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When you ask people why they decided to go to college, obviously a big reason is to obtain a degree in one academic discipline or another in order to launch a career and make $1 billion or create world peace. But for many people college is also a next step in personal development. It involves moving away from your home country or hometown, meeting new people and forming new relationships—personal, professional and romantic.
And while physical violence in a relationship is a clear crossing of the red line, verbal or other psychological abuse may or may not be illegal depending on circumstances. Regardless, it is definitely not a sign of a healthy relationship. If you are involved in such a relationship, or know someone who is, you need to tell someone—police, Resident Assistant, coach or professor—who can get the help that is needed.
In today's world things can spin out of control very quickly on social media or via text messaging. And in my experience, once a relationship gets to a certain point the issues it brings may not just disappear by themselves, however much we might wish it so. There is no shame in asking for outside help if you feel you need it.
On the Beat is a weekly safety column written by Sergeant Jeffrey Daberko of CWRU Police Department. He welcome questions, suggestions and gripes/groans/moans/complaints about campus life at policecolumn@case.edu.


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* `check_certificate_chain.py`: does exactly what the name suggests
* `nmap-heartbleed/`: nmap NSE plugin to scan for the Heartbleed vulnerability in OpenSSL

### Setup
```
pip install M2Crypto
git clone git@github.com:azet/tls_tools.git
./check_certificate_chain.py
  Usage: check_certificate_chain.py [server/ip] [port]
```

### Contribution
Yes. Please.

### Licensing
See: `LICENSE`

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Roster of Benches from 22nd August 2022 to 9th September 2022 at Peshawar and Swat
AMENDED/FRESH SCHEDULE OF BENCHES FROM 22/8/2022 TO 9/9/2022 IN RESPECT OF CASES FIXED BEFORE KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA SERVICE TRIBUNAL AT PESHAWAR AND SWAT
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Paul Andersen explains why radiation occurs and describes the major types of radiation. He also shows how alpha, beta, and gamma radiation affect the nucleus of a radioactive atom. Nuclear equations are also discussed.


