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Aviation safety regulations, instruments and other publications
Subordinate Australian aviation regulations and instruments and advisory material include:
Air Navigation Regulations 2016—which regulate a range of licence and approval conditions, on operators of international air services;
Civil Aviation Regulations 1988 (CAR) and Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998 (CASR)—which provide the general safety regulatory controls in relation to aviation activities. These regulations set out in some detail the safety standards that are required in relation to airworthiness of aircraft, licences and ratings of operating crew and maintenance personnel, air traffic control, rules of the air, dangerous goods and many other safety issues;
Air Services Regulations 1995—which set out the functions of Airservices in relation to the provision of air traffic services, rescue and fire fighting services and aeronautical information services;
Airspace Regulations 2007—which enable CASA to perform the functions and exercise the powers in connection with the administration and regulation of Australian administered airspace;
Transport Safety Investigation Regulations 2003—which prescribes the accidents, serious incidents and incidents that must be reported to ATSB, and related matters;
Civil Aviation Orders (CAOs)—which set out CASA's directions and instructions in matters of complex detail. They typically contain technical detail and requirements that complement the requirements set out in the relevant CAR regulations;
Airworthiness Directives (ADs)—which address unsafe conditions on aircraft and aeronautical equipment;
Australian Technical Standard Orders (ATSOs)—which contain minimum performance standards for specified articles (i.e. materials, parts, processes and appliances) used on civil aircraft; and
Manuals of Standards (MOS)—which comprise specifications (standards) made by CASA pursuant to the relevant CASR regulations, of uniform application, determined to be necessary for the safety of air navigation.
CASA also issues a range of publications which are advisory rather than legislative in their nature and effect, such as:
Civil Aviation Advisory Publications (CAAPs)—which provide guidance and information in a designated subject area, or show a method for complying with a related Civil Aviation Regulation. CAAPs should always be read in conjunction with the regulations;
Advisory Circulars (ACs)—which are intended to provide recommendations and guidance to illustrate a means (but not necessarily the only means) of complying with the CASR regulations. ACs may explain certain regulatory requirements by providing interpretive and explanatory material; and
Guidance Material e.g. Airworthiness Bulletins (AWBs)—which are made to inform the aviation industry, in a systematic way, of essential information not considered mandatory. The information contained in an AWB is for information only, and issued by CASA to disseminate information as quickly and as clearly as possible.
CASA also produces a number of procedural manuals, which provide guidance to CASA staff, delegates and authorised persons related to matters dealing with, amongst other things, the preparation, assessment and processing of applications for various certificates, authorisations, approvals, permissions and exemptions.
More about aviation safety regulations and associated guidance material can be found at: www.casa.gov.au/standard-page/regulations-and-policy
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Dead Codebreaker Was Linked to NSA Intercept Case
Kim Zetter
A top British codebreaker found mysteriously dead last week in his flat had worked with the NSA and British intelligence to intercept e-mail messages that helped convict would-be bombers in the U.K., according to a news report. Gareth Williams, 31, made repeated visits to the U.S. to meet with the National Security Agency and worked […]
A top British codebreaker found mysteriously dead last week in his flat had worked with the NSA and British intelligence to intercept e-mail messages that helped convict would-be bombers in the U.K., according to a news report.
Gareth Williams, 31, made repeated visits to the U.S. to meet with the National Security Agency and worked closely with British and U.S. spy agencies to intercept and examine communications that passed between an al Qaeda official in Pakistan and three men who were convicted last year of plotting to bomb transcontinental flights, according to the British paper the Mirror.
Williams, described by those who knew him as a "math genius," worked for the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) helping to break coded Taliban communications, among other things. He was just completing a year-long stint with MI6, Britain's secret intelligence service, when his body was found stuffed into a duffel bag in his bathtub. He'd been dead for at least a week. His mobile phone and a number of SIM cards were laid out on a table near the body, according to news reports. There were no signs of forced entry to the apartment and no signs of a struggle.
Initial news stories indicated Williams had been stabbed, but police have since disputed that information, noting that – other than being stuffed into a duffel bag – there were no obvious signs of foul play. A toxicology report is expected Tuesday.
Investigators say they haven't ruled out the possibility that the codebreaker was killed over something related to his work. Rumors that sexual bondage equipment was found in his apartment were also nixed by police, who said the rumors were untrue and they found no evidence yet to suggest that anything in Williams' personal life led to his death.
Williams, an avid cyclist, lived in an apartment in Pimlico in central London that was reportedly part of a network of flats registered to an offshore front company and rented out to GCHQ workers. He is believed to have returned from a trip abroad on August 11. He was last seen alive on August 15, eight days before his body was found.
Williams flew up to four times a year to the U.S. to the NSA's headquarters at Fort Meade HQ, according to the Mirror. His uncle, Michael Hughes, told the paper that Williams would mysteriously disappear for three or four weeks.
"The trips were very hush-hush," Hughes said. "They were so secret that I only recently found out about them - and we're a very close family. It had become part of his job in the past few years. His last trip out there was a few weeks ago, but he was regularly back and forth."
Williams was said to have worked with the NSA on e-mails intercepted between Abdullah Ahmed Ali and Assad Sarwar and Rashid Rauf, a British national in Pakistan who was allegedly director of European operations for al Qaeda. The e-mails, intercepted by the NSA in 2006, allegedly contained coded messages.
The NSA shared the e-mails with British prosecutors but wouldn't allow them to use the evidence in an early trial of the suspects out of fear of tipping off Rauf that he was under surveillance. It was only after Rauf was reportedly killed in a U.S. drone attack that the NSA allowed prosecutors to use the e-mails to convict the other suspects. It's never been known whether the NSA intercepted the messages overseas or siphoned them as they passed through internet nodes on U.S. soil as part of the NSA's controversial and unconstitutional warrantless wiretapping program.
An unidentified Western intelligence source told the Mirror that Williams' job would have had him participating in "crucial high-level meetings with American intelligence officers. His job would have been crucial to the security of the UK and our interests abroad - and also to America and Europe.
"Although not particularly high up the GCHQ ladder, the importance of his role should not be underestimated. The man was a mathematical genius."
His landlady, Jenny Elliott, told the Telegraph, "Occasionally you could hear tapes whirring from his flat, which must have been audio cassettes he used for work, but he never told me what they were."
NSA-Intercepted E-Mails Helped Convict Would-Be Bombers
Lawyers Who Won NSA Spy Case Demand $2.63 Million
Inside Operation Highlander: the NSA's Wiretapping of Americans
Stumbling Into a Spy Scandal
Kim Zetter is an award-winning, senior staff reporter at Wired covering cybercrime, privacy, and security. She is writing a book about Stuxnet, a digital weapon that was designed to sabotage Iran's nuclear program.
Senior Writer, Wired
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Q: bind the json value in ngmodel in angular 2 This is my json response. How can bind the rewards.rewardName value in [(ngModel)] in angular 2.
 [
  {
   "id": 18,
   "gname": "learning ramayanam",
   "goalCategory": "Education",
   "goalSubCategory": "short-term",
   "goalDesc": "good",
   "rowStatusCode": "D",
   "createID": "1",
   "createTS": null,
   "updateID": "Ram",
   "updateTS": null,
   "rewards": {
     "rewardID": 1,
     "rewardName": "Laptop"
   }
 ]

This is my code buddy how can i bind the value in ngModel
   ngOnInit() {
   this.route.params
        .forEach(params => {
            this.isEdition = !!params['id'];
            if (this.isEdition) {
               // this.getDocument(params['id']);
   this.itemPromise = this.http.get('http://localhost:8080/dy/get-goal?id='
    +
   params['id'])
   .map(res => res.json()).toPromise();

   this.itemPromise.then((item: any) =>  {
   console.log(item);
   var arr = JSON.parse(item);
   this.item = arr[0];
   return item;
   });

A: Parse your json to an object.
var obj = JSON.parse(json);

Then bind it to your element
[(ngModel)]="obj.rewards.rewardName"

A: I would suggest that you take a look at the official http tutorial. I would suggest you use either promises or observables. Seems you would like to use promises, so I'll set up that example for you. Also please consider using a service (like in the tutorial), that is recommended, but here I'll use your existing code:
// remove "this.itemPromise = " and just have the code below
this.http.get('http://localhost:8080/dy/get-goal?id=' + params['id'])
   .toPromise()
   .then(res => res.json())
   .then(data => {
      this.item = data[0];
   })

