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//#define DEBUG_ScreenManager
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
using UnityEngine.EventSystems;
using UnityEngine.UI;
using System;

namespace ScreenMgr {

    /// <summary>
    /// Base screen class, any custom screen class should inherit from this.
    /// Handles
    /// </summary>
    [RequireComponent(typeof(CanvasGroup))]
    public class BaseScreen : MonoBehaviour, IComparable<BaseScreen> {

        /// Unique ID for all BaseScreens
        [HideInInspector]
        public readonly int ID = UniqueID<BaseScreen>.NextUID;

        [Header("Generation Settings")]
        /// <summary>
        /// Should Navigation be automatically updated for this screen?
        /// </summary>
        public bool generateNavigation = true;

        /// <summary>
        /// Selectable to execute on cancel
        /// </summary>
        public Selectable cancelSelection;

        [Header("Settings")]
        /// <summary>
        /// Hide previous screen or overlay on top
        /// </summary>
        public bool hideCurrent = true;

        /// <summary>
        /// Keep the screen on top of all other screens when hiding
        /// </summary>
        public bool keepOnTopWhenHiding = true;

        /// <summary>
        /// Priority over normal screens ( so that they're always on top of other screens )
        /// </summary>
        public ScreenManager.LayerPriority layerPriority = ScreenManager.LayerPriority.Normal;

        /// <summary>
        /// Default selected button/selectable item
        /// </summary>
        public Selectable defaultSelection;

        /// <summary>
        /// onShow and onHide, executed when window is shown or hidden
        /// </summary>
        [HideInInspector]
        public bool isInit = false;

        /// <summary>
        /// onShow and onHide, executed when window is shown or hidden
        /// </summary>
        [HideInInspector]
        public Action<BaseScreen> onShow,onHide;

        /// <summary>
        /// Last selected selectable object
        /// </summary>
        [HideInInspector]
        public GameObject selectedObject;

        /// <summary>
        /// Is transitioning?
        /// </summary>
        public bool IsTransitioning {
            get {
                return gameObject.activeSelf && (isTransitioningIn || isTransitioningOut);
            }
        }

        // Internal functions, DO NOT TOUCH !
        private bool isDuplicate, canBeDestroyed, isTransitioningIn, isTransitioningOut, isVisible;
        private ScreenManager screenManager;

        protected CanvasGroup canvasGroup;
        protected object transitionData;

        /// <summary>
        /// Initialized by ScreenManager automatically, do not do it yourself unless necessary
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="scrnMgr">Screen Manager</param>
        /// <param name="isCopy">Is it a copy of a previous screen?</param>
        public void Initialize(ScreenManager scrnMgr, bool isCopy = false) {
            screenManager = scrnMgr;
            isDuplicate = isCopy;
            canvasGroup = gameObject.GetComponentInChildren<CanvasGroup>();
            InteractionsEnabled(false);
            gameObject.SetActive(false);
            isVisible = false;

            // Necessary for submit and cancel calls
            var list = this.GetComponentsInChildren<CancelTrigger>(true);
            foreach (var subcancelTrigger in list) {
                //Debug.Log("subcancelTrigger " + name + " + " + subcancelTrigger + " / " + list.Length + "  -- " + submitSelection + " / " + cancelSelection, this.gameObject);
                if (cancelSelection != null) subcancelTrigger.SetCancelAction((e) => SelectOrInvokeButton(cancelSelection.gameObject, e));
            }
        }

        public virtual void SetTransitionData(object data){
            this.transitionData = data;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Executed when Show is used
        /// </summary>
        public virtual void OnShow() {
            // Do nothing...
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Executed when Hide is used
        /// </summary>
        public virtual void OnHide() {
            // Do nothing...
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Animation In starts ( basically when screen appears )
        /// </summary>
        public virtual void OnAnimationIn() {
            OnAnimationInEnd(); // Execute this at end of this animation
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Animation Out starts ( basically when screen disappears )
        /// </summary>
        public virtual void OnAnimationOut() {
            OnAnimationOutEnd(); // Execute this at end of this animation
        }

        //--------------------------------------

        /// <summary>
        /// This should be executed at the end of the focus ( when screen starts ) animation ( OnAnimationIn() )
        /// </summary>
        public void OnAnimationInEnd() {
            InteractionsEnabled(true);
            isTransitioningIn = false;
            Debug("OnAnimation  In  End : " + name);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// This should be executed at the end of the blur ( when screen loses focus ) animation ( OnAnimationOut() )
        /// </summary>
        public void OnAnimationOutEnd() {
            gameObject.SetActive(false);
            isTransitioningOut = false;
            if (isDuplicate && canBeDestroyed) Destroy(gameObject);
            if (onHide != null) onHide.Invoke(this);
            Debug("OnAnimation  Out  End : " + name);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// DO NOT USE !
        /// Internal function executed when window loses focus
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="hide">Should hide or disable?</param>
        /// <param name="destroy">Should destroy or desactivate?</param>
        public void OnDeactivated(bool hide, bool destroy = false) {
            Debug("BLUR ( "+ hide+" ) : "+ name);
            if (!isInit) return;

            if (hide) {
                if (destroy) canBeDestroyed = destroy;

                if (isVisible) {
                    isTransitioningOut = true;
                    InteractionsEnabled(false);
                    OnAnimationOut();
                    OnHide();
                }

                isVisible = false;
            } else if (isVisible){
                screenManager.StartCoroutine(CoroutineInteractionsEnabled(false));
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// DO NOT USE !
        /// Internal function executed when window gains focus
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="show">Should show or enable?</param>
        public void OnActivated() {
            Debug("FOCUS : " + name);

            gameObject.SetActive(true);

            if (!isVisible) {
                if (!isInit) isInit = true;

                isVisible = true;
                isTransitioningIn = true;
                OnAnimationIn();
                OnShow();
                if (onShow != null) onShow.Invoke(this);
            } else {
                screenManager.StartCoroutine(CoroutineInteractionsEnabled(true));
            }
            transform.SetAsLastSibling();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Changes canvas group state of interactable and blockRaycasts right after transition
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="enabled">Should enable or disable after transition?</param>
        private IEnumerator CoroutineInteractionsEnabled(bool enabled) {

            while (IsTransitioning) {
                yield return new WaitForEndOfFrame();
            }

            canvasGroup.blocksRaycasts = enabled;
            //canvasGroup.interactable = enabled;

            if (enabled) yield return screenManager.StartCoroutine(CoroutineInternalSelect());
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Changes canvas group state of interactable and blockRaycasts instantly
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="enabled">Should enable or disable after transition?</param>
        private void InteractionsEnabled(bool enabled) {
            canvasGroup.blocksRaycasts = enabled;
            //canvasGroup.interactable = enabled;

            if (enabled) screenManager.StartCoroutine(CoroutineInternalSelect());
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Select last selected button of this screen after one frame ( necessary )
        /// </summary>
        private IEnumerator CoroutineInternalSelect() {
            yield return new WaitForEndOfFrame();
            if (!isVisible) yield break;

            GameObject go = selectedObject != null ? selectedObject : (defaultSelection != null ? defaultSelection.gameObject : FindFirstEnabledSelectable(gameObject));
            SetSelected(go);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Finds the first Selectable element in the providade hierarchy.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="gameObject">GameObject to search in, looks in innactive gameobjects too</param>
        private static GameObject FindFirstEnabledSelectable(GameObject gameObject) {
            GameObject go = null;
            var selectables = gameObject.GetComponentsInChildren<Selectable>(true);
            foreach (var selectable in selectables) {
                if (selectable.IsActive() && selectable.IsInteractable()) {
                    go = selectable.gameObject;
                    break;
                }
            }
            return go;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Make the provided GameObject selected When using the mouse/touch we actually want to set it as the previously selected and set nothing as selected for now.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="go">GameObject to select</param>
        private void SetSelected(GameObject go) {
            if (screenManager.touchMode) return;

            //Select the GameObject.
            EventSystem.current.SetSelectedGameObject(go);

            //If we are using the keyboard right now, that's all we need to do.
            var standaloneInputModule = EventSystem.current.currentInputModule as StandaloneInputModule;
            if (standaloneInputModule != null) return;

            //Since we are using a pointer device, we don't want anything selected.
            //But if the user switches to the keyboard, we want to start the navigation from the provided game object.
            //So here we set the current Selected to null, so the provided gameObject becomes the Last Selected in the EventSystem.
            EventSystem.current.SetSelectedGameObject(null);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Select Submit selectable or invoke submit if already selected
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="e"></param>
        public void SelectOrInvokeButton(GameObject go, BaseEventData e) {
            //Debug.Log("SELECT OR USE " + go, go);
            if (!screenManager.instantCancelButton && EventSystem.current.currentSelectedGameObject != go) {
                if (!screenManager.touchMode) EventSystem.current.SetSelectedGameObject(go);
            } else {
                go.GetComponent<ISubmitHandler>().OnSubmit(e);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Compares against other BaseScreen's priority, used for sorting
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="obj"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        public int CompareTo(BaseScreen obj) {
            int result = 0;

            if ((int)layerPriority != (int)obj.layerPriority) {
                result = ((int)layerPriority).CompareTo((int)obj.layerPriority);
            }

            return result;
        }

        [System.Diagnostics.Conditional("DEBUG_ScreenManager")]
        private void Debug(string str) {
            UnityEngine.Debug.Log("BaseScreen: <b>" + str + "</b>", this);
        }
    }

}

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Chris Smalling: The SECRET to Man United's win over Man City
CHRIS SMALLING claims victories over Tottenham and Liverpool were key to giving Manchester United the confidence to beat Manchester City yesterday.
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The England international scored the Red Devils' fourth goal as they came from behind to beat their neighbours 4-2 at Old Trafford.
The win was United's sixth in a row in the league and a first over the Citizens since December 2012.
It moved Louis van Gaal's side four points ahead of City and they are now in the driving seat to secure an immediate return to the Champions League next season.
And Smalling says confidence is soaring through the United squad after wins over their close rivals.
"We weren't ourselves in the first 15 minutes, but we dominated from there on," he told MUTV.
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"We came in at half-time and Giggsy said it was a good show of character to come back from a goal down, but in the second half we needed to get the ball down and take a few more risks.
"We were a bit cautious and didn't try to play out [from the back] too much, but in the second half we really kicked on and made a print on the game.
"It's massive [to win six in a row]. I think a lot of people probably saw our fixtures as the hardest of the lot, but if you play teams like Tottenham and Liverpool and win, they're real six-pointers.
"It makes a massive difference, and I think confidence comes from beating these top teams."

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NT regulator slammed over household item backflip
By Lucy Marrett on August 1, 2019 in Business matters, Insights, News 0
Buyer with the soy sauce in a store
Retail Drinks Australia has described as "farcical" the decision by the Northern Territory's liquor regulator to crackdown on everyday household cooking and beauty items which contain small amounts of alcohol.
The regulator has said that items which contain more than 1.15 per cent ethyl alcohol ABV and come in containers exceeding 50ml are now classed as "liquor" and can only be bought from licensed premises, and are subject to the Territory's minimum unit pricing laws.
These include everyday items such as soy sauce, teriyaki sauce and marinades, cough syrup, mouthwash, nail polish remover and vanilla essence.
Affected retailers, including grocery stores, petrol stations and pharmacy's, all of which have sold these products for more than 40 years, have been thrown into chaos with licensing inspectors insisting products be pulled from shelves.
Julie Ryan, the CEO of Retail Drinks, says that the chaos could have been avoided.
"This issue first came to light when the Acting Director-General sent correspondence to all licensees on 5 July asserting this new interpretation of the Liquor Act 1978.
"The same correspondence suggested that in 2011 the then Northern Territory Commission determined that these products could only be sold with a liquor licence, but the reality is that neither then, nor since the start of the Act over 40 years ago, has this ever been enforced.
"We contacted Ms [Sally] Ozolins' office and sought an urgent meeting to discuss this issue, and this interpretation which is seemingly at odds with the Chief Minister and Attorney General's own interpretation as set out in the draft new Liquor Act currently before parliament."
Under the Liquor Act 1978, Liquor is defined as "a beverage that contains more than 1.15 per cent by volume of ethyl alcohol". This means that the Acting Director-General considers these products "beverages". This is in stark contrast to the draft exposure bill for the new Liquor Act, in which these products are defined as "inedible alcohol".
Ryan says this is the regulator going too far and without considering any of the unintended consequences.
"The correspondence from the NT Licensing alleges that a liquor licence is required to sell everyday items like cough syrup, mouthwash, soy sauce and vanilla essence, just to name a few.
"Taking this logically, she is essentially asserting that every pharmacy, petrol station and supermarket in NT is in breach of the Liquor Act.
"It also means that no one may buy these products, or be supplied them, unless they are over 18 and scanned into the Banned Drinkers Register.
"We call on the regulator to furnish the legal advice that supports this interpretation, otherwise this is a very misleading communication to have been distributed."
Retail Drinks had been working with the Alcohol Review Implementation Team of the Chief Minister's office to inform the development of the regulations on inedible alcohol, when the new Liquor Act came into effect in a few months' time.
Their hope is that NT Licensing will cease their activities and alleged new interpretation, in favour of working collaboratively towards the new regulations to govern these substances.
Retail Drinks confirms will meet with the Acting Director-General of Licensing on Thursday, and that Retail Drinks' request that all compliance activities be ceased in the interim has been granted by Licensing NT.
If the new restrictions are brought into place, this will then bring into question for retail staff in P&C who are under the age 0f 18.
It will mean that people under the age of 18 will not be able to sell things like nail polish remover and soy sauce due to the traces of alcohol.
There is also the question of what will happen to beverages such as kombucha, that have a very low percentage of alcohol but are still able to be sold in P&C currently.
Australasian Association of Convenience Stores (AACS) CEO Jeff Rogut said: "While these items are not huge sellers in many convenience stores it shows another example of regulators acting without consideration of all of the consequences, and does not tackle the hard social issues. Retailers are once again sift targets and it is both regrettable and farcical".
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The Government of India has facilitated Aadhaar Enabled Payment System (AEPS) via Smartphone to encourage cashless digital India. It is also called as "MicroATM" Service. In a short time, you will able to pay money using your own Aadhaar card. it means after you don't need to any other mode like Credit/Debit card. And it's totally Android-based mobile application which allows the user to do a transaction using their Aadhaar number. For that, you should have linked your Bank Account with Aadhaar Card.
The main purpose of behind this Aadhaar Enabled Payment System – AEPS is to Exclude plastic money and insecurity about black money.
Recently The UIDAI – Unique Identification Authority Of India has released this news that All Government Banks are continued with the AEPS – Aadhaar-enabled Payment System. When private sector banks like ICICI, HDFC, AXIS etc. had suspended these services.
As per the Supreme court decision, Aadhaar holder will catch this Direct Benefit Transfer Scheme (DBT) services using Aadhaar very soon. Some creditor has suspended this operation but Ministry of Finance officially asked: "This was despite the fact that the judgement had observed that direct benefit transfers (DBT) will continue to be Aadhaar-linked.". UIDAI will take legal opinion & Issue directions from Interpol.
Beneficiaries who are living in the villages will get better help from AEPS. currently, there are 140 million Beneficiaries are active under Pahal & Ujjwala schemes, who receive Government schemes benefit such as gas cylinder subsidy in their linked bank account every month.
There are total 600000 villages are stated in India but only 140000 villages have bank branches. In many villages where a bank would be 30 to 40 km. away from the house. Meanwhile, in this condition, villagers can easily withdraw their money with the help of AEPS at their home.
According to DoT, if you want to delink your Aadhaar? you should go for a fresh KYC.
Nowadays 140+ mn AEPS transactions take place every month.


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Latest Update on The Travis Property (formerly The Villas)
This info was peeled off of the Austin Business Journal Article dated 9.3.19.
The Travis Update at 80 Red River St.
Dallas-based Genesis Real Estate Group wants to develop a large-scale residential project called The Travis at 80 Red River St. in the Rainey Street area downtown. The site was once home to the Villas on Town Lake, a condo community that was demolished in February.
Developer Gordon Ip, Genesis' president, has previously teased that the project could include a second tower in addition to the original apartment tower planned on the site. Studio Outside Landscape Architecture and GDA Architects, both based in Dallas, are also on the development team.
Drenner Group's Leah Bojo, representing the development team, said at an Aug. 26 Design Commission meeting that plans for The Travis indeed feature two towers, one with apartments for rent and the other with multifamily units for sale, hotel rooms and a ground-floor coffee shop.
The project's total size now stands at 1,236,806 square feet — 662,636 gross square feet of apartments, 377,247 gross square feet of condos, 194,523 gross square feet for the hotel and 2,400 gross square feet for coffee and bar retail space on the first floor.
"It's primarily going to be residential, both condo and multifamily" apartments for rent, Bojo said.
The Towers blog reported about the project's towering 695-foot second phase, featuring the hotel and condo units, earlier this summer.
The 2.3-acre site sits at the corner of Red River and Davis streets, adjacent to a site that coworking giant WeWork bought late last year.
"This is a very irregularly shaped site with almost no frontage," Bojo said. "This site has been a challenge."
Ip told commissioners the design aims to draw passersby from the Rainey Street area and nearby trails with amenities like the coffee shop, public space and bike and kayak storage.
"We've tried to dot this area as much as we can for pedestrian connectivity," he said.
But some commissioners weren't impressed, saying the small amount of retail — including the lack of a restaurant on the hotel's ground floor — would fail to interact with people who aren't living or staying at The Travis.
Commissioner Samuel Franco said the project seemed like "the most exclusive and secluded project" to come before the Design Commission.
"I think it's basically here only for a very select few amount of people who can afford to be inside of that space," Franco said. "I'm not seeing any chance whatsoever for the public, in general, to really take advantage of that building, let alone the beauty of the green space that is their river." Some commissioners praised changes that were made to the project over the course of the summer, such as adding bike rental amenities and more trees along some of the pedestrian walkways. "I see great improvement on the plan and appreciate that," Commissioner Aan Coleman said.
Others fell somewhere in the middle on the project's merits. "You have such a unique site and it obviously has inherent challenges, but it also has great opportunities just because of the adjacencies to the trail," Commissioner Beau Frail said.
The Design Commission is expected to later this month again weigh whether or not to recommend The Travis for the Downtown Density Bonus Program. City Planning and Zoning staff have the final say on whether projects qualify for the program.
The site is entitled to a floor-to-area ratio of 8:1 — but the developers want 13:1 with a maximum height of 695 feet for the second phase of the project with the hotel and condo units. The first phase, featuring rental residential units, would be 575 feet tall.
In a benefit that could be provided through the Downtown Density Bonus Program, the developers propose providing 24,518 square feet of on-site affordable housing space with almost $2.1 million in additional fees-in-lieu to support affordable housing elsewhere in the city.


