Hi. I'm Anwar from Malaysia, the land of multicultural and amazing wonders. People say that we are 'Turly Asia', because we have Malays, Chinese, Indians and other ethnics living harmonious together. So, if you don't have much time to explore the whole of Asia, I invite you to come to Malaysia.
I'm an engineer by trait. Designing, managing and maintaining large machines within the oil and gas industry. I've been around the globe because of my job. My job has brought me to the ruins of Iraq and to the modern city of Dubai.
Now, I have more free time, financial stability and good health not because of my engineering job but because of my other passion which is internet marketing especially sharing my knowledge and expertise with professional mothers between the 25 to 40 years of age who are looking into ways to support their family and yearning for the time flexibility to be with their growing family.
I wasn't like this before, as my job requires me to be on the move and I have less time with the family. The pay was great but it was not what I was looking for. My children and my wife was my strength for me to pursue my passion and make a living out of it. There is no better life than to live your life pursuing your passion with your loved ones beside you.
I had my fair share of failures. And I met with them a lot. That did not deter me from progressing as I was doing what I love. I even lost up to $3000 on a single program for mistakenly choosing a crappy online program. But that is part of building your character and experience. I dug deeper and did more research until I found WA. All the failures have led me to WA.
Within WA, are a different kind of training and engagement. But the best part of WA are the people within WA. These people are amazing. They want to see you succeed. There are not many community out there who cheers for you even if your success is just a dollar. I've shared many knowledge within WA and that have changed their life and business for the better. My goal is not to make money. My ultimate goal is to share my knowledge that could benefit others. Once you have make a difference in other peoples lives, the money would just take it's course. That is what I believe and that I what I'm experiencing now.
So, if anyone of you do have questions or what so ever, do PM me. If I don't know, I'll try to direct you to someone who knows. Lets start learning and sharing and making changes in other peoples lives for the better.
Hi Anwar, thanks for the follow. I wish you all the best in 2014.
Hi Anwar, TY for the follow. I friended you on facebook.
Hi Anwar, thank you for following me!
Hi Anwar, thank you for the follow. I can definitely relate to your travels as I was stationed in East Asia in S. Korea for a few years when I was in the military. I loved it!
I myself was in the oil and gas industry on pipelines and Exxon and Chevron plants here in the states in the construction field as a welding and mechanical inspector.
I'm glad your here at WA.
I can also relate to online failures and successes, I think WA is great because it allows all of us a place to come together and lift each other up and support one another regardless of where one is starting from online or where we come from in the world, we are all family.
Thank you for choosing to have me as part of your network, I appreciate you.
Thanks for the follow! I wish you only the best on WA!
Thank you for following my friend :). I loved your intro story! Very open and honest. Hope to chat with you often Anwar. Happy Holidays!
Hi Anwar, it's a pleasure to meet you! I really liked your biography :) Thank you for the follow and the best of luck to you!
Hi Maria. Thanks. Let keep in touch and help each other out.
Interesting profile! WOW! Welcome to WA and all the best to you! Thank you for the follow!
Hi Andrea. Aren't we all students. We learn until our last breath. Nice meeting you. Hope to keep in touch.
Hi Anwar, thanks for following me and your profile is really interesting. I too wish to help people within this great community and the more I learn the more I will pass on.
Wishing you continued success, and I'll send you a friend request on Facebook - Dave.
Thanks. Lets keep in touch and connect on Facebook too.
Thank you Anwar for the follow and many blessings to you here at WA. If you need any help, don't hesitate to ask.
Hi Robert. Thanks for offering help. Lets keep in touch and help each other out.
Lets connect and help each other out. I'm lauching PassionToProfits.org soon. It is aimed to help career moms to turn their passion to profits which gives more flexibility to manage the family. 4 out of 5 career mothers are craving flexibility. And currently you have the best job. And all the best to you too.
Hi Anwar and thank you for the connect!
Hi Annie, lets connect and help each other out.
If you have a facebook account , search "content sharing for WA members" Once you find the group request to join. Either I or Sarah will allow you in.
Anwar you might be interested in Content Sharing for WA members, Facebook Group I belong to. Sarah Wainwright, a lovely Irish lady started it and it is a great way to get to know some fellow WA members better and to have your posts looked at. Check it out and hope to see you there.
Love your Bio Anwar, You will get all you want in life if you help enough other people get what they want." -Zig Ziglar ... Thanks for the follow!
Thanks Mark. Lets keep in touch.
Hi Terri. I too wish you all the success. All the best and lets connect.
Lets connect. Where are you from?
Hello Anwar. Welcome to WA and tks for the follow. This is the right plaace for you to start.
Hi Sazali, I think I've seen you profile some where on FB. Are you from Malaysia?
Klang, Selangor. What about you?
I'm from Bangi. So, what do you do?
Now doing online business & forex full-time. No results yet but hopeful thing will get better soon.
Anwar thanks for the follow. How are things going for you here at WA?
I'm really glad that you are here. You have taken the first step and a huge one. Which is to learn. Let me be frank with you about WA. They are crazy and down right awesome. Crazy because they are giving everything away. There is nothing out there like them. I've tried and fail. The information here are tremendous and you might be overwhelmed at first. My advise, stick with the program and ask lots of questions. You will be amazed by the help that you get here. For the deepest part of my heart, I pray for your success. Do keep in touch and lets connect.
That's Great (your bio) Anwar, thank you for following me. Much continued success!
Tank you for the follow .Blessings !
It give me great joy to see you here. I know you can make it. Now, you need to believe that you can make it too.
Thanks for the follow! I love your profile. You're such an inspiring person I bet you'll be able to help many people in your community.
1. I don't know what to do when I retire. I may opt on being a contract staff for the company.
2. The company is making my life unstable, working long hours and even weekends. If I know a way to earn without being this stressful, I will go for it.
3. I know what I want. But I'm afraid. What if I fail. If there is a system or someone to show me the way.
There are so many distress human souls out there, and I plan to help one soul at a time. And take it from there. And the response is awesome.
I love your vision. I have the same one. I really want to help others get out of the hole they're in.
Hi Anwar thanks for the follow. I love your thought-through and genuine profile, thanks for sharing who you are and both your successes and lesson learned!
Thanks Xiang. Lets get connected.
thanks for the follow:0)... all the best success to you in your venture!
Hi Anwar, thank you for the follow. "But the best part of WA are the people within WA." Truer words could not be said. This is such a supportive community, and one so willing to share information and resources to help everyone succeed. "Pay it forward" drives this place, and everyone reaps the rewards of it.
Hi Anwar. Thank you for following me! Good to know I can also count on your help and great experience. All the best for you!
Hello Anwar, Thank you for the follow. I like the sentence in your profile that you want to share knowledge to benefit others. I am a tutor an love passing on my skills and seeing my students develop and then in turn sharing what they have learnt with others. Look forward to sharing.
Hi Kamali. Wish to learn from you..
Hi Anwar, Thanks for the follow. All the best.
Hi Rea. Wish to learn from you..
Hi Anwar, thanks for the follow. Best wishes!
Hi Anwar, Thanks for the follow. I hope your IM business is doing very well.
Hi Anwar, very glad to have you with us at WA. You will Love it. The training is beyond compare and the people are great and always ready to help a fellow member.
Hi Anwar and welcome to WA. All of us here at WA are glad to have you with us and are ready to help you in any way we can. Follow the recommended training and you will succeed. It wont happen overnight, but it will happen. It takes time and commitment. I am sure you will succeed in your endeavors. You are in the right place at the right time of your life.
With that said, I want to thank you for the follow.


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Q: Under which conditions does $a^n \equiv 1\mod(b) \Rightarrow\ a^{n^m} \equiv 1\mod(b) $? Can you prove it? Under which conditions does $a^n \equiv 1\mod(b)  \Rightarrow\ a^{n^m} \equiv 1\mod(b)  $?
What about viceversa?
What is the strongest result(s) that can be proved regarding this kind of thing?
I'm kind of getting stuck with following a passage in an example, and anyway I have a general confusion in my head about this which I haven't been able to dispel with googling, searching and grepping, hence asking as my last resort.
Thanks a lot.

A: I am a silly person, because $a\equiv b\pmod{n}, c\equiv d\pmod{n} \Rightarrow ac\equiv bd\pmod{n}$ means that by substituting 1 for b and d and $a^n$ for a, c it can be shown that the first congruence holds.
It's hot and my brain is toast. Sorry.