When this is done, there will be an undefined issue since this is asynchronous. Check this one: Cannot read property "totalPrice" of undefined
Two-way-binding, i.e [(ngModel)] doesn't support the safe navigation operator, so you'd want to split this to one-way-binding and ngModelChange:
<input [ngModel]="item?.rewards?.rewardName"
    (ngModelChange)="item?.rewards?.rewardName ? item.rewards.rewardName=$event : null" >

Props to this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/36016472/6294072
Here's a DEMO using service, which I suggest you do ;)

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Archive for 1970's southern rock music
THE OUTLAWS – THIS LEGENDARY BAND CURES MY SOUTHERN ROCK FIX
Posted in 1970's classic rock albums, 1970's classic rock bands, 1970's classic rock songs, 1970's classic rock vocalists, 1970's southern rock albums, 1970's southern rock music, 1970's classic rock music, 1970's rock music, 1970's southern rock bands, 1970's southern rock songs, 1980's classic rock bands, 1980's classic rock vocalists, 1980's southern rock music, 1980's classic rock music, 1980's classic rock songs, 1980's southern rock, 1990's southern rock music, classic rock, classic rock albums, classic rock bands, classic rock music, classic rock songs, classic rock vocalists, essential southern rock albums, metal odyssey, Music, old school southern rock music, rock music, southern rock, southern rock albums, southern rock music, southern rock music legends, southern rock songs, vintage southern rock albums, vintage southern rock bands with tags 1970's classic rock bands, 1970's southern rock music, 1970's classic rock music, 1970's southern rock bands, 1970's southern rock songs, 1980's southern rock music, 1980's classic rock music, 1980's southern rock bands, 1990's southern rock bands, classic rock, classic southern rock, green grass & high tides song, hughie thomasson guitarist & vocalist, metal odyssey, Music, rock music, southern rock albums, southern rock legends, southern rock music, southern rock songs, the outlaws, the outlaws southern rock band, the outlaws super hits album, there goes another love song on December 3, 2009 by Metal Odyssey
There are many moments I dive right into the Southern Rock genre. My wide array of favorite bands crosses over many Rock genres and I am all the better for it. (Metal will always be #1 for me, that will never change). The blue collar, American made and guitar enriched sound of Southern Rock, both past and present, just sticks to me like molasses. I honestly can't go very long, without nurturing the country boy side of me, with this ever important branch of American Rock and Roll. Aw heck, Southern Rock serves my city boy side just as well too. The Outlaws have been my recent listening choice to cure my Southern Rock fix. A classic of a band indeed are The Outlaws. Great songs and down to earth lyrics has this band written. The Outlaws may not be as heavy as Molly Hatchet or as popular as Lynyrd Skynyrd, still they managed to differentiate themselves amongst their peers by staying true to their own style. The Outlaws have their respectful place in Southern Rock history… Rock history too, for that matter.
The Outlaws, through their own songs, have never pretended to be anything but Southern Rock. I have always admired any band that never compromises their own genuine sound, The Outlaws are one of these bands. Does all this sound like I am overextending praise towards The Outlaws? In my opinion, no. Sure, all of the accolades you read here are from my personal standpoint, yet I would gamble to guess I am not alone in my viewpoint. I really enjoy the Southern Rock that The Outlaws have created, this goes all the way back to my teen years of the 1980's. Green Grass & High Tides, (from the 1975 debut album Outlaws), the almost ten minute Southern Rock epic, just sends me into a care free mood where things seem to feel alright. This is a song that encompasses the true energy, passion and sound of mid 1970's Southern Rock. I have always liked this song so much, it is like listening to a three minute song for me.
All of the most memorable and legendary songs from The Outlaws are from 1975 to 1980. Counting the Ghost Riders album from 1980, The Outlaws released three studio albums during the 1980's, while releasing Diablo Canyon in 1994. The main constant and founding member of The Outlaws, Hughie Thomasson on lead vocals and guitar, is a musician I have and always will appreciate tremendously. He penned Green Grass & High Tides, while co-writing There Goes Another Love Song, two of perhaps the most recognizable Southern Rock songs of the 1970's, both from such an important debut album. Hurry Sundown, (from the 1977 album Hurry Sundown) and (Ghost) Riders In The Sky, (from the 1980 album Ghost Riders) are two more unreal favorites of mine from The Outlaws.
I bought The Outlaws Super Hits recently, a greatest hits that spans their albums 1975 thru 1980. To have ten solid songs from The Outlaws, on one disc, is a recipe for Classic Southern Rock to the highest degree. This CD set me back just 5 dollars… fifty cents a song. Not to sound cliche here… that is priceless, especially when these songs from The Outlaws make me feel so darn good.
BLACKFOOT – "Highway Song" was there when I needed it
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Blackfoot has always been one of my favorite Southern Rock Bands, their songs and sound flat out Rock for me. The history of Blackfoot includes a long list of musicians, this is one band that has seen it's share of lineup changes over the years. My favorite years of Blackfoot Southern Rock were definitely 1979 through 1981. The Blackfoot albums released during those years were "Strikes", "Tomcattin'" and "Marauder". The CD "Blackfoot Greatest Hits", (pictured here), contains ten songs representing these three albums, which was at Walmart a couple of years ago… for five bucks I bought it without question. Admittedly, I do not own any other Blackfoot albums, so picking up a Greatest Hits of Blackfoot was essential sooner or later. I really get into this Blackfoot CD during the Spring through Autumn months… probably due to the fact I always equate Southern Rock to warmer weather. Go figure. The first track on this CD is "Highway Song", my favorite Blackfoot tune ever. This CD I played in my car recently, the timing of listening to "Highway Song", on this particular small road trip, could not have been any better, here is how it all unfolded…
My family wanted to go shopping, (for back to school clothes), at the very large mall… this is the big one, the biggest mall in the area where we live. It is not a problem at all for me to join them… this oversized shopping mecca has a Hot Topic, therefore I can have a store of interest to check out. We embarked on our mall trip at around 5:30 p.m. – rush hour on the highway. I have never been a huge fan of rush hour congestion on the roadway, especially the highway. I spent too many years, like millions of others, wasting away hours on end, inside of a car, due to the rush hour creep. Thank heaven for the inventive mind or minds that decided to put stereo systems into cars decades ago. Having a CD player in the car has become an accepted necessity for me, music can not just entertain during a rush hour debacle, it can get me through psychologically during a highway traffic jam. We sure enough, didn't even get onto the highway before realization set in… the traffic ahead of us was moving slower than we could walk. Step in "Highway Song", as this Blackfoot CD played, It finally hit me that this was the best song to have playing, while stuck in a sea of cars moving at 3 mph.
What should have been a fifteen minute trip down a straight highway became a forty minute stop and go. It appeared that there was no traffic accident, no highway construction, nor was there any debris in the roadway causing this delay, nope. The rush hour tie up seemed to be, in my Metal opinion, the one word that traffic reporters have used for many years now… phenomenon. You know, when traffic will slow down to a crawl for no apparent reason at all. It is like a domino affect, once the first car slows down, the rest in line have no choice but to follow suit. I have been involved in many, many, many, worse and longer rush hour scenarios throughout my life, this was definitely not the end of the world. Still, it was cool that the one CD I decided to listen to, even before our car reached the highway, was this Blackfoot Greatest Hits with "Highway Song" just getting started. What were the odds of this moment coming together? My listening to this song and the entire CD on our rush hour adventure to the mall, made the trip feel like the fifteen minutes it usually takes to get there. The bottom line is, Blackfoot and "Highway Song" made this rush hour jam easier to take.
38 Special "Rockin' Into The Night" – 1980 album keeps Rockin'
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Back in 1980, I was enthralled by 38 Special. That year, I went to the Caldor Department Store and bought the 45 rpm of the hit single – "Rockin' Into The Night". I was in eighth grade with not too much cash in my pocket, still I always held onto enough dough to buy my 45's. My parents were on an extremely fixed budget, therefore, I could not coax too many higher priced albums from them back then. That was fine, I was always grateful for what my parents could afford to give me. Besides, I more often than not, earned my records from doing yard work and cleaning up the house. That 38 Special 45 rpm was played by me continuously. "Rockin' Into The Night" was my song back in 1980, no one else's, (or so I thought). The truth of the day is, I did not buy the actual album "Rockin' Into The Night" until decades later. Man, what was I thinking? The 45 rpm I had from 1980 had been worn down from repeated play, eventually tossed away. Yet, as I write this post, this Classic Southern Hard Rock album, (really it is a CD now), is a permanent fixture in my music collection.
To call this album a gem is not adequate enough. "Rockin' Into The Night" is a Southern Hard Rock accomplishment that in my opinion, (excuse the clique'), stood the test of time. This is an album that did not even need to have a hit single, all nine songs are true Southern Rock, played hard, with a determined grit and emotion by 38 Special. The liner notes for this album says it all… "This One's For You Ronnie!". Ronnie Van Zant, the founder and lead singer for Lynyrd Skynyrd, had passed away in a plane crash, (on October 20, 1977) and 38 Special had dedicated this album to him. Donnie Van Zant is the younger brother of Ronnie, his vocals have always gone straight through me, especially on this album. I always sensed, no matter how many times I listen to this album, that Donnie sang with extra vigor and emotion in dedication to his brother. (This is my interpretation anyways). After all of these years… decades… I still come to the conclusion that "Rockin' Into The Night" Rocks just as bad ass as it did in 1980.
You would probably think that "Rockin' Into The Night" is my favorite song off of this album. Would it be a shock to admit to all, that it is not? After the years have gone by, well, "Turn It On" is actually my favorite track off of this album, with "Rockin' Into The Night" being a very close second. "Turn It On" just has that right beat that rivets me, the song is upbeat and true Southern Rock. The Southern Rock piano does have a substantial influence over me, especially when it is heard on "Turn It On". "Stone Cold Believer", "Take Me Through The Night" and "You Got The Deal" are for me, as consistent you will ever hear, when it comes to top tier Southern Hard Rock. "Robin Hood" is the instrumental song on this album, I do consider this song as a centerpiece, if you will, for it plays out as one of the finest examples of Southern Rock music as you could ever ask for. "Money Honey" is a song that I have hit the repeat button for without hesitation. This song is just a good old Southern Rocker that spills over with Southern Rock vibe and goodness.
I always like to write about the albums, songs and the bands that create them. I also write about the bands that have made my life memorable, both past and present. 38 Special is one of those bands that has instilled in me, the appreciation for both the quality of the song and quality of the musicianship. 38 Special introduced to me, in 1980, a song that has been with me now for the majority of my life. "Rockin' Into The Night" will be enjoyed by me for the rest of my years as well. My nine year old twin daughters have given their thumbs up to this album, this solidifies the importance of passing along great music, from legendary bands of the past, to younger generations to enjoy. It makes me feel darn cool and good, when my young twin daughters say they like 38 Special and their upbeat music.
Toy Caldwell and Andy's Tavern – reflecting on a great night of Southern Rock
Posted in 1970's classic rock songs, 1970's southern rock music, 1970's Rock, 1980's rock albums, 1980's southern rock music, 1990's southern rock music, classic rock, classic rock music, classic southern rock, live rock music, live southern rock music, rock music, southern rock music, southern rock music legends with tags 1970's southern rock music, 1970's rock music, 1980's southern rock music, 1990's southern rock music, andy's tavern terryville connecticut, classic rock, classic southern rock, heard it in a love song, live southern rock music, Music, southern rock, the marshall tucker band, the marshall tucker band heard it in a love song, the toy caldwell band, toy caldwell, toy caldwell 1993, toy caldwell guitarist, toy caldwell in concert, toy caldwell song writer, toy caldwell vocalist on July 8, 2009 by Metal Odyssey
For some reason or another, tonight I had the image of Toy Caldwell in my mind, playing guitar and singing his heart out with "Heard It In A Love Song"". I just could not seem to shake loose this image or song from my mind, therefore I decided to write about it here. I was very fortunate enough to see Toy Caldwell, live onstage, standing merely feet away from me. Toy Caldwell was touring at the time as a solo act… it did not matter, for Toy Caldwell was The Marshall Tucker Band, in my opinion. The year was 1993, the venue was Andy's Tavern, Toy Caldwell was jamming out song after song, just months, (if that), before his untimely passing away. Toy Caldwell was vintage that evening, his voice and guitar playing at that moment were bigger than life. I remember staring up at this large man, thinking to myself, this guy is a Southern Rock Legend and he is here… at Andy's Tavern in good old Terryville, Connecticut.
Man, what a great time everyone had at this show, all of us sandwiched together, with beer soaked work boots and the smell of all things foul in the air. That is what made Andy's Tavern so darn cool, it was a place where you could catch a famous national/world renowned band in an intimate, blue collar setting, without a sliver of anything upscale. This was a place where you checked in your troubles at the door, walked in, drank beer and had a good time. That's it. For Toy Caldwell to travel to Terryville, Connecticut and jam out for an evening with a bunch of local fans at such a small venue like Andy's Tavern, well, that sums up what type of person he was. Forget about stardom getting to Toy Caldwell's head, he had Southern Rock in his soul to share with everyone that evening. Toy Caldwell is that vocalist, that guitarist and song writer, that you talk about and say… they just don't make them like that anymore.
What made that evening extra special was the fact, (based on my recollection and interpretation), that Toy Caldwell gave off every hint that he wanted to be there that night and was enjoying himself as much as the fans were. Toy Caldwell's voice and guitar exemplified just how comfortable he was with all of us at Andy's Tavern that night. As I look back on it now, Toy was truly in his own backyard at Andy's Tavern. My wife to be was with me that evening, I had won tickets to this show from a local radio station. We both look back on that great night of Southern Rock, courtesy of Toy Caldwell and his band, our memories only grow more fonder.