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L'Oreal Expects to Outperform Rivals Amid Temporary Virus Hit
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(Bloomberg) -- L'Oreal SA expects demand for high-end beauty products to help it outperform beauty rivals, even as the coronavirus outbreak causes a temporary slowdown in the key market of China, Chief Executive Officer Jean-Paul Agon said.
The shares rose as much as 4% to a record Friday in Paris after the company reported its highest operating margin ever and the strongest revenue growth in more than a decade, driven by Asia.
"It's all about sales growth," RBC analyst James Edwardes Jones wrote. Earnings per share missed the consensus, "but who cares?"
The French owner of the Lancome and Kiehl's brands said late Thursday it's confident demand in China will bounce back quickly once the epidemic eases. Agon said L'Oreal will beat rivals again this year in terms of sales and profit growth.
Estee Lauder Cos. also said Thursday it expects a short-term hit from the coronavirus, which has killed more than 600 people and prompted travel restrictions.
After China decided to extend the Lunar New Year holiday, all of L'Oreal's offices and factories are closed in China until Monday.
The company "had a good January in China," Agon said, saying it's too early to assess the impact of the outbreak. L'Oreal's strength in e-commerce in that market will help the company deal with the crisis, he said.
"The good news is we have 12,000 employees in China and I am in communication every day with the general manager in China and no one in our teams is sick," the CEO said.
Chinese Luxury
L'Oreal's sales have been fueled in recent quarters by Chinese consumers splashing out on luxury skincare products and makeup, which has made up for a sluggish performance by the company's mainstream brands like Maybelline in the U.S. The cosmetics maker said its performance for China's Singles Day holiday in November was exceptional.
The beauty market maintained its pace last year, growing about 5%, driven in large part by online sales of beauty products and consumers buying more expensive products, CEO Agon said on a call with analysts.
China was the main driver of growth in Asia Pacific, which has become L'Oreal's largest region. Sales rose 18% in both Indonesia and Vietnam, while the Philippines and South Korea also had double-digit growth.
"It was the best year for a very long time in all the countries of Asia," Agon said. Although there will be an impact from the virus, the CEO said the company's experience with previous virus outbreaks, shows that after a period of disturbance, consumption "resumes stronger than ever."
The company has nine brands with annual revenue exceeding 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion), with La Roche Posay being the latest to reach that level.
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Creative Engagement with Arielle Guy's Three Geogaophies: A Milkmaid's Grimoire
June 4, 2012 June 5, 2012 - Uncategorized
Is the opening and closing of legs like "remembering the blink"?
Arielle Guy's recently released book Three Geogaophies: A Milkmaid's Grimoire is not only a spell book (as Grimoire implies) but a three part, ohm-ey source. If Geogaophy is an intentional misspelling of geography, then perhaps Geogaophy is not only a location-oriented, bent, derivative of the word geography but is also an ephemeral place which houses and exhibits shapes, shades and directions that are in contrast to a book's usual?
When reading Guy's TGAMG I am brought by feeling, toward two unusual concepts. The first, Newton's three laws of motion and the second, the word triumvirate (as it relates to Hinduism- to the Gods of Creation, Preservation and Destruction (Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva)).
Newton's first of three laws of motion relays the fact that if an object is in a state of 'uniform motion' then it will remain in that state of motion unless 'an external force is applied to it' ("chemistry in the making"). Newton's second law relates to the relationship between an object's mass, its acceleration and the applied force ("we startle on key" / "hastens the door" / "cut it in to look like water")—the 'direction of the force vector the same as the direction of the acceleration vector.' Newton's third law states 'for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction' ("reverse skylines" / "gentle hem switching" / "pouring inward"). All three of these 'laws' are enacted in Arielle Guy's "spooled difference" of "permanent atoms"—this spiraling book—this specifying Grimoire.
Regarding the Hindu triumvirate ("partners cave"): Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva—Brahma is the creator ("a strange world opens"), Vishnu the preserver ("grand hop concealing its virgin") and Shiva the destroyer ("a rose staining everything"). I felt the sacred triumvirate here ("salt and sex are the same thing") because of the ornate, at times contradictory, fragmented and sensuous movements present in TGAMG ("you are like that, a fried orgasm" / "wants more sigh gap, more nervous [] more alter")–movements that could only come from having multiple positions from within a gaze making that gaze able to be 'seen' through ("look further/ further than those rocks and you will see"). What differences are there between gaze and see?
In order to generate what humans refer to as the world, Brahma made a goddess out of his own self. Brahma named that goddess Sarasvati. Sarasvati ("SHE cracks it between her "thighs"), the goddess of knowledge, arts, music and science. Goddess, the ephemeral Milkmaid of Guy's own Grimoire. I understand Guy's Milkmaid as an uncommon heroine whom is somehow enigmatically located "between water and land"—that location, a floating, positing of self? A moving position? A boat ("take out the boat, love is there") being rowed "into the opening between knees."
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Make sure you find a metronome that is easy to hear and to use. My go-to metronome is my Seiko SQ-50V. It's cheap, simple, loud, and has a basic, user-friendly dial. It is my first love, and I will remain loyal to it until the end. (Feel free to send me a note if you are curious to know how I feel about digital metronomes!). I am also a big fan of the Seiko SQ100-88 (it has been discontinued but its current replacement appears to be the SQ200). It includes almost all the features of the Doctor Beat (super loud, tempi going from 30 to 250, several rhythms and measure meters, and built-in drone generator), but in a much more compact format.
Since so much of our work evolves around intonation, a device with a tuner and a drone and/or chord generator will prove to be a great investment! Because our intonation is, more often than not, based on the harmonic context, I use a drone generator a lot more than a standard tuner. You simply set the device on a given note (usually the tonic of the piece or passage you are working on) and play along with it, paying extremely close attention to the quality of the intonation in relation with the drone. I prefer to work on short passages, at different tempi (although mostly slowly), and both with and without vibrato.
For this work I also turn to my Seiko SQ100-88, which gives me a wide range of notes at different tuning (415 to 446).
I do not have experience with this type of work, but I hear great comments from colleagues who either use it themselves or have students use it. Many have recommended the Amazing Slow Downer by Roni. It can be either downloaded on a MAC, PC, or as an app on your phone (lite version is free and full version is $15). The software allows you to adjust the speed of the music, going from 20% (one fifth speed) to 200% (double speed), without changing the pitch. You can also change the pitch in semi-tones to transpose to a new key, or adjust it in cents (100ths of a semi-tone) to match your intonation (for recordings that are slightly below or above the standard A that you use). You simply import the piece or movement you are working on to the program and play along. Sounds like something I should definitely experiment with in the near future!
When on the go, I use the Tunable app on my phone. It integrates full metronome, tuner, drone/chord generator, and recorder functions in one application. I still prefer my stand alone devices, mostly because they tend to be a lot louder and because I find dials a lot faster to use, but this app has been extremely useful to me whenever I'm away from home.
These are only a few of the technological tools available to musicians, and they can be used in many more and different ways.
I would love to know: How about you? What tools do you use, and how do you use them?


Celebrate Fat Tuesday in style this year.
Mardi Gras, the day before the Christian season of Lent begins, falls on Tuesday, Feb. 28, and is a celebration of overindulgence and vice.
Walk in and pick up beads and masks at this New Orleans-themed bar. There will be $5 Bud Light, Hurricanes and Abitas all night.
Get your Mardi Gras started with a hurricane in hand. Virgil's is offering frozen hurricanes made with Cruzan light, Bacardi black rum, passion fruit, orange and lime juice for $7 (they're normally $12.50) from 4 to 7 p.m.
Broadstone Bar is hosting its first Mardi Gras party with live music, burlesque and go-go dancers and an illusionist ready to entertain the crowds. They'll also be serving up gumbo, oysters Rockefeller, beignets and po'boys.
Celebrate this Upper East Side beer hall's first Mardi Gras Ball hosted by drag queen Ariel Italic and featuring The Triad Brass Band. There will be a menu of Fat Tuesday favorites like Jambalaya and beignets as well as a Sazerac station.
When: Doors at 6 p.m., show at 8 p.m.
Groove to the funky music of innovator George Clinton and his band for B.B. King Blues Club & Grill's fifth annual "Funky Fat Tuesday" celebration. Tickets are $42.50 in advance, or $49 day of show.
When: Jazz from 7 to 10 p.m.
This Queens restaurant will be slinging gumbo, Abita beer and king cake for $20 in honor of the holiday. You can also indulge in some $1 oysters while listening to live NOLA jazz. Reservations can be made here.
► Mardi Gras Party With Tubby!
Where: Bar Lunatico, 486 Halsey St., Bedford-Stuyveseant.
Tubby, an NYC-based band, will be playing New Orleans R&B while Bar Lunatico's chef serves up creole food.
When: Doors at 8 p.m., show at 9 p.m.
This party, hosted by MC Tanya Solomon, will feature the Hungry March Band, Gordon Webster, Jonathan Toubin and more. Tickets are $15.
This party advertises itself as "the only Mardi Gras celebration in town that actually involves a parade." That's because the Idle Hands Brass Band hits the dance floor at 10 p.m. There will also be circus performances and a DJed music.


