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Hot As Sun is the electronic pop project of singer-songwriter/composer Jamie Jackson. In 2010, she started Hot As Sun, releasing an independently produced 4 song EP. Its blissed out atmospherics and jagged hooks grabbed the attention of tastemakers and critics, resulting in spins on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic and glowing reviews from tastemakers like Billboard. Named as one of Buzzbands' "LA Bands to Watch" in 2013, Hot As Sun released its debut album Night Time Sound Desire with Last Gang Records and opened for Foster the People and Phantogram. With the help of Seth Kauffman (Lana Del Rey, Ray La Montagne) and production from The Gifted, Jackson recorded Little Friend EP in her basement while pregnant. The EP shows Hot As Sun firing on all cylinders creatively, especially on its lead single "I Can Feel Your Love." With its new wave flavored synths, reverb tinged drums and sultry vocals, the new single "I Can Feel Your Love" explores the dark and lustful emotions of a love affair. Publicity contact: Dangervillage@gmail.com TV & Film: Bridget@thecellarmusic.com Jamie: Wolf@hotassun.com Press Quotes: "Though Hot As Sun's debut EP's Come Come and Only A Woman are John Hughes montage-ready, the musicians go back even further on New Town with plonking keyboard chords and filtered vocals that sound like the Supremes by way of the Strokes." - David Greenwald LA Times "Woozy electronic sound crosses Beach House, Zola Jesus and Little Dragon with a performance ethos that may owe something to the Dadaists, the Velvet Underground at the Exploding Plastic Inevitable and Allan Kaprow. " - Billboard Magazine "Hot As Sun's record has been on regular rotation on many never-ending cruises through L.A., and that seems to be a consensus. I've turned on a dozen friends and colleagues to the record. The album kicks off with analog handclaps, and immediately spins into a girl-group-suggestive cycle of verses, choruses, humming organs and dance-friendly beats that doesn't end until the last note." - Randall Roberts @ LA Times "Driven by synths and the sensual singing of Jamie Jackson, the band's music mostly fits firmly in the dance category. Jamie's vocals have a good dose of reverb which creates this dreaminess. If Beach House turned dance pop, I could imagine it would sound a bit like this." - Rachel Reynolds @ KCRW "The 13 tracks play as a fever dream with deeply layered vocals and swaying keyboard over swaggering backbone of electronic dance beats. 'So many Times' spread out in a sexy gothic symphony. The albums' mix of beauty and humor suggest a collaboration between Kate Bush and Ween." - Nylon Mag
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New Outbreak Of Deadly Ebola Epidemic Reported In Africa
Written by: Off The Grid News Current Events June 29, 2018 0
The Ebola epidemic is very deadly because it can spread rapidly by only touching an infected person.
Media outlets have reported a dangerous new outbreak of the deadly Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The outbreak, which started in May, has killed around 28 people in Central Africa, PBS reported. Also, the World Health Organization (WHO) stated that the Ebola virus had infected around 54 people.
Ebola is a dangerous disease because it can spread under the radar by sexual contact or by simply touching an infected person. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimated that 11,310 people died in the 2013 to 2016 Ebola epidemic in West Africa.
Doctors Still Don't Know If The Ebola Vaccine Even Works
WHO officials admitted that they don't know if an Ebola vaccine works, but they gave it to around 154 people anyway, as STAT News reported.
"We'll know more on that when we do more modeling post-outbreak with the full data set," WHO's deputy director for emergency preparedness and response, Dr. Peter Salama, told PBS. "But for the regular transmission, certainly that's extremely likely. And even [to prevent] sexual transmission, it's possible."
"Just eyeballing the data, the fact that these outbreaks really stopped in their tracks … to me is suggestive that the vaccination had some impact," Salama said.
Officials think that the latest Ebola epidemic in the Congo is probably over. They've stated this because no one has reported new cases of the disease in 19 days as of June 23.
Ebola Epidemic Reported In Port City
Experts were concerned about this outbreak because Ebola had reached the densely populated port city of Mbandaka, Vice News reported. The fear was that sailors would carry Ebola from Mbandaka to other countries such as the United States.
"Slightly over a month into the response, further spread of EVD (Ebola virus disease) has largely been contained," WHO announced on June 20. It looks as if Ebola is still a threat to everybody in the world.
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Students plan to protest loss of extracurriculars with mouths shut
By Louise BrownEducation Reporter
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Amid the dozens of noisy protest rallies students are staging across the province over the loss of after-school programs, a handful of Brampton Grade 8 students will try something different Friday.
The silent treatment.
Maneet Kahlon and about 10 classmates at Centennial Senior Public School have decided they will not speak to teachers Friday or answer questions in class, to protest what they call the "new ban on extracurricular activities."
The 13-year-old isn't blaming teachers, even though she has no plans to speak during Friday morning classes in Language, French or Science.
"We want to show we're upset at the government for taking teachers' rights away, so that led teachers to take our clubs away," said Maneet, who had been looking forward to raising funds for developing countries with the school's Free the Children club, which has been cancelled.
She said they chose the protest of silence because at middle school, leaving class without permission is not allowed.
Among other student protests across the province:
• Brampton Centennial Secondary School plans a walkout at 10 a.m.
• Lincoln M. Alexander Secondary School in Mississauga plans a walkout Friday at 10:30 a.m.
• Louise Arbour Secondary School and Harold Braithwaite Secondary will join for a rally along Dixie Rd.
• Cedarbrae Collegiate students in Toronto walked out Thursday afternoon.
• Grey Highlands Secondary School in Flesherton, Ont., planned a walkout Thursday afternoon.


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Carcasses is a Canadian docufiction film, directed by Denis Côté and released in 2009. Blending documentary and fictionalized elements, the film is a portrait of Jean-Paul Colmor, a real-life man who runs a scrapyard of old broken-down cars, with a cast consisting almost entirely of non-professional actors.

The film premiered at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival, in the Director's Fortnight stream. It was well-received on the whole, although its premiere was marred by one patron who so intensely disliked the film that he loudly booed while the rest of the audience applauded at the conclusion of the screening, and interrupted the post-screening press conference to express his criticisms.

The film was named to the Toronto International Film Festival's year-end Canada's Top Ten list for 2009.

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Let it be done
Curated by David Greenhalgh
I hear a phrase with alarming regularity, amongst my group of artist friends and that is how much should I sell my work for? It's a difficult question and determining the value of an artwork is a herculean task- up there with pushing a camel through the eye of a needle.
Yet we do it anyway. We manage to put a monetary value to an artwork. It seems silly when we, as contemporary artists, very rarely operate with the sole aim of selling art. If we wanted to sell art, we'd all be painting landscapes populated by non-threatening animals and nudes. Most contemporary artists are motivated by a desire to say something significant about the world, and, at a more base level, to appease our own self-loathing and insecurity.
The value of art in a society is usually the first thing to suffer when a market crashes, buyer confidence wanes or a government becomes fiscally conservative. It is the canary in the coal mine.
My reasoning is that this is because the valuation of an artwork is no simple task: it has no concrete objective measure, instead it is a complex mess of influence and context. The one thing that most art really lacks, that most other 'for sale' items possess is practical use value- this is probably the reason it is the first crate to be thrown overboard on a sinking ship.
Art used to have a practical use value, but this was when ideas of causality were lacking in a lot of the good-sense, nay, reason that we hold dear today. IT WAS MAGIC. An image held deep within it the will of gods, spirits and ghosts- the Christian god was appeased depending on easily quantifiable traits: Virgin Marys per square cubit (VMpC2) or upright symmetrical bits divided by the acre (Usb/acre).
But then came us, the contemporary artists who decided that art could be whatever it decided to be. At this point in time, if someone was to ask me what art is, my best reply would be that it is humanity reflected in creation: Self-determined, hugely varied and always in need of recognition: A sprawling mess of un-qualifiable existence. And yet we still price an artwork- we somehow feel the need to assess the value of an artwork based on some sort of assessable criteria. It is this assessment that led arts writer Peter Conrad to quip that 'Warhol's Soup Cans certainly sold. When the blotchy canvases were exhibited in 1962, they didn't cost a lot more than the mass-produced supermarket items they so reverently imitated; recently, one of them was auctioned for $11m. Inflation as insane as that in the Weimar republic'[1]
One of the criteria applied to art is originality within a conversation. How does the artwork say something new and progressive within an historical dialogue? This is one of the best criteria I can think of: For an artwork to enter a shifting dialectic and make a concise point.
But what about beauty? I hear you say. My impression is that traditional beauty has something to do with a combination of graphic design, mild pornography and horticulture. I argue that beauty takes many forms.
Amid the shifting sands of what few criteria for value we can muster, I present to you three artists that look at value in a different manner. They are all self-consciously creating something with an ironic worthlessness, yet it is art, and valuable.
Kay Orchison has taken the floorboards from beneath his feet, once worth very little and now, in real-estate terms, worth millions &mdash and burnt them. These floorboards are charcoal remnants consigned to the tip, but he covers them with gold (perhaps a reflection of sentimental value), gold is, by the way, the only thing besides art that somehow possesses a monetary value so inverse to its use value. Nigel sense takes the detritus of a drunkard (potato chip packets, beer bottle labels) and assigns them the care and attention of the artists hand, only to deride the work with self-conscious scrawling reminiscent of the deliberate vacuity and consumerism of the Pop movement.
Tom Mason has left a pile of junk on the gallery floor, old mattresses, swollen chip board and graffitied canvas. Yet this work possesses huge value if you scratch the surface: It resembles the ruins of ancient Rome, but far from upholding the moral ideals of an age, its use value lies in how it infuriates so many: those minds closed to what art is- a reflection of diverse human existence and the inherent value in all of it.
So how do we give value to an artwork? We do the same to money, the fiat currency. Fiat is latin for the authoritative statement with which money is given value: Let it be done!
-David Greenhalgh
[1] http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2010/mar/21/warhol-can-sold-world-review


