Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanism (ADR) is encouraged in view of the fact that there exists an unreasonable delay in the Courts. Among the other modes of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), dispute resolution through Arbitration in accordance with the provisions of Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 is being encouraged now.
Though it is strongly felt that the ADR is to be encouraged in view of the delay in courts etc., there are critics criticizing the Arbitration Mechanism and especially when it is forced on a party. Constitutional Courts have discussed the scope of many provisions under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 from time to time. But, when it comes to understanding the ratio laid-down by the Constitutional Court in SBP & Co. v. Patel Engg. Ltd (2005 (8) SCC 618), in my opinion, there is no clarity. As per my understanding, the ratio laid-down by the Apex Court and followed subsequently on the scope of section 11 of Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 is automatically applicable to an application under section 8 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. Many questions tend to arise still on various provisions of Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and we also require few more reforms in the law taking ground realities into consideration.
But, it is true that when the parties are agreed for referring their dispute to an 'Arbitrator' and the agreed on all connected issues, then, the Arbitration Mechanism is better suited for getting the disputes resolved. Despite all the encouragement to the ADR in view of the apparent failure of courts, the ADR through Arbitration is also being criticized and the focus will be on bringing further reforms on the law of Arbitration and especially Domestic Arbitration Mechanism in India. The ADR is to be seen from two angles ie., from the point of view of the industry and from the point of view of the common man. The issue of providing speedy and efficient dispute redressel mechanism is a larger issue to deal with and it will emerge as imperative soon forcing the governments to think at the ground realities and the required reforms. But, when we look at the dispute resolution for the purpose of industry or business people, it is true that ADR through Arbitration is better suited for the industry provided certain issues are addressed in the course.
1. Adjudication of a corporate dispute under section 397/398 of the Companies Act, 1956 requires expertise and that is also a reason for constituting "Company Law Board" or the "Tribunal" especially under the provisions of Companies Act, 1956.
2. A proceeding under section 397/398 of the Companies Act, 1956 can not be seen as a proceeding between or among the shareholders only and it is the responsibility of the Company Law Board to look into the functioning of the company, other shareholders, other stake holders, rights of other third parties who are not involved in the proceeding too apart from public interest. In view of the scope of a proceeding under section 397/398 of the Companies Act, 1956, an Arbitrator or an Arbitral Tribunal can not effectively deal with a case of oppression and mismanagement.
3. A proceeding under section 397/398 of the Companies Act, 1956 will normally be based on a series of acts on the part of the majority in the Company and as such no Arbitration clause can effectively cover the scope of allegations in a petition under section 397/398 of the Companies Act, 1956.
4. The object of the Company Law Board under section 397/398 of the Companies Act, 1956 is to 'put an end to the mattes complained of' and in order to 'regulate the affairs of the Company'. In view of the scope of section 397/398 and the object, Company Law Board may simultaneously look into a particular issue though that particular issue is a subject matter of a Civil Suit or some other proceeding. The object of section 397/398 of the Companies Act, 1956 is different from the scope of a Civil Suit or some other proceeding.
Thus, it is likely that the object of section 397/398 and other provisions of the Companies Act, 1956 may get defeated if law of Arbitration is made applicable automatically or mechanically. Without referring to any judgments on the issue, I strongly feel that the jurisdiction of the Company Law Board/Court/Tribunal under section 397/398 of the Companies Act, 1956 can not be taken-away unless the Company Law Board/Court/Tribunals feels that there is nothing wrong in referring the dispute to the Arbitration or the Tribunal based on the averments in the Petition and other considerations. It is also true that, at times, share-holders will do forum-shopping and may feel comfortable approaching the Company Law Board though a particular dispute can be decided by a Civil Court. This is where the Company Law Board can seriously look into the issue of Arbitration or referring the dispute to Arbitration and infact, logically, the Company Law Board need not entertain an application under section 397/398 of the Companies Act, 1956 at all as nothing prevents the parties to initiate the Arbitral proceedings simultaneously or the option of initiating the Arbitration proceedings is always open to any party despite a petition under section 397/398 of the Companies Act, 1956 being dismissed. From any angle, I don't think that the jurisdiction of the Company Law Board under section 397/398 of the Companies Act, 1956 can be taken-way showing an Arbitration clause and if such a proposition is accepted, then, the object of section 397/398 of the Companies Act, 1956 will get defeated. Its another complicated issue and to be handled carefully despite the encouragement to the ADR through Arbitration.


