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New Book: Guez, Pre-Israeli Orientalism (in Hebrew)
Guez, Dor. Pre-Israeli Orientalism: A Photographic Portrait. Tel Aviv: Resling, 2015 (in Hebrew).
This book explores the complexity of expression of Orientalist perceptions as it formed during the first three decades of the 20th century among the first waves of immigration. Photographs of the period, presenting the Jewish immigrants with oriental clothing and accessories, are impressed by the yearning to assimilate in the East and belong to an authentic native source an aspiration maintained but for a moment, until its collapse in the aftermath of the 1929 riots. Immigrants wanted to experience the east as a "reality" with which they were familiar prior to their arrival. Their experience was thus painted by the initial experience of representation. It was as if they walked into a carefully staged photograph, confined by its frame and its codes of interpretation. The immigrants arrived in the East, after "seeing" it countless times, envisioning it as an ancient homeland with which they that can easily renewed their ties.
The book focuses in particular photograph of Abraham Soskin, "Tel Aviv's photographer." It presents a comparative discussion of orientalist photographs of other Jewish photographers and photographs of local and European photographers of the era. The Pre-Israeli Orientalist gaze, as reflected in these photographs, is characterized by an ambivalent attitude to the East and the indigenous Palestinians. Members of the Zionist movements left Europe that marked them as Orientals and the Semitic race, and sought to adopt here local identity markers. At the same time, by referring to this identity they sought to establish their western superiority through the adoption of colonial and Eurocentric practices – thus gaining a sense of superiority that was deprived of them in Europe.
The photos studied in this book reveal the overt fantasy of Zionism while forming a the "New Jew." Today they might stir curiosity, surprise, amusement or revulsion and even ethical and ideological rejections. These reactions raise questions concerning contemporary culture as much as they concern the culture of that time. They indicate that this is a particularly suitable platform for a multifaceted discussion on the formation of Zionist consciousness in contemporary contexts.
Dr. Dor Guez was born in the Baka neighborhood of Jerusalem. He is the founder of the Christian Palestinian Archive and serves as the chair of the Department of Photography at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design. As a scholar and an artist who displays his work in Israel and abroad, he focuses on the link between cultural discourse and national, political, and social reality in the Middle East, while examining the role of contemporary art in the composition process of historical narratives.
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New Book: Hart, Jews and Arabs in Jaffa and Tel-Aviv, 1881-1930 (in Hebrew)
Hart, Rachel. Distant Relatives. Jewish-Arab Relations in Jaffa and Tel Aviv, 1881-1930. Tel Aviv: Resling, 2014 (in Hebrew).
URL: http://www.resling.co.il/book.asp?series_id=3&book_id=755
הרט, רחל. קרובים-רחוקים. יחסי יהודים וערבים ביפו ובתל אביב, 1881- 1930. תל אביב: רסלינג, 2014.
הספר קרובים-רחוקים עוסק ביישוב היהודי כנושא ראשי וביישוב הערבי כנושא משני מבחינת מערכת היחסים ביניהם. במרכזו של הספר סוגיות שלא נחקרו עד כה והוא נועד להאיר פרקים בקורות היהודים והערבים ביפו ובתל אביב, פרקים אשר נעלמו מאתנו או שידיעותינו לגביהם מקוטעות ומעורפלות. הספר מנתח את המרכיבים השונים של הדואליות ביחסים הכלכליים, החברתיים והתרבותיים בין שתי הקהילות, יחסי תלות הדדיים מצד אחד והתבדלות והתארגנות קהילתית מצד שני. מניתוח זה עולה הבעייתיות של יחסי שכנות בתוך עיר אחת (יפו) ובין שתי ערים (תל אביב ויפו) במסגרת מכלול היחסים בין שני עמים השרויים במצב של תחרות אשר מתגבשת עם הזמן לעימות לאומי כולל.
מעקב אחר ההתפתחות והדינמיקה של מערכות היחסים בין יהודים וערבים ביפו, ולאחר מכן בתל אביב ויפו, מאפשרת להבין את מערכת היחסים הסבוכה בין שתי הקהילות ושני העמים. הספר בוחן את הדו-קיום היהודי-ערבי ביפו; בהקשר הזה נידונה השאלה עד כמה הצליחו המהגרים היהודים להשתלב בחייהם של התושבים הערבים בעיר, ואם בכלל שאפו להשתלב באוכלוסייה זו או שמא כל מבוקשם היה להתבדל משכניהם הערבים, בין בשל המחויבות האידיאולוגית שהביאו עמם לארץ ובין בשל המציאות התחרותית, תנאי החיים והעוינות שהתפתחו ביפו ובארץ-ישראל כולה.
ההיסטוריה והגיאוגרפיה של יפו ושל תל אביב הן ללא ספק פריזמה אשר מבעדה אפשר לבחון את היחסים בין הפרויקט הציוני לבין האוכלוסייה הערבית והיהודית הילידית של ארץ-ישראל. הן יוצרות מיקרו-קוסמוס של הנושאים והתהליכים הגדולים יותר שהגדירו את היחסים התוך-קהילתיים והבין-קהילתיים בארץ-ישראל במאות ה- 19 וה- 20.
ד"ר רחל הרט – ילידת העיר תל אביב, נצר למשפחה יפואית ותיקה משנת 1817 – היא בעלת תואר שלישי מאוניברסיטת חיפה ופוסט-דוקטורט מאוניברסיטת פריז 8. עמיתת מחקר במרכז דיין (אוניברסיטת תל אביב) ובאוניברסיטת פריז 8.
This book is a revision of the author's dissertation:
The dissertation is concerned with the Jewish community's socioeconomic, cultural and political attitudes towards the Arab community in Jaffa and Tel Aviv between 1881 and 1930. It focuses on the Jewish community (Yishuv) as the main topic, with the Arab
community as a secondary topic. One of the reasons for this emphasis is the unfortunate destruction of the Jaffa Municipality archives by fire and the loss of additional archival materials during the Jewish occupation of Jaffa in April 1948. This focus is predominantly shared by the available literature on the history of the Jewish settlement in Palestine.
The period between 1881 and 1930 was a significant one in the history of the Jewish community in Jaffa, and in the relationship between it and the Arab community in Jaffa and Tel Aviv. The dissertation breaks this period into four sub-periods:
1881-1905: In the history of the Yishuv this is the First Immigration
Period (Aliyah Rishona), signifying the very beginning of Zionist settlement in Palestine under the Ottoman rule.
1906-1914: In the history of the Yishuv this is the Second Immigration Period (Aliyah Shniya) (1904-1914), beginning with the establishment of the Jewish neighborhood Ahuzat Bayit and ending with the outbreak of World War I that would spell the end of Ottoman rule in Palestine.
1915-1923: In the history of the Yishuv this is the Third Immigration Period (Aliyah Shlishit) of 1919-1923. This period covers the First World War (1914-1918) and ends after the Arab Riots of 1921. It marks the beginning of Tel-Aviv's accelerated development on the one hand, and the process of its breakup with Jaffa on the other. Politically speaking, it marks the beginning of British rule in Palestine.
1924-1930: In the history of the Yishuv, this is the Fourth Immigration Period (Aliyah Revi'it). This period ends after Arab Riots of 1929, which led to the almost complete disconnection of Tel Aviv from Jaffa. Politically, it this is the period of the British Mandate of Palestine. Jews were living in Jaffa already at the first half of the 19th century. In
1888 and 1890, the two first formally Jewish neighborhoods were founded: Neve Zedeq and Neve Shalom, providing a new demographic dimension to the Jewish community in Jaffa. Many of these neighborhoods' residents were Ottoman subjects, members of the old Jewish community in Palestine. They mingled with the local Arabs, spoke their language and adopted some of their customs, including clothing. With the advent of the First Immigration Period, Jewish merchants from Turkey and North Africa joined the growing community. Their social and commercial relations with their Arab neighbors were correct, and they even cooperated in their effort to protect their economic rights in their dealings with the Ottoman authorities. The Arabs in Palestine played an important role in the assimilation of the new Jewish immigrants – albeit unintentionally – by building houses and stores occupied by the latter. Given these facts, it would be perfectly justified to call this period the Golden Age of Jewish-Arab coexistence in Palestine, despite early signs of economic competition between the communities.
Signs of Arab opposition to the Zionist aspiration of creating a Jewish Homeland in Palestine based on historical and religious attachments could already be identified in the 1880's. They claimed that Palestine was sacred Islamic territory, and that Muslims have exclusive rights thereto. Indeed, the struggle over Palestine grew more severe following
the Young Turk Revolution in 1908.
The Jewish immigrations to Palestine introduced new social groups and ideological attitudes seeking to change the status quo. The mostly European immigrants wanted to run their lives according to Western habits and ideas. Some of them were nationals of European powers, with special privileges protected by these countries' representatives in
Palestine, and were thus relatively independent of the local Ottoman bureaucracy. Quite a few immigrants also had considerable assets or sourced of income abroad, and therefore did not really need to maintain frequent contacts with the local Arabs.
Nevertheless, the Second Immigration Period caused a housing shortage among the Jewish residents of Jaffa. The high rents and poor sanitary conditions also made life difficult for the new immigrants. In order to find a solution for this problem, an assembly of Jews was convened on July 5, 1906 in the Yeshurun Club, at the behest of Akiva Arye Weiss, whereupon it was decided to found the Homebuilders in Jaffa Association – later renamed Ahuzat Bayit (literally, "Home Estate") – with the objective of building a modern Jewish residential quarter near Jaffa that would be independent of the Arab town. This
new neighborhood would later become the future Tel Aviv.
During the first immigration periods, Jews maintained daily contacts with Arabs. Arab workers were employed by Jews, and Jews shopped in Arab stores and lived as tenants in Arab homes. Sometimes it seemed that the two communities manage to coexist despite profound religious, political, cultural and socioeconomic differences. In time, these differences deepened the rift between the communities, substituting suspicion and hatred for peaceful coexistence. This process was not helped by the alienated attitude of the Ottoman regime towards the local population, and matters came to a head in the bloody riots in Jaffa in the Purim Holiday of 1908, following the Young Turk Revolution. These riots increased the local threat against the Jewish community in Jaffa. Another factor which deepened discord between the two communities was the campaign led by immigrants of the Second Period to "take over labor" (Kibbush Ha'avoda), although many Arabs could still find jobs in the Jewish communities. The gradual growth of the Jewish society in Palestine was thus viewed in increasingly negative terms by the Arabs, not least because of a third
factor – the new lifestyle imported by the immigrants, which many Arabs perceived as provocative, if not a cultural threat.
The new Jewish neighborhood of Tel Aviv was nothing like the old style of mixed residence the Arabs had become used to. They viewed Tel Aviv as a competitive district threatening Jaffa's demographic, cultural, economic and national preeminence in Palestine. Together
with the continued growth of the Jewish community in Jaffa, the establishment of the new Jewish neighborhood exacerbated tensions and hostilities, which gained in force with the awakening of Arab nationalism in Palestine.
The Arab Riots of 1908, 1921, 1924 and 1929, which took place in Jaffa and the surrounding area, deepened the rift between Jewish Tel Aviv and Arab Jaffa. Naturally, peaceful, mutually beneficial contacts between the two communities were most intensive in the mixed neighborhoods along the ethnic divide. These were also the places were
inter-community strife reached crisis levels. However, the increased geographic separation meant that Tel Aviv residents had to contact local Arabs only for business purposes. Indeed, at first, the new neighborhood was completely dependent on Arab suppliers and merchants. However, following the Arab Riots and Economic Boycott, the Jews in Tel Aviv found other arrangements. During the Third and Fourth Immigration Periods, the Jewish population of Tel Aviv grew considerably, also due to Jews moving there from Jaffa. The Jewish community in Jaffa became ever smaller, turning the ancient town into a commercial center of gradually decreasing importance for the Jewish population.
The dissertation examines the relationships between the two communities in Jaffa, at a time when it was perhaps the most important center of cultural and political life of both the Arab and Jewish inhabitants of Palestine. It looks into the nature and dynamics of Jewish-Arab relations in Jaffa from the socioeconomic, cultural, political, and security perspectives. In doing so, it attempts to pinpoint the dualistic nature of neighborly relations between two increasingly hostile ethnic groups within a single city (Jaffa) and between two cities (Jaffa and Tel Aviv) within the framework of a relationship between two peoples competing for and later fighting over Palestine. It examines the duality in the socioeconomic and cultural relations between the two communities and the dynamics of its development.
The study focuses on the question of Jewish-Arab coexistence in Jaffa. It questions how well the Jewish immigrants managed to integrate in the lives of the Arab city dwellers, and also whether there was any wish to do so, whether due to their ideological commitment to an
increasingly isolationist Zionist movement or to a gradually developing reality of competition and hostility in Jaffa and in Palestine as a whole.
[from: http://bucerius.haifa.ac.il/hart.html]
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State researchers commercialize Korean AI-based speech technology
By Ralph S. Dillon Last updated Sep 29, 2021
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SEOUL – A state research institute has marketed an artificial intelligence-based language learning application through IIR Tech, a national software developer. Phonics technology analyzes and evaluates the pronunciation and accents of foreign students using chatbots.
According to DuoLingo, a smartphone language learning app with more than 300 million users worldwide, the Korean language was second on the list of rapidly growing languages in the world in 2020. It was the seventh language. most popular to study via the DuoLingo app. and has gained popularity among learners from the United States, China, India, and Southeast Asian countries such as Indonesia and the Philippines.
Despite its popularity, the Korean language is considered by scholars to be one of the most difficult languages to learn. In 2017, the US Foreign Service Institute (FSI) designated Korean as an exceptionally difficult language for English speakers. Hangul, the Korean alphabet, is relatively easy to learn, but its grammatical structure has so many connectors in a sentence.
The Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) has transferred the core technologies of "KOKOA", a Korean AI-based phonetic application, to IIR Tech for commercialization. The app was released in July 2021 and was downloaded by over 10,000 learners in September.
The app consists of some 80 intermediate Korean courses involving an AI program-based chatbot service capable of initiating natural language conversations with users. Students can practice their skills by verbally communicating with the robot, which analyzes and evaluates their pronunciation and accents.
"We have developed core technologies for an AI-based Korean learning program that can be easily used by Korean language learners, including members of multicultural families, foreign workers, and K- fans. pop, "ETRI's AI lab director Lee Yeun-keun said in a statement. September 29.
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The Sokoto State Chapter of All Progressives Congress (APC) on Sunday rejected the declaration of Governor Aminu Tambuwal as winner of the just-concluded governorship election in the state.
The Chief Collation/Returning Officer, Prof. Fatima Mukhtar, said Mr Tambuwal of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) secured the highest votes of 512, 002, defeating his close rival Ahmad Aliyu of the APC, who polled 511, 660 votes.
Addressing a press conference in Sokoto, the APC spokesperson, Bello Danchadi, rejected the declaration on the ground that the process was rocked with irregularities, which he said were duly reported to INEC.
Mr Danchadi said the margin of 342 votes was far less than the registered voters in polling units where elections were not held, a development he said contravened the electoral law.
He said the party had also registered its complaints with INEC, which included alleged outright rigging perpetrated by the PDP.
"We draw the attention of INEC to a number of polling units that were cancelled as a result of violent attacks by thugs, while others were abitrarily cancelled to please certain political party interests.
"In view of these we deem it necessary to express our disagreement with the action taken by INEC to declare a winner without giving us a fair hearing in our position in the electoral processes," he said.