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THOUSANDS FLEE IN IRIAN JAYA: RUMBIAK
SYDNEY, Australia (September 24, 2001 – The Australian/AAP/Kabar-Irian)---Thousands of villagers in Irian Jaya have fled their homes amid reprisal killings by security forces in the Indonesian province, a senior human rights monitor said today.
John Rumbiak, program supervisor at the Institute for Human Rights Study and Advocacy (ELSHAM), said a crackdown began in the Wasior district, near Manokwari, in the province's northwest, after five policemen were killed on June 13.
Since then, there had been 12 extra-judicial killings while an estimated 5,000 villagers had fled to nearby mountains, he said.
Mr. Rumbiak ended an Australian tour today after meetings with church groups, academics and government officials.
Provincial police and the Indonesian military started Operation "Comb and Destroy" in retribution against the OPM (Free Papua Organization) independence guerrillas they believed had killed the policemen at a remote security post.
Since June 13, 97 villagers had been interrogated and tortured by security forces and 54 houses burned down, Mr. Rumbiak said.
Economic activity came to a halt after the military closed the Wasior area and restricted movement.
"They said this operation will never stop until they get the five guns back," Mr. Rumbiak said.
The latest death was a 25-year-old health worker who had been missing since September 6.
"On September 10 he was found dead with both legs cut off," Mr. Rumbiak said.
"He was just an ordinary person who worked in the local health center in Wasior," he said.
ELSHAM director Johannes Bonai had received death threats while other staff had been interrogated by provincial police over their rights reporting, Mr. Rumbiak said.
In the past three weeks police had also pressured the four leading provincial newspapers over their cover of press conferences on ELSHAM human rights reports.
President Megawati Sukarnoputri was "running a repressive policy toward West Papua (Irian Jaya)," which she had formulated under the previous administration of Gus Dur (former president Wahid), Mr. Rumbiak said.
"These cases indicate a systematic operation under the leadership of Megawati to pressure Papuans and to create fear among the Papuans," he said.
Meanwhile, a September 20 report by the International Crisis Group, headed by former Australian Foreign Minister Gareth Evans, has slammed the crackdown on Papuan political activity.
"The methods used represent a return to those employed by President Suharto - relying principally on the government's near monopoly of military power," it said.
The ICG reports calls for the Indonesian government to adopt a special autonomy law for the province, begin dialogue with Papuan political groups, and make the security forces accountable for violations.
For additional reports from The Australian, go to PACIFIC ISLANDS REPORT News/Information Links: Newspapers/The Australian.
KABAR-IRIAN ("Irian News") Websites: http://www.irja.org/index2.shtml and http://www.kabar-irian.com
MILITARY ABUSES IN WEST PAPUA ON THE RISE, SAYS ACTIVIST
By Bob Burton
CANBERRA, Australia (September 25, 2001 - IPS/PINA Nius Online)---A soft-spoken human rights advocate from the troubled Indonesian province of West Papua, John Rumbiak, had a sobering message for his audiences around Australia last week: ''Since Megawati became president, the human rights situation has become worse.''
It is a view Amnesty International agrees with. ''In Aceh and Papua, (or Irian Jaya) it is becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish between the current government and that of (former) President Suharto,'' says Amnesty spokesman Damien Spry.
''Agents of the state are resorting to the same tactics of intimidating, imprisoning, torturing and killing those suspected of opposing Jakarta's rule,'' he adds.
International pressure on President Megawati Sukornoputri to reform the military is easing as the United States scrambles to enlist support from Muslim nations, of which Indonesia is the most populous, for its planned retaliation against suspected Muslim terrorist groups.
Last Thursday, U.S. President George Bush, who met with the Indonesian leader in Washington, agreed on an economic support package as well as resuming military contact with Jakarta and lifting the embargo on arms sales. That had been imposed after the military rampage in East Timor in late 1999.
Megawati was among the first leaders to support U.S. moves against Osama bin Laden and allied groups, which have supporters in Indonesia.
It is a policy shift that alarms Amnesty International, which argues that the military is continuing to commit serious human rights violations in the provinces of Aceh and West Papua, where pro-independence movements are active.
''Any military assistance to Indonesia must be targeted at the core issues of institutional reform, accountability and transparency,'' Spry said. ''Under these circumstances, exporting arms or engaging in operational training with Indonesia would send completely the wrong message.''
Rumbiak, who supervises of the Jayapura-based Institute for Human Rights Study and Advocacy (ELSHAM), also warns that the crackdown by the military and police in West Papua has gone beyond the armed independence groups.
''Newspaper editors were summoned three weeks ago due to reporting our press conference. The military are not only targeting political activists but now human rights activists and the media also,'' he said.
A little over a week ago several ELSHAM staff were called in for interrogation by police after working on an investigation into human rights abuses by the military. ''What is this?'' Rumbiak asks incredulously.
West Papua, populated by people of Melanesian descent who are mostly Christian, is growing increasingly resentful and defiant towards the Indonesian military-backed government.
With some within the independence movement resorting to violence – including against Muslim transmigrants from other parts of Indonesia – military reaction has become more brutal.
While Rumbiak is adamant that non-violent change is the only path forward, it is a view that more militant members of the independence movement reject. Of particular concern is the growing level of arms smuggling along the border area between West Papua and Papua New Guinea.
''Arms trading is now going on in the area. We have investigated this. The guns and grenades distributed to the hardliners...I want immediate action taken to stop this,'' said Rumbiak, alarmed by the increasing violence.
''The repression must stop. We appeal to the police forces and the hardliners amongst the independence activists to agree to a cease-fire. Bullets, arrows and spears will not reduce the problem, but only create more,'' he said.
The crackdown is the latest step in the military reasserting its control over the province since the fall of the Suharto military dictatorship. In 1999 then President Abdurrahmad Wahid gave his blessing and provided funding for the convening of a Papuan Congress in May 2000, which brought together 500 official delegates from all parts of the province.
The Congress ended with the adoption of a resolution in support of independence and high hopes of political progress. However, in the subsequent crackdown on the independence movement, the majority of the political leadership have been arrested and imprisoned.
In her inaugural address on August 16, Megawati apologized for human rights abuses in Aceh and West Papua, promising firm action against soldiers guilty of human-rights abuses.
''We need a security force which is effective, highly disciplined and under government control,'' she said. However, she also warned that moves toward independence would not be tolerated.
For its part, Australia backs Indonesia's claim to control West Papua but urges restraint in dealing with the independence movement. ''What we have told them is the lesson of East Timor: if you want West Papua to remain in Indonesia you have to win their support through a process of resolving conflict through peaceful means rather than resorting to heavy handed tactics,'' a government spokesman said.
The lack of international attention on the deteriorating human rights climate in West Papua frustrates Rumbiak. ''Why the silence of the international community? Because of concerns about sovereignty and economic interests,'' he said.
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Orășeni (în , transliterat Orșivți și în ) este un sat reședință de comună în raionul Cozmeni din regiunea Cernăuți (Ucraina). Are  locuitori, preponderent ucraineni (ruteni).

Satul este situat la o altitudine de 256 metri, pe malul râului Prut, în partea de centru-vest a raionului Cozmeni.

Istorie

Localitatea Orășeni a făcut parte încă de la înființare din regiunea istorică Bucovina a Principatului Moldovei. În ianuarie 1775, ca urmare a atitudinii de neutralitate pe care a avut-o în timpul conflictului militar dintre Turcia și Rusia (1768-1774), Imperiul Habsburgic (Austria de astăzi) a primit o parte din teritoriul Moldovei, teritoriu cunoscut sub denumirea de Bucovina. După anexarea Bucovinei de către Imperiul Habsburgic în anul 1775, localitatea Orășeni a făcut parte din Ducatul Bucovinei, guvernat de către austrieci, făcând parte din districtul Cozmeni (în ).

