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Miley Cyrus and Mike WiLL Made It have new music coming next year.
Miley Cyrus has new music with 'Bangerz' producer Mike WiLL Made It on the way.
The 'Wrecking Ball' hitmaker has been in the studio with the studio wizard who executive produced her fourth studio album and six tracks on 'Miley Cyrus and Her Dead Petz'.
A series of studio snaps were captioned on hip-hop duo Rae Sremmurd's Instagram: "EAR DRUMMERS and HEAD BANGERZ! (sic)"
And Mike - who briefly dated Miley in 2013 - shared the post on his Instagram Story and added the year 2023, meaning the new material is coming next year.
Miley was featured on Mike's track '23', also featuring Wiz Khalifa and Juicy J, in 2013.
The 29-year-old star released the rock album 'Plastic Hearts' in 2020, and she had worked on more hip-hop-leaning tunes with Mike, but they didn't make the final cut as they kept it alternative rock.
In 2018, Miley spilled: "Then we've got songs with Mike WiLL that lean more hip-hop and songs with Andrew Wyatt that lean more pop/alternative. I just have kind of everything."
Many fans had speculated that Miley would return to the 'Bangerz' era.
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The music star failed to receive a single nod for her seventh studio effort - which was number two on the US Billboard 200 chart and featured collaborations with Dua Lipa ('Prisoner'), Billy Idol ('Night Crawling'), and Joan Jett ('Bad Karma').
And in response, she shared an article of 30 artists who also didn't receive nominations and quipped on Twitter: "In good company", along with the metal horns emoji.
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This holiday chalet is for sale in the touristal attractive Sankt Michael im Lungau, just south of the High Tauern Mountains. Here the summer is influenced by the sunny south and the winters are long and due to the altitude very snowcertain. St Michael is a pleasant tourist village with access to 2 ski areas: Katschberg with 70km of slopes and good apres ski and Grosseck Speiereck with 50km of slopes and more traditional mountain restaurants. Besides skiing, there is plenty of cross country skiing (altitude of St Michael 1.060m) and winter hiking. In the summer there are many possibilities: hiking, biking, swimming, golf (1km from the house), tennis, horse riding, etc. The village has a variety of shops, supermarkets, restaurants and bars.
This charming chalet was built in 2009 with ecological materials. Some examples are the isolation of the house with sheepwool, the traditional wooden roof covering and the use of natural stone in the house. Very high quality materials were used like tripple glazing in the window pains, the wooden floorings with underfloor heating, the austrian stove in the living room and the hand made kitchen which is of course equiped with all necessary appliances. The roof in the living room has old wooden beams that give the room a very cosy and alpine look and feel. The chalet has 3 double bedrooms and an extended loft where children will definitely sleep with much pleasure. You can step into the lovely garden directly from your living room where you can enjoy the sun and the great view on the mountains. Due to the location you can enjoy the sun from the early morning untill sunset.
There were built 10 chalets in total, each with its own garden. There is a common pond with waterfal, a sauna and a fitness area. These can be used by all owners and their guests. The maintenance of the garden and the house and the common areas are taken care of. The well landscaped gardens have all kinds of trees, plants and fruit bushes that make that the garden looks attractive all year round. You don´t need to bother about this at all, it is all taken care of.
The manager of the chalets also takes you and your guests on excursions if you like. She offers a variety of excursions into the mountains during the sommer and the winter. She also takes fully care of the rental of the property, from the bookings to the departure of the guests. You can use the chalet whenever you like, please ask us for the details.
Ground floor: entrance, storage, toilet, living room with kitchen area and access to the garden, storage for private usage.
1st Floor: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 has a bath tub, balcony.
2nd Floor: extended attic - 4th bedroom.


So far, we have seen that object-oriented programming is a powerful way to encapsulate data into new types. We created a Product class, which has a representation of all the "inherent" properties we find in a product being sold in our fictional boating supply web applicationits name, description, PID, price, and so on.
However, imagine now that we wanted to have a sale on a few products and offer a certain percentage discount on them. It would be nice if we did not have to add a whole bundle of logic in our web application to manage this, but instead have the Product class be aware of possible discount situations. On the other hand, we do not want to burden the Product class with this extra code, given that most of our products are not on sale.
PHP lets us solve this problem by creating a new class that extends the Product class. This new class, which we might call DiscountedProduct, has all of the data and methods of its parent class but can extend or even change their behavior.
One of the things we would like our new DiscountedProduct class to have is an updated constructor that takes in the discount as a parameter. PHP permits us to do this and even to continue to use the base class's own constructor by using a keyword called parent. This keyword, combined with the scope resolution operator (::), lets us call methods belonging to our base class. The act of creating a "new" version of a member function in an inheriting class is often referred to as overriding a method. The overridden method in the base class is replaced by the new one in the extending class.
By doing this, we do not have to duplicate the work done by our parent's constructor. More importantly, we do not have to worry about the Product class's implementation changing and ours divergingwe have taken code reuse to a whole new level.
So far, we have shown how to take our little code library for products and turn it into a class, and shown how to encapsulate the properties and operations on a product. However, there is one aspect of our product class that still seems unfortunate: In the implementation of many of the product class's member functions, it still has to perform a comparison check of where the product comes from and then execute separate code paths. Worse, if we want to add new product sources (for example, if we were to team up with a boat manufacturer to start selling boats), we would need to dig into the code and add more cases and code paths to handle the new locations.
Ideally, we would like some way to create a series of classes that have the same public interface (defined as the publicly accessible variables and methods on a class) but have separate implementations that know about the various locations from which products come.
Forunately, we can use inheritance to accomplish these goals; PHP even provides a few extra pieces of functionality to make it easier to use. Instead of having one Product class that knows about a number of sources, we can have a number of classes inheriting from an abstraction of what a product is. Also, each class can handle a different implementation while acting like the class it is abstracting. We will now have three classes, as shown in Figure 4-3.
Figure 4-3. Our new class hierarchy permitting cleaner separation of code.
People will still be writing code as if they were using Product objects, but the actual underlying object will be one of the LocalProduct or NavigationParternProduct classes. The ability to work with a class as a particular type, even if the underlying classes are of varying subtypes, is often referred to as polymorphism. To declare our Product class as merely containing a template to which its inheriting classes must adhere, we will prefix its class keyword with the keyword abstract.
By adding this new keyword, we have indicated that you cannot create an instance of the Product classyou must instantiate and create an inheriting subclass.
Our other requirement was that all of our products had to have the same public interface, or set of publically available methods and properties that it exposes. For our Product class, we want subclasses to provide new implementations for the get_number_in_stock and as the ship_product_units methods.
Our two new classes, LocalProduct and NavigationPartnerProduct, will not contain very much. They will both inherit directly from Product and will override and reimplement the two key methods mentioned earlier to do their work. You implement a method in your new subclass declared as abstract in your base class by declaring and implementing the method without the abstract keyword. Our three classes will look as shown in Listing 4-1.
Our Product class still contains some implementation we would like to share with subclassesit has a number of member variables that contain data about the product, and there is no reason to waste them (although subclasses should be allowed to override some if they wish), or the methods to get at them. However, you will have noticed that we no longer need the $location member variable anymore since the subclasses naturally know where to get the product and worry about all the possibilities.
Also, you will have noticed that we do not need to define a new constructor in either of those classes since the constructor for our base class is sufficient for our inheriting classes. PHP will make sure that the programmer passes in five parameters to the constructor when creating instances of these types.
The nice thing about our hierarchy is that once the objects are created, we do not care about their actual typethey all look and behave just like the Product class. When we call either of the get_number_in_stock or ship_product_units methods, we are assured that the correct one will be executed for the appropriate object.
A need to prevent some methods or classes from being inherited might arise in our object hierarchy. For example, we might want a way to prevent people from overriding the get_ProductID method in our Product class.
You may be scratching your head and wondering how a class can be abstract but have final methods that nobody can override. The answer is that an abstract class can still contain some implementation, but somebody has to extend it and implement the unimplemented portion defined by the abstract methods. The implemented portion of the class can include methods that cannot be overridden, as indicated by the final keyword.
Inheriting classes can still access and call these methods; they just cannot include them in the set of things they extend, modify, or reimplement.
Classes can also be declared as final, which means that nobody is allowed to inherit from them. You might see this if you have a User object and an inheriting AdministratorUser object with special privilegesyou might choose to declare the AdministratorUser object as final to prevent others from inheriting it and any of its special privileges.
We have now set up a convenient product hierarchy that represents our initial set of products, namely those we maintain locally, and those from the navigation equipment partner. However, if we wanted to add a new partner (such as a manufacturer of boats), and our developers were too busy to sit down and write a new class in our object hierarchy, it would be nice if we could let them write their own and tell them what methods we want them to have for products.
This is done in PHP by declaring an interface. Basically, this is a way of creating a set of methods that people must implement if they want to be viewed as a member of the class of objects with the same interface.
The key in the previous error indicates that two methods from IProduct were not implemented.
The boat manufacturer now has objects that appear like our own products and can easily integrate into our web application without our having to write any code for them (apart from designing our system well in the first place). We can even mix the products into collections of other products, and they would behave the same.


