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The Third Day Series Details and Key Art Revealed
HBO has provided us with The Third Day series details and key art for the six-part limited series premiering on Monday, September 14 (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET/PT). The series will be available on HBO and to stream on HBO Max. Starring Jude Law and Naomie Harris, the psychological thriller is set on a mysterious British Island …
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HBO Max September 2020 Schedule Including the HBO Lineup
HBO Max has announced the movies and TV shows coming to the streaming service in September, as well as what is leaving. In addition to the HBO Max September 2020 lineup, we've also included what is specifically coming to and leaving HBO. Max Originals debuting in the month include the premiere of Ridley Scott's serialized …
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The Third Day Trailer with Jude Law and Naomie Harris
HBO has released the official The Third Day trailer, which gives you a new look at the limited series premiering on Monday, September 14 (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET/PT). The series will be available on HBO and to stream on HBO Max. Created by Felix Barrett and Dennis Kelly, the show's six episodes are divided into "Summer" …
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HBO Fall 2020 Programming Revealed
The HBO Fall 2020 programming has been revealed and can be viewed below. While not all the titles have premiere dates yet, we'll update this page once there are updates. The HBO Fall 2020 programming will stream on HBO Max as well. Which titles are you looking forward to the most? We're curious to hear …
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The Third Day Premiere Date Set for September
HBO has announced that The Third Day premiere date has been set for Monday, September 14, (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET/PT). The limited series will be available on HBO and to stream on HBO Max. Created by Felix Barrett and Dennis Kelly, the show's six episodes are divided into "Summer" and "Winter." Told over the first three …
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The Third Day Premiere Date Moved Back to Fall
HBO announced today it has pushed back The Third Day premiere date to this fall. The Third Day premiere date was originally set for Monday, May 11. The six-part limited series was created by Dennis Kelly and Felix Barrett. The limited series stars Jude Law (HBO's The New Pope) and Naomie Harris (Academy Award nominee for Moonlight), …
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The Third Day Teaser with Law, Waterston, Watson and Considine
HBO has revealed The Third Day teaser trailer, which gives you a first look at the series premiering on HBO May 11th and on Sky May 12th. Created by Dennis Kelly and Felix Barrett, the show's six episodes are divided into "Summer" and "Winter." The limited series will also be available on HBO On Demand, HBO NOW, HBO GO …
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The Third Day Premiere Dates Set for HBO and Sky
HBO and Sky today announced that limited series The Third Day will premiere this May. Look for the series on HBO May 11th and on Sky May 12th. Created by Dennis Kelly and Felix Barrett, the show's six episodes are divided into "Summer" and "Winter." The limited series will also be available on HBO On Demand, HBO …
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Jude Law to Star in Sky and HBO's Limited Series The Third Day
Sky and HBO have commissioned a new six-part drama limited series, The Third Day, starring Jude Law. The Third Day is the first original drama to be produced by Sky's new production house, Sky Studios, in partnership with Plan B Entertainment, the world-renowned immersive theatre company Punchdrunk International and writer Dennis Kelly (Utopia, Pulling). It …
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The aim of the Youth Communication Team is that young people with speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) will be identified earlier, in order to increase their ability to be involved in decision making about their lives and be able to become involved in education and work.
To identify young people who may have SLCN. When young people are identified, input may be direct speech and language therapy working with all involved services. Where direct therapy is not required, advice is given to the appropriate staff and family.
To ensure the environment is supportive to the communication needs of the young people by collaborating on materials.
To develop skills in the workforce in identifying and meeting communication needs of the young people.
The three year project, with Trust Speech and Language Therapists funded by North Yorkshire County Council (NYCC) since November 2013, was a radical approach to working with young people with multiple vulnerabilities aged from 11-25 years old with No Wrong Door (NWD) and the Youth Justice Service.
349 young people in the Youth Justice Service were screened from December 2013 until May 2017 of which 47% (164) were identified as having speech, language and communication needs. 93% of this cohort was not previously identified as having SLCN.
Where possible, all young people known to the NWD service had a communication screen to identify any previously undiagnosed communication difficulties. This has continued to show approximately 50% of the NWD population as having an SLCN.
Assessments identified poor comprehension, difficulties managing conversation, memory and processing difficulties. These can all have a huge impact on the young person's ability to be involved in relationships, education and work.
To build upon the work already being undertaken in the No Wrong Door (NWD) residential and outreach hubs.
To deliver a Care Leavers element with the No Wrong Door distinguishers.
To deliver interventions within a new SEMH service (Back on Track).
Although these services are explained as separate elements, this is a holistic service and the SLTs appointed to deliver this service are flexible in delivering all aspects of the requirement. The Speech and Language Therapists are an embedded part of the NWD and Leaving Care teams.
The Back on Track team have extended the NWD methodology to children and young people with social, emotional and mental health (SEMH), ensuring a multi-agency, intelligence led approach to meet the pupils needs and maintain permanence in mainstream education placement. In particular, the support provided focuses on those vulnerable young people, known or at risk of being known to social care, with SEMH needs and within mainstream secondary schools, alternative provision and special schools.
If you would like more information, please email: anne.elliott@hdft.nhs.uk.
North Yorkshire County Council sites across the county.
Anne Elliott, Professional Lead Speech and Language Therapy, 01723 580940, anne.elliott@hdft.nhs.uk.