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La place de l'École est une place du  de Paris, en France.

Situation et accès
Cette voie qui débute quai du Louvre et se termine rue de l'Arbre-Sec et Rue des Prêtres-Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois, a conservé son statut de place, mais elle n'en a plus de réalité topographique.

Origine du nom

Cette place conserverait le souvenir non pas d'une école (scola), mais d'un point d'accostage (scala) (une « eschole Saint Germain » était mentionnée comme l'un des ports de Paris dans une ordonnance de Charles VI) ; c'est probablement en 1214 que fut créé un nouveau port sur le quai de l'École. Cependant, Jacques Hillairet attribue plutôt le nom de cette place à une école voisine dépendant de la basilique Saint-Germain-l'Auxerois.

Historique
Au , la place porte le nom de « place aux Marchands » ou « place aux Bourgeois », alors que l'actuel quai du Louvre s'appelle « quai de l'École ». En 1413, son nom est transformé en « place de l'École ».

Au , cette place comptait un célèbre café, le Café Manoury, au numéro 1 (connu grâce à un dessin à la sanguine du musée Carnavalet montrant une salle élégante avec lustre, glaces, et poêle pour le confort). Un peu plus loin, là où se trouve aujourd'hui l'extension de La Samaritaine, au  de la partie détruite du quai du Louvre (quai de l'École avant 1868), se trouvait le Café du Parnasse (qui n'était donc pas « sur » la place de l'École).

À la fin de l'Ancien Régime, le jeune avocat Danton, qui fréquente le Café du Parnasse, tombe amoureux de la fille du patron, Antoinette-Gabrielle Charpentier et l'épouse à l'église Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois (Paris) le .

En 1806, une fontaine dessinée par François-Jean Bralle a été installée au milieu de la place, elle s'y trouvait encore en 1844 et aurait été détruite en 1854.

Aujourd'hui, il ne reste pratiquement plus rien de cette place à la suite de la réduction de sa taille et de son alignement avec la rue de l'Arbre-Sec consécutifs à l'agrandissement du  de la Samaritaine réalisé entre 1925 et 1928.

Notes, sources et références

Place dans le 1er arrondissement de Paris

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Према прелиминарним подацима са пописа, у граду је 2011. живело 20.392 становника.

