St. Tiernan's Cycling Club were represented at the recent EGM by Brian Kilbride, Barry Doyle and Andy Lakes. We were there to vote against the motion supporting the nomination of Mr. Pat McQuaid as Cycling Ireland nominee for re-election as president of the U.C.I. in line with the views of our membership as democratically expressed by a margin of 24 to 3 votes prior to the meeting.
The EGM was called after the initial meeting to nominate Mr. McQuaid was shown not to have been conducted strictly in accordance with the rules of Cycling Ireland. The Cycling Ireland committee and president Rory Wyley deserve credit for convening the E.G.M. to let the member clubs express their views. They had the option of simply reconvening the committee meeting and re-voting but took the brave decision to let all the clubs have their say, knowing that their initial decision was at risk of being overturned.
St. Tiernan's decided that they would speak to express an opinion against Mr. McQuaid's nomination. We acknowledged what Pat McQuaid had done in the past but stated the view that that for the future of cycling, there needed to be a break from the doping culture of the past within professional cycling, and this would not be possible with Mr. McQuaid as president.
The motion was defeated by 91 to 74 votes.
We are proud of what we as a club have done in the past and what we currently contribute to the local cycling community. We look forward to a successful second half of the year .
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I would like to express my thanks for the support that you gave me at the recent EGM. I was thankful for the words and considered view put forward by Brian gilbride at the EGM. I was saddend and disappointed to read on stickybottle that your club was singled out by one of the mcQuaids saying " So we would not want to depend on them for inspiration or commitment to the cause." This is factually incorrect. All of the clubs mentioned in the article run events leisure and races. St Tiernans in particular have been at the forefront of probably the biggest club leagure in Ireland for at least 10 years. You have given the sport a huge amount.
I sincerely hope that people appreciate what all in St Tiernans have done. I do.


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Rembrandt est un important cratère d'impact situé à la surface de Mercure. Avec un diamètre d'environ , il est le deuxième plus grand bassin d'impact de la planète, après Caloris, et c'est un des plus grands cratères du système solaire. Il a été découvert par MESSENGER durant son second survol de Mercure, le . Il est âgé de 3.9 milliards d'années et a été créé dans la période du Grand bombardement tardif. La densité et la distribution des tailles des cratères d'impact autour de sa couronne montre qu'il s'agit d'un des plus récents bassins d'impact de Mercure.

Il porte le nom du peintre hollandais Rembrandt.

Généralités
Rembrandt a été découvert dans les images prises par MESSENGER durant son second survol de Mercure, le . Il est situé dans l'hémisphère sud de la planète, à une latitude d'environ −33°. Il porte le nom du célèbre peintre hollandais Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (1606–1669). Ce nom a été approuvé par l'Union astronomique internationale le .

Géologie

Rembrandt est le deuxième plus grand bassin d'impact de la planète, après Caloris. Sa limite externe, le rebord du cratère, est définie par un anneau d'escarpements et de massifs orientés vers l'intérieur. Le diamètre de cet anneau est de 715 km, la moitié du diamètre de Caloris. Le bassin est entouré de dépôts de blocs d'impact constitués de matériaux excavés du sous-sol. Les principaux éjectas sont observés au nord et au nord-est du bassin. L'intérieur de Rembrandt comprend deux types de terrains, un terrain bosselé, et des plaines lisses. Le premier se situe près de sa bordure nord formant un segment d'anneau d'environ 130 km de large. Les plaines remplissent une grande partie de l'intérieur de Rembrandt. Ces deux zones sont séparées par un anneau de massifs d'environ 450 km de diamètre. Cette limite peut correspondre au bord extérieur d'une cavité transitoire créée par l'impact, qui s'est ensuite effondrée.

Les plaines douces remplissant la partie intérieure de Rembrandt sont considérées comme étant d'origine volcanique. Elles sont probablement similaires aux mers lunaires, bien que plus lumineuses que les plaines environnantes, au contraire de ce qui est observé sur la Lune. Les plaines lisses sont entrecoupées d'un système de rides et de dépressions, de forme radiale ou concentrique. Les crêtes concentriques forment un anneau presque complet avec un diamètre d'environ 375 km. Les rides radiales et les creux sont pour la plupart à l'intérieur de cet anneau. Les crêtes radiales et concentriques ont une largeur comprise entre 1 et 10 km, et peuvent aller jusqu'à 180 km de longueur. Les dépressions sont généralement plus jeunes que les arêtes, car elles les coupent. La largeur de ces dépressions varie de 1 et 3 km. Certaines dépressions radiales suivent de près les rides qui forment une structure rayonnée particulière. Les dépressions (grabens) sont considérées comme des zones d'extension, les rides de contraction.

Le bassin de Rembrandt est traversé par un large escarpement en forme de lobe allant du sud-ouest au nord. Il fait environ 600 km de long et appartient au système global d'escarpements couvrant toute la surface de Mercure. On pense qu'il a pour origine la contraction globale de la planète lorsque son intérieur s'est refroidi. L'escarpement est la structure tectonique la plus récente observée dans cette région, car elle coupe toutes les autres unités, y compris les plaines lisses.

Le bord et l'intérieur de Rembrandt sont couverts de nombreux cratères d'impact. Les plaines centrales lisses recouvrent partiellement plusieurs de ces cratères, ce qui suggère que les plaines résultent d'activité volcanique effusive prolongée. Les cratères d'impact qui se sont formés après la période volcanique montre que l'épaisseur des couches de laves peut atteindre 2 km.

Âge et formation
Les données disponibles sur le cratère indiquent que Rembrandt est l'une des structures d'impact sur Mercure les plus récentes. Son âge est à peu près le même que celui de Caloris. Le bassin s'est probablement formé vers la fin du Grand bombardement tardif du système solaire intérieur il y a environ 3,9 milliards d'années. L'impact a excavé des matériaux de la partie inférieure de la croûte, devenus l'éjecta sombre et presque bleu qui entoure le cratère. L'amincissement de la croûte résultant de l'impact a stimulé l'activité volcanique effusive. Des laves de couleur claire ont rempli la partie interne de Rembrandt, ce qui a provoqué la contraction du sol et la formation de rides. Les soulèvements ultérieurs, dont les causes ne sont pas connues, ont conduit à l'extension et à la formation de dépressions.

Le dernier épisode de l'activité tectonique a conduit à la formation de l'escarpement lobé, qui s'est déployé tangentiellement à l'anneau des crêtes des rides. Depuis, l'activité interne a probablement pris fin, et la surface n'a été déformée que par des impacts relativement peu fréquents.