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I see that I can browse to, and select the NFS Export Shares on my Netapp C-Mode filers (9.x) from the NDMP client. My concern is: Is it safe / advisable to backup NFS Exports Containing vSphere Datastore(disks) for VM's?
I see that NDMP dump is supported for NFS but I can't see anything related to "how or if it will affect datastore disks running MS SQL" Etc.


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1. n. strong liquor. Let's go get a little of that blotto.
2. mod. alcohol intoxicated; dead drunk. Let's get some smash and get blotto.
Walford residents are going to be blotto when Kim and Sharon compete in the Albert to see who can win the most punters.


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Improving musculoskeletal health: Global issues
Girish M. Mody, Peter M. Brooks
Musculoskeletal (MSK) disorders are among the leading reasons why patients consult a family or primary health practitioner, take time off work and become disabled. Many of the MSK disorders are more common in the elderly. Thus, as the proportion of the elderly increases all over the world, MSK disorders will make a greater contribution to the global burden of disease. Epidemiological studies have shown that the spectrum of MSK disorders in developing countries is similar to that seen in industrialised countries, but the burden of disease tends to be higher due to a delay in diagnosis or lack of access to adequate health-care facilities for effective treatment. Musculoskeletal pain is very common in the community while fibromyalgia is being recognised as part of a continuum of chronic widespread pain rather than a narrowly defined entity. This will allow research to improve our understanding of pain in a variety of diffuse pain syndromes. The availability of newer more effective therapies has resulted in efforts to initiate therapy at an earlier stage of diseases. The new criteria for rheumatoid arthritis, and the diagnosis of axial and peripheral involvement in spondyloarthritis, permit an earlier diagnosis without having to wait for radiological changes. One of the major health challenges is the global shortage of health workers, and based on current training of health workers and traditional models of care for service delivery, the global situation is unlikely to change in the near future. Thus, new models of care and strategies to train community health-care workers and primary health-care practitioners to detect and initiate the management of patients with MSK disorders at an earlier stage are required. There is also a need for prevention strategies with campaigns to educate and raise awareness among the entire population. Lifestyle interventions such as maintaining an ideal body weight to prevent obesity, regular exercises, avoidance of smoking and alcohol abuse, intake of a balanced diet and nutrients to include adequate calcium and vitamin D, modification of the work environment and avoidance of certain repetitive activities will prevent or ameliorate disorders such as osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout and MSK pain syndromes including low back pain and work-related pain syndromes. These prevention strategies also contribute to reducing the prevalence and outcome of diseases such as hypertension, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and respiratory diseases. Thus, prevention strategies require urgent attention globally.
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N2 - Musculoskeletal (MSK) disorders are among the leading reasons why patients consult a family or primary health practitioner, take time off work and become disabled. Many of the MSK disorders are more common in the elderly. Thus, as the proportion of the elderly increases all over the world, MSK disorders will make a greater contribution to the global burden of disease. Epidemiological studies have shown that the spectrum of MSK disorders in developing countries is similar to that seen in industrialised countries, but the burden of disease tends to be higher due to a delay in diagnosis or lack of access to adequate health-care facilities for effective treatment. Musculoskeletal pain is very common in the community while fibromyalgia is being recognised as part of a continuum of chronic widespread pain rather than a narrowly defined entity. This will allow research to improve our understanding of pain in a variety of diffuse pain syndromes. The availability of newer more effective therapies has resulted in efforts to initiate therapy at an earlier stage of diseases. The new criteria for rheumatoid arthritis, and the diagnosis of axial and peripheral involvement in spondyloarthritis, permit an earlier diagnosis without having to wait for radiological changes. One of the major health challenges is the global shortage of health workers, and based on current training of health workers and traditional models of care for service delivery, the global situation is unlikely to change in the near future. Thus, new models of care and strategies to train community health-care workers and primary health-care practitioners to detect and initiate the management of patients with MSK disorders at an earlier stage are required. There is also a need for prevention strategies with campaigns to educate and raise awareness among the entire population. Lifestyle interventions such as maintaining an ideal body weight to prevent obesity, regular exercises, avoidance of smoking and alcohol abuse, intake of a balanced diet and nutrients to include adequate calcium and vitamin D, modification of the work environment and avoidance of certain repetitive activities will prevent or ameliorate disorders such as osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout and MSK pain syndromes including low back pain and work-related pain syndromes. These prevention strategies also contribute to reducing the prevalence and outcome of diseases such as hypertension, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and respiratory diseases. Thus, prevention strategies require urgent attention globally.
AB - Musculoskeletal (MSK) disorders are among the leading reasons why patients consult a family or primary health practitioner, take time off work and become disabled. Many of the MSK disorders are more common in the elderly. Thus, as the proportion of the elderly increases all over the world, MSK disorders will make a greater contribution to the global burden of disease. Epidemiological studies have shown that the spectrum of MSK disorders in developing countries is similar to that seen in industrialised countries, but the burden of disease tends to be higher due to a delay in diagnosis or lack of access to adequate health-care facilities for effective treatment. Musculoskeletal pain is very common in the community while fibromyalgia is being recognised as part of a continuum of chronic widespread pain rather than a narrowly defined entity. This will allow research to improve our understanding of pain in a variety of diffuse pain syndromes. The availability of newer more effective therapies has resulted in efforts to initiate therapy at an earlier stage of diseases. The new criteria for rheumatoid arthritis, and the diagnosis of axial and peripheral involvement in spondyloarthritis, permit an earlier diagnosis without having to wait for radiological changes. One of the major health challenges is the global shortage of health workers, and based on current training of health workers and traditional models of care for service delivery, the global situation is unlikely to change in the near future. Thus, new models of care and strategies to train community health-care workers and primary health-care practitioners to detect and initiate the management of patients with MSK disorders at an earlier stage are required. There is also a need for prevention strategies with campaigns to educate and raise awareness among the entire population. Lifestyle interventions such as maintaining an ideal body weight to prevent obesity, regular exercises, avoidance of smoking and alcohol abuse, intake of a balanced diet and nutrients to include adequate calcium and vitamin D, modification of the work environment and avoidance of certain repetitive activities will prevent or ameliorate disorders such as osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout and MSK pain syndromes including low back pain and work-related pain syndromes. These prevention strategies also contribute to reducing the prevalence and outcome of diseases such as hypertension, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and respiratory diseases. Thus, prevention strategies require urgent attention globally.
KW - Arthritis
KW - Developing countries
KW - Health workers
KW - Human resources
KW - Musculoskeletal health
KW - Osteoporosis
KW - Road traffic injuries
U2 - 10.1016/j.berh.2012.03.002
DO - 10.1016/j.berh.2012.03.002
JO - Best Practice & Research: Clinical Rheumatology
JF - Best Practice & Research: Clinical Rheumatology
Mody GM, Brooks PM. Improving musculoskeletal health: Global issues. Best Practice & Research: Clinical Rheumatology. 2012 Apr;26(2):237-249. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.berh.2012.03.002

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These are all in very good condition, except one of the drummer boy's drumsticks has a broken tip. The donkey does not have a box, but all the others do and some have original papers inside. This lot includes the set of Nine original Nativity, the 3 wisemen, camel, donkey, cow, goat, drummer boy, and 3 angels, heavenly light, Ring out the Good News, and The greatest of these is Love. The item "Precious Moments Come Let Us Adore Him 9 Piece Nativity LOT Camel Cow Goat+9more" is in sale since Saturday, July 14, 2018. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Decorative Collectibles\Decorative Collectible Brands\Precious Moments\Figurines\Religious, Inspirational".
The seller is "abcsw" and is located in Garden Grove, California. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, China, Sweden, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, South africa, Thailand, Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Switzerland, Norway, Saudi arabia, Ukraine, United arab emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Croatia, Malaysia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa rica, Dominican republic, Panama, Trinidad and tobago, Guatemala, El salvador, Honduras, Jamaica, Antigua and barbuda, Aruba, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Saint kitts and nevis, Saint lucia, Montserrat, Turks and caicos islands, Barbados, Bangladesh, Bermuda, Brunei darussalam, Bolivia, Ecuador, Egypt, French guiana, Guernsey, Gibraltar, Guadeloupe, Iceland, Jersey, Jordan, Cambodia, Cayman islands, Liechtenstein, Sri lanka, Luxembourg, Monaco, Macao, Martinique, Maldives, Nicaragua, Oman, Peru, Pakistan, Paraguay, Reunion.


A few trusty Kelvintators (Alex, Allan and I) left Glasgow on Thursday morning to meet Mike to fish a few rivers that we had discussed about at great length – around 15mins. Little did we know we were driving towards a rather vicious cold front that swept in to pretty much put a stop to any meaningful fly life.
Mike and I headed upstream on the Dean while Alex and Allan headed a fair old distance away to try their luck on an entirely different section of water on the Isla. The Water of Dean is around half the size of the Kelvin – more like the size of one of its tributaries in some parts I would say.
Alex meanwhile was having a bonanza on the Isla catching a trout around the 3.5lb mark..
This of course prompted Mike and I to panic due to our lack of trout and make a bee line for the Isla – Mike stooped to a whole knew low and possibly shocked all the fish in our little stretch.
Needless to say, we did not see any action.
If there was one thing we learned on this trip it was "don't camp in April" in fact another add-on little gem of wisdom would be "don't arrange a trip in April".
Little did they know it was to stop freezing to death.
Shhh – that story has still to come, if you fancy qriting part two I can send you the photos ?
Despite the cold, it sounds like you had a good time… and the captions on the pics are brill!
I must admit that I haven't fly-fished since going into the wheelchair, but now the wife wants to learn, who knows?!!
In this day and age there should be little stopping you getting out in a boat in a wheelchair – I mind hearing of a good few venues with adapted boats for chairs.
Alistair's nightly pep talks, c'mon boys tomorrow's the day, olives hatching, trout rising everywhere and us bagging up !
oh, and we caught a few fish!


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Infest 2003: VNV Nation / God Module / Hypnoskull / Seabound / S.I.T.D. / Tarmvred / Needle Sharing / Culture Kultür / Resurrection Eve / Je$us Loves Amerika / Arkham Asylum
Bradford University, Bradford, 23-25 August 2003
"The best Infest yet"
Unable to attend last year's Infest and seeing the terrific line up the organisers had planned for this year, I was determined to make the annual pilgrimage to West Yorkshire for Infest 2003. There were no less than seven UK debuts amongst an impressive international line up that took in acts from the US (God Module), Belgium (Hypnoskull), Germany (Seabound, S.I.T.D., Needle Sharing), Sweden (Tarmvred), Spain (Culture Kultür), and even Australia (Resurrection Eve). I didn't bother with the opening Friday night as headliners cut.rate.box had already been sampled live, scrap.edx were unknown and (from previous experience) Tarantella Sepentine was of little interest.
Saturday 23rd
With their name alone, Je$us Loves Amerika ensured a prompt 4pm arrival and fair hearing. It was worth the effort, with their brand of grumbling dark industrial and muttha fucka rap lyrics working surprisingly well. Stylistically, a bit American, i.e. aggressive and hard, but with some good tunes and harsh but competant vocals. I also liked the "Satanic Army" T-shirt branded in the style of the Salvation Army. The trancey sequencers, hard percussion, brutal beats and odd guitar riff mixed well with the 9/11 disaster samples. A solid performance that went down well despite the early slot.
Spain's Culture Kultür were up next and one of my three main draws this year. So far, their albums have a tendancy to veer alarmingly between the brilliant and the embarassing. The vocals being particularly variable. Live however, they were better than I'd anticipated with a frontman Salva Maine who proved he can sing really well. The show was energetic and the set focused on the strongest of their songwriting - although their superb instrumentals were sadly absent.
Relative newcomers Seabound were the second of my three main reasons for attending. Having been impressed by the less obvious aspects of their debut album No Sleep Demon, this was someone I'd been looking forward to seeing since they had to pull out of last year's Dark Jubilee Festival. In all honesty they were a little disappointing. The vocals were well below album standard and none of their instrumental or more ambient tracks - which set them apart from the future pop tag - were included. Apparently, this was their first live date this year and that may have accounted for the less than perfect vocals. Certainly, they appeared to improve as the set progressed. Even so, singer Frank Spinath, significantly changed the style of his vocal delivery and never for the better in my view.
In addition to a selection of high BPM stuff from their debut album, including Torn, Hooked and Travelling, Seabound peformed several new songs. The slow ballad Kiss was a rare point of temperance and first-rate it was too. The Infest crowd were priviledged to hear the first ever live performance of Seabound's new single - Contact which was a pumping dance floor number. For the encore was another solid new (higher BPM) track - Transformer. For an act with only one album under their belt, Seabound are both mightily confident and impressive performers and so worth checking out. Their concluding cover of New Order's Confusion was as inspired as it was unexpected.
Remarkably, the third main reason for my attendance was next up - talk about concentrated euphoria! Swede Jonas Johansson's (aka Tarmvred) first album, sub:fusc has already been selected by DSO as one of last year's essential purchases and I was desperately trying to keep my expectations in check for fear of disappointment. I needn't have worried. This was pure brilliance. Emotion-laden melodies, distortion, crushing beats - truly remarkable. It's difficult to find words to do this set justice. Known for never wishing to give the same performace twice, Tarmvred's sets are largely improvised and relatively freeform. This results in Commodore game bleeps combining with pure noise and drum 'n' bass percussion. Yet in Johansson's skilled hands the resulting sound transcends its parts and passes onto a new form entirely.
The audience loved every minute of the all-too-brief set which, I discover later, had to be cut short by ten minutes due to technical difficulties. Apparently Johansson's normal gear had been stolen the week before the gig and rather than cancel, he bought new equipment, had a acutely steep learning curve a few days beforehand and 'muddled through' as best he could on the night. This fact makes this performance all the more staggering. This man is a genius.
Needle Sharing - now had the programme not advised me that this guy was from Germany, I'd have sworn he was, on first impressions at least, American. His insane energy and half distrubing/half engaging permanent grin either an outward expression of a susceptible state of mind or general good mood. Once he confirmed, in heavy German accent, that he was happy to be in England I realised that he was just a happy German. The second of several 'one man and his laptop' acts that would grace this year's event, this reminded me a bit of Ultraviolence only more industrial and less techno. It didn't exactly fire me up like it is clearly supposed to - this isn't exactly the sort of music you chill out to on a Sunday morning - but it was okay. Again though, the performance stood out as something special despite the limited stage presence. Already this was an emerging theme of this year's festival.
American trad industrial/EBM outfit God Module have certainly managed to garner much praise since they emerged onto the scene a few years ago. Until today, I'd only heard tracks on compilations or that they'd remixed and had been thoroughly underwhelmed. Still, their top billing on the longest day of the festival certainly seems to have been valid if the general audience reaction was anything to go by. But I have to say these lived up to my low expectations. I do not see why folk are so excited by these two guys. Competent sure, but nothing original at all.
Sunday 24th
First to the stage were Arkham Asylum who reminded my of the sort of digi-goth bands that used to clutter up the early Infests. Named after the insane asylum where Batman's nemesis The Joker was incarcerated is a fine heritage to draw on but it is wasted on this amateurish trash. I listened to about thirty seconds then promptly went back outside for some noise pollution free air.
Resurrection Eve had travelled all the way from Australia to appear at this event - presumably seeing this as more of a marketing exercise and brief holiday rather than a money making exercise. If that was the aim then they succeeded perfectly. Comparisons in the festival programme to De/Vision and Diary of Dreams were both well made. Good 'n' glossy with a slight Gothic tinge, the singer crept around the stage, frequently pulling dramatic poses. Yet this theatrical delivery was fine given that the vocalist was excellent; technically, probably the best voice of the entire festival. The vocals are perhaps the band's biggest selling point, but that's not to say that the thumping tribal drums and strong melodies were any less polished. Probably unknown to 90% plus of the audience before today, they can rest assured that after their appearance Resurrection Eve have firmly made their mark on the UK.
I'd heard Snuff Machinery by the next act, S.I.T.D., on the second Septic compilation which then reminded me a little of :wumpscut:. In fact, they weren't much like :wumpscut: at all, but were like a very good German industrial/EBM outfit. Primal industrial electronics that drifted into heavy VNV territory at times, this was effective stuff. But why is it that these live two-piece bands insist on letting the singer roam around the front providing the only visual interest, whilst the lone keyboard player is banished to the centre back of the stage? This seems even less logical when, as here, the guy at the back was sharing vocal duties.
Still, that's not to suggest that this was anything but a performance brimming with enthusiasm. Lead man Carsten Jacek, was clearly having fun and was determined to feed that back into the audience - which he did to great effect. The band's remix for the Pzycho Bitch track Reach Up was delivered with gusto, but it was the stuff from their Snuff EP that registred most - Rose Coloured Sky being the standout track. It made perfect sense to save their best-known track for last and, sure enough, Snuff Machinery had the desired effect on a responsive crowd. A satisfying conclusion to an impressive set. One of the unexpectedly pleasant surprises of the festival - which is always part of the fun of these events.
By now, 8pm on Day 3, the 900-strong crowd were well warmed up. The response so far was broadly very positive, expressed both vocally and physically, with more folk on the dance floor, even for the smaller acts, than I can recall at any previous Infest. "This should be something special" said one of the organisers to me just before Hypnoskull took to the stage. Another 'one man and his technology' set up, I wondered just how special such a limited... bloody hell! I wasn't ready for this. Mad gabba breakbeat industrial techno noise with rap lyrics on top, there was an Orbital-like rave atmosphere as the cut-up samples and visuals were punched home with serious drum 'n' bass beats. This was a brilliant performance. Huge, high contrast black and white graphics slaming single words - FUCK, SHIT, etc or more considered anti-capitalist slogans onto a screen behind Patrick Stevens (one of the founder members of Sonar) perfectly reflected the audio barrage. Very entertaining, if not for the faint-of-heart.
Finally, VNV Nation took to the Infest stage for a second time (their first appearance here being in 2000). Unfortunatley, like Seabound the day before, VNV were (initially at least) a bit disappointing. Ironically, whereas earlier in their career it was more likely that the vocals would be a let down, this time it was the sound mix and the presentation. The music was too bass heavy, meaning that the band's trademark haunting melodies were simply drowned out. Standing was a prime example - the song's drama lost amid the muddy sound. This was frustrating since Ronan Harris proved once more that his live vocal performance has come on significantly since their early live appearances. Secondly, it was impossible to make out the impressive, bespoke CGI visuals due to the proliferation of smoke and bright lights.
Nevetheless, things did get better. A superb rendition of Electronaught (my highlight of last year's Futureperfect album) and, get this, a storming cover of Nitzer Ebb's Getting Closer with Ronan on keyboards and Mark sharing vocal duties with Tom - the backing vocalist from S.I.T.D. - who both did remarkably accurate impressions of McCarthy et al! There is a saying, if you've been to one VNV Nation gig you been to them all. While there is an element of truth to that statement, here at least there was clear evidence of the band trying some newer ideas out (if not exactly being radical). The extra euphoria keyboards at the end of an extended Standing were one example. And, despite popular myth, they've lost none of their humility. Ronan and Mark are just as likely, indeed more likely now to stop and have a five minute chat with the audience throwing in everything from self-deprecating jokes about Paddys stealing cars to tales of getting pissed on park benches the night before with fans. Hardly the stuff of prima donnas some would have you believe they are.
A series of choice international DJs ensured that the periods between bands was of a similarly high standard, loads of cute babes wearing very little (of course), some friends and good conversations, cheap beer, significantly improved catering, several CDs and DVDs purchased in the essential marketplace and the best ever attendance. All in all - a corker of an Infest... Hell, call a spade a spade - it was the best Infest yet. The organisers and all involved should be proud that they can say, without any question, that Infest is the UK festival that you must visit at least once in your life. Go on, you owe it to yourself.
Infest 2001
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Charlie Skeens, 71
Elizabeth Fleck, 99
James Houlihan, 69
Mary Wintrode, 90
Dean Alan Hettmansperger, 53, Wabash, died Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2013, at his home. He was born Nov. 11, 1960 in Wabash, to B.R. and Jo Ann (Koerner) Hettmansperger.
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Charlie Skeens, 71, North Manchester, died Dec. 4 at 9:10 a.m. at his residence. He was born Dec. 4, 1942 to Roy and Sadie (Mullett) Skeens in Logan County, W.V.
Elizabeth M. Fleck, 99, North Manchester, died at 10 a.m., Tuesday, Dec. 3, at Peabody Retirement Community in North Manchester. She was born Oct. 1, 1914 in Laketon, to David and Bertha (Buck) Whitehurst.
James Patrick "Pat" Houlihan, 69, Peru, died at 4:05 p.m., Dec. 3, at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne. He was born June 17, 1944 in Fort Wayne, to Paul and Phoebe (Millican) Houlihan.
Mary Wintrode, 90, North Manchester, died at her residence on Dec. 3 at 8:30 a.m. She was born in Marion on July 14, 1923 to Joseph and Elizabeth (Peters) Walls.
Deane Kline, 88
Deane A. Kline, 88, formerly of Claypool, died Dec. 1 at Parkview Whitley Hospital in Columbia City. She was born Oct. 28, 1925 in North Manchester to the late Warren and M. Eloise (Peabody).
Ann Graff, 79
Ann Graff, 79, Indianapolis, formerly of North Manchester, passed away at 5:20 p.m. on Nov. 28 at St. Vincent's Hospice, Indianapolis. She was born March 25, 1934 to Irven and Mary (Snider) Wendel, in Wabash County.
Marie Gray, 89
Marie A. Gray, 89, Andrews, passed away at 2:45 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 30, at her daughter's home in Lagro. Marie was born on Dec. 13, 1923 in Huntington, daughter of William and Augusta (Kinsey) Burtnett.
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Le Comté de Badarán est un titre nobiliaire espagnol  créé le  par le roi Alphonse XIII et attribué à Pío García-Escudero y Ubago, lieutenant-gouverneur de la Banque d'Espagne.

Sa dénomination fait référence à la localité de Badarán (La Rioja).

Comtes de Badarán

Histoire des Comtes de Badarán
 Pío García-Escudero y Ubago († en 1927), comte de Badarán
 Marié avec María del Pilar Fernández-Urrutia y Sola. Lui succède son fils:
 Pío García-Escudero y Fernández-Urrutia, comte de Badarán
 Marié avec Emma Torroba y Goicoechea. Lui succède son fils:
 Felipe García-Escudero y Torroba, comte de Badarán
 Marié avec Eloísa Márquez y Cano. Lui succède son fils:
 Pío García-Escudero y Márquez, comte de Badarán
 Marié avec María del Carmen Ramos y Pérez.

Badaran
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Protecting Natural Lands: Information for Landowners
If you own land, or cherish a special place, what can you do to protect it forever? The Hamilton Naturalists' Club's (HNC) land trust program works with landowners to find the best way to meet our mutual conservation goals and the landowner's tax and estate planning needs. HNC staff can provide technical and legal information on conservation strategies and on tax and other financial benefits of conservation. HNC also suggests that landowners get independent legal and financial advice.
There are a variety of options to ensure your land is permanently protected, including:
Outright donation of all or part of a property.
Donation of land with provision for continued use by the donor.
Sale at below market value with a charitable donation receipt for the difference between market value and the sale price (known as a split receipt).
Donation of a conservation easement to permanently protect natural features on all or part of a property, while maintaining private ownership.
Bequests of land through one?s will to create a nature sanctuary. In some cases, the HNC may consider purchase of high priority natural areas at market value.
To learn more or to talk to us about conservation options, please contact:
Jen Baker, Land Trust Manager
Email land@hamiltonnature.org
Donor Story
Alan and Lorraine
In 2005, Dundas resident Lorraine Stewart donated land in the Beverly Swamp to the HNC. The resulting Thomas & Mary Young Nature Sanctuary serves as a permanent memorial to Ms. Stewart's grandparents. It is managed to protect the provincially significant natural heritage values of the site. Ms.Stewart received a charitable donation receipt for the value of the land. Since the property is ecologically significant, the gift was eligible for preferred income tax treatment.
FAQs about protecting land through securement
1. What is a Land Trust?
Land Trusts are conservation organizations that own land and/or hold interests in land, such as conservation easements, as part of their efforts to protect, enhance or restore natural areas, heritage features or agricultural lands. Land trusts work with landowners to take direct action in permanently protecting lands for conservation. Most land trusts are locally or regionally based with volunteer leadership and strong community links. The HNC became Ontario's first land trust in 1961 with the purchase of our Spooky Hollow Nature Sanctuary.
2. Do I have to donate all of my property?
You can donate a portion of your property, such as the natural lands, and retain agricultural land, and/or land around buildings on the property. Donating a portion of your land to the HNC will help relieve the burden of liability associated with owning land.
3. What are the financial benefits of donating land to the HNC?
Donations of land or conservation easements can provide significant tax advantages. A third party, unbiased appraiser determines the value of the donation and the HNC issues a charitable receipt for this value. Donating land or conservation easements through Environment Canada's Ecological Gifts Program provides enhanced tax savings that can be used against 100% of your total annual income over ten years plus the year of the donation. Environment Canada's Ecogifts program certified organizations like the HNC to act as recipients of ecological gifts.
4. Will you accept any property?
The HNC has developed criteria to evaluate the potential of accepting properties. The criteria includes determining the environmental significance of the property, its long-term stewardship costs and its potential threats.
5. What is a conservation easement?
Also called a conservation agreement, it provides the landowner with the flexibility of retaining ownership and use of the land while protecting significant features. Conservation easements are legal documents by which the landowner voluntarily places restrictions on specific activities on the property. The easement runs on title and is tailored to fit the interests of the landowners and the features being protected so that all future landowners are bound by your conditions.
6. The part of my property I'm thinking of donating does not have any road access. Would you still be interested in it?
The HNC is interested in considering properties with no road access and already has a nature sanctuary that is landlocked. We can come up with creative solutions to gain access to the property, such as by making agreements with neighbouring landowners.
7. Will my property become a nature sanctuary?
Yes, all properties that the HNC secures become nature sanctuaries.
8. If I want to discuss this with someone, what is the next step?
The HNC would be happy to arrange a meeting and a site visit of your property. Please contact Jen Baker, Land Trust Manager, at 905.524.3339 to make arrangements.
Information for Potential Donors (Non-Land Owners)
What can you do to help protect land forever?
The Hamilton Naturalists' Club depends on the generous support we receive from members, friends, foundations, businesses and others to protect significant natural areas, restore habitats, create educational opportunities, and provide hands-on volunteer experiences. Donor support is the key to ensuring we can continue and build on more than 95 years of protecting nature for future generations. If you value open space, the natural environment, and your community, please consider a gift to the land trust program of the Hamilton Naturalists' Club. It's an investment in your future!
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Q: get dates from with specific time and date filter I would like to get dates from tomorrow until 5 days with specify time and date values.
I tried this:
$date = date_create(date('d.m.Y 14:00:00'));

for ($x = 1; $x <= 5; $x++) {

    date_add($date, date_interval_create_from_date_string("1 days"));

    if ($date->format('w') >= 1 && $date->format('w') <= 5) {
        $dates[] = date_format($date, "d.m.Y H:i:s");
    }

    for ($y = 0; $y < 4; $y++) {

        if ($date->format('w') >= 1 && $date->format('w') < 5) {

            if ($date->format('H') >= 16) {

                $dates[] = date_format($date, "d.m.Y H:i:s");

            }

        } elseif ($date->format('w') == 5) {

            $dates[] = date_format($date, "d.m.Y H:i:s");

        }

        date_add($date, date_interval_create_from_date_string("1 hours"));

    }

    date_add($date, date_interval_create_from_date_string("-4 hours"));

}

Result:
Array
(
    [0] => 02.07.2021 14:00:00
    [1] => 02.07.2021 14:00:00
    [2] => 02.07.2021 15:00:00
    [3] => 02.07.2021 16:00:00
    [4] => 02.07.2021 17:00:00
    [5] => 05.07.2021 14:00:00
    [6] => 05.07.2021 16:00:00
    [7] => 05.07.2021 17:00:00
    [8] => 06.07.2021 14:00:00
    [9] => 06.07.2021 16:00:00
    [10] => 06.07.2021 17:00:00
)

But this is not correct.
It should be:
Array
    (
        [0] => 02.07.2021 14:00:00
        [1] => 02.07.2021 15:00:00
        [2] => 02.07.2021 16:00:00
        [3] => 02.07.2021 17:00:00
        [4] => 02.07.2021 18:00:00
        [5] => 05.07.2021 16:00:00
        [6] => 06.07.2021 17:00:00
        [7] => 06.07.2021 18:00:00
    )

Summary:
I would like to get all dates where the day ist NOT saturday or sunday with thime 16,17,18 o'clock. Is it es Friday additional 14 and 15 o'clock.
Where is my mistake ? :(

A: If you have PHP >= 5.1:
function isWeekend($date) {
    return (date('N', strtotime($date)) >= 6);
}
function isWeekend($date) {
    $weekDay = date('w', strtotime($date));
    return ($weekDay == 0 || $weekDay == 6);
}

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Holonki  (, Holionky) is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Brańsk, within Bielsk County, Podlaskie Voivodeship, in north-eastern Poland.

According to the 1921 census, the village was inhabited by 258 people, among whom 235 were Roman Catholic, 16 were Orthodox, and 7 were Mosaic. At the same time, all inhabitants declared Polish nationality. There were 39 residential buildings in the village.

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