Here's the color sample of Prismacolor Premier Soft Core Colored Cencils 132 set.
I created it according to the RGB values Prismacolor offered on their web site.
I changed the values of Canary Yellow comparing it with my real Prismacolor colored pencil, because the color value they offered on their site was totally the same as that of Lemon Yellow.
And so did I shifted Beige Sienna, because the values of it was offered the same as Clay Rose. It turned out that these two colors were different when I checked them with the real colored pencils.
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White Cowboy Hats
Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.
~Romans 12:21
Good vs. Evil is the theme of our favorite shows, our favorite novels, and lessons from history. For anyone who loves cowboy movies and understands this genre, the white cowboy hats always win in the end. The climax of any good story builds to evil nearly taking over and then good passes in the inside lane. There is something about "good" winning the day that delights our spirit. It is the struggle in the human condition put on display. We are always thrilled when we see these victory stories come true in the past or the present.
We recently lost an important member of my family. Although my mom's second husband, Frank, only joined our family for 2 + years it was an honour to spend the last days of his life with him. Born in The Netherlands, he knew life in Europe before WWII, during WWII, and post WWII. When he and his first wife moved to our community (I was a child), I remember they brought with them the stories and memories of being isolated in their communities due to the war. Stories that Canadian civilians only read about in newspapers were played out before this man's eyes.
Despite the fact that The Netherlands tried to establish a neutral stance politically, they were invaded by Germany in 1940. My mom's husband spent a significant part of his childhood growing up in a German occupied (Nazi controlled) society in The Netherlands. This meant that all forms of communication would be cut off, including the radio and the newspaper. While they were right in the center of that war, they had no real idea of what was going on; Frank and his friends would lie on their backs with the airplanes zooming through the sky. By the end of Nazi rule, supplies were getting very lean, food was getting scarce and Frank remembers his mother boiling tulip bulbs to keep the family fed. All of this reminds me of the enemy of our souls who always takes more than he gives.
When Frank immigrated to Canada in 1982 he got to know some of the veterans, in our community. After comparing notes with one Canadian veteran, Frank figured he was either in or near his community on that wonderful day of liberty for the people of The Netherlands. The Dutch people were free of evil--Nazi rule--through the hard work, courage and great sacrifices of Canadian and other Allied soldiers, the remaining German forces in the country surrendered on May 5, 1945, finally liberating all of the Netherlands (Wikipedia). When we read this story in the history book we cheer inwardly. I feel blessed that Canada's history has our brave soldiers wearing those figurative white cowboy hats and brave enough to face evil and work to eradicate it. Frank (my mother's husband) said it was a wonderful day in his town when his people were no longer kept captive and dominated by evil forces. Because of the isolation and lack of supplies the kids hadn't had treats of any sort in quite some time. He said the Canadian soldiers threw chocolate bars in the streets that day of celebration May 5th, 1945. He said it was a day no one who was part of it would ever forget.
Good versus evil is the pull and tug in our soul from the day we are born. When the fall of man happened in Genesis chapter 3, evil entered the world and became part of our day to day existence. It is interesting that even an atheist can see who the good "guys" and bad "guys" were in World Wars. This is proof that the Bible is true and that the general revelation around us gives us a moral compass.
The Christian Action Federation is working to provide youth with "roadmap" advice for making choices to live their lives. The redeemer of our souls does more than push back the forces of evil; He obliterates it, giving us victory over our sin nature when we invite Him. Thank you for your prayers as we seek to serve the youth of our region by offering a light (God's Word) for their path. We want them, not to be overcome by evil, but to overcome evil with good. Romans 12:21
With the help of CAFNB you can get the conversations started this year at: youth services, youth groups, school groups, parent gatherings, mission committees, and more.
These have been busy and rewarding days traveling and speaking for CAFNB. This fall I have enjoyed developing a preventative education presentation called High(er) warning about the use of recreational cannabis, alcohol, e-cigarettes, and the fentanyl crisis. I had the privilege of presenting this presentation at the Association of Christian School World Concerns Days for teens. I had the opportunity to share this to over 200 teens between two days in Sussex, NB and Toronto, Ontario.
A senior's group, Kingston Peninsula Pearls, were attentive as I shared with them about strength of an intergenerational life. I love to speak to groups of seniors and encourage them to be involved in the lives of their grandchildren and great-grandchildren; young people need seniors and seniors need young people.
First Moncton WMS welcomed me to speak to their group. I brought them up to date on the new presentation High(er) and talked to them about the challenge's youth face today with choices about substance. I always appreciate connecting to these groups that are so faithful to pray for the work of CAFNB.
I look forward to sharing with the congregation of French Lake in few weeks. I will be sharing this month during chapel service at NBBI. New Life Mission is a wonderful outreach to kids after school in Moncton. I look forward to speaking to the kids at the program at the end of the month.
Please contact me marshaboydmitchell@gmail.com or (506) 433-4005 at the office to set up a time to get the conversation started.
Gerald Dawson, Mary Elizabeth Dawson, Helen Saulnier, and Edward Saulnier
by Bruce and Betty Peacock
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How Strong Was Bruce Lee?
Bruce Lee, Fitness, Grunge
The transcript below is from the video "How Strong Was Bruce Lee?" by Grunge.
Grunge (Brian P. Rubin, YouTube Channel for fun facts and cool tidbits on history, entertainment, science, and plenty more):
Bruce Lee was fast, and agile, and the most universally revered martial arts star in history. Known to deliver kicks and blows that were so impossibly swift, some considered them unblockable. He sparred with legitimate full-contact fighting legend Chuck Norris, and though he rarely fought for real, he's probably as close as anyone will ever get to "unbeatable" in people's minds. So we all know about his skill. But how strong was he? Anyone who has seen Lee's fight scenes knows that the man relied heavily on his extreme speed and his ability to deliver swift, powerful attacks.
But have you ever wondered how strong the Dragon was? If someone somehow managed to match his sheer skill and found a way to negate his fast-forward quickness, and it all came down to sheer physical strength, could Lee still prevail? After all, regardless of the man's combat prowess, he was still an extremely slight guy – a stick figure in a yellow jumpsuit, if you will. Well, don't worry, because it turns out that Lee was also pretty darn strong too. According to Martial Tribes, Lee didn't focus on gaining big muscles, but rather on muscle contraction and fine-tuning the nerves that control the muscles. As such, he was capable of releasing tremendous amounts of "twitch muscle" power in short bursts. While the laws of physics prevented his 5'8 frame from bench-pressing elephants, his intense training and sheer force of will still bestowed him with incredible strength.
Bruce Lee:
"You have to train, you have to keep your reflexes, so when you want it, it's there.
When you want to move, you're moving."
He was built like a gymnast, had little body fat, and while he was no body builder, he was extremely muscular in the places that fit his needs – for instance, his lats were so massive that they actually stretched to his sides. As such, Lee could perform feats of strength that are usually well out of reach for a man his height and weight. He was reportedly known to hold a 75-pound weight outstretched in one hand while doing 50 one-armed chin-ups with the other. Let's see the world's strongest man do that! But Lee's entire philosophy was actually the opposite of most body builders. According to CNN, he became strong by deliberately making himself lean and lithe. He turned his body into a compact package of power and prowess by following an absolutely "fanatical" training program, choking down raw meat smoothies and vitamin supplements for sustenance. As a result, Lee was capable of doing push-ups with only two fingers and delivering a devastating one-inch punch that has inspired actual scientists to study how a punch that strong can be thrown in the first place.
"Baby, you better train every part of your body!"
So how did he do it? According to BruceLee.com, Bruce Lee was big on experimenting with different fitness and workout techniques to mold his body into the kind of machine he preferred. He often made his own training equipment, and took a strict "function over form" approach to his body. To keep track of his methodology, he wrote down every single crunch he did, punch he threw, and mile he ran. Lee's training program varied and he enjoyed experimenting, but it was generally some combination of weight lifting, cardio, stretching, jogging, and martial arts training. Reportedly, he particularly enjoyed meditation and jogging, which he described as an hour to his own thoughts.
"I said, empty your mind. Be formless, shapeless. Like water."
And he always followed his strict training regimen to a T, saying-"Above all, never cheat on any exercise. Use the amount of weight that you can handle without undue strain." One area where Lee did cheat, though, was his diet. Though he abstained from alcohol, caffeine and tobacco, and stayed away from dairy and refined flours, he ultimately believed in eating whatever he felt like – just in moderation. He said, "Eat what your body requires, and don't get carried away with foods that don't benefit you." Do that and maybe you too can one day be as strong as Bruce Lee. But probably not! Check out one of our newest videos right here! Plus, even more Grunge videos about your favorite stars are coming soon. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and hit the bell so you don't miss a single one.
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Bruce Lee is Way Too FAST for Karate World Champion!
As a World Karate Champion, Vic Moore didn't think that Bruce Lee was fast enough, he then go on stage to challenge Bruce Lee....
Bruce Lee vs Chuck Norris | Real Fight
Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris engaged in a legendary showdown in Golden Harvest's Way of the Dragon, but wouldn't you like to know what would have happened!...
First Look Inside Bruce Lee's Former Dojo | Plus his Memorial Statue and a Visit to his Former Home
In this video I finally visit the former dojo of the great Bruce Lee, as well as his statue in Chinatown, and his former home in Culver City. ...


