the argument that this failure has more to do with the political constraints placed on the military than on the military's doctrine, planning, and execution. They have continued to accept the military's self-image as a profession rather than a self-interested bureaucracy, and have supported its professional ethos understood as duty, honor, and sacrifice.
But attitudes toward the military seem to be changing. According to a recent survey conducted by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute, the number of Americans who express a great deal of confidence and trust in the military has dropped from 70 percent to 45 percent in just the past three years, including an 11 percent drop since February.
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Pentagon Issues New Guidance on 'Extremist Behavior' Within Military Ranks
On Monday, the Department of Defense, in an effort to further crack down on political dissent, is revising its previous definitions of "extremist behavior" in order to deter uniformed members from certain political affiliations, CNN reports.
The Countering Extremism Working Group, a panel that was created for the purpose of ostensibly investigating "extremism" within military ranks, issued a report outlining its findings, claiming that there are indeed some "extremists" in the military. The report alleges that there were roughly 100 instances of uniformed members who either had "extremist" beliefs or joined "extremist" groups in 2021, which the report claims is an increase from previous years.
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Commentary: Biden Priorities Put Citizens, Not National Enemies, in the Crosshairs
October 17, 2021 October 16, 2021 Minnesota Sun Staff
When 13 U.S. service members were killed by suicide bombers as American citizens were abandoned in Afghanistan last August—in perhaps the most ill planned military operation since our efforts in Somalia which resulted in naked U.S. servicemen being dragged through the streets of Mogadishu—it should have given us a clue about the Biden Administration's priorities. Much as the Somalian disaster led to a massive influx of Somali immigrants, which is changing the makeup of the Midwest, we can soon expect a surge in Afghan immigration.
In retaliation for the Kabul airport bombings, the United States conducted a drone strike on what the world was told were ISIS-K members. When confronted about the irregularities of the operation, General Mark Milley described the air attack as a "righteous strike." We later learned this "righteous strike" killed an innocent aid worker and nine members of his family. No one has been held accountable for this tragic political slaughter.
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NEW DELHI: The Union home ministry will take action against Indian Police Service (IPS) officers "impeding investigations" by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in Kolkata, a government official familiar with the development said.
The probe agency on Sunday night allegedly tried to coerce Kolkata Police commissioner Rajeev Kumar to join the investigation into the Saradha chit fund scam, without a warrant, according to the Mamata Banerjee-led West Bengal government.
This is the latest in a series of confrontations between the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) in West Bengal and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which is in power at the centre, and comes against the backdrop of elections to the Lok Sabha that are to take place in April-May of this year. The standoff, which is escalating with neither party ready to back down, reverberated in Parliament on Monday. Trinamool leaders and other opposition members disrupted proceedings, causing both Houses to be adjourned for the day.
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court will hear a plea by the CBI against the West Bengal government for obstructing its questioning of the Kolkata Police commissioner over the Saradha chit fund scam, while the Calcutta high court will hear the case of the Kolkata Police against the CBI's actions.
West Bengal is a pivotal state for the BJP, which currently has just two of the 42 Lok Sabha seats in the state. With the weakening of the Left parties, the BJP has been hoping to make inroads into the state in the forthcoming elections. Major opposition parties, however, came together and accused the BJP-led centre of acting in an autocratic way.
On Monday evening, opposition leaders N. Chandrababu Naidu, Sharad Pawar, Arvind Kejriwal and Farooq Abdullah met in the national capital to discuss the situation prevailing in West Bengal, expressing solidarity with Mamata Banerjee.
The CBI has, on its part, said that it is worried that the state police will "destroy crucial evidence" pertaining to the chit fund scam.
The controversy has prompted the Biju Janata Dal (BJD), which usually keeps equal distance from the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and the opposition, to come out in support of Banerjee. Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar, who is a member of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance, also declined to comment on the matter.
Defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman made the centre's stand clear by saying in New Delhi, "In the interest of wanting free and fair environment in which Lok Sabha elections can be conducted, we have come to bring to the notice of the Election Commission certain happenings in West Bengal which have the complete cooperation of the Trinamool Congress. Instances we highlighted point out that the TMC does not believe in democracy."
The controversy brought Kolkata to a grinding halt on Monday with Banerjee labelling the situation a "total constitutional breakdown". She is staging a dharna at the city's Metro Cinema at Esplanade. The Gorkha Janmukti Morcha also took out a rally on Monday in Darjeeling in support of Banerjee.
"Concerted efforts are being made to throttle the voice of democracy. To oppose the BJP means you are anti-national. Even if we are here, no government work will get hindered and normal course of work will continue," Banerjee said.
The Union home ministry will seek a report on the role of IPS officers over allegations that they obstructed investigation and violation of Service Conduct Rules in Kolkata on Sunday, the senior central government official cited earlier said, on the condition of anonymity.