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Ruksana Parween and 4 entrepreneurs, Chaindur
About Ruksana Parween and 4 entrepreneurs, Chaindur
Ruksana Parween does centring work with her husband. She wants to buy some equipment for her centring work and hence applied for micro loan. She has three members in her family including one son. Her monthly income is Rs 3000/-(USD66). She is the group leader, and she organizes monthly meetings and ensures that all repayments are made on time. Sairan Nisha sitting in the middle of the group photo has a small poultry farm which she runs with her husband. She is a peddler of eggs. She wants to grow her business and has hence applied for a micro loan. She has six members in her family including two sons and two daughters. Her monthly income is Rs 3000/-(USD66). Sahida Khatun sitting first from the left has centring business. She wants to expand her business and has applied for a micro loan. She has eight family members, including four sons and two daughters. Her husband helps her in this business, and her monthly income is Rs 3000/-(USD66). Safatun Nisha sitting second from the right has a bangle store at her home. She wants to move her shop to a market place to attract more customers hence she has applied for a micro loan. She has big family with nine members including four sons and three daughters. Her monthly income is Rs 3000/-(USD66). Najma Khatun sitting first from the right in the group photo runs a small grocery shop with her husband. She wants to meet the growing needs of her customers for various products, so she has applied for a micro-loan. She has eight members in her family including three sons and three daughters and her monthly income is Rs 3500(USD77). These entrepreneurs are very dedicated and want to do good for themselves and their families. They understand the concept of Joint Liability Group. In case any member is unable to repay the micro loan, they will pay on the behalf of the member whose loan is delinquent. The entrepreneurs in the group support each other through the joint liability concept. Note: In the entrepreneur names you may find that several last names are repeated e.g. Devi, Bibi, Kumari. These are not last names as commonly understood but respectful ways of addressing ladies in certain parts of India.
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Q: RTMP protocol not working with ffmpeg on CentOS 8.4 I'm struggling with ffmpeg working with RTMP/RTMPS protocol on CentOS 8.4. It is working fine on CentOS 7 and Debian, just the latest release of CentOS is having issues. Am i doing something wrong?
Static Builds
The static builds of ffmpeg (master and stable release) generate a segmentation fault when referencing rtmp in the input or output. I've tested this on a new VM in Vultr and VirtualBox using the latest CentOS 8 image. I've tried reporting this at ffmpeg bug tracker but apparently it's not the right place: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/9309
Simply running ffmpeg -i rtmp://localhost:1935/live/app will generate a segmentation fault immediately.
Compiled from source
UPDATE: RTMP is working from this compiled build, but RTMPS provides the "Protocol not found" error.
I've tried compiling following the official guide. "rtmp, rtmps" protocols are listed in the results of ./configure "Enabled protocols":
Enabled protocols:
async                   data                    ftp                     http                    md5                     prompeg                 rtmpt                   srtp                    tls
cache                   ffrtmpcrypt             gopher                  httpproxy               mmsh                    rtmp                    rtmpte                  subfile                 udp
concat                  ffrtmphttp              gophers                 https                   mmst                    rtmpe                   rtmpts                  tcp                     udplite
crypto                  file                    hls                     icecast                 pipe                    rtmps                   rtp                     tee                     unix

However the results from publishing a stream to an rtmps address are "Protocol not found":
ffmpeg -i rtmp://localhost:19350/nginxrtmptest/nginxrtmptest -acodec copy -vcodec copy -tune zerolatency -f flv rtmps://live-api-s.facebook.com:443/rtmp/**REDACTED**
ffmpeg version N-102809-gde8e6e67e7 Copyright (c) 2000-2021 the FFmpeg developers
  built with gcc 8 (GCC)
  configuration: --prefix=/root/ffmpeg_build --pkg-config-flags=--static --extra-cflags=-I/root/ffmpeg_build/include --extra-ldflags=-L/root/ffmpeg_build/lib --extra-libs=-lpthread --extra-libs=-lm --bindir=/root/bin --enable-gpl --enable-libfdk_aac --enable-libfreetype --enable-libmp3lame --enable-libopus --enable-libvpx --enable-libx264 --enable-libx265 --enable-nonfree
  libavutil      57.  0.100 / 57.  0.100
  libavcodec     59.  3.100 / 59.  3.100
  libavformat    59.  3.101 / 59.  3.101
  libavdevice    59.  0.100 / 59.  0.100
  libavfilter     8.  0.103 /  8.  0.103
  libswscale      6.  0.100 /  6.  0.100
  libswresample   4.  0.100 /  4.  0.100
  libpostproc    56.  0.100 / 56.  0.100
[h264 @ 0x332ed80] co located POCs unavailable
    Last message repeated 1 times
Input #0, flv, from 'rtmp://localhost:19350/nginxrtmptest/nginxrtmptest':
  Metadata:
    |RtmpSampleAccess: true
    Server          : NGINX RTMP (github.com/sergey-dryabzhinsky/nginx-rtmp-module)
    displayWidth    : 1280
    displayHeight   : 720
    fps             : 30
    videokeyframe_frequency: 0
    profile         :
    level           :
  Duration: 00:00:00.00, start: 9.145000, bitrate: N/A
  Stream #0:0: Audio: aac (LC), 48000 Hz, stereo, fltp, 98 kb/s
  Stream #0:1: Video: h264 (Constrained Baseline), yuv420p(tv, bt709, progressive), 1280x720 [SAR 1:1 DAR 16:9], 1280 kb/s, 30 fps, 30 tbr, 1k tbn
rtmps://live-api-s.facebook.com:443/rtmp/**REDACTED**r: Protocol not found