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Q: Some Mp3 Audio Files are not playing When Playing mp3 Audio Files some songs are playing successfully but some songs are not playing.When decoding audio file  getting error like No Data found when processing input.
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In the past six years, some 25,000 medical articles have been published about this critical antioxidant. It is one of the hottest research topics for many doctors and scientists today. "The application of glutathione is all the rage in the alternative health circles these days, and that's been growing over the last five to 10 years," says Scott Jamison, NMD. Specializing in Family Medicine in Tucson, he has practiced naturopathic medicine for over 20 years.
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== Update links to Glitter Berries ==
Glitter Berries has just been updated one final time and moved to a free hosting site. The URL for the site has changed to http://glitterberries.freehostia.com. I just wanted to let everyone know of the change, because many of the pages on the wiki contain links to the site, and they'll all need to be updated. I've fixed a few of them already, but there's no way I can get them all. If anyone is willing to help out in that area, that would be great. Also, the link to Glitter Berries on the main page will need to be changed, and I don't have privileges to do so. Thanks!
Glitter Berries has just been updated one final time and moved to a free hosting site. The URL for the site has changed to http://glitterberries.freehostia.com. I just wanted to let everyone know of the change, because many of the pages on the wiki contain links to the site, and they'll all need to be updated. I've fixed a few of them already, but there's no way I can get them all. If anyone is willing to help out in that area, that would be great. Also, the link to Glitter Berries on the main page will need to be changed, and I don't have privileges to do so. Thanks! --[[User:Kem|Kem]] 17:09, 25 October 2007 (EDT)
Rectified a Bad Example
Staren and I both set a bad example on the main page by putting some general chitchat about the project there under News, I'm correcting this bad example by moving it here, which is more suitable and presentable. I have also taken the oportunity to clean up the main page while I was at it ;). Vlad 02:29, 8 April 2007 (EDT)
Originally Under News on the Main Page
I think the meta-categories are fairly self explanatory, we want all categories to be sub-categories to those four. Vlad 21:58, 6 April 2007 (EDT)
I'm adding a category [[Category: Fan Community Figures]] for people who are known for their service to fandom, for example, James Bowman for his Daria Fandom Blog. People who are also writers or artists who have done community support work should go here as well. Examples: Kemical Reaction, for her maintaining Glitterberries, Michelle Klein-Haas, Martin Pollard, etc.
Again, I hope this is useful and isn't in conflict with anyone else's plans or ideas. Scissors
Category links for characters should use sort keys so the characters appear on the category pages in order by their last name, while displaying their name on the category page as FirstName LastName. For example, the category link for Michael Fulton would be [[Category: Fanfiction Characters|Fulton, Michael]]. This appears to be the standard for Wikipedia category pages; see, for example, the Wikipedia page for American composers.
CINCGREEN had an extended Wiki version of his Daria Encyclopedia on-line once, but it was taken down due to...'reasons' as Ms. Li would say. I believe there is a backup somewhere, and I'll try to get it back on line somewhere. For stuff not covered at Outpost Daria, I think it's the definitive resource.
I hope this is useful and isn't in conflict with anyone else's plans or ideas. Scissors
Richard Lobinske might have the Wiki backup. CINCGREEN 21:46, 6 April 2007 (EDT)
I'm looking for it. If CINCGREEN remembers the file name, it would help. RLobinske 8 April 2007
I have not located the file, I'm afraid it may have been lost in a hard drive failure last year, since I have not located it on any of the backups from that time. RLobinske 18 May 2007
If CINCGREEN gives his permission and blessing, I'll try to rebuild the Daria Encyclopedia 0.0 as a Wiki. --FrankSinisterra 10:27, 12 April 2007 (EDT)
I added a section detailing my proposal for Categories and organizing them to my user page, there is also the starting stub for a Guidelines proposal, which I will add to early next week. Vlad 04:32, 6 April 2007 (EDT)
Many thanks to Vlad for the very well done start to the Daria entry.
I have specificly begun porting over the articles on the canon characters from Wikipedia, as mentioned on the canon characters category talk page. Vlad 17:13, 3 April 2007 (EDT)
I have added Category:Stubs and Template:Stub for marking those canon character articles that really do need expanding as I port them in, as many of the significant characters have very little info. Vlad 20:12, 4 April 2007 (EDT)
Thanks to Staren for porting over Jane Lane and Jake Morgendorffer after I left last night. Vlad 20:16, 4 April 2007 (EDT)
Update links to Glitter Berries
Glitter Berries has just been updated one final time and moved to a free hosting site. The URL for the site has changed to http://glitterberries.freehostia.com. I just wanted to let everyone know of the change, because many of the pages on the wiki contain links to the site, and they'll all need to be updated. I've fixed a few of them already, but there's no way I can get them all. If anyone is willing to help out in that area, that would be great. Also, the link to Glitter Berries on the main page will need to be changed, and I don't have privileges to do so. Thanks! --Kem 17:09, 25 October 2007 (EDT)
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Caroline Norton Quotes
"Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton" was an English feminist, social reformer, and author of the early and mid-nineteenth century. Caroline left her husband in 1836, following which her husband sued her close friend William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne/Lord Melbourne, the then British Whig Party/Whig Prime Minister, for criminal conversation. The jury threw out the claim, but Caroline was unable to obtain a divorce and was denied access to her three sons. Caroline's intense campaigning led to the passing of the Custody of Infants Act 1839, the Matrimonial Causes Act 1857 and the Married Women's Property Act 1870. Caroline modelled for the fresco of Justice in the House of Lords by Daniel Maclise, who chose her because she was seen by many as a famous victim of injustice.
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A soldier of the Legion lay dying in Algiers, There was a lack of woman's nursing, there was dearth of woman's tears; But a comrade stood beside him, while his lifeblood ebbed away.
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All our calm is in that balm - Not lost but gone before.
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Hawkes Bay Regional Council told to stop breaking promises on stock feedlots
Missing in Action – what's Hawke's Bay Regional Council doing about feedlots?
Hawke's Bay Regional Council is being told to "lift its game" and stop breaking the promises it has made to crackdown on the region's stock feedlots.
The council is now being taken to court by a Hawke's Bay businessman for failing to regulate feedlots which he believes are polluting the district.
Fish and Game says the council could have avoided legal action if it had fulfilled its 2016 promise to tackle the issue.
Fish and Game New Zealand's chief executive Martin Taylor says instead, the council has broken its promises.
Hawke's Bay feedlot by Tukituki River and Papanui Stream
"The council promised in 2016 to act, saying the council could no longer tolerate such practices. Despite the promises, by all appearances nothing has changed," Mr Taylor says.
"Fish and Game publicly congratulated him for making that promise after it was revealed his region's feedlots did not comply with the rules.
"At the time, the council said the farmers responsible were driven by greed and had made it look like idiots. Nothing has changed and his council still looks that way because of its failure to act."
Martin Taylor says feedlots are a major concern.
"The way feedlots are being operated is environmentally unacceptable – the sediment and effluent runoff is damaging the environment, let alone the animal welfare issues feedlot operations raise," Mr Taylor says.
"Hawke's Bay Regional Council needs to start properly enforcing its own rules when it comes to feedlots and reassure people that their ability to swim, fish and gather food from their local rivers and streams is being protected," Mr Taylor says.
"Kiwis want swimmable waterways and a cleaner environment. They have every right to be fed up with such blatant abuse and broken promises by those who are meant to enforce the rules."
https://www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/324359/calls-for-tighter-control-over-use-of-feedlots
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https://www.nzherald.co.nz/the-country/news/article.cfm?c_id=16&objectid=11759337
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Not sure about that, but definitely one year older. 38.
Not in a bad way. I've never worried about getting older - I am grateful for everything that has happened to me up to this point in my life that has led me to where I am now. And I certainly wouldn't wish myself back to my 20's. Not my best decade for a variety of reasons.
I just never pictured myself at this age.
I remember my mom turning 38. That's a weird thing to remember. To be aware of how old your parents are, and how old I was when she turned that age. My kids won't remember me turning 38.
Does he really have to go for the entire day? I love our afternoons together when L is asleep. We get to read and play and swim and work on our computers together.
I've been really weepy today.
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'Cats' Doherty silences Blue Devils
John Ballou
GARDNER — After using three pitchers to complete its marathon 12-inning loss at Quabbin on Wednesday, the Gardner High baseball team needed a lengthy outing from one of its seldom used pitchers on Thursday.
MURDOCK 1
It took two tries, but the Wildcats got what they were looking for.
In the starting lineup as Gardner's designated hitter, Matt Doherty found himself on the mound in the second inning following an early departure due to injury to left-handed starter Drew Boutell. Inheriting a full count, Doherty's first pitch slid out of the strike zone for a ball and a walk to Murdock's Sam Drake.
Drake, who stole second, was stranded there in scoring position, however, as Doherty struck out the side, the start of six highly efficient innings of no-hit relief in the Wildcats' 8-1 victory over the Blue Devils at Stone Field in Gardner.
Mixing an occasional fastball with a sweeping slurve of a breaking ball, Doherty struck out five, walked three and hit a batter but did not surrender a hit to Murdock while showing an ability to field his position. The right-hander had two assists on the day, the second of which started a game-ending 1-6-3 double play in the seventh.
Doherty needed just 59 pitches to complete six innings and earn the victory in relief while providing some much needed relief to the Wildcats' beleaguered pitching staff.
"We needed to go deeper into our pitching staff and they stepped up. Matt pitched a great game," said Gardner head coach Gregg Picucci. "He's got that junk crap that he throws. I don't know what it is and I don't ask, but he did a nice job and it was nice to see him be successful."
Murdock (1-5) had just one hit, but it was a memorable one. Leading off the second inning against Boutell, Blue Devils designated hitter Logan Knight crushed a 3-1 offering onto the hill in left field for a solo home run which cut the visitors' deficit to 2-1.
"I've been waiting for that all year. That was a heck of a hit. He crushed that and that's what he's been doing in the cage," said Murdock head coach Bob Polcari. "Other than that, though, we're not making a lot of contact with authority and we're not stringing any hits together. We're just not making the adjustments at the plate that we need to make. We like to pull everything — we're good at that — but you've got to be able to make those adjustments. We've got to put the ball in play more and put more runs on the board because we can't put it all on the pitching and defense."
Picucci couldn't remember the last time a fly ball had landed on the hill for a home run. The Stone Field ground rules state if a ball lands in the outfield and bounces or rolls onto the hill the batter is awarded a ground-rule double.
"It's been a while. It's been a couple years easy," said the longtime coach. "It was hit pretty well. Whether it was at the base of the hill doesn't matter. In the old days, if that fence was up, it would have cleared it anyways."
Five pitches later, after Boutell had fallen behind Drake by a 3-2 count, Picucci was standing on the mound having taken the ball from his southpaw starter, who was clutching at his left elbow as he walked off the field.
"I don't know if that has happened before. He might be day-to-day, I don't know. He says he's done it before, but I don't remember. Drew did what he could do. I mean, he didn't ask to get hurt," Picucci said. "I didn't know Matt was going to go as far as he did because I didn't know the other guy was going to get hurt. But they rallied behind him."
The Wildcats (3-4) provided their relief pitcher with plenty of support as the home team scored three runs on five straight hits in the fourth inning. Zach Valliere got it started by beating out a one-out, infield single for his third hit in as many at-bats and, after stealing second, he scored on Shane Lindemuth's single to center.
Klark Johnson followed with a ground ball single under the glove of diving Murdock first baseman Jared Nelson, sending Lindemuth to third. With runners on the corners, Tyler Comeau hit a pop-up which dropped just inside the right field foul line behind first base to score Lindemuth. Comeau, who took second on the Blue Devils' throw to the plate, later scored on Evan Schoonover's RBI double to left to give Gardner a 5-1 lead.
Doherty helped his own cause in the sixth. After a single by Lindemuth, an error which allowed Johnson to reach and a sacrifice fly to right field off the bat of Comeau produced a run, Doherty ripped a base hit past the Murdock third baseman for two more runs and an 8-1 cushion.
A leadoff walk and a dropped fly ball in center field added some excitement to the Murdock half of the seventh, but Dakota Girard was forced out at second on the error which allowed Alex Marshall to reach safely and Doherty erased the base runner anyway by starting the game-ending double play on the chopper hit back to the mound by Guerin Lovett.
One afternoon after it struggled mightily to execute Picucci's brand of small ball, Gardner did all the little things right on Thursday. The 'Cats quickly manufactured a run in the first inning when Valliere singled up the middle, stole second, advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt by Lindemuth and scored on Johnson's ground ball single to center. A pair of Murdock fielding errors loaded the bases for Gardner and the Wildcats took a 2-0 lead when Doherty reached on a fielder's choice groundout to short which drove in Johnson.
"We just saw the exact same people, same everything, but a completely different team. We were in the game and they made the plays," said Picucci. "We hit when we could, we bunted when we were supposed to and we executed the little things that we weren't executing (Wednesday). Tomorrow is another day, but today it was good."
Both teams are back in action on Friday afternoon as Murdock travels to Maynard for a Mid-Wach E League game and Gardner hosts North Middlesex in a Mid-Wach C League contest.