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YMCA Youth & Government and Mentoring Program Receives $5K from Local Bank
By dskriloff on March 6, 2014 Comments
The individuals in the photo are (l to r):
Neetu Kaushal, First Niagara Bank Vice President/Nyack Branch Manager; Sara Tucker, First Vice President Business Banking Market Executive; Owen Voutsinas-Klose, Chloe Hutchins & Nicholas Marshall (Nyack High School Students); Lynnette Marshall & Michael Burruano (Advisors), and Chuck Maze, CEO, Rockland County YMCA.
NYACK, NY, March 6, 2014 –The non-profit and volunteer driven Rockland County YMCA is pleased to announce that they have been awarded a $5,000 community grant from First Niagara Foundation. The funds are specifically being awarded to the Youth Leadership and Mentoring Program, which will have a delegation of 50 students from Rockland County attending the New York State YMCA Youth and Government Conference in Albany on March 7-9, 2014.
"We appreciate the generous grant from the First Niagara Foundation to support students to learn about government and develop their leadership ability," said Chuck Maze, CEO, Rockland County YMCA. "This is an exciting opportunity for our high school students!"
This legislative program gives students an opportunity to write a bill, learn about parliamentary procedure, and debate in the actual chambers of the Senate and Assembly at the New York State Capital. In addition, students may participate as attorneys, judges, lobbyists, press reporters and elected officials.
"First Niagara is proud to support the Rockland County YMCA's collaboration with local high schools, which will enrich the educational experience for these students," said Sara Tucker, First Vice President, Regional Team Leader, Hudson Valley Business Banking for First Niagara. "Programs such as this continue to grow as an effective way to help students develop the skills they need to succeed in the workforce."
The students from Nyack High School and Pearl River High School will participate in the statewide conference with more than 500 students from a diversity of communities.
Nicholas Marshall, a junior at Nyack High School who will be running for Speaker of the Assembly, expressed that this is a great program because it is a hands-on experience run by the "students." He added, "Democracy must be learned in every generation."
As one of the largest banks in the region, First Niagara now has nearly 420 branches in New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Massachusetts, and 26 branches in the Hudson Valley, including Blauvelt, New City, Nyack, Pearl River, Spring Valley, Stony Point, Suffern and Tappan.
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Alexander Kariotis Featured on Broadway World
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Rock Opera Artist Alexander Kariotis celebrates the life of John Lennon with "Lennon in Heaven," a tribute music video shot on location in and around London's historic Abbey Road Studios. Both the music track and video will be available on iTunes starting on Oct. 9, 2014, Lennon's birthday. www.alexanderkariotis.com
VIEW "Lennon in Heaven" music video here:http://youtu.be/Pj5DV54A6cc
Witten and performed by Kariotis, "Lennon in Heaven" is an up-tempo and effervescent blend of his signature rock-meets-opera sound, which finds him musing about jamming alongside Lennon inside the pearly gates and the good deeds it would take to get him there. The video, directed by Todd Baxter chronicles Kariotis' once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit and work at Abbey Road Studios to record the track, where he is seen walking in the exact footsteps of Lennon and his Beatle bandmates (the London crosswalk made famous by the Beatles) and leaving his mark among the scores of musical legends that recorded there before him.
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Q: Access Violation on FreeLibrary after calling DLL with Delphi XE7 FireMonkey FMX Form, possible GDI+ initialization/finalization issue I'm starting a FireMonkey application in Delphi XE7 that must call some DLL's which have themselves forms (also created in Delphi XE7).
I load the DLL and call my exported procedure (no parameters), and the form loads and works as expected (ShowModal). I close that form and the main application resumes and works perfectly, until the moment the user terminates the application and the FreeLibrary is called.
An Access Violation is then raised with the following message:

"First chance exception at $045B30E6. Exception class $C0000005 with message 'access violation at 0x045b30e6: read of address 0x00000008'. Process bpltesteVCL.exe (6708)"

I ran some tests with a basic test application and found out it only happens if the DLL has a FireMonkey TForm - VCL runs fine.
These are the combinations I tried in my testings with virtually the same code:
VCL App/VCL Dll = OK; VCL App/FMX Dll = Fail; FMX App/FMX Dll = Fail; FMX App/VCL Dll = OK.
These were only for testing purposes, since my goal is a full FMX application.
The code I used to load the library:
procedure TForm2.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
type
  TFExecute = procedure; StdCall;
var
  Execute: TFExecute;
  Ext: HMODULE;
begin
  Ext := LoadLibrary(PChar(ExtractFilePath(ParamStr(0)) + 'dlltest.dll'));

  if Ext <> 0 then
  begin
    try
      @Execute := GetProcAddress(Ext, 'Execute');
      if Assigned(Execute) then
         Execute
      else
        ShowMessage('Function not found !');
    finally
      FreeLibrary(Ext);
    end;
  end
  else
    ShowMessage('DLL not found');
end;

And the Dll code for 'Execute':
procedure Execute; StdCall;
begin
     fMain := TfMain.Create(nil);
     fMain.ShowModal;
     fMain.Free;
end;

Exports
       Execute;

The DLL form has no component inside. Only the plain form. Also, no units were added to it that were not needed to load the form itself.
I have been searching and found some similar cases, and the problem seems to be the GDI+ initialization and finalization, but unfortunately, the answers there don't work for me:
FMX form in a DLL (firemonkey/delphi)
This couldn't help me, because in this method the dll is loaded in the initialization section of a unit, making it in fact similar to static loading, which I cannot use. Still I tried it for the sake of testing, and it crashed with an Access Violation in the same maner.
FireMonkey Form in a dll, loaded from a VCL Application
This was in fact the closest I got to a solution to my problem, but unfortunately, the solution given here seems to work for XE2, but not for later versions of Delphi, because one of the most important methods used here is GetMeasureBitmap, which only exists (by that name at least) in XE2.
I did search for an equivalent in XE7 so I could find the solution before posting the question, but couln't get anything of the sort.
Is there any way to load FMX forms in a dll in Delphi XE7?
EDIT:
Continuing the research for a solution, I tried the following:

*

*All the mentioned combinations with BPL instead of DLL

*Usage of ShareMem / FastShareMem

No change on the mentioned behaviour!

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When I took macroeconomics at Kent State University, I think the primary flaw in Keynes' economic system is its assumption that the price of labor exists only relative to the price of goods, and vice versa. In other words, take the price of a certain bundle of goods and ask "how many hours of work will it take the average laborer to earn this?" That is how Keynes defined price.
Because of this paradigm, Keynesians suggest altering the labor to goods price ratio to solve economic problems. Because labor costs do not change quickly, a rapid change in the cost of goods can temporarily alter the labor to goods price ratio in one direction or another, and hence ramp up or cool off the economy.
For example, an economy in recession, according to the Keynesian, has a high labor to goods ratio, which means higher unemployment and a weaker economy. The way a Keynesian would fix this is to increase government spending while cutting taxes (this is called fiscal policy) in order to increase the money supply. The increase in the money supply will drive up the cost of goods, but it will take time for labor costs (such as labor contracts) to adjust to this. Hence, we get a temporary decrease in the labor to goods price ratio, and a stronger economy. For those of you wondering why the government is increasing spending while we are already in debt, this is the reason.
Such a system cannot account for situations where the economy as a whole becomes stronger (e.g. technological improvement). If some rapid advance in technology came overnight, and everyone was able to produce twice the amount of goods that they produce today, the price of labor would then double relative to the price of goods.
Fair enough, but what if instead of technological advancement, something changed overnight in human biology or our social situation that would cut our hours available for work in half. The price of labor would again double relative to the price of goods.
Clearly, the former situation would lead to increased prosperity and reduced poverty, as it would double our resources for providing food, clothing, shelter, and transportation. The latter would reduce the availability of essential services such as firefighting, police services, and medical care. Yet the Keynesian model cannot distinguish between the two!