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A collaborative study led by the OPDC's Dr Nora Bengoa-Vergniory has shown that compounds known as molecular tweezers could become a promising disease modifying therapy for Parkinson's.
A team of researchers has shown that tiny compounds known as molecular "tweezers" could become a promising therapy to slow Parkinson's. This new kind of drug works by pulling apart toxic clumps of protein that form in the brain during Parkinson's.
The therapy has previously shown high potential for targeting toxic protein clumps that form in neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer's. The research teams therefore investigated whether a particular molecular tweezer, CLR01, was able to reduce formation of protein clumps in cell and mouse models of Parkinson's.
The research was led by the Oxford Parkinson's Disease Centre at the University of Oxford, created through funding from Parkinson's UK, and supported by the Medical Research Council with collaborators from the University of Bordeaux, the Universidad del País Vasco and the University of California.
The study showed that CLR01 is able to decrease clusters of the Parkinson's protein alpha-synuclein forming and prevent the death of human neurons that were made from stem cells.
Researchers tested CLR01 in a mouse model of Parkinson's that stimulates the formation of protein clusters and mimics the motor symptoms experienced by people with the condition, which can include tremor and slowness of movement. As the mice aged, CLR01 treatment reduced the appearance of motor problems and the formation of toxic protein clusters in the brain. Importantly, the team showed that in much older animals with more progressed Parkinson's, CLR01 treatment was less effective.
This work shows that using protective therapies early on in Parkinson's is essential for an effective treatment. These combined results highlight that CLR01 represents a candidate to treat Parkinson's, and highlights the need for further research in this area.
Lead Researcher Dr Nora Bengoa-Vergniory said: "Future investment to determine the appropriate therapeutic window for these kinds of therapeutic agents is crucial for the success of these and other therapeutic strategies."
Head of the Oxford Parkinson's Disease Centre and senior author on the study Professor Richard Wade-Martins said: "This is a very exciting piece of work showing that drug treatments can be developed to unpick toxic protein clusters to save neurons in models of Parkinson's. Our work is focused on developing new approaches to saving neurons when they start to lose function early on, but before they die later on in the condition. This is a very exciting piece of work showing that drug treatments can be developed to unpick toxic protein clusters to save neurons in models of Parkinson's. This work should give encouragement to those ultimately hoping for protective therapies."
Dr Beckie Port, Research Manager at Parkinson's UK, said: "We desperately need treatments that protect brain cells in Parkinson's. These findings show that this innovative 'molecular tweezer' approach has exciting potential in the lab. We now need to take this therapy forward to test in clinical trials - only then will we know whether it can do the same in people with Parkinson's."
The research paper "CLR01 protects dopaminergic neurons in vitro and in mouse models of Parkinson's disease" is published in Nature Communications.
This story has been featured in The Times: "Brain 'tweezers' could treat Parkinson's".
The Global Mental Health Databank, a feasibility study, hopes to enable youth from the United Kingdom, South Africa, and India to work directly with mental health researchers to better understand how young people can manage their own mental health.
Results from an insight review commissioned by the Wellcome Trust, highlights what is currently known about the benefits and risks of using selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) for the treatment of depression and anxiety in young people.
Researchers led by a team at the Wellcome Centre for Integrative Neuroimaging at the University of Oxford have developed a new framework that binds together the way the brain forms maps of space to the way the brain understands relationships of any kind – general mental maps.
A computational modelling study from the King Group demonstrates that the way sounds are transformed from the ear to the brain's auditory cortex may be simpler than expected. These findings not only highlight the value of computational modelling for determining the principles underlying neural processing, but could also be useful for improving treatments for patients with hearing loss.