După Unirea Bucovinei cu România la 28 noiembrie 1918, satul Orășeni a făcut parte din componența României, în Plasa Șipenițului a județului Cernăuți. Pe atunci, majoritatea populației era formată din ucraineni, existând și o comunitate de români. În perioada interbelică, pe aici trecea drumul național Botoșani - Cernăuți - Orășeni .

Ca urmare a Pactului Ribbentrop-Molotov (1939), Bucovina de Nord a fost anexată de către URSS la 28 iunie 1940, reintrând în componența României în perioada 1941-1944. Apoi, Bucovina de Nord a fost reocupată de către URSS în anul 1944 și integrată în componența RSS Ucrainene.

Începând din anul 1991, satul Orășeni face parte din raionul Cozmeni al regiunii Cernăuți din cadrul Ucrainei independente. Conform recensământului din 1989, numărul locuitorilor care s-au declarat români plus moldoveni era de 14 (11+3), reprezentând 0,60% din populația comunei . În prezent, satul are 2.380 locuitori, preponderent ucraineni.

Demografie

Conform recensământului din 2001, majoritatea populației comunei Orășeni era vorbitoare de ucraineană (%), existând în minoritate și vorbitori de alte limbi.

1989: 2.324 (recensământ)
2007: 2.380 (estimare)

Recensământul din 1930

Conform recensământului efectuat în 1930, populația comunei Orășeni se ridica la 2.835 locuitori. Majoritatea locuitorilor erau ruteni (89,31%), cu o minoritate de evrei (4,51%) și una de români (4,69%). Alte persoane s-au declarat: germani (11 persoane), maghiari (5 persoane), bulgari (3 persoane), sârbi\croați\sloveni (1 persoană), armeni (1 persoană) și polonezi (19 persoane). Din punct de vedere confesional, majoritatea locuitorilor erau ortodocși (92,62%), dar existau și mozaici (4,48%), romano-catolici (1,34%) și greco-catolici (1,30%). Alte persoane au declarat: evanghelici\luterani (1 persoană), reformați\calvini (2 persoane) și armeano-catolici (1 persoană), iar 3 persoane nu au declarat religia.

Obiective turistice
 Biserica de lemn cu hramul "Adormirea Maicii Domnului" - construită în anul 1850; are și o clopotniță de lemn din aceeași perioadă

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Legături externe
 Datele generale ale recensământului din 2001
 Date detaliate privitoare la numărul românilor
 Românii din Cernăuți

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Oraăsșeni, Cozmeni
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Q: Export row to PDF/ Word using cell number selected in a dropdown I am using the code below to export a row in an Excel sheet into a Word/pdf file.
It is downloading all non-blank rows.
I want when I select a reference number in a cell dropdown ("CA2"), it only downloads that selected row.
Sub Download_Click()

Dim CustRow, CustCol, LastRow, TemplRow, Reference, RefRow As Long
Dim DocLoc, TagName, TagValue, TemplName, FileName As String
Dim CurDt, LastAppDt As Date
Dim WordDoc, WordApp, OutApp, OutMail As Object
Dim WordContent As Word.Range

With Sheet3

    TemplRow = .Range("CI1").Value
    TemplName = .Range("BV2").Value
    Reference = .Range("CA2").Value
    DocLoc = Sheet3.Range("CG2").Value

    On Error Resume Next
    Set WordApp = GetObject("Word.Application")
    If Err.Number <> 0 Then
        Err.Clear
        Set WordApp = CreateObject("Word.Application")
        WordApp.Visible = True
    End If

    LastRow = .Range("A9999").End(xlUp).Row
    For CustRow = 3 To LastRow
        Set WordDoc = WordApp.Documents.Open(FileName:=DocLoc, ReadOnly:=False)
        For CustCol = 1 To 70
            TagName = .Cells(2, CustCol).Value
            TagValue = .Cells(CustRow, CustCol).Value
            With WordDoc.Content.Find
                .Text = TagName
                .Replacement.Text = TagValue
                .Wrap = wdFindContinue
                .Execute Replace:=wdReplaceAll
            End With
        Next CustCol

        If .Range("BX2").Value = "PDF" Then
            FileName = ThisWorkbook.Path & "\" & .Range("B" & CustRow).Value & "_" & .Range("C" & CustRow).Value & ".pdf"
            WordDoc.ExportAsFixedFormat OutputFileName:=FileName, ExportFormat:=wdExportFormatPDF
            WordDoc.Close False
        Else
            FileName = ThisWorkbook.Path & "\" & .Range("B" & CustRow).Value & "_" & .Range("C" & CustRow).Value & ".docx"
            WordDoc.SaveAs FileName
        End If
    Next CustRow
    WordApp.Quit

End With

End Sub

A: As I understand now, your code will export all rows from row 3 to the last row:
For CustRow = 3 To LastRow

If you want only a selected row to be exported, then all you need to do is remove that loop and replace it with a single value, so it only runs once for that value. Remove the above line and replace with this:
CustRow = .Range("CA2").Value

Make sure to remove Next CustRow. Also make sure that cell CA2 contains a numerical value which is a direct reference to the row you need.

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Berkeley Doctor Prescribes Recall of Gov.:
A Berkeley physician has launched a recall of California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Dr. Kenneth Matsumura served a recall petition on Governor Schwarzenegger Friday, October 7, in Sacramento.
The governor has 14 days to make a formal reply to the petition.
After California's Secretary of State Bruce McPherson verifies the validity of some 100 signatures on the petition to determine whether it qualifies, the process of collecting the 1.4 million signatures of registered voters required to force Schwarzenegger into a recall election will begin.
Two years ago, when then-Governor Gray Davis was forced into a recall election, Schwarzenegger defeated Davis and a handful of other candidates to win the governorship. He has announced that he will seek re-election in next year's general election.
In addition to his medical practice, Matsumura is the chairman and research director of Alin Foundation, a Berkeley biotech concern that was founded in 1962. The bio-artificial liver he invented was listed as an Invention of the Year by Time Magazine in 2001. When asked if he would run for governor, Matsumura said, "Recently, I also discovered a new drug that is eliminating toxic side effects of cancer chemotherapy in clinical trial patients. My patients will kill me if I run for an office!"
At a press conference in Berkeley, Matsumura said that he was filing the recall petition "on behalf of the poor and the students of California, who have been greatly harmed by Schwarzenegger's policies of making cutbacks without raising taxes."
According to Matsumura, "Shortly after taking office two years ago, Schwarzenegger coped with a multi-billion dollar state budget shortfall by transferring to the state money that is usually available to cities for all their programs, from healthcare and fire services to library and sewer maintenance. Both cities and the state of California had suffered revenue losses due to the economic downturn after the burst of the internet 'bubble' of the nineties, and in the aftermath of 9-11.
"When Schwarzenegger campaigned for election, he pledged to protect the public schools' budget. However, soon after taking office, he took over $2 billion from the budget for public schools to fund other state programs – even though voters had in 1999 passed Proposition 98, mandating that the education budget be protected from economic ups and downs. With billions missing in their budget, schools have had to lay off experienced teachers and eliminate programs such as art and music classes."
Matsumura also alleged that Schwarzenegger tried to scuttle the legislature's guidelines that reduced by one the number of patients a nurse must care for during a shift, saying, "As a physician, I know how dangerous this is. Research has shown that overworking the nurses often leads to hospital errors, patient injuries and death."
Matsumura also claimed that "Hospitals and healthcare facilities that care for the poor are on the verge of closing because Schwarzenegger refuses to raise taxes."
Matsumura went on to say that it makes more sense for him to work for a recall than to just keep struggling for programs for the poor.
Matsumura also noted that the cost of a special recall election could be avoided by including the recall vote in the June Primary elections. "The 2006 legislature will still be in session for three months after the primaries. By ousting Schwarzenegger in June, and electing a more sensitive, mature governor, we can rescue California from the disastrous course it is on now."
If the recall campaign is successful, it would be the second time in California history that a governor was removed, out of 32 recall attempts in the 94 years since the recall provision was enacted.The website at www.recall2006.com contains the complete text of the petition, with a list of grounds for the recall.
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One Cheer for Cheering
What's in a blurb?
By Eliza Truitt
Spy magazine had a column titled "Logrolling in Our Time," devoted to exposing authors who traded good reviews back and forth. The Spysters might have had even more fun with jacket quotes. Not the ones taken from published reviews, but those that appear without explanation, as if a bunch of top authors—say, Dave Eggers, David Foster Wallace, David Sedaris, and Zadie Smith, all of whose endorsements grace the back cover of Arthur Bradford's new story collection—just happened to stumble upon the manuscript, love it, and call the publisher to gush about it.
Some authors are worse offenders than others. Take serial blurber Frank McCourt: A cursory search reveals that he's doled out at least 15 blurbs since the publication of Angela's Ashes in 1996. Here are some examples of his tumid praise:
"You wonder: How could Sheri Holman have written her novel, A Stolen Tongue, without spending half her life in some vast library, the other half hiking and sailing from Ulm, Germany to Mt. Sinai? … Sheri Holman's prose, tart and racy and somber, will sing in your soul a long while.""When you read Nuala O'Faolain's Are You Somebody?, you'll wish Ireland was giving out some kind of a Booker or Pulitzer Prize. … You don't want the book to end."The Meadowlands by Robert Sullivan: "His is a journey into nature, the past, polluting, eccentricity. It's a story about him—his high spirits, his sense of adventure, his good humor, his compassion for all God's creatures, his sense of ease whether he's in a library, a bar, or a swamp. You'll be giving this book for birthdays and holidays as long as you're alive and there isn't a teacher in this land who won't be telling his or her students, 'Read it. Read it.' "Project Girl by Janet McDonald: "An eloquent account of a remarkable life, Project Girl should be placed on all high school and college reading lists and offered to anyone looking for a book beautifully written."Peace Like a River by Leif Enger: "Written in prose tart and crisp as a Minnesota autumn, Peace Like a River is seductive and deliciously American and there are passages so wondrous and wise you'll want to claw yourself with pleasure."
If you raised your eyebrows at the image of McCourt clawing himself with pleasure, you may want to skip the next blurb because he uses the expression again:
This Side of Brightness by Colum McCann: "In language that makes you claw yourself with pleasure, he powerfully evokes the stink of the present and the poignancy of the past."
Many thanks to Adagio in "The Fray" for pointing out a third example of McCourt clawing himself:
Open to any page of Helen Gurley Brown's I'm Wild Again, and you'll claw yourself with pleasure over an impish humor that would charm the balls off a pawnbroker's sign.
There may be a special reason McCourt got so hot and bothered: Helen Gurley Brown's husband, David Brown, produced the film version of Angela's Ashes. Sheri Holman, author of A Stolen Tongue, used to be an assistant to McCourt's agent Molly Friedrich, and Enger is represented by a colleague of Friedrich's. Which is not surprising, considering the way blurbs are gathered. Though some are excerpted from reviews independently published in newspapers and magazines, many are solicited directly from authors by well-connected editors and agents. Trace the books blurbed by Thomas Pynchon, and you'll find several were represented by Pynchon's wife, agent Melanie Jackson (Dreamland, by Phil Patton) or written by his friends (Richard Farina's Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up to Me). [Correction: This blurb was an excerpt taken from the introduction Pynchon wrote for the book after Farina's death.]
But what's the harm in a little logrolling among friends? With the number of requests an author of McCourt's stature must receive each month, it's hard to blame him for relying on his friends in the publishing business to filter out the must-reads for him. By and large, McCourt's blurbs are thoughtful, detailed, and show he's actually read the book (which is more than you can say for some). Most of the books—Gurley Brown's is an exception—got strong reviews, which suggests that he usually isn't endorsing anything substandard, even if his praise is comically overblown.
It's an awfully big favor McCourt is paying the first-time novelists he blurbs, whose chances of getting noticed multiply with his stamp of approval. The main danger in wanton blurbing is that he will squander the power of his own praise: The more quotes he hands out and the more ecstatic he waxes, the more his blurbs will be ignored by readers.
But with the exception of recycling a few purple phrases in his blurbs, there's no reason to draw out the long knives on Frank McCourt. Except maybe to trim his fingernails.


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Play misty for me: Sa Pa is seen from the road leading to Ta Phin Village, a 20-minute drive from the town centre.
(VNS) It was the third time I had visited Sa Pa town, surrounded by mountains and rice terraces, but this time I had the most fun.
I tasted specialities, learned handicraft skills and contributed my labour to make Sa Pa more clean and green.
I found myself in the centre of the town after spending a night on a train and an hour on a bus,travelling more than 350km north from Ha Noi.
The bus driver told me it was hot and sunny in Sa Pa two days ago and felt like the middle of summer. How quickly things change. When I stepped off the bus, a cold mist enveloped me. It was 8am but the fog was so thick that all vehicle headlights were on.
A friend told me: "Don't ask for a weather forecas because no-one knows exactly."
Nguyen Thi Su, a woman from Vinh Phuc Province, who has been living in Sa Pa for 14 years, confirmed: "There are four seasons a day in Sa Pa: from summer in the morning to winter in the evening. Sometimes, we are like celebrities, we change clothes every hour."
I asked if the snow would fall but she said the temperature was not cold enough.
Su said I should come between December and February but even then it did not always snow.
In my four days in Sa Pa I set out to discover the local specialities. Mushroom is found in many different dishes from high-end restaurants to food kiosks on the streets.
"There are many kinds but the wild mushrooms that locals pick from the forest and bring to town every day are the best," said Anh Dung, owner of Anh Dung Restaurant on Xuan Vien Street. "The natural products provide better a smell and taste for our meals."
Greens are also Sa Pa's strong point. Vegetables, many of them strange to me, are available at every corner of the town market. They look young and fresh, and the price is reasonable.
Tran Thi Thoa, from Ha Noi, brought 10kg of chayote as a gift to her family and neighbours.
She also was organising to take salmon and sturgeon home.
"Not many cities and provinces in Viet Nam can raise these kinds of fish," the 55-year-old housewife said.
Coming from the cold climates of northern Europe and America, the fish have been raised in Viet Nam for up to 10 years in man-made lakes or huge plastic tanks at 1,700m above sea level.
As the result many restaurants in Sa Pa have them on their menu.
Following my friend's advice I tried grilled sturgeon and a salmon hot pot, which were perfect in the cold weather.
I then ordered 2kg of iced fish to take home to Ha Noi.
The third day in Sa Pa left the greatest impression.
Companions and I drove to Ta Van Commune to take part in Green Day, a campaign organised by Victoria Sa Pa Resort and Spa.
It was an activity to raise awareness among residents, especially children, of environment protection and to help build a green and clean Sa Pa.
We joined the resort staff and students in picking up rubbish around the area. A couple from Ha Noi and their two children were also involved, despite the dirt and mud.
"Thousands of visitors came to Sa Pa every year for its fresh and beautiful environment," said Nguyen Dinh Hiep, deputy head of Sa Pa District's Resources and Environment Department.
"Keeping the town tidy and clean is the local people's and tourists' duty and responsibility."
In the afternoon we drove to Ta Phin, a picturesque village 20 minutes north of the town centre. Set in a valley with a mountain peak at one end, the village is home to the Kinh, Red Dao and Black Mong people.
The valley is layered with rice paddies and dotted with 20 small home communes. Above them are some smaller communes and a patchwork of maize and vegetable fields.
May Chau, a Dao woman standing in front of her house, smiled at us as we approached and invited us inside, although she admitted the house was nothing special.
The life of the Dao people is simple and easy, though in many cases poor. However it is new and interesting to outsiders.
I stepped into Chau's house and found there was only one-room, divided into different sections for sleeping, cooking and dining.
I was interested in the kitchen area where Chau had smoked pork hanging above the fireplace.
"All meat can be smoked," Chau said. "The difference is in the spices used for each kind, making unique tastes. It takes at least one full day of smoking but the more you smoke it, the better it tastes – of course, not for too long."
In another corner of the house, my friends were talking about embroidery with Chau's neighbours who had seen the guests arrive.
"Here we farm only one crop a year, starting in April, because of the weather. In the other months we do embroidery to sell to tourists," Chau said.
"Embroidery our way is not easy and takes time. It takes us up to one year to make one set of traditional clothes. Now in our village we make different products, mostly scarves, pillow covers and handbags for tourists."


Also to get some help for publishing the game I started a crowdfunding campaign on the Asian Kickstarter (i live in Singapore): https://www.crowdonomic.com/project/452-from-beta-to-the-store-1.
There is a link to the android demo at the bottom of the page.
Also please share the video and the link :) Hopefully the game can be the first successful crowdfunded campaign for this site which will tremendously get traction for the game launch later this month!
Did you guys give a try to the android demo ? (a bit hard to demo with iOS although both version should come out around the same time - provided apple approves the games fast).
(Damn, everytime I hit reply from the notification email, my corporate signature gets added to it... lemme get rid of that).
Indeed. The whole game engine is flexible enough to support other kind of boards (as long as they are flat ;). I can put the dwarf on the beach if I wanted to... We will see how the game fares on the stores. If it does well I have a pocket full of stuff I want to add to it.


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Thu 3 May 2012 "Home Straight"
Unbelievably I'm in the last week of my 365 project.
While I haven't reached a final conclusion, it's hard to imagine stopping taking a photo every day – I certainly haven't run out of inspiration. The opposite really; there are still masses of types of photos I want to take, and there is significant room for improvement in my landscapes, portraits, and wildlife.
I plan to do some analysis of the sort of pictures I've taken over the last year. I reckon my photography has improved technically, and I've certainly tried things I wouldn't have tried otherwise.
I think the biggest changes have been in my "eye" (in terms of seeing pictures), and in my creativity though. I also understand my camera better than ever before, and am very comfortable switching between the modes to achieve my ends, and using the flash. I haven't fully got to grips with RAW or White Balance – the first because I can't be bothered to add another step to my workflow, the second because I fix it up Paint Shop afterwards.
I'm also about to submit my entry for this year's photo competition at St Robert's. I won last year with my "Drop in time", and hope to make it two in a row with my "Window of the Soul".


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Ori and the Will of the Wisps (Switch) Review – A Near-Perfect Metroidvania
Patrick Anderson
Ori and the Will of the Wisps (Switch) Review
Developers Moon Studios had a massive challenge in creating a sequel to 2015's beloved game classic, Ori and the Blind Forest. How do you follow up such a classic without disappointing fans of the original? I think with Ori and the Will of the Wisps, they've done an excellent job. Like its predecessor, it combines great, impactful narrative moments with gorgeous visuals and music, all while bringing in fresh new ideas to improve on the original experience. And now they've brought all of that awesomeness to the Switch.
As I've alluded to, when making a sequel to a major hit such as Ori and the Blind Forest, the devs are in a bit of a no-win situation. You want to give fans some of the things they loved about the first experience, but you also want them to feel like they're playing something new as well. Ori and the Will of the Wisps maintains a perfect balance in these respects.
Another Punch Right in the Feels
Take the story. It picks up where the last game left off. Ori, the glowing spirit who is the game's protagonist, along with friends Gumo and Naru, find themselves taking care of Kuro's egg. It hatches, and the friends name the baby owl Ku. Any player of the first game knows where this is going. Ku has one lame wing, and can't fly, and the friends raise her and protect her, even trying to teach her to fly. Eventually, Ku is able to fly with the addition of a big feather placed in her wing and soars off with Ori on her back. But a storm separates them and Ori must embark on a search to find Ku.
I didn't think Moon Studios could do it, but I'll be damned if they didn't get me crying like a baby again. They really have a gift for hitting you right in the feels, and the story in Ori and the Will of the Wisps will once again reduce even the deadest heart to warm goo. The beautiful, haunting soundtrack helps a lot in this regard, matching the pathos of each moment perfectly, and punching you right in the gut at moments of intense poignancy. If you're looking for another emotional catharsis, then bring your tissues to this one, folks.
The gameplay is also once again outstanding. Like the first game you're platforming, Metroidvania-style, jumping and running through a multi-leveled platform environment, and solving puzzles to unlock the map as you go. Jumping is executed perfectly and Ori and the Will of the Wisps feels great to play. It's lots of fun, and there's always the sense of wonder as you discover new parts of the map, or unlock previously-inaccessible areas as you gain new abilities. This time around, there's also a new Spirit Trials mode that amps up the excitement level, as you race to complete a trial in the fastest time possible. You also get more side-quests from NPCs as you play, so overall gameplay feels even deeper in Ori and the Will of the Wisps.
If Ori and the Blind forest was fun to play through, Ori and the Will of the Wisps is pure joy. There are so many secrets and cool things to discover as you play. Despite the 2D platforming gameplay, I always got the sense that this is a deep and massive gameplay experience right up there with a Skyrim or other open-world adventure. You'll go through the game's gorgeously-rendered areas and then go back and through them again, finding things the second time you didn't see at first – and just marveling at their beauty as you do. Just like before, levels are expertly designed to balance challenge with reward.
Challenging But Fair
Part of the gameplay is combat, and it is enjoyable despite being challenging at times. You've got a host of weapons that you can equip Ori with, and part of the learning process is seeing which weapons work the best with different enemies. I liked how you are given the ability to easily switch between weapons with the press of a button, even at a moment's notice. Like a lot of Metroidvania-style games, you'll fail often but I was having enough fun that I was fine with getting up and trying again. Ori and the Will of the Wisps is not an easy game but it is fair.
If there was one thing that I grumbled about in the first game, it was the sometimes-cruel save system. You had to manually save in Ori and the Blind Forest, which is fine in theory but can be a huge problem in practice. I have a tendency to forget to save, especially before big moments as I just rush excitedly into them. It meant for a lot of lost progress, at least for me. This time around, Ori and the Will of the Wisps has an Autosave function that really helps in this regard. If you found the original to be a bit punitive, you'll like this improvement.
Critics might say that Ori and the Will of the Wisps is more of the same, and they'd have a point. You won't be shocked by completely new and revolutionary changes to the winning formula that made you love the first game so much. If you are expecting a reinvention, you'll be disappointed. But when the original was so outstanding, there's an argument to be made for staying with what works. Like I said earlier, Moon Studios had a tough situation on their hands, and I'd say that they delivered. This is a quality experience that returning fans will enjoy, and newcomers will love even more.
Finally, let's not forget that all of this great gameplay, all these beautiful visuals and music have been packed into the diminutive platform of the Nintendo Switch. It's an amazing achievement, and the developers deserve credit for delivering a faithful rendering of this full game in handheld mode. In fact, in some ways, you even get a better version than was originally released on the Xbox One in March, because it's had its lagging and other bugs ironed out. Sure, the visuals are not quite as crisp (especially in docked mode), but you'd have to be really looking to notice, or really care. No, this huge little game is a must-play on the Switch, and it is in every way a worthy successor to an iconic game classic.
** A Nintendo Switch game code was provided by the publisher **
Emotionally impactful story
Beautiful visuals and music
Fun gameplay
More of the same
Slightly less beautiful than Xbox One version
Developer: Moon Studios
Publisher: Xbox Game Studios
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The new song from Foster the People sees them taking a different, more psychedelic and feedback-heavy turn than what we've heard previously.
The new Foster the People track is quite the departure from their first single, 'Coming of Age'. Considering we're used to hearing poppy, radio-friendly tracks from the band, 'Pseudologia Fantastica' comes as quite the surprise. It's an intense track teetering on the edge of psychedelic (while still remaining accessible, this is Foster the People we're talking about) track drowning in fuzz and reverb. Stream it below.
Their new album Supermodel is out 18 March through Columbia.


Pleased to meet you. I'm currently on a short visit to Japan, doing research on cancer proteins. I'm interested in culture, i play the guitar, kendo, judo and I make silver accessories.
I am an easy-going recent graduate from Ithaca College's film school. I am in Japan waiting for a job to start in April at Sony. I enjoy film, photography, and all other sorts of arts.


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Michael Mosley is an American television and film actor, best known for his roles as Drew Suffin on Scrubs, Ted Vanderway on Pan Am, Johnny Farrell on Sirens, and Jerry Tyson on Castle.
As far as the 'Mad Men' thing, I love 'Mad Men.' It's one of my favorite shows; I think it's an amazing series.
Michael Mosley
We play make-believe and dress up for a living. One goes, one doesn't go, whatever. I don't understand how you can get bitter or jaded. We're just so lucky to get to do this.
A lot of producers and creative types want to see you be you. Throw something else out there and show them where you would take this part. A lot of them are launching shows for the first time, so they've got a lot riding on this, too, and they want you to be their flight.
To spoon-feed people their comedy is not the proper evolution of the art.
'Scrubs' has always had a very loyal fan base. When it started out, it was an explosion because it was after 'Friends,' but I think there have been times where it has peaked and valleyed.
Every audition, I walk out the door and throw the sides away immediately. You did it, now go home. And to me, that's kind of a baptism. If they call you, they call you. And if they don't, it's fine.
I think that there's a fine line between comedy and drama. I think that ultimately, the less winking that's going on when you're doing comedy - and this is just my own thing, and maybe it's why I've never been hired in comedy except by Bill Lawrence - but I think that the less winking you do with comedy, the better off you are.
In the sixth grade, I auditioned for a play called 'Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing.' I got the lead, and I was terrified, but I went and did it.
The first heart you win over is that casting director. In first meetings, they'll be the ones who see your pitch for the character. And then as you get further up, they'll be the ones reading with you in front of the network.
Flying, for some reason, has never been my favorite thing, but after taking some aviation classes and reading about it and learning about it... They've been doing this for over a hundred years, they've been to the moon and back; they kind of have a good system going here.
There's no enemy in the auditioning process. Everybody wants you to be the right person when you walk in the room. We're all just trying to make a soup here, and they're trying to figure out the right ingredients for the soup.
I think that there's a fine line between comedy and drama.
I've been on pilots. I've seen shows come and go. I know that this stuff is all very fleeting, so I try to keep it cool.
A lot of times, directors don't know how to speak to actors, or writers don't know how to communicate.
I definitely think that typecasting is something that happens all the time.
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Jurgen Klopp open to Borussia Dortmund return when he's finished at Liverpool
Klopp spent seven years with Borussia Dortmund and the Liverpool boss would be open to a return - but admits it's unlikely
Alex RichardsAssistant Sport Editor
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Jurgen Klopp admits he is open to a potential return to Borussia Dortmund when his job at Liverpool is finished - if they desperately need him.
The Liverpool boss is looking to lead the Reds to a first league title since 1990 this season, after last year's Champions League triumph.
And his side have made a perfect start, with eight wins from eight in the Premier League so far.
Klopp has three years remaining on his contract at Anfield, and is in no rush to depart.
But as Mirror Sport reported two weeks ago, he is also in no rush to extend, despite Kop chiefs wanting to give him a longer deal.
Klopp led Liverpool to the Champions League trophy last year (Image: EMPICS Sport)
Jurgen Klopp offered Liverpool exit and Borussia Dortmund return in 2018
Now, detailing his thoughts in a new book - 'Real Love - A life with Borussia Dortmund' - by BVB CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke, currently being serialised in Bild, the Reds boss has mooted at a potential return to the Westfalenstadion - if they are in dire need.
"As a rescuer in need, if the club really needs my help - why should not I do that?" says Klopp, who previously spent seven years in the North Rhine, winning two Bundesliga titles.
"It's very nice that I even have the opportunity. But, I admit, it does not seem so likely.
"There's always something new to come."
Jurgen Klopp poses with his wife Ulla with the Bundesliga trophy in 2012 (Image: Martin Rose/Bongarts/Getty)
Klopp and Watzke continue to enjoy a strong relationship, with the Dortmund chief having even asked if he would return in 2018 - albeit admitting he sent himself on a fool's errand, knowing that Klopp would not break his Anfield contract.
Watzke believes that what makes Klopp special among coaches is that he is "always honest".
"The most important thing in our relationship was and is that we can rely on each other blindly," he added.
"Jurgen never lied to me. He is always honest, even in the job. And I never lied to him.
Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp greets Dortmund's CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke in 2017 (Image: Getty)
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"Even in the most difficult phase, in the season of separation, when we crashed to the last place sometime shortly before the separation in the Bundesliga, that was the case.
"That sounds so obvious when you say that, but I've experienced it in a different way in this business and with other coaches."
And Watzke, admits that he should have perhaps attempted to change the mind of Klopp, when he elected to depart in 2015.
"We did not try to change his mind anymore. But that was maybe a mistake. Perhaps it would have been better if we had exchanged the entire team – not the coach.
"Because I knew that, we would never get back such a coach. When I said goodbye, real tears came.
"Such a relationship, as I had with Jürgen over seven years at BVB, that did not exist before. And such a relationship will probably never happen again.
"This is a bit like when the children move out. You also know that it will happen at some point, but you still miss them."
Conor McGregorConor McGregor hit with multi-million-pound lawsuit just days before return to actionThe lawsuit relates to events from 2018 as The Notorious prepares for his fight with Dustin Poirier
Frank LampardFrank Lampard's job is under scrutiny following another Chelsea loss with the Blues going down 2-0 at Leicester as their poor run of form continues which could see the manager axed
Transfer NewsMesut Ozil is edging ever closer to a move to Fenerbahce with the Turkish side poised to announce his transfer from Arsenal at the weekend
Donald TrumpTrump's bizarre claims he turned US into 'greatest economy in the history of the world'President Donald Trump made the outlandish claim during his farewell speech as Joe Biden waits to be sworn in as the 46th President of the United States
Machine Gun Kelly in a 'f***ed up place for months' as he admits anxiety fears
Megan FoxMachine Gun Kelly has opened up about his anxiety fears as he explains his absence from social media after hooking up with Megan Fox last year
Chelsea 'looking at experienced managers' as talk of sack looms over Frank Lampard
Frank LampardFrank Lampard is under huge pressure after another defeat in the Premier League for Chelsea, leaving them eighth in the table, following a 2-0 defeat to Leicester


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Kimi to drive Sauber in Texas and Brazil?
Looks like Mika Salo is stirring the pot about the going ons at Lotus saying that Kimi might be driving a Sauber at COTA and Brazil according to this article. Is he talking out of his arse or would this rumour actually have some weight to it since Sauber is Ferrari powered?


Last week, we wrote two lines a day, combining and recombining them on Saturday to see what would emerge.
The poets were allowed to "cheat"—which in this context means to revise, repeat, and juggle the lines—and the conclusion of Beth's effort attests to the wisdom of such a strategy.
and who kept the receipt?
Sometimes I think I wrote a noose.
Watch this space next week for a new prompt.


Currently, IoT technologies — and business models that utilize IoT — are immature. Despite this immaturity, there are already sporadic examples of existing, and planned, uses across a wide range of industries. Enterprises will need to make plans and preparations now or risk being left behind by their faster-moving competitors.
Managing identities and access is critical to the success of the IoT. However, traditional techniques cannot provide the scale or manage the complexity that the IoT requires from the enterprise.
At the heart of security solutions is the concept of identity. We are familiar with the need for identities associated with people. This concept must now be extended to things. Identities are then used to define relationships between a thing and a human, a thing and another thing, a thing and an application/service, and so on.
While security may be a roadblock, the lack of a compelling business case is a major impediment to IoT growth for enterprises. The business justifications almost certainly exist, but they have not yet been articulated and quantified by most enterprises. For those struggling to find their place in the IoT-enabled landscape, a compelling business case must be developed before large-scale deployment can happen.


Baby Bible Board Books is a series of stories that cover events in the life of Jesus.
• Designed for newborns through 3 years.
• Filled with colorful, engaging pictures.
• Simple lessons personalized for your baby.
• Sturdy board pages with wipeable surface.
• 5" x 5"... just the right size for babies to hold as they learn to love God's word.
Four books in one fun collection: Jesus Feeds the People, Jesus Heals a Little Girl, Jesus Helps a Blind Man, and Jesus Stops a Storm.
Each story is twenty pages long, with an average of six words per two-page spread. The books feature bold, colorful illustrations and each ends with a simple faith lesson for the child to take to heart. Designed for infants and preschoolers.


Hugh Baillie (1890-1966) worked at United Press first as a reporter, then general news manager, and then became president during 1935-1955 , and was also a published author. The collection contains manuscripts, including versions of his autobiographical work, High Tensions, correspondence, memoranda, news stories, publicity, published work and periodicals.
Hugh Baillie (1890-1966) was a reporter, then general news manager, and finally, president of United Press (1935-1955). He was also an author of at least seven books. His book, High Tensions, is a recollection of his work at United Press.
The collection contains manuscripts, including two versions of his autobiographical work, High Tensions, correspondence, memoranda, news stories, publicity, published work and periodicals.
This collection is organized by accession/addendum.
The initial donation of 1969 includes manuscripts, publicity and photographs, stories and articles, notebooks, and correspondence.
Manuscript material for High Tension includes a partial manuscript described as an "early version," unpublished materials concerning an interview with Neville Chamberlain (1939), an interview with Baille concerning the book, and correspondence.
Also included in this donation is a manuscript of Two Battle Fronts (1943).
There is a folder containing stories, dispatches and photographs regarding WWII and after, a notebook from the Sicilian Campaign (1943), and a notebook from the Korean War (1950).
A small section of correspondence (1936-1956) includes letters exchanged with Baille's wife, Earl Johnson (UP General News Manager, the Duke of Windsor, and Roy W. Howard of Scripps-Howard. There is also a section of correspondence and news articles submitted to Lord Beaverbrook regarding the marriage of Edward VIII to Wallace Simpson, a confidential memo, and letters received from Lord Beaverbrook.
The addendum of 1979 includes manuscripts, correspondence, memorandums, periodicals and books.
This addendum includes another manuscript of High Tension described as an "early draft before collaborator Martin Mayer worked with Baille." The manuscript is organized by episodes. Also included is a foreward, notes, pre-writings and revisions.
This addendum contains a much larger amount of correspondence than the previous. Outgoing correspondence (1933-1958) is organized by date and the bulk of the correspondence is from 1952-1958. Enclosures include a memo regarding a manuscript, a memo about Baille's father, and a manuscript correction.
Incoming correspondence is organized alphabetically by last name or title. There are many publishers represented including the Associated Press and notables such as Walter Cronkite.
There is a section of memoranda written by Baille during the time he was president of UP. These were used as resource material for High Tension. They are organized by date, 1936-1953. Many concern WWII.
Also included are five periodicals and a published copy of High Tension.
Accession 85.16x.M contains manuscripts, correspondence, notes and travel diaries, publications, and photographs.
There is also personal correspondence from 1935-1951, that includes letters (one each) from Presidents' Eisenhower and Truman.
There are two envelopes that contain notes taken in diary form regarding a trip around the Pacific Ocean during the 1940s, a trip with the Inter-American Press Association, and notes titled "diary of a war correspondent" (1936).
Miscellaneous material includes publications and photographs.
[Identification of item], Hugh Baillie papers, Ax 631, Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries, Eugene, Oregon.
Collection processed by staff, 1969; 1979; 1985.
This collection received a basic level of processing including minimal to no organization and rehousing. Multiple accession(s) for the collection have not been merged or organized as a whole. Each accession is described separately.
Finding aid prepared by Tanya Parlet and Kira B. Homo.