A: For any $m\geq 1$, if $a^n\equiv 1\bmod b$, then
$$a^{(n^m)}=a^{n\cdot (n^{m-1})}=(a^n)^{n^{m-1}}\equiv (1)^{n^{m-1}}\equiv 1\bmod b.$$

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Mixed reaction to regeneration plans
Published: 12:35 Friday 26 January 2018
Councillors have approved an ambitious "masterplan" which has been drawn up to change the fortunes of Galashiels and Tweedbank.
As part of the Borders Railway Blueprint programme, the plans – commissioned from independent consultants Stallan Brand Architects – present a variety of proposals to encourage people to live, learn, visit and work in the area, as well as attract inward investment through public and private sector funding.
The documents presented to councillors – which included more than 400 pages of ideas, drawings and artist's representations –showed plans to regenerate the established urban centre of Galashiels and significantly expand residential areas of Tweedbank and repositioning the current industrial estate as a new "Borders Innovation Park".
The Galashiels plan ties in with the current plans for the Great Tapestry of Scotland visitor centre and in future phases, looks at opening up the Market Square and overhalking Overhaugh St.
The prospectus also highlights an opportunity to create a new arrival square at Tweedbank station with complementary commercial space, cafes and apartments alongside the development of the Borders Innovation Park, which already has £15m of capital funding committed to it from the City Deal.
Councillor Mark Rowley, the council's executive member for business and economic development, said: "These masterplans are two of the most exciting projects the council has developed.
"These great prospectuses will be used to encourage more businesses, visitors, homeowners and workers to come to the area.
"Galashiels has proud historical links to the textiles industry which the masterplan recognises should play a role in the regeneration of the town, with the Great Tapestry of Scotland Visitor Centre set to be the catalyst for this transformation by creating significant economic, social and educational benefits.
"A different approach is being taken forward for Tweedbank with the aim of making it an attractive place to live and work through ambitious new residential and business plans closely connected to the railway. While the council cannot delivery all the proposals, the masterplans will aim to encourage the market to invest in both communities, and the Borders as a whole."
Tom Miers, executive member for planning and environment, added: "The Galashiels and Tweedbank masterplans provide options for the future of both communities. They include ideas for creating jobs, encouraging inward investment and informing the next stage of the Local Development Plan.
"The next step is for the council to draw on these and other ideas to develop formal plans for Tweedbank in close consultation with the public."
However, the plans were not universally welcomed.
Hawick and Hermitage Councillor David Paterson told us: "I don't want to sound parochial in any way, shape or form, but I feel that the people of the Borders will be getting a pig in a poke with this.
"There is a lot of detail that has not been discusses fully, and until such time as we get more detail, then I can't really be 100% for this, and I think other councillors will be of the same opinion.
"I want to see development in the Borders, but at the right price, and I have a lot of deep concerns about this as we could be putting ourselves in hock for many years to come."
He added: "Talk about putting all your eggs into the one basket."
Mr Rowley told Mr Paterson: "It is important we do look at the whole of the Borders, but the stronger we can make Galashiels and Tweedbank, the stronger we can make the case for phase two of the railway through Hawick."
And Jedburgh Councillor Jim Brown said: "I'm pleased to see the plans for Galashiels and Tweedbank, but sadly, I was in an industrial estate in Jedburgh this week and it was under a metre of water.
"We need to have a really long look at theissue of flooding in Jedburgh, and I hope not all the council's money will be tied up in these schemes and we can still look at what is happening in Jedburgh."
Mr Rowley countered: "This document is a great template of what we should be looking at rolling out across the Borders."
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Professor Emeritus of Philosophy Don Hanks speaks at a ceremony remembering his dear friend Carl Muckley, a UNO alumnus who left a $4.2 million estate to the University, establishing the Donald K. Hanks Endowed Scholarship in Philosophy.
Hanks held degrees from several universities including a doctorate in theology from the Iliff School of Theology and a doctorate in philosophy from Tulane University.
A perennially popular teacher, Hanks received the Amoco Foundation Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching in 1981. In 1987, a former student and distinguished alumnus, Carl E. Muckley, established the Donald K. Hanks Endowed Scholarship in Philosophy. A subsequent bequest from the Muckley estate raised the principal amount to more than $2.1 million, providing support to philosophy majors through a number of awards and scholarships.
In addition to articles published in professional journals, Hanks was the author of two books: "Selective Incapacitation: Preventive Detention of the Violent Offender" and "Christ as Criminal: Antinomian Themes for a New Millennium." A reviewer in the Journal of Criminal Justice once said "Selective Incapacitation" was "one of the best books in the criminal justice area that I have ever read." Hanks worked with the Metropolitan Crime Commission and the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office on the practical implementation of his ideas.
Hanks leaves behind an enduring legacy as a teacher and a scholar. In one of his most characteristic essays, "Self-Deprecating Humor in Relation to Laughter," he wrote: "Humorists as a group behave like philosophers up to a point, probing for an elusive essential nature, and those who succeed in poking fun at themselves are clear headed in distinguishing the essential from the accidental ... Humor constantly self-surpasses, as generalizations from experience are transcended. We laugh, in part, because in catching up, we realize the horizon has once again receded."
Hanks is survived by his wife, Jenjira Rodboon, four children and nine grandchildren.


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Q: How can I put a prop for a function in a component in React Native I'm in college and we are working with react native. For an assignment, I need to make an interface of a bookshop. I made a title, a shopping cart etc. and below, I've put a book title, the author, a description, ISBN, and a button that says 'read'.

I want to put all of this (per book) in a component, so I just need to use the component instead of duplicating my code. I know how this works and I use props and everything, but the book title and the button are clickable. Now, is there a possibility to put some kind of prop on the touchable so it knows which function it needs to run?
This is my component now:
    const BookTile = (props) => {
    return (
        <View style={styles.bookoverview}>
            <Text style={styles.bookauthor}>van {props.author}</Text>
            <Text style={styles.description}>{props.description}</Text>
            <Text style={styles.isbn}>ISBN {props.isbn}</Text>

      </View>
    );
}
export default BookTile;

And this is the part in my app file:
<TouchableWithoutFeedback onPress={() => title1()}><Text style={styles.booktitle}>Iene Miene Mutte</Text></TouchableWithoutFeedback>
<BookTile author="M.J. Arlidge" description="Het meisje was..." isbn="978-9-0225-7622-9"/>

<TouchableHighlight underlayColor="lightgrey" onPress={() => book1()} style={styles.tile}>

<View>
    <Text style={styles.tileText}>GELEZEN</Text>
</View>
</TouchableHighlight>

So I put my button and my title separatly, so I can use this function when I press them:
function book1() {
  console.log("Iene Miene Mutte - GELEZEN");
}

function title1() {
  console.log("Iene Miene Mutte - TITEL GEKLIKT");
}

I hope my question is clear. I couldn't find anything on the internet, since I'm a beginner and I don't really understand everything in React. I worked with other JS things before, but this is completely new.

A: thank you for your question. Nick Parsons answer is correct but if you're still struggling to implement this I have created an example in this Sandbox: https://codesandbox.io/s/kind-surf-y9t4ce?file=/src/App.js
Apologies if I have misunderstood some of the variable names and what the functions are meant to do my (I assume) German? isn't great.
Essentially all I have done is created a couple of functions in your app.js and passed them as props to your bookTile.js with a couple of parameters to the functions to so we can console log those. This means we can reuse the same function multiple times rather than creating unique functions that do the same thing for every book we might be showing.
For real apps we might get 1000+ books that we want to show so creating things reusable in this way is better than creating thousands of functions.
Feel free to ask any follow up questions from my example - I'm happy to try and answer those.