Notes et références

Cratère d'impact sur Mercure
Rembrandt

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Category: Hugh Pentecost
There's a Little Yellow Pill*
Whether you're used to shopping at a small, local pharmacy or one of the large chains (both have their advantages), it's handy to have a pharmacy nearby. Especially in the last year or so, pharmacists and their teams have played important roles in things like Covid testing, vaccines, and more. And some now employ nurse-practitioners and others who can diagnose and prescribe medication for things like ear infections, strep throat, and other illnesses. Today's pharmacists have to go through years of preparation, too, to get their licenses, and they need to show they are keeping updated in order to keep those licenses.
It's just as well, too, that pharmacists go through a demanding program before they get their licenses; their work is challenging and sometimes has very high stakes. When you pick up your prescription, you deserve, expect, and depend on it being correctly made up. With all that's at stake in the pharmacy business, it's not surprising that pharmacists play roles in crime fiction, too.
For instance, in Agatha Christie's After the Funeral (AKA Funerals Are Fatal), Hercule Poirot investigates the death of wealthy family patriarch Richard Abernethie. According to his will, his fortune is to be equally divided among his nephew, his two nieces, his sister, his brother, and his sister-in-law. If Abernethie's death was murder, any one of those people might have a very good motive for murder. One of the 'people of interest' in the case is Gregory Banks, who is married to Abernethie's niece, Susan. Banks is a pharmacist's assistant who left his last job under a cloud; there was talk that he had deliberately sabotaged a prescription. And even if the event in question was an accident, that still doesn't speak well for him. It's quite possible that, if Abernethie found out about this (especially if it was true), Banks might have a very good reason to want Abernethie dead. It doesn't help his case that he is devoted to his wife and determined she should have her inheritance.
Judson Philips, who wrote under the name Hugh Pentecost (among others) created a series featuring former attorney George Crowder. A former country prosecutor, he now lives as more or less a recluse in the small New England town of Lakeview. Crowder's sister, Esther, is married to the town pharmacist Hector Trimble, so whether Crowder likes it or not, Trimble is his brother-in-law. He doesn't like it. Trimble is a skilled and respected pharmacist, with a modern store and a very good reputation. But he has a disagreeable personality, and nothing but contempt for Crowder, whom he sees as 'shiftless.' It's an interesting contrast in personality, and the stories give a feel for the role of the small-town pharmacist at that time.
Kerry Greenwood's 1920's-era Phryne Fisher series begins with Cocaine Blues. In it. Phryne returns from London, where she's been living, to her native Melbourne. Friends of hers are concerned about their daughter, who they fear is in danger from her husband. Phryne begins to ask some questions, and soon discovers a web of international smuggling, drugs trade, and more. One key to it all turns out to be a local pharmacy, so Phryne goes there dressed as a working-class woman of what used to be called 'easy virtue.' She watches the pharmacist for a while, and she learns that he and his staff dispense certain pink pills to those who ask for them. Then, she makes a purchase herself, and confirms that some sort of illicit drugs trade is going on at the pharmacy, and that the pharmacist is mixed up in it.
One plot line in Donna Leon's Suffer the Little Children concerns an illegal collusion between a local hospital and three pharmacies. Sometimes, pharmacists receive small courtesy fees when they schedule patients for appointments with specialists. Ispettore Lorenzo Vianello finds that the three pharmacists in question have been scheduling 'phantom' patients for appointments, so they'll get higher payments. He and his boss, Commissario Guido Brunetti, are looking into this activity when there's a break-in at a pharmacy that puts everything in a different perspective, and changes everything about the case.
And then there's Michael Connelly's Two Kinds of Truth. In one plot line of that novel, Bosch, who's now working with the San Fernando Police, is called to La Farmacia Familia. Two pharmacists, father and son, both named José Esquivel, have been murdered. Bosch starts on the investigation, and before long, he discovers that the pharmacy may be part of a larger drugs operation. The case takes a dangerous turn when Bosch goes undercover as a drug addict to try to find out the truth.
Pharmacists really do play important roles in medicine and public health. And pharmacies are critical parts of communities. So it makes sense that they'd figure in crime fiction, too. These are just a few examples. Your turn.
*NOTE: The title of this post is a line from the Rolling Stones' Mother's Little Helper.
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Breaking: FG declares Tuesday, Wednesday public holidays to celebrate Eid-El-Kabir
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President Muhammadu Buhari with Senate Ahmed Lawan
The federal government has declared Tuesday July 20 and Wednesday July 21, 2021, as public holidays to mark this year's Eid-el-Kabir celebration.
The Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, who made the declaration on behalf of the Federal Government, congratulates all Muslim faithful and Nigerians at home and in the Diaspora on this occasion.
"I call on Muslims to continue to imbibe the spirit of love, peace, kindness and sacrifice, as exemplified by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon Him) and to also use the period to pray for peace, unity, prosperity and the stability of the country, considering the challenges of insecurity we face at the moment. These mainly are bandits in the North West and North Central, insurgents in the North East, kidnappers, armed robbers, ethnic agitators and sundry criminals in other parts of the country" Aregbesola added.
The Minister assured that the Administration of President Muhammadu Buhari is "committed to the security of lives and property of every Nigerian, empowering the citizens for successful living, the provisions of social investments programmes and adequate security in the schools, especially with the spate of innocent school children being targets of kidnapping" he added.
Aregbesola, while wishing Muslim faithfuls a happy Eid-el Kabir celebration, advised all Nigerians to take responsibility by reporting any suspicious individuals and criminal activities to law enforcement agencies, especially during this festival.
He also enjoined on all Nigerians the observance of all Covid-19 protocols, particularly the non-pharmaceutical measures – wearing facemasks, hand washing and social distancing – designed to keep transmission of the disease at bay. "We must all take responsibility for containment of the pandemic during this year's festival" he said.
The Minister sympathises with the families of school children who have been kidnapped or suffered one misfortune or another. "Our hearts and prayers of comfort are with you" Aregbesola said.
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"No other pickup has ever given me strong lows, crisp highs, and tons of growl all at once."
Los Angeles native and musician Antonio Carter started playing bass at the age of 14. Spending his free time learning all of his favorite songs by ear, he soon gained a reputation at his high school as a great bassist. Continuing to learn as he entered college at Pasadena City, he auditioned for every performance group the college had. Making all but one, he filled what little free time he had with night gigs and open mic nights. Since then he has worked as a freelance bassist and private instructor for almost a decade. Playing with groups with styles from Jazz to Rock, R&B to Latin, there's no genre he can't handle. Whether providing the groove in the studio, house bassist at jazz festivals, or giving private lessons, Antonio has done it all.