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Q: Regex.Match double consonants in c# I have a list of many words. What I need is to find all words ending on "ing", "ed","ied" and with a single vowel and doubled consonant before:
Should match words: begged, slamming, zagging. Not match helping ("lp"-not double consonant)
\w*[^aoyie][aoyie]([^aoyie])\1(ed|ing|ied)

It's working on RegexPal.com, but it is not working in C# (not matches any words, returns 0 words in list)
My code:
List<Book_to_Word> allWords = (from f in db2.Book_to_Words.AsEnumerable() select f).ToList();

List<Book_to_Word> wordsNOTExist = (from f in allWords
                        where Regex.IsMatch(f.WordStr, @"^(\w*[^aoyie]+[aoyie]([^aoyie])(ed|ing|ied))$")
                                    select f).ToList();

Works when I don't use \1. But returns words with single consonant.

A: Try to relax the condition a bit:
@"^[a-z]*[aoyie]([^aoyie])\1(ed|ing|ied)$"

Your current regex will require the word to have at least 3 characters before the double consonant and the suffix. So "begged" and "zagging" are not matched.
It is a bit weird, though, to see "y" in the group, while "u" is missing (e.g. "mugged"). You probably want to double check about that. And I have a bit of doubt about double consonant before "ied", but I'll leave it there.

A: Thanks to nhahtdh.
The problem was in outside parentheses. When I removed them it worked:
Regex.IsMatch(f.WordStr, @"^\w*[^aoyieu]+[aoyieu]([^aoyieu])\1(ed|ing|ied)$")

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Artist of the Month: Black Pumas
By Craig Shelburne
Even without continuing to tour the world, Black Pumas have lost very little momentum since the arrival of breakout singles like "Black Moon Rising," "Fire," and "Colors." The duo of Eric Burton and Adrian Quesada were shocked to land on the 2019 Grammy ballot as a contender for Best New Artist, and in 2020, they picked up nominations in three more categories: Best American Roots Performance and Record of the Year for the irresistible "Colors," and overall Album of the Year for Black Pumas (Deluxe Edition). That expanded edition collects several new tracks, a few live versions of familiar favorites, and a must-hear cover of Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car" — a favorite song of Burton's to sing while he was busking on the Santa Monica Pier, and later in Austin, Texas.
Drawing on folk songwriting as much as soul groove, both men agree that the term American Roots fits their sound well. The Americana Music Association seconds that notion, as Black Pumas picked up that organization's Emerging Act of the Year in late 2020. And in January, the band performed a dazzling and powerful rendition of "Colors" on the soundstage of Austin City Limits in recognition of the historic win of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
"The first thing people think of when they say 'Americana' is not always music that's influenced by soul music, but it's great to be recognized by people that are open-minded music fans," Quesada tells BGS. "This is every bit as much American music as country music, you know?" Burton adds, "Soul music is just as a part of American music as folk music and country music. This country is a massive melting pot of the different cultures… so we're honored to be a part of the conversation as we make music in America."
The two musicians met through a mutual friend as Quesada sought an exceptional singer to add lyrics and a voice to the instrumental tracks he was creating. Little did he know that Burton was around the corner, literally, where Sixth Street meets Congress Avenue. In our two-part interview (Read part one here. Read part two here.), they shared their influences, their first impressions of each other's talent, and their hopes for the year ahead as our Artist of the Month. Meanwhile, enjoy our BGS Essentials playlist below.
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Die Flagge der Republik China (Taiwan) ist rot mit einer weißen Sonne auf blauem Grund im oberen linken Viertel. Dieser Teil ist identisch mit der Parteiflagge der Nationalen Volkspartei Chinas (Kuomintang).

Symbolik

Die drei Farben symbolisieren das "Dreifache Volksprinzip" nach Sun Yat-sen: Min Chuan (Demokratie, blau), Min Sheng (Wohlstand, weiß) und Min Tzu (Nationalismus, rot).

In dem Motiv des "Blauen Himmels mit einer weißen Sonne" von Lu Hao-tung symbolisieren die 12 Strahlen der Sonne die 12 Monate und die 12 traditionellen chinesischen Stunden (, shíchen), die 2 heutigen Stunden – eine Doppelstunde – (, xĭaoshí, wörtlich: "kleines shi") entsprechen.
Die "Rote Erde", die von Sun Yat-sen der Flagge hinzugefügt wurde, stellt sinnbildlich das Blut der Revolutionäre dar, die sich dafür geopfert haben, die Qing-Dynastie zu stürzen, um die Republik China zu gründen.

Die Flagge wurde zu einem Symbol der Kontinuität der Ideale des chinesischen Nationalismus. Sie ist auch ein Symbol der historischen und derzeitigen Verbindung mit Festlandchina.

Geschichte

Die Flagge stammt aus der Zeit der chinesischen Revolution. Als 1911 die Xinhai-Revolution ausbrach, in deren Folge die Monarchie abgeschafft und China zur Republik wurde, verwendeten die einzelnen Revolutionsarmeen in den Provinzen verschiedene Flaggen. Die Flagge der Wuhan-Armee wies einen 18-zackigen Stern mit gelben Eckpunkten auf, was die damals 18 administrativen Einheiten Chinas symbolisieren sollte. Die Shanghai-Armee verwendete eine Flagge mit den fünf Farben Rot, Gelb, Blau, Weiß und Schwarz, die für die fünf hauptsächlichen ethnischen Gruppen Chinas standen: Han (Rot), Mandschu (Gelb), Mongolen (Blau), Hui (Weiß), und Tibeter (Schwarz). Die Flagge der Armeen der Provinzen Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan und Guizhou war eine weiße Sonne auf blauem Hintergrund.

Die neu gebildete Republik China (1912–1949) nahm nach intensiven Diskussionen am 20. Februar 1912 provisorisch und wenig später endgültig in einer Art Kompromiss die Fünf-Farben-Flagge als Staatsflagge an, die Flagge mit den gelben Sternen wurde zur Flagge der Armee und die weiße Sonne auf blauem Grund wurde die Flagge der Kriegsflotte. Als der zweite Staatspräsident Yuan Shikai sich 1915 zum Kaiser proklamierte setzte er ein rotes Kreuz über die anderen vier Farben, um damit die Herrschaft der Han über die anderen Völker Chinas zu repräsentieren. Nach seinem Rücktritt am 22. März 1916 wurde die Republik wiederhergestellt und die Fünf-Farben-Flagge wieder eingeführt.

Die weiße Sonne auf blauem Grund war bereits 1895 von Lu Hao-tung (), einen frühen chinesischen Revolutionär entworfen worden. Lu hatte seinen Flaggenentwurf am 16. März 1895 der Vereinigung zur Wiedergeburt Chinas () in Hongkong präsentiert. Später ging die Vereinigung zur Wiedergeburt Chinas in der Kuomintang, der Nationalen Volkspartei Chinas auf und die Flagge wurde zur offiziellen Flagge der Kuomintang. Der rote Hintergrund wurde im Winter 1906 von Sun Yat-sen hinzugefügt. 1928, nach der Chinesischen Wiedervereinigung wurde die Kuomintang-Flagge zur Flagge der Republik China (1912–1949).

Nach dem Sieg der Kommunisten im chinesischen Bürgerkrieg etablierte sich die Führung der Republik China auf der Insel Taiwan (Formosa). Der Rückzug sollte nur vorübergehend sein, und die Republik beanspruchte anfänglich weiterhin die Herrschaft über ganz China. Die Flagge blieb dabei bis heute unverändert.

Gebrauch

Vor dem Hintergrund des einzigartigen und kontroversen politischen Status Taiwans hat sich im Laufe der Zeit eine weitere Symbolik entwickelt. Die Flagge ist ein klares Zeichen dafür, dass Taiwan nicht von der gleichen Regierung wie das Festland beherrscht wird, da sie sich deutlich von der Flagge der Volksrepublik China unterscheidet. Die kommunistische Regierung erkennt den Herrschaftsanspruch der Republik China über Taiwan nicht an, und das Hissen der Flagge der Republik China ist auf dem Festland verboten. Im Gegensatz dazu wurde das Verbot der Flagge der Volksrepublik China in Taiwan aufgehoben.