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the most frequently occurring value of a data set is called the
Value of the data set.
In this video, Chris Evans shows off how much value is in a dataset. After taking all the data in a dataset, he then asks what is the most frequently occurring value of the data set. The result of this is that he finds the most common value is one of the most frequently occurring values.
Here's the link to the video's first scene. You can see it on the back, but it's pretty obvious that it's a video of Chris Evans talking about data sets. The key is that he's talking about data sets. He's talking about data sets that are different from the ones he's seen in the video. That's how data sets are actually created.
Well, the value is the most frequently occurring value among all the values. Thats what means that the most frequent value is one of the most frequently occurring values. It makes sense, since many data sets arent normally used in the same way as the data set he has been talking about. Heres Chris Evans talking about data sets.
Well, it does in this case; it makes sense because its the most common value. Its the most frequently occurring value in the data set. When you have a data set that most people use in the same way, it is almost a certain thing that the most common value is going to be the most frequently occurring value.
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A Darkness at Dawn
Appalachian Kentucky and the Future
Harry M. Caudill
Outspoken Appalachian writer Harry M. Caudill analyzes the exploitation and decline of the eastern Kentucky mountain lands, which have rendered "no people in the nation...more forlorn than the Appalachian highlanders in our time." Frontier attitudes, a strong attachment to the land, and isolation have produced in Appalachia a backwoods culture which made its people susceptible to an outside exploitation of their resources that has perpetrated on them a passive society largely dependant on relief.
But the times, says Mr. Caudill, are changing. A growing world population and global industrialization have created a drastically altered situation in eastern Kentucky. The area's resources of energy are essential to the progress and well-being not only of the nation but also of the world; and the world is prepared to court the favor of the people who control these resources and is prepared to pay the price demanded by those owners. Mr. Caudill makes an eloquent plea for Kentuckians to reclaim the resources that lie in their mountains and to demand their fair share of the wealth generated by those resources. If they are willing to do this, the state and especially the people in eastern Kentucky can have a bright and prosperous future. But they can delay no longer. They must break the mold of passivity and take destiny into their own hands.
An attorney in Whitesburg, Kentucky, Harry M. Caudill is the author of such well-known books as Night Comes to the Cumberlands, Dark Hills to Westward, and My Land is Dying.
The Kentucky Bicentennial Bookshelf is a celebration of two centuries of the history and culture of the Commonwealth.
Harry M. Caudill:
Harry M. Caudill (1922-1990) grew up in the coal fields of Letcher County, Kentucky, with a zest for history and reading. After being seriously wounded in Italy during World War II, Caudill went to the University of Kentucky Law School and later practiced law in Whitesburg, in Letcher County. He held some local political offices, in addition to a seat in the Kentucky House of Representatives. Caudill's 1963 book, Night Comes to the Cumberlands: A Biography of a Depressed Area was and is a very influential work on Eastern Kentucky, affecting local and national government through individuals ranging from President Kennedy to Kentucky governors and Appalachian writers such as Denise Giardina. After retiring from practicing law, Caudill wrote 6 more books, more than 80 articles, and many editorials in the local Whitesburg paper, The Mountain Eagle. He delivered frequent speeches on strip mining and other Eastern Kentucky issues.
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First non-hormonal male 'pill' prevents pregnancy
Health 16 August 2012
By Helen Thomson
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More than 100 million women worldwide use a contraceptive pill. Now men are a step closer to protecting themselves in a similar way with the development of the first ever drug to offer non-hormonal and reversible male birth control. And as an added bonus, it doesn't seem to affect sex drive either – at least in mice.
A non-hormonal option for male contraception is preferable to hormonal treatments currently in clinical trials, because the types of hormones that make men infertile have more severe side effects than those used in the female pill. The hormones can affect bone formation and liver abnormalities.
"Non-hormonal targets are urgently needed," says James Bradner, a physician at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, Massachusetts. Now, he and his colleagues have developed a drug called JQ1, which inhibits a testes-specific protein called BRDT that is essential for fertility.
All sperm cells develop from germ cells. At an early stage of this process, BRDT enters the nucleus and switches on relevant parts of the genome that instruct the cell to mature into a sperm cell. JQ1 binds to BRDT at exactly the same part of the protein that sticks to the genome, preventing it from giving instructions to the cell. "It's like removing the Post-it note that reminds the cell to turn into a sperm cell," says Bradner.
When mice were administered daily injections of two different doses of JQ1 over a three- or six-week period, they saw at least a 90 per cent decrease in sperm count and at least a 75 per cent decrease in sperm cell motility. The decrease in the sperm count was so substantial at the higher dose that all of the mice became infertile. Importantly, though, within a month or two of stopping the drug treatment, mouse fertility was completely restored.
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No significant side effects occurred, and testosterone levels appeared normal. Mating behaviours were also unaffected. "There was no obvious effect on the mojo of the animals," says Bradner.
Drug derivatives of JQ1 are currently being tested in clinical trials for people with cancer. Bradner's team have funding from the National Institutes of Health to develop a similar drug for BRDT.
"This is a refreshingly novel approach, and the studies are of top quality and are highly convincing," says Richard Sharpe, who specialises in male reproductive health at the University of Edinburgh, UK. "The approach used appears highly effective and fully reversible, at least in the relative short-term. And there are no obvious adverse effects in offspring sired by treated males after they had been taken off the treatment."
Sharpe highlights several hurdles on the route to a human equivalent of the drug, such as creating an oral version rather than the injectable form used in the rodent trials. It is also important to ensure the drug is reversible in the long-term, and that it leads to no adverse effects in offspring conceived at a later date. However, he adds that it is the most promising new approach that he has seen.
"Developing a small molecule as a contraceptive is highly challenging considering that the users will accept only very minor side effects, considering that they are not sick," says Aarnoud C. van der Spoel at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada. He says that further investigation into the long-term effects and side effects of the drug are critical.
"[However], the work is impressive, with highly promising results," says van der Spoel. "There is a world-wide unmet need for alternative approaches for family planning, and additional methods to achieve this goal are to be applauded."
Journal reference: Cell, DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2012.06.045
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Play On Shakespeare Announces Fall 2021 Season
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Sep 7, 2021
Founded in 2020 by North Carolina-based director and producer, JaMeeka Holloway, Blk Girls Luv The Bard reimagines, reframes, and examines Shakespeare through the lens of Black and IPOC women with process, people, care, and community-centered workshops and public readings using modern verse translation commissioned by Play On Shakespeare.
Kenny Ortega and John Debney to Join HOCUS POCUS Opening Night Introduction at El Capitan Theatre
by Chloe Rabinowitz - Sep 30, 2021
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The McKittrick Hotel to Present THE WITCHES' BALL Halloween Celebration
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Open Auditions Announced for The Children's Theatre of Cincinnati's Production of THE WIZ JR.
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WICKED Celebrates 15th Anniversary in the West End
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Menier Chocolate Factory Announces Initial Casting Announced For Alan Bennett's HABEAS CORPUS
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WICKED Confirms London Cast; Sophie Evans Returning To Play Glinda!
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Dialect Coach Joan Washington Dies at 74
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BWW Review: THE DROWNING GIRLS at OnStage Playhouse
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Casting Announced For Suzan-Lori Parks' WHITE NOISE at the Bridge Theatre
by Stephi Wild - Sep 1, 2021
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The McKittrick Hotel's SPEAKEASY MAGICK Adds Additional Night of Performances
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Stockroom Stages Family Halloween Immersive Site Specific Event
by A.A. Cristi - Oct 7, 2021
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Laura Benanti, Carmen Cusack & More Announced for October at Feinstein's/54 Below
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BWW Feature: Jennica McCleary is the Swiss Army Knife of Performers
by Karis Rogerson - Oct 31, 2021
The Bette Midler tribute artist returns to NYC with Winnie's Rock Cauldron Cabaret
VIDEO: Go Behind the Scenes at WICKED with Alexandra Billings and Riley Costello
by Nicole Rosky - Oct 30, 2021
Wicked has celebrated 18 years on Broadway at the Gershwin Theatre, and today, for Wicked Day, cast members Alexandra Billings and Riley Costello are taking you behind the Emerald Curtain for a behind the scenes look at the show!
Orange Tree Theatre Announces Cast For PINOCCHIO
by Stephi Wild - Oct 28, 2021
The Orange Tree Theatre today announces full cast for brand new play Pinocchio created and directed by OT Community Director Liam Shea for the festive season. Fiona Drummond (Mum/The Blue Fairy/Other beasts) joins Nathan Queeley-Dennis (Hugo/Pinocchio/Other beasts) in a fun, interactive adventure, for anyone aged 3 to 103 (babies welcome!), which awakens the imagination about the adventures we can have when we pretend.
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Photos/Video: West End Production of WICKED Extends Booking Through Sunday 27th November 2022
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Today, Richmond Theatre announced the full cast for their 2021 pantomime, Cinderella which runs from Friday 3 December 2021 – Sunday 2 January 2022.
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Saoirse Ronan provides a much needed opportunity to listen and learn from Shakespeare's tale of ambition's dangers amidst much wailing and gnashing of teeth
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Maria Friedman's Doorstep Productions Celebrates First Birthday
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VIDEO: The Royal Opera Chorus Performs the 'Witches Chorus' From MACBETH
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Frantic Assembly Announce Streamed Performances Of I THINK WE ARE ALONE
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VIDEO: Watch WICKED's Return to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
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Full Cast Announced For HABEAS CORPUS at the Menier Chocolate Factory
Joining the previously announced Kirsty Besterman (Constance Wicksteed), Jasper Britton (Arthur Wicksteed), Matthew Cottle (Canon Throbbing), Ria Jones (Mrs Swabb), Thomas Josling (Dennis Wicksteed), Caroline Langrishe (Lady Rumpers), Catherine Russell (Muriel Wicksteed) and Abdul Salis (Mr Shanks), are Katie Bernstein (Felicity Rumpers), Kelvin O'Mard (Mr Purdue) and Dan Starkey (Sir Percy).
BWW Review: A HALLOWEEKEND WRAP UP at The Green Room 42
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Cher Biopic from MAMMA MIA! Producers in the Works
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Tatiana Maslany & John Carpenter Unveil New Podcast Projects From Realm
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Subscribers of Realm+ will be able to listen to shows completely ad-free, receive early access to shows for binge listening, and gain access to exclusive bonus content for $2.99 a month. The first three titles available on the premium offering are The Vela, Low Life, and The Shadow Files of Morgan Knox.
Broadway at the Hobby Center 2021-2022 Season to Begin With MY FAIR LADY This September
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Dublin Fringe Festival Announces 2021 Superflux Edition
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Naomi Peterson Joins the Cast of Mercury Theatre's BASKERVILLE!
Naomi Peterson joins the company in the role of Miss Stapleton and others, joining the previously announced Richard Ede (Sherlock Holmes), Marc Pickering (Stapleton and others), Eric Stroud (Doctor Watson), Naomi Peterson (Miss Stapleton and others), Phil Yarrow (Sir Henry and others).
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by TV News Desk - Jul 1, 2021
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Pokémon Voice Star, Award-Winning Reporter Host TITANS OF TECH Honoring Accomplished Family of Brooklyn Tech Alumni
by A.A. Cristi - Jan 7, 2022
Denice Clarke Ware, President of the Brooklyn Tech Alumni Foundation, announced that acclaimed Pokémon voice actor and film editor Sarah Natochenny and award-winning anchor and news reporter Jeanine Ramirez will serve as co-hosts of the 2022 Titans of Tech Awards celebration, honoring distinguished alumni of Brooklyn Technical High School for their extraordinary accomplishments in their respective fields.
LISTEN: Apple Shares THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH Soundtrack By Carter Burwell
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The Town Hall Announces 2022 'Broadway By The Year' Concerts
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10 Movies We Want to See As Broadway Shows!
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EMMI Shares New Single 'Drum'
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Announce remastered reissues of White Light from the Mouth of Infinity & Love of Life – to be released 4 December.
Swans continue their remastered reissues series on Mute / Young God Records with the release of White Light from the Mouth of Infinity and Love of Life on4 December 2015.
The two albums will be initially released as a limited vinyl box set and presented in the original restored artwork, which includes paintings by Deryk Thomas. The 2500 micron black lined box – with original logo in silver foil block in black paper – will also include 2 rare posters, a CD of outtakes, rarities, contemporaneous live recordings and a download code for both albums.
In addition,White Light from the Mouth of Infinity and Love of Life will be available as a 3xCD set (which will include the bonus disc) and digitally.
Preorders are available now from: 3CD / Vinyl Box Set
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White Light from the Mouth of Infinity, Swans' seventh studio album originally released in 1991, is considered the starting point for the second section of Swans' inimitable history. Described as "…the glistening, glimmering sounds of the pensive countryside" by Stereogum, this will be the first timeWhite Light from the Mouth of Infinity has been available on vinyl since its original release on Young God Records in 1991. The vinyl issue will include the track 'Blind', not included in the original release.
Love of Life, the band's eighth studio album, followed soon after in 1992. According to Allmusic's Ned Ragget, "Love of Life continues the astounding creative roll Swans found themselves on … yet another Swans masterpiece."
The vinyl version of this album has also been unavailable since its original release.
Michael Gira recently announced that Swans are currently working on their last album in this "current incarnation". The basic tracks and vocals were completed last month at Sonic Ranch studio in Texas with John Congleton as engineer, with Michael Gira producing. Further work will continue in Seattle and Berlin and the new album is expected to be released on Mute / Young God Records in late spring 2016.
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Release handmade 2X Live CD, 'The Gate' limited to 2500 copies, to support new Swans studio album.
On tour in Europe - inc. Roundhouse London show on 21 May & Rough Trade West signing on 18 May. Release debut EP on vinyl on 11/12 May.
Release 3 CD edition of Filth - out 4/5 May. Announce support details for their London Roundhouse headline show (21 May).
Announce new dates for their forthcoming EU tour in May - inc. biggest UK headline show (Roundhouse) & Primavera Festival.
Announce a new EP 'Oxygen' - released digitally on 24 November. Listen to an edit of Oxygen by Daniel Miller.
Confirm a performance at Drill: Brighton festival, on Sunday 7 December.
Announce EU tour inc. biggest UK headline show at the Roundhouse (21May) + Watch exclusive short film + Release remastered 'Filth'
Unveil 'Oxygen' - new track taken from forthcoming album 'To Be Kind' - out on 12/13 May.
Reveal first track "A Little God In My Hands" (free download available) from new album "To Be Kind" - out 12 May.
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Dali – Hits from the bong….
"Where do you go?" was a question I often heard when telling friends and family that I will head to Lijiang in China's Yunnan province. Every Chinese knows Lijiang but the city is almost unknown outside China, despite being one of the most beautiful places in China and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Sometimes you come across a landscape that is so stunningly beautiful you just stand there, speechless and in awe what Mother Nature is capable of. That's the feeling you will have when seeing the Tiger Leaping Gorge in China's Yunnan province for the fist time.
I came back from a two days business trip to one of the strangest countries I've been to – Saudi Arabia.