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The violin makers (part 4)
Aktualisiert: 23. Dez. 2022
Carl Friedrich I (*11.1743) is the one who started the Pfretzschner line with the most violin makers. It has been handed down that he was admitted to the guild of violin makers as master on 21.05.1766. Together with other masters of Markneukirchen he founded on 11.04.1777 the String Makers Guild for the area of Kursachsen with its seat in Markneukirchen and was one of their masters and later a kind of master in charge. At his death in 1798, the church registrar called him "mayor and foreman of the string makers, as well as master violin makers".
The experts speak of his violins as "magnificent works of German violin making with the most personal ingenuity that is characteristic of the old Vogtland school of violin making". Lütgendorff writes about him that he apparently knew Italian models, which he also imitated, but not so well that one could be tempted by his labels to mistake him for a Cremonese immigrant from Bavaria. He is known for instruments that bear the initial letters of his name on the back of the pegbox or on the back in small or large capitals. On his printed labels one can find his name and Latin indications such as "prope Violino carRespontent Romani Cramona Ao" or "Cremonien Hironimi Fili Antoni ..." or simply "Carl Friedrich Pfretzschner in Neukirchen bey Adorf". In 1773 he married Eva Regine Mönnig in Markneukirchen and had two sons, August Wilhelm I (*27.09.1784) and Christian Gottfried (*01.12.1785). Both become violin makers. Nothing else has been handed down about August Wilhelm I
Christian Gottfried is accepted as a master violin maker in the violin making guild of Markneukirchen on 20.05.1807. Experts write that he was content to make very cheap violins, as was probably his brother. Their creative period coincides exactly with the time when the violins were sold by the dozen. However, there are still some instruments made by Christian Gottfried that do not confirm this and testify to quite good craftsmanship. These are however very rare. In July 1807 Christian Gottfried married Christiana Friederike Pöllmann and soon the first son Carl Gottlob II was born in September 1807. Marie Auguste followed and then in 1816 August Wilhelm II. Marie Auguste married Johann Wilhelm Giers from Adorf. The two sons continue the violin making tradition. In 1857 Christian Gottfried dies in Markneukirchen, he turns 71 years old. August Wilhelm II (*26.05.1816) is apprenticed to his father like his older brother. On 13.05.1845 he is accepted as a master violin maker in the guild. He was a talented and capable master, who later fell into drunkenness and is said to have died in the poorhouse. He leaves no descendants. The elder son Carl Gottlob II learns the trade from his father and is admitted to the Guild of Violin Makers in 1835. Before that he worked for 4 years each in Dresden and Hamburg. After his return he set up his own business in Markneukirchen. Due to an illness lasting more than 30 years, his work was severely impaired and often condemned to inactivity. Nevertheless he was one of the most capable and skilful violin makers of his time. He used printed labels.
Carl Pfretzschner Instrumentenmacher Neukirchen i Sachsen | 18xx
In 1835 Carl Gottlob married Christiane Caroline Ficker (daughter of master violin maker Carl Friedrich Ficker called "Ficker Hans'l" from Markneukirchen). They have three sons, Johann Richard, Carl Friedrich III and Karl Adolf. Carl Gottlob dies early at the age of 56 years. Nothing more is known about the first-born Johann Richard (1832 - 1893). The two other sons become (who would have thought it?) violin makers. Karl Adolf is born in Markneukirchen in 1849. He probably learned the craft from his father, but he did not become a master. To be honest, the violin he leaves is rather lousily cobbled together and certainly not a masterpiece.
Carl Friedrich III is the middle son of Carl Gottlob and is born in November 1845. As a pupil of his father he was encouraged to cut bridges and tailpieces at the age of 10, at 16 he was already making finished violins. After the death of his father he went to Ludwig Bausch jun. in Leipzig, where he completed his apprenticeship. As the breadwinner of his mother he was not immediately taken to military. He married Auguste Bauer in 1869, but when the war broke out (Franco-Prussian War against Napoleon) he was called to the flags and took part in the whole campaign. He was a very skilled violin maker. Together with Auguste, Carl Friedrich III had a daughter, Auguste (*1874), and two sons, Carl Friedrich IV (*1870) and Friedrich Adolf (*1872), who both initially chose the profession of violin maker and apprenticed to their father. Carl Friedrich III dies in Markneukirchen in 1924 and turns 78 years old. Auguste marries Christian Theodor Leonhard, nothing more is known about her. The eldest son Carl Friedrich IV is still learning the profession of violin maker, but whether he did it at all and to what extent is not known. Violins or other string instruments that can be traced back to him do not seem to exist any more. It seems certain, however, that he owned a carriage and earned his living at least in part from it. He married Alma Müller in 1901 and had two daughters, Marie Alma, who later married Fritz Mönnich, and Helene, who later married a Blechschmidt.
The younger brother Friedrich Adolf is the last one from this family line to learn the craft of violin making. However, he probably cannot make a good living from it either. It is the time of manufacturers and the division of labour in the production of stringed instruments and all the necessary accessories. He hangs up the trade and, probably at the turn of the century, becomes an innkeeper in the "Zum heiteren Blick". In 1903 he married Martha Ida Groh and had two sons, Adolf (*1903) and Friedrich Albert (*1908). The older son Adolf follows in his father's footsteps and also becomes an innkeeper. He later also takes over the inn "Zum heiteren Blick". Together with Else Rochler he has two sons, Friedrich (*1938) and Heinz (*1943) whose family developed the inn "Zum heiteren Blick" into a popular hotel and excursion destination in the Vogtland region and still runs it today. The line of the Pfretzschner as violin makers, however, finds its last representative in the grandfather Friedrich Adolf at the turn of the last century.
The bow makers (part 5)
The fifth and last part of the Pfretzschner family history has its origin with Johann Gottfried and establishes the line of the famous bow makers, whose bows still enjoy an extraordinary reputation wo
Dealers, merchants, manufacturers (part 3)
Johann Carl Pfretzschner (* 1739) first learned the craft of violin making, just like his brother, and on 28.05.1760, together with six other violin makers, he became a master of the Markneukirchen vi
The first violin makers (part 2)
So Elias II Pfretzschner had two sons, Johann Elias and Johann Adam - that is undisputed. But the historical records of these two and their further ancestral succession are probably no longer clearly
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Delta Vacations management from left to right: Eric Fandek, Patricia Christensen, Jennie Ho, Kristen Molloy, and Elizabeth Moriarty. (Photo courtesy of Delta Vacations.)
This weekend we attended Delta Vacations' Delta Vacations University in Detroit. The conference offered about 2,000 travel advisors in attendance the opportunity to participate in classes with Delta Vacations partners including Delta Air Lines and partner arlines, destinations from Paris to Turks and Caicos to Guatemala, and much more. About 43 percent of this year's attendees were first-time attendees of the event. But, for those of you who didn't make it, don't worry. Here's what you need to know about what's new for Delta Vacations, and how they keep their customers at the center of their business.
What's New for Delta Vacations University
Jennie Ho, Delta Vacations University president says for starters, "We are in Detroit." This is the first time in the 26 years Delta Vacations has held its Delta Vacations University event in Detroit. "It's our first time here and we have been thrilled by the reception. The city has rolled out the red carpet and put together a city tour for travel advisors yesterday," she added. "Wherever we go we focus on a local partner to make sure we leave a place better than we found it. This year we partnered with C.S. Mott Children's Hospital." Advisors brought in donations and toys for the kids at the hospital during the conference.
New Destinations for Delta Vacations
"We are excited to continue to add to the Delta Vacations portfolio. We offer over 300 destinations globally but, for this year we will be launching India," says Elizabeth Moriarty, v.p. of product for Delta Vacations. "Delta will be servicing India starting in December from New York to Mumbai, and we will be offering vacation packages in Mumbai, as we in New Delhi. We've also been adding more domestic destinations, we have Hilton Head, as well as Santa Barbara," she added. "In addition we've been offering more service apartments within Europe, as well as domestically. We find that's something that's very useful for our customers who want to have multi generational families travel, said Moriarty. "A lot of people want to stay in condominiums and service apartments with multiple room accommodations and they like the idea of staying in an accommodation where they feel more local and are closer to the culture of a destination."
Moriarty noted that they've also been focused on experiential offerings.
"There are some unique things we are doing to bring out the essence of a destination," says Eric Fandek, senior director of product for Delta Vacations. "One of my most favorites was in Nassau where we got together with a small group of people at Great Cliff and created our own wine. It was almost like an adult chemistry class where you had a lot of beakers, and different things in front of you and you got to blend different wines." He added that guests were able to choose their favorite wine conception, and then pick out their own label and bottle as well. The winery then saved the wine you created on record to that guests could continue to purchase their creation. "It's nice to be in that environment and have the feel of creating something and bring it home to share," he added.
Patricia Christensen, senior director of product for Delta Vacations adds, "In Europe we are offering more culinary activity. A couple of examples," she adds. "is in London there's craft beer tour, an Irish whiskey tour option in Dublin and the Shannon region, an Italian cooking lesson where you go on a guided market tour to pick out your ingredients and then go prepare everything in Florence, and in Paris there's a gourmet walking tour where you get to sample different local bakeries and chocolatiers. There are a lot of private walking tours in Rome and Florence, and a private Vatican museum tour in Rome…there's lots of focus in Europe building up our experiential offerings."
Fandek adds that a lot of what they're offering in both Mexico and the Caribbean is also private with a lot of private elements to cut through lines or make things a little faster and easier for travelers.
The Delta Vacations Difference
Ho immediately chimes in when asked what sets them apart from the competition saying "Our level of customer service is our pride and joy and we believe it's what differentiates us in the marketplace. Especially in the B2B environment where our travel advisor partners work with multiple tour operators and vacation package providers in the marketplace."
"For our call center and our sales team the spirit of customer service and that customer experience is at the forefront of every decision we make, it's in our DNA," she adds.
Then she continues to share a story regarding Punta Cana. Ho says, "Punta Cana has had a tough run recently. And when news first started to come out, every day we heard something in the media. And one night early in that experience our call center director in North Dakota called me at home that night and said 'Jennie I'm sorry to tell you things aren't looking great at the call center because our call time was about three hours wait today.' Our corporate goal for our call center is to answer 80 percent of calls within 90 seconds," she adds.
In order to figure it out and make a difference, they shared with Shelly Knight, the call center v.p., and she thought of talking to Delta Air Lines to put together a special waiver for customers because she said people are calling and the immediate need at the moment is to allow them to cancel. Knight told her, "If we can address the customers' need," she says, "they just want to make a different decision. But they can come back and perhaps rebook their vacation later."
That same night they contacted Delta management and worked through a Delta Vacations waiver policy that evening and put it into effect right away. "The next day that call time went from three hours to 30 minutes. For that entire month we were hearing that our competitions' wait time was in the eight hours range. Our average wait time for the month of June was 2 mins and 32 seconds." Adding that, "We didn't get lucky. It was about the close communication that we have. The close relationship with Delta Air Lines. And how quickly our call center team was able to staff up, all hands on deck…it's about what the customer needs. They still want to go on vacation, but they want a little time to think about it a bit." The waiver allowed customers to postpone the trip and hold the value of what was paid and apply it to the next vacation.
"With the waiver we were able to tell customers we understand, you can get your full value on hold and when you're ready come back," said Ho.
Kristine Molloy, v.p. of sales adds, "It was such an amazing experience to go into agencies and talk to our partners as this was going on and hear them say, 'You guys say you always have our back and we feel it, but we really feel it now.'"
For more information, visit deltavacations.com.
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Mournhold Guardian is a common Agility creature card. It is part of the Core Set.
It can be included in decks, but can also be summoned by Sadras Agent or Mournhold Traitor.
"By the Three, I will spill your blood!"
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The card is named for the Morrowind city of Mournhold.
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New Leaf has dropped the price of a few of their January and February 2017 flights from Edmonton to Hamilton, Ontario down to $137 CAD roundtrip including taxes.
This price is due to few return flights from Hamilton to Edmonton that have dropped to absurdly low prices ($38).
Update 12/25 - New Leaf has a promo code out today that brings certain late January / early February Edmonton-Hamilton flights down to $143 CAD roundtrip including taxes.