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The Internet's favourite Indian Originals that returned with season 2
The demand and popularity of OTT Shows are increasing by the day. The diverse range of content available and an anytime easy access to digital platforms, make OTT shows a household name and a common topic of discussion, especially amongst the millennials and Gen Z. Audience are wanting more and hence the makers of web series are coming up with season 2, post the success of season 1.
Here's presenting five Indian Web Series whose second season, the audience is keen to binge watch!
Life Sahi Hai Season 2.
A sitcom around the lives of four guys who have moved to Delhi to live independently for the first time. Life Sahi Hai by Luv Films is quite famous amongst the masses. While dealing with bosses, girlfriends and with each other, these guys end up in such challenging situations, which only they are capable of landing themselves in. Despite the troubles in life, they always believe 'Life Sahi Hai'. The fun continues with season 2 on a journey on self-discovery. Tune into ZEE 5 to know what's ahead for the boys
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Little Things Season 2
Little Things is Netflix's take on modern day relationships. Kavya and Dhruv (Played by Mithila Palkar and Sehgal) made their way to be the internet's favourite couple. This show connected with the audience as the lead pair can be seen trying to have a work life balance while maintaining their love for one another. Season 2 of this show is available on Netflix and is a must on your list of shows to binge watch!
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It's Not That Simple Season 2
Back on viewers demand season 2 of It's not that Simple is a bouquet of relationships of several characters that are linked to Meera's life (Swara Bhasker) and their quest to find harmony in their lives after going through the utmost unusual conflicts in their relationships.
Season 2, addresses various real-life situations such as gender bias at work, single parenting, bisexuality etc. Mira emerges as a vulnerable woman who has hidden strengths and is empowered by a friend. Power packed performances of the cast featuring Swara Bhaskar ,Purabh Kholi and Sumeet Vyas makes the web series a must watch on Voot!
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Expectations of the second season are always high and we are certain that these shows are here to surpass expectations with their fine content and power packed performances by the lead cast.
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Musala in southwestern Bulgaria is the highest peak in the Balkans with an elevation of 9,596 feet above sea level.
Musula Mountain is the highest point in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria, officially the Republic of Bulgaria is a country in southeastern Europe bordered by Romania, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, Turkey, and the Black Sea covering an area of 42,855 square miles. It occupies a portion of the eastern Balkan peninsula with the most notable topographical features are the Danubian Plain, the Balkan Mountains, the Thracian Plain, and the Rhodope Mountains. Bulgaria is one of the countries with the highest biodiversity in Europe with 35% of its land area covered with forests with 3,800 species of flora present. There are scores of fungi and growing populations of animals.
Mount Musala is the highest peak in the entire Balkan Peninsula with an elevation of 9,596 feet in Eastern Europe between the Alps and Caucasus region. The peak is the coldest place in Bulgaria and Balkan Peninsula due to its alpine climate with long cold winters snow cover that lasts for up to 9 months. Short cool summers last only two months and hold the possibility of snowfall.
Mount Vihren, located in the northern part of Pirin, is the second highest summit in Bulgaria and the third highest in Balkan Peninsula after Musala and Mount Olympus. It has an elevation of 9,560 feet and can be reached through Vihren chalet, Banderitsa chalet, or across the ridge Koncheto. Several Pirin's lakes are located around the peak, as is Europe's southernmost glacial mass, the Snezhnika glacielet.
Mount Kutelo is located in Pirin, Bulgaria with an elevation of 9,540 feet above sea level. It is 2nd highest peak of Pirin and 5th highest peak of Balkan Peninsula. The peaks Kutelo and Vihren create beautiful mountain scenery of Pirin National Park and are separated by Saddle which is placed below eastern side of Kutelo and western side of Vihren. Kutelo has two peaks, Kutelo I and Kutelo II which are connected by a ridge called Koncheto Ridge.
Mount Malka Musala is the second highest peak of Rila and fourth highest of Bulgaria with an elevation of 9,520 feet above sea level. It is also one of six summits of the Balkan Peninsula that are higher than 9,500 feet and is located is in Musala's north-eastern ridge, between the highest Balkan mountain itself and Ireček. Several hikers visit the every sunny summer day through the well-maintained trail, not many of them venture to climb the rocky ridges.
The Bansky Suchodol is located in the Pirin Range in Sofia, Bulgaria and is ranked as the second highest mountain in Sofiya and the third highest mountain in Bulgaria with an elevation of 9,461 feet above sea level. It is found near various peaks like Vikhren, Todorinvrukh, Dautov Vrukh, Sinanitsa, and Pirin.