Build Script
I've attempted the build script at https://github.com/markus-perl/ffmpeg-build-script however it fails at the configure for libsdl complaining about Missing Xext.h (libxext-dev) though that package is not found using yum install libxext-dev
building libsdl
=======================
SDL2-2.0.14.tar.gz has already downloaded.
Extracted SDL2-2.0.14.tar.gz
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Failed to Execute ./configure --prefix=/root/ffmpeg-build-script/workspace --disable-shared --enable-static

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Easy to use and works perfectly. Has not interfered with any other plug in and I am able to access admin no problem. I've tried to login using the wp-admin and it does send them to an error page. I like being able to define my own admin url so to speak. It has stopped people registering when I've not enabled this feature.
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In a world becoming defined by data points more every day, few numbers fascinate and flummox U.S. soccer fans more than attendance. The National Women's Soccer League is on its way to comfortably setting a new record for average attendance. Three teams are up from their 2017 averages and six of the eight returning teams are running ahead of their all-time averages. But what do those numbers mean? And are there a few specific factors masking issues in certain markets? Let's look at the table and then take a deeper dive into the numbers.
Note that these numbers are independently compiled and are not official.
If anything, the idea that the Thorns are only averaging 16,578 is a reminder about how the club has set women's soccer attendance expectations on their ear over the past five years. When they launched, there was briefly talk about playing some matches at Merlo Field. That was quickly squashed as the Thorns drew an average of 13,320 in 2013. At the time, that number was otherworldly for a women's soccer league, but only five years later would be considered a dreadful season in Portland. In fact, even in this season, where the average dropped, the low single-game figure of 14,485 is higher than the average from both 2013 and 2014.
There are no comparisons available for the Royals, but their average will land north of 9,000 and that should be just fine, especially in a market where MLS attendance has been ever-so-slightly trending the wrong way in recent seasons. The Royals opened by drawing 19,203 to Rio Tinto Stadium, and while they have yet to crack five figures again since, they have also avoided the anomalous low-end figure. The 10 games since have topped out at 8,740 and bottomed out at 7,137. That gives the Royals an average of 8,254 if you take away the big-event opener.
I said after opening day that the test would be how the fan base responded to dull, midweek matches or to a team not winning matches. The response to both has been strong, and Saturday's finale still has a chance to be a win-and-in scenario. The next test will be trying to build in year two, but let's give the NWSL's newest club some time to bask in a wildly successful debut season.
The Pride sit third in average attendance, but this is the line of demarcation where the discussion begins to change. The Pride opened in front of a single-game record 23,403 fans only two years ago and had eyes on weekly crowds in the five figures. That went down with a thud this season. Where the Thorns' low figure from this season is well above their season averages from 2013 and 2014, the Pride average sunk this season to more than 1,000 fewer fans than their lowest-attended game from 2016. The situation became so dire midway through the season that Ashlyn Harris called out the fan base for not showing up.
There is an easy reaction here, which is to speculate that a disappointing season kept fans away. That logic does not hold up, though, because it was only a recent swoon that left the Pride in 7th and playing out the string this weekend in New Jersey. Not only were they right in the thick of things through most of the season, but their final match at Orlando City Stadium was a must-win showdown with the Chicago Red Stars that attracted only 5,016. One year ago, the Pride averaged 6,186.
The club does not lack for star power, either. Alex Morgan is probably the most popular American player right now, and Marta is widely considered the best player of her generation, playing in a market that threw its arms around Orlando City's Brazilian star Kaka. Harris grew up in the area and was well received as a local who could drive attention.
The Pride have lots of soul searching to do this winter both on and off the field, but you can be sure they did not force their way into NWSL in 2016 to average less than 5,000 fans per game. Also of note, when we discuss the league average, is that only the Thorns and Royals average more than the league. The Pride and the other six teams all sit below the mean average.