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Model various nuclear reactions under different sets of assumptions.
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Don't Judge A Book...
On Monday, Toronto After Dark held its first red carpet premiere for The Last Exorcism. I was cautiously optimistic about this film because it sounded intriguing, but had a blanket ad campaign reminiscent of previous supernatural underperformers like last year's The Haunting In Connecticut. The film's producer, horror-meister Eli Roth and both stars Patrick Fabian & Ashley Bell were in attendance, which made for a crammed house at The Bloor.
When Reverend Cotton Marcus (Patrick Fabian) takes a documentary crew with him to help a man who says his daughter Nell (Ashley Bell) is possessed, it quickly becomes apparent that she is indeed one very troubled girl.
So, the good news is that The Last Exorcism turned out to be a pretty solid effort. The bad news is the marketing isn't doing it any favours in terms of what the film actually is. Advertising like this bit 2005's The Exorcism of Emily Rose in the ass – its audience bought tickets to a supernatural thriller and instead got, beyond the scares in the TV spots, a courtroom drama – so I really hope The Last Exorcism doesn't suffer the same fate. This would be a shame, as in addition to it being well written, it impresses due to its two leads. Fabian is excellent as Reverend Marcus. He won the capacity crowd over early, so that when shit went down, you really wanted him to get the fuck out of dodge. Ashley Bell also puts in a chilling performance as Nell. The exorcism scenes are all her, with no help by digital means. In fact, I think I could only point out one visual effects shot in the entire film. It makes The Last Exorcism seem more like the 2006 German film Requiem than Emily Rose.
Alas, therein might lay the rub for some people. This film is more about the characters than the act itself. If you're walking in expecting a fourty-minute exorcism sequence soaked in jaw-dropping special effects, you may be disappointed. There is also the found-footage format that I'm sure some people are tiring of by now, as well. Sure, the same problems that come with this type of narrative are still there, but for the most part I could overlook them. I was lukewarm on the ending in that there were some elements I liked and some that I didn't, but hey, they can't all be as brilliant as the final moments of The Blair Witch Project now, can they?
Eli Roth, Ashley Bell & Patrick Fabian
So, as I said, the marketing may make it seem like generic horror fare, but I think The Last Exorcism is worth a look. It concentrates on story backed by great performances to deliver something not only different from what I was expecting, but also more substantial.
As for the screening, Eli Roth was very excited to be there, as he reiterated that it was in Toronto (at 2002's Midnight Madness) that his career really began with our reception of Cabin Fever. I was at that screening eight years ago and remember just how much everyone at The Uptown (R.I.P.) loved it to pieces. Here below is video of Rob Mitchell talking with Roth, Fabian & Bell about the film.
Also, for video of the premiere, click here.
The Awards.
Shorts After Dark 2010
A Fate Worse Than Death.
No Reason.
A Remake With Teeth.
'Madness 2010
The Swiss Go To Space.
"Have You Ever Been Fish Raped?"
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It Came From The Archives 5!
Boy Meets Girl...


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King Henry – 'For You' [EP Stream]
by Acid Stag | Oct 3, 2017
Over the last few months we've shared two really great tunes with you from Los Angeles producer King Henry. One was called 'Moment' and it featured the wonderfully soothing voice of Rhye, and the other was titled 'Destiny' which featured the voice of Australian artist RY X, who is also known for his work as a member of The Acid.
Those two tracks were said to be part of King Henry's forthcoming second ep 'For You'. That ep has since been released, it has a total of four tracks, and as well as Rhye and RY X there are two other guest vocalists that will blow your mind with their sweet soothing vocal tones, Sasha Sloan and Maejor.
This is a very impressive collection of tunes that are surely going to award the already Grammy nominee artist with a shit load more attention.


Turkey-Nigeria Business Forum and bilateral business negotiations, which is under the coordination of the Ministry of Trade and TIM organization, held in the commercial capital of Nigeria, Lagos on August 2, 2018.
37 Turkish business people from 34 companies, operating in electric-electronics, software-hardware and IT, banking and finance, textile, chemical products, pharmaceutical industry, construction, automotive supply industry, energy, forestry products, sports goods, plastics, apperal and ready garment, cereals, cosmetics and packaging sectors participated in Turkey-Nigeria Business Forum.
wNigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) and Lagos Chamber Of Commerce & Industry (LCCI) was our partner organizations in Turkey-Nigeria Business Forum which opened with the opening speech of H.E. Ayoola Olukanni, General Director of the NACCIMA.
Olukanni, stating that Turkey and Nigeria should increase trade in the product range. said they attached great importance of the development of relations with Turkey.
Afterwards, the promotional film about the economic improvement, investment opportunities and foreign trade of Turkey and TIM, reflected on the cinevision screen, also received great applause and appreciation from the participants.
Following the video presentation, Soboma Ajumogobia, Deputy President of LCCI, expressed that Turkey is one of the world's most important attraction center for trade and investment as its closeness to the EU and its geo-strategic position.
After the business forum which ended with the gift ceremony and group photo, B2B meetings session started with the attendance of 37 business people from 34 Turkish companies and 350 Nigerian companies. During the section, around 1.000 business meetings were held.
Following the speeches, Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed between TİM and LCCI to increase trade relations between Turkey and Nigeria.


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INCREASE IN ENERGY EFFICIENT VEHICLES ON OUR ROADS
ENERGY EFFICIENT VEHICLES
I'm encouraged by the latest figures which show a sharp increase in the number of hybrid and electric vehicles on our roads.
Latest figures from the Department of Transport show that there were 32,083 fuel type and electric vehicles on the roads in 2018, up 51.9% on 2017, while the number of fully electric vehicles went up 65% year on year to 4,825 vehicles.
Another 2,789 vehicles were petrol/plug-in hybrid electric models, more than double the previous year.
The roll out of energy efficient vehicles is inevitable and I would urge everybody to consider acquiring them as soon as is feasibly possible.
There are incentives to buy that people can avail of and the network of public charging points is getting bigger. You can also get grants towards putting charging points at your own home.
We have a long way to go in terms of the national fleet of cars but the momentum is there and it will only increase.
The figures show the total number of taxed vehicles on the road on December 31 2018 was 2,717,722, an increase of 41,843 on the previous year.
A total of 1,386,208 passenger cars are now taxed based on their CO2 emissions rating, a 15.99% increase on the previous year. CO2-based vehicles now represent 65.8% of the overall national fleet.
The number of new vehicles taxed was 157,865, a decrease of 3,975 on the previous year.
For fuel consumption, 36% of vehicles ran on petrol, while 62% ran on diesel.
In all, there were 2.9 million current driving licences as of December 31 2018, of which 240,064 were provisional licences.
By Sean Canney| 2019-04-01T13:11:08+00:00	April 1st, 2019|Blog, Galway East, Homepage, Information, Latest News, National|0 Comments


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SCREEN-L October 2002, Week 4
Re: Remakes
"Larsson, Donald F." <[log in to unmask]>
Sun, 27 Oct 2002 10:42:02 -0600
STELLA DALLAS (the Stanwyck version) is one example of a successful
sound remake of a silent film.  (I didn't dislike the Bette Midler
version, but the story was even more archaic by then.)
A number of swashbucklers, eg. THE MARK OF ZORRO (but the Fairbanks
version may be the best for sheer energy--the Banderas version is more
of a sequel).
Which also raises the question of when a "remake" is in actuality a
sequel--for example, the cameo by Kevin McCarthy in Philip Kaufman's
remake of INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS suggests that it is actually a
sequel.
Then there are films that have gone through a number of incarnations
from book to stage to screen and back (not necessarily in that order),
eg. STATE FAIR and SHOW BOAT.  Is a musical version of the same story a
remake--or something new?
If you want to throw in television productions, then the
British/MASTERPIECE THEATER versions of stories ranging from HOUND OF
THE BASKERVILLES to PRIDE AND PREJUDICE are generally better in a number
of ways, although especially in "faithfulness" to the original.  Still,
earlier versions such as the Basil Rathbone HOUND and Greer Garson PRIDE
take on an iconic power of their own.  And that says nothing of loose
adaptations that are not really remakes but rely to some extent on
allusions to earlier versions, such as CLUELESS or BRIDGET JONES' DIARY.
Don Larsson
"Only connect"  --E.M. Forster
Donald F. Larsson
Department of English, AH 230
Minnesota State U, Mankato (56001)
From: Jeremy Butler [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2002 8:53 AM
Subject: Fwd: Remakes
I'd say that the zippy HIS GIRL FRIDAY (1939) is an artistically
film to the rather creaky, early-sound THE FRONT PAGE (1931)--not to
mention the subsequent remakes:  THE FRONT PAGE (1974) and SWITCHING
CHANNELS (1988).
Come to think of it, weren't there a few silent and early-sound films
circa 1924-29 that were remade just a few years later, after sound
technology arrived and then improved?  Titles are escaping me just now.
You might want to consider those films as technologically more
successful--although not necessarily artistically more successful.
Screen-L is sponsored by the Telecommunication & Film Dept., the
University of Alabama: http://www.tcf.ua.edu


Punalur is popular for a 400 ft long suspension bridge that was built in 1877. It is the sole suspended-deck type bridge in India, built and designed by Albert Henry. This bridge was suspended using three spans and was frequently used for vehicular movement.
Pathanapuram is situated 13 km away from Punalur along the banks of the Kallada River. It is one of the major trading centres in the Kollam District. The place is famous for the Chandanakkudam Mahotsavam held in a mosque, in the month of February and March.
Oachira, situated on the Kollam-Alappuzha main road, is a unique pilgrim centre. Lord Parabrahmam is worshipped in the region, but there is neither the idol of the deity nor a temple at this site. Oachirakkali is the annual festival held at the place in the month of June.
Mayyanad is located at the south western suburbs of Kollam city in Kollam district of Kerala and is about 10 kilometers south of Kollam city and 6 kilometers North of Paravur Town.
Alumkadavu is a popular picnic spot near the Kollam-Alappuzha National Waterway.
Kulathupuzha is a village situated on the main Thiruvananthapuram-Shencottah Road. An ancient Sastha temple on the banks of the Kulathupuzha River is the main attraction of this village. This temple is enshrined with an idol of Bala Sastha, a form of Lord Hariharaputra.
Thangassery, situated just 5 km away from the main town of Kollam, is one of the main historical sites of the Kollam District. This place has several old churches, established in the 18th century. The town also has a 144 ft high lighthouse which was constructed in 1902.
Aryankavu, one of the major pilgrimage centres in the Kollam District, is famous for an old shrine devoted to Lord Sastha. The pillars of the temple have been decorated with mural paintings. Mandala Pooja is a major festival celebrated at this temple, in the month of December.
Ashtamudi Lake, also known as the gateway to the backwaters of Kerala, is one of the largest and deepest wetland ecosystems in Kerala. The Kallada River is the main river flowing into this lake. All the channels of Ashtamudi meet at the Neendakara Estuary before merging into the Arabian Sea.
Amritapuri, situated at Vallikavu in Karunagappally, is the residence and headquarters of Mata Amritanandamayi, the spiritual guru. This place also serves as the international headquarters of Mata Amritanandamayi Math.
Neendakara Port, just 8 km away from the Kollam town, is regarded as the major hub for fishing. This place is also the headquarters of the Indo-Norwegian Fisheries Community Project started in 1953.
Shenduruny Wildlife Sanctuary is situated on the main Kollam-Shencottah Road in the Kollam District. This sanctuary is considered as part of the Agasthyamalai Biosphere Reserve. The forest of Shenduruny was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1984.
Achencoil, also known as the Acchankovil, is a popular pilgrimage site. The ancient Sastha temple of this region is enshrined with an idol of Sastha that dates back to the pre-Christ period.
APalaruvi Waterfalls is located at Palaruvi near Aryankavu on the Kollam-Shencottah Road. The best time to visit this place is between the months of June and January. The height of the waterfall is about 300 ft.
Sasathamcotta Lake or Sasathamkotta Lake, also categorized as a wetland, is the largest fresh water lake in Kerala, a state of India on the south of the West Coast.
Rameshwara temple, built in the Pandian style of architecture, has inscriptions dating between 12th and 16th centuries. This temple also has sculptures of a monster named Vyala.
Jatayu Para is a big rock situated in the Chadayamangalam village in the Kollam District. According to the legend, this was the place where Jatayu, the giant vulture of the epic Ramayana, fell after being injured by Ravana when he was taking away Goddess Sita. This place is also a popular spot for trekking and attracts numerous adventure enthusiasts.


The Riyhalaei are an Aslan clan primarily residing in the Aslan Hierate.
Please see Aslan for more information.
Please see Aslan Clans for related information.
This clan is currently a member of the Tlaukhu Council.
It currently has a Major Clan status (AsTX).
It is currently ranked #34 within the Tlaukhu Council.
It is a member of power bloc A3.
Leadership Structure: No information yet available.
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Q: How to use explicit wait in pageobject fields in selenium webdriver? How to use explicit wait in pageobject fields?
I have a pageobject class in which i declare fields and use the FindBy tag to instantiate them. How can i add a explicit wait for some of or all of those fields declared in the

A: My solution is to not use @FindBy.
In your page object:
   By someElementLocator = By.cssSelector(".locator");

   public void waitForElementPresent(final By locator, int timeout) {
    ExpectedCondition e = new ExpectedCondition<Boolean>() {
        public Boolean apply(WebDriver driver) {

            return driver.findElements(locator).size() > 0;
        }
    };

    WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, timeout);
    wait.until(e);

}

  public WebElement getSomeElement() {
    waitForElementPresent(someElementLocator);
    return driver.findElement(locator);
  }

Maybe it's an architectural issue. I can't seem to find any resources confirming that @FindBy support waits so maybe its usage depends on a test design/architecture.

A: I am completely changing my answer here. Its possible:
@FindBy(css="#loginBtn")
WebElement submitLoginBtn
WebElement submitLoginBtn(){
    WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver,3)
    wait.until(ExpectedConditions.elementToBeClickable(submitLoginBtn))
    return  submitLoginBtn
}

and now simply call the submitLoginBtn() method :
@Test
void login(){
    LoginPage login = new LoginPage(driver)
    login.userName().sendKeys("0000")
    login.pin().sendKeys("0000")
    login.submitLoginBtn().click()
}


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El dansaire encaputxat  (Saltator nigriceps) és un ocell de la família dels tràupid (Thraupidae).

Hàbitat i distribució
Habita els límits del bosc i matoll àrid als canyons dels Andes, d'Equador meridional i nord-oest del Perú.

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"Articulatory Distinctiveness of Vowels and Consonants: A Data-Driven A" by Jun Wang, Jordan R. Green et al.
Wang, J., Green, J. R., Samal, A., & Yunusova, Y. (2013). Articulatory distinctiveness of vowels and consonants: A data-driven approach, Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 56(6), 1539-1551.
Copyright © 2013 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Used by permission.
Purpose: To quantify the articulatory distinctiveness of 8 major English vowels and 11 English consonants based on tongue and lip movement time series data using a data-driven approach.
Method: Tongue and lip movements of 8 vowels and 11 consonants from 10 healthy talkers were collected. First, classification accuracies were obtained using 2 complementary approaches: (a) Procrustes analysis and (b) a support vector machine. Procrustes distance was then used to measure the articulatory distinctiveness among vowels and consonants. Finally, the distance (distinctiveness) matrices of different vowel pairs and consonant pairs were used to derive articulatory vowel and consonant spaces using multidimensional scaling.
Results: Vowel classification accuracies of 91.67% and 89.05% and consonant classification accuracies of 91.37% and 88.94% were obtained using Procrustes analysis and a support vector machine, respectively. Articulatory vowel and consonant spaces were derived based on the pairwise Procrustes distances.
Conclusions: The articulatory vowel space derived in this study resembled the long-standing descriptive articulatory vowel space defined by tongue height and advancement. The articulatory consonant space was consistent with feature-based classification of English consonants. The derived articulatory vowel and consonant spaces may have clinical implications, including serving as an objective measure of the severity of articulatory impairment.


Holding an online lesson or webinar? Participating in one? Every online participant has a unique online learning environment. Their hardware, software and environment can vary dramatically, which is why it is necessary to lay down a few essentials to get the most out of the online learning experience. Not only does the personal experience suffer of those with a less than adequate setup, but so does te experience of their peers, moderators and instructors.
Be hardwired!! Students often say, "But I have great Wi-Fi, it can't be on my end." You had great Wi-Fi a few minutes ago but the Jones family upstairs or next door just sparked up three devices and now your Wi-Fi waves are fighting for air traffic. Buy a LAN cable for $5 and run it from your router to your PC. All routers (typically) have them.
A headset, you must have a headset. The Logitech H340 is more than adequate at just $40.
An optional camera: The Logitech Webcam 525 ($35 from Amazon.ca) gives excellent definition and quick framerate. At the same price I found Microsoft products to be very inferior, both in physical quality and in performance.
Don't use Skype. The quality has degraded over the years and your setting yourself up for lots of disappointment and poor audio/video.
Zoom is the way to go. Excellent performance, always reliable and rivals the features of the outrageously expensive GoToWebinar and Adobe Connect.
Collaborate Ultra is wonderful too if you have access to it.
Have good front lighting, but aim the lights to the ceiling and have the light rebound and illuminate your face as well as the wall behind you. A well-lit room will do the same.
Close any curtains if it's sunny out. The lighting will cast shadows even if directly on your face.
Ensure that you have the above essentials and you will have a wonderful online learning experience, from a setup point-of-view anyway.