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GAA open to change as D-Day looms for reform of football championship
Denis Walsh
Thursday October 21 2021, 12.01am, The Times
There was a time, certainly before the turn of the century, but probably for years after that too, when the simple thing to say about the GAA was that it was hostile to change. Like the Catholic Church, it was characterized as a monolithic presence in Irish society: conservative, inward-looking, wedded to its value-system, powerful.
No other sport could match its numbers on the ground, or its island-wide network of roots, and because its impact on the life of its host communities strayed far beyond hurling and football, there was a mostly unquestioning acceptance of what it stood for: old Ireland, in a way. If you were part of the faithful you didn't need to share all of the GAA's core beliefs, but you needed


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Q: Installing Rmpi on LAM/MPI cluster I'm trying to install Rmpi package on a LAM MPI cluster machine. Previously I had been compiling and testing some stuff (mpi4py and small C++ programs) so I'm sure the MPI itself works. However installing Rmpi package fails when linking libraries.
My main suspect is a call to gcc instead of mpicc in makefile (I'm trying to find the line in configuration to change this but so far could not locate it).
Does somebody have experience with installing Rmpi on LAM, and how did you manage that?
Architecture

*

*LAM MPI (or maybe PBS MPI if such exist, how do I check?). One thing for sure, I have mpicpp file wich I don't think is common to all mpi implementations

*R-2.15.2

*Rmpi_0.6-1

*CentOS release 5.5 (Final), x86_64

Command called from R
install.packages("Rmpi")

Log
trying URL 'http://cran.at.r-project.org/src/contrib/Rmpi_0.6-1.tar.gz'
Content type 'application/x-gzip' length 92977 bytes (90 Kb)
opened URL
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downloaded 90 Kb

* installing *source* package âRmpiâ ...
** package âRmpiâ successfully unpacked and MD5 sums checked
checking for gcc... gcc -std=gnu99
checking whether the C compiler works... yes
checking for C compiler default output file name... a.out
checking for suffix of executables...
checking whether we are cross compiling... no
checking for suffix of object files... o
checking whether we are using the GNU C compiler... yes
checking whether gcc -std=gnu99 accepts -g... yes
checking for gcc -std=gnu99 option to accept ISO C89... none needed
I am here /usr and it is OpenMPI
Trying to find mpi.h ...
Found in /usr/include
Trying to find libmpi.so or libmpich.a ...
Found libmpi in /usr/lib
checking for openpty in -lutil... yes
checking for main in -lpthread... yes
configure: creating ./config.status
config.status: creating src/Makevars
** libs
gcc -std=gnu99 -I/g/software/linux/pack/r-2.15.2/centos-5/lib64/R/include -DNDEBUG -DPACKAGE_NAME=\"\" -DPACKAGE_TARNAME=\"\" -DPACKAGE_VERSION=\"\" -DPACKAGE_STRING=\"\" -DPACKAGE_BUGREPORT=\"\" -DPACKAGE_URL=\"\" -I/usr/include  -DMPI2 -DOPENMPI -I/usr/local/include    -fpic  -g -O2  -c RegQuery.c -o RegQuery.o
gcc -std=gnu99 -I/g/software/linux/pack/r-2.15.2/centos-5/lib64/R/include -DNDEBUG -DPACKAGE_NAME=\"\" -DPACKAGE_TARNAME=\"\" -DPACKAGE_VERSION=\"\" -DPACKAGE_STRING=\"\" -DPACKAGE_BUGREPORT=\"\" -DPACKAGE_URL=\"\" -I/usr/include  -DMPI2 -DOPENMPI -I/usr/local/include    -fpic  -g -O2  -c Rmpi.c -o Rmpi.o
gcc -std=gnu99 -I/g/software/linux/pack/r-2.15.2/centos-5/lib64/R/include -DNDEBUG -DPACKAGE_NAME=\"\" -DPACKAGE_TARNAME=\"\" -DPACKAGE_VERSION=\"\" -DPACKAGE_STRING=\"\" -DPACKAGE_BUGREPORT=\"\" -DPACKAGE_URL=\"\" -I/usr/include  -DMPI2 -DOPENMPI -I/usr/local/include    -fpic  -g -O2  -c conversion.c -o conversion.o
gcc -std=gnu99 -I/g/software/linux/pack/r-2.15.2/centos-5/lib64/R/include -DNDEBUG -DPACKAGE_NAME=\"\" -DPACKAGE_TARNAME=\"\" -DPACKAGE_VERSION=\"\" -DPACKAGE_STRING=\"\" -DPACKAGE_BUGREPORT=\"\" -DPACKAGE_URL=\"\" -I/usr/include  -DMPI2 -DOPENMPI -I/usr/local/include    -fpic  -g -O2  -c internal.c -o internal.o
gcc -std=gnu99 -shared -L/usr/local/lib64 -o Rmpi.so RegQuery.o Rmpi.o conversion.o internal.o -L/usr/lib -lmpi -lutil -lpthread -L/g/software/linux/pack/r-2.15.2/centos-5/lib64/R/lib -lR
/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib/libutil.so when searching for -lutil
/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib/libutil.a when searching for -lutil
/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib/libpthread.so when searching for -lpthread
/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib/libpthread.a when searching for -lpthread
/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib/libc.so when searching for -lc
/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib/libc.a when searching for -lc
installing to /home/andrejev/R/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu-library/2.15/Rmpi/libs
** R
** demo
** inst
** preparing package for lazy loading
** help
*** installing help indices
** building package indices
** testing if installed package can be loaded
Error : .onLoad failed in loadNamespace() for 'Rmpi', details:
  call: dyn.load(file, DLLpath = DLLpath, ...)
  error: unable to load shared object '/home/andrejev/R/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu-library/2.15/Rmpi/libs/Rmpi.so':
  /usr/lib/libmpi.so.0: undefined symbol: _kio
Error: loading failed
Execution halted
ERROR: loading failed
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The downloaded source packages are in
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Warning message:
In install.packages("Rmpi") :
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A: We have a very similar setup. I haven't touched it recently enough to be able to speak to your particular situation, but I can pass along a few of the commands that got us up-and-running...
The first step for us, as Dirk mentioned, was to get OpenMPI running. Once that's setup, you'll need to be sure your LD_LIBRARY_PATH is properly set:
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/openmpiv2/lib/:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

The command that finally got Rmpi installed for us (after running the above command and starting R) was:
install.packages("Rmpi", configure.args = c("--with-Rmpi-include=/opt/openmpiv2/include/", "--with-Rmpi-libpath=/opt/openmpiv2/lib/", "--with-Rmpi-type=OPENMPI", "--with-mpi=/opt/openmpiv2/"))

Which installed the package successfully for us. Then we can run jobs using commands such as:
qsub -I -l nodes=2:ppn=12
/opt/openmpiv2/bin/mpirun --hostfile $PBS_NODEFILE -n 1 R --slave -f rmpitest.R

These commands may be so specific to our setup that they may not be useful, but hopefully something in here can save you some time!
As @Sergej proposes below, a more general solution may be:
install.packages(
  "Rmpi",
  configure.args = c(
   "--with-Rmpi-include=/usr/include/", # This is where LAM's mpi.h is located
   "--with-Rmpi-libpath=/usr/lib/",     # This is where liblam.so is located (actually as I type it mine was located in /usr/lib64/liblam.so.0, so maybe this is not needed at all)
   "--with-Rmpi-type=LAM"               # This says that the type is LAM (there is also OPENMPI and MPICH)
))

Our setup: RHEL 5, Rmpi 0.5-9, OpenMPI 1.4.3., R 2.15.0

A: Many years ago, I used to use LAM but then switched to OpenMPI.  Hao Yu, the author of Rmpi, suggests doing the same.
The r-sig-hpc list is a decent place for such questions.

A: As suggested by Jeff Allen I went to R and run
install.packages(
  "Rmpi",
  configure.args = c(
   "--with-Rmpi-include=/usr/include/", # This is where LAM's mpi.h is located
   "--with-Rmpi-libpath=/usr/lib64/",     # This is where liblam.so is located
   "--with-Rmpi-type=LAM"               # This says that the type is LAM (there is also OPENMPI and MPICH)
))

I also run
# Because it was non-standard R location so it din't find shared libraries
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/g/software/linux/pack/r-2.15.0/lib64/R/lib

# Rmpi also could not find libutil so I had to add path to it as well
export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib64/libutil.so

EDIT
Even though I managed to compile it when I run Rmpi on more than one node it fails. So I guess I have to start pushing for OpenMPI transition after all :/

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Eugen Selbmann (* 12. September 1920 in Berlin; † 1993) war ein deutscher Politikwissenschaftler und außenpolitischer Berater der SPD-Bundestagsfraktion.

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Eugen Selbmanns Vater stammte aus Böhmen, seine Mutter aus Polen. Er war deutscher Soldat im Zweiten Weltkrieg und geriet 1945 in sowjetische Kriegsgefangenschaft, aus der er im September 1945 wegen Krankheit entlassen wurde. Er studierte an der Deutschen Hochschule für Politik in Berlin (dem späteren Otto-Suhr-Institut) Politikwissenschaft bei Otto Suhr, Ossip K. Flechtheim und Ernst Fraenkel mit Abschluss Diplom-Politologe. Seine Diplomarbeit untersuchte die Deutschlandpolitik der USA 1945–1952. 1956 wurde er wissenschaftlicher Assistent, 1969 außenpolitischer Berater der SPD-Bundestagsfraktion (bis 1986). Er beriet die SPD-Fraktionsvorsitzenden Erich Ollenhauer, Fritz Erler, Helmut Schmidt, Herbert Wehner und Hans-Jochen Vogel.

Helmut Schmidt urteilte 1986 im Rückblick:Eugen Selbmann hat die Entfaltung sozialdemokratischer Außenpolitik seit Mitte der 50er Jahre beeinflußt, gedanklich gestaltet und zum Teil auch operativ umgesetzt.

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Some products you look at and think who would buy that? This may have been the case for HP's TouchPad, but a sale that saw the UK, France, and Germany sell more than 31,000 of the tablets in one month, shocked those behind the device.
HP's TouchPad was not a perfect device; in fact it was pretty low down in the tablet market. One thing can always help a device sell like hotcakes, and in this case it was a price of $99.
We heard about the price increase last week, which left some people drooling at the deal they missed. Today we hear that the UK will be getting 6,000 more HP TouchPad's, but this time they will be only for the brands employees, although there are 16,500 UK workers. The models will be mostly 32GB, although there will be around 300 of the 16GB version, which was confirmed in this article.
While other partners of HP also want some of the devices, the company is looking after their employees first. Do you think this is the right decision? Some of the companies' resellers can still get TouchPad's but it will be via auction sites, and at a much higher price.
It seems crazy that a device that HP marketed was so unsuccessful, and didn't have the right direction from HP is now doing so well in sales, and not only because of the cheap price last month, but also thanks to the hype surrounding the tablet. Maybe they need to take a leaf out of Apple's book when it comes to building hype around a product. It will not be long to Black Friday, so those that missed out are sure to find an equally good deal this November.
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Located on the south banks of the Chilliwack River under a grove of western redcedars, Douglas firs, and bigleaf maples, Allison Pool Recreation Site Group Campground, is as the name implies, ideal for large group gatherings.
In fact, there is only one site (made up of seven individual sites), and the entry gate remains closed until reservations are made, so unfortunately the campsite isn't ideal for the spontaneous at heart. Its also less than ideal for families or those with young kids as the campground only provides picnic tables and one vault toilet. If you're the kind of group that needs potable water, showers, and a few other niceties, you'd best to look elsewhere.
All that being said, the campground's setting alongside the Chilliwack River and the Allison Pool (a swift moving and deep pool in the river perfect for strong swimmers) is ideal for groups seeking a rustic and private setting away from the hustle-and-bustle of more established campgrounds.
Note: Allison Pool Recreation Site Group Campground is open year round. Reservations are required, and the entrance gate is closed otherwise. Tamihi Creek East Recreation Site Campground, located 3.6 kilometers downstream, is the nearest source for potable water.
Adjacency to Chilliwack River. Seven large individual sites.
River flows very quickly at the swimming hole. Reservations required.


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Breaking: BON Awards 2019, 2020 Hosts Announced!
The Best of Nollywood awards has confirmed the host and date for this year's event.
Last year, the prestigious awards took place at the Kakanfo conference centre in Ibadan, Oyo State with the former Governor, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, as the Chief host.
According to the BON 2019 Media coordinator, Victor Ojelabi, aside from this year's event being slated for December 14, 2019 in Kano, Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje and Dr Kayode Fayemi have been announced as Chief Hosts for 2019 and 2020 editions of the awards respectively.
Dr Ganduje, the Executive Governor of Kano State, stated that the centre of commerce is more than excited to host this year's edition.
"We are happy BON Awards will be bringing the nation's movie industry to Kano to feel the beauty and tranquility that our God given land is known for.
"Kano, which is the second-largest industrial centre after Lagos State in Nigeria and the largest commercial centre in the Northern Nigeria, also boasts of several tourists centres for our guests to feed their eyes on," the governor said.
He also assured the organisers the state's full readiness to host the awards.
"While preparations are already in top gear to ensure a hitch free and grand event, Kano people are happy to embrace the Nollywood industry," he concluded.
In a related development, the Chief Executive Officer, Best Of Nollywood awards, Seun Oloketuyi, said that the Government of Ekiti State has also declared to host next year's edition of the event.
"For the year 2020's edition of the awards, the people of Ekiti would be opening their doors to the popular players in the Nigerian movie industry by the special grace of God.
"Ekiti government, under Gov. Kayode Fayemi, has in its quest in putting the state on the tourism map of Nigeria, made the state a destination for entertainment.
"We can categorically state that the efforts of Mr. Governor in terms of changing the narratives about the state is yielding great results and BON Awards is excited to bring the whole Nigeria, through the Nollywood industry, to experience his great strides without being told," Oloketuyi stated.
Best of Nollywood Awards is an annual industry event honouring outstanding achievements in the Nigerian movie industry.
The first edition, hosted by the then Lagos State government, was held in 2009 and so far, the events have held in 9 states across the country since inception.
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21 Mar Cristina Effe e Crea Solution focusing on young people
High quality materials, continuous stylistic research, creativity, love for beauty, craftsmanship and attachment to one's own history are the values that distinguish Cristina Effe fashion brand. Bertelli srl is in fact a fashion company that for over 20 years has been operating in the textile sector serving the markets of Italy, Russia, Spain, Belgium, Holland, Hong Kong and China.
The company, thanks to the technologies acquired together with Crea Solution, has digitized the creative processes through CAD systems that accelerate the production and creation of clothing patterns. And it was thanks to the great intuitiveness of these systems and the usability of the platforms that Bertelli was able to organize every year a highly formative experience within the company for young aspiring modelers from all over Europe. The young people who have joined these activities and will participate again this year are very enthusiastic because in a rapid learning course they are able to contribute to business processes. All this has been possible thanks to the initiative of Lorenzo Santachiara, operating director of Cristina Effe for over 10 years, which has a corporate vision that points to the future, to young people and welcomes the new challenges of globalization and digital communication.
The vision of COO Lorenzo Santachiara
When did you begin to feel the need to digitize business processes?
I have always been interested in the evolution of technology since my first experience in Max Mara in the 80s within their first CAD system . Consequently I have always been attentive to what was offered by the market on the front of these kind of technologies, the meeting in the 90s with Mirko Zilli and the born friendship did the rest.
Where did your will to invest in training young Europeans come from and give life to this training project?
I believe that the need to live in the field what the school teaches you is a fundamental part of the knowledge that a model maker and a technician must have and even if in a small company like ours it can become difficult to implement, we managed to get out of our company, European guys "satisfied" with having actively collaborated in the realization of a company project.
What made this training experience possible?
I must say that my tenacity and the availability of the property that has indulged me in this decision, to the availability of Crea Solution in having supported us in an exemplary manner in technological terms and above all to the ease of use of the CAD for pattern makign made available that are easy to use everyday for all students have led us to be able to face these experiences (we are now in the fifth year of collaborations with important European fashion technical schools) with great serenity and satisfaction of all interested parties.
How important is it for Italian fashion companies to invest in young people?
It is increasingly important to be able to "offer" the know-how to young people directly on the problems of the company as we try to do with the boys during these stages because the future in fashion we will play only with the young people who will be required (and will be many in the coming years) for a different way of managing our world.
Given its many years of experience in the sector, what are the differences between former professionals and young millennials and the z generation?
I don't think it's right to talk about differences, the technicians of the past have faced experiences in the field that today are less and less required of young technicians. If the faconists were once taught to sew, today we feel less need of this or we feel it in a different way to keep up with technology or to manage the reshoring taking place in Italy. On the other hand, from the young we must surely manage their "normal" use of technology because this competence will increasingly be required at various levels of operational intervention in the company and it will be necessary to enhance their competence
Do you have any advice for Italian companies that want to invest in young talent?


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That was Step 1-4. Let's move on to step 5 and talk about sheet metal.
Step 5. Sheet Metal:
We had seen so many roof raises with wrinkly sides and transitions. I'm sure those are fine and people are happy and comfortable in their builds. My goal was to have our build be very strong and to look sleek and as close to a factory build as possible. To achieve this, we chose 16 gauge sheet metal. You can hardly dent it with a hammer so it wrinkling with rivets wasn't even an option.
The 16ga metal was heavy and hard to work with and took a lot of effort to get into place. Once in place, it looked so great and we were proud to have made that decision. We started at the back and worked our way forward. Our thought was that the overlaps would shed water while driving if we did it that way.
We rested the bottom edge of the sheet metal on top of the rub rail. I wish we had pulled off the rub rail and made the sheet metal joint be under the rub rail after the rub rail was reinstalled. We did what we did so our new panels would stay squared up. That worked like a champ considering how heavy they were in the 12 foot runs. There is definitely a way that we could've fought for a slightly cleaner end result. I'm proud of what we did though. We have a phrase that we started saying that has become a mantra of sorts around the barn. That phrase is. "The second bus will be perfect."
In the picture above, you'll see part of our process. This was an assembly line that took 4 people. One person was in the bus to install the glue and drill. Two people lifted the sheet into place. The fourth person pulled their weight into the 2x12 that you see pictured. Once the 2x12 was pushed into the sheet metal on the stud lines, the person inside the bus would drill the pre drilled holes in the C Channel caps that we detailed in PART 2 and through the sheet metal that was being squeezed up against the side of the bus. When the hole poked through, one of the 2 people that lifted the sheet into place would dab glue onto a pop rivet and install a rivet in the new hole. It's a process but nothing worth having is easy. Fight for it!
Attention to detail was important to us. We looked for little ways to put some extra style and craftsmanship into our build. An example of this was to copy the angled line in the sheet metal surrounding the air intake. When everything got painted up, it's hiding right there in plain sight and gives a subtle hint of a factory design.
Another subtle touch that gives a factory touch is the way that we measured our sheet metal out and mitered everything just right so that you don't see a joint until 12 feet back on the bus. We made sure that we avoided the panel patch work that you see on a lot of bussed toward the front. We wanted clean lines everywhere that we could get them and this little detail allowed that to happen for us.
Step 6. Front Transition:
So how do you make the curve and the angle for a roof raise front transition? We asked this many times while trying to figure it out. I happened to be driving by a mechanic shop one day and they had a few box trucks in the parking lot. I started noticing the joints in the box. They were all squared and boxy with little, rounded end caps. I wondered if we could make a jig template of the curve and roll a strip of our 16 gauge sheet metal to match the jig.
We cut some kerfs into a piece of 1x1 steel angle and then bent it to the curve. When the curve jig was established, a weld bead across the kerf lines fused it solid so we didn't accidental at extra curve or flat to our template. A trip to the local metal shop and $50 later, we had perfectly curved raw end caps. We paid for a whole hour of the machinist's time but he had them ready for us in 15 minutes. Craftsmanship and the time of a craftsman that possesses a skill or a tool, or both in our case, that you don't is worth whatever they're asking.
We were responsible for making this new curve fit the bus. It was paper template time. We squared our paper to the outside angle brace and then scored it over the top with a sharpie. Treating our new sharpie line as the square point, we were able to use a speed square to mark the flat cut out above the door and the driver window. That paper was then able to lay over and square up to our new end caps on the workbench. It was then time to trim the metal to match our paper template. When that cut was made, we had a perfect fit to the connection point at the lower side of the end cap. From there, we measured the the connection location on the lower end to the same spot on the upper end. We pulled that same measurement on our freshly cut end cap pieces every few inches through the curve. A simple kid's game of "connect the dots" was implemented to trace the curve onto the upper end. When that new line was trimmed, we had a perfectly sized and cut end cap piece.
Once in place, the piece was squared up to the same brace that we pulled the template from. It was ready to lock in once the sheet metal was cut and trimmed to that same line on the brace. We put the sheet metal in place first and put the end cap over it for watershed purposes.
Once everything was locked in down the sides, a few kerfs were cut into the sheet metal overhang on the upper end. After a little heat and encouragement (hammer) were applied, the original metal laid right down over the new stuff. When the folding and hammering were complete, the same 2x12 from the sheet metal install was brought in to force the curve from the inside out so that the end cap could be clamped and riveted into place. It was then just a matter of getting the middle 2 panels cut and installed using the same technique.
Sealer was the last step. When the sealer was applied, we had a perfectly water tight transition with clean lines and strength for days!
Our Glue/Sealer in the unsung hero of our build. What glue did we use? It is a product called M-1 by Chemlink. It's a flexible curing construction adhesive. It's the the strongest substance I've ever known.
In the next post, we'll discuss the read transition at the back of the bus. If you want to see the transitions, feel free to check them out on our Bussedamove YouTube Channel. We have a roof raise playlist with very detailed conversation on the topic.


A little after noon on Day 2 of our honeymoon, we reached Mykonos. (Also read about our Day 1 and how to get from Athens to Mykonos :)) The Mykonos port is small but busy. Most big hotels here send private buses or cabs for their guests. Ours wasn't as fancy (obviously :)), and so we waited in line for the local taxi.
After a short wait, we boarded our cab. The drivers are familiar with all the hotels and, once they know your destination, look for more passengers traveling in the same direction to share the cab. Our hotel was in Ornos, so we picked up another passenger headed the same way to the MyCocoon Hostel.
After a quick lunch, we wasted no time to get to Ornos beach, again a mere 2 mins walk from the hotel, but in the opposite direction. Ornos is a relatively small beach. The beach is lined with sunbeds right up to the edge of the water, leaving no room for a simple stroll along the beach. Honestly, we were a little put off by this, being accustomed to the vast, open beaches in India.
Our initial plan was to spend the rest of the day lazing on the beach, and beach hopping the following day. But given our disappointment with Ornos, we decided to do the beach hopping on that very day.
The next beach we wanted to hit was Platys Gialos, 3.6 km from Ornos beach, followed by Paradise Beach, another 1.6 km from Platys Gialos. Again, the initial plan was to beach-hop on foot, but we didn't really feel up to it that particular afternoon. As we stood there chalking out our next steps, we realized we were standing at the Ornos bus station.
A bus soon arrived but it was going to Fabrika or Mykonos Town. We knew this was not in the direction of Platys Gialos and enquired if there'd be another bus to Platys Gialos later. Much to our dismay, we found there were no direct buses from Ornos to Platys Gialos or any of the other beaches we intended to cover.
The best way to get around the island is to rent a scooter, ATV, or car. Rental shops can be found everywhere. We didn't have two-wheeler license so scooters and ATVs were out. We had an Indian car license, but not an international one (note to self for next time -_-), and so we couldn't rent a car either.
We'd read about water taxis connecting the popular beaches too, but didn't find any at Ornos that afternoon.
Begrudgingly, we boarded the bus to Fabrika. It was 1.8 EUR per person (standard for any bus on any route on the island). On reaching Fabrika, 15 mins later, we found there were different buses that go to Platys Gialos and Paradise Beach. Figuring that we were already too tired and late to visit multiple beaches that day, we decided to hang out in Mykonos town instead. Beach-hopping was postponed to the next day as per the original schedule.


The emperor and the innkeeper both played their part in God's plan without knowing it. The emperor's edict brought Joseph and Mary to Bethlehem in fulfillment of prophecy (Micah 5:2; Matthew 2:5-6). And the innkeeper, by reason of overcrowding in the town, ensured that the Savior of the world was born appropriately not in a palace but a stable, not in splendor but in obscurity and poverty.
"Virgin birth" is a misleading expression, suggesting that there was something unusual about Jesus's birth, whereas his birth was entirely normal and natural. It was his conception that was abnormal, indeed supernatural, for he was conceived by the operation of the Holy Spirit, without the cooperation of a human father.
"The first and most indisputable fact about the birth of Jesus," wrote Bishop John A. T. Robinson, "is that it occurred out of wedlock. The one option for which there is no evidence is that Jesus was the lawful son of Joseph and Mary. The only choice open to us is between a virgin birth and an illegitimate birth."
To me the humility and courage of Mary in submitting to the virgin birth stand out in contrast to the attitudes of the critics who deny it. She surrendered her reputation to God's will. For us too what matters is that we allow God to be God and to do things his way, even if with Mary we thereby risk losing our good name.
Today I visited All Saint's Anglican Church in Peachtree City as their new bishop. This congregation has stood strong for the Gospel of Jesus and Biblical Truth. They sacrificed much for the integrity of the Christian Faith and it was truly an honor to be with them. The congregation has numerous folks who are committed to serving our Lord through intercessory prayer and it is observance in the atmosphere of their worship. Jesus said that those who worship him should worship in spirit and in truth. All Saints does both well.
The rector, Michael Fry, has served in the formation of the new diocese and is the current president of the Standing Committee. He is a man of deep devotion to our Lord who practices a love for the reading and study of the Scripture.
I preached on Matthew 11:2f a sermon entitled, Is Jesus the Messiah, based on John the Baptist's question in 11:3. To hear this sermon go to http://www.holycrosspodcasts.org/C1-media;show,56.
"We need to be constantly looking harder at the God of the Bible. Otherwise we shall discover that gradually the picture we have of him gets domesticated, whittled down to something we can live with. And gods that we live with comfortably are idols."
1) The Christian leader has a clear vision. One might say that apathy is the acceptance of the unacceptable, whereas leadership begins with a decisive refusal to do so. How can tolerate what God finds intolerable?
4) The Christian leader develops a realistic plan. Dreamers have to become thinkers, planners, and workers. People of vision need to become people of action.
5) The Christian leader attracts a following. The leader takes the initiative, but he persuades others to join him... The authentic leader, however, inspires people to follow his lead, for he sees his task as a cooperative enterprise.
6) The Christian leader refuses to be discouraged. Once the work of God begins, opposition can be expected. The forces of reaction muster, and hostility comes out in the open. Indeed, discouragement is the chief occupational hazard of a leader.... But the true leader refuses to give in. He or she perseveres.
We had a men's workday at the church this morning clearing out the undergrowth in the woods in front of our building. It was a great time of work as well as fellowship. With all the chainsaws and clippers, it did not take much time to get the work done -- nothing like a man and his chainsaw!!!
Our Church Warden, Rick Pruitt, and me at our Brotherhood Meeting today.
"In order to grow in grace we must be much alone. It is not in society that the soul grows most vigorously. In one single, quiet hour of prayer it will often make more progress than in days of company with others. It is in the desert that the dew falls freshest and the air is purest."
Harold Norris: "Where you go, there you are."


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Q: How con I fix my tweet data's date range problem with rtweet? I'm trying to scrap tweets from Twitter. I want my data from a certain date range but my code is giving me last 48 hours' tweets.
Here is my code.
if (!requireNamespace("remotes", quietly = TRUE))

{
  install.packages("remotes")
}

remotes::install_github("ropensci/rtweet")

rtweet_app()

auth_setup_default()
rt <- search_tweets("DoktorlarGrevde", n = 1000, include_rts = FALSE)

I looked for some blogs and forums but I couldn't find anything about with date trouble.
I tried like this
rt <- search_tweets("DoktorlarGrevde", n = 1000, include_rts = FALSE, since = "2022-01-01", until = "2022-01-02")

But this code gave me this answer in View command.
No data available in table
How can I fix it? Or what should I change, what should I do?
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How a Vaccination Is Causing Narcolepsy
Vaccines have been all over the California news lately, with governor Jerry Brown making childhood vaccinations mandatory by eliminating religious and personal belief exemptions. Actor Jim Carrey, former partner of anti-vaccine crusader Jenny McCarthy, even called Brown a "corporate fascist" on Twitter. But vaccines have been on the British radar for a different reason: a mysterious link to sudden-onset narcolepsy. The Pandemrix vaccine, manufactured by Glaxo Smith Kline and endorsed by the British government, triggered a rare autoimmune reaction in some people which led to the death of brain cells that regulate sleep and wakefulness. 80 people are petitioning for compensation for the disability that resulted from this neurological damage, and so far one boy has received a large settlement. Do you think this is an isolated incident, or evidence that we should be more careful when it comes to vaccinations? What do you think the government's role should be in deciding who gets immunized? Sound off in the comments.
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Aim: Structural operational semantics (SOS) provides a framework for giving operational semantics to programming and specification languages. A growing number of programming languages from commercial and academic spheres have been given usable semantic descriptions by means of structural operational semantics. Because of its intuitive appeal and flexibility, structural operational semantics has found considerable application in the study of the semantics of concurrent processes. Moreover, it is becoming a viable alternative to denotational semantics in the static analysis of programs, and in proving compiler correctness.
Recently, structural operational semantics has been successfully applied as a formal tool to establish results that hold for classes of process description languages. This has allowed for the generalisation of well-known results in the field of process algebra, and for the development of a meta-theory for process calculi based on the realization that many of the results in this field only depend upon general semantic properties of language constructs.
This special issue aims at documenting state-of-the-art research, new developments and directions for future investigation in the field of structural operational semantics. It is an outgrowth of the series of SOS workshops, which started in 2004, and contains full versions of several papers presented at SOS 2004, 2006 and 2007. However, papers that were not presented at these workshops were equally welcome, and all submissions have been refereed and subjected to the same quality criteria, meeting the standards of Information and Computation. Eleven papers have been selected out of a total of seventeen submissions. This issue has been edited by Rob van Glabbeek & Peter Mosses.
The accepted papers are available here.


Memberium, Infusionsoft Consultant, How Do iMember360 and CustomerHub Compare?
How Do iMember360 and CustomerHub Compare?
Late last year I wrote an article describing the differences between iMember360 and CustomerHub as options for building Infusionsoft based membership site. Infusionsoft is excellent for managing contact information. With the addition of either of these tools, you can add authentication features giving members protected access to the content they are approved to see. The approval can be given via a webform in an Infusionsoft campaign (meaning it's free) or through the purchase of an Infusionsoft product or subscription.
This article provides additional reasoning behind my recommendation of iMember360 over CustomerHub.
CustomerHub is current owned by Infusionsoft. It was developed by a third-party that was acquired by Infusionsoft a few years back. CustomerHub is designed to be extremely easy to use. It's designed to give members access to protected content using Infusionsoft to store access information. You assign tags to the contact in Infusionsoft and CustomerHub manages the access. It's all very good.
If you want to get a membership site up quickly and you don't want to hire outside help to build it, CustomerHub is a solid option. But let me tell you why in might not be the option to meet your needs.
Years back, we built a CustomerHub site for a client. We recommended iMember360, but because of advice given to the client by other advisers, they settled on CustomerHub and we became their implementer.
You can see the login for that site at http://livingtheskinnylife.customerhub.net. Right away you can see the site belongs to the customerhub.net domain. An immediate negative of that is that you are getting no search engine optimization (SEO) from any pages you create there. If you want to take a look at the site more closely, signup for their two week trial at http://skinnylife.com/2-free-weeks/ .
The site is NOT built in Wordpress so you need to work at matching the look and feel. It's not the end of the world, but it is something you need to address.
What we discovered soon after the release of the CustomerHub site is that they wanted to have a members only interactive forum. This is where members could discuss issues with each other. That isn't a feature you can build easily in CustomerHub. They wanted a commenting feature for different articles they would publish in CustomerHub. This is what you often at the end of a blog post on the net. That isn't a feature you can build easily in CustomerHub.
I don't say this to imply that these should be feature CustomerHub includes. Those could be added, but would likely make the tool more difficult to use for new users. What I am saying is if you anticipate needing to grow your site past the feature CustomerHub provides, it's going to be a difficult next step.
other skills for training clients and building their training practices.
What you'll notice right away is their main site and membership site work together as a team to promote their services made available on the members site and to provide members with access to their protected course content. We built both sites with the same visual design with the navigation optimized for the need of the two different audiences.
The brochure site is for selling. The members site is for consuming content and upselling to the membership.
The member site is set up so anyone that visits the site can view the navigation. They can see all the courseware that is available. You see the courses they offer with a lock icon next to the course along the left sidebar. If you were logged in and had access to a given course, the lock icon would show as unlocked. Anyone visiting the locked version of the page will be given a message saying the courseware is only available to registered (meaning paying) members and gives them a link to learn more about that course. That link takes them to the sales page corresponding to that course.
So anyone using the members site to consume course content, sees the other course offerings in the menu system. It shows the course they are taking as an offering within the organization's total offering. Since anyone consuming the content will see these other courses every time they visit the site, the member is constantly reminded of the additional courses they might consider buying. This feature combined with Infusionsoft upsell email campaigns is a great way to get more sales from existing members.
We have another site at http://members.agefriendlybusinessacademy.com with brochure site at www.agefriendlybusinessacademy.com that takes a similar approach for another business that offers training to their audiences. It's another example of a site combination designed to both sell courses, consume content and upsell members on additional course they may want to buy.
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Hundreds of Crew Allocated to International Teams
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More than 500 of our 2015-16 crew assembled in Portsmouth Guildhall today with their family and friends to discover which team and professional skipper they will be sailing with when the tenth edition of the Clipper Race starts on Sunday 30 August.
The twelve teams were addressed by our founder and chairman, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston with encouraging words about the challenge and adventure that lies ahead. He commented afterwards: "This is where final preparations for the race of their lives begin. Most of the crew have almost completed their training but now they can start to develop their strategies and dynamics as a team."
The global appeal of the Clipper Race continues to grow, with crew joining the 2015-16 edition from Korea, Lebanon, Latvia and Colombia for the first time. For the allocation ceremony, crew had travelled from all over the UK and Europe to be there to meet their skipper and team. Many more have come from as far away as Canada, Australia, South Africa, China and the USA.
Kalle Malmiharju from Finland was named among the crew on Team Huw and said: "Waiting for my name to be read out was very exciting. Even though my race doesn't start until January 2016 for Legs 5 and 6, this is it now. It's all beginning. I haven't sailed with Huw yet but am looking forward to being on a boat with him and meeting the rest of my team."
Indian crew member Dhruv Boruah, who found out he will be racing Leg 1 with Team Peter said: "I'm very excited because I really wanted to be on Peter's crew and am so happy that it has worked out. It was very tense waiting to hear my name read out but Peter said my name quite early so that eased the tension very quickly."
Sir Robin added: "It is important to remember that Mother Nature does not make allowances. The more the crew learn about seamanship, the safer they will be and the more they will enjoy the adventure. Over the next year they will all gain more experience and mileage in their log books than the average sailor gets in years. It will be fantastic at times, frustrating at others, but overall it will be a life fulfilling experience they will never forget."
For the first time there will be two female skippers in the race, Wendy Tuck from Australia and Diane Reid from Canada. The first French skipper Olivier Cardin and the first Ukrainian-German skipper, Igor Gotlibovych are also leading teams. At 27-years-old, Igor is the youngest of this edition's skippers and his team will represent the Chinese Olympic sailing city of Qingdao.
Igor says: "I feel very proud to be representing Qingdao. I was born in Ukraine, grew up in Germany and have lived in England for the last eight years, so there are many places that I can call home. I can now add Qingdao to that list.
"I am thrilled to finally be allocated my crew. I have met some of them during their training but of course we did not know we would be racing around the world together in the same team. We are a cosmopolitan bunch with people from all over the world who are very excited to get to know each other and to build on Qingdao's legacy in competitive sailing."
To read more about all of our Race Skippers, check out their profiles: Darren Ladd, Greg Miller, Jim Prendergast, Ashley Skett, Daniel Smith and Max Stunell.
We are now 93 per cent full for the 2015-16 Clipper Race. There are a few places available and you can join this epic adventure by contacting our Crew Recruitment Manager Della Parsons [email protected] or calling +44 (0)2392 526 000.
Join us on board the race in Portsmouth and London this weekend
Ever wondered what it's like to live on board a 70-foot ocean racing yacht?As we countdown to Crew Allocation tomorrow…
ClipperTelemed+™ yacht launched in London's St Katharine Docks
The ClipperTelemed+™ yacht has been officially named ahead of its debut in the 2015-16 edition of the Clipper Race. The Team Sponsor - a telemedicine business - is a new joint venture launched today between Clipper Ventures Plc and our Global Medical Emergency…
Connecting Crew with Business Opportunities
A new business networking group for former Clipper Race crew has been launched to help our alumni make valuable connections…
Former Clipper Race Skippers send a warm welcome to their successors
Following the announcement of our Clipper 2015-16 Race skippers, warm wishes and congratulations have flooded in from their predecessors.For the first time in our 19-year history, two of the twelve professional sailors set to race their crews round the world are women. In the Clipper…
Meet the Clipper 2015-16 Skippers
With less than six months to go until the start of the Clipper 2015-16 Race, we can now reveal our…
Start dates revealed for Legs 1 - 4
As we edge ever closer to the start of the Clipper 2015-16 Race, we can now reveal the start dates…


Certain things bring authenticity to a city like locally owned restaurants, vintage shops, clothing boutiques, breweries, juice bars, coffee, as well as art and music.
There's something about rolling down Riverfront Drive in Old Town or wandering through downtown Mankato that breathes the authentic character of this city — what some people call vibe.
I may be a bit biased being a musician and music fan, but the fact that Mankato has not just a record store but an independently owned record store delivers some major authenticity points. High Fidelity or Empire Records anyone?
Mankato's Own Independent Record Shop!
Tune Town is Mankato's independently owned record shop and it's been here since 1997! Talk about music standing the test of time. Tune Town offers an eclectic mix and variety of records from timeless and old to brand-new for all distinctive tastes.
A friend of mine used to say, "You're unique and special just like everyone else." With this store, that quip is actually true! Tune Town literally caters to everyone's taste, whether it's quirky and specific or completely normal — if there is such a thing. There is literally a record at this store waiting for you to find it.
A little more bragging on Tune Town. They won WCCO's Best Record Store in Minnesota Award in 2016! That says a lot! There are some heavy hitter shops in Minnesota when you consider Hymie's Records or the Electric Fetus in Minneapolis and Duluth.
How inspirational could it be to consider that while searching for the perfect record that speaks to you this Saturday at Tune Town, someone in France is doing exactly the same thing!
This edition of The Weekend Spin takes on special significance as it is International Record Store Day this Saturday, April 13th.
This awesome day began back in 2008 with independent record stores all across the globe celebrating and spreading the word about the unique culture around collecting vinyl.
Special vinyl and CD releases and various promotional products are made exclusively for the day. Cook-outs, artist performances, DJ's spinning records, meet & greets with artists are just a few of the festivities worldwide on Record Store Day.
Many of the special music releases come from independent labels and distributors. Additionally, many cities in the US have labeled the day an official holiday! The organizers have won the Independent Spirit Award from NARM (now the Music Biz Association) and named the Marketplace Ally of the Year by A2IM, an organization of independent music labels.
So, Record Store Day stretches much further than the city limits of Mankato. How inspirational could it be to consider that while searching for the perfect record that speaks to you this Saturday at Tune Town, someone in France is doing exactly the same thing!
Join audiophiles around the world on Saturday, April 13th at Tune Town, our very own locally owned independent record store on Record Store Day!
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Ева Бенедиктовна (Бенционовна) Коган (21 декабря 1928 — 30 декабря 1985) — пианистка, заслуженная артистка КазССР, профессор Казахской национальной консерватории имени Курмангазы, один из создателей фортепианной школы современного Казахстана.

Биография
Представительница школы прославленного педагога и пианиста Г. Р. Гинзбурга, школы, подарившей советскому искусству ряд блистательных имен — Глеб Аксельрод, Сергей Доренский, Алексей Скавронский, Валентина Журбинская, Мария Поляк.

С 1964 года по 1985 год — заведующая кафедрой специального фортепиано Казахской национальной консерватории имени Курмангазы.

За 33 года педагогической работы класс Е. Б. Коган окончило более 60 человек. Ученики Коган составляют едва ли не половину мир сегодняшнего пианизма в Казахстане.

Многие из её учеников работают на руководящих постах:
 Р. А. Жубанова — заведующая фортепианным отделением в Алматинском музыкальном училище им. П. И. Чайковского.
 А. Ж. Досаева — доцент, декан историко-теоретического и фортепианного факультетов консерватории им. Курмангазы.
 А.Тамендарова — заведующая фортепианным отделением музыкального училища г. Рудного.
 Г.Богданович (Бенедиктова) — заведующая фортепианным отделением музыкального училища г. Усть-Каменогорска.
 С. А. Массовер — профессор кафедры «Специальное фортепиано» КНК им. Курмангазы, отличник культуры Республики Казахстан, обладатель серебрённой медали имени Ахмета Байтурсынова

В консерватории работали рядом с Евой Бенедиктовной её бывшие ученики — коллеги: Л. Р. Зельцер, М. А. Вартанян, Н. И. Потешкина, А. Ж. Досаева, Г. Б. Жолымбетова, А. К. Кусаинов, Ш. Б. Жубанова, М. Н. Нурпеисова, А. К. Мухитова, Е. И. Шин, Н. Я. Баяхунова, Т. Я. Пылаева, С. В. Костевич, Т. П. Басаргина, Т. О. Жангутина, Д. Б. Бегимбетова, А. Н. Нурпеисова, Р. М. Чуренова, Е. А. Бычков, Г.Узенбаева.

Скончалась 30 декабря 1985 года в Алма-Ате, похоронена на Алматинском городском кладбище на проспекте Рыскулова.

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Родившиеся 21 декабря
Родившиеся в 1928 году
Умершие в 1985 году
Умершие 30 декабря
Умершие в Алма-Ате
Пианисты СССР
Пианисты Казахстана
Заслуженные артисты Казахской ССР
Преподаватели Казахской консерватории
Похороненные на кладбище на проспекте Рыскулова
Персоналии по алфавиту