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Sunset over Lake Malawi at Makuzi Beach.
The Peoples stores bake fresh bread a few times a day and most of the bigger villages have Peoples stores. Even if you are not a big bread eater you will for sure love this hot bread fresh from the oven!
Don't bother to buy fresh fruit and vegetables at any shop. You will find the best at the street vendors. The Malawians are sustainable farmers and they grow the best vegetables and fruit. The local fresh markets are a feast of colours and variety of whatever is in season.
The best fresh fruit and vegetables are sold by vendors next to the road.
You will be connected wherever you go. Malawi has excellent cellphone coverage, far better than Namibia or even South Africa. Buy a local sim card (Airtel or TNM) for making phone calls or communicating via text messages or Whatsapp. With Skyband you will have the best rates for data connectivity.
Shima is similar to what we know in South Africa as 'pap'. However, the latter is made of corn while shima is made of a plant known as casava. Shima is the staple diet of Malawians (you will find casava grown virtually everywhere) but it has an acquired taste and smell.
You will get fuel everywhere but no 50ppm diesel. Puma is the main brand in Malawi and all the bigger villages have Puma filling stations.
The Malawians are friendly people. When you meet someone, he/she will immediately ask your name and introduce him/herself. These people are genuine and honest. The crime rate in Malawi is extremely low and you will feel safe and be safe wherever you go.
The people of Malawi are extremely welcoming.
There are sufficient camping and lodging places to stay, although most of them are very rustic. You will only find a handful of really upmarket places, even along the lake.
Malawi has a high population but it is still very rural. You will hardly drive more than 5 km without passing through a little village. Malawi will show you the true face of Africa, the beauty and the poverty.
The most interesting (or weirdest?) things that the people of Malawi eat are mice, rats and flies. You will see people selling fried mice strung into a long stick or a single rat cut open and fried on a stick along the road. You will often see big clouds of smoke hanging over Lake Malawi. These are in actual fact millions of little flies. When these swarms of flies (they are slightly bigger than mosquitoes) are carried to land by the wind, the people catch them in nets and make cakes which they dry to eat.
A man selling a fried rat next to the road.
Swarms of lake flies hang like clouds of smoke over Lake Malawi.
Malawi is a diverse country and has a lot to offer. The top attractions are Lake Malawi (CapeMcClear,Senga Bay,Nkata Bay andMakuzi Beach),Livingstonia, theNyika National Park, the Zomba Plateau,Liwonde National Park and MountMulanje.
Lake Malawi is Malawi's top attraction.
Very often people don't like to have photos taken of them and in some cases they expect payment if you do. Always ask before you do take photos of people in Malawi.
The maximum speed limit in Malawi is 80 km/h. If you see the number of pedestrians and cyclists on the road, you will realise that you can in actual fact not drive faster than 80 km/h.
Most people in Malawi walk everywhere they want to be. You won't find any minibus taxis in Malawi, only bicycle taxis. These often carry more than one passenger at a time and the people transport literally anything on their bicycles; from live stock to piles of wood.
Bicycle taxis often transport more than one passenger at a time.
The three main cities in Malawi are Lilongwe (the capital), Blantyre andMzuzu. Zomba was the capital until 1975 and the seat of parliament until 1994. It still is a very important town as it houses important institutions like the National Archives and the University of Malawi.
The Zomba Plateau is lush and beautiful.
Most villages have clinics and the major towns have pharmacies and district hospitals that are on a good standard. Always ask if it is safe to drink the water.
Most people get their water from boreholes.
It's called nsima in Malawi and it is made from mais.
Hahaha I love that word. It has different connotations in other countries within Southern Africa. Zimbabwe = sadza, South Africa = pap and so on.
Ruth, we entered in the west at Chipata and worked our way up Lake Malawi and then to Cape Maclear and Zomba We did not notice annoying MINIBUS taxis similar to the ones we have in South Africa. We've seen the lake flies hanging like clouds above Lake Malawi, for instance from Livingstonia.
RUTH, GO TO NKHATA BAY YOU WILL FIND THESE FLIES AND WE CALL THEM " NKHUNGU" AND ITS VERY NICE TO EAT WHEN DRIED PROPERLY. ASK ANT TONGA PERSON THEY WILL TELL YOU.