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The Secret to Getting Top-Secret Secrets – Medium
"For one thing, it's getting harder for national security reporters to obtain government secrets the old-fashioned way, by coaxing them from sources. Even before Edward Snowden, the Obama administration was pursuing leakers of classified information with unprecedented aggression, going so far as to seize journalists' phone records. Now, fearing another Snowden, the government has intensified its crackdown. "People are just not willing to give shit up," Leopold says. "It's like, 'I'll go to jail.'" With FOIA, though, you don't have to imperil a source: Instead of asking a vulnerable human to spill government secrets, you ask the government for those secrets directly."
The day I left my son in the car – Salon
"I asked if I could start by telling her a little about my story, but I'd hardly finished the sentence when she interrupted. "Don't bother," she said. "Instead, let me tell you your story." Apparently, she knew it by heart. "Just let me close the office door first because my husband's heard this spiel a million times. OK, so, you were running errands with your kid when you decided to leave her in the car for a couple minutes while you ran into a store. The surrounding conditions were perfectly safe, mild weather and such, but when you came out, you found yourself blocked in by a cop car, being yelled at by a nosy, angry onlooker, being accused of child neglect or endangering your child. Is that about right?" Skenazy's heard it all before. But her demeanor suggested the outrage such charges elicited in her hadn't dissipated much over the years since, in response to her son's subway ride, news outlets dubbed her "the worst mom in America.""
What's Lost as Handwriting Fades – The New York Times
"But psychologists and neuroscientists say it is far too soon to declare handwriting a relic of the past. New evidence suggests that the links between handwriting and broader educational development run deep."
Vermeer's paintings might be 350 year-old color photographs – Boing Boing
"Looking at Vermeer's paintings, it seemed to me that he must have had a way to not only trace the shapes, but capture the colors of a projected image. If he could do that, his paintings might be a form of photography, achieved not with film and chemicals, but with the human hand. Vermeer's paintings might be 350 year-old color photographs."
Eight Ways Goofing Off Can Make You More Productive – Forbes
"A growing body of research suggests that the longer you keep your rear end in your chair and your eyes glued to your screen, the less productive you may be. Getting up from your desk and moving not only heightens your powers of concentration, it enhances your health."
The Internet Has a 'Louie' Problem – Grantland
"Every week on Louie he pushes a giant red button, literal or otherwise, and then gamely chronicles the consequences."
Uber Isn't Worth $17 Billion – fivethirtyeight
"For all these companies, the key selling point is "disruption," one of the tech industry's worst buzzwords. The companies argue that they're upending existing ways of doing business — hailing a taxi, with Uber, or finding lodging, with Airbnb — and given the sizes of the businesses they're supposedly disrupting, the sky's the limit when it comes their value. But is Uber, which was founded five years ago, really worth $17 billion? My answer, as I hope to detail below, is only if we make some big assumptions about the taxi market and Uber's place in it."
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Saudi Arabia's Red Sea Film Festival kicked off its second edition on Friday with a splashy gala that alongside Egyptian icon Yousra and a plethora of Arab talent also saw Guy Ritchie, Sharon Stone and Bollywood megastar Shah Rukh Khan on the red carpet.
Held in the auditorium of the Ritz Carlton hotel in Jeddah, on the Red Sea's eastern shore, the ceremony served as a strong affirmation of the event's theme "Film is Everything," and of the special meaning of cinema in a country where, until December 2017, moviegoing was banned for religion-related reasons.
Saudi producer and philanthropist Mohammed Al Turki, who is the event's CEO, in his speech called the fest and market "a clear indicator of change that plays a crucial role in transforming and reshaping the future for our next generation of creatives."
The opening of the Red Sea fest's second edition also stands as testimony that organizers are getting their message across and that the international film community is responding positively.
Guests spotted on the red carpet included Red Sea jury president Oliver Stone; Australia's Andrew Dominik, the director of "Blonde"; Oscar-winning Indian composer AR Rahman, who will be performing a live concert; German director Fatih Akin; Italian directors Luca Guadagnino and Giuseppe Tornatore; Indian actor Priyanka Chopra; French actor Melanie Laurent; and Spanish actor Rossy de Palma; as well as numerous Arab stars. Spike Lee and Jackie Chan are expected in the coming days.
After the ceremony, the fest kicked off in earnest with Shekhar Kapur's frothy arranged marriage rom-com "What's Love Got to Do With It?" with Kapur, writer Jemima Khan, and actors Shabana Azmi, Sajal Ali, Jeff Mirza, and DJ and music producer Naughty Boy in tow.
Then multiplatinum pop-R&B singer Bruno Mars performed a live set at the balmy opening party, where hundreds of guests from dozens of countries washed down local specialties with non-alcoholic bubbly, alcohol-free wines and chilled juices.
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El general de divisió Dr. Walter Robert Dornberger (Gießen, 6 de setembre de 1895 - Obersasbach, Alemanya, 27 de juny de 1980) va ser un oficial de l'exèrcit alemany, la carrera del qual es va desenvolupar entre la Primera Guerra Mundial, la Segona Guerra Mundial i la Guerra Freda.

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Durant els anys 1930 i 1940 va dirigir el programa de coets i míssils que van culminar en el V-2. Després de la guerra va ser portat als Estats Units en l'«Operació Paperclip», on es va unir a les forces armades d'aquest país i al seu complex militar-industrial.

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History of Bosnia and Herzegovina Part I
by mysteryaround|Published April 24, 2019
The history of Bosnia and Herzegovina is characterized by the fact that various states have fought for influence over several centuries. The population consists of several ethnic groups, which have at times been at odds with each other.
The area that is today Bosnia-Herzegovina was from the 12th century partly under Croatian, Serbian, Byzantine, Franconian or Hungarian rule. From the 1100s to the 1400s, Bosnia was a separate state governed by a ban (prince). In 1463, the country became subject to the Ottoman Empire until 1878, when it became part of Austria-Hungary. In 1918, Bosnia-Herzegovina entered the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (from 1929 called Yugoslavia). When Yugoslavia disbanded in 1992, war broke out between Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks. The Bosnia War ended in 1995.
Since 1995, Bosnia and Herzegovina has been divided into a Serbian part (Republika Srpska) and a Croat-Bosnian part (Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina).
The oldest known population in present-day Bosnia and Herzegovina is Illyrian and Illyrian Celtic tribes from around 200 BCE. These were subject to Roman rule from year 9 AD.
Most of Bosnia was part of the Roman province of Dalmatia, the northern part of Pannonia. The Romans built roads and mined gold, silver and lead.
From the 100th to the 500s, the area was invaded by Goths, Huns, Iranians and Avars. Slavic tribes came from the late 500s and absorbed the former population. The Croats and the Serbs annexed states west and east of Bosnia.
Until the end of the 1100s, Bosnia was partly under Croatian, Serbian, Byzantine, Franconian or Hungarian rule. Mostly Bosnia belonged to Croatia, while Hercegovina (Hum) was under Serbian princes. Bosnia, first mentioned by the Byzantine emperor Constantine Porphyrogenetos in 958, was christened from the coast around 900 and after the schism in 1054 was considered Roman Catholic.
Battle of Kosovo Polka in 1389. Here Bosnians and Serbs fought against the Ottoman Turks who invaded the Balkans. Painting by Adam Stefanović, 1870.
Own state
From the 1100s to the 1400s, Bosnia was a separate state governed by a ban (prince). With the ban of Kulin (1180-1204), the Bosnian medieval state was fortified. Under his rule, a struggle for ecclesiastical influence began in Bosnia between the Catholic and the Orthodox Church, which led the Bosnian church to gain an independent position.
Although Ban Kulin attempted to settle the dispute in 1204, the Bosnian church was accused of heresy by the pope. It is uncertain whether the Bosnian church was really dualistic ( Manic ), linked to the Bulgarian "bogomiles", as has usually been claimed. Perhaps "the Bosnian Church", which was a state church in Bosnia, was more of a monk's order, isolated from the rest of the Catholic world. The many special Bosnian tombstones (stećci) with figures and inscriptions date from the 14th to 14th centuries.
After Ban Kulin's death, the country was squeezed by Hungary. Ban Stefan Kotromanić (1322-1353) expanded the kingdom to include the coast between Split and Dubrovnik and took Hum (Hercegovina). He supported the Bosnian church, but in 1340 the pope sent Franciscan monks to Bosnia. The Franciscan monasteries became important centers for attempts to reinstate Catholicism.
Bosnia was now a feudal state with strong economy because of all the mineral deposits, including the silver mines in Srebrenica. Many Germans ( Saxons ) were associated with the quarries and Dubrovnik had a monopoly on trade.
Kotromanić's successor Stevan Tvrtko (1353–1391) expanded the empire to the east at the expense of Serbia and took the entire Dalmatia coast (except Zadar and Dubrovnik). He founded the port city of Novi (today Herceg-Novi) on Kotor Bay. In 1377 he was crowned king. Bosnian forces joined forces with the Serbs in the Kosovo battle in 1389 against the Ottoman Turks who invaded the Balkans.
After Tvrtko's death, the empire was weakened by rivalry between the Hungarians, the Turks and local great men. King Ostoja was supported by the Hungarians, King Tvrtko 2 by the Turks. In Hum reigned Stefan Vukšić, who in 1448 took the title herceg ('duke', hence the name Hercegovina). In 1459, the Bosnian king Stefan Tomašević forced the Bosnian church over to Catholicism. Bosnia was increasingly pressured by the Turks.
In 1875, a peasant uprising broke out in Herzegovina, which spread to Bosnia. During 1876 hundreds of villages were burned and thousands of farmers killed. The picture is an illustration of the rebels Bogdan Zimonjić, Mićo Ljubibratić, Stojan Kovačević and Pecija.
Turkish (Ottoman) rule
The Bosnian kingdom fell in 1463 when the last Bosnian king, Stefan Tomašević, was executed by the Turks. The northernmost areas were under Hungarian control until 1527. In 1482, the Turks captured Herzegovina. As the outpost of the Turks to the west, Bosnia faced constant wars between the Ottoman and the Habsburg empires. The administrative seat of the province (sandžak) Bosnia was Sarajevo (until 1553), Banja Luka (until 1639), Sarajevo again (until 1690) and since Travnik.
From 1580 all of Bosnia and Herzegovina were united. The Turkish military system was introduced. Until the middle of the 17th century, the Turks practiced "blood tax" (devşirme), boy children were brought to Istanbul in Turkish service and became Janits. In this way, many Bosnians received high records (such as pasja or vesir ) in the Ottoman Empire. The most well-known was the great vizier Mehmed Paša Sokolović (Sokolli) in the 16th century.
The Turks did not carry out forced Islam, yet many converted to Islam. By the end of the 16th century, the majority of the population were Muslims. The reason may be the weak position the church held before the conquest of the Turks and the rivalry between various churches. The privileged position of the Muslims, legally and financially, contributed to the transition to Islam. The cities of Bosnia became rich centers of Islamic culture, especially Sarajevo during the Gaza House revival in the 16th century. Oriental urban culture was characterized by architecture, art and literature.
As the Catholic Church was persecuted, the Orthodox gained relative freedom among the Turks. The Turks allowed many Orthodox from Herzegovina to settle in the border areas in the northwest after the Catholic population fled in the 16th century. Some were Serbs, but most were Romanian, nomadic Welsh, who were later assimilated to the Serbs. The Austrians, in turn, organized the military border (Vojna krajina) with Orthodox (Serbian) border soldiers as protection against the Turks.
In the 1700s and 1700s, the Turkish government was weakened by internal turmoil, rebellions against the tax burden and local sergeants' resistance to the Sultan, and repeated wars with Austria and Venice. In 1697, the Austrian Prince Eugen of Savoia penetrated all the way to Sarajevo and burned the city.
At the Karlowitz peace in 1699, the Turks had to give the coastal areas back to Venice and Hungary to Austria. At the Passarowitz peace in 1718, the Turks had to surrender Bosnian territory in the north to the Austrians and in the south to Venice. After new wars with Austria, the Belgrade Treaty in 1739 established the northern border of Bosnia.
By the end of the 18th century, Austria and Russia had plans to divide the Balkans, and there were wars in the years 1788–1791. After the intermesho of Napoleon's Illyrian provinces as the western border of Bosnia in 1809-1814, confrontation with Austria again came to characterize the 19th century. After 1815, Serbia began to consolidate as a state in the east and had ambitions to incorporate Bosnia.
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Jack Barlett prestidigitateur, illusionniste et techno-magicien français est né le  à Saint-Étienne. Il s'est produit sur de nombreuses scènes en France et à l'étranger, telles que des plateaux TV, cabarets, salles de spectacles et plus récemment dans des lieux culturels liés aux nouvelles technologies ( Cité des Sciences & de l'Industrie ). Médaillé à plusieurs reprises pour la qualité et l'innovation de ses œuvres,

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Dès 16 ans Jack Barlett, du lycée technique, traverse la rue pour aller aux Beaux-Arts de Saint-Étienne, puis fait le choix de « l'école de la rue » et s'exerce face aux spectateurs avec des tours de fakir et cracheur de feu. À 18 ans, dans une troupe de rue, il remplace au pied levé le magicien de son équipe, c'est à ce moment qu'il commence la pratique de l'art magique.
De rencontres en rencontres Jack Barlett croise les chemins d'autres  magiciens, Fernand Odin, André Mai, Hardy l'enchanteur, Henri Kassagi, et surtout Jackie, sa future assistante qui ne le quittera plus par la suite.

Il décrocha un contrat de 2 ans dans les îles du Pacifique, au cœur des tribus de Mélanésie. Puis Singapour, et 2 ans et demi de spectacle à l'affiche dans toute l'Asie.

En 1981, à 24 ans, le couple Jackie et Jack est de retour à Paris. Le look hippie laisse sa place au style rock 'n' roll.  Ils inventent et déposent la marque Magic Street .

En Harley et blouson Perfecto, une illusion célèbre : le tour de la femme coupée en deux revisité sous la forme d'un flipper, leur vaudra le succès.
Les artistes travaillent en sachant s'adapter à leur époque.

En 1983, des agents rencontrent Jack Barlett : Carmen Bajot, Pierre Faix… c'est ensuite le départ pour une  tournée européenne : l'Islande, l'Angleterre, l'Allemagne, la Belgique, la Suisse et le Portugal. À chaque retour en France Jackie et Jack reviennent aux cabarets parisiens : le Baron, le Milliardaire, Le Martial|…

Leur style jeune et décalé les propulse des nuits parisiennes branchées au circuit national et international des plus grandes discothèques. Durant 10 ans, ce spectacle tiendra une place majeure sur le réseau de diffusion du Music-Hall international et recevra deux années consécutives, le trophée SIEL du meilleur spectacle de la nuit. En conséquence de ce trophée, de 1985 à 1989, Christophe Dechavanne, Patrick Poivre d'Arvor, Caroline Tresca, Marc Bessou, Paul Wermus, Jean-Pierre Foucault, Gérard Louvin, et bien d'autres, leur ouvrent le petit fenestron de la TV.

De 1990 à 1993, il devient l'attraction vedette du Alcazar (cabaret) de Paris. Les années qui suivent seront au service du secteur de la communication événementielle. Il crée des grandes scénographies pour et entre autres ; CG77 - CG92 - Mbk - Gaz de France - Otis - Kodak - Electrolux - Celio - Edf - Peugeot - Renault Turquie - France Télécom - Toyota - Siemens - LG Afrique - Sncf Transilien…

En 1997, confronté à la défense de ses droits sur ses spectacles, Jack Barlett défraye la chronique en s'opposant à la justice de manière spectaculaire.

Le , il s'enchaîne aux grilles du palais de justice de Paris de manière que l'on ne puisse pas l'en détacher. Et il prévient l'ensemble de la presse et ses connaissances des médias. En temps réel, il fait la une d'ouverture de tous les journaux d'infos radio et TV.

Jack Barlett, représentant du syndicat des artistes-interprètes

En , France 3 et la Fox diffusent au niveau mondial une série d'émissions intitulée « Breaking the Magicians' Code: Magic's Biggest Secrets Finally Revealed » (ce qui pourrait se traduire par « Cassons le code des magiciens : les plus grands secrets de la magie enfin révélés »). Jack Barlett, alors représentant de la branche « visuels » du syndicat des artistes-interprètes SFA-CGT, est désigné par la communauté magique française pour s'opposer à cette diffusion.  Jack Barlett rejoint également la World Alliance of Magician  pour agir de manière internationale afin de contrer ce qui fait l'essence de l'art de la magie : le secret, arguant non pas du simple raisonnement de la défense des secrets, mais n'hésite pas à parler de philosophie et du rôle du magicien dans la société  et ce, depuis le début de l'humanité.

Et c'est la même année, en 1998, avec l'arrivée des nouvelles technologies, que Jack Barlett met en scène avec un nouveau regard l'œuvre de Georges Méliès.

En , il intègre durant un an l'École supérieure de réalisation audiovisuelle (ESRA). Il en sort un concept « arts mêlés », un mélange de spectacle vivant, de jeu, d'art urbain, de magie mixant le virtuel interactif avec le réel.

En 2002, il produit le World Magic ParK, le premier théâtre de magie virtuel sur Internet, univers virtuel 3D temps réel multi-utilisateurs sur Internet. En 2003, cette création et sa richesse de contenu, est honorée du GRAND PRIX des Concours Lépine. Cette création est une innovation-révolution en interactivité multi-canal, puisqu'elle interagit entre un spectacle vivant, un univers virtuel 3D partagé, la  télévision, la téléphonie mobile et des installations cinétiques dans la rue. En 2004, il reçoit la médaille de la Préfecture d'Ile de France.

La Revue de la Prestidigitation, le magazine officiel de la confrérie magique française, lui consacre sa couverture avec un dossier complet et n'hésite pas comparer sa démarche aux célèbres magiciens du , Robert-Houdin et Méliès.

Depuis , sa route passe par la Cité des Sciences de Paris où il donne des conférences et teste grandeur nature ses idées et dispositifs. Parmi ses tours hi-tech : l'imprimante à pizza, la souris de PC transformée en « vraie » souris vivante, murs interactifs « la carte au travers des mondes », réalité augmentée, images dédoublées tactiles, flux 3D, nanotech, et neural, avec son dernier programme « Brain TEST » capable de lire dans votre cerveau, etc. En , avec la Cité des Sciences et le Ministère de la Culture, il y crée et présente le spectacle IMAGE, un spectacle mêlant réel et virtuel. Une présentation reconduite en 2008, 2009 et 2010.

Aujourd'hui

Entre interventions-spectacles et conférences autour du monde et durant toutes ses dernières années à la Cité des Sciences, Jack Barlett se plonge dans les ressources de la bibliothèque de cet établissement spécialisé dans la diffusion de la culture scientifique et technique. Entre prospectives et futurologie il ramifie les origines de la magie en confrontant des théories sociétales, réfléchis sur le Cybionte de Joël de Rosnay,  étudie mille propos de Michel Serres, explore la théorie la dromologie de Paul Virilio et… tellement, tellement d'autres choses encore. Il fait un travail personnel sur les perceptions et les convergences réelles et virtuelles.

En 2012, avec un livre - Délit de Magie -, Jack porte un témoignage étonnant sur tout son parcours et ses aventures. Ne dérogeant pas à ses recherches sur les réalités alternées (ARG) qui lui ont déjà valu l'honneur de la reconnaissance du monde du Jeu, il n'a pu s'empêcher, en deuxième, voire troisième niveau de lecture de cet ouvrage d'y faire transparaître le puzzle d'un nouveau paradigme qu'il annonce avoir découvert.

Distinctions
 Trophée SIEL du meilleur spectacle de la nuit 1988 et 1989
 Gagnant du concours Lépine pour la création d'un jeu de société mélangeant magie et jeu de plateau / cartes et interactivité web.
 Medaille d'Or de la Préfecture d'Ile de France

Voir aussi

Jeu en réalité alternée
concours Lépine
Cité des sciences et de l'industrie

Liens externes
World Magic Park
Interview vidéo Chop-Cup
Liberation : l'émission qui affole les magiciens

Références

Prestidigitateur français
Naissance en décembre 1957
Naissance à Saint-Étienne


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Q: Latex citations package pushes text outside margins For my thesis I'm using a template which combines multiple packages. As shown in the example, I have two paragraphs of text where the first paragraph has text outside the text margins, while there are no problems in the second paragraph. I haven't found a solution that solves this yet.
A 'minimal example' from my text: (I hope I didn't include too much unnecessary code.)
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               headinclude,parskip,footinclude,
               numbers=noenddot,cleardoublepage=empty]{scrreprt}

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\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[breaklinks=true]{hyperref}
\usepackage[british]{babel}
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\usepackage[style=apa,backend=biber, natbib]{biblatex}
\DeclareLanguageMapping{british}{british-apa}

\usepackage[floatperchapter,dottedtoc,eulerchapternumbers,pdfspacing,linedheaders]{classicthesis}
\usepackage{arsclassica}

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\begin{filecontents*}{example.bib}
@article{Day2009InformationChains,
    title = {{Information Flow Impediments in Disaster Relief Supply Chains}},
    year = {2009},
    author = {Day, Jamison and Junglas, Iris and Silva, Leiser},
}
@article{Hsu2014Risk-basedOperations,
    title = {{Risk-based spatial zone determination problem for stage-based evacuation operations}},
    year = {2014},
    author = {Hsu, Yu-Ting and Peeta, Srinivas}
}
@article{Yuan2015MultimodalArea,
    title = {{Multimodal}},
    year = {2015},
    author = {Yuan, Fang and Puchalsky, Christopher M.}
}
@article{Karbovskii2018MultimodelDynamics,
    title = {{Multimodel agent-based}},
    year = {2018},
    author = {Karbovskii, Vladislav and Voloshin, Daniil and Karsakov, Andrey and Bezgodov, Alexey and Gershenson, Carlos}
}
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As mentioned, post-disaster information is dynamic in nature. \citet{Day2009InformationChains}~identify eight theoretical categories of information flow impediments, which could explain this dynamic ....

The focus of recent models for mass evacuation has been on including risk~\citep{Hsu2014Risk-basedOperations} and integrating multimodality  in mass evacuation models~\citep{Yuan2015MultimodalArea,Karbovskii2018MultimodelDynamics}. However, mass evacuation literature ....

\printbibliography

\end{document}

The resulting text this code produces is:

As can be seen from the produced PDF, the first paragraph has text outside the margins, while the second paragraph hasn't.
My question would be: How can I make Latex put all text within the text margins.
This doesn't work for me:
I've tried to add these lines, as suggested here, but this didn't work for me:
\usepackage[breaklinks=true]{hyperref}
\usepackage{breakcites}

Also, of course, I can rewrite that paragraph to solve the problem, but I'm sure there should be a better way of solving this. Also because I have a very long text, where this issue turns up more often.

A: Remove the ~ before and after you use the citet/citep command. ~ is a non-breaking space character which is forcing 'Day, Junglas, and Silva (2009) identify' to stay on the same line. But in my opinion this is unnecessary.
See below, I've removed all instances of ~ and the text is typeset fine. There is nothing wrong with having the reference on a different line to the next/previous word. It actually makes the text spacing much improved overall.

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The Drones are Coming
Maritime Activity Reports, Inc.
By Jim Romeo October 1, 2018
An ABS technician with a drone. Source: ABS
File image: credit ABS
File Image: CREDIT: Rajant
Nimble and quick, unmanned aerial vehicles have evolved into a valuable tool for marine and offshore applications.
When a U.S. oil tanker conducts a Critical Area Inspection Plan (CAIP) as required by ABS, it is an onerous process. For example, each tank requires seven days of set up with scaffolding and staging. An ABS inspector and UDT technicians must access, and be carefully lowered into the tank with instrumentation and tools. Inspection points in far reaching places are surveyed. Carried out in the traditional fashion, it can be a difficult, dangerous, time consuming and expensive procedure.
Now, the same tanker is using drones to perform much of this function. A drone inspection can be conducted in about a day. Not all personnel have to be lowered into the tank. There's no risk of items being dropped (and/or lost) in the tank, and the drone can easily go where it might be otherwise difficult and dangerous for humans to survey within the tank.
Drones for Maritime Applications
Drones have arrived. Using a remote-controlled unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or drone, infrastructure inspections may be conducted easier, better and with less cost than traditional methods. Early in arrival, but loaded with possibility, drones are changing the way inspections, surveys and work gets done on ships, vessels and offshore assets around the world. The uses are many.
According to the Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty's (AGCS) Safety and Shipping Review 2018, the uses for UAVs in the global maritime industry are many. Inspection and survey are obvious, but there are many other applications. They may survey environmental pollution such as questionable discharges in and around vessels, they may be used at terminals and on board ships to monitor cargo loading. They may also be used to safeguard against pirate activity in risky geographic areas. Their research indicated that drones could helped quick and urgent decision making by a ship's crew when in a crisis management scenario. Having a drone can provide key information that would not otherwise be available. This would also include search and rescue (SAR) operations should the need arise.
Drones may also be used for oceanographic research, gathering accurate information about bodies of water and shorelines used for navigational safety purposes. Such bathymetric surveys gather and aggregate such information for the publication of nautical charts. Drones may use specially designed bathymetric sensors and forego the use of aircraft and helicopters, saving significant cost. Their use is expected to be so prevalent in the future that regulatory guidance has been drafted to assist marine owners and operators.
In 2016 ABS issued Guidance Notes on Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). This comprehensive set of best practices, developed through extensive marine and offshore trials and testing, was introduced as industry considers the advantages of adopting aerial drone technology.
This guidance outlines a certification framework for UAV inspection service providers. It also provides specific advice on the use of UAV for class surveys and non-class inspections. ABS as well as other classification societies clearly recognize their advantageous use during class surveys. ABS' guidance notes the UAV value for data collection and data integration which can be further leveraged to ascertain the profile of a marine asset and enable more informed decisions.
While drone use is coming of age in the maritime industry, the technology itself is also continuing to evolve. Lighter and more capable, providing value in multiple ways for maritime operators, regulators and other industry stakeholders, the new and better technology will continue to bring great dividends to decision makers in many different industrial areas.
Lighter, Nimble Data Gatherers
"Originally, drones were introduced as cheaper and safer alternatives for filmmakers needing aerial shots," says Frank DeMartin, Yuneec, SVP of Sales & Marketing, Ontario, California. "However, in the last five years or so, technology surrounding drone sensors and cameras have taken off to make these valuable pieces of technology safer to operate and more effective. Improved camera gimbals have improved camera stability immensely, giving pilots more flexibility and availability to capture shots now that were unthinkable a few years ago. Drones are now capable of carrying multiples payloads, too."
The payload, or weight the drone can carry in addition to its own weight, is able to incorporate more functionality and capabilities. "Advances in sensors and cameras are key as they are the enabler to more and better quality of data types," says Efrat Fenigson, VP of Marketing for Airobotics in Petah Tikva, Israel. "We see payloads and sensors continuing to decrease in size and weight over time. Improvements in sensors will significantly shorten data processing time while delivering even more accurate results for a variety of missions."
Fenigson adds that technology for drone sensors and cameras is constantly evolving, and the fast pace of technological innovation continues to propel the industry forward, pushing the limits on what drones do. She says this drastically reduces the time and manpower required to collect such data, allowing industry professionals to focus on analyzing the data and generating actionable insights, rather than collecting data. If drones gather the data, personnel don't have to. In a dangerous, industrial workplace, that translates into increased safety.
Foregoing Human Involvement
Steve Conboy, Chairman and General of M-Fire Suppression in Carlsbad, CA works with drones used for wildfires suppression and firefighting. He says there are important parallels to the marine environment, one being an ability to forego human intervention in a potentially dangerous environment.
"As with wildfires, marine sites are often difficult, or very dangerous, to reach," says Conboy. "In situations where the risks are high, companies have a problem: do they send workers into potentially dangerous areas or do they operate without the full capabilities they need? It's a tough call. Drones eliminate that problem. Even if a drone fails, it's a business cost. Not a human life. Drones offer fire chiefs valuable heat information to help them decide on a plan of attack to eliminate the fire advancer without putting firefighters at risk."
"Aerial drones have the potential to play a major role in predictive maintenance, assessment and corrective maintenance systems and processes for marine and offshore assets," says Don Gilbreath, VP Systems and a UAV pilot for the Rajant Corp. "We can take a look at how they benefit structures like bridges, which are parallel to offshore platforms because they share the commonality of being a metal platform in water [and/or] salt water. In the case of bridges, different imagers including thermal cameras, sonar and lidar can be used for detecting structural problems, rust and containments."
Christian Tucci, President of Cinematic Aerospace – a Farmingdale, NY drone company specializing in aerial cinematography – says aerial drones are the perfect solution for the safe performance of preventative maintenance, especially for offshore equipment.
"Even rigs and wind farms on land benefit from drones," says Tucci. "Offshore, the work is particularly dangerous for people. Inspectors have to go out in teams, dock against wind farms, climb up them, and inspect them. With a drone, a small team can take a boat out to the wind farm, launch the drone from the boat, fly the mission, see live feeds of the inspection from inside the boat's cabin, and even stream these feeds back to engineers on land. If the drone is equipped with a stabilized zoom lens, which many now can be there is no reason for people to climb or be up close to wind farms and oil rig equipment.
Efrat Fenigson says in addition to the preventive maintenance access and safety, they are very productive. Her drones are used in the mining industry and have proven to be very efficient and productive. This same benefit can be expected in the maritime industry as well.
"Fully autonomous platforms provide a new level of safety and productivity to offshore sites while allowing them to complete missions and acquire valuable data that would have taken much longer to collect manually or with other means, says Fenigson. "Data turnaround time will also be enhanced as we continue to integrate more automation into our data processing. Automation has boosted productivity at mine sites by 25% according to a report by McKinsey & Company, and drones are one of the most versatile and cost-effective ways to integrate automation into the industry. Without the need for human pilots, they can operate safely in the most hazardous and remote sites."
More Prevalent in The Future
"I am very hopeful about the future of drones across multiple sectors of the economy," says Steve Conboy. "I hope the government allows us to continue to innovate, creating jobs, building the economy and opening up new methods for helping to save lives and property."
Drones offer a disruptive technology for offshore inspection and survey that forego human involvement. Marine applications for ships and ocean platforms are only one category of many structures that stand to benefit from their use. Others like wind power, communication towers, tanks and towers will benefit as well. The many uses for drones are still to be developed and even discovered.
Stay tuned. The use of drones, like that used in the inspection process in an oil tanker, will be more prevalent in the future. They are effective, less disruptive, and a less costly alternative to supplement human surveys. Their multiple uses are a key advantage. One drone can perform many different functions – inside a tank, but also outside of it. They can be carried on board, used by visiting inspectors, or used at the pier.
"Geometric gains in processing power combined with nearly unimaginable data collection capabilities will happen swiftly," says Tod Northman a Partner with the law firm of Tucker Ellis in Cleveland, Ohio. "We are only beginning to see how the power of UAV systems lies in their information-processing more than their whizzy flight moves." Indeed, for the maritime and offshore industry – today and tomorrow – drones are a very big deal.
Jim Romeo (www.JimRomeo.net) is a marine engineer and journalist focused on business and technology topics.
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