When it comes to reproducing an audio signal, your speakers are the most important component in the food chain. You could have the best source unit and amplifiers known to man, but if your speakers are mediocre, then the listening experience will suffer. That said, the world of car audio has changed over the years. With all of the changes in new cars lately, a question that often comes up is "Will upgrading my speakers make my stereo sound better?".
Factory speakers are built to fit a budget.
Spurred by the efforts of companies like Harman and Bose, factory audio systems sound better than ever. Does that mean they sound great? Not necessarily. OEM audio systems have amazing technologies and elaborate tuning, but they are often missing a crucial component – excellent speakers. Why go to all that trouble and not use the best speakers possible? In most cases, the answer is cost. Building an inexpensive speaker may cost $20 or $30. Building one that is "really good" can cost more than 10 times as much, and it goes up from there. These prices don't include packaging, shipping, marketing, training or warranty costs. When you consider that most cars with premium sound systems have somewhere between 12 and 20 speakers, with a few having more than 30, implementing truly excellent speakers would have a dramatic effect on the final cost of the vehicle.
How About Just Upgrading My Speakers?
If you had a high-end, two-channel home audio system, upgrading your speakers would be one of the easiest ways to improve the clarity, detail and accuracy of your audio system. If you have a simple stereo system in your car, the same philosophy holds true.
There is a problem, though. More and more factory audio systems, even systems without elaborate amplifiers, include signal processing to make the inexpensive speakers they use sound better. Let's look at an example.
Chrysler is well known for its use of a woofer in the front door of its vehicles and a small midrange driver on the dash. In most applications, this midrange driver has no tweeter. The amplifier in the car or truck is tuned to increase the high-frequency information sent to that speaker. The result is that you hear high-frequency content in a relatively good balance with the midrange information.
Let's say we upgrade those dash speakers with a good quality midrange speaker with a coaxial tweeter. The high-frequency signal boost from the amplifier or source unit now results in far too much treble information in the system. Yes, we upgraded the speakers, but now the system sounds worse. In fact, it may be unlistenable.
The same issue exists with any speaker we want to upgrade. Adding a subwoofer, better door speakers or new speakers in the back of the car can all result in a system that doesn't sound as good as the factory system. Every speaker has different efficiencies, frequency response characteristics and frequency limits. Assuming you can swap one for another will lead to problems.
How Do We Upgrade Our Sound Systems?
Without getting into the complexities of sound systems with upmixers and other elaborate processing, the simplest method of upgrading is to include a digital signal processor and amplifier into the system. Here's how this works.
Your mobile electronics retailer will install a digital signal processor, a new amplifier and your new speakers. He or she can then measure the output of each new speaker using a real-time analyzer and adjust the processor it so that it produces smooth and natural frequency response. The process should take just an hour or two, but it results in a significant improvement how the system sounds. Proper tuning is as important as the choice of speakers and their installation.
With most DSP units on the market, the tuning process can improve the frequency response of the system – and where the sound comes from. Ensuring that both left and right speakers sound the same at the listening position is crucial to creating the feeling that your music is coming from a soundstage right in front of you.
Your speakers are not the only part of your vehicle that has become more complicated to upgrade. Decades ago, a set of headers and a large diameter, free-flowing exhaust could unleash a noticeable increase in performance. Your mechanic could fine-tune a carburetor to increase engine performance based on the efficiency improvements you chose.
With modern computer-controlled engine management systems, you can't change anything. If you decide to modify the intake or exhaust, the computer may not like the changes and turn on a Check Engine light. The solution? A programmer can be purchased to recalibrate the engine management system for the modifications you have made. Do you see the parallels?
The answer to the question of whether upgrading your speakers will make your stereo sound better is a resounding yes. But the overall system design needs to be taken into consideration for the upgrade to be successful.
If you're on the fence about upgrading your audio system, drop into your local mobile electronics retailer and listen to their demo vehicle or a set of high-end speakers on their display board. Ask if they can demonstrate how digital signal processing can improve the performance of a mobile sound system. Once you've heard how amazing a well-installed and properly tuned car stereo can sound, we think you'll be hooked.