The Grade I, $400,000 Man o' War Stakes is the feature on a potentially soggy Saturday at Belmont Park. This field of eight will have their mettle tested at 1 3/8 miles on a grass course that's likely to be listed as yielding or soft. Post time for the Man o' War, the eighth of 11 races, is estimated at 5:13 p.m. EST. Be sure to check out FanXT's Daily Fantasy Jockey game this weekend!
#4 ZHUKOVA (5-1), the lone mare in the field, is a top candidate for win honors in this one. She gets in light (112 lbs) and lures John Velazquez while getting Lasix for the first time. Most horses shipping in from overseas face some kind of layoff but ZHUKOVA is fresh, having just run last month. That was a confidence-building victory, and more importantly it came over a yielding course. ZHUKOVA won two Group 3 races in 2016, one over good turf and one over soft, so she can handle any condition she may encounter this Saturday. She's also won in open company on two occasions during her current 5-for-6 form cycle. An apparent lack of speed in this field also helps ZHUKOVA, as she likes to be forwardly-placed. A gate-to-wire victory would be far from surprising.
#1 SADLER'S JOY (3-1) appears to be the best of the local horses in the field. He closed out 2016 with three straight wins, including one over Belmont's turf course in September. SADLER'S JOY opened 2017 with a narrow defeat in Gulfstream's McKnight Handicap to TAGHLEEB despite running with the emergency brake on during most of the stretch run. He returned to his winning ways last time out in last month's Pan American, also at Gulfstream, despite angling wide under Julien Leparoux. SADLER'S JOY seems to be classy enough and quick enough, and Leparoux retains the mount.
#3 WAKE FOREST (5-2, morning-line favorite) and #6 PATTERSON CROSS (4-1) are late-closing contenders for minor spoils. WAKE FOREST is the defending champ of the Man o' War and comes in off a victory in the 1 3/8-mile Mac Diarmida at Gulfstream back in March. Javier Castellano stays aboard for meet-leading trainer Chad Brown. PATTERSON CROSS is 0-for-3 this year but has three ITM finishes in stakes this year. However, all of those came behind some of these aforementioned rivals at Gulfstream. Jose Lezcano keeps the mount for Bill Mott.
DFJ analysis: Javier Castellano commands a high salary but should be worth the cost on Saturday. He's listed in seven different races and begins his day in Race 3 on 4-5 favorite Switzerland. Immediately following that race, Castellano rides probable Peter Pan Stakes favorite Timeline (7-5). If Race 5 comes off the turf, Castellano has a live MTO in Major Force (4-1). He even rides a live longshot in Prophet's Cat (20-1) in Race 7. All of this precedes (potentially) his most lucrative mount of the day, WAKE FOREST, in the Man o' War.