Die Flagge der Republik China wird bei internationalen Zusammenkünften, an denen die Volksrepublik China teilnimmt, gewöhnlich nicht gezeigt. Auch in Taiwan ist die Flagge politisch umstritten. Aufgrund der Tatsache, dass die Flagge früher in ganz China benutzt wurde, sind damit die Gedanken an die Ideologien des chinesischen Nationalismus und der chinesischen Wiedervereinigung verbunden.

Obwohl auch gemäßigte Unterstützer einer Unabhängigkeit Taiwans (wie der ehemalige Präsident Chen Shui-bian während seiner Amtszeit) zu offiziellen Anlässen die Flagge hissen lassen und ihr salutieren, sieht man die Flagge niemals bei Parteikundgebungen der Demokratischen Fortschrittspartei. Im Gegensatz dazu fällt die Flagge sehr bei Kundgebungen der Pan-blauen Koalition auf. Dieser Unterschied wird noch verstärkt durch die Farben, die bei diesen Zusammenkünften gezeigt werden. Bei Kundgebungen der Pan-Blauen-Koalition treten die Farben der Republik-China-Flagge in den Vordergrund, mit starker Vorherrschaft von Blau und etwas Rot. Kundgebungen der Parteien, die für eine Unabhängigkeit eintreten, sind geschmückt mit viel Grün, aber keinerlei Rot oder Blau.

Extremere Unterstützer einer taiwanischen Unabhängigkeit, einschließlich Ex-Präsident Lee Teng-hui, rufen zu einer Aufgabe der Flagge auf. Es existieren mehrere alternative Entwürfe einer lokalen taiwanischen Flagge. Die Erfolgsaussichten sind jedoch nicht sehr groß. Für die Änderung der Flagge wird ein Verfassungszusatz benötigt. Die derzeitige Flagge hat eine große Schar von Unterstützern bei den Pan-Blauen-Anhängern und eine widerwillige Akzeptanz unter den gemäßigten Unabhängigkeits-Anhängern.

Das Hissen und Einholen der Flagge wird begleitet vom Nationalen Flaggenlied.

Dienstflaggen
Alle Dienstflaggen haben wie die Nationalflagge das Seitenverhältnis 2:3.

Flagge bei Sportveranstaltungen
Weil die meisten Staaten Taiwan infolge der Ein-China-Politik diplomatisch nicht anerkennen, treten taiwanische Sportler bei internationalen Wettkämpfen und Veranstaltungen, wie zum Beispiel den Olympischen Spielen, unter dem Namen Chinesisch Taipeh an. In diesem Kontext wird eine andere Flagge gehisst. Seit einer Resolution des IOC 1979 wird die Flagge des Taiwanischen Olympischen Komitees gehisst. Diese zeigt auf weißem Hintergrund die Sonne der Kuomintang und die olympischen Ringe, umrahmt von zwei Linien in rot und blau, die die Umrisse einer Pflaumenblüte ergeben, der nationalen Blüte Taiwans (siehe auch Die_Pflaumenblüte#Geschichte). Ferner existiert eine eigene Flagge für die Fußballmannschaft.

Flaggen Taiwans

Ähnlichkeiten
Die Flagge der Republik China (Taiwan) hat eine gewisse Ähnlichkeit mit der Flagge Samoas und bis 2010 mit der Flagge Myanmars. Zur Flagge Samoas gibt es keine kulturellen oder historischen Gründe, die Flagge Myanmars wurde jedoch eventuell von der Kuomintang in Birma entworfen.

Bei den Olympischen Spielen 2008 in Peking wollten taiwanesische Sportfans die Flagge von Myanmar schwenken, da sie aus der Ferne wie die taiwanesische aussieht. Grund dafür ist, dass Taiwan nur als Chinesisch Taipeh unter einer Sportflagge an den Spielen teilnehmen kann und die Flagge Taiwans nicht verwendet werden darf.

Siehe auch
 Flaggen der Kreise der Republik China
 Liste der chinesischen Flaggen

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

China, Republik
China, Republik
Politik (Republik China)

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Secret Of The Masons: It's Not So Secret
Published September 16, 2009 at 11:10 AM CDT
Tim Sloan
The Freemasons Grand Lodge on 16th Street in Washington, D.C., has served as the national headquarters of the Supreme Council since 1915.
Best-selling author Dan Brown's latest novel, The Lost Symbol, draws heavily on the lore and mystique of the Freemasons. A visit to one of the locations in the novel, a prominent Masonic building in Washington, D.C., serves as an introduction to the history of the once feared and even reviled secret society.
The House of the Temple, the headquarters of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry in the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States, is an impressive and dignified edifice on Washington's 16th Street. The design was inspired by the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, in Turkey. A couple of sphinxes on huge pedestals flank the steps.
In the center of the temple room is a large altar. Brent Morris, a mathematician by trade and editor of the Scottish Rite Journal, tells Robert Siegel that when a Masonic meeting is open, a volume of sacred law is open representing God's revelation to man.
"When a man becomes a member," Morris says, "he is asked to place his hand upon the book that he considers binding on his conscience." The temple has copies of the Bible, the Bhagavad-Gita, the Old Testament, the Zend-Avesta, the Sutras and the Quran.
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A bronze statue of George Washington — who, along with a dozen other U.S. presidents, was a member of the Freemasons — stands in the George Washington Masonic Memorial in Alexandria, Va.
"This, we figured, will cover 99.9 percent [of members]," Morris says. "And if it doesn't, we'll get whatever's needed."
Spiritual, But Not A Religion
The rites inside the temple are at some level spiritual, and though they are related to religion, Freemasonry is not a religion. Morris explains that when the group was organized from a stonemasons' guild in 1717, its members adopted the radical proposition that men of different faiths can agree on God's existence.
"They can agree that God compels them to do good in the community," Morris says. "And then they can stop talking about religion." There are an estimated 1.4 million Masons in the U.S. today.
Brown's novel The Lost Symbol includes scenes of secret initiation rites in which wine is drunk from a skull. Morris says that does not happen — anymore.
"There used to be another branch of Freemasonry in the United States, or another branch of Scottish Rite Masonry, in competition with us. ... It's been dead for over a century."
Still, Masonic secrecy often inspired opposition to the society. In the 19th century, the Vatican issued anti-Masonic encyclicals, one of them branding the Masons "the Synagogue of Satan." Hitler ranted against the Masons. But some Masons have had fun with the orders' secrets over the years.
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Mozart was a Mason at the end of his life — The Magic Flute is said to be full of Masonic references.
Mozart was a mason, and his opera The Magic Flute is full of Masonic symbols. Rudyard Kipling was also a Mason. His story "The Man Who Would Be King" is a playful adventure story involving Masons.
Although there are secrets to being a Mason, the boundaries of secrecy of Masonry aren't very clear, says Jay Kinney, author of The Masonic Myth.
"A lot of Masons sort of assumed that everything about the organization is a secret, and they just sort of clammed up, and that gave them a real reputation for being close-mouthed," Kinney tells Siegel. "However, the actual secrets that are not supposed to be revealed tend to be just the modes of recognition, which boil down to a few handshakes and hand gestures and the specific wording of degree rituals."
He says Mason symbols can be found on aprons, certificates and coffee cups. "It's all out there, and it's all fair game to discuss," Kinney says.
Still, the organization has attracted suspicion, partly because of its roster of powerful members: more than a dozen U.S. presidents and many prominent businessmen were Masons. This, in part, has led to the belief that Masons run the world.
"There may have been a smidgen of truth to that suspicion at one time," Kinney says.
He says in smaller towns, at one time, leading members of the community were Masons, and membership provided a private venue to discuss things. Kinney says there may have been a time when members used Masonic connections, but that is no longer happening.
"It's largely, at this point, a social organization that people enjoy each other's company," he says. "But there isn't discussion of power politics or how we're going to run the universe."