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Black Women's Equal Pay Day: Black Women Only Earn 61 Cents for Every Dollar Earned by White Men
By Daniel Moritz-Rabson On 8/22/19 at 12:01 AM EDT
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After working all of 2018 and through much of August of 2019, on Thursday, black women finally earned as much as their white, male counterparts did in the 2018 calendar year. With black women who work full-time earning just $0.61 for every dollar made by white men, black women must work almost 20 months to receive the same amount that non-Hispanic white men do over 12 months.
Over a 40-year career, that means that black women make $946,120 less than white men, according to the National Women's Law Center. Black women's equal pay day, which fell on August 22 this year, emphasizes the racial and gender disparities in U.S. worker pay.
"As experts have noted, it is important to understand that this race-gender wage gap consists of more than simply adding the separate numbers associated with each gap. Rather, it reflects a unique effect that results from how the combination of race and gender are perceived together," Jocelyn Frye, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, wrote in a piece published on Thursday.
In some states, the pay gap for black women is even larger than $0.61 for every $1 made by white non-Hispanic men. For example, in Louisiana, the wage gap for black women working full time is as much as $0.48 for every dollar earned by white male counterparts, according to the National Partnership for Women & Families.
A standard 1040 form (online version) with some analog cash from a piggy bank. Over a 40-year career, that means that black women make $946,120 less than white men, according to the National Women's Law Center. Will & Deni McIntyre/Contributor/ Getty Images
When controlling for factors such as education and experience, which can affect pay, U.S. women make $0.98 for every dollar a man makes.
But when the total median for each gender is compared without taking into account such controls, women make just $0.79 for every $1 earned by men. Some industries have wider pay gaps. Women in finance and insurance have the largest uncontrolled pay gap among all industries surveyed by PayScale. Women who work in the arts experience the smallest gender pay gap.
But these figures obscure disparities across race. Asian women have the smallest uncontrolled gender pay gap, earning $0.93 for every $1 earned by white men. White women earn $0.80 for every dollar white men earn. But black, Hispanic and American Indian and Alaskan Native women make just $0.74 for every dollar earned by white males, according to PayScale.
In addition to earning less than men, women of color face a stark opportunity gap and have significantly lower chances of progressing to elevated leadership positions than white men. Women of color are also less likely to progress to higher-level positions than white women.
The graphic below, provided by Statista, illustrates the gender pay gap for different races and ethnicities in the U.S.
Gender pay gap by race and ethnicity in the U.S. Statista
This article was updated to include an infographic.
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We continued our study of Christ-like attributes last Monday night with the topic of charity, the pure love of Christ. Elder Reed taught a great lesson using scriptures, quotes from our prophets, and an activity using a visual of a tree with green and yellow leaves. There were interesting and insightful comments by those present, and we all felt the Spirit that night.
After the lesson we had a game of Bonko, and this got everyone sharing some laughter together and furthering the feeling of "family" between all of us. These are great times together with members and investigators.
On the green leaves of the tree we wrote ways the Lord has shown His love to us personally. The yellow leaves were ways we can share that love with those around us, and we were challenged to put into action the things we wrote on these leaves. The words on the board are words which show God's love for us.


Padova is in the North East of Italy between several of the most famous cities in Italy, all UNESCO world heritage sites. It is situated about 30 km southwest of Venice, about 30 km east of Vicenza, the city of Palladio, and about 80 km east of Verona, the city of Romeo and Juliet and the open air opera festival in the Roman Arena. About 80 km south of Padova lies Ferrara, famous for its medieval castle, about 120 km south Bologna with the oldest university in the Western World and about 250 km south the famous city of Florence. All these cities can easily be reached from Padova by train.
Padova train station is a 15-minute walk from the conference; there are train services to Venice, Trieste, Verona, Milan, Bologna, Florence and Rome. For timetables and information please click here.
A4 Torino – Trieste. Exit at Padova Ovest and Padova Est.
A13 Bologna – Padova. Exits at Padova Sud and Padova Zona Industriale.
FSBusitalia bus. For timetables and information please click here.
Train from Venezia-Mestre station. The airport is linked to the train station (10 km away) by an ATVO MESTRE EXPRESS bus or ACTV city bus N. 15.
Air Service shared taxi service (from €35 per passenger up to a maximum of €119 for 8 passengers), or Landomas (from €32 per passenger up to a maximum of €91 for 5 passengers). Book at least 24 hours in advance.
Verona Valerio Catullo. You can travel to Padua (86 km) by train. The airport is linked to the train station (11 km away) by Aerobus.
Treviso Antonio Canova. This airport serves low-cost airlines. You can travel to Padua (62 km) by La Marca coach. For timetables and information please click here.
Bologna Guglielmo Marconi. You can travel to Padua (120 km) by train. The airport is linked to the train station (9 km away) by Aerobus.
AirService is the collective shuttle bus service, which picks you up at the airport and takes you comfortably to your accommodation in Padua.
► Bus 7, 10, DP (every 10 minutes, get off at the "Via Tommaseo/Via Venezia" stop). The trip takes about 5 minutes.
► In the street "Corso G. Garibaldi", from the bus stop "Garibaldi-Giardini", take the bus DP or 10 (every 10 minutes, get off at the "Via Tommaseo/Via Venezia" stop).
The ticket for the bus costs €1.30.


Among those community members who passed on in 2011 were four individuals who deeply touched other people's lives.
Silicon Valley entrepreneur M. Kenneth Oshman, (pictured) who along with three others founded ROLM Corporation in 1969, died at age 71 on August 6. An executive with Echelon Corporation for the past two decades, a member of various Board of Directors, and recipient of numerous awards, "the most important thing in life was his family who he loved dearly," said his daughter, Stephanie.
Much loved football and wrestling coach Ben Parks — who was also a physical education teacher, trainer, mentor and community leader for four decades — died at age 77 on August 19. His public memorial on Sept. 17 at Menlo-Atherton High School — held on the football field named in his honor — filled the bleachers.
Footnote: we learned yesterday that long-time Atherton resident Eleanor Rosenberg, who actively pursued interests in public policy, politics, and the arts, died on Dec. 27 at age 87. We'll provide a fuller obituary next week.
Editor's note: We welcome obituaries with accompanying photograph submitted by family members.


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Crotchet AmazonUK AmazonUS Felix MENDELSSOHN (1809-47)
Psalm 42, op. 42: Wie der Hirsch schreit (As the doe longs for running streams)
Psalm 95, op. 46: Kommt laßt uns anbeten (Come in, let us bow)
Psalm 115, op. 31: Nicht unserm Namen, Herr (Not unto us, O Lord)
Psalm 114, op. 51: Da Israel aus Ägypten zog (When Israel came out of Egypt)
Hymn op. 96: Lass�, o Herr mich Hülfe finden (Help me, O Lord, to find peace)
Psalm 98, op. 91: Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied (Sing to the Lord a new song)
Lauda Sion (Praise the Lord), op. 73
Gulbenkian Choir and Orchestra/Michel Corboz
Recorded at the Eglise de Jesus, Lisbon. February 1977 (Psalms 42 and 95) ADD; July 1987 (Psalms 98, 115 and Lauda Sion); June 1987 (Psalm 114 and op. 96) DDD
WARNER CLASSICS APEX 2564 61692-2 [70:37 + 63:07]
Revered in his lifetime as a great composer Mendelssohn was to become regarded far less favourably, suffering considerable criticism. It is said that his reputation was badly sabotaged by the anti-Semitism of the supporters of Liszt and Wagner and then again in the mid-twentieth century by the National Socialists in Germany who for example used famous works by Mendelssohn, and also Mahler and Schoenberg as examples of unacceptable music. It is only a handful of compositions that keep Mendelssohn�s name in the spotlight today, namely his Violin Concerto, the Italian symphony, the youthful Octet and Overture to a Midsummer Night�s Dream. It is good to see that much of the wonderful chamber music is at last receiving substantial acclaim with many excellent cycles available. Exploration will reveal that the choral works contain some of the highlights of his output although in the main they are rarely heard and deserve better regard. This fine Warner Classics Apex double set of previously released material from their Erato back catalogue should provide significant help in redressing the balance and assist in Mendelssohn�s rehabilitation.
Undoubtedly the choral music of Mendelssohn owes a tremendous debt to J.S. Bach as well as that of Handel. Mendelssohn utilised sacred texts and frequently used Bach as his principal model. So impressed was he with Bach�s music that he arranged and conducted a revival of the �Great� St. Matthew Passion at a time when Bach was very much out of favour.
Neglected and overshadowed in the main by his orchestral works Mendelssohn�s choral music is not to everyone�s taste and I have recently seen a disparaging review that compared Mendelssohn's choral music to a limp salad or soggy cereal. In my opinion Mendelssohn choral music is a wonderful link between the late-Baroque of J.S. Bach and the high-Romanticism of Brahms, without reaching the sacred reverence of Bach or achieving the depth of emotional intensity of Brahms. As a composer of sacred texts, Mendelssohn is principally remembered today for the oratorios: St. Paul (1836) and Elijah (1846), two pillars of his genre that secured his fame in the restorationist Germany and Victorian Britain, where they were frequently performed at numerous public music festivals and sometimes conducted by the composer. In spite of the forceful and enduring backlash against things Germanic and Victorian that prevailed in Britain following the outbreak of the Great War, these two Oratorios have remained ever-popular with British provincial choral societies. Yet St. Paul and Elijah were accompanied by an impressive, though now largely forgotten series of Psalm settings, for varying scorings of chorus, soloists and orchestra, that also figured prominently in the European music life of the 1830s and 1840s. For me Mendelssohn�s choral music has a special and unique appeal. At its very best it is convincing and expressive, bright and airy in tone with a gentle serenity and a rare beauty.
The first work is the 42 Psalm, (As the doe longs for running streams), op. 42. Composed in 1837, Mendelssohn wrote several of the eight sections whilst on honeymoon and the others shortly afterwards. Lasting for twenty-five minutes the composer held the score in high regard stating that it was, "the best thing of its kind that I have written". The work reaches heights of sublime passion in praise of the glory of God. Mendelssohn required the work to be performed with particular tenderness.
The 95 Psalm �Kommt, lasst uns anbeten� (Come in let us bow) op. 46. Together with 42 Psalm the score was composed in 1839 and revised three years later, it is in five sections and uses a baroque-like piety.
115 Psalm, �Nicht unserm Namen, Herr� (Not unto us, O Lord), op. 31 was the first of Mendelssohn�s great Psalm settings to be published and is based on the Vulgate version of the Bible with German words added later. A definite influence of Handel is felt throughout this fine work.
The 114 Psalm, �Da Israel aus Ägypten zog� (When Israel came out of Egypt) op. 51 was composed in 1839 and dedicated to the painter J.W. Schimer; again it contains echoes of Handel.
In the booklet notes we are told very little about the four movement Hymn, �Lass�, o Herr mich Hülfe finden� (Help me, O Lord, to find peace) op. 96. Composed in 1840, Mendelssohn revised the score in 1841 and again in 1843.
The 98 Psalm, �Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied� (Sing to the Lord a new song) op. 91 is in three movements and was composed in 1846. A short work lasting about eight minutes, the score was a commission for the New Year celebrations at the Court of Berlin in 1844. This is a glorious work which demonstrates more of Mendelssohn�s craftsmanship rather than plumbing great emotion depths.
An ambitious work the �Lauda Sion� (Praise the Lord) Op.73 was commissioned by the Roman Catholic Church of St. Martin in Luttich to celebrate the feast of Corpus Christi. Completed in 1846 the score is a contemporary of his great Oratorio Elijah and combines Catholic restraint with a degree of baroque festivity. Sketched in broad strokes and heavily orchestrated there are solemn and heavy textures contrasted with occasions of more relaxed lyrical moods.
Listeners new to Mendelssohn�s sacred choral works should relish these excellent compositions. There are several �gems� to be discovered here not least the most resourceful and accomplished �Lauda Sion� (Praise the Lord) Op.73. The honours are equally divided with impressive singing and orchestral playing from all concerned. Under the direction of Swiss-born conductor Michel Corboz the Lisbon-based Gulbenkian choir and soloists offer a fine display of control and technique and produce an eager sense of atmosphere. The instrumental playing from the Gulbenkian Orchestra, although not without blemish, is dedicated and fresh with plenty of character.
This worthwhile Apex release should provide considerable pleasure.
Michael Cookson


Monday LME market closed and, domestic copper market stabilized in the night session. On macro side, People's Bank of China issued fourth quarter meeting statement, indicated current domestic and economy operating was overall stable, hidden risk in global financial market was increased and, would continue implemented sound monetary policy, focused on moderately easy and tight policy. Prime Minister Li as well indicated intraday that need to take advantage of huge fiscal policy scope, properly use monetary policy instrument as reserve reduction, directional decrease reserve, interest reduction to keep economy stable operating; appropriately respond and defuse risks. Under the impact from gradually accurate monetary policy, we have reason to believe that economy will further reviving. On fundamental side, Shanghai copper spots were discount RMB 300 to discount RMB 90, trading mostly on import copper supply, momentum was plainly by the end of year. Technically, copper price might continue fluctuated in a short-term; if LME effectively rose over $4750, next target would be $4900; domestic copper resistance was still RMB 36350, RMB 38000.
DCE soybean was further weakened after broke through prior volatile; oil against meal ratio weakened in last night. Recent domestic soybean was overall stabilized, northeast soybean started to weak after recent slightly rally, market shipment was slow; hammer on soybean out of province was huge. It is predicted short term spots price would operate in stabilizing, the upward scope was limited before the Spring Festival. We regarded soybean No. 1605 contract fluctuation was broken and, since spots were stabilizing, we recommended stayed in observing on operation.
Domestic soybean meal spots price reduced in most areas, market trading was slow but, oil plant tended to support price, buying momentum at downstream was in ordinary level. Current demand at selling market still tend to sluggish, stock up before holidays basically ended, spots price were predicted to continue weak out of fluctuation in a short term. Oil against meal ratio was 2.36:1. As for operation, fluctuation interval on oil against meal ratio narrowed, we recommended arbitrage between oil and meal paying attention on stop profit.
Yesterday domestic futures generally dropped, US dollar rubber spots reduced quotation: domestic spots price was 1100-1120 (-20); domestic cargo price 1130-1150 (-10); US dollar RSS spots price 1250-1260 (0); US dollar RSS cargo price 1240-1270 (-10). On news side: onshore RMB again set record low from four and half year after the sixth straight increase. Overnight Europe and US stock market, gold dropped and oil price dropped over 3%. Overall: under the influence from overseas Christmas momentum and domestic bearish stock index registration system, yesterday domestic futures market was weak after opening; bearish momentum started boosting in afternoon market; futures market followed stock market dropped in raised volume. Natural rubber No.1605 contract closed at 10335 point. We maintain the opinion on reviving in medium term and, recommend paying attention on right side protection on operation, paying attention on prior intensive trading interval technically.
Yesterday PP futures opened flat and went lower, opened at 5868 and ended at 5736; trading volume increased 144,000 lots to 1.613 million lots; holding increased 7146 lots to 641,000 lots. On spots side, yesterday domestic PP market price was in consolidation. Practitioners' mindset was influenced by dropped PP futures, but hammer on market supply inventory was not huge, merchants mainly shipped in stable price; partial merchants tried to quoted high for observing market reaction. Demand at downstream followed slowly, trading growth was weak.
Current main quoted prices for wires of north, east and south markets are RMB 6350-6450/ton, RMB 6400-6650/ton and RMB 6550-7150/ton, respectively.
As for operation, current moving average system was intertwined, MACD red column shortened and, approaching 6000 integer point as resisted reviving trend which lacked of momentum. Recent PP futures might come into weak out of fluctuation, we recommended staying in observing.


Its a win for X3M records artiste Praiz who has just won the award for Best Male Performance (Male).
Praiz who last got a Headies Award in 2013, won on the night with his beautiful single 'Folashade'.
The Singer during his acceptance speech dedicated his award to late Singer Eric Arubayi whom he described as his very good friend.


The period of time that you will need to rent a dumpster in Wills Point typically depends on the kind of project you are working on. A little job, including a cellar clean out, will likely take a number of days to complete while larger projects, like constructing a new house, could take several months.
Most dumpster rental businesses in Wills Point are happy to adjust their programs to fit your needs. Keep in mind, nevertheless, that the more time you keep the dumpster, the more you will have to pay for it.
When you contact dumpster rental businesses in Wills Point, ask them how long their durations are. Many will allow you alternatives such as several days or one week, however there are typically longer periods accessible, too.
There are a lot of things to consider when picking a local or national dumpster rental business in Wills Point. Follow these guidelines to help you decide which alternative is better for you.
A local dumpster rental business in Wills Point may offer better customer services that help you complete your project while keeping costs low. Many of them, nonetheless, have a limited number of dumpsters to rent. Should you not schedule an appointment in advance, you may not have the alternative you want.
A national dumpster rental business in Wills Point will typically have more sizes and designs to meet the exceptional needs of your endeavor. National businesses are likewise a good option for construction crews that work in several cities. Some people, however, complain that national businesses aren't as elastic as locally owned firms.
2. Give you and also the rental company plenty of time. It's best to call ahead at least a week or two before you need the dumpster. If you attempt to schedule an appointment sooner than that, you might have a limited collection.
What if I want my dumpster in Wills Point picked up early?
When you make arrangements to rent a dumpster in Wills Point, part of your rental agreement comprises a specified length of time you're permitted to use the container. You normally base this time on the length of time you think your project might take. The bigger the project, the more time you will need the dumpster. Most dumpster rental firms in Wills Point give you a speed for a certain number of days. If you exceed that amount of days, you will pay an additional fee daily. If the project goes more rapidly than expected, you may be finished with the dumpster earlier than you anticipated.
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Dumpster rental businesses normally have set prices, but the fine art of negotiation is consistently in play. Should you would like to dicker on the price, call around to other companies first so you understand what the going rental rate is. When you're talking to the business you need to use, merely mention other prices which are better than theirs. Some companies WOn't just fit that lower price, they will really surpass it to suit their customers.
You may also ask about discounts when you're renting a dumpster in Wills Point. Some companies will provide special discounts to active members of the military, veterans, seniors, members of the neighborhood Chamber of Commerce and much more. It never hurts to ask; you can occasionally save up to 10 percent or more with this procedure.
You can also save on the price by asking about the best approach to avert extra expenses (such as tipping fees or overage charges) and making sure you order the right size container; you do not desire to pay for more container than you really need.
In the event you are looking to rent a dumpster in Wills Point, one of your main concerns is going to be price. There are generally two pricing options available when renting a dumpster in Wills Point. Flat rate is pricing dependent on the size of the dumpster, not the quantity of material you put in it. Per ton pricing will bill you based on the weight you need hauled.
One type of pricing structure is not necessarily more expensive than the other. Should you know just how much material you need to throw away, you might get a better deal with per short ton pricing. On the other hand, flat rate pricing can assist you to keep a limitation on costs when you are dealing with unknown weights. Whether you frequently rent dumpsters for work or just need a one time rental for a job around the home, you want to look around for the best rental costs predicated on your own demands.
If you rent a 30 yard dumpster, you'll be receiving a container which will carry 30 cubic yards of waste or debris. Your 30 yard container will measure about 22 feet long by 8 feet wide by 6 feet high. These amounts could change somewhat determined by the dumpster rental business in Wills Point you select. A 30 yard dumpster will carry between 9 and 15 pickup truck loads of waste, so it is a great option for whole-home residential cleanouts in addition to commercial cleanup projects.


SUPRA UNITED SOCCER CLUB's Codes of Conduct establish a clear set of guidelines for the player . Its primary goal is to help ensure that soccer is a fun, positive and enjoyable experience.
Coaches should read and discuss all the Codes of Conduct with all members of your team. It is a condition of continuing Club membership that all members follow the codes of conduct at all times.
• I will play soccer because I want to, not because my parents and others want me to.
• I will play by the rules of soccer, and in the spirit of the game.
• I will control my temper. I will not fight, "mouth off" or use bad language.
• I will respect my opponents.
• I will be a team player.
• I will remember that winning isn't everything - that having fun, playing fair, improving my skills, making friends and doing my best are the most important.
• I will acknowledge all good play - those of my team-mates and of my opponents.
• I will accept the decisions of coaches and referees and show them respect.
• I agree that practices and games are equally important.
• I will arrive at least 10 minutes before practices, and 30 minutes before games.
• If I cannot make a game or practice, I will notify the coach at least 24 hours in advance sothat arrangements for substitutes can be made.
• I will take good care of it and wear it only on game days. I will ensure it is clean for every game.
• At practices I will wear the Supra United practice shirt.
• I will wear shin guards and appropriate footwear at all games and practices.
• I will remove any jewelry, watches or any item that may cause injury to me, teammates, or opposing players prior to participating in games or practices.
• At all times I will show respect for coaches, referees, teammates, and opposing players.
• Infractions that occur during the game are governed by the Laws of the Game and will be decided by the Referee.
• Certain serious infractions (e.g. Referee Assault) will result in a Discipline Hearing,possible suspension from soccer and a fine being levied by the Ontario Soccer Association. Paying any such fine is my responsibility.
• The team's coach will handle infractions that occur at times other than a game.
Talk to the coach privately. If you are upset, we recommend you wait 24 hours and then determine if you want to pursue the issue. If you feel you need further guidance on an issue, please contact your league manager.