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New Rules for Judging Content Quality Fails to Recognize Revenue
By Marisa Peacock | May 14, 2010
CHANNEL: Web Publishing
A few weeks ago Ben Elowitz, co-founder and CEO of Wetpaint, a platform for social websites, addressed the issue of quality in published content in two parts. First he went through the checklist of what traditionally made content great: credential, correctness, objectivity and craftsmanship and dismantled each one of them.
Some of his points are valid: that to publish no longer requires a printing press, ink and rolls of newspaper. All you need is a computer, an internet connection a platform from which to broadcast and well, a lot of free time.
His prosecution of traditional publishing values is not always convincing, however, citing that because audiences rely on many different new sources for their content, they "don't care where the content comes from as long as it meets their needs." But even blogs, though there are millions of them, still carry credentials and readers can quickly separate good from the not-so-good.
4 Rules for Quality
In his second article, he offered up four new rules of quality that publishers "must obey to flourish" and then defined them. The new rules include
Make experiences, not content
All of these aim, he says to establish a code for the new generation of publishing. Elowitz writes:
In the era of Publishing 1.0, when production costs were high, alternatives low and time ample, the editor deemed something quality or not. But today, content isn't scarce at all—in fact, it is in oversupply. And it is the audience that judges quality directly, dozens of times per day.
While these "new" rules make sense, we'd like to think that they have been governing content production and publishing for some time. Even those churning out the print dailies are concerned with offering up varying points of view, yet need to carefully balance them with actual facts. Otherwise it's like getting all your news from CNN iReport or YouTube.
Past Publishing 2.0
Elowitz is courageous for redefining the publishing industry's quality of content. But we're way beyond Publishing 2.0. With the popularity of tablets and e-Readers, publishing has already moved passed what we now consider to be traditional media of blogs and user generated content. Interestingly, what we don't see mention of in Elowitz's new rules is money.
He cites examples of Failblog and ICanHasCheezburger and marvels in their page views. But publishing doesn't need page views, it needs revenue. And while many of these new rules may help make publishing content new again, it fails to address the real issues facing the publishing industry: pay walls, advertising and investments necessary to keep publishing flourishing into the future.
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Rendering courtesy Apple
Apple's rendering of the renovated Tower Theatre.
Apple to Bring Big New Store, Event Space to Downtown L.A.
The plans to renovate the landmark Tower Theatre signal new ventures for the tech giant.
Special Events Staff | Aug 07, 2018
Announcements from tech giant Apple are events in themselves, and the latest buzz from the company is no different. Apple has told the L.A. Times that it plans to take over the Tower Theatre—a legendary 1920s movie palace in downtown Los Angeles—and transform it into an Apple store and events center:
The Tower Theatre was the place in 1927 where Angelenos first heard the wonder of "talkie" movies when it hosted the premiere of "The Jazz Singer," starring Al Jolson. Now, the aging former movie palace in the Broadway Theater District will host a more modern wonder—an Apple store the tech giant says will be one of the world's most prominent. It may also serve as a declaration that Apple intends to compete as a major Hollywood content creator.
Apple's forthcoming takeover of the theater was long expected, but the company is only now revealing details of the transformation planned for the cinema, which has been mostly closed for decades. Apple has more than 500 stores, but it envisions making the downtown Los Angeles location something special. The company expects to file plans with the city this week in hopes of securing approval for its proposed renovation that would turn the Tower not only into a retail outlet but an outpost with programs, classes and other events for audiences of many ages … Los Angeles Times
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After-Dinner Declarations by Nicanor Parra
Latin American Studies.
Bilingual edition.
Translated from the Spanish by Dave Oliphant. Winner of the 2011 Texas Institute of Letters Soeurette Diehl Fraser Award for Best Translation of a Book. In the 235 poems that make up these collected declarations, renowned Chilean "antipoet" Nicanor Parra provides an entertaining and enlightening perspective on the modern world. Delivered as a series of five "verse speeches" during the 1990s, the poems in AFTER-DINNER DECLARATIONS eschew literary ostentation in favor of playful, conversational musings. In a language steeped in colloquialisms, Parra's declarations employ a diverse range of discourses—from puns and allusions to diatribes and eulogies—in order to expose the hypocrisy of human institutions and offer a quipping challenge to those who remain satisfied with the status quo. Parra uses his linguistic brilliance and logical ingenuity to confront some of the most serious problems of our day, addressing perennial motifs such as ecology, human rights and responsibilities, and the limits of scientific knowledge. As the antipoet moves deftly from one topic to another with unbounded inventiveness, he discovers for us a wealth of political, philosophical, and literary insights, as well as unexpected connections between ideas that shape our lives.
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Jemma Wong rose to prominence earlier this year through the launch of AFL Women's league, helping to radically reshape perceptions of a male-dominated sport. The 15-month process saw Wong oversee a team of 15 covering brand strategy, visual identity, content, creative and retail — building a successful brand from scratch in a fiercely competitive marketplace. Wong also created Girls Who Brand — a network and community for young women in marketing to learn and disrupt the field, in a bid to break gender stereotypes in marketing and help women accelerate their careers.
Innovation is about human artistry. There is an art, craft and alchemy to how we solve problems that progress consumers and marketplaces. We can't ever lose that application and complexity. I fundamentally believe that breaking paradigms and rebuilding new ones requires context for the present and past, a futurist lens and a whole lot of bravery.
I am in awe with R/GA's 'CindyBot' which they launched on International Women's Day. Women could access and interact with the bot to find out how to ask for a pay rise and demonstrate value. Perfectly designed and automated 'cindyisms' in her tone and voice to give women a competitive edge and fierce spirit when they walk into pay reviews. Utterly brilliant.
LEGO understands its customers and co-creates openly with them. AirBnB has become a major game changer in building a community of purpose and influence (there's a lot of power to mobilise all hosts and visitors for common social value). In terms of agencies; loving what R/GA continue to do in breaking models and convention - they're influencing the entire industry!
Building the brand and audience strategy for AFL Women's, the first national women's competition for football. This was a game changer for me and one of the most rewarding step changes to be a part of. It's a marketer's dream to ignite brand change or have the opportunity to kickstart a movement. We were in many ways working against traditional grain and rhythm. We were building a new league, driving a new vision, and actively chasing new audiences with a start-up mentality. There were so many unknowns, in fact there still are. We were making the seemingly 'invisible', visible, which means there were expectations for sponsors, fans and the playing group too. We had to help rewrite this. Crafting a story and positioning that is both respectful of 150 years of history, legacy and the DNA of our game, and that also creates a space for difference – was difficult. We had to encourage fans to not only understand, but appreciate the difference - perspective and perception. AFLW was still our game, but with modifications and innovations. We broke the agency model and worked with independent female creative leads. We told micro stories not one major macro narrative. We grew our social audience to 190,000 community size in 5 months and hit 196,000 attendances and 5.5 million cumulative TV audience over the 8 week competition period. Every aspect of this was new terrain and measured risk-taking.
Some are known and some are invisible. For those that are visible: Michael Scott, executive general manager for marketing and brand at Myer who encourages me to be courageous in the pursuit of purpose. I have another mentor who is a start-up founder and he provokes me to think about problems laterally, literally and keep drilling to get to the source.
uild a strategy for engaging and driving advocacy for the female segment ($28tn economy and own 9/10 household purchasing decisions).
Melbourne is fast becoming one of the strongest, most dynamic and creative hubs. Closely followed by Osaka in Japan which is one of the most ecclectic, electric and fused-culture cities.
My favourite time of day is morning time about 6am, when the skies rise in gradient and the mood softens and you feel an electricity in the air. It's about the edge of possibility and imagination. That's when my most valuable and wired ideas come out.