The Courage won't be drawing Thorns numbers anytime soon, but in many ways, they are a model for what future NWSL clubs should aspire to. If they can continue building, they can one day think about filling Sahlen's on a regular basis.
This is a number we can pick apart all day. Cutting to the heart of it, the Red Stars opened by co-hosting a doubleheader with the Chicago Fire and were credited with 13,678. If we take that game away, the average drops to 3,140 which is just slightly off 2017 and a bit ahead of the Red Stars' all-time number.
The other note is that the doubleheader was a business boon as the club was able to keep more revenue than prior doubleheaders, which drew more total fans (the Fire are struggling badly at the gate, so analyzing the doubleheader figures is difficult and not likely linked much to the Red Stars.) There is no question the Red Stars need to continue boosting attendance at Toyota Park, but this season should probably be viewed as a minor success.
Believe it or not, this was a good season off the field for the Spirit. They played a standalone match at Audi Field in front of 7,976 and will be looking to play more games there in future seasons – which should be a bit easier with D.C. United not having to cram nearly all of their home games in after mid-July, when the place opened. The Spirit also raised average attendance one year after a mass exodus of players, combined with a public relations fail in the club's handling of it, kept some fans away.
Winning and losing does not necessarily tell the tale of whether attendance is up or down, but it is notable that the two years the Spirit averaged north of 4,000 was the World Cup year of 2015 and then 2016, when they paced the league standings for much of the summer. This year's team not only lost a lot of games, they played plenty of boring, uninspired soccer.
If the Spirit can find a coach that can unearth the best soccer out of Mallory Pugh, Andi Sullivan et al — and the team can trend toward Audi Field, where a larger portion of the area's soccer fans can be found — there could be bright days on the horizon.
The Reign are a team at a crossroads in terms of attendance and venue. They recently announced a return to Memorial Stadium for 2019, but their long-term future does not appear to include the downtown venue that sits under the Space Needle. They also seem to have flattened out in terms of attendance. Two years ago, the Reign average of 4,599 sat fourth in NWSL behind only the three MLS-affiliated clubs. Now, they are down for a second straight season and sit seventh in attendance despite being ahead of one of the MLS sides. For a city that has so ravenously supported the Sounders for the decade they have been part of MLS, it certainly seems like there is more to be had for the Reign — who very rarely lose at home.
Repeating a theme from above, it is not feasible to see attendance go up every single year, but the Reign would do well to start that trend back in the right direction in 2019. It should not be overlooked, though, that the Reign came out of the box in 2013 struggling at times to crack 1,000 and averaged 2,306 that season. They have come a long way.
Yup, the Dash are second from the bottom in attendance. They finished with a 2018 average that is below every Seattle season, save for that disastrous inaugural campaign. If there is good news, it's that the club appears to have taken some ownership of some early mistakes. Chief among them is that they never brought on sales staff that went to work every day thinking about the Dash above all else. That is an issue anytime two clubs exist side by side, but it seems that Houston and Orlando have exacerbated the problem.
Seattle Reign midfielder Jessica Fishlock (10) during a match between the NC Courage and the Seattle Reign in Cary, NC in Week 15 of the 2017 NWSL season. Photo by Lewis Gettier.
When the Dash launched, they were supposed to be the conduit to convince other MLS teams to throw their hat into the NWSL. Nearly five years later, only two others have done so.
The Dash are about to complete their fifth season without having been to a playoff game, but the second half of 2018 has been the best Dash soccer during that stretch. Can the front office correct some of their earlier errors and use the newer, more exciting Dash to push attendance back over 5,000 and beyond? They better.
And anytime a discussion about Dash attendance woes comes up, I can't help but wonder how many people were alienated back in 2015, when 13,025 showed up to see Carli Lloyd and other World Cup stars — and none of them put on a uniform.
The story at Sky Blue is as old as time. They need a better venue. Yurcak Field is uncomfortable, off the beaten path, and completely disconnected from any public transportation. Last year was a bit of a promising one, when Sky Blue were the only team besides the Thