One of my goals on this trip is very simple; put people in contact with each other. PMI members and volunteers are the perfect ambassadors for project management best practices, so I'm always on the look out for opportunities to have people meet their local chapter. PMI-Montreal partners SUCO proved to be the perfect example of this.
A misconception of project management is that it is complicated, intimidating, that you have to follow a methodology A to Z in order to do it right. In reality, simply learning a few techniques or adopting some tools can make your project more efficient and increase its chances of success, no matter how small the project.
When discussing my trip with the Sara Toulouse, Volunteer Coordinator with SUCO in Peru, we identified cities along my trip where their volunteers are working with local people on sustainability projects. These cities happened to also coincide with the PMI Tour Cono Sur, the conference series in South America that I discuss in more detail on the PMI-Montreal blog site here.
Ricardo Vargas, located in Piura, and Mercedes Urbina in Cajamarca, are volunteers with SUCO in Peru working with local communities to find ways to market local fresh organic produce at fair and sustainable prices to a larger community. The goal is to create a secure supply chain to improve quality of life for local producers, empower entrepreneurs, and highlight the importance of environmentally sustainable production techniques. Ricardo and Mercedes work to create partnerships with local transportation and sellers at markets in extended areas. Their work touches on many project management knowledge areas; communication, stakeholder management, procurement management, and in general working in a country where following the "rules" is in itself a challenge to getting things done. This specific contextual reason is why contact with local project managers and PMI Chapters can provide important insight and experience for their projects. Ricardo and Mercedes joined me for the PMI Tour Cono Sur in their respective cities, where presentations on many of these important topics as well as the future of sustainable project management in South America were top of mind.
PMI chapters should be a resource for organisations and people working in the not-for-profit sector who require project management support. Not only does this provide valuable volunteer opportunities for members (a meaningful way of giving back and maintaining their credentials), but the perfect ambassadorship for demonstrating that project management methods aren't only applicable on a large scale.
Why specifically not-for-profit? Because this is the perfect way of showing both the capacity and social value of project management; where resources are much more finite, budgets are more than constrained, and where every little bit can help to make a social project into reality. Offering meaningful volunteer opportunities, seeing projects make lives better; this is where you can find chapter growth and influence, by making a difference in the world. These are key to attracting the next generation of project managers, who seek meaningful work over compensation (Millenials: Your Best Resources for Project Management in the World of NGOs).
By leveraging relationships with not-for-profit organisations through access to project management expertise we create win-win partnerships. Best practices are shareable simple ideas that we can feed through volunteering project management knowledge at a grassroots level.
As part of the PMI-Montreal SUCO partnership, a new mentorship program was created for project management volunteers working abroad seeking advice from experienced project managers in the PMI network. Read more about this partnership and program here.
What project management best practice do you believe would make the world a better place?
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Portugal "woke up" to the need to respond to the increase in immigration
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The President of the Republic said today in Odemira that the country "woke up" to the need to accelerate the regularization of immigrants in Portugal and improve their living conditions, considering that the response "is being given" and is being "very fast ".
"People woke up a little to situations that had suddenly increased in a brutal way with the arrival of so many immigrants, [um assunto que] they themselves spoke, to documents.
In all domains of their lives, documentation is sometimes bureaucratic and cumbersome, it's in all of our lives, now imagine for those who don't speak the language", says Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa.
The President of the Republic spoke to journalists during a visit to the village of Odemira (Beja), where he was accompanied by the Deputy Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, Ana Catarina Mendes, having contacted the migrant population of the county, where many farms are located, which employ thousands of people, mainly from Asia.
Questioned about the action of the competent authorities regarding the situation of many of these migrants, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa said that he considered that "people realized that they had to change their behavior", faced with a "challenge that was new" and "enormous", having in view of the need to ensure the prosperity of these people's lives.
"And I think people woke up to this. Everyone, the Portuguese, the companies, the people themselves [migrantes], and in that sense the answer is being given. And then, the role of the autarchy, of the mayor, is fundamental. It cannot be just a state from a distance. The response is being given, it is being given very quickly", he said.
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa arrived in Odemira at around 2:20 pm, having been greeted with applause by some citizens who were waiting for him at the door of the Odemira Town Hall, having started his visit to the village by watching an immersive theater play about migrations, at the Center in Regional Handicraft Innovation Network.
After the session, which included the viewing of a short video documentary and a tour of the center, the head of state contacted representatives of the migrant communities residing in Odemira, mainly citizens from Asian countries such as Nepal, Thailand and India, but also European ones, like Romania and Ukraine, among others.
Migrants praised the way they were welcomed in Portugal, but had some complaints regarding the condition in which they live, namely due to the lack of housing and public transport in Odemira.
According to the president of the municipality, Hélder Guerreiro, according to data from the Foreigners and Borders Service (SEF) on December 30, 2021, 10,970 foreigners officially resided in Odemira, out of a total of 80 nationals, which represents 7% of the population of the county.
According to the mayor, there are already 3,000 places licensed for the construction of housing on farms, but the process has been delayed due to the increase in the cost of raw materials.
Admitting that the problem "is bigger" in Odemira, because "there are thousands and thousands and, at certain times of the year, it still increases" the number of migrants, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa congratulates himself for having already started the process of building houses that, although delayed, should follow "in the coming months and years".
According to Hélder Guerreiro, although most migrants living in Odemira work in agriculture, many are currently also working in the tourism sector.
The mayor, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa and Ana Catarina Mendes had to follow a meeting with parish council presidents at the City Council, from where they went to a public garden to attend a cultural moment.
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U.S. Space Command site to be located in Alabama instead of Colorado – The Denver Post
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — The U.S. Air Force is expected to announce Huntsville, Alabama as the location for the U.S. Space Command headquarters, according to Alabama's governor.
The development is a blow to Colorado, which was among the leading state's thought to land the command headquarters.
Colorado Governor Jared Polis and Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera on Wednesday released the following statement in response to reports that the Trump administration is relocating U.S. Space Command from Colorado Springs to Alabama.
"Colorado's proud military heritage, unparalleled aerospace ecosystem, and unmatched quality of life for our service members and their families make us the epicenter of national security space and the only permanent home for U.S. Space Command," the statement said. "Reports that the in-depth military process found Colorado Springs to be the best location for military readiness and cost and recommended Colorado to the President only to be overruled for politically motivated reasons are deeply concerning. This move threatens jobs, could cause serious economic damage, and upend the lives of hundreds of military and civilian families that were counting on U.S Space Command staying at home in Colorado Springs as well as harm military readiness. It would negatively impact the mission which Colorado Springs has been flawlessly executing, ensuring our national security in the space domain. This misguided decision would cost American taxpayers potentially billions of dollars and would be fiscally irresponsible if it is allowed to stand. We pledge to work with our federal delegation to restore integrity to the process as it unfolds. The work of so many partners in Colorado Springs and across the state has been critical to the shared effort to keep U.S. Space Command in Colorado, and we are grateful for their partnership."
Albama Gov. Kay Ivey said that Huntsville's Redstone Region is set to house the headquarters for the newest U.S. military branch. The governor said she was informed of the decision Wednesday morning. An official announcement was set for Wednesday afternoon.
"Our state has long provided exceptional support for our military and their families as well as a rich and storied history when it comes to space exploration," Ivey said in a statement.
Huntsville's nickname, Rocket City, is thanks largely to Wernher von Braun and his team of fellow German-born rocketeers who settled here in the 1950s. The city has long been home to the Army's Redstone Arsenal and NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center.
"The bottom line is simple, the Redstone Region is the most natural choice to become home to such an important mission for our country," Ivey said.
Ivey's office said Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Instillations Bob Moriarity called Ivey to inform her of Secretary Barbara Barrett's decision over where the headquarters would be.
Other locations that were considered included Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico, Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska, Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado and Port San Antonio in Texas.
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Title: Before We Say Goodbye
Author: Julie MacLennan
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Date Published: February 3, 2015
Publisher: Smashwords
Format: Kindle
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Four strangers are brought together on a train journey just before Christmas.
They come from very different backgrounds but they all share one thing in common – they have reached a pivotal moment in their lives and after this journey nothing will ever be the same again.
From the sorrow which follows joy, the love which turns to betrayal and the rejection which finally finds the door to acceptance, each will discover that the only journey which really matters is the one which leads to survival.
~My Thoughts~
The story kind of reminded me of The Holiday, in as much that there were four people, and they were all sort of figuring things out in their unhappy lives...also it happens during the holidays so that gives you all the warm and fuzzies that you need. Damien is the jaded in love character, not allowing himself to really feel love because of past hurts. He also seems to be a successful business man, so he may have the whole Christian Grey thing going on as well. Deirdra is heading home for Christmas, but it's not an experience she's looking forward to. When a favor for a friend results in Damien coming into her life, neither of them are prepared for their train ride to York.
The settings and locations were all very nice. There's just something about the British Isles during Christmas time...whether it was London or Scotland or the other various places, you just got the awesome vibe from the characters and the settings that lifted the tone of the piece and gave it some energy.
A small note of irritation was the gross misuse of quotes throughout the text. As an editor, I couldn't make it through any section of dialogue without cringing internally and wondering how in the world this got past an editing team. Aside from the punctuation, the grammar, formatting, and spelling were immaculate so it drove me that much crazier to see such mistakes detract from the book.
If you're able to overlook quotation weirdness, this is a good book. It's poignant and meaningful, and really gives a good look into the human perspective. I liked knowing the nuances of these people's habits and styles. Particularly Deirdra was a nice character to stick around with, and I enjoyed her eccentricities and journey the most perhaps. A good read for the Christmas season or all year round!
~Try an Excerpt!~
'I'm leaving you!'
The young woman at the end of the phone screamed in fury as Damien Hunt calmly rose from his desk and walked towards the window.
The late afternoon sun was slipping silently below the horizon in a last brilliant blaze of crimson defiance. The irony was not lost on him as he witnessed the magnificent rays disappearing from sight at exactly the same moment as Stella Milner was doing her best to elicit a response, any response, from him.
'Do you hear me? Are you even listening? What's the matter with you?'
She was almost hysterical now and he could tell that his continued refusal to answer her was only inflaming an already volatile situation. But not for the first time he recognised it as his escape route and said nothing.
'Damien? Damien! Will you answer me?'
The silence on the line was deafening and Damien could hear her start to cry.
He closed his eyes. There was a part of him which felt guilty, responsible for the situation in which they now found themselves. But only a part of him.
Mostly what he felt was a dreadful and overwhelming weariness.
It was a feeling which was unfamiliar to him and yet it had crept up on him lately, invading his thoughts during random moments and making him doubt everything. Including himself.
And now it was telling him that there was no point in prolonging this conversation.
He let the phone fall to his side as Stella continued to rage against him.
They both knew that she was right. She wanted only what she deserved. There was only one problem.
He couldn't give it to her.
Couldn't give her the commitment and the stability that she hadn't cared about in the beginning but seemed now to crave. He couldn't give it, and more importantly he didn't want to give it. Not to her. Not to anyone. Not ever.
Her voice became louder now and he reluctantly raised the phone to his ear again.
'Can't you even speak to me now, Damien? What do you think I am? Some little tramp? A one night stand? You really think that you're better than me, don't you, Damien?'
Still he remained silent.
When she spoke again, her voice was lower and she sounded more in control.
'Okay, if you won't speak to me on the phone, you leave me no choice. We'll just have to have this conversation in front of everyone in your office. I'm coming round.'
'No, Stella. You're not! This isn't getting us anywhere. I'm trying not to say the things I should say at this point but if you push me into it, I'll hurt you. And I don't want to do that.'
~Meet Julie!~
Julie MacLennan lives and works in Inverness in the Highlands of Scotland.
This is her first published novel although she has been writing for as long as she can remember.
Some of her earliest memories are of sitting by her grandfather's chair and being fascinated by the books he read. Later, encouraged by her grandmother's gift for writing and her mother's imagination, she began to transfer her own short stories and poetry to paper.
Her shared love of football with her father inspired her to write the poem "Farewell, Our Friend" which was read out and televised around the world at George Best's funeral in late 2005.
More recently, she was honored to be asked by the Royal British Legion if they could use another of her poems, "The Promise", as part of their commemoration of the First World War.
She is now working on her second novel.
Julie will be awarding a $50 Amazon or B/N GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour.
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Mary Preston April 14, 2015 at 5:30 AM
THE HOLIDAY is a favorite of mine, so that's a good point.
Goddess Fish Promotions April 14, 2015 at 5:30 AM
Thank you for hosting
thank you for the excerpt, i enjoyed reading it
I really enjoyed the excerpt! Damien seems like just the kind of guy I like reading about!
MomJane April 14, 2015 at 8:59 AM
I really enjoyed the excerpt. This sounds like a fascinating story.
Rita Wray April 14, 2015 at 10:31 AM
I liked the excerpt, sounds like a good read.
Mai T. April 14, 2015 at 3:05 PM
The outstanding cover is what I like most from the post.
Cali W. April 14, 2015 at 5:07 PM
Thanks for the giveaway! I like the excerpt. :)
Glenda April 14, 2015 at 11:30 PM
Thanks for the excerpt and review.
Thank you so much for your review and comments. I really appreciate it and will take it with me into my second book. Julie MacLennan x
Apologies everyone for sending the same comment twice..doh! I have now deleted the second one. You might have guessed that I am new at this :-)
Laney4 April 15, 2015 at 7:58 PM
"... she began to transfer her own short stories and poetry to paper." Hmmm. *I* write poetry and I'm sure my friends would consider my emails to be short novels. Coincidence? LOL.
katieoscarlet April 15, 2015 at 11:40 PM
My favorite part of the post is the author bio. Best of luck on your second book
Karen H April 16, 2015 at 12:18 AM
Enjoyed reading the excerpt and the review.
Beautiful Disaster April 17, 2015 at 6:59 PM
I liked the excerpt and also enjoyed your thoughts on it as well :)
Lori H
Judy Thomas April 18, 2015 at 7:13 AM
I loved the excerpt and review.Thank you
Sydney April 22, 2015 at 8:11 PM
Thanks for sharing the blurb about the author! Always so fun to "meet" the person behind the book!
I liked the excerpt and the characters sound interesting, gritty and real
debbie April 29, 2015 at 12:22 PM
I love the authors mini bio to me it is fascinating to read and capture a wee peek into their lives and inspiration
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How will you celebrate Valentine's Day this year? Will you have a party, do crafts, make cards, bake cookies? How about pink rice crispy treats (key ingredient = pink marshmallows)? Whatever you decide, please share in a comment below...I'd love to read about it. Have a Happy Valentine's Day!!!
Very cute ideas, thanks for sharing!


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Q: Entity Framework for ASP.NET Core MVC Music Store sample not working I am having trouble with getting entity framework to work in general with my ASP.NET Core project so I decided to try and implement it using the sample music store project through this github link.
I have made sure that the directory package manager console is in is the root of the project where the project.json file resides "\samples\MusicStore".
I have also updated the connection string in the config.json file to a local database.
When I try to run any dotnet ef command I get the following error
No executable found matching command "dotnet-ef"

I then tried installing the Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Tools package as I noticed it was not present in the project. I tried again, getting the same error.
I have made no other changes to the project.
Here is an image taken from CMD
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11 Best Oceanfront Hotels in Charleston SC
11 Best Oceanfront Hotels in…
What's summer without a beach retreat? Sun-seekers love Charleston's idyllic coastal location and climate. Of course, there's a lot more to love about this harbor town, from candy-colored homes to cobblestoned streets. Plus, it's also home to many trendy rooftop lounges, restaurants with soul-satisfying food, and historic neighborhoods with gorgeous architecture. Additionally, even beaches aren't hard to come by in the Charleston region, and there are many options for a beachfront/oceanfront hotel in Charleston, SC, on the beach. Not only can you stay facing the ocean, but there are also options to stay overlooking the waters of the Stono River, Clark Sound, and the many creeks and water bodies around.
With so many top things to do in Charleston, you're sure to have a fabulous beachside vacation in this Southern city. So, are you ready for your stay by the shore? Here are 11 of the best beachfront/oceanfront hotels in Charleston, SC, on the beach.
HarbourView Inn
The Inn at Middleton Place
The Cottages on Charleston Harbor
20 South Battery
The Vendue
Tides Folly Beach Hotel
The Beach Club at Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina
Harborside at Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina
Regatta Inn
Water's Edge Inn
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The HarbourView Inn is a gorgeous beachfront/oceanfront hotel in Charleston, SC, on the beach. This historic hotel, which overlooks the Folly Island Channel, offers spectacular views of the water. While not all 52 rooms have harbor views, you can request one, which also happens to have balconies. If you want to splurge, the top-floor suite has a gas fireplace and two furnished balconies. You'll love up-to-date technology, with strong and free Wi-Fi, convenient outlets, and well-placed USB ports. Despite no restaurant, there's a fabulous breakfast with baked goodies, courtesy of the local Saffron Bakery, which you can enjoy on the rooftop terrace with water views. Relax, drink coffee, and play board games at the atrium level and attend daily cheese and wine receptions and evening cookies and milk ones in the harbor-facing lobby.
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HarbourView Inn, Charleston – by Booking
If your idea of waterfront living includes staying by the river, then you'll love the Inn at Middleton Place. This immersive rural retreat overlooks the Ashley River and sits on a 17th-century plantation a few miles north of Charleston. It feels a world away, surrounded by live oaks and featuring ivy-covered structures and stunning landscaped gardens. It's no wonder that it's considered one of the best hotels in Charleston. While some rooms face the gardens, the best ones face the river, complete with floor-to-ceiling wrap-around windows. In-room Keurigs, huge bathtubs, and other comfy mod-cons ensure that your stay is as good as the view. Meals are served at the onsite restaurant, which is famed for its delectable seasonal southern fare. Finally, the lower terrace pool is a great place to relax in summer.
The Inn at Middleton Place, Charleston – by Booking
The Cottages on Charleston Harbor are one of the best beachfront/oceanfront hotels in Charleston, SC, on the beach. This is one of Charleston's best-kept secrets, and for good measure – 9 out of 10 cottages line the harbor. What's more, they all feel like a home-away-from-home, with full kitchens, living rooms with fireplaces, and jacuzzi soaking tubs in the bathrooms. Moreover, all of them have screened porches fronting the harbor, complete with hammocks, tables, and couches. Even if you don't want to do a lot of cooking, there are tons of eating options along the seafront. And while there's no "beach" here, there are lots of things to do along the harbor, including chartering boat rentals and heading off to explore the waters on your own.
The Cottages on Charleston Harbor – by Booking
Looming large at the tip of the Charleston Peninsula overlooking the Ashley River and the Reaches is 20 South Battery, a museum-turned-charming B&B. The five-storeyed mansion faces the lush White Point Gardens, with the ocean just beyond, making for heavenly views. Enter via a grand staircase flanked by marble lions before you step into the front hall and the two-storied ballroom filled with period antiques. Choose from a host of specially designed and curated rooms and suites, each of which comes with spacious, gleaming white bathrooms with showers and bathtubs. So, there's no 19th-century plumbing here! If you want to splurge, we recommend the Lathers Suite, which has a mahogany four-poster that was carved in early 1800s Cuba! Clearly, every room is unique, but they all have sofas, Bluetooth alarm clocks, and smart TVs.
Despite the place not having a restaurant, 20 South Battery serves a delicious breakfast sourced from the best places around town. Plus, they even serve dry wine and individual cheese plates in a daily reception. If you're looking for a spectacular, jaw-dropping by-the-sea experience in Charleston, then this would be it.
20 South Battery, Charleston – by Booking
The Vendue is a gorgeous beachfront/oceanfront hotel in Charleston, SC, on the beach. Not only that, but it's also one of Charleston's best boutique hotels and one of Charleston's best historic hotels too. It's easy to see why – a row of historic late-18th-century warehouses combines to make this sprawling boutique hotel. Choose from 84 different rooms, all of which are unique in their own way. While some have exposed brick, others have fireplaces. What's more, you'll also find little frivolities, like gilded "hands" as curtain pulls and French bulldog doorknockers. When it comes to food, the onsite restaurant serves delicious meals, while the rooftop bar with amazing ocean views is perfect for finger food and drinks. Did we mention evening cookies and milk at turndown? Yep. And, of course, the waterfront park and the waterfront are right out, well, front.
The Vendue, Charleston – by Booking
The Tides Folly Beach Hotel sits at the end of Folly Beach's main drag and is the only one of its kind on the island. For one, it's one of the few hotels that sit right on the shoreline – you can practically jump directly onto the sand from the rooms. What's more, it boasts a wonderfully bohemian oceanic vibe with a gorgeous shade of oceanic teal in all rooms. Sea-inspired art, sand-friendly furnishings, and hardwood floors aside, the place even has oceanfront rooms with balconies. The best bit? All suites face the ocean. Sigh. Downstairs, the open-air pool offers superb ocean views and is even heated in the winter. Drinking and dining are taken care of by the coffee shop and the restaurant and bar, which serves delicious drinks and local fare.
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The beachfront lining doesn't get any better than at The Beach Club at Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina, the best beachfront/oceanfront hotel in Charleston, SC, on the beach. For a town that has a waterfront lifestyle, waterfront hotels aren't a dime a dozen in Charleston. And that's what makes the Beach Club so special! This LEED-certified hotel, Charleston's only one, sits on the banks of the Cooper River fronting the marina. Thus, it offers many exciting seafaring amenities such as sailing lessons, hourly downtown water taxis, and boat excursions.
What's more, almost every room has a waterside view, especially from the private balconies with Adirondack chairs. A beachy palette of light yellow, periwinkle blue, sea-salt green, and a wall of windows makes them all the more gorgeous. Downstairs, you'll find amazing outdoor seating in the form of cabanas, fire pits, and lounges where you can unwind with sea/marina views. And, of course, there's the massive pool deck with a huge family-friendly pool, a smaller adults-only one, a hot tub, and a bar. What more could you want?
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The Harborside at Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina at the southwest corner of Mount Pleasant sits overlooking a wonderfully sandy stretch of the Cooper River. Basically, it's a fabulous front-row seat to stunning sunset views over Charleston Harbor. Choose from a host of rooms with OTT coastal chic decor – think sailboat and seashell motifs – but you'll love them all. Beachy palettes aside, the digs range from basic rooms to sea-facing ones, complete with furnished private balconies. When you want to get out of the room, lounge by the pool or the beach area, both of which have cabanas, daybeds, and even poolside bars.
Afternoons are best spent at the peaceful Estuary Spa that's decked out in soothing coastal colors. Aside from the onsite gym, there are even beach cruisers that you can rent to explore the sandy stretches on your own. Wind up the day at the seaside restaurant and bar that offers delicious bites and drinks.
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The Wild Dunes Resort is a fabulous beachfront/oceanfront hotel in Charleston, SC, on the beach. The 1,600-acre-huge beachfront Isle of Palms property is home to the Village and the Boardwalk Inn, which offer many kinds of accommodations. Depending on your requirements, these include modern hotel-style rooms and suites, as well as condos and villas. What's more, all accommodations feature comfy beds and swish mod-cons, and even kitchens in some of them. Downstairs, you have the choice of multiple pools, including an adults-only, a lap pool, and a couple of family-friendly ones too. The day spa, with its treatments and massages, is perfect when you want to unwind. A gym and multiple sea-facing dining and drinking options wrap up the amenities here.
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If an adults-only, beachside property is what you're looking for, then look no further than the Regatta Inn. This stunning adults-only property sits right on Folly Beach and is styled in the nautical fashion both inside and out. All rooms radiate a seaside charm and have king beds, mini-fridges, coffeemakers, gas fireplace, and even screened porches. Your day begins with a delectable homestyle breakfast and ends with an amazing happy hour with free wine, beer, and the world-famous Folly Punch. The best bit? There's even a golf cart shuttle service from the hotel to the beach!
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We end the list with the absolute best beachfront/oceanfront hotel in Charleston, SC, on the beach, Water's Edge Inn. The quiet, serene marsh setting of this B&B has just eight suites, making staying here an intimate and exclusive experience. Some rooms even have balconies with fabulous water views. Your day begins with a fabulous breakfast, after which you can lounge in the hot tub that overlooks the marsh. And since the beach lies across the marsh, the hotel has thoughtfully kitted out golf cart shuttles that take you to the beach in a jiffy, But that's not all. You'll find umbrellas, beach chair,s and bike rentals there. Later, come back in time for the 4-7 pm reception, which has a happy hour with their signature "Folly Punch," as well as light hors d'oeuvres.
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Fleet Landing, Downtown: The views at this Downtown restaurant are absolutely stunning, but its menu is equally good. Try the lobster and shrimp-stuffed hushpuppies, an absolute crowd-pleaser, especially since the restaurant is a platinum member of the Sustainable Seafood Initiative. Pro tip: make reservations for when the weather is nice.
Pier 101, Folly Beach: This casual waterfront restaurant is all about classic Southern-style fare and frozen concoctions served with a dose of live music and superb views. Our recommendations? Have the grouper bites or the fried deviled eggs while soaking in panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Charleston Luxury Harbor Dinner Cruise: Experience Charleston from the water is an altogether different experience. This relaxing dinner cruise is a great way to end the day in this historical city as you dig into a fabulously delicious Southern dinner.
Charleston Harbor Sightseeing Cruise Tour: We've all heard of land tours, but what about a water one? This sightseeing cruise takes you to the best sights of Charleston Harbor, including Ravenel Bridge, the USS Yorktown, and Fort Sumter, among others. The best bit? You're treated to live narration by an expert tour guide.
Charleston is a gorgeous maze of creek, sound, river, and ocean-facing neighborhoods. So, where would you want to stay when you visit this city? First up is Sullivan's Island, which is one of the greatest family-friendly beach neighborhoods in Charleston. It lies just east of the city and boasts many beach activities. Then, there's the larger Folly Beach, which is home to a posse of fabulous beach bars, restaurants, and bed and breakfasts. Isle of Palms is a famous golf and tennis destination by the sea, while James Island, with its many plantation homes-turned-boutique hotels, is preferred for its quiet vibe.
It's hard to mention waterfront living in Charleston without mentioning Downtown. The eclectic and charming neighborhood blends European and old American feels with cobblestoned streets and church steeples. And, of course, it's home to a wide variety of amazing hotels that fit all kinds of budgets.
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From the outset, the School's aim was to have a building that provided it with a new contemporary public frontage as well as create a dynamic teaching environment.
The new Creative and Performing Arts Centre at Sidcot School is located within the existing school campus close to the busy A38 and brings together specialist facilities for the teaching of Art, Drama and Music. The departments are interlinked over two storeys with generous circulation routes to provide internal and external display and performance spaces. All areas are fully accessible.
The new facilities have been developed to encourage use by local community groups and a separate, distinct visitors' entrance allows management of the centre for holding public exhibitions etc. Accommodation includes separate drama and music performance spaces each with an audience of 100 using bleacher seating, music practice rooms, 6 art studios, classrooms, recording studio, offices and toilets.
The whole scheme is underpinned by the client's desire to create a stimulating learning environment that is fully accessible and based on high quality, sustainable construction.
The use of air source heat pumps to serve the underfloor heating system incorporated throughout the building ensures a constant even temperature using a 'green' energy solution.


The new saw line was put into operation in June 2004 as the final step of the first stage of sawing production modernization.
Unique for Russia, the sawmill complex united the latest technologies of the best global timber processing equipment manufacturers.
The logs are sorted at the log sorting line by AS «Hekotek» (Estonia) with 42 bins.
Profiling line by «Linck Holzverarbeitungstechnik GmbH» (Germany) is the basis of the complex.
Equipment by «AS Hekotek» (Estonia), «Valon Kone Oy» (Finland), «Lekopa Oy» (Finland), «Vollmer» (Germany) is applied as well.
The plant's building is made of the constructions by «Alajarven Steely Oy» (Finland) and wall panels by JSC «Petropanel» (Russia).
The designed capacity of the new saw line is over 500 000 m3 of logs per year.
The building of kiln drying and processing sites became the next stage in the sawmilling technical upgrade programme. This project stipulated a complex change of outdated technologies and kiln equipment, enabling automating of the operations, reducing production costs and increasing the quality of the produced timber.
5 tunnels (for midsection and sideboard section timber drying).
WSAB OY (Finland) producing safe and high quality timber drying equipment (kilns and automatic drying control systems), was chosen as a drying equipment supplier.
sheds for ready packs storage.
Thus, the new efficient drying systems with law energy consumption for timber drying were introduced in the production process.
The kilns are located in close proximity to the saw line, which enables to reduce transportation costs and heat networks length, and hence energy losses amount.
Excellent production quality gives the factory an additional competitive advantage and enables strengthening the Western European market position.
Harmful emissions reduction into the atmosphere caused by heavy fuel and coal burning.
The CHPP boiler systems were launched on January 2008 and the turbine generator was set on February 2008. The heat energy transmitted through turbine generator, covers the requirements of drying capacities and the heat supply systems in the plant's departments.
Damp bark supplied directly from the saw line is the main fuel for CHPP.
air cooler with auxiliary equipment.
to substitute purchased electric energy generated by burning heavy fuel with electric energy generated by burning ecologically neutral fuel – wood waste.
Fuel pellets are widely used nowadays as an environmentally friendly biofuel, generated by wood waste processing. Pressed pellets with calorific value comparable with coal and are valuable as fuel for industrial or residential boilers. Moreover, 100% environmentally friendly fuel wood pellets have more advantages than traditional fuel.
Pellets have two-three times higher calorific value compared to ordinary wood, bark or chips. The thing is that pellets have lower moisture content which is just 7-10%, while ordinary wood has 30 to 50% humidity. Besides, pellets' density is 1.5 times higher.
The pellets calorific value is similar to coal. However, fuel pellets emit 20-40 times less carbon dioxide and produce 20 times less ash than coal, while heat generation remains equal.
Unlike hydrocarbon fuel (diesel, heavy fuel, gas) that inflames easily, has unpleasant smell and pollutes everything around if used improperly, this biofuel being dense and dust- and spore-free, is less subjected to self-inflammation thus making the object equipped with pellet heating safe. Besides that, pellets burn without odour, do not spark, give almost no smoke, soot or other harmful substances.
Rationality of waste use, comparatively low prices for fuel pellets applied for heating, storage convenience, entire safety for allergic people, high calorific value, biological cleanliness and other things – everything speaks in favour of this kind of biofuel as the most efficient, qualitative and economic.
The building of wood pellet plant was necessary for sawdust processing as the CHPP running on bark waste was put into operation in 2007.
This allowed stopping using sawdust for heat production and use them for the wood pellets production.
A trial run of the pellet plant was made in 2008, the plant was put into operation in April 2009. The plant's equipment was delivered by "Hekotek" (Estonia). Project capacity is 75 000 tons of wood pellets per year.
Automatic system covers all options and status of the main and auxiliary equipment, provides main technological processes' automatic management. The production works in the non-stop mode.
The launch of a new pellet plant in Tsiglomen will enable to produce totally 120 000 tons of pellets per year.
The quality of the produced pellets corresponds to the international standards, enabling to export production to the European countries.
to organize entirely waste-free production alongside with CHPP launch.
The pellet plant functioning enabled to install some new boiler houses, operating on wood pellets in the region. Boiler houses are installed in the Laisky dock, Katunino village, Brevinnik island, Bobrovo, Lugovoi and Malye Karely.


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THERMISIA - Distance from Ermioni: 10 kms/12 mins
Thermisia is a village located on the main coastal road East of Ermioni. Close to Thermisia there is Lizard Rock which has a Frankish Crusader castle on its summit, also Porto Hydra Village, which in the past has been referred to as the 'Venice of Greece'.
Thermisia itself is a sleepy little village during the daytime, with a village church, some shops, a supermarket and a cafe/ouzeria where the locals can be seen having a drink and discussion. However, in the evenings there are a couple of interesting tavernas that are worth a visit, within the village as well as on the outskirts, next to the sea. Along the coastline, either side of Thermisia, you have a choice of quality hotels, a private and time-share village home complex, a beachside Inn and a popular camping site that offers something for every taste and budget.
Thermisia celebrates the annual 'Honey Pancake Festival' on the last Sunday of January. These honey-topped pancakes are a cross between fritters/pancakes/doughnuts, accompanied by honey flavoured tsipouro. There is traditional music and folk dancing to accompany the various home-made snacks, served by the war memorial. Festivities commence at 11:00 am. Admission: Free
Castle of Thermisia is located close to the village of Thermisia, on Lizard Rock. The Frankish Crusaders built this hill-top castle in the late 12th Century, which acted as a lookout post for potential coastal raids on Kastri (Ermioni) and also defended valuable salt-pans that were located in the lagoon area below. The castle was first mentioned in written sources in 1347, as being called Tremis, although it was also known as the Castle of Oria. The castle experienced numerous invaders throughout its history with Franks, Byzantines, Ottomans and Venetians occupying this castle throughout the whole Middle Ages. Although the Ottoman Turks captured the Imperial City of Constantinople in 1453, the Venetians continued to occupy this hill-top castle for a further 84 years. The Castle of Thermisia was finally surrendered to the Ottoman Kasim Pasha in 1537, the same year that the Kastri (Ermioni) fortress was captured.
In 1689 the Venetians regained control of the castle from the Ottomans, finally destroying the hill-top castle when they left in 1715, never to return. The ruins of this coastal castle can be visited today, with a moderate 350 metre climb. The castle is located on two peaks of Lizard Rock, no one is really sure how it was connected. Although there are some steps that can be seen below, it is believed that there used to be a pulley system or rope suspension bridge between the two peaks. However, it leaves todays explorers a difficult task in reaching one peak from the other. From the war monument at one end of Thermisia (pictured top left) a 2 kms drive will get you to the open-air car park at the rock base. From there you can follow the faded red direction arrows to the summit. Access to the castle ruins can be climbed with caution, particularly if the ground is wet. Today, Lizard Rock is also a popular destination for experienced rock climbers, as well as paragliding enthusiasts.
The present lagoon at the base of Lizard Rock used to contain salt pans throughout the whole period of the Middle Ages. With salt being a very rare and valuable commodity then, the area was defended by the armed garrison stationed at the overlooking castle of Thermisia. Today, the deserted sanctuary building that is situated at the far end of the lagoon is used by cormorants, migratory birds setting off on their annual flight to and from Africa.
Along the coastline, close to the lagoon, you'll find the popular 'Hydra's Wave' camping site and a little further East, towards Thermisia, there is the beachfront 'Makis Inn' that offers quality restaurant and bar facilities, in addition to a clean sandy beach.
Barceló 'Hydra Beach' 5-star hotel and apartment complex is a 1 km coastal drive East of Thermisia village. The 'Hydra Beach' complex has been recently renovated and is operated as an all-inclusive holiday destination, very popular with Italian and Spanish tourists. Non-resident guests can use the hotel bars, restaurants, spa centre, pool, gym and sports facilities at any time, at a price.
Porto Hydra Village is a large coastal residential area that is located 2 kms East of Thermisia. The Village has private and time-share properties built around a canal network giving access to the sea and the Argo-Saronic islands of Hydra, Poros and Spetses. Porto Hydra Village was founded and developed in the early 1990's and enjoyed unrivelled popularity with the Greek and International 'jet-set' of the time. It was THE place for film stars, performers, politicians and sports stars to stay and be seen in Greece. The Village was able to offer private and secluded waterside accomodation, total security, luxury hotel facilities, top cuisine and fine dining, quality live music performers, private motor-boat mooring, assorted games facilities, water sports and a long clean sandy beach. Located on the mainland, opposite the picturesque island of Hydra, it has often been described as the 'Venice of Greece'.
Today, Porto Hydra Village consists of over 300 private villas and holiday homes which are used throughout the year, each having their own private car-parking area. The spectacular canals, created around artificial islands, are surrounded with beautiful gardens and walkways that lead residents and their guests down to the wonderful clean sandy beach. Porto Hydra has been designed to offer spacious waterfront villas as well as smaller holiday homes and cottages, so there is something for everyone. The properties that are located around the canal system have private boat-mooring space in addition to designated beach and car-parking spaces.
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A month ago – when the debate on Ben Bernanke's potential reappointment as Fed chairman was still in its early stages – I wrote an op-ed for The New York Times supporting Bernanke's reappointment.
The global economy is starting to bottom out from the worst recession and financial crisis since the Great Depression. In the fourth quarter of 2008 and first quarter of 2009 the rate at which most advanced economies were contracting was similar to the gross domestic product free-fall in the early stage of the Depression. Then, late last year, policymakers who had been behind the curve finally started to use most of the weapons in their arsenal.
In the last few months the world economy has been saved from a near depression. That feat has been achieved by a range of extraordinary government stimulus measures: In the U.S. and in China, and to a lesser extent in Europe, Japan and other countries, governments have pumped liquidity, slashed policy rates, cut taxes, primed demand and ring-fenced and back-stopped the financial system. All of this has worked, but it has worked at a cost. Governments have been spending and borrowing like never before. The question now is: how do they stop?
This is not a simple problem. Restore normality too soon and the risk is that a weak recovery will double dip into a second and deeper recession. Restore it too late and inflation will already be ingrained.
Economist Nouriel Roubini talks to host Guy Raz about the prospects for an economic recovery. Roubini, famously dubbed "Dr. Doom" for his pessimistic forecasts, says we may be on the upswing, but things could go south again. Roubini also praises Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's stewardship and has endorsed him for another term.
Where is the US and global economy headed? Last year, there were two sides to the debate. One camp argued that the recession in the US would be V-shaped—short and shallow. It would last only eight months, like the two previous recessions of 1990-1991 and 2001, and the world would decouple from the US contraction.
Others, including me, argued that given the excesses of private sector leverage (in households, financial institutions and corporate firms), this would be a U-shaped recession—long and deep. It would last about 24 months, and the world would not decouple from the US contraction.
Today, 20 months into the US recession—a recession that became global in the summer of 2008 with a massive recoupling—the V-shaped decoupling view is out the window. This is the worst US and global recession in 60 years. If the US recession were—as is most likely—to be over at the end of the year, it will have been three times as long and about fives times as deep—in terms of the cumulative decline in output—as the previous two.
Today's consensus among economists is that the recession is already over, that the US and global economy will rapidly return to growth and that there is no risk of a relapse. Unfortunately, this new consensus could be as wrong now as the defenders of the V-shaped scenario were for the past three years.
Are There Bright Spots Amid the Global Recession?
Today we take a look at which countries have best weathered the global recession and credit crunch. All economies have been affected by the crisis, but a combination of policy responses and strong fundamentals has given some countries, especially some emerging market economies, a relative edge. These same strengths could lead the countries we highlight below to perform better as the global recovery begins, even if their growth rates remain well below 2003-2007 trends.
What commonalities are visible among these countries? One major theme is that they tended to have lower financial vulnerabilities due to more restrictive regulation and less developed financial markets, as well as larger and stronger domestic markets that sustained domestic demand. Moreover, they had the resources to engage in counter-cyclical fiscal and monetary policies, actions that were not possible in past crises. In contrast, countries that borrowed heavily to finance domestic consumption in the days of easy money are now facing sharp economic contractions. Despite the relative strength of these countries, however, their ability to return to sustained growth will depend on structural reforms that support consumption.
A couple countries in Latin America have thus far been able to weather this crisis better than their neighbors. Brazil and Peru stand out for their relatively healthy fundamentals and financial systems. Both countries have benefitted from being relatively closed economies and from having diversified export markets and products. They also took advantage of the boom years (2003-2008), reducing external vulnerabilities and increasing savings (fiscal and international reserves). By the time the crisis hit, both countries had well regulated financial systems that saved them from being contaminated by toxic assets. The fact that their domestic credit markets are at an early development stage (so consumption is not very dependent on credit) helped them shelter internal demand. Finally, these countries enjoyed strong policy credibility.


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The Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to Republic of Poland is the official representative of the President and the Government of the Russian Federation to the President and the Government of Poland.

The ambassador and his staff work at large in the Embassy of Russia in Warsaw. There are consulates general in Gdańsk, Krakow, and Poznań. The post of Russian Ambassador to Poland is currently held by , incumbent since 26 August 2014.

History of diplomatic relations

Poland and Russia have exchanged diplomatic missions for centuries. The first ambassador in the modern meaning of this word, from Poland to Russia, was Antoni Augustyn Deboli, in the late 18th century. After the period of partitions of Poland, in 1918, relations were established between the Second Polish Republic and Soviet Union. After Soviet invasion of Poland in 1939 those relations were broken, to be briefly reestablished in 1941 after the German invasion of the Soviet Union, when the Soviet Union and Polish government in exile agreed to cooperate against their common enemy, Nazi Germany. Those relations were broken in 1943 after discovery of the Katyn massacre. In 1989 the communist government of the Polish People's Republic was replaced with a democratic form that continues to the present; after the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, Poland recognised the Russian Federation.

List of representatives (1508 – present)

Representatives of the Tsardom of Russia to the Kingdom of Poland (1508)

Representatives of the Tsardom of Russia to the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (1584–1721)

Representatives of the Russian Empire to the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (1721–1795)

Representatives of the Soviet Union to the Republic of Poland (1921–1943)

Representatives of the Soviet Union to the Polish People's Republic (1945–1989)

Representatives of the Soviet Union to the Republic of Poland (1989–1991)

Representatives of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Poland (1991–present)

See also
List of ambassadors of Poland to Russia

References

Poland
Russia

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Best New York Comedy
The Best in NYC Live Comedy, Selected by Hy Bender; Most Shows $15, $10, or Free
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NYC Top Comedy Choices for Sunday 9/24/17
Terrific lineup of Emmy Blotnick (brilliant rising star stand-up; staff writer for Comedy Central's The President Show; former writer for Comedy Central's @midnight, Roast of Rob Lowe, and Not Safe with Nikki Glaser; MTV's Nikki and Sara Live, VH1's Best Week Ever), Mike Drucker (hilarious stand-up and staff writer for The President Show; previously wrote for Jimmy Fallon, SNL, Bill Nye Saves the World, The Onion, McSweeney's), Paul Mecurio (Stephen Colbert, Conan O'Brien, The Daily Show, Comedy Central Presents, HBO), Matt Goldich (staff writer for Seth Meyers; Comedy Central, VH1), Michelle Biloon (Craig Ferguson, Chelsea Lately, Comedy Central), and Logan Guntzelman performing stand-up produced by Kara Klenk (writer for MTV's Girl Code & Guy Code and contributor to Broad City) and hosted by Robert Dean (Comedy Central): If You Build It (7:30 pm, $7, UCB East at 153 East 3rd Street)…
…and there's nothing more unpredictable on a stage than an animal. In this endearing monthly show, improvisors perform along with their real-life pets—tonight featuring Bella-Carolina Zinca & her dog Henry, plus other improvisors including Dana Shulman (rising star; host of Student Driver, improv group Poor Melissa), and wonderfully humane host Adrian Sexton (superb Unauthorized: The Musical series, improv groups The Community Players, Ouiser & Clairee, George/Martha, and The Darklings), all making up scenes for Pet Prov (7:00 pm, $7, The PIT Loft at 154 West 29th Street)
Other notable shows this Sunday include:
[TOP PICK] [$] 1:30 pm, 7:30 pm, 8:00 pm, 9:30 pm, 10:00 pm, and 11:30 pm ($14 per show, plus 2-item food/drink min.): Some of the finest stand-ups in the country spread among five shows, with four shows at Comedy Cellar (117 MacDougal Street, between 3rd Street & Minetta Lane), and the 8:00 pm & 10:00 pm shows at Village Underground (130 West 3rd Street, off Sixth Avenue): Comedy Cellar Sunday
4:30 pm ($10): Short political plays from across the country are performed at at The PIT Loft (154 West 29th Street): Raucous Caucus
[TOP PICK] 6:00 pm ($6): Dulcé Sloan (powerhouse comic who's the newest correspondent of The Daily Show; Conan O'Brien, @midnight), Django Gold (writer for Stephen Colbert; The New Yorker, The Onion), Caroline Yost, Michael Svetich, Jessy Morner-Ritt, and Eric Dadourian perform stand-up at Brooklyn's Sunnyvale (1031 Grand Street) hosted by Harris Mayersohn: Just a Show
6:00 pm ($7): Eight improvisors "imbue each other with a variety of different traits, talents, or issues that will range from the completely mundane to the wildly absurd. Then see how these characters interact with each other, as well as get a peek of the people in their everyday lives. They're all great. But not all the same: at The Magnet theatre: Gifted
[TOP PICK] 7:00 pm ($10): Help Aasif Mandvi (former correspondent for The Daily Show; appearances in numerous movies & TV shows) try out a new one-man show at The PIT Mainstage: New Material Night: Come See How the Sausage is Made
[TOP PICK] [$] 7:30 pm ($12) and 9:30 pm [FREE]: UCB Chelsea's signature improv comedy extravaganza, which typically includes superstars in the improv world such as Shannon O'Neill and Anthony Atamanuik, and sometimes network TV & movie stars such as Amy Poehler and Horatio Sanz: ASSSSCAT 3000
[TOP PICK] 8:00 pm ($8): SNL's Sasheer Zamata hosts comics Hari Kondabolu (David Letterman, Conan O'Brien, Jimmy Kimmel, Comedy Central Presents, @midnight; former writer & correspondent for FX's Totally Biased), Kevin Barnett (NBC's The Carmichael Show, MTV's Guy Code, #FAIL Comedy Central, TruTV's Friends of the People, Sleepwalk With Me, College Humor), Sonia Denis, and Grey Reverend performing at Brooklyn's The Bell House (149 7th Street): Sasheer Zamata Party Time
8:00 pm ($10): Jordan Temple (writer for MTV's Decoded), Jeff Simmermon (NPR's This American Life, Moth GrandSlam Champion, comedy album & show And I Am Not Lying), Veronica Garza (host of Albatross Bar Open Mic & The PIT Presents), Julia Claire, and Brandon Collins perform stand-up at Brooklyn's Union Hall (702 Union Street; take R subway to Union Street) hosted by Mike Brown (co-host of Comedy Outliers): The Resistance Comedy
8:00 pm ($7): Hosts Peter & Connor, and a guest, discuss how a new movie could've been made way better for this podcast recording at The PIT Loft (154 West 29th Street): Fix-A-Flick Live
[TOP PICK] [$] 8:30 pm ($10 plus 2-item food/drink min.): Comics who were on staff and/or performed on Seth Meyers, including Michelle Wolf (star stand-up who's also a star writer/correspondent for The Daily Show; previously staff writer & performer for Seth Meyers) and Seaton Smith (rising star stand-up; HBO's Girls, FOX's Mulaney, Seth Meyers, Inside Amy Schumer, The Nightly Show), perform stand-up at The Fat Black Pussycat Lounge (130 West 3rd Street) hosted by Ryan Reiss: Comedians From the Seth Meyers Show
[TOP PICK] [FREE] 9:00 pm: Casey James Salengo (Jimmy Kimmel, Comedy Central Stand-Up Presents), Joel Kim Booster (Conan O'Brien, Comedy Central Stand-Up Presents special, Billy on the Street; for Joel's Conan set, please click here), Shalewa Sharpe (Keith and the Girl; comedy album Stay Eating Cookies), Petey Deabreu (host of Petey's World), Loyiso Gola, and Mike Joyce perform stand-up for this free weekly show at Brooklyn's Knitting Factory (361 Metropolitan Avenue) hosted by Will Miles, Clark Jones, and/or Kenny DeForest: Comedy Night at the Knit
9:00 pm ($7): Musicals are paired with wines at this live podcast recording at The PIT Loft (154 West 29th Street): Tannins and Tunes Live
NYC Stand-Up Open Mics & Improv Jams
If you want stage time, you can find one or more stand-up open mics virtually any night at Manhattan's The PIT, Eastville Comedy Club, and Stand Up NY Comedy Club, and at Queens LIC's The Creek and Astoria Queens' QED.
In addition, at the East Village's UCB East you can typically find a stand-up open mic Thursdays at 6:00 pm, an improv jam Wednesdays at 11:15 pm, and a rare bring-your-own-group improv/sketch open stage Sundays at 11:00 pm. And in Chelsea, The Magnet offers an improv jam on Wednesdays at 6:00 pm, and a rare musical improv jam on Tuesdays at 6:00 pm.
All of the venues above typically provide you the stage time either for free or for $5.
There are also numerous other open mics throughout the city. For a more comprehensive list, please visit FreeMicsNYC.
For many more shows, please click the following links to top NYC comedy venues:
Best Inexpensive Stand-Up, Improv, Sketch, and Storytelling
Upright Citizens Brigade Chelsea
307 West 26th Street; 150-seater; one of the most respected comedy theatres in the world; especially strong on improv, sketch, solo shows, and one-act comedic plays; shows free-$12
Upright Citizens Brigade East
153 East 3rd Street; 99-seater; a top comedy venue that focuses more than sister theatre UCB Chelsea on stand-up and screenings, and on experimental shows taking big risks; shows free-$12
The PIT Striker (Upstairs) Theatre
123 East 24th Street; 88-seater; a top venue that's a powerful rival of UCB, and often surpasses UCB when blending comedy with music and/or theatricality; shows free-$20
The PIT Underground (Downstairs) Theatre
123 East 24th Street; 40-seater; often more quirky & experimental than upstairs Striker; shows free-$10
The PIT Loft
154 West 29th Street; 50-seater; the third of The PIT theatres, located separately on the West side, hosts a wide range of comedy, but is especially effective as a home for intimate solo and/or theatrical shows; free-$20
The Magnet
254 West 29th Street; 60-seat theatre; strong on improv, musical improv, sketch, and energy; shows $5-$10
The Creek and the Cave
Queens' Long Island City; 40-seat theatre upstairs, 25 downstairs; virtually all weeknight shows free; weekend shows free-$10
702 Union Street in Brooklyn; R to Union Street; 50-seat theatre; shows $5-$20
635 Sackett Street in Brooklyn; R to Union Street; 100-seat theatre; shows $5-$20
Bell House
149 7th Street in Brooklyn; R to 9th Street or F/G to Fourth Ave.; 200-seat theatre; shows $10-$25
QED: A Place to Show & Tell
27-16 23rd Avenue in Astoria Queens; N/Q to Ditmars Boulevard; 40-seat theatre; shows free-$10
Best NYC Stand-Up Comedy Clubs
Comedy Cellar
117 MacDougal Street; among the finest daily stand-up lineups in the world; 2-item min.
Village Underground
130 West 3rd Street; Comedy Cellar's larger sister venue, just around the corner with the same top comics; 2-item min.
239 Third Avenue; recent competitor to Comedy Cellar; no drink min.—support this policy!
Carolines Comedy Club
1626 Broadway; focuses on the world's top headliners, who perform hour-long sets; 2-drink min.
208 West 23rd Street; headliners on weekends, specialty & lineup shows weekdays; 2-drink min.
Eastville Comedy Club
85 East 4th Street; strong weekend lineups; no cover using code HyReviews; 2-drink min.
Greenwich Village Comedy Club
99 MacDougal Street; convenient if Comedy Cellar's sold out; no cover using code HyReviews; 2-drink min.
Comic Strip Live
1568 Second Avenue, off 81st; Upper East Side club with typically solid lineups; 2-drink min.
Stand Up NY
236 West 78th Street, off Broadway; Upper West Side club with typically solid lineups; 2-drink min.
4738 Vernon Blvd., by #7 train; Queens LIC club; no drink min.—support this policy!
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Juan Cole 08/02/2011
Newt Gingrich has ten times as many Twitter followers as Mitt Romney, but it is being alleged that most of them are dummy accounts or are actually paid for.
In bizarro Gingrich-world, the popular revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt are a dangerous illusion, the Obama administration should have clung to dictator Hosni Mubarak, the Muslim Brotherhood is currently a violent organization, US ally Pakistan is the biggest threat to the United States in the long run, Iran is in the short run (because of its [sic] nuclear weapons), and Belgian colonialism in the Congo was nice.
In contrast, I [@jricole] have only a tenth the number of twitter followers as Mitt Romney
But not only are mine real and genuine volunteers, they are all above average as to intelligence and looks.
Juan Cole is the founder and chief editor of Informed Comment. He is Richard P. Mitchell Professor of History at the University of Michigan He is author of, among many other books, Muhammad: Prophet of Peace amid the Clash of Empires and The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. Follow him on Twitter at @jricole or the Informed Comment Facebook Page


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Q: Optimal way to build and deploy a website as a .deb package I've been battling with deploying (mainly PHP) websites as .deb files for some time and wonder if there's a better way than my rather convoluted method. My goal is continuous integration on my staging server and one-click deploys to the live server from within Jenkins.
My use case now:

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*Developing code on OSX

*Version control in Git

*Source contains debian/ folder with control, postinst and prerm scripts

*Phing build script run locally in a fakeroot environment

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*copies files into a /tmp build folder mirroring the filesystem layout

*sets up file ownership as root / www-data as appropriate

*runs dpkg-deb --build ${build.dir} ${working.dir}

*copies package to private deb repository on my LAN

I have tried to set up a Jenkins CI server to watch the Git repo for commits and automatically perform a build. The problem is that Jenkins runs as its own user who does not have permission to set the file permissions as above. I also can't see an obvious way to run the Phing build in a fakeroot environment from within Jenkins.
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*Is there a better way to set up the correct file ownership and permissions rather than having to copy everything to a temporary dir and have a Phing step to chmod everything?

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*Does the dpkg-deb command really need all the file permissions set up on the filesystem beforehand? Is there something that I could put in the debian/ folder that would set up these permissions when the .deb is installed?

*How can I get Jenkins to run a build script that has the correct rights to set up file ownership?

I may have misunderstood how .debs work but it seems rather inconvenient that the file ownership on your local filesystem source code has to mirror the destination!
I'm open to suggestions on any other build and CI systems that people use to perform a similar task.

A: It seems that you create a binary debian package almost by hand using dpkg-deb command. While this approach is not that bad, you'll get better handling of a lot of things if you try to build packages by creating the source packages and then building binary packages out of those (even if it's architecture-independent files like PHP ones). This requires one-time configuration of several files in debian/ directory.
There is a special debian/rules file which decides what to run in order to build Debian packages of different flavors (i.e. source, binary, binary-independent) and to maintain build directory itself. You might consider running all your build tools from this file rather then invoking them one by one. To fix the problem with setting owners/permissions during the build from the unprivileged user you would need to run the whole process of building Debian packages under fakeroot wrapper. For official debian packages this can be achieved by running fakeroot debian/rules binary. However this is invoked from the dpkg-buildpackage so you just run fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage.
Debian is great by its developer tools (see packages debhelper, devscripts and related) and it appears you're not using them too(obviously because you build the packages under another operating system). They will save you a lot of time. For example, there are dh_fixperms which will fix permissions and ownership problems for you, dh_install to place files into the correct places, dh_link to create necessary symlinks and other dh_-like scripts. You might want to see how does it work in the real world, so here is a list of software implemented in PHP and packaged in Debian.
Another good tool for you will be git-buildpackage which is a wrapper for debian build tools designed to build packages maintained under Git DVCS.
You might want to look at general information for building with Git on Debian wiki page.
Unfortunately there is no phing in Debian, so you might want to ask someone to package it for Debian (so you would have your full build stack available in Debian) or just cook a Debian chroot with debootstrap and install phing manually in it.
If you're sticking to the Debian packages as a primary deployment mechanism together with some CI system here are some points:

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*Get the whole build stack into Debian, if possible. This will give you a possibility to build your software in a clean Debian chroot using tools like pbuilder or cowbuilder. Otherwise cook a Debian box for building. You might want to create a virtual machine and give it for other developers.

*Organize a restricted Debian repository (creating GPG key for automatic signing for the repository is sufficient to reduce warnings coming from apt) and put the packages there. Add it to the target boxes' /etc/apt/sources.list.d/my-repository.list configuration file. Don't forget to import your key. This will give you information on dependencies you wouldn't have known if you installed the package with just dpkg -i *.deb until the installation phase itself.

*You might want to install your sites from packages on some regular basis (like releases/nightly/etc) instead of installing them every build to save time and bandwith. I'm using mostly rsync and some Makefile to update database(idea borrowed from ruby database schema migration).

*You might want to run some administrative commands from CI agent without password(for example, reloading webserver configuration when it's updated with sudo invoke-rc.d nginx reload. If so, restrict to run exact commands by modifying /etc/sudoers file respectively.

A: A Debian package is a multi-part archive that contains the data, and control information /debian.  The data archive is basically extracted as-is.  The control archive is extracted and mostly moved into /var/lib/dpkg/info and the pre|post-inst|rm scripts are called when appropriate.  If you want to change something after your files are extracted then do it in your postinst.

but it seems rather inconvenient that the file ownership on your local filesystem source code has to mirror the destination!

Generally people will build a chroot or virtual machine that mirrors the architecture they are building the package for.  Trying to build a package for an Debian system from OSX is pretty uncommon.

Does the dpkg-deb command really need all the file permissions set up on the filesystem beforehand?

That is the normal way permissions are handled.  Modifying permissions postinstall is the exception and not the rule.


'Avengers: Endgame' is the one superhero film everyone is super excited for this year. But before that, there is a major MCU film that is also grabbing attention, 'Captain Marvel'.
After an intriguing trailer, the makers just dropped a clip from the movie recently.
'Avengers: Endgame' is the one superhero film everyone is super excited for this year. But before that, there is a major MCU film that is also grabbing attention, Captain Marvel. Starring Brie Larson, the film will set in the 90s, with a much younger Nick Fury and with the strongest superhero in the MCU taking on the Skrulls. After an intriguing trailer, the makers just dropped a clip from the movie recently.
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Watch this brand-new clip from Marvel Studios' #CaptainMarvel.
Of course, this would strike as strange to most as Captain Marvel can fly and has almost infinite superpowers. However, since it is an origin story, it seems like she will slowly rediscover her powers as she explores Earth. For those who are unaware, the trailer of the film showed her falling from the sky into a store, probably making her lose memory of her true identity. But, superpowers or not, it is still really exciting to watch this awesome scene unfold. In case you missed it, here is the new trailer of Captain Marvel.
And the original first trailer featuring the aforementioned falling from the sky scene.
The film is all set to release on March 8, 2019 and will act the perfect cinematic appetizer before Endgame drops in April.


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