TOULOUSE, France & ANN ARBOR, Mich.--(HSMN NewsFeed)--Cerenis Therapeutics SA (Cerenis), a privately-held pharmaceutical research and development company, announced today the closing of a EUR 42.1 million ($53.5 million) equity financing round, representing one of the largest private equity deals in biotechnology this year. The Series B funding will support Cerenis's clinical development programs in cardiovascular and metabolic diseases.
The financing was led by TVM Capital, a transatlantic venture capital firm based in Munich and Boston and one of the largest technology and life sciences investors in Europe, joined by OrbiMed of the US and including significant additional funding from previous investors Sofinnova Partners of France, HealthCap of Sweden, Alta Partners and EDF Ventures of the US and NIF SMBC Ventures of Japan.
"We are especially pleased that TVM Capital, a leading life sciences investment firm, has recognized the potential for our research and clinical development programs in HDL therapy," said Jean-Louis Dasseux, Ph.D., president and chief executive officer, Cerenis Therapeutics. "This funding positions Cerenis to move forward with our pipeline of product candidates in HDL that represent breakthrough advances in cardiovascular disease treatment."
"Cerenis has an exceptionally strong and experienced management team with an impressive record of success in pharmaceutical research and development, providing the company with a solid foundation to support future growth," said Dr. Alexandra Goll, general partner, TVM Capital. "In addition, the company's novel technologies and development stage products represent important commercial opportunities and a major unmet need in cardiovascular disease treatment."
The financing will be used to advance research and clinical development of the company's product candidates, including its lead compound, Cerenis HDL, a synthetic form of HDL (high-density lipoprotein, also known as the "good cholesterol) that mimics natural HDL in humans. HDL facilitates the removal of excess cholesterol from the body, and is an important target area for new therapeutic agents. In addition, through a licensing agreement with Nippon Chemiphar, Co., Ltd., Cerenis is developing new-generation PPAR delta (peroxisome proliferator activated receptor) compounds that significantly raise HDL. Researchers have shown that PPAR delta agonists play a role in elevating levels of HDL and have the potential to help reduce cholesterol buildup through a natural process known as reverse lipid transport.
"We believe that Cerenis is well positioned to develop breakthrough approaches in HDL therapy for cardiovascular and metabolic diseases. The collaboration between the company's founders and venture capital partners from the very beginning stages of the company's development has proven to be enormously successful, and this collaboration will continue to ensure the company's future growth," said Denis Lucquin, managing partner, Sofinnova Partners.
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Le Rugby Club de Luxembourg est un club de rugby du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg, basé dans le quartier de Cessange, dans la ville de Luxembourg.

Histoire
Le Rugby Club du Luxembourg est le tout premier club de rugby à naître au Luxembourg. Fondé en  par des Français et des Britanniques, expatriés dans la capitale du Luxembourg, le club n'a aucun adversaire dans le pays et se tourne naturellement vers la Fédération Française de rugby, qui l'inscrit officiellement. Il entre alors au comité d'Alsace-Lorraine qui l'accueille bien volontiers dans ses compétitions. Après avoir joué cinq saisons à Moutfort, à l'est de Luxembourg, il s'installe dans son stade de Boy Konen à Cessange à l'automne 1977. Le club participe plusieurs fois à la division d'Honneur Alsace-Lorraine, mais en 1996, il intègre le championnat de Belgique où il demeure six ans avant de revenir en France en 2002. Il n'a toutefois pas le droit de disputer les phases finales du Championnat de France. En 2006-07, il joue dans une poule de brassage première série-deuxième série. C'est ensuite de 2007 a 2009 la division "promotion honneur" Alsace Lorraine avec de bons résultats pour le Club ( de poule pour la saison 2007-08).
En 2009, à la suite d'une invitation de la Fédération Allemande de Rugby et à une phase de qualification réussie, l'équipe I du RCL est engagée dans le championnat de  de rugby Allemand "Sud Ouest". Il participe à la 1. Bundesliga pour la saison 2012-2013.

Depuis 2010, l'équipe II du RCL participe au championnat allemand régional Rhénanie-Palatinat.

Palmarès

Liens externes
 Site officiel du club
  www.totalrugby.de - Site allemand sur le rugby national et international
  www.rugby-verband.de - Site officiel de la Fédération allemande

Luxembourg
Club de rugby à XV fondé en 1973
Rugby a Xv

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Turkeys are fun to draw- their head looks like a melted candlestick. This comic may have been inspired by my weekend diet consisting of no other meat than turkey. It's not a fad diet- Adam and I acquired one for free a while ago and we foolishly thought we could get through one by ourselves this weekend. So… much…. turkey.
I had a rather busy past few days. Did some watercolour stuff, and a short click-through adventure game, which I've posted on my blog.
I swear if there was a Upvote button!
I dunno, I once had a grilled cheese that was turkey and cranberry sauce with brie.


Be a fly on the wall during our late-night, philosophical, back-porch discussion with Athens, Georgia low-fi, experimental rock band Bird Names. Tommy Stangroom from Square People and Open Lot founder Jonathan Lisenby join us for the conversation. The podcast also features Bird Names live at Open Lot from November 19th of last year and a track from their new album Metabolism: A Salute to the Energy of the Sun.
Metabolism is dropping tomorrow, Tuesday, March 8th. If you like what you hear on the podcast, get your copy at Northern Spy Records or at your favorite local record store.
Bird Names are performing live at Betty's Bar & Grill this Friday night. Square People and The Solstices round out the bill. Check Bird Names' web site for more tour dates.
BIRD NAMES: a psychedelic pop group born in mid-2000s Chicago, noted for a large catalog of critically-acclaimed low-fi albums and a DIY ethic. Led by principle songwriter/producer David Lineal, Bird Names has been peopled by a number of creative musicians in diverse live intrepretations of their recorded material.
Bird Names believes that music is a magic power– an intuitive empathic force that lets people become more human personally and builds positive community socially. For an alienated and amoral society living on the dessicated leavings of the old natural world, the magic spells of music suggest a path to the Revolution of the Unconsious necessary for our common redemption.


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Q: Doing a Filter within a sub-value in a pivot table This is a follow-up to the questions here, Sorting in excel within a pivot value, which is asking about how to sort within a column in a pivot table as follows:

Now that the data is sorted how would I do the following:

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*Get the "Top 2" items by this value --> This would eliminate the "Drama"  row.

*Get all rows HAVING value (in column) > 500,000 --> This would eliminate two rows "Drama" and "Documentary".

How would I do these two things in Excel?

As an update to clarify, I am aware of the ability to add in a Top N or Value Filter within the Row/Column labels:

I am particularly asking how to do this exact same thing within a specific non-total column, "Sum of Sales in usd". How would this be done?

A: I am using windows but I believe you can do the same in MacOS.
Please note applying same filter for multiple columns may fail so it is best to do the filter for one column at a time.

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Nazar M. Polishuk is a distinguished information analyst and regional leader. He is currently the Head and the Founder of the Information & Analytics Centre "Info-light". In 2016 he was appointed as the Head of State Tariff Commission under the auspices of Rivne's City Council.
Nazar graduated from the National University of Water Management & Natural Resources (Ukraine, Rivne), with the summa cum laude degree. He specializes in geographical information systems and technologies. Nazar has a proven track record of engagement within the community. Some of his previous positions are as follow: Project Manager of the "All-Ukrainian Network of Student Communities"; Vice-Head of the National University of Water Management & Natural Resources' Student Trade Union; a member of the public council attached to the Rivne Regional Administration; a member of the Reform Office in the Rivne region; and Deputy of the Rivne City Council.
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MAD SANTA
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We love to share horror shorts on the site and MAD SANTA seems like the perfect festive gift for all you horror lovers.
Written and Directed by Bruce Blain MAD SANTA was written, shot, edited, and scored in 48 hours for the Vancouver 48 Hour Run N Gun Horror Film Festival.?? It won the coveted Audience Choice Award and received Honorable Mention at the Los Angeles Short Film Festival in March. It also received several nominations at the Vancouver Bad Ass Film Festival.
Bruce Blain has been a salesman, a bar manager, a managing editor, an entrepreneur, a carpenter, a teacher, but in 2004, while living in Thailand, he became a film, TV, and voice actor. He quickly established himself, booking scores of Films and TV Commercials, leading him to the conclusion, finally, that no other career would do.
After a 13 year stay in Southeast Asia, he moved to Vancouver to pursue acting full time. Since arriving there, he has worked on such TV shows as; The Arrangement, Shut Eye, iZombie, Supernatural (twice!), Rush, Motive, Untold Stories of the ER and has a recurring role as Vic on Riverdale; and such films as Max 2: White House Hero, Wedding Bells, Leprechaun: Origins, Rampage 2 and 3, and Lonesome Dove Church; and has been the Campaign Voice for several VO campaigns.
Find out more about Bruce Blain on Twitter @BBinBKK and/or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/bruce.blain.7
Oh and before you watch Mad Santa make sure you are ready! As Bruce Blain says "Do be warned, it is quite intense and fairly violent. Definitely not for the kiddies."
Remember Don't Make Santa Mad!
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Alex studied film at the University of Kent and went on to work for Universal Pictures in their Post Room gaining an inside look at the movie industry from the very bottom. Constantly writing reviews in everything from local magazines to Hip Hop sites Alex honed his critical skills even spending a brief period as a restaurant critic. Read more
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24 September 2012, Hong Kong – CBRE has been appointed as the sole agent for the sale of a vacant site for luxurious residential development in Sheung Shui.
Situated alongside Fan Kam Road in proximity to a large-scale golf course, Hong Kong Golf Club, the site is intended for residential development and to be sold on an "as-is" basis with vacant possession. The total site area is approximately 56,120 sq. ft. and can be developed based on a maximum plot ratio of 0.4 under townplanning. Developments in the vicinity mainly comprise low density luxurious residential developments such as Miami Crescent, Valais and Royal Oaks.
"The subject site enjoys a very exclusive and prime location and is ideal for developing low-rise luxurious residential complexes. As it connects with major transport routes to urban area and the Shenzhen border, the future completed residential development offers a unique investment opportunity for investors or endusers who have cross-border business activities," said Kenny Kwok, Senior Director of Investment Properties, CBRE.
With the implementation of a third round of quantitative easing (QE3), which may result in a further improvement of market sentiment, the sales price for the site is expected to be in excess of HK$80 million.
For details, please contact Mr. Kenny Kwok, Senior Director of Investment Properties, CBRE at 2820 2959.


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Are we being too serious about this immigration thing? It seems to be so knotty and complex that King Solomon might have trouble solving it. Remember when the two women came before him, each having recently given birth, and one of the babies had died? Each claimed the surviving child was hers. The wise King demanded that the baby be cut in half, with each mother receiving one half.
One mother cried, "No, no. Give the child to the other woman . . . don't kill it," while the other woman was agreeing to the solution.
If you remember this story in the Bible, Solomon decreed that the woman who was willing to give up her claim, in order to save the child's life was the real mother. He gave her the baby. The situation is so absurd that it's funny. The solution undeniably wise.
There are times when humor can be a helpful way to deal with a very serious subject. Especially when the subject is as divisive, as controversial in many circles, as illegal immigration. No matter what your position on the immigration problem is, you can't help but realize there is also absurdity in the real life dilemma we're dealing with.
I wrote a piece some time ago, describing the Midwestern father who came down to breakfast and discovered an illegal alien family sitting at his breakfast table, having helped themselves to the fridge and the kitchen — enjoying a big breakfast already. They had broken into the basement during the night, bedded down comfortably, and were now getting their own 3 kids ready to go register at the neighborhood school.
When the startled father asked, "What do you people think you're doing? Who told you to just break into my house and make yourself at home?"
The other father answered, "Look, mister, you've got it made here. We just want to have some of the same good life you've got . . . you can't blame us, can you? By the way, since we don't have a car yet, can you take our kids to school, and my wife to hospital? She's about to deliver another child, and I need to stay here and fix a place for the baby in the basement."
Officials tell us there are somewhere between 12 and 14 million absolutely illegal aliens already living and thriving in America right now. Yes, many may be working in honest jobs and contributing in some ways to the general welfare. That doesn't change the fact that they are — by definition — criminals, lawbreakers, and illegal.
And to my mind, the worst criminals are employers who aid and abet the criminal process, by hiring people they know full well are in the country illegally. That's what criminals do — they break the law, causing others to break the law — to make money, illegally. When caught and found guilty, they go to prison, as they ought to.
What's the answer? These millions of illegals, most of them nice and otherwise laudable folks, are here, right? The specter of trying to round them all up and herd them back across the border is nightmarish to contemplate. It would likely create a low-grade civil war, partly because so many big-hearted and compassionate Americans empathize with the aliens. Who doesn't?
Yet, I haven't heard anybody, even the ACLU or outright alien organizations, declare that our immigration laws should be lax enough to freely admit terrorists, drug dealers, revolutionaries, seditionists, pedophiles, and other known criminals.The laws have been fashioned to protect society and to create an orderly way for honest people to share in the American dream, as citizens — not invaders or scofflaws.
Since there is the necessity to have and enforce laws regarding immigration, this proposed solution seems the only logical answer — demand that every single illegal alien register and stay visible, while learning the history and language and laws of the United States, so that in no more than 3 years — extremely generous, seems to me — he or she can take and pass the same tests all other legal immigrants passed. Nobody would be deported except those who won't do what this country has always required, to live peacefully and obey our laws.
In an efficiently phased program, every employer should be commanded to check thoroughly on the legal status of all employees, under penalty of prison terms for knowingly hiring illegal — and therefore criminal — aliens.
Once identified, both alien and employer would pay fines, continuing until the alien becomes a citizen or is deported. Sure, employers will have to raise the wages,and much of the increase will be added to the cost of goods and services, but the increases won't begin to equal the billions of dollars being charged to American taxpayers as they pay for education, health care and other privileges being accessed by these millions of illegals.
No. There aren't easy solutions here, only right ones. I think King Solomon would agree.
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In the Application controller when it runs index I am loading the include/Header view, and the menu is shown.
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A portal provides users with a unified presentation of portlets generated from disparate data sources. Learn how to develop a JSF portlet with JDeveloper and run it in Oracle's WebCenter Framework.
Specify a portlet with the <portlet></portlet> element.
Specify a portlet class as oracle.portlet.server.bridges.jsf.FacesPortlet.
Listing 3 shows the resulting portlet.xml deployment descriptor.
To configure a JDBC connection with your Oracle database, select the Connections view, right-click the Database node, and select New Database Connection. Specify OracleDBConnection as the connection name, select Oracle JDBC as the connection type, and click Next. Specify OE as the username and password and click Next. Select the default settings for the connection URL and click Next again. Test the connection with Test Connection and click Finish.
The complete web.xml deployment descriptor is listed in Listing 4.
Select the Portlets project in the Applications Navigator and select File->New.
In the New Gallery wizard, select General->Deployment Profiles->WAR File and click OK.
Specify "webapp1" as the deployment profile name and click OK.
Specify "portletsApp" as the J2EE Web Context Root in the WAR Deployment Profile Properties Frame, and click OK.
Select Tools->Start WebCenter Preconfigured OC4J, and click Yes in the Install WebCenter Preconfigured OC4J dialog, to install and start the WebCenter preconfigured OC4J (see Figure 3).
Install and start the WebCenter preconfigured OC4J.
Next, configure a connection with the WebCenter Preconfigured OC4J. In the Connections view, right-click Application Server and select New Application Server Connection. Click Next in the Create Application Server Connection Wizard, specify LocalOC4J as the connection name, and select Standalone OC4J 10g 10.1.3 as the connection type. Click Next. Leave "oc4jadmin" (the default) as the username and specify "welcome" as the password. Click Next. Leave "localhost" (the default) as the host name and specify the RMI Port as 22667. Click Next.
Click Test Connection and then click Finish to test the connection. With that, you have created a connection to the WebCenter Preconfigured OC4J (see Figure 4).
You have created a connection with the WebCenter Preconfigured OC4J.
Next, deploy the WAR deployment profile that you created from the JSP portlet application to the WebCenter Preconfigured OC4J. Right-click webapp1.deploy and select Deploy to->LocalOC4J. Click OK in the Configure Application Window to create the WSDLs for the WSRP application and to deploy the JSF portlet application to the WebCenter Preconfigured OC4J.


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31 families in Peru own 13% of the country's financial wealth
The number of millionaires increased by nearly 10% in 2016
According to the Global Wealth Report 2017 compiled by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) 31 families in Peru own US$ 12.296 billion (12,296,000,000) which is about 13% of the country's total financial wealth.
Additionally, the number of Peruvians with a fortune of more than US$ 1 million increased in 2016 to 7,259; up 652 (9.9%) compared to the previous year. These Peruvian millionaires accumulated a total of US$ 36.59 billion which corresponds to 39% of the country's financial wealth.
But while all this money could make a huge difference in Peru, 70% of it is parked or invested abroad. According to Joaquin Valle, partner and managing director of BCG, preferred countries include Panama, the Caribbean and Central America, the US and Switzerland.
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WorldGuy's Walk for Diabetes Awareness -: New Holland to Zanesville, again.
In case you did not know, I walked this road six years ago. It was the first long walk we had done. My diabetic Uncle was turning eighty. For his surprise birthday celebration I walked to Pittsburg, PA..
I remember the places I had to stop from exhaustion and the physical strain of carrying too much weight, eating heavy unhealthy food and carbonated beverages, walking until I could walk no farther and would have to lay down.
Retracing my steps, the stops, the hills and ditch ways I charged through, the gifts of food I accepted it is clear to me now I needed to slow down. Not charge up an in incline and not accept every can of soda, candy, fried food, burger and pizza that good intentioned people brought me.
Now I walk the path with a calmer pace, walk slower uphill, eat mostly fruit, vegetables and baked chicken ( I share most with Nice (the dog).) I go longer and farther, with more energy.
"Don't put diesel fuel in a sports-car."
The winds of the Dakotas taught me about the futility of battling gravity and the elements.
Walking through Zanesville I am almost embarrassed looking back. But like a child, sometimes you have to do it, to don't it.


They are not cheap Dave about $50 +p&h.But wait there's more if you bought 1 yesterday you get another free!!!!! And to top it off, if you don't catch a fish first cast you can return it and get money back.My luck I would cast straight onto a snag and lose it before the fish had a chance.
They said if you dont catch a fish on your first cast money back.
I think I will give this one a miss.
malleestump wrote: They are not cheap Dave about $50 +p&h.But wait there's more if you bought 1 yesterday you get another free!!!!! And to top it off, if you don't catch a fish first cast you can return it and get money back.My luck I would cast straight onto a snag and lose it before the fish had a chance.
I saw the ad too. Made me want to get one. I wonder if it would work on the kingies.
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Welcome to the Disney Parks Moms Panel, Elizabeth! Thanks for stopping by with your question.
You are just days away from an unforgettable visit to the most magical place on earth. I hope you are as excited as I just got from merely typing those words! Have you started packing yet? Don't forget your favorite ears, Mickey tees, and your backup batteries for your smart devices so you can enjoy all the magical, and super helpful, features the My Disney Experience mobile app will provide you once you are enjoying the magic!
Elizabeth, on evenings when a special event is scheduled, like Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, you will see regular park hours listed, followed by the special event schedule. Guests with regular park admission visiting that park on that day will have to exit the park at the regular closing time posted. In order to enjoy the special events during the party, like the fireworks you are seeing scheduled at 10 pm, you will need the special event ticket for Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party. I highly recommend attending this party. It's my favorite special event of the holidays!
If you are not planning on attending the party on your scheduled Magic Kingdom day, I would recommend changing your day to a day when the regular park hours are longer, so you can enjoy more time at the park and also experience the dazzling firework show, Happily Ever After. You don't want to miss it!
Also, consider adding the park hopper option to your tickets that will provide you the flexibility to visit more than one theme park in one day.


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Based within the Department of Sociology at Durham University, the Centre for Research into Violence and Abuse (CRiVA) is dedicated to improving knowledge about interpersonal violence and abuse, and professional and societal responses to it.
CRiVA was launched in June 2013, and our Director is Professor Nicole Westmarland, with Dr Hannah Bows as Deputy Director. We currently have approximately 300 members, consisting of around 80 staff and students from within the university and around 220 members from across the UK and internationally.
Anyone with an interest in violence and abuse research is welcome to join CRiVA. As well as academics and members of the community, students are particularly encouraged to join and get involved in our research projects, events and discussions.
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CRiVA is made up of a vibrant, supportive community of researchers.
We regularly engage in a number of different activities, from coffee mornings to away days, as well as public lectures, seminars and conferences. We have a number of postgraduate researchers who are actively involved in the research centre, and conducting research into a range of different areas relating to violence and abuse.
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Sexual violence against older women (Dr Hannah Bows)
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A new therapeutic intervention programme for children who have experienced sexual abuse (Josie Phillips)
How the press reporting of sexual violence affects the everyday lives of rape survivors (Kathryn Royal)
Sensemaking with scrapbooking: How victim-survivors make sense(s) of sexual violence in their everyday lives (Rosa Walling-Wefelmeyer)
We warmly welcome the national surge of activism in recent years from students campaigning against violence and abuse on campus, and the ways it links with 'lad culture'.


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the new award-winning isuzu d-max is even better
Birmingham 24th September 2018 – Isuzu UK, the pick-up professionals, is pleased to announce the launch of the updated Isuzu D-Max range of striking, comfortable and hardworking pick-ups.
The updated Isuzu D-Max pick-up range is being officially launched on 1st October 2018. Packed with the latest technology and enhanced specification, the Isuzu D-Max continues to go from strength to strength.
Now standard on all 4x4 models, Trailer Sway Control uses sensors to detect trailer swing and reduce vehicle speed if sway is identified. Speed is controlled by reducing engine torque and braking automatically (without driver operation). Vehicle brake lights will illuminate when automatic braking occurs.
Double cab suspension changes from a 5 piece to a 3-piece leaf spring suspension for improved ride comfort and reduced noise levels, whilst retaining all the benefits of the current suspension. Strength, durability and towing ability remain the same because the springs are made from a higher strength material. Rust prevention has also been improved as the stronger steel has increased hydrogen resistance and a slower corrosion rate.
Kerb weight on double cab models has been reduced by 10kgs resulting in a payload increase of 10kgs.
In addition to the increased safety and comfort features, the Isuzu D-Max includes three new exterior colours – Spinel Red, Sapphire Blue and Galena Grey. The range topping Blade will now be available in four colours, with the addition of Obsidian Grey and Spinel Red now offered in the colour line-up.
D-Max benefits from a refined and enhanced interior, with updated soft pad designs to the arm rests, binnacle and utility box lid. Gloss black trim has been added to the window switches, air vents and glove box, which also incorporates a new Isuzu D-Max badge. The use of new materials increases the quality, look and feel of all premium models and ensures greater comfort on all journeys and terrains.
The updated Isuzu D-Max range is powered by an innovative turbo diesel engine that delivers 164PS and 360Nm of torque. It requires no AdBlue to meet Euro 6 emissions regulations and offers fuel economy that exceeds 40mpg (combined).
In addition to the new features mentioned above, the Isuzu D-Max also retains its superior 3.5 tonne towing, outstanding 125,000 mile / 5-year warranty (whichever comes first) and 5-year roadside assistance in the UK and across Europe.
Pricing for the newly updated Isuzu D-Max range starts at only £16,799 CVOTR (Exc. VAT) for the Isuzu D-Max 4x2 Single Cab to £29,799 CVOTR for the top of the range Blade (automatic).
Following an already successful year for the award-winning Isuzu D-Max, the updated range offers the capability and practicality of the D-Max whilst looking and feeling more sophisticated throughout the pick-up. The award-winning D-Max has already had a successful 2018, being crowned 'Pick-Up of The Year' at the 2018 WhatVan? Awards, 'Most Reliable Pick-Up' for 2018 by Professional Pick-Up & 4X4 magazine, 'Best Workhorse Pick-Up' for 2018 by Trade Van Driver and 'Best Pick-Up 2018' by Scottish Field.
For more information on the Isuzu D-Max range please visit www.Isuzu.co.uk for details of your local dealership.
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Today, equipped with a punchy turbo diesel engine, the D-Max pick-up is leading the charge, delivering 164PS and 360Nm of torque. Each new model comes with 125,000 mile/5 Year warranty and 5 years UK and European roadside assistance. With towing capabilities of 3.5 tonnes, a maximum payload of 1,136kg and a 4x4 drive, the award-winning Isuzu D-Max works for customers day and night even achieving 40.4mpg, meeting Euro 6 emissions standards without the need for AdBlue.
At Isuzu we only make commercial vehicles. We focus on making our pick-ups tough, strong and built to go the distance. Isuzu are the pick-up professionals. We are best placed to discuss pick-ups with professionals, aiming to meet our customers every individual need.
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Kwartety smyczkowe Henryka Mikołaja Góreckiego wobec tradycji gatunku
Henryk Mikołaj Górecki's String Quartets and the Tradition of Genre
Author(s): Teresa Malecka
Published by: Akademia Muzyczna w Krakowie
Summary/Abstract: The category of genre occupies an important place in the process of significant change that underwent in the ideas and the aesthetics of Polish composers of the 20 th century. The problem of existence of genre is also present in Western-European music, although the conditions of that presence seem somewhat different. Carl Dahlhaus claims that genre has always been associated with tradition, which, in his opinion, ...'"offers' musical genres as something readymade. And yet in the postmodern age people no longer live in a society of one tradition but of several and possibly conflicting traditions."Górecki's views on tradition are fairly well known: "I dwell deeply rooted in tradition and this is where I search for a key to the present, a key that would let me to render what I am now and what is around me." The three quartets (1988, 1990, and 2005), with Recitativa and Ariosa "Lerchenmusik" (1984) and Kleine Requiem fuer eine Polka, can be seen as belonging to a special and specific chapter in Górecki's oeuvre, so called late style.The quartet represents a genre that has been treated throughout musical history as the epitome of pure music; in fact, according to C. Dahlhaus, it was "the paradigm of pure, absolute musical art."The quartets however become programme pieces in Górecki. Their titles – Already it is Dusk, Quasi una fantasia, They Sing Songs – usher in a variety of semantic fields. The first two relate to a musical reality: the first to a song by Wacław of Szamotuły, the other to Beethoven's Piano sonata in E flat major Op. 27 No. 1. Both connote with the artist's own earlier work, which is a feature of late style. The musical title of the third quartet refers to the poetry of Velimir Khlebnikov, and in fact, with the lyrics "When horses die, they breathe, / When grasses die, they wither, / When suns die, they go out, / When people die, they sing songs," to an existential situation, also close to the concepts of last style.
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The Multi-Tier Shelf System has Maple shelves that rest on vertical slanting legs without any hardware connections. They're pinned to the topmost shelve with a custom-made solid brass pins, which allows the legs to fold down for flat pack shipping. These Maple legs organically grow from the horizontal top surface, and drop down to the ground. The connection points where more than two pieces come together are either highlighted with the manipulation of it's surrounding to create a 'soft' formal response, or a tectonic expression that elegantly that fuses members together. Also, the shelves have inset camel leather collars that snugly hug the legs to prevent them from sliding down. Additional shelves could be installed at different heights with exact hole patterns that match the leg slant angles.


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Religion in Public
Locke's Political Theology
Elizabeth A. Pritchard
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Philosophy / Philosophy of Religion
Literary Studies / British
John Locke's theory of toleration is generally seen as advocating the privatization of religion. This interpretation has become conventional wisdom: secularization is widely understood as entailing the privatization of religion, and the separation of religion from power. This book turns that conventional wisdom on its head and argues that Locke secularizes religion, that is, makes it worldly, public, and political. In the name of diverse citizenship, Locke reconstructs religion as persuasion, speech, and fashion. He insists on a consensus that human rights are sacred insofar as humans are the creatures, and thus, the property of God. Drawing on a range of sources beyond Locke's own writings, Pritchard portrays the secular not as religion's separation from power, but rather as its affiliation with subtler, and sometimes insidious, forms of power. As a result, she captures the range of anxieties and conflicts attending religion's secularization: denunciations of promiscuous bodies freed from patriarchal religious and political formations, correlations between secular religion and colonialist education and conversion efforts, and more recently, condemnations of the coercive and injurious force of unrestricted religious speech.
Elizabeth A. Pritchard is Associate Professor of Religion at Bowdoin College.
"It may seem impossible to say anything new about John Locke, but Elizabeth Pritchard has done just that. Combining careful readings of Locke's texts with creative applications of Lockean principles to contemporary disputes over culture, religion, and identity, her book will command a broad audience. The Locke, and the Lockeanism, that emerges here is more subtle, more nuanced, and frankly more interesting than the cardboard cut-out so often praised or denounced in contemporary discussions of liberalism. Political theorists, historians, and scholars of religion and culture should all find their views of Locke challenged and enriched in Pritchard's multifaceted reconsideration of this key figure and his legacy."
—Andrew R. Murphy, Rutgers University
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Sugnens är en ort i kommunen Montilliez i kantonen Vaud i Schweiz. Den ligger cirka 15 kilometer norr om Lausanne. Orten har 431 invånare (2021).

Orten var före den 1 juli 2011 en egen kommun, men slogs då samman med kommunerna Dommartin, Naz och Poliez-le-Grand till den nya kommunen Montilliez.

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