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With CCS, Crocker Art Museum raised over $100 million for a large expansion to accommodate growing popularity and exhibit more traveling shows.
Based in: Sacramento, CA, Western U.S., United States
The Crocker Art Museum wanted to add three times more gallery space.
CCS provided the full range of strategic fundraising services which resulted in the museum raising over $100 million.
The original Victorian building that Margaret E. Crocker presented to the city of Sacramento in May 1885 has undergone numerous changes over the years, but none so dramatic as this three-year project that visitors see now. In response to growing popularity and the desire to increase the museum's opportunity to exhibit major traveling shows, The Crocker Art Museum wanted to add three times more gallery space dedicated to the viewing of the museum's renowned permanent collection, as well quadruple the temporary gallery space.
CCS provided the full range of strategic fundraising services which resulted in the museum raising over $100 million for the historic expansion, enhancing its ability to serve Sacramento and the region's many visitors.
For the first time in the museum's history, there are dedicated gallery spaces for all collection areas. The museum is now a vibrant cultural hub of the region, a defining symbol of arts education, and an architectural icon for Sacramento and the State of California. One year after the expansion was opened to the public, the museum saw record numbers in attendance and successfully brought the past and the present together in one work of architectural art.
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Bobby Soto Quick Info
Bobby Soto is an American actor who rose to fame with his portrayal of David in the film The Tax Collector. Other than that, he has also made notable appearances in various other shows and films including A Better Life, Narcos: Mexico, and Brothers & Sisters.
Bobby Junior Soto-Román
Bobby Soto as seen in a picture that was taken in October 2020 (Bobby Soto / Instagram)
Siblings – He has twin sisters.
5 ft 10 in or 178 cm
Bobby Soto as seen in a picture with Jay, Jose Conejo Martin, and Shia LaBeouf as seen in a picture that was taken in the past (David Ayer / Twitter)
He has Puerto Rican and Mexican-American ancestry.
He has a beauty spot beneath his right ear.
Sports a thick mustache and goatee
He has appeared in the commercials for various brands including DIRECTV Cinema.
Bobby Soto Favorite Things
Film – The Godfather (1972)
Source – Deepest Dream
Bobby Soto Facts
He was brought up in Los Angeles, California.
Soto was 10 years old when his parents enrolled him in acting lessons.
Bobby is good friends with filmmaker David Ayer.
He made his debut TV show appearance in 2008, with the character of Miguel Mariposa '98 in an episode of Cold Case. Later, in 2011, he made his first film appearance as Facundo in A Better Life.
With time, Bobby has worked with various well-known stars including Cinthya Carmona, Shia LaBeouf, Demián Bichir, José Julián, Eddie 'Piolin' Sotelo, Shemar Moore, Alex Russell, Lina Esco, Diego Luna, Scoot McNairy, and José María Yazpik.
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Moody's: Proposed Wesco Aircraft and Pattonair merger is likely to be credit positive, but may increase leverage
16 August 2019 . 2 min read
London, 16 August 2019 -- As announced on 9 August, Platinum Equity has agreed to acquire New York Stock Exchange-listed Wesco Aircraft Holdings Inc. (Wesco), operating through its subsidiary Wesco Aircraft Hardware Corp. (B2 stable). The transaction values Wesco at $1.9 billion, or 11x Moody's Investors Service's estimate of its EBITDA of $172 million for fiscal 2019, ending 30 September 2019. Upon closing, Platinum Equity intends to combine Wesco with its portfolio company Pattonair (Pioneer Holding LLC, B3 stable). Platinum Equity acquired Pattonair in October 2017 for GBP342 million. The companies expect to complete the transaction by the end of 2019.
The merger is credit positive for Pattonair because it significantly increases its scale, and customer, geographic and product diversity, and creates the opportunity for cost and revenue synergies. However, it may also increase leverage because Moody's expects Platinum to raise additional debt in the combined group to finance the acquisition. The company has yet to disclose the expected capital structure of the combined group, but Moody's expects the debt in both Wesco and Pattonair to be refinanced. Pattonair's 9% senior secured notes are likely to be refinanced at lower pricing and its make-whole provisions on prepayment expire 1 November 2019.
The combined group will have pro forma revenue of approximately $2.1 billion, comprising $1.6 billion Wesco revenue in fiscal 2018, and $0.5 billion for Pattonair in the year ended December 2018. Wesco is largely focused on the Americas, representing around 81% of its fiscal 2018 sales, while Pattonair is more concentrated on the UK (51% of 2018 revenue). The combined group will have a more balanced geographic footprint, which Moody's estimates will be split around 67% Americas and 28% Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) in revenue terms.
Wesco has a more diverse product range, including hardware, chemicals and electrical components, which will complement Pattonair's focus on hardware. Moody's estimates that hardware will comprise 59% and chemicals 32% of combined group revenue. In addition, Wesco has a relatively balanced split of end-users between commercial aerospace and military sectors, which will complement Pattonair's focus largely on commercial aerospace.
Pattonair is highly reliant on its main customer, Rolls-Royce plc (Baa1 stable), for around 50% of its sales, although sales are governed by long-term contracts. The merger will alleviate its customer concentration and the increased scale will strengthen its ability to manage industry challenges, in particular the ramp-up of new contracts and inventory build. It also allows for potential central cost savings and cross selling, particularly through widening contract scope across Wesco's broader product range.
Headquartered in Derby, UK, Pattonair is a distributor of hardware products such as fasteners and bearings to commercial aerospace and military customers. Headquartered in Valencia, California, Wesco is a leading distributor and provider of supply chain management services to the global aerospace industry, offering chemical, electrical and C-class hardware.
This publication does not announce a credit rating action. For any credit ratings referenced in this publication, please see the ratings tab on the issuer/entity page on www.moodys.com for the most updated credit rating action information and rating history.
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package com.android.dimitris.fleetmanagerandroid;

import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.view.Menu;
import android.view.MenuItem;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.EditText;

public class UpdateNameActivity extends AppCompatActivity implements View.OnClickListener{

    private Button updateServerButton;
    private EditText nameText;
    private EditText surnameText;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_update_name);

        updateServerButton = (Button) findViewById(R.id.updateServerButton);
        updateServerButton.setOnClickListener(this);

        nameText = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.nameEditText);
        surnameText = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.surnameEditText);
        initializeTextFields();
    }

    private void initializeTextFields(){
        String name = PublicHelpers.loadFromPreferences(this, "Name");
        String surname = PublicHelpers.loadFromPreferences(this, "Surname");

        nameText.setText(name);
        surnameText.setText(surname);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        // Inflate the menu; this adds items to the action bar if it is present.
        getMenuInflater().inflate(R.menu.menu_update_name, menu);
        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item) {
        // Handle action bar item clicks here. The action bar will
        // automatically handle clicks on the Home/Up button, so long
        // as you specify a parent activity in AndroidManifest.xml.
        int id = item.getItemId();

        //noinspection SimplifiableIfStatement
        if (id == R.id.action_update_name) {
            return true;
        }

        return super.onOptionsItemSelected(item);
    }

    @Override
    public void onClick(View v) {
        if (v.getId() == R.id.updateServerButton){
            String name = nameText.getText().toString();
            String surname = surnameText.getText().toString();

            updateServerWithName(name, surname);
            saveInPreferences(name, surname);

            finish();
        }
    }

    private void updateServerWithName(String name, String surname) {
        String deviceId = PublicHelpers.getDeviceUniqueID(getContentResolver());
        String params = deviceId+"/register_full_name?name=" + name + "&surname=" + surname;
        String baseUrl = getResources().getString(R.string.server_url);

        HttpRequestTask requestTask = new HttpRequestTask();
        requestTask.execute(baseUrl, params );
    }

    private void saveInPreferences(String name, String surname){
        PublicHelpers.saveInPreferences(this, "Name", name);
        PublicHelpers.saveInPreferences(this, "Surname", surname);
    }
}

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Spiritual Guru is a monthly spiritual subscription box that aids you on your journey to fulfillment. Each box contains 5-7 spiritually inspired products that are all cruelty free and vegan. Each box has $100+ retail value with FREE shipping in the US! Subscriptions are $49.95 monthly. Not a Tree Reviews received this package at no cost for review purposes.
Our first glimpse inside the Spiritual Guru Box.
Everything that we received in our "Manifest" themed Spiritual Guru Box. This is a great assortment and we LOVE this theme!
Our box inserts. There's one that explains gems, one that details each of the items included in this box (including retail values), and some Spiritual Guru box swag!
The first item in this month's assortment is this handmade box. Handcrafted in India you can use this box to manifest your intentions. Use pictures or words on paper to bring your dreams to life by placing them inside!
We simply love the way this box looks! We're definitely going to be using this.
This travel sized "Manifestation" essential oil spray is infused with oils known for their manifestation properties – bring it along with you anywhere you go! We love the way this 1 ounce bottle makes everything smell!
This stunning piece is made with malachite, a stone known for manifestation. However, malachite also offers protection from negative energies.
This is our absolute favorite item in this box. The beads are gorgeous and we love the intricate details!
Each Spiritual Guru Box comes with one of these cards. This month we received Aeracura or Blossoming. This card encourages us not to give up and that we are only just beginning.
This candle compliments the manifestation spray that we received. Burn this candle while you are finding items to place in your dream box or while thinking of your intention. We really like the way this candle smells, it's kind of cinnamon-y and the top is dusted in glitter!
This beautiful polished orange calcite is to be used in your dream box, once you've set your intention and put your pictures or paper inside finish up by adding this stone that dissolves "blocking" problems that keep people from reaching their true potential. Perfect for this manifestation box.
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Бенефіціар — одержувач визначених вигод, що виникають у результаті реалізації проєкту.