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Q: access select query between 2 date fields as criteria Trying to figure out how to select records in Access where there are 3 fields: Manuf_Date, Date_Opened  and Record ID. I want to find records where  Date_Opened  is 2 years greater than Manuf_Month_Year.
I entered this function as criteria in access under the Manuf_Month_Year field
<=DateAdd("yyyy",-2,[(dbo_TW_Parent_Child_All_Records.Date_Opened])

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Ruby Hartley (* 9. November 1998) ist eine britische Schauspielerin.

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Hartley besuchte die Boringdon Primary School und wirkte bereits als Kinderdarstellerin in verschiedenen Theaterstücken des Theatre Royal Plymouth und an der Plymkids Theatre Company mit. Weitere Rollen übernahm sie etwa in den Stücken Machinal, Hedda Gabler und Rage für die The Richard Burton Theatre Company. 2019 machte Hartley ihren Abschluss an der Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. Von 2020 bis 2022 stellte sie die Rolle der Stiorra, Tochter des Hauptcharakters Uhtred von Bebbanburg gespielt von Alexander Dreymon, in 16 Episoden des Netflix Originals The Last Kingdom dar. Es war ihre erste Schauspieltätigkeit für die Filmindustrie.

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 2020–2022: The Last Kingdom (Fernsehserie, 16 Episoden)

Theater (Auswahl)
 Machinal, Regie: Sean Linnen, The Richard Burton Theatre Company
 Hedda Gabler, Regie: Chelsea Walker, The Richard Burton Theatre Company
 Rage, Regie: Elle While, The Richard Burton Theatre Company

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AGE SPECIALIST 35+ COLLAGEN BIOSPHERES by L'OREAL Paris is very nice new product of the beauty market worldwide.
You can see this product is different variants (as Wrinkle Expert 35+ Collagen, Anti-Falten Experten 35+, Age-Expertise Soin de Jour 35+, AGE SPECIALIST 35+ COLLAGEN BIOSPHERES (Day), etc.), but in European and Russian market it's spreaded as it's written above. That's why, I can provide you here only one proper website link, responding to the product, which I have and I'm reviewing here.
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If you think, that you can find miracle cream, which really will boost the collagen in your skin, this is not gonna happen.
Is this cream working anyway?
Yes, it moisturises the skin, it makes it elastic, it nourishes it, it gives feelings of comfort and calmness.
I've also noticed, that this cream is working very well in combination with another skin product - serum.
I'm using this cream after PROLIXIR and GARDERICA products, and I can say, that all together are working very well.
It's suitable also for younger age. It all depends of what needs your skin has at the moment.
The structure of the cream looks thicker, but when you swipe it with your finger, you feel it like melting butter.
The skin absorbs it immediately, without any oily or sticky sensation left. It's comfortable for Summer, too.
It's very skin friendly and delicate product. Perfect for base, under your makeup.
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GSL Brown Bag Lunch Series – Palomoa Duong
Join MIT Global Studies and Languages for our Brown Bag Lunch Series: informal presentations on current research by faculty, lecturers, post-docs, and visiting scholars. Light lunch provided.
Mon. Apr. 11 • Noon • 14E-304
"Contemporary Cuban Screen Cultures"
Paloma Duong, assistant professor Latin American Studies
The critical notion of screen culture—where the screen is not only a metaphor or a medium but also a dispositif, and where not one but multiple screens confront the subject at once—is an indispensable tool to reflect on the emergence of a digital public sphere in Cuba, and understand the (post-socialist) public sphere more broadly. The relationship between off-line/online worlds in blogging, neighborhood DIY Wi-Fi networks for gaming and social networking, country-wide piracy links to consume US and Latin American mass culture, an emergent circuit of home-made digital video and independent cinema, and participatory digital archives, redefine traditional notions of the gaze of exiled and diasporic subjects. Duong examines the function of screen cultures in the formation of a post-socialist subject, mechanisms of gatekeeping and policing the digital public sphere, and narratives and strategies of new cultural agents who enter, contract, or expand "the really existing public sphere" through digital screens.
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Bettina Stoetzer, assistant professor German Studies
News about the global "refugee crisis" have proliferated in recent months and Germany has been at the center of much of the debate in Europe. Beyond the current focus on a sudden crisis, there is yet another story to be told. In Germany, this story may lead into the thicket of its forests. Drawing on fieldwork in Berlin's countryside, Bettina Stoetzer's talk traces the historical layers of Germany's asylum worlds and their racial geographies. Struck by high unemployment and depopulation, Berlin's peripheries have become the home for refugees from Africa, Asia and the Middle East who have found themselves living in the ruins of former military barracks in the forest for almost two decades. Following East German and refugee stories about unhomely (in German unheimlich, or uncanny) encounters in the forest, Stoetzer's talk examines how experiences of racial violence and postsocialist transition shape people's relation to the material environment. Attending to these relations, she argues, can expose the often less visible, unhomely dynamics of a "crisis" that has been long in the making – a dynamic that can be traced in people's livelihoods, psyches, bodies and landscapes. Co-sponsored with WGS Intellectual Forum).


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Held with much celebration was the birthday of the Princess Victoria Kaiulani Kalaninuiahilapalapa Kaleiohawaii, the first-born daughter of Her Highness the Alii the Princess Miriam Likelike and Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, on her second birthday, on this past October 16th, at Waikiki Kai, by way of the holding of a banquet laden with much food.
This day was greatly honored by the arrival of the Alii, the King, and by the great attendance of the Officers from foreign nations, the Captains of the warships, the domestic Officers, and the prominent ones of Honolulu nei. Also present was the band of the King, which entertained folks with their songs.
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Baking with Kids - BeRo Chocolate Cake Recipe - Me, Annie Bee.
Are any school holidays complete without baking?
I've mentioned before that the Bero rock buns are one of my favourite recipes to use with the kids as it's simple enough and the end product is meant to look a mess.
Now both kids are a bit older, we have progressed to slightly more difficult recipes.
Don't get me wrong, we aren't quite to Great British Bake Off standards but we are partial to chocolate cake.
As with the rock buns we use the BeRo Milk Chocolate Cake recipe, partly because it's simple and partly because it's the recipe my mum and I used to use when I was a child.
I would normally just stick the sponges together with buttercream and smother it all over the top, heck if we're feeling really fancy we pop some cherry jam in too.
However, it's the Easter holidays so we decided to make our chocolate cake into a nest!
We tend to make a chocolate butter cream to sponge it together – roughly 100g of butter/margarine, 200g icing sugar and a tablespoon of cocoa.
I say roughly – I add icing sugar until the top stops sliding off the bottom.
Well you pop a nest on top of course.
We melted 200g of chocolate and stirred in 6 crushed Shredded Wheat then piled it on top of the chocolate cake in a nest like fashion (don't judge us – we used our hands) then filled it with chocolate eggs.
The kids love making (and eating) this chocolate cake and everyone was well impressed with their decoration!
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Should Facebook and Google Pay Users When They Sell Data Collected from Users?
Let's imagine a model in which the marketers of data distribute some of their immense profits to the users who created and thus "own" the data being sold for a premium.
It's not exactly news that Facebook, Google and other "free" services reap billions of dollars in profits by selling data mined/collected from their millions of users. As we know, If you're not paying for it, you're not the customer; you're the product being sold, also phrased as if the service is free, you are the product.
Correspondent GFB recently asked, why aren't Facebook et al. sharing a slice of the profits reaped from users' data with the users who create the data?Given the enormous data processing capabilities of these tech giants, it's certainly not a technical issue to credit each user a micro-payment when the data they create and thus "own" (since the creator of any digital product is by rights the owner of that product, including data sold to marketers) is sold.
Is the presumption that the collector of users' data "own" that data via the collection process false, legally and ethically? Teams of attorneys may well be employed to support this claim on legal grounds, but what about the ethics of this data-mining of the many to profit the few with the means to collect and sell the data harvested from users?
Now that the ethical foundation of all these tech giants has been revealed to be nothing but shifting sand, it's a line of inquiry worth pursuing. In some ways it parallels the situation in biomedicine: if a private-sector corporation harvests a particular genetic variation from an individual, do they "own" the variation because they detected it, or does the individual whose tissue/blood was harvested retain some ownership?
We need to differentiate sites and services that 1) do not collect data from users and 2) sell display advertising seen equally by all users (i.e. the traditional media model) and sites and services that 1) collect data from users as their "business model" / reason to exist and 2) sell marketing/advertising for a premium because it's targeted to individual users.
The difference between these two models is obvious: one is "broadcast" available equally to users and advertisers alike. The other is "targeted marketing" based on data harvested from individual users.
I think the ethical case for sharing the profits reaped from selling the premiums gained by targeting users based on data harvested from them is strong. Note that the premium is derived not from some unique technology or intellectual property developed by Facebook, Google et al. but specifically and directly from the sale of data harvested from users.
Let's imagine a model in which the marketers of data distribute some of their immense profits to the users who created and thus "own" the data being sold for a premium. This could be viewed as a royalty paid to the creators of the data or as a dividend paid to the pool of "owners" of the data being collected and sold.
However the payment is labeled, the point is that the profits should be shared with those who are creating the data being sold.
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Best-selling singles by year in the United Kingdom. Fenster asked producer Max Martin to meet Spears in New York, after which he returned to Sweden to write her a handful of songs with long-term collaborator Denniz Pop. Federazione Industria Musicale Italiana. Recording Industry Association of America. Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
Should this be a bonus track on his debut disc? The track reached the top spot in every European country in which it charted.
But what it really was was the Swedes using English incorrectly. Along with a couple of other students, she performs a number of gymnastic moves before heading back inside. British Phonographic Industry.
Spears recorded her vocals for the song in March at Cheiron Studios. It was written by Max Martin and produced by Martin and Rami. Pop was ill, so Martin asked producer Rami Yacoub to help. Bundesverband Musikindustrie. Her love interest is revealed sitting close to her, played by her real-life cousin Chad.
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So I went out that night and had some fun. Select Platinum in the Certification field. Spears was wearing a turtleneck and a full tulle skirt at the beginning of the performance, while dancers surrounded her with enormous hand fans. America's apple- pie cheerleader is feeling the pressure as she tries to break free from her clean teen image. Live in Concert Piece of Me Tour.
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All these people there, working for you. The music video was directed by Nigel Dick. Fender, while wearing a skirt, was busy fighting to the beat of the song.
It has been noted for redefining the sound of late s music. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Spears also made a cameo, taking the teacher's role, previously played by Cullota. Chris Wedge, Carlos Saldanha. Spears became an international pop culture icon immediately after launching her recording career.
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