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Storm Sewer Bylaw No. 2656, 1974, Amendment Bylaw No. 5654, 1991
A Bylaw of the City of Prince George to amend Storm Sewer Bylaw No. 2656, 1974
Storm Sewer By-Law No. 2656, 1974 - A By-Law of the City of Prince George to regulate the extension of and connection to the storm sewer system of the City
Repealed By
Storm Sewer By-Law No. 2656, 1974, Amendment Bylaw No. 5966, 1993 A Bylaw of the City of Prince George to amend Storm Sewer Bylaw No. 2656, 1974
Repeals
Storm Sewer Bylaw No. 2656, 1974, Amendment Bylaw No. 5498, 1990 A Bylaw of the City of Prince George to amend Storm Sewer Bylaw No. 2656, 1974 which regulates the extension of and connection to the storm sewer system of the City


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Ashley for the Arts Donates More Than $425,000 and Honors Local Humanitarians
ARCADIA, WI – Ashley for the Arts, one of Wisconsin's largest charity events, hosted more than 50,000 visitors at the three-day music and art festival in Arcadia's Memorial Park this past August. With increased growth and popularity, the annual event raised over $425,000 for more than 40 participating school districts and non-profit organizations. Over the last three months, the Ashley for the Arts committee has been busy presenting participating schools and organizations with their monetary donations as well as honoring 29 individuals for their dedication and support in their local communities.
The monetary donations, which are awarded to participating organizations, are based on involvement. Each group raises funds per volunteer that assists at the event as well as additional funds for schools who perform at the event. This year's event supported the following school districts: Alma, Alma Center-Humbird-Merrillan, Aquinas Catholic School, Arcadia Holy Family Catholic School, Arcadia, Black River Falls, Blair-Taylor, Cochrane-Fountain City, Cotter, Eleva-Strum, Galesville-Ettrick-Trempealeau, Holmen, Hope Lutheran High School, Independence, Melrose-Mindoro, Mondovi, Osseo-Fairchild, St. Boniface Catholic School, St. Matthews Catholic School, Saints Peter & Paul Catholic School, West Salem, Whitehall and Winona. In addition, this year's event supported the following non-profit organizations: Frenchville Cloverleaves 4H, Merrick Park, Montana Ridge Pioneers, Blue Angels Gymnastics, Owen-Withee-Curtiss Fire Explorer Post 521, Team Vogel vs. Cancer, Trempealeau County Horse Project, Trempealeau County Fair, Troop 43 (Boy Scouts), Venturing Crew 13 (Boy Scouts), American Cancer Society, Arcadia Ambulance, Ashley's Angels, Arcadia Lion's Club, Arcadia Lioness Club, OLPH Mission, and Rita Tranberg Memorial.
Ashley for the Arts created the Humanitarian Award to honor people who go above and beyond to make their schools and communities better. The award recognizes people who are role models and inspire others to become better human beings. Each year, participating school districts select a Humanitarian recipient and acknowledge them during the Ashley for the Arts check presentation ceremony. This year's Humanitarian recipients included: Marie Bentz (Alma), Jeanine Strandberg (Alma Center-Humbird-Merrillan), Donna Cramer (Aquinas Catholic School), Antoinette Johnson (Arcadia Holy Family Catholic School), Luis Cruz (Arcadia), Peter & Jone Hoffman (Black River Falls), Carolyn Frederixon (Blair-Taylor), Jenny Ehlenfeldt (Cochrane-Fountain City), John Broadwater (Cotter), Debbie Wright (Eleva-Strum), Chris Petersen (Galesville-Ettrick-Trempealeau), Trygve Mathison (Holmen), Larry Finke (Hope Lutheran High School), Keith & Nancy Edison (Independence), Tory Lockington (Melrose-Mindoro), Lori Vetterkind, Tessa Harmon and Jim Rud (Mondovi), Buzz Thompson (Osseo-Fairchild), Darlene Slaby (St. Boniface Catholic School), Duane & Cindy Paubicki and Rich & Andrea Frick (St. Matthews Catholic School), Ryan Nelson (West Salem), Richard Staff (Whitehall) and Ray Felton (Winona).
This year will be Ashley for the Arts' 10th anniversary. The charity music and art festival will take place on August 9, 10 and 11 at Memorial Park in Arcadia, Wis. Headlining entertainers Rascal Flatts, Andy Grammer, Chris Janson and Carly Pearce have already been announced with more to come. To learn more about Ashley for the Arts and to receive event updates, visit www.ashleyforthearts.com or "like" Ashley for the Arts on Facebook.
Ashley for the Arts is a non-profit initiative that provides the entire family with world class entertainment, art, exercise and play for a remarkably low cost. It is also one of Wisconsin's largest charity events, raising more than $425,000 in 2017 for more than 40 non-profit organizations, including participating schools, children's charities and medical research. This music and arts festival was conceptualized and established by Ashley Furniture Industries, Inc. in 2009. Today, more than 50,000 people attend the event held in Arcadia, Wisconsin's Memorial Park.
For more information on Ashley for the Arts, visit www.ashleyforthearts.com. "Like" Ashley for the Arts on Facebook, follow AshleyfortheArts on Instagram or follow us on Twitter at @AshleyfortheArt.


Mark Zuckerberg founded Facebook with his friends and college mates, Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes, but soon after the founding, Mark and Eduardo had some disconnect, which later resulted in to serious issues and finally Eduardo thrown out of the company, but he didn't keep quite. He came back with lawyers and asked for his shares in Facebook.
The matter has now been resolved, Mark and Eduardo are no longer together, but here's something you should see. Facebook's feature Ticker brought the updated of Mark and Eduardo together.


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Q: map rational number I am trying to map this function
((-1)^(1/Denominator[#]))^Numerator[#]==(-1)^#&

to a fairly big list of random rational numbers
I am trying to get this to give me a result of true, so I mapped that above function to
RandomRandomRational[{bound1_, bound2_}, delta_, n_]]

but I don't get true as my result.

I also wanted to try to see if ((-1)^Numerator[q])^(1/Denominator[q])==(-1)^q is an identity or not, so would I do the same as above, but my result should show up negative?

A: To answer your specific question, it's easy enough to map the function to a long list of rational numbers. Here's the function:
f[q_] := ((-1)^(1/Denominator[q]))^Numerator[q] == (-1)^q

Construct a bunch of "random" rationals from random integers:
num = RandomInteger[{1, 1000}, 1000];
den = RandomInteger[{1, 1000}, 1000];

and apply the function to the list:
f[#] & /@ (num/den)

gives a long list of Trues.

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Stand Up and Be Counted
In the variety of records available to historians and genealogists, censuses are among the most useful. They are a snapshot of the population at a particular time. The data can be overwhelmingly voluminous, but a lot can be learned both about the population and about individual citizens.
Though there were censuses as far back as ancient times, the first census in North America was completed in 1666 by Jean Talon, the Indendant of New France. He listed 3,215 people living in and around Quebec City, Montreal, and Trois-Rivieres, and used the information to plan how to make the population and economy of the colony grow.
After confederation, a census of Canada was taken every ten years starting in 1871. The first census was important to ensure the makeup of parliament accurately represented the population.
In 1931 Canada's first Dominion Statistician, Robert H. Coats, wrote to Archbishop McNeil to convey the importance of the general Census of Canada and to ask for his help in urging parishioners to participate. He highlighted that the information collected would only be used for statistical purposes because historically censuses had been used in some places to identify who to tax or who could serve in the military.
"The Census is the decennial stock-taking of the nation, designed to show from the widest angle the point that has been reached in the general progress of the nation. More particularly, it measures the human element in the state - their numbers, sex, age, conjugal condition, nationality, occupation, religions, etc., etc. ... It is not only the duty, but the legal obligation of all members of the community to answer all Census questions as fully and accurately as possible."
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Governments aren't the only ones who use censuses to make plans for the people they represent. The Church also needs statistics to be able to responsibly and effectively allocate resources and enhance programming. In addition to using the civil census to track the population and demographics of an area, the Archdiocese also collects statistics about each parish.
The earliest example we could find of a bishop collecting statistical information about the area in his care was this 1827 document. Though it doesn't list the individuals in the area, it has the number of Catholic males and females under and over the age of 16 in South Western Ontario.
Return of the Roman Catholick (sic.) population of the Western District of the Province of Upper Canada for 1827.-
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Bishop Macdonell Fonds
There were several examples of documents like the one below, which was created for St. Paul's Parish in 1838. It tells us that in the area that St. Paul's served (the City of Toronto and area - 1,296 square miles!), the population is 2,500, of which about 750 generally attend mass. Under "Remarks," it notes that the people are "Labourers & poor mechanics - very few rich though several are respectable;" and of the church, "There is no school - no sacristy - no bell - Burying ground attached not well fenced."
Other pastors actually listed each family in an area, which is great for genealogists!
Census of Catholics on the Dundas Mission, page one
Some even went as far as to canvas Toronto neighbourhoods collecting information such as the name of the head of each family, the ages of the inhabitants, religion, and occupation. ARCAT has a few notebooks listing residents of the wards of St. David, St. Lawrence, St. James, St. George, St. Andrew, St. John, and St. Patrick. Below is an example of John Elmsley's 1847 list showing some Queen St. inhabitants.
1847 Census of St. Patrick's and St. James Wards
Library and Archives Canada has databases available on their website for searching censuses from 1926 and earlier. You can find information about your ancestors such as their levels of education, their employment, and the type of home they lived in. You can check that out on the Library and Archives Canada Website.
If you'd like to check out the Catholic "censuses" that we have here in the archives, check out our website for more information!
Labels: Archbishop McNeil, Bishop Macdonell, Census, Dominion Statistician, Jean Talon, Library and Archives Canada, New France


Vizio has announced the launch of its new premium speaker, the SmartCast Crave 360 ($249.99). The new speakers integrate Google Cast and are being positioned as an alternative to Sonos, the leader in multi-room audio.
The Crave 360 has a tubular shape reminiscent of the Amazon Echo, and uses it to blast tunes in 360 degrees. It is meant to be a portable and stationary speaker in one, with an 8 hours battery life and a wireless charging base that you can pluck it on and take it off whenever you feel like bringing it to the garden, balcony, park, or just moving it around the house. There is even a leather strap to carry it safely.
Vizio's SmartCast speakers pack in Bluetooth connectivity in addition to the WiFi, something Sonos doesn't have on its feature list. While you will get better audio quality via Cast and WiFi, it's nice to have the option and you will need it with the mobile Crave 360. The speakers also has aluminum exteriors for a more sophisticated look than a lot of the other opt, too.
The speakers use a glass touch dial that allows users to pause and resume playback, adjust volume, and skip sounds. Even so, you will likely mostly be controlling them with Vizio's SmartCast app, available for iOS and Android, as this enables you to easily control all of the SmartCast products in your home at once. SmartCast products have the potential to work with other devices, as they use Google Cast as opposed to their own proprietary protocol.
The SmartCast Crave 360 is available now via the Vizio website and Sam's Club, and sells for $249.99.


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Q: Getting properties of a UIButton in a UITableViewCell I am entirely new at Swift, and am building a referral form. Some pages of the form have tickboxes where the user can select what type of support they need. I've created these tickboxes as cells for a UITableView. They have their own view and nib, and are made up of a button and an image for feedback. Here's the code:
class TickboxCell: UITableViewCell {

    @IBOutlet weak var supportBox: UIView!
    @IBOutlet weak var supportBtn: UIButton!
    @IBOutlet weak var checkmark: UIImageView!

    override func awakeFromNib() {
        super.awakeFromNib()
        // Initialization code
    }

    override func setSelected(_ selected: Bool, animated: Bool) {
        super.setSelected(selected, animated: animated)

        // Configure the view for the selected state
    }

    @IBAction func buttonPressed(_ sender: UIButton) {

        if supportBtn.isSelected == false {
            supportBtn.isSelected = true
            checkmark.image = UIImage(named: K.Images.checked)
        } else {
            supportBtn.isSelected = false
            checkmark.image = UIImage(named: K.Images.notChecked)
        }
    }
}

In the ViewController for the page, I'm trying to create a function whereby, when the user presses the Next button to go to the next page of the form, all the labels of the buttons that have been selected are stored and then passed onto the final page of the referral form, ready to be emailed.
This is where I'm at with the function:
    func getTicks() {
        var ticks: [String:String?] = [:]
        for cell in self.tableView.visibleCells {
            if cell.supportBtn.isSelected == true {
                if let title = cell.supportBtn.titleLabel?.text {
                    ticks.updateValue("Yes", forKey: title)
            }
        }
    }
}

Of course, this doesn't work because the visible cells don't have what I'm looking for. They only have properties like baseClass and frame.
In my function for the tableView, there's the line
let cell = tableView.dequeueReusableCell(withIdentifier: K.cellIdentifier, for: indexPath) as! TickboxCell

I know that's where it makes the tableView cells into the Tickbox cells -  I set the titleLabels for the cell buttons after that. So can I work this into the above function somehow? Or is there another way to tap into the selected status and titles of my buttons?
This is my first ever question on here, apologies if there's anything wrong with it!


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The new book published by Tom Horn with a Foreword by Steve Quayle, BLOOD ON THE ALTAR: THE COMING WAR OF CHRISTIAN VS. CHRISTIAN, is being sold by RaidersNewNetwork, beginning this Tuesday, July 8th, with a number of 'freebies' to entice the buyer.
My partner and co-author, Douglas W. Krieger and I, participated in the writing of this new book which is destined to be controversial and the subject of numerous review, TV, and radio shows. Our chapter is drawn from THE FINAL BABYLON; however, it was adapted for Defender Publishing's new book. It focuses on the ascendancy of Adolf Hitler as an archetype for the Antichrist. As in Germany, Krieger and I discuss the likelihood that the Antichrist seems likely to appear in America AND EVANGELICALS WILL NOT RECOGNIZE HIM.
Here is the link to buy the book and the freebies from Tom Horn directly at RaidersNewsNetwork. Click here.
It will be available on Amazon one week later, July 15th, but without all the goodies.
As the world races toward its momentous end-times encounter between good and evil (known in the Bible as Armageddon), a deepening antagonism is developing worldwide against conservative Christians. According to a 2014 Pew Research Center report, this hostility now includes the United States, which elevated from the lowest category of government restrictions on Christian expressions as of mid-2009 to an advanced category in only the last three years.This trend may point to one of the most overlooked aspects of Bible prophecy a war that ultimately pits born-again believers against religious Christians. NOW, FOR THE FIRST TIME, IN BLOOD ON THE ALTAR YOU WILL… * Read the Global developments that indicate Antichrist is on Earth and preparing to emerge * Become acquainted with the government report on how true believers will be driven underground * Understand how Religious Christians are set to join Antichrist in persecuting those born-again * Discover how university experiments prove a Lucifer Effect is concealed within all humanity * Learn how scientists have isolated the Evil Gene that will transform the armies of the Beast * Grasp the social implications involving technology that will be used for the final battle * Hear the new theory of the Image of the Beast that has powerful implications about man * Walk with the authors as they disclose the occult organizations devising psychotronic weapons * Realize what Jesus meant by the Days of Noah and its connection to new genetic horrors * Uncover how the Mark of the Beast will change those who receive it into murderers In Blood on the Altar: The Coming War Between Christian vs. Christian, leading national and international researchers, scholars, authors, and speakers share urgent information and specialized knowledge about this coming war and what you can do to prepare for it. Contributing authors: Thomas Horn, Gary Stearman, Chuck Missler, Cris Putnam, Michael Lake, Sharon Gilbert, Derek Gilbert, Larry Spargimino, Paul McGuire, Douglas W. Krieger, S. Douglas Woodward, and Terry James, with foreword by Stephen Quayle.


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Luxury Apartments in North Berwick
North Berwick Luxury Apartments, New East Lothian Flats, Scotland
Luxury Apartments in North Berwick News
Firth of Forth Homes: Contemporary East Lothian Property by LBA, Edinburgh, Scotland
Luxury Apartments in North Berwick, East Lothian
New Luxury Apartments in North Berwick
LBA SECURE PLANNING FOR LUXURY APARTMENTS IN NORTH BERWICK
Leading Edinburgh-based architectural firm LBA has secured planning for a unique development of four luxurious apartments situated in a prime conservation area on the waterfront in North Berwick.
Enjoying uninterrupted views over the West Bay of North Berwick and to the Firth of Forth, this innovative and ambitious project for private clients' Matthew Atton and Sarah Russell includes the conversion of a B-Listed former hotel property at 14 Westgate combined with a highly contemporary new two storey build to create four exclusive three-bed apartments.
Blenheim House was built in the mid 1800's as a private home for a wealthy stockbroker and his family. It was extended significantly by the same family n the early 1900's. Although the property has remained in private ownership since, it operated during the Second World War as a holiday home for the war blinded and as a hotel since the early 60's through to its closure in 2012.
Working closely with Matthew Atton and Sarah Russell, as well as other specialist consultants, LBA has produced visionary plans to transform this dilapidated building and preserve its legacy with a change of use back to residential as well as creating an outstanding architectural development for North Berwick.
The completed development will create four very unique properties finished to the highest specification. Two out of the four apartments will be located within the original B-listed building and will benefit from many of the traditional period features such as large rooms, original cornicing, sash and case windows and fireplaces.
The other two property designs incorporate new build with the traditional structure offering a more contemporary living space with expansive glazing and modern open plan living and kitchen spaces. However, LBA has taken great care to incorporate the character of the existing listed building to the new build elements whilst ensuring that the design is sympathetic and respectful to the surrounding architecture. The existing grand main staircase and through areas such as entrance and fenestration will be incorporated to provide access to the upper flats.
Commenting on the build, Emily Anderson, project architect for LBA, said:
"When working with listed period buildings, our design philosophy is to clearly and truthfully define the old and the new. The challenge with developments like Westgate is creating a balance between the careful repair and refurbishment of such an ornate and materially rich building with the new sharp yet subtle contemporary build element. This new build aspect should always remain appropriate and sympathetic to the building's heritage and historical context.
"We have embraced the building's location within a conservation area within North Berwick and ensured that our designs are sympathetic to its context using materials identifiable within the area such as weathered timbers and mattified metals that tone beautifully with the backdrop of the water and lichened stone facades of the neighbouring properties."
The development will also benefit from beautiful landscaping and gardens to both the front and rear of the building, along with two private parking spaces per flat. The front aspect of the development will remain grand and impressive with symmetrical parking built either side of a classical porch entrance. Stone paths will lead to the private main doors, flanked by box hedges, with lawn and planting to blur the edges between solid, yet permeable surfaces and private garden space.
Lynsay Bell, managing director of LBA, added:
"This is a really exciting design-led project for LBA, which will bring unique and innovative properties to market.
"The key design solutions for us were to refine the new build element to ensure it is subservient to the traditional period property so we stepped the extension back at ground level and further back at the first floor tying in heights of the parapets with the delineating lines of the stone banding expressed on the south façade.
"Design features such as sliding glass doors to the contemporary extensions contrasts beautifully with the traditional sash and case windows. The addition of private balconies and easy access to external areas will open up incredible views over the Firth of Forth."
Work is planned to commence on Blenheim House in early 2018 with properties expected for completion winter 2018. For more information, please contact LBA on +44 (0)131 226 7186 or visit http://www.studiolba.co.uk.
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Courtyard by Marriott Edinburgh City Centre Hotel
Edinburgh Georgian Townhouse Apartment
Glamorous Edinburgh West End Apartment
Mezzanine Apartment in Edinburgh
3-8 St Andrew Square
Design: CDA and Gareth Hoskins Architects
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St Andrew Square Building
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About the Author: Adrian Welch
Adrian Welch is the Founding Editor of e-architect. He attended Banchory Academy, then Manchester University and the Bartlett, UCL. He lives in Dubai and the United Kingdom


I have found this wonderful music video by a group called Point of Grace. I use it with their permission in one of my keynote presentations. I wanted to share this with everyone so I have posted the lyrics here and a link to a website where you can watch the music video.