Бенефіціар (від  — прибуток, користь) — особа, що отримує прибуток від своєї власності, яку передано в довірче користування іншій особі, юридичній чи фізичній (оренда, винайм), або від використання власності третіми особами (наприклад, коли акціонер передає акції в користування брокеру, з метою отримання максимального прибутку (дивіденда). Бенефіціаром є також особа, на користь якої банк-емітент відкриває документарний акредитив.

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Зазвичай бенефіціаром є експортер, продавець товарів чи послуг, які є предметом міжнародної угоди купівлі-продажу.

Бенефіціар — набувач благодійної допомоги (фізична особа, неприбуткова організація або територіальна громада), що одержує допомогу від одного чи кількох благодійників.

Бенефіціарами благодійних організацій можуть бути також будь-які юридичні особи, що одержують допомогу.

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East Midlands Airport could have a new cargo site
Posted on 29th November 2017 at 12:43 pm.
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Parcel delivery service, UPS have submitted plans to build a new £100 million air freight terminal which could see 1,000 new jobs come with it to East Midlands Airport.
The national organisation is planning on constructing a brand new sorting and delivery office on land which is currently used by East Midlands Airport as parking.
The site that it currently operates from covers 86,000 sq ft and employes a range of packing handlers, screeners, clerical workers, support staff, team leaders, supervisors and a manager.In the past decade, over 100 million packages have been processed there, serviced by six flights a day. The parcel group are looking to invest up to £114 million for the new 28.5 acre site, which makes it one of the biggest operations that the company has invested in. The detailed plans for the future state how the expansion looks to employ 936 people within two years and 1,392 within eight years.
In a statement a UPS spokeswoman said: "UPS is always looking to make strategic investments that provide opportunities to grow our business and to strengthen the services and solutions that we bring to our customers."We can confirm that planning permission has been submitted for expansion of our operations at the East Midlands Airport."Given that the planning stage is not finalised at this time, we are not able to provide further specifics."
East Midlands Airport is already the the busiest pure cargo airport in the UK, second only to Heathrow Airport which oversees the handling of more than 320,000 tonnes each year. The airport plans to triple its freight shipments to one million tonnes a year within the next 10 to 20 years.
Andy Cliffe, managing director at East Midlands Airport, said: "There are still very positive growth conversations at the airport – UPS has recently submitted £100 million plans for a new parcel distribution facility here.
"That's a significant addition to what they already have at the airport and we take transatlantic flights for those guys and from all over Europe."DHL have their extension, while on the passenger side we are still in growth mode."I would describe this as a time of enormous opportunities, but at the same time some of the risks (associated with Brexit) are very significant."
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Q: MessageDialog : how to stop the program until the user's answer? The MessageDialog QML help states : "Modality does not mean that there are any blocking calls to wait for the dialog to be accepted or rejected;"
So if modality does not this job, how can we stop the program until the user answers the question ? Is there a "pause" command or do we have to implement a timer and if so, how can we set it correctly ?
here is a dummy snippet of my code :
function mainFunction(Parameters)
{
    startingPoint = subFonction()
    ...
}

function subFonction(){
    messageDialog.open()
    return position
}

MessageDialog {
    id: messageDialog
    title: qsTr("Title")
    icon: StandardIcon.Question
    text: qsTr("Choose your location")
    ...
    onAccepted: {
        close()
    }
    Component.onCompleted: visible = true
}

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AIRKA: Contemporary Music for Horn and Harp
Artist(s): Laura Di Monaco, Vittorio Schiavone
Composer: Bernard Andrès, Jan Koetsier, Jean-Michelle Damase, Jeanne Singer, Nicola Ferro
EAN Code: 7.46160910772
Edition: Da Vinci Classics
Format: 1 Cd
Genre: Chamber
Instrumentation: Harp, Horn
Period: Contemporary
Sound Engineer: Massimo Marchese
AIRKA: Contemporary Music for Horn and Harp quantity
SKU: C00246 Category: Da Vinci Classics
Laura Di Monaco, Vittorio Schiavone
Bernard Andrès, Jan Koetsier, Jean-Michelle Damase, Jeanne Singer, Nicola Ferro
Harp, Horn
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There are several methods for classifying musical instruments. The most common, and probably the most "scientific", considers the means of sound production, creating families and tribes of instruments, in a fashion not entirely unalike that of zoology or botanic. A much less scientific method, however, could take into account the presence (or lack thereof) of extra-musical associations, also in consideration of the traditional iconography of the instruments.
If such a method should be employed, then the horn and the harp would certainly belong in the family of the "symbolic" instruments (whereas, for example, the piano would not). The horn is frequently associated, both visually and aurally, with hunting, and, by extension, with the woods, with nature, with earth, with the fecundity and the beauty of the created world. Should we indulge in visual imagery, we could say that the horn's colours are those of the autumnal forests, i.e. brown, maroon and dark red. By contrast, the harp has been portrayed on countless occasions as being embraced by heavenly (and sometimes even winged) musicians; it is symbolically associated with purity, otherworldliness, lightness; with both heaven and water, in its most transparent forms. Here too, we might venture to say that the harp's sound is frequently imagined as white, clear blue, or turquoise.
These are just images, of course, but they reveal something about the cultural association of these two instruments, which are, incidentally, among those with the longest history. The ancestors of the modern French horn are found in the animals' horns in which our own ancestors blowed, obtaining a penetrating and intense sound, which could be used for calls, for communications on the battlefield or while hunting; and the first stringed instruments were certainly closer to the harp than to the violin or the piano. Both instruments, moreover, have a long tradition as sacred instruments; both were found, for example, in the Jewish tradition, and both are cited in the Bible (for example in Psalm 150).
Notwithstanding this, the combination of these two instruments is very infrequent in the history of music; or, to be more precise, they are frequently employed as orchestra instruments, and their timbres have been frequently called to merge with each other (for example, and famously, in Brahms' Deutsches Requiem); however, it takes a certain amount of daring to couple them to the exclusion of other instruments. Theoretically, this duo is fascinating: the horn is a melodic instrument, with a warm and expressive tone, and the harp is an instrument frequently used with harmonic purposes, but also able to "sing" in turn. However, the practical problems are numerous, and mostly due to the very dissimilar intensity of their respective sounds, and to the dramatic difference in how these sounds propagate (the horn's timbre is as direct and penetrating as the harp's is mellow and diffusive).
Thus, there were not many composers who accepted this challenge, in the history of music; however, their best results (represented in this Da Vinci Classics publication) testify to the fascinating blend achieved by these two instruments, and to the enormous and varied potential of this "odd couple". To be sure, however, one needs to be deeply acquainted with the technical features of both instruments, in order to eschew the risks of their precarious balance and to exploit the resources they offer. It is not by chance, therefore, that most of the composers represented here were highly familiar with one or both of these two instruments.
Jean-Michel Damase (1928-2013), for example, was the son of one of the greatest female harp players of the time, i.e. Micheline Kahn. Damase studied the piano with Alfred Cortot in Paris, winning an impressive sequence of awards and concertizing extensively as a soloist. His mother had premiered many works by Fauré and Ravel; and Damase himself won a Grand Prix du Disque for his own recordings of Fauré's Nocturnes and Barcarolles, performed on the piano. Along with his career as a concert pianist, Damase was a celebrated composer, whose works were premiered, among others, by another of the most famous harpists of the twentieth century, the legendary Nicanor Zabaleta. His particular attention for the instrument played by his mother is observed in one of his most famous pieces, the Sonata for flute and harp, which has become one of the classics for that particular ensemble.
Damase's mother, Kahn, had been the harp teacher of another of the composers represented here, i.e. the French harpist and composer Bernard Andrès (*1941). Andrès had begun in turn his musical career as a pianist, though his talent for composition had precociously and rather spontaneously come to the surface; however, as his official biography says, "when he was 19 years old, Andrès discovered the harp", and his love for this instrument would never abandon him. After a brilliant career as a solo harpist and a teacher of international standing, Andrès is currently dedicating himself mainly to the composition of new works, which transmit his personal view of music and of his aesthetics.
The harp was a favourite instrument also for Jan Koetsier (1911-2006), who had been in turn a child prodigy; he had achieved international fame and success as a conductor (he had been a conductor-in-residence of the Concertgebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam) and as a teacher (including a Professorship at the Munich Hochschule für Musik). While many of his most famous works include the presence of the harp (for example the Introduction and Variations on the Vyšehrad Theme by Friedrich Smetana, op. 71, for harp and brass quintet), in his case it can be said that his main source of inspiration was represented by the sound of the brass instruments – including, of course, the horn.
The outsider, among these composer, is however Jeanne Singer (1924-2000), an American composer who was also famous for her love of Siamese cats (as a New York Times article reports, it was Singer "who has established the worldwide standard for Siamese used by judges, breeders and exhibitors"). She lived with as many as twenty-five cats, touring the world both for the performances of her works, and for meeting other cat-breeders. As a musician, she had been a child-prodigy in turn, showing her talent for composition at a very young age; she was also attracted by the "stage" in general (she had fancied herself becoming a movie star), and by the aesthetic ideal of beauty: "Cats are really not that far from music", she stated. "You have an esthetic ideal for music. You have this picture in your mind of a perfect Siamese cat, and then you try to mate cats together that will produce cats that will come near this esthetic ideal. Unlike music, though, in the cat you have a standard that describes how an ideal cat should look."
The same blend of poetry and irony found in her statements is also recognizable in her Suite recorded here, where the humour of Droll March intertwines with the archaic epos of Ballade and the sombre tones of Dark River, eventually finding a nonchalant respite in Five Olé.
Also the pieces by Andrès are full of intense emotions; they weave a fabric of narratives, each painting a different atmosphere of sounds and colours, and each telling a tale, with an immediacy which is not frequently found in other works written by contemporary composers.
Jan Koetsier's Sonata is, however, another exception which confirms the rule: here too we find a fully mastered tonal idiom, structuring wide phrasings and generous atmospheres. A very refined timbral research demonstrates the composer's awareness of the potential of both instruments, and also of how they can best interact. The three movements are rich in emotions, moods and character, and here again we can find the extremes of tenderness and of irony, and virtually all of the affections which lie between them.
Damase's Aspects, by contrast, are those whose harmonic language is perhaps most adventurous, and the influence of the great composers of the French school is clearly discernible. However, it is particularly interesting to observe the composer's skillful work on the development and juxtaposition of the motifs, which both recur on various occasions throughout the cycle, and are also imperceptibly elaborated and reshaped so as to bend themselves to a variety of musical and emotional situations.
Together with the fascinating sounds of Nicola Ferro's Airka, these works constitute a really fascinating and unusual itinerary which will not fail to enthrall the listeners; and, if their musical fantasy does not disdain symbolic suggestions, it is very likely that they will find themselves in an enchanted musical world, suspended between Mother Earth and the airy lightness of heaven.
Album Notes by Chiara Bertoglio
Laura Di Monaco studied with Roberta Alessandrini at the "G. Verdi" Conservatoire in Milan from which she graudated in 1997 and subsequently (in 2006) also from the "F. Bonporti" Conseravtoire " in Trento both with full marks. She continued her musical formation in France at the Antibes Conservatoire and in 1998 she won the gold medal at the Grand Prix Ville d'Antibes. In 1999, she returned to Milan and graduated from the Accademia della Filarmonica della Scala. Her studies continued with world renowned harpists and composers Elisabeth Fontan-Binoche, Susanna Mildonian, Judith Liber, Fabrice Pierre, David Watkins, and Bernard Andrès. Winner of numerous national and international competitions, such as the "Rovere d'oro" in S. Bartolomeo al Mare (1993) she broadcast a recital for Radio Vaticana after having been chosen as one of the 5 musicians for the "10 e Lode: Neo Diplomati in Passerella" series. Laura also won second prize at the prestigious concorso per arpa "V. Salvi" (2002). Laura is reagularly called upon to play as principal harp in the Orchestra Città Lirica (Pisa); Orchestra Filarmonica del Conservatorio "G. Verdi" (Milano), Orchestra Sinfonica del Piemonte, Orchestra G. Cantelli (Milano), Orchestra Sinfonica di Savona, I Pomeriggi Musicali (Milano), Orchestra Filarmonica "A. Toscanini" (Parma); Orchestra del Teatro "Carlo Felice" (Genova), Orchestra Filarmonica del Teatro di Bologna, and in the Orchestra dell'Arena di Verona. Both as soloist and in chamber groups, she has given concerts for important musical organisations amongst which the Associazione Musicale "Dino Ciani", Centro Culturale Antonianum, Società dei Concerti, Amici della Musica, Fondazione "Salieri". From 2005 to 2008 she was principal harp in the, Orchestra Giovanile "Luigi Cherubini", created and conducted by Riccardo Muti.
Vittorio Schiavone graduated in French Horn from the "F. Cilea" Conservatoire in Reggio Calabria and subsequently he continued his studies at the Accademia della Filarmonica della Scala. He auditioned and won the audition for the position of principal horn in the "Haydn" Orchestra of Bolzano and Trento (Fondazione Haydn), where he was invited to make his solo debut with the Mozart's Horn Concerto K. 447 and Britten's Serenade for Tenor, Horn, and Strings with the tenor Francesco Araiza. After four years, Vittorio decided it was time to spread his wings and left Bolzano to perform in numerous other orchestras as Teatro Massimo (Palermo), Arena (Verona). He won the audition at La Scala Theater (Milano), Royal Philarmonic Orchestra (London), and London Symphony Orchestra as guest principal horn, performing regularly with them since 2015. In 2012, for the RSI (Swiss Radio and Television) he played Schumann's Andante & Variations for 2 Pianos, 2 Cellos and Horn in B flat major, alongside Martha Argerich. In 2015/2016 season he was at the Royal Philharmonica Orchestra (London). In 2016, he received critical acclaim with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by François-Xavier Roth performing the Corno (Horn) Obbligato in Mahler's 5th Symphony. About him, Peter Reed wrote: "The Scherzo, [...] brilliantly played, with Vittorio Schiavone's magical horn obbligato delivered from his seated position..." (classicalsource.com)
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Combining passive and active underwater acoustics with video and laser optics to assess fish stocks
G. L. Thomas, Thomas Hahn, R. E. Thorne
Marine Ecosystems and Society
Today, fisheries research and management rely heavily upon the use of age-structured models to make deterministic estimates of the abundance of fish stocks. Scientists freely admit that these estimates are highly uncertain because they lack the means to measure the stock with precision to verify the predictions. Assessment of fish stocks with active acoustics has been practiced for nearly four decades but the method is still limited due to the difficulty in repeating the survey estimates and obtaining biological information on the acoustic targets. In Prince William Sound, Alaska, we have been making precise measures of the Pacific herring stock using quasi-continuous, underwater acoustics and discrete purse seines samples for over a decade to assess the level of uncertainty in the model predictions. Commercial purse seines are used to collect information on the identification and size of the individual fish targets, which are needed to convert the echo integration values into fish biomass. However, the net sampling for biological information is logistically difficult, expensive, and is discrete so it reduces the amount of survey coverage by the more continuous acoustic surveying. For these reasons, it is difficult to conduct net sampling on a level that provides a representative sample of the acoustic targets. We have had some success using underwater video cameras to identify the species of acoustic targets and others have combined of lasers with underwater video to measure the size of individual fish using SCUBA We are now combining lasers with the video and testing the use of downriggers as stealth, means of towing the sensors during acoustic surveys. If successful, this will eliminate the need for discrete sampling with nets on our acoustic surveys of Pacific herring.
https://doi.org/10.1109/OCEANS.2006.307069
OCEANS 2006 - Boston, MA, United States
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Underwater acoustics Engineering & Materials Science 70%
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Underwater cameras Engineering & Materials Science 14%
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Thomas, G. L., Hahn, T., & Thorne, R. E. (2006). Combining passive and active underwater acoustics with video and laser optics to assess fish stocks. In OCEANS 2006 [4099168] (OCEANS 2006). https://doi.org/10.1109/OCEANS.2006.307069
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Thomas, GL, Hahn, T & Thorne, RE 2006, Combining passive and active underwater acoustics with video and laser optics to assess fish stocks. in OCEANS 2006., 4099168, OCEANS 2006, OCEANS 2006, Boston, MA, United States, 9/18/06. https://doi.org/10.1109/OCEANS.2006.307069
Thomas GL, Hahn T, Thorne RE. Combining passive and active underwater acoustics with video and laser optics to assess fish stocks. In OCEANS 2006. 2006. 4099168. (OCEANS 2006). https://doi.org/10.1109/OCEANS.2006.307069
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Alice made me this sweet card at school today, after spending the morning crying over one that wasn't good enough. Also, I got a balloon.
Max made me two cards. And gave me an apple. He organized a birthday surprise for me this morning.
Sarah made me birthday brownies.
Not bad, birthday, not bad.
Sometimes Alice likes to pretend to be me by wearing my shoes.
Some of Max's LEGO creations.
I seem to recall my hair doing that when I was a kid.
Max and Alice show that ice what's what.
Today, Max described autumn as the time when the trees' hair falls out. So lovely!
One night it's castles, the next it's magic hats.
Like Max running past me down the hall, stopping, and then running back to give me a hug.
Or walking into Alice's school to pick her up and hearing her laughing from the other room.


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Brokerage sales decline in July
John Burnham, YachtWorld.com
July brokerage transactions in the United States were fewer in number, but much pricier than a year earlier.
A total of 2,871 boats were sold — 12 percent fewer than 3,257 in July of 2016 — but the transactions produced $380 million, an increase of $50 million, or 15 percent. These contrasting data were compiled based on YachtWorld member brokers' reports in SoldBoats, the brokers' proprietary database.
Powerboat and sailboat sales volumes were both lower by double-digit percentages for the month, as 2,407 powerboats and 464 sailboats changed hands. In July last year 2,735 powerboats and 522 sailboats were sold. The decline was 12 percent for powerboats and 11 percent for sailboats.
A slowdown in sales in the smaller-boat segments of the market was responsible for the volume disparity from one year to the next. Sales were off among boats from 36 to 45 feet, 26 to 35 feet, and under 26 feet by 12, 13 and 14 percent, respectively.
The volume of sales was higher across larger-boat segments, and notably, sales increased from 14 to 19 boats for boats 80 feet and larger; the total sales value in that category increased, as well, from $47 million to $98 million.
Despite the decline in sales volume through much of the brokerage market, average final prices increased in every category except boats from 56 to 79 feet.
As an example, among boats from 26 to 35 feet, a category in which sales fell 13 percent, from 1,255 boats to 1,090, the total value of sales declined 3 percent, from $73.6 million to $71.3 million, and the average price increased from $59,000 to $65,000.
Through the first seven months of the year U.S. sales volume was down 3 percent, with 18,011 boats sold, and the total value was up 11 percent, with $2.55 billion in sales.
A more detailed report summarizing recent U.S. brokerage sales will appear in the September issue of Soundings Trade Only.


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A small sample of the fantastic times we've had around the city in years past. Additional photos are available for parents and campers on a private site.
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Both boys have enjoyed the variety of activities they experience in camp—swimming, tennis, science, and camp sings—as well as the warm, safe, and happy environment. I love knowing that that they are exploring the very best the City has to offer, from the Empire State building to the Liberty Science Center. It's such a great way to re-discover their hometown.


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Michael Paris is one of the original founders of DCS Group and has over a decade of experience in the insolvency sector. He specialises in the certification and administration of Part IX Debt Agreements. Michael heads the Consulting and Processing arm of DCS Group and is a member of the Personal Insolvency Practitioners Association and the CEO Institute of Queensland.
Janice Paris is one of the original founders of DCS Group and has over a decade of experience in the insolvency sector. She specialises in the accounting and administration of Part IX Debt Agreements. Janice heads the finance arm of DCS Group including General Accounts, Client Support Services, Payroll and Accounts Receivable and Payable. Janice comes from a background of banking and natural medicine.
Suzanne joined DCS Group in early 2016 as the HR Manager. Tertiary qualified with 20 years HR and recruitment experience in financial services, professional services and manufacturing, Suzanne is passionate about building frameworks that enhance a high-performing workplace culture and improve employee engagement within the DCS Group. She works closely with the Management team to ensure the DCS Group's human resources policies and programs are highly effective, leading to great outcomes for both employees and clients alike.
Ben Paris joined DCS Group in 2006. He is an Accountant and Registered Debt Agreement Administrator whose area of expertise is marketing and project management. Ben heads the marketing division of DCS Group including PR, television and online. He currently sits on the board of the Personal Insolvency Practitioners Association.
Domenica McDonnell has been with DCS Group since 2008. Domenica is a Registered Debt Agreement Administrator whose areas of expertise are certification and process improvement. Domenica currently focuses on special projects. Domenica comes from a background of customer service and accounting.
Mark Slater manages the Information and Communications technology resources of DCS Group, heading a team of professional Developers and Systems Administration. Mark has been working with the company for over 8 years and has a long history of managing accounting systems and business processes. Mark is involved directly in the development of software used by the company staff.
Di Cranshaw joined DCS Group in 2011. Di is responsible for the team that performs all the discovery work and prepares all the legal documentation. Di comes from a background of banking and mortgage broking.
Sandra Gerhardt joined DCS Group in mid 2012. Sandra holds an Associate Diploma in Accounting and a Cert IV in Accounting. Sandra heads the general accounting division of DCS Group including dividend payments and debt agreement administration. Sandra has over 3 decades of experience in the finance sector.
Phil has a wealth of experience in financial service. From branch manager to data centre manager, as well as call centre management spanning over 22 years. He and his family moved to Brisbane in recent years to work in a couple of privately owned property & investment enterprises before joining DCS. Phil has a depth & breadth of management experience, strong values and enjoys working in a role where he can make a difference.


movies & island fun right in your own backyard!
Get into the island mood by wearing summer clothes - let the kids wear bathing suits if they want!
If you have any leis Hawaiian Lei around the house (those Hawaiian flower necklaces), put them on.
Use beach towels is you're doing to watch a movie, read a book together or as a place to have a picnic lunch.
What's an island day without some water fun! Head to a local pool for some water fun. If you don't have a pool available, try running through the sprinklers or if you have young kids, let them 'swim' in the bathtub!
Nim's Island is a fun movie about the adventures of a girl and her father, who live on an unknown island. It's based on a book (shown below) so consider doing a read-aloud with the kids.
Introduce your kids to one of the original 'island' tv shows,Gilligan's Island . No matter what your age, there's lots to laugh at with Gilligan, Ginger, the Skipper & Mary Anne!
The Little Island by Margaret Wise Brown explores the life of a little island. The Island of the Skog by Steven Kellogg tells the story of a group of mice who decide to leave the city and live on an island. My Little Island by Frane Lessac is a Reading Rainbow book and a beautiful story about an island that's home to a volcano.
Nim's Island by Wendy Orr is a must read before watching the movie by the same name. It's a very short chapter book.
The crew from the A to Z Mysteries series explores The Invisible Island - this is a great series for kids who enjoy mysteries that aren't too scary.
A classic, The Boxcar Children's Surprise Island by Gertrude Chandler Warner has the Alden kids finding all kinds of surprises on a island close to home.
Island of the Aunts by Eva Ibbotson is a GREAT fantasy read (kids who love "Harry Potter" will really enjoy this author) about a hidden island, magical creatures and kidnapped kids!
Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O'Dell is a survival tale about a 12-year-old girl who escapes hunters and is stranded alone on an island.
The first book in Gordon Korman's Island series (titled Shipwreck) tells of 6 kids who are stranded at sea and must work together. We're sure your kids will ask to read the next 2 books in the triology as soon as they finish this one!


The U.S. Air Force, acting on behalf of the French Air Force, awarded General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. a one-year, $26.7 million contract for logistics support for France's MQ-9 Reaper remotely piloted aircraft.
Work will be performed in Poway and will run through Dec. 31, 2019.
The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio awarded the contract on the foreign military sale. The Pentagon announced the deal on Dec. 4.
The French government expects to have a dozen such aircraft by the end of 2019, according to statement issued by GA-ASI in August.
GA-ASI is an affiliate of privately held General Atomics.


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Kishanganj (Bihar) [India], March 31 (ANI): Bihar RJD MLA Haji Subhan on Sunday referred Masood Azhar, chief of terrorist organisation Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeI), as 'Masood Sahab' in the presence of party leader Tejashwi Yadav.
Shamli Uttar Pradesh [India], Mar 29 (ANI): Congress candidate from Saharanpur Imran Masood on Friday lashed out at Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for calling him a relative of terrorist Masood Azhar.
New Delhi [India], Mar 28 (ANI): India on Thursday voiced its disappointment with Pakistan's response to the dossier shared with it following the Pulwama terror attack, slamming the nation for not sharing details of credible action - if taken.


Sony says that the Android 4.3 update is going to start rolling out next month for the Xperia Z, Xperia ZL, Xperia ZR, Xperia Tablet Z, Xperia SP, Xperia Z Ultra, and Xperia Z1. Confirming its previous plans, Sony is also going to be bumping the Xperia T, Xperia TX, and Xperia V from Android 4.1 directly to 4.3. This will also start next month. However, this comes with the caveat that not all markets and carriers will get the update at the same time.
As for Android 4.4, Sony has decided which phones will be in the first batch of updates – the Xperia Z, Xperia ZL, Xperia Tablet Z, Xperia Z Ultra, and Xperia Z1. Sony didn't have an estimate of when that update would happen, but it's probably not going to be terribly soon.


Named after Governor Lachlan Macquarie (1761–1824), Governor of New South Wales 1810–21.
Macquarie covers an area of approximately 4 374 sq km from the Hawkesbury and Nepean Rivers in the east the Blue Mountains City Council border in the west. The Wollemi and Yengo National Parks form the northern border and the Coxs River, Lake Burragorang and Warragamba River form the southern border. The Division encompasses the Blue Mountains City Council and Hawkesbury City Council areas. Suburbs and towns include: Blackheath, Blaxland, Bligh Park, Glenbrook, Katoomba, McGraths Hill, North Richmond, Pitt Town, Richmond, Springwood and Windsor.
Tourism, mixed farming, arts and crafts, horse breeding and training, printing and publishing, small manufacturing, higher education with the University of Western Sydney Richmond Campus. Macquarie is also home to the Glenbrook and Richmond RAAF bases.


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India Accounts for 45.8 Million of the World's 'Missing Females': UN Report
The Economic Times, India, 6/30/2020
As per a report by the United Nations, India accounts for 45.8 million of the world's 142.6 million 'missing females' over the past 50 years. The report further adds that the country along with China form the majority of such women globally. The State of World Population 2020 report released on June 30, 2020 by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the world organisation's sexual and reproductive health agency, said that the number of 'missing women' has more than doubled over the past 50 years. The report highlights that that preference for a male child manifested in sex selection has led to dramatic, long-term shifts in the proportions of women and men in the populations of some countries.
Most Victims of Dating Violence in Korea are Women: Police
The Korea Herald, Korea, 6/29/2020
As per the analysis of crime by Korea Women's Hot Line, at least one woman was killed or nearly killed by her male partner every 1.8 days in 2019. The figure excludes the crimes that were not covered by the media. Police said they are working closely with the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family to raise awareness of and encourage the reporting of gender based violence experienced by girls and women. Last year, police charged 9,858 people with crimes against their intimate partners, including murder, rape and stalking. Reportedly, the National Police Agency (NPA) is embarking on a two-month-long crackdown of intimate partner violence from July 1st - August 30th.
Egypt Court Jails Belly Dancer for 'Debauchery' in Social Media Crackdown
Deccan Herald, Egypt, 6/28/2020
Reportedly, an Egyptian belly-dancer, Sama el-Masry, was sentenced to three years in prison and fined 300,000 Egyptian pounds ($18,500) for allegedly inciting 'debauchery and immorality' as part of a crackdown on social media postings. El-Masry has denied the accusations and further added that the content was stolen from her phone and shared without her consent. In 2018, Egypt adopted a cybercrime law that grants the government full authority to censor the internet and exercise communication surveillance. Under this law, several women in the past have been accused of 'inciting debauchery'. Entessar el-Saeed, a women rights lawyer and head of the Cairo Center for Development and Law, said women are the only category targeted by the authorities according to this law.
UN Women, KP Ombudsperson Launch Toolkit to Eliminate Workplace Harassment
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ombudsperson for Protection against Harassment of Women at Workplace and UN Women have released a toolkit on 'Understanding Sexual Harassment, Legal Provisions, Roles of Duty Bearers and Right Holders'. The aim of both KP ombudsperson and UN Women is to work towards effective implementation of legislation by "strengthening existing mechanisms, raising awareness, producing knowledge products and enhancing the capacity of Ombudsperson Office" so that incidents of workplace harassment can be eliminated. According to a press statement by UN Women, the toolkit will train those tasked with investigating workplace harassment cases "on the law and redressal mechanisms for dispensation of justice to victims".
'India's Painful Shecession': The Virus has Made India's Devastating Gender Gap Even Worse
Women around the world have been hurt financially by the COVID -19 outbreak, but the situation in India is more precarious for them than almost anywhere else. For women in India already suffer from a wide gender gap in employment, wages and education. Sanjay Mathur, an economist with Australia and New Zealand Banking Group said, "Lockdown and social-distancing norms are likely to have an outsized impact on women. The concern is the economic impact will be felt across employment and well-being indicators over the coming years." The World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Index 2020 ranks India 112th of 153 countries in offering equal opportunities to women and men, and women often don't have the same access to health care and education as their male counterparts.


Over 700 cross-country skiers showed up to Whistler Olympic Park for the Coast Outdoors P'ayakenstut loppet on Saturday, Feb. 23.
The annual Coast Outdoors P'ayakenstut cross-country ski loppet, better known as the Payak, returned to Whistler Olympic Park on Saturday, Feb. 23, drawing record-breaking attendance numbers.
As chief of race Sherryl Yeager explained, 711 racers strapped on their skies for the event and 100 volunteers showed up to lend a helping hand.
"I thought the conditions were absolutely fantastic for the racers ... there was a lot of moisture in the snow and it didn't harden down the way it could have," she said.
The Payak featured a five-kilometre kids' mini race in addition to 15-km, 30-km and 50-km course options.
National team member Gareth Williams, 21, took the top spot in the men's marquee 50-km event, while Andrea Lee, 28, was the fastest woman, crossing the finish line in 2:54:36.
"We got some feedback a couple of years ago that people thought the 50K course was too easy, so we made it harder—I can tell you nobody was complaining on Saturday that it was too easy," Yeager said with a laugh.
Also new this year was the event's title sponsor, after Coast Outdoors took over from longtime sponsor Sigge's Sport Villa. Another new addition in 2019 was the presence of a film crew—part of organizers' efforts to grow the race even bigger, Yeager explained.
"It's super exciting to have an event this size in the Valley," she said. "Going forward, we really want to start growing this race to attract people from Alberta and the Pacific Northwest. This race, with our venue and location and our courses, has the potential to be an international-caliber destination race, and that's what we're really trying to have it become."
Currently, over 50 per cent are members of the five local clubs throughout the Sea to Sky Corridor and the North Shore.
View full results at https://zone4.ca/race/2019-02-23/327f562e/results/.


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Family seeks answers after police kill Austin man on his own porch
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — The family of an Austin, Texas, man is seeking answers after he was fatally shot by police last month on his front porch following a late-night emergency call by a neighbor.
Video and audio released Thursday show Austin police officers arrived Nov. 15, yelled "drop your gun," then fired at Rajan Moonesinghe, who was holding an AR-15-style weapon.
Officers were responding to a 911 call requesting police and mental health support because a man was holding a long gun outside in the residential neighborhood. The caller, who was not identified in the recording, said the man had approached him earlier in the day to ask if he had noticed anything suspicious in the area.
When officers arrived, Ring security camera footage released by police shows Moonesinghe had just fired two shots into his home.
Moments earlier, the security camera footage shows Moonesinghe speaking in the direction of his house while pointing the gun inside, but it is not clear why.
Body camera footage released by police shows officers running to the porch and attempting life-saving measures after shooting Moonesinghe.
Officers checked Moonesinghe's house and didn't find anyone inside, police said.
Officer Daniel Sanchez was identified by Austin police as the officer who fired at Moonesinghe. Sanchez, who has worked for the department for almost three years, was placed on administrative leave, police said
The Austin police Special Investigations Unit in conjunction with the Travis County District Attorney's Office is conducting a criminal probe. There also will be an Internal Affairs Unit administrative inquiry with oversight from the citizen-led Office of Police Oversight, police said.
Moonesinghe's older brother said in a statement that officers "shot first and asked questions later." Johann Moonesinghe said he wants city officials and the Travis County district attorney to hold the officer who killed his brother accountable.
"Otherwise, these senseless shootings will continue and more innocent people will be shot and killed by Austin police officers," Johann Moonesinghe said.
The Moonesinghe brothers founded inKind, an Austin-based business that says it helps restaurants access capital without traditional investment or loans.
El Khattary, a friend of the Moonesinghe brothers who lives five doors away, said Rajan Moonesinghe was concerned about crime in the area.
Khattary, who said a man once jumped his fence before fleeing, said he recently spoke with Moonesinghe about his safety concerns following a different criminal incident near the neighborhood.
"We were all on high alert," Khattary said. "I know he was concerned about that in previous conversations with him."
Khattary said the security video shows officers shot Moonesinghe without asking questions.
"This is not unusual for police around the country," Khattary said, adding he wanted officers to be held accountable if something was done wrong.
The police department declined to comment further beyond official statements.


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A Very English Christmas (2015)
performed by Ben Alden (tenor), Christopher Watson (tenor), Emilia Morton (soprano), Geoffrey Clapham (bass), Grace Davidson (soprano), Greg Skidmore (bass), Hannah Cooke (alto), James Holliday (bass), James Sherlock (organ), Joanna Forbes (soprano)
composed by Alec Redshaw, Arnold Bax, Christopher Robinson, John Gardner, Jonathan Lane, Paul Edwards, Peter Warlock, Philip Ledger, Philip Radcliffe, Richard Hickox, Richard Knight, Richard Lloyd, Simon Preston
This holiday season 2015 release lives up to its title, but it's a specific kind of Very English Christmas that's on offer here, and how you'll feel about it is likely to depend on your reaction toward the repertory as a whole. Signum bills the album as a collection of carols "old and new," but this is not the usual type of English Christmas album with Renaissance standards mixed in with big Romantic, English pieces and a few contemporary cathedral choir works. Instead you get the cathedral choir pieces exclusively, going ... Read More
This holiday season 2015 release lives up to its title, but it's a specific kind of Very English Christmas that's on offer here, and how you'll feel about it is likely to depend on your reaction toward the repertory as a whole. Signum bills the album as a collection of carols "old and new," but this is not the usual type of English Christmas album with Renaissance standards mixed in with big Romantic, English pieces and a few contemporary cathedral choir works. Instead you get the cathedral choir pieces exclusively, going back only as far as Peter Warlock (1894-1930), who influenced many of his 20th century successors in this style. The run of five sparse yet lively Warlock pieces in the middle of the program is the strongest thing here, and the nimble voices of Nigel Short's Tenebrae are ideal interpreters. Aside from these there are composers who are not household names outside of Britain, and perhaps even not outside British choral circles. An attractive feature of the program is that there are... Read Less
I Saw Three Ships Come Sailing In, for soprano, tenor, chorus & organ
There is No Rose, for chorus
Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day, for chorus, Op. 75/2
Love Came Down at Christmas, for chorus
Rejoice and be merry
The Birds, for soprano, chorus & organ
Benedicamus Domino, for double chorus
Adam Lay Ybounden
I Saw a Fair Maiden
Balulalow, for voice & piano
As Dew in Aprylle
Adam lay y-bounden
On Christmas Day, for soprano, chorus & organ
On Christmas Night
I Sing of a Maiden that is Makeless, for SAATB chorus
No Small Wonder
There is No Rose, song for chorus
Come Rock His Cradle, for baritone, chorus & organ
I Sing of a Maiden, song for chorus
Balulalow, for soprano, chorus, organ & percussion, Op. 109/2
Mary Walked Through a Wood of Thorn, for soprano, tenor & chorus
A Gallery Carol, for soprano, chorus, organ & percussion, Op. 109/4
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Alec Redshaw; Arnold Bax; Christopher Robinson; John Gardner; Jonathan Lane; Paul Edwards; Peter Warlock; Philip Ledger;... New.


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Yovan
As a well established Montreal household name DJ Yovan wasted no time upon his arrival in 1995 to create an original brand of mixes that have been his signature ever since. His creative artistry can be felt from the moment the first sounds make their way through the speakers and his impeccable musical dedication and attention to detail leave no doubt as to the talent that hides humbly behind the turntables. Having worked alongside such greats as Mark Knight, Benni Benassi, Funkerman, Cevin Fisher as well as house music legends such as the British music guru Pete Tong, Yovan never ceased to amaze in introducing a unique twist to every event. Yovan's debut single on KULT Records "Analemma (I Will Follow You)" is a progressive stomper starring the angelic vocals of Montreal based Lebanese singer Claire Hayek who belts out an amazing performance remixed to perfection by some of the most cutting edge up and coming international remixers. This year his latest creation titled "Outbreak" is set to be released on Monday May 24th. This release will mark the debut of Yovan's collaboration with talented producer Nick Avilla. Both the original release and a remix by Dj Conte (Serbia) will be available for download or purchase from Crystal Sound Records (Spain). The track is a progressive tech monster that creates a big room feeling from the first few beats. New releases are expected this year as the DJ will celebrate his 15th year behind the turntables. Throughout his career he was always there to entertain and musically educate with great mixes in some of the best clubs in Canada as well as Europe. He is a DJ whose nights should definitely be lived. Booking contact: mtlbeat@gmail.com Promos & remix requests: djyovan@gmail.com
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Yovan - 3 Ring Circus (Original Mix) (preview) by Yovan
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DJ Runo - Haxface (Yovan Remix) by Yovan
Twitch & Yovan - Not Tonight (dba rmx) on The Scumfrog's Glam Scum Radio by Yovan
Twitch, Yovan feat. Richy Farkas - Not Tonight (original mix) by Yovan
Yovan - Swingetta (Original Mix) by Yovan
Omar 'Cito' Perez - Kingdom Of Soul (Yovan's Deep Soul Remix) by Yovan
Yovan - Live @ L'Eclipse - 09.07.11 by Yovan
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Walter Schroeder (29 de diciembre de 1932-noviembre de 2022) fue un remero  alemán, que compitió con el equipo Unificado de Alemania en los  Juegos Olímpicos de Roma 1960 ganando una medalla de oro.

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Walter Schroeder inició su carrera en 1957, cuando fue junto con Manfred Rulffs Campeón de Alemania de remo en dos sin timonel. Poco después siguió cosechando éxitos deportivos en su país.

En 1960 se clasificó para los Juegos Olímpicos de Roma. En la regata olímpica ganó la final en un tiempo de 5 horas y 57 minutos, llegando 18 minutos antes que la embarcación de Canadá. Los nueve atletas que componían la tripulación fueron premiados como Mejor Equipo del Año.

Después de su carrera deportiva, Schroeder comenzó una carrera académica. Después de años como profesor y conferenciante en la Universidad de Hamburgo, recibió una cátedra en el Departamento de Deportes. Es el autor de publicaciones sobre la metodología y la historia de la en el remo. Junto con su antiguo compañero, el profesor de filosofía de Hans Lenk, Schroeder publicó en 1982 un libro titulado  Las fuentes pequeñas para el entrenamiento de remo.

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Remeros en los Juegos Olímpicos de Roma 1960
Medallistas olímpicos de oro del Equipo Alemán Unificado
Medallistas olímpicos de remo
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de Roma 1960