We don't look like this.
It's been a while. As you can see in the picture, we've been gone long enough for a beard to grow in. One of us has even acquired a hat, with a feather sticking out of it. Yes, as you can see, we have done alright for ourselves, beard and hat.
I got a phone call yesterday from a man named Colton, formerly Robert Paulson. He was keen to pitch an idea for a script. Mustaches, guns, and old people, these things would make for the core idea for our new project. I told him he was insane and I had nothing in the world I would rather do than focus on a project that involved the shooting of old mustached people.
Revolves around two friends. We'll call one Robert and the other Andy, for the time being that is.
Robert, white guy. Early 20s, has a job which he hates, family, and the such. Truthfully, robert hasn't been thought out yet too much. But I will add to it over time.
Andy, will be of a different ethnicity to Robert, as I am to Colton. Same age range. Has no job, and is flat out broke. Living off of his parents, and is extremely lazy. This is starting to sound familiar. Andy has a problem with his nihilism and some leftover teenage angst. No matter what he ends up doing he can't seem to find enough enjoyment out of it. Robert's outlook on the world will be a bit different, where he sees where they live as too noisy, but not in a vibrant way. The color and feel of the movie will reflect that, specially as the story progresses, mostly gray/cloudy/rainy/windy/cold days whilst in the town which they dislike. As they traverse through adventure and start to find joy as they get toward their disillusioned goal, the movie and scenery will brighten.
I think the setting could fit into a small city, not too small of a town or anything. Pretty diverse and the such. More detail to follow.
The first few minutes or so could be a quick run through of the typical day the guys usually experience, while the credits roll. The first real conversation of the movie could be andy and robert discussing a total disgust for their current situations. They have grown tired of it and find it so dull that every day seems to run into the next and its always gray. They figure that they should move but don't give it much thought. The movie then starts setting up the reason for the move, they have an exponentially bad day and the such. I should probably do a little outline thing.
II. Conversation discussing the current situation that they have found themselves. Bad day for both of them. at the end of the day, they are both hanging out and decide that they will move and they decide on moving [to the most boring town in the united states.](Day 2).
IV. At this point I'm running out of juice. Quite literally, I have almost finished my tea, so I will quit here, but at this point this is where they would start meeting people along their journey, through which those experiences will help them see that they don't actually want to do nothing for the rest of the lives.
Oh yeah, their main goal of moving is so that can do absolutely nothing, living a life of total nothingness. I am thinking that through the trip and what not they find characters and experiences that makes them see otherwise by the time they get to their final destination.
P.S. I know no one reads this, but in case someone ever does. We don't look anything like that picture I did in MS Paint. just in case.
Yes it's already time to bring another monster to light.
Sunday is a special day, specially for monsters so we had to choose a special monster for Sunday.
Yup… The hamburglar, no one knows too much about it's origin or it's current location but it's diet consists of a steady stream of McDonald's hamburgers. It can be spotted in old archived McDonald commercials. Scientists believe that this is a deceased monster and most likely died from obesity or heart attack.
The Fuscharupamiki Tooty has had 9 different sightings in the past 9 years and all sightings were on the 29th of February at about 8-12 in the morning and night local times. Awkwardly all the sightings had also happened when a meteor strike has just happened.
The descriptions change very very slightly with every sighting but all scientists who have studied have both agreed that it looks like a monster for sure and very definitely, but maybe not, we're not … oh .. they're not sure. The descriptions who have been studied by the team of highly trained scientiest have agreed that all 9 descriptions have concluded the following description: It has very akward eyes at the back of the head along with alot of other charectiristics which should be in the front of the head. It has the legs of a giraffe all spotty and stuff. The tail of the black dog(the european beast) which has spikes on it known to hypnotize women and babies together and then give him the livers of the said people and then he puts them in a little black box which he carries around in his pocket, it is rumoured that he has big pockets. He has the head of a mushroom moth like it has the mushroom shape but it has the characteristics of a moth monster. It's last location was somewhere in northern Russia. It is somewhere in the area between the 3 Russian villages of Это не реально, Reh Dogg, корма. The area where the monster is most likely residing is called the Rehforafake triangle of death. No babies or women have come out of it with their livers intact.
My name is Andy Harris(the typer at the moment) and the guy sitting next to me is Robert Paulson. We are suppose to be working/studying on our college psychology class but one thing led to another, links were clicked, thoughts were spoken and now we both agree that monsters are cool and we have agreed on starting a blog which will consist of a daily posting of a brand new conspiracy theory about a new monster that we make up. Uhmm nothing much else to say except coke is better than pepsi.


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Judaism is a political project
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Judaism is essentially a political project. It is important for Jews to work toward the emergence of a world at "peace," a peace meant to be universal and permanent. It is therefore not a coincidence that this word "peace" (shalom in Hebrew) is found frequently in Jewish discourse worldwide. In the perfect world that they are building, all conflicts will disappear between the nations. This is why Jews have been militating tirelessly for many years for the abolition of all borders, the dissolution of national identities and the establishment of a global empire of "peace." The very existence of separate nations is considered to be responsible for the triggering of wars and turmoil. so they must be weakened and eventually replaced by a world government, a "one world government," a "New World Order," one single world-ruling authority that will permit happiness and prosperity to reign, Jewish-style, on earth.
The following article by Hervé Ryssen was published on July 21, 2013 and is very applicable today.
We have amply demonstrated in the chapters of our books that Jewish intellectuals of all persuasions push as hard as they can for immigration into the countries where they have settled. Their aim is to dissolve ethnically homogenous societies and promote intermarriage, the ultimate aim being to unify the world and establish a world government.
"Once European-wide institutions have been put into place, there will perhaps be an urgent need for a world government", Jacques Attali tells us in his Dictionaire du XXIe siècle.
The multicultural society, together with a weakening in the sense of national belonging, also allows Jews to protect themselves from a surge in nationalism, which they associate with very bad memories. There are countless quotes on this issue. Without exception, all Jewish intellectuals focus on the "pluralistic" society and constantly exercise "anti-racist vigilance".
In L'Humanité perdue (1996), the philosopher Alain Finkielkraut explains that: "The deadly risk to the world posed by the worship of national identity, the segmentation of humanity, and the confinement of individuals within their race or their culture, can only be averted once and for all by the creation of multi-ethnic societies"
Bernard-Henri Lévy takes a much more explicit line, one which more clearly reflects the cosmopolitan desire to destroy nations:
"The European machine has come to oppose this mystical nationalism and has begun to send it back to the historical house of horrors. With the death of nationalism, the Jews will lose their most deadly enemies." (Récidives, 2004)
The multimillionaire philosopher is quick to specify the nature of this democratic Europe which, he believes, should not be "yet another nation" but "a system capable of processing, breaking, crushing and, ultimately, necrotising national identities and fixations".
Immigration as a necessity
Jewish intellectuals always tell us that immigration is an economic necessity, an essential contribution, extraordinarily beneficial, etc. Take, for instance, the November 2005 World Bank report which encouraged Russia to open its borders. In the report, we read that immigration "is one of the key requirements for stable economic growth. The country's population is ageing and declining… In order to fully offset depopulation, an annual inflow of a million employable immigrants would be required". And who was at the head of the World Bank at the time? Paul Wolfowitz, a fervent Zionist and one of the most staunch advocates of the war against Iraq in 2003.
An article published in Libération on 25 July 2005 warned us that: "According to the Eurostat forecasts, analysed by Serge Feld from the University of Louvain, the European Union will lose 14 million residents by 2030". This risk "can only be reduced by continuous immigration". And we're assured that, by 2030, "immigration will add 25 million residents to the EU". This article, entitled "Immigration to the Rescue of Europe" ("L'immigration au secours de l'Europe"), was written by a certain Éric Aeschlimann.
For all these Jewish intellectuals, who are kind enough to remind us about our pensions, it is out of the question that Europeans should resort to policies aimed at increasing the birth rate. Daniel Cohn-Bendit expressed this clearly: "A birth-rate policy seems to me to be totally pointless…The family in itself has no merit". At the same time, Cohn-Bendit promotes homosexual couples: "What is much more important, as far as I'm concerned, is the relationship within the couple. Whatever the gender of the partners may be: a homosexual couple should have the same rights as heterosexual couple". (Une Envie de politique, 1998)
Immigration is an Opportunity
The phrase Immigration is an opportunity for France is the title of a book, written by the former minister Bernard Stasi (L'immigration, une chance pour la France, 1984). Writing in Le Figaro on 13 October 2004, the news editor Alexandre Adler urges us to let Turkey into Europe. Turkey which has "free elections, a free press, intellectuals which are equal to ours, marvelous and outward-looking universities" represents "a fabulous opportunity… Let's understand this sign today in order to safeguard the freedom of our continent tomorrow".
One of Jacques Chirac's key advisors, Pierre Lellouche, who was once member of the liberal right and president of the NATO Assembly, puts it more bluntly: "Because Turkey is a Muslim country, I want it to join the European Union".
Glorification of Intermarriage
Jewish intellectuals are forever glorifying intermarriage. But it must be understood that this is something which is reserved for export purposes only, for the Jews are duty-bound to protect their identity and not intermarry with other races. "We want networks to develop in the planetary fabric, we call for the mixture of races", writes Edgar Morin (Nahoum) in his book Terre-Patrie (1993). "We haven't got the Promised Land but we have an aspiration, a desire, a myth, a dream: turn planet earth into a common homeland."
In his Dictionnaire du XXIe siècle (1998), Jacques Attali writes that we must: "promote diversity, share the wealth…be open to other cultures, encourage all forms of intermarriage, learn to think globally". This sort of reasoning allows the theatrical media figure Daniel Cohn-Bendit to declare his love of France, while mixing everything up: "What I like about France, is its cosmopolitanism. Blacks, Arabs, Jews. That's the main reason why I love France." (Juifs et Français, 1979). The "general public" can easily verify this relentless globalist propaganda in the cinema (on this subject, refer to our five books).
In 2003, former socialist prime minister Laurent Fabius, who is of Jewish origin and fantastically wealthy, declared that: "France will have taken a decisive step the day when the Marianne of our town halls has the beautiful face of a young woman from an immigrant family".
Nicolas Sarkozy, whose mother's maiden name is Mallah, said the same thing in his inaugural speech, made before the Liberal party convention on the 14 January 2007: "I want to be a president of a France which has understood that creation will come from mixture, from openness, from meeting others, I am not afraid to use the word, from intermarriage". But he has only ever married Jewish women.
An inevitable phenomenon
Jewish intellectuals would also have us believe that any attempt to stop this phenomenon would be futile, as if the destiny of humanity had been pre-ordained by higher forces. Take the statement made on 13 October 2005 by Jean "Daniel" (Bensaïd), owner of the Nouvel Observateur: "Nothing will stop the migration of poor people to an old and wealthy West…This is why it would be now wise and reasonable to behave as if there will be more and more immigrants whom we should prepare to welcome."
Alain Minc, his political "enemy", argues for the same thing in La Vengeance des Nations (1990). Immigration is an "unavoidable prospect", he says. "Immigration will increase: we might as well prepare for this and prepare the French rather than letting them delude themselves on the basis of the current situation which is less perilous than they care to believe". In La Machine égalitaire, published in 1987, he talks about immigration as if it were a biblical revelation. The chapter entitled The Ten Commandments (Les Dix commandements) makes this absolutely clear: "Between a Europe in the throes of depopulation and overpopulated southern Mediterranean countries, an overflow phenomenon is inevitable."
In his book, Une Envie de Politique (1998), Daniel Cohn-Bendit stresses the need for Europeans to open wide their… borders. Cohn-Bendit, a former anarchist, now recommends the American liberal model: "Europe must think of itself as a region of immigration, in the same way as the United States". And Cohn-Bendit adds: "We must realise that there will always be immigration because of the wide inequality between the industrialised countries and the developing countries of Africa and the Maghreb…This applies to the whole of Europe"
It is worth noting that traditional Marxism once considered the "classless society" as being "inevitable". But, as you have understood, we are not dealing here with serious analysis but propaganda which aims to stop us from even thinking of defending ourselves.
We are overcautious
In 1982, Albert Memmi wrote about racism, in his book entitled Le Racisme. In France, "a fearful or derisive contempt of any foreigner, an impenetrable reserve, an almost non-existent welcome…a forever resurgent jingoism reveal that the hostile fear of others still lies dormant."
Clearly, the French are not very friendly people, but it is still nice to live in their country, though. In his book L'Idéologie française (1981), Bernard-Henri Lévy wrote that homelands, regional dialects, traditions are all just a "fearful and tense retreat into the poorest of identities". Alain Minc also lectures us in his own way, assuring us that "ignorance feeds xenophobia" and that we must, therefore, "fight against the insanity of xenophobia" and put an end to "French paranoia". We must, he says, "break away from our mental rigidity".
Contempt for the Goy
Jewish intellectuals often express their contempt for our ancient civilisations. One recalls Georges-Marc Benamou's letter, which appeared in the editorial of the first edition of Globe, a monthly magazine launched in 1985 by Pierre Bergé, the obscenely rich socialist and owner of Yves Saint-Laurent: "Of course, we are resolutely cosmopolitan. Of course, anything to do with region, drunken revelry, anything typically French or jingoistic, in short, is foreign to us, not to say despicable".
In L'Idéologie française (1981) Bernard-Henri Levy already talked of "crass foolishness" when referring to bagpipes and drunk people. "Homelands of all sorts and their procession of stale ideas" disgust him. Guy Konopnicki makes the same sort of comments when referring to "the worship of land, rapture before peasant virtues, homespun philosophy, popular common sense and all sorts of stale, reactionary ideas" (La Place de la Nation, 1983).
Talmudic Chutzpah
Jewish intellectuals frequently demonstrate a clear inclination for expressing tremendous untruths. They'll tell us, for instance, that immigration has not increased, that it has never been so low, that races do not exist, etc. This tendency to take the goy for an idiot is called "chutzpah" (written "Chuzpe" in German, and pronounced "h'ouztpah" while rasping the throat). Take the Marxist philosopher Jacques Derrida who tells us that "there's plenty more room than people think to welcome more foreigners…immigration has not increased, contrary to what is claimed" (De quoi demain…, 2001).
In March 2008, the magazine Géo Histoire published an interview with the demographer Gérard Noiriel. The interview was entitled The Delusion of Identity (Le fantasme identitaire): "Drawing on his research, he can point out that immigration into France is at its lowest level in over 150 years. Figures for 2007 reveal that there had been no significant increase in immigration for over 30 years. The statistics produced by INED (Institut national des Études démographiques) prove it: there are fewer foreigners today than there were in 1997".
The former minister Jack Lang displays the same Talmudic tendencies. On Saturday 3 September, he appeared in the TV programme Tout le monde en parle. Thierry Ardisson put the question to him bluntly: "Don't you think there too many immigrants in France?" Jack Lang replied: "No, you know, France is the country with the lowest number of immigrants in Europe".
In a similar vein, scientists, such as Roger-Gérard Schwartzenberg or Axel Kahn, assure us that "races do not exist". And, as everyone knows, we all come from Africa! The prize, however, goes to the essayist Guy Sorman, who, in his book En attendant les barbares (1992), claims: "It is not the presence of foreigners which is the cause of racism but their
absence: the obsessive fear of the immigrant is the harbinger of violence, much more so than the immigrant himself". And, besides, "Wasn't France a century ago with its hundreds of dialects, patois, and regional languages, more multicultural than it is today?"
Obviously, these people have a rare ability to take people for idiots. If you now come across a Jew who holds different views from those above, then, quite simply, he is not Jewish. As Joseph Goebbels, an expert in the matter once said: "We decide who is Jewish and who is not".
Hervé Ryssen
Translated from French
Source : Jeune Nation http://www.jeune-nation.com/politique/le-judaisme-est-un-projet-politique.html
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(PRESS RELEASE) – The UWI Open Campus is proud to announce that the top matriculant at The UWI Open Campus for 2017 is Saint Lucian student, Ms Dania Martelly.
Ms Martelly, who hails from the community of Pierrot, will address her fellow colleagues at a Matriculation and Welcome Ceremony for new students to be held on Wednesday, 6 September 2017 at 6:30 p.m. online, via Blackboard Collaborate.
Ms Martelly has been awarded an Open Scholarship tenable at The University of the West Indies (UWI) for the entire duration of a BSc in Management Studies. The generous award covers, full tuition fees, books, meals and miscellaneous fees and charges.
When asked about the secret of her success, Ms Martelly spoke of putting in "hard work and a lot of effort" in order to reach her goals.
"I had to study hard, practice often, and burn the midnight oil," she said. She credits a positive attitude towards her education, as well as being creative, ambitious, and self-disciplined for her success – qualities she thinks all students ought to strive towards.
The UWI Open Campus offers sincere congratulations to Ms Martelly and looks forward to supporting her along this next stage of her educational journey.
Congratulations to you. You've got strong parents around you as well. All the best!!


No doubt, you'll likely run into the convertible crib more than any other style. The choice has a lot of appeal to parents that want to find furniture that will last not just for the baby and toddler years, however beyond.
Nowadays, with the capability to come across custom-made cribs, you may quite possibly locate cribs in a variety of paint colors and finishes. Remember when a crib is recognized as having a particular finish, state cherry, that doesn't automatically mean it is made from cherry wood. It is quite possible it is simply stained with a cherry-like complete. Don't be duped!
If you see the distinction"2-in-1," that means the convertible bed has 2 functions (usually a crib/toddler mattress ). Similarly,"3-in-1" will offer 3 purposes, and so on. This re-purposing of the crib could be an extremely economical purchase and save you the hassle of upgrading to toddler beds and full size beds in the future later on.
These bedroom pieces are intended to resemble a sleigh. As a result, they've a quaint appeal.
There are two or three reasons. For starters, parents who plan on having another child may know that they are going to need the crib sometime shortly. Two, depending on the expense of the crib, the wood can get fairly dinged up from continuous use (not to mention sting marks from teething toddlers). And three, a few parents enjoy the idea of getting nursery furniture that is distinctly"for baby."
If you're likely to cling to your crib comes with an heirloom (bearing in mind that using a classic crib is not recommended), then the resell value of your infant is not likely to matter. Butif you would like to eventually market your crib, having a round crib may allow it to be a harder sell.
Another issue with the solid head and footboards is that it makes tightly securing crib bumpers into the crib impossible. Alternatively, you could opt for alternatives to crib bumpers. Check out Go Mama Go Designs for Wonder Bumpers that would work with sleigh cribs.
Additionally, round cribs are going to waste more floor space in the nursery. If you've got a nice big room, then perhaps that is not a concern for you. However, should you want to be aware of distance constraints, stay with a traditionally sized crib that may fit more snugly in the area.
Not every parent will be quite so keen on the convertible crib. While these can be a great solution for parents looking for frugal baby hints, there are a number of things to take note of with this design. Additionally, infants do like to chew as they teeth, so don't be surprised if your crib begins looking rather used very early on. If you do not purchase your crib as a comprehensive set along with other dressers, it can be tough to match the wood end. As your child grows and needs more bits of furniture, it may not blend in so well. If you have a second child shortly after your first, you will want to buy a second crib too.
Your child's crib is certainly the central piece of furniture in your nursery. Infants' cribs come in numerous styles, shapes, designs, and colours --it is enough to create an indecisive parent's head spin. Have no fear, this run-down on the various options for your baby's crib will help you sort through the fashions and find the very best alternative for your infant and the layout of your pajamas.
More than likely, you might discover that your least expensive Automobiles are usually standard cribs. You can generally find them for around $100.
If you find the differentiation"2-in-1," that implies that the convertible mattress has two purposes (generally a crib/toddler mattress ). Likewise,"3-in-1" provides 3 purposes, and so on. This re-purposing of this crib can be an extremely economical purchase and save you the hassle of upgrading to toddler beds and full size beds later on in the future.
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In the past, cribs were mostly made from hardwoods. Hardwood appeared to be the preferred choice since they have a tendency to be more lasting and easier to stain or paint.
Probably, if you have your eye on your crib, it's primarily because you like the look of it. However, these cribs might not be the most practical alternative for your nursery.
For a number of the past few years, drop-side Automobiles are the rage. Many parents discovered the capability to lower one set of rails very handy and much more difficult to the back. However, the advantage simply isn't worth the cost, because many babies have lost their lives or obtained substantial injury from the plan of their drop-side railings. In light of this, drop-side cribs have been banned since June 2011.
Picking a baby crib is a big decision and it's important to take into account the advantages and disadvantages of all your options. Remember your baby's security is more important than anything else, so it is a fantastic idea to research some crib you are considering quite nicely.
The reason? The vast majority of sleigh cribs are made with strong headboards and footboards, rather than pliers. These solid pieces of wood drive up the cost.
Incidentally, there is also a modern trend of using pine to create baby cribs. Pine is typically a gentle wood and can nick easily. If you adore the look of walnut, just be ready that after usage, maybe it does not look as pretty as it did when you got it.
Your standard crib isalso, well, only a crib. That having been said, occasionally manufacturers do lump convertible cribs into that mix, but those are not standard cribs.
Generally, your regular crib is the most basic crib choice available on the market. More specifically, it frequently refers to cribs that have no additional whistles and bells: it isn't a convertible crib, so it does not have an attached changing table.


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Franck Lafitte  (born 8 March 1989) is a French male volleyball player. He was part of the France men's national volleyball team at the 2014 FIVB Volleyball Men's World Championship in Poland. He played for Montpellier UC.

Clubs
 Montpellier UC (2014)

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1989 births
Living people
French men's volleyball players
Place of birth missing (living people)
Olympic volleyball players of France
Volleyball players at the 2016 Summer Olympics
Mediterranean Games bronze medalists for France
Mediterranean Games medalists in volleyball
Competitors at the 2013 Mediterranean Games
Middle blockers
People from Saint-Martin-d'Hères
Sportspeople from Isère


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Miniature celebration for Gyorgy Kurtag
Hungarian composer Gyorgy Kurtag is 80 today. The ECM CD Jatekok , (which translates as Games) is a wonderful introduction to his challenging, but rewarding, music. On Jatekok Kurtag (right) and his wife Marta play the composer's crystalline piano miniatures interspersed with his own fragmentary Bach transcriptions. Kurtag once said: 'I keep coming back to the realisation that one note is almost enough.' Jatekok are beautifully turned piano haikus, the writing is imbued with wit and undertones of his teacher Milhaud, yet the style is uncompromisingly modern.
György Kurtág's musical language is unique, but his homage to Bach is a reflection of the influence of the great masters. Like Schönberg, Boulez and Tippett before him Kurtág has no problems with either 'downtown music', with the Berlin and Vienna Philharmonic Orchestras embracing his work, or with 'dead guys' like Bartók, Berg, Beethoven, and Messiaen. The crucible that forged Kurtág music ranges from Guillaume de Machaut, whose music he transcribed for piano, through French Gothic architecture to the plays of Samuel Beckett, the novels of Dostoevsky and the writings of Goethe. Kurtág is a true polymath. He speaks Romanian, Hungarian, German, French Russian, Ancient Greek and English, and his linguist skills are evident in the texts he has set, which include Blok, Sappho, Hölderlin, and of course Kafka.
György Kurtág was born on 19th February 1926 at Lugos in Romania, close to the birthplace of fellow Hungarian György Ligeti. Both young composers hoped to study with Bartok in Budapest in 1945. But Bartók died in America, and Kurtág went on to study piano, composition and chamber music with other teachers at the Budapest Academy. Among his early works was a Korean Cantata which expressed solidarity with the Koreans in their war with the US, but he reached the age of thirty-three before he was willing to give any of his works opus numbers.
During the early 1950s the Stalinist regime in Hungary proscribed Bartók's later works, and immediately his music became a rallying cal l for artists taking a stand against authoritarianism. Also banned in Hungary until the mid-1950s was the music of Schönberg, and middle and late-period Stravinsky. To escape this creative straitjacket Kurtág moved to Paris in 1957 to study music with Olivier Messiaen (right) and Darius Milhaud, and also with the Hungarian art psychologist Marianne Stein. It was in Paris he wrote his Op 1 String Quartet. He returned to Budapest in 1959 and was appointed Professor of piano and chamber music before retiring in 1986. His pupils included András Schiff and Zoltán Kocsis. Between 1993 and 1995 Kurtág was composer-in-residence at the Berlin Philharmonic, and his Op 33 "Stele" was written for the orchestra.
Many of Kurtág's compositions are for chamber groups. 'Messages of the late Miss R.V. Troussova' Op. 17 for soprano and chamber ensemble was premiered in Paris in 1981 and established his reputation, while the earlier chamber concerto for soprano and piano 'Sayings of Péter Bornemisza' is also frequently performed. His 'quasi una fantasia…' (Op 27 No 1), first performed in 1988, was the first of several works which exploited spatial effects. More recently Kurtág has written for symphonic forces, and among the champions of his larger works is Simon Rattle (right) who programmed 'Gravestone in Memory of Stephan Stein', which surrounds the audience with instruments, with Mahler's Second Symphony in a widely acclaimed Vienna Philharmonic concert at the 1999 Salzburg Festival. This twelve minute work is an elegy for the singer husband of Kurtag's psychology teacher Marianne Stein.
György Kurtág's achievement is remarkable. He is one of our foremost living composers, and his music is truly inclusive. His compositions are in the vanguard of modern music, yet he is embraced by the mainstream.
Happy 8oth birthday maestro Kurtág! Shame that your anniversary hasn't received a fraction of the attention currently being given to Dmitri Shostakovich and Osvaldo Golijov.
Now playing: György Kurtág's Musik für Streichinstrumente performed by the Keller Quartet on ECM. Both Officium breve and the Twelve Microludes are amongst the finest of post-war quartets. Also noteworthy is ECM's release this month of Kurtág's Kafka Fragments. The hour long work dates from 1986 and comprises forty tiny movements scored for soprano and violin. Julianse Banse is the soprano with violinist Andras Keller.
* The best internet resource on Kurtág is an article written in 2000 by his pupil Rachel Beckles Willson in Central European Review - follow this link for the text. As a small birthday present to György Kurtág I have uploaded an edited version of this article as his Wikipedia entry, amendments and additions can be made by anyone to this Wikipedia contribution.
* I apologise for rudely omitting the accents on György Kurtág and Játékok in the headline and first paragraph. But as I have explained elsewhere these accents play havoc with some news aggregators.
* Image credit - György Kurtág Ensemble Modern, Olivier Messiaen Ircam, and Simon Rattle BCMG. Image owners - if you do not want your picture used in this article please contact me and it will be removed. Report broken links, missing images and other errors to - overgrownpath at hotmail dot co dot uk
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Oklahoma's forgotten soldier diplomat
In 1944, Major General Patrick J. Hurley was given what proved to be an impossible task: reconciling the Nationalist Chinese of Chiang Kai-shek and the Communists of Mao Zedung.
Hurley was one of the most influential Oklahomans of the first half of the twentieth century. Born to Irish immigrant parents in the Choctaw Nation, he became a prominent Tulsa attorney and businessman and an Army officer who served with distinction in World War I. In 1929, Hurley was named Secretary of War in the Hoover administration, thus becoming the first Oklahoman to hold a cabinet-level position.
Although a partisan Republican, during World War II Hurley became Franklin Roosevelt's personal envoy to the Soviet Union and later the Far East. It was in this later capacity he arrived in China, initially to mediate the tense relationship between the autocratic Chiang and prickly U.S. General Joseph Stilwell.
Stilwell, however, had already reached the point of no return. Against Hurley's advice, he confronted Chiang with an ultimatum that resulted in Stilwell's replacement.
Although the Communists and Nationalists were nominal allies against the Japanese, their armies functioned more or less independently and sometimes at odds with each other. Hurley's task was to set the foundation for a united China during the final stages of the war and going forward.
The U.S. position was a difficult one. Its alliance of necessity with the Soviet Union aside, the United States was not keen on promoting communism. Those familiar with the situation, though, generally found the Communists better organized and disciplined and less corrupt than the Nationalists. Stilwell's staff, in fact, clandestinely equipped and assisted the Red Army, and continued to do so even after Stilwell was recalled.
Throughout his time in China, and during two trips back to Washington, Hurley contended not only with the seemingly intractable differences between the Communists and the Nationalists, but intrigue within the U.S. State Department.
John Carter Vincent, the official in charge of Washington, fought long-term commitments to Chiang, preferring "flexibility which would permit cooperation with any leadership in China …." State Department officials in China leaked confidential information to Mao, undermining Hurley's attempts to negotiate a coalition government led by Chiang.
Vincent gained considerable influence following Roosevelt's death, and in November 1945, Hurley called a press conference in Washington to announce his resignation. He told reporters that State Department personnel in China had collaborated with the Communists in an effort to oust Chiang and the Nationalists.
The furor thus created effectively ended, but he does not seem to have minded much. He moved to Santa Fe, N.M., where he became involved in uranium mining, and ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate three times. He died in 1963 at the age of 80.
Hurley is now largely forgotten, but at least one important monument to him remains in Tulsa. In 1929, Hurley and a business partner built the first "apartment hotel" in the city at 1314 S. Main St. Restored in the 1990s, the Ambassador Hotel is today the city's most exclusive boutique hotel.
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As the most popular exhibition at Amman Design Week, the Crafts District is a celebration of the act of making; both traditional and contemporary. Taking place in a new location each year, this pop-up experience combines design installations, exhibitions, shops, and cultural programs that offer craftspeople and makers from across the country a chance to share their ideas and stories.
Back for a second edition, Amman Design Week's Student Exhibition is a connecting point for students from all educational institutions in Jordan. As the only cross-university and cross-disciplinary showcase in Jordan, the Student Exhibition offers all students enrolled in Jordanian high-schools and universities across the country a chance to kick-start their careers by joining a mentorship program and showcasing their work to our audiences.


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Biz Bytes: Holiday retail sales jolly & Warner Bros. chalks up another multi-billion dollar year
By Fronnie Lewis on Monday, December 28, 2009
New stats show holiday shoppers spent more this season than last
Some Christmas cheer for retailers and good news for the economy today. Consumer spending during the period of November first through Christmas Eve rose 3.6 percent. That's a heck of a lot better than what happened last year, when fears of economic disaster had shoppers holding tight to their money and thus sales plunged 2.3 percent, according to a report on Reuters.
For more on those earlier figures, analysts' reaction to them, and a look at some of the retail winners and losers click here for the full story.
The money just keeps rolling in for the Hollywood Studios
Is there a recession in Tinseltown? You wouldn't know it by the way the big studios are making the green at the Box Office. The Christmas weekend turned out to be the best ever, bringing in $270 million, up 34 percent over last year, according to Box Office Mojo. Thanks to a slew of crowd pleasing flicks like "Avatar," "Sherlock Holmes," "Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel," and "It's Complicated."
The previous record for the most profitable weekend was July 18-20, 2008, when "The Dark Knight" and "Mamma Mia!" opened.
Meanwhile, the Warner Bros. Pictures Group announced today that it reached a ninth consecutive $1 billion-plus year for the distribution of domestic and international films. Warner is projecting a domestic Box Office of $2.13 billion and foreign returns of $1.86 billion, according to The Hollywood Reporter. A whole lot of local folks are hoping see some of that studio cash get pumped into new film productions right here in the Southland, real soon, like in 2010.
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If your family is of the Jewish faith, then you probably dedicate a fair portion of your time at the end of the year to making arrangements for observing Hanukkah. Even if you are only planning to have a gathering of family and friends for a single day during the festival of lights, there are a large number of bases to cover to ensure that everything is prepared. Unfortunately, because of all the coordinating that needs to be done, there is bound to be a thing or two that slips your mind until the last minute. If that thing happens to be Happy Hanukkah holiday cards, you can rest easy knowing that Shutterfly has your back.
If you go to your nearest retail store in an attempt to get a batch of Hanukkah holiday cards at the last minute, chances are that you are only going to find cards acknowledging Christmas instead. Fortunately, there are several choices available to you through Shutterfly, so one is bound to catch your eye. Perhaps you want to send out a card featuring an elegant graphic of a menorah or a Star of David to accompany a family photograph. On the other hand, you can keep things a bit simpler with a few brief printed words to keep the focus on your family's smiling faces.
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Venue: Busch Gardens, Tampa, Florida
The close of Busch Gardens' Food and Wine Festival Concert Series brought us four "tribute" bands – and hot, hot, hot weather in the mid-90s with no shade over the seats. Which meant many people, like myself, skipped the first two bands that went on at 2 and 4 p.m. – and that's unfortunate, because judging by the quality of the bands I saw, they were probably very good. I saw the last two (See upcoming review of "The Purple Experience,"), starting with this one.
The band's website advertises "frontman JBJ look alike and sound alike Chris Newman," and I can agree with half of that – which is, to me, the important part. Newman does a great job of sounding like Jon, and having seen the original just a couple years ago, of capturing the mannerisms, but only in the most general sense would I call him a look alike. Look at the photos, would you agree?
Despite the finally but all-too slowly-cooling temperatures, crowd gave him a warm reception, and a walk out into the crowd by Chris (in the VIP section) allowed some very close photos and had some in the crowd screaming in joy. But the sound did most of the convincing for me, and the entire band did their part.
Of course, they played all the big hits, "Bad Medicine," "Runaway," "You Give Love a Bad Name," "Wanted Dead or Alive," "Living on a Prayer," but they threw in more obscure songs like "Hallelujah" and even "Twist and Shout." All in all, a worthwhile experience!
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Chris Newman says:
We really appreciate your review about our show and maybe I am not 100% look a like but I do get it quite frequently in every day life. These photos, if I may so, are quite poor if this is the best you could get it makes me question the photographer's ability. Everyone will get bad shots and I have had many shoot us with excellent results. It almost seems these were chosen to state your case. As for sounding like him thank you for the kind words, but not once did I get a vibe the crowd was cooling in fact based on the videos we posted on facebook I would say anything but cooling. To each their own. Btw I would be happy to share much better pictures from this show with you like and you may post them. It was our fans that brought these photos to my attention.
Brent Michael says:
Frankly, I have to blame it on your publicist, since Busch Gardens tells me they set the restrictions on who is allowed to photograph with what – though Busch Gardens is inconsistent in their enforcement. As it was, I was not allowed the use of anything beyond a point and shoot; a better camera and better access (Busch is also weird about that, they assume a press pass must include admission to the park, but I already paid for that with my annual pass) and that makes them difficult to come by – and they only give them out once a year to any given publication! I'm hoping to make some better arrangements this year, but band publicists have a lot to say about it, so talk with yours! Both of us would like the best possible photos to use, and I can make betters photos with my pro equipment that focuses faster and has no shutter lag!
The "slowly cooling crowd" was definitely NOT meant as a criticism of the band, only a comment about the weather; my apologies for any misunderstanding. (I've edited it to make that clearer). The article wasn't meant as a critique at all, but you must realize that any tribute band is expected to be as close to the original as possible. Normally I would make no comment about a band member's resemblance to anyone, but under the circumstances, it's expected. It's also a very subjective matter of opinion. People tell me regularly I look like Richard Gere or Peter Ustinov, but I don't think so. Then again, my profession is not impersonating one of them, so it's not important to me. No offense intended, if you can pass with other people, more power to you!
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L'Amant double est un film franco-belge réalisé par François Ozon, sorti en 2017.

Le film a été présenté en compétition officielle lors du Festival de Cannes 2017.

Synopsis

Chloé est une jeune femme très fragile et en pleine dépression. Elle entreprend alors une psychothérapie. Elle tombe rapidement amoureuse de son thérapeute, Paul, et ses sentiments sont partagés. La jeune femme paraît enfin épanouie. Quelques mois plus tard, le couple décide de s'installer dans un appartement commun. Chloé découvre alors que Paul lui a caché une partie de son identité. Il a en effet un frère jumeau, Louis, qui exerce la même profession que lui...

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 Titre : L'Amant double
 Réalisation : François Ozon
 Scénario : François Ozon, avec la collaboration de Philippe Piazzo, librement inspiré du livre de Lives of the Twins de Joyce Carol Oates
 Photographie : Manuel Dacosse
 Décors : Sylvie Olivé
 Costumes : Pascaline Chavanne
 Montage : Laure Gardette
 Musique : Philippe Rombi
 Production : Éric et Nicolas Altmayer
 Sociétés de production : Mandarin Cinéma (France) et Scope Pictures (Belgique)
 Sociétés de distribution : Mars Distribution (France), September Films (Belgique)
 Budget :
 Pays d'origine :  et
 Format : couleur — 2,35:1 — D-Cinema
 Durée : 110 minutes
 Genre : thriller, érotique
 Dates de sortie :
 France :  (Festival de Cannes 2017 et sortie nationale simultanée)
 Belgique :
 Classification :
 France : interdit aux moins de 12 ans avec avertissement

Distribution
 Marine Vacth : Chloé
 Jérémie Renier : Paul Meyer / Louis Delord
 Jacqueline Bisset :  Schenker / la mère de Chloé
 Dominique Reymond : la gynécologue /  Wexler
 Myriam Boyer : Rose, la voisine
 Fanny Sage : Sandra Schenker
 Jean-Édouard Bodziak : le jeune psychanalyste
 Antoine de La Morinerie : un psychanalyste invité à la soirée
 Jean-Paul Muel : un psychanalyste invité à la soirée

Analyse
Le film, librement adapté du roman Lives of the Twins de Joyce Carol Oates, est un thriller sur le thème du double maléfique. La réalité y est floue et mouvante, le film présentant un ensemble de fantasmes de l'héroïne et une enquête intérieure que le spectateur peine à suivre. Le film illustre le phénomène médical rarissime de l'ischiopagus ou jumeau cannibale.

Plusieurs scènes ont pour décor le Musée d'Art moderne de la ville de Paris où Chloé est gardienne. On peut voir des œuvres d'Éric Chabrely ou d'Henrique Oliveira parmi d'autres. Ces ambiances ont une résonance avec l'état psychologique du personnage.

Sélection
 Festival de Cannes 2017 : sélection officielle en compétition pour la Palme d'or

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Film français sorti en 2017
Film belge sorti en 2017
Thriller érotique (film) français
Thriller érotique (film) belge
Drame érotique français
Drame érotique belge
Film réalisé par François Ozon
Film de Mandarin Films
Film tourné à Paris
Film se déroulant à Paris
Film sur la psychanalyse
Film mettant en scène des jumeaux ou jumelles
Adaptation d'un roman américain au cinéma


Give yourself a present - a magical journey through the islets of the Ionian Sea, coastal waters of Corfu, and a wonderful lagoon that washes a fairy town called Parga.
Day 1. Arrival to Corfu and check in on the yacht.
The yacht is moored in the port, which is in the central part of Corfu. You can easily get to the yacht from the airport in just 5 minutes. If you have a morning flight, you will get a wonderful opportunity to walk around the city until the evening, to have a look at the old fortress, and visit the main sights of the island: the church of St. Spiridon of Trimphund, as well as Achilleion.
At 16.00 - a welcome cocktail and welcome dinner.
Overnight on a yacht in the port of Corfu.
Day 2. Passage from Corfu to Kassiopi. On the way, we stop for a lunch on one of the beaches with turquoise water always attracting travellers. You probably will be interested to visit the old Venetian fortress of the city as well as the church of Panagia Kassiopitra, which was erected on the site of the ancient temple of Zeus.
Day 3. Passage from Kassiopi to Paleokastritsu. You will have a wonderful opportunity to swim near the coast of the uninhabited island Diabolo. They say that it was in Paleokastritsa where Nausicaia found Odyssey. Indeed, this is the only convenient bay on the western coast of the island of Corfu. It is very likely that Odysseus`s raft was washed to its quiet shores.
Day 4. You will leave Corfu and head towards Paxos.
This is surely a journey through the centuries, because we will see the islands, a description of which can be found in the mythology of the ancient Greeks. Paxos and Antipaksos are the smallest islands in the Ionian archipelago and at the same time surprisingly cute giving an opportunity to plunge into the world of harmony, peace, and silence ... The islands are surrounded by the magical colour waters of the Ionian Sea and are enveloped in ancient legends. Greek myths say that the island of Paxos is part of the island of Corfu, which split from it when Poseidon struck Corfu with his trident. Then, mighty Poseidon moved the islet a little farther to the southwest, thus arranging a love nest for secret dates with beautiful Amphitrite.
The capital - Paxos - is a famous "paradise for millionaires" called Gaios. You will get a real pleasure from walking around the town while local shops will offer you a quite a wide range of various goods.
After a long walk, you will have a wonderful rest on the yacht to continue an amazing journey in the morning.
Overnight on a yacht on the island of Antipaxos.
Day 6. You will be introduced to the amazing town of Parga. It will fascinate you with its beauty already from aboard the yacht. This wonderful city was founded many centuries ago by refugees from Constantinople. In the 15th century the Venetians built a fortress near the port, which to this day rises above the area giving visitors a spectacular view of the lagoon and the fabulous beauty of Parga.
After enjoying a walk around the town, we will spend the night in a cozy bay of the Sivota island.
Day 7. Antipaxos - Corfu.
You will return to the island of Corfu, where you will take a walk around the capital of the island - Corfu. Wander through the cozy streets, admire the magnificent San Giacomo Theater, which was built in 1663, look at the Liston Street, which was built by the French and reminds the famous Rue de Rivoli in Paris.
After lunch - rest in the center of Kerkyra and horseback riding around the city (at your option).
Overnight on a yacht on Corfu.
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Hating Monday mornings and living on paychecks is not the way to live life. Instead of lashing out at your current situation, you should see what you need to change your life.
When we do what we love we actually are more likely to be successful, happier and healthier.
If you don't want to work a single day in your life, then you should start doing the things which you really love and make your living with that work.
Here I'm going to give you the top 11 reasons that why you should resign your job and do only the things what you love.
When you absolutely love your work, you won't feel tired anymore, moreover, it will always be fun doing all the tasks. Hence, you will find yourself more productive.
Keeping yourself up for an extra hour, doing work vigorously, taking no offs are the signs that you'll find in yourself when you're doing things what you love.
Your life is much more than getting paid and having fat paychecks. You'll feel fulfilled only when you see yourself growing and grooming with your work.
5. Because your work will not feel like a chore to you.
If you are only doing the things which are driven by your passion then it will never leave you in boredom. Because you've chosen this and it will not be a chore to you.
You will always enjoy doing your tasks and it will always be much easier for you to get even through the hardships.
6. You will push yourself to succeed even more.
If you work on the areas of your interests, you will always try to make yourself better and better every single day, which eventually will make you more successful in achieving your hierarchy ambitions in life.
Moreover, you will never need external motivation which will force you to work because you will always be up for the given tasks.
If you're going to work with all your heart in a particular task, you will find yourself a complete change human being. You will always try to serve better to your customers and colleagues.
After all, spreading and receiving love and happiness is all that we wish in our lives.
8. You will be always up for the new challenges.
Challenges make us strong and you will never avoid them if you really work with all your heart.
In fact, you will always be fascinated by them, because obstacles inspire us and they make us even stronger with the passage of time.
9. You will always find yourself Learning and Improving.
If you are passionate enough about your job, you are more likely to take interests in learning every aspect of it.
You will always find yourself learning and improving with the time which is definitely a good thing for the overall success for every individual.
10. You will become an effective leader.
Leading the team, taking bold decisions is what a leader does. When you love your work and you're passionately grinding for it, people will see you working and they are more likely to follow you.
Without deep conviction for the work you do, you cannot convince anybody to work for you. If you are more engaged in your work, you're going to become an effective leader.
11. You will never procrastinate.
Have you ever wondered, why we procrastinate? We do it only because we don't feel like doing it and we don't find ourselves motivated enough to work on it.
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Hello Vishnu, thank you for the Lovely Article.
i too believe that instead of doing things that we are forced to do, no matter how much we are forced into it, we must always do things that we truly want.
Sometimes nothing seems legit and all we need is a momet of introspection to get back on track.
I too keep some time aside everyday, wrting down things that I truly want to do, then Comparing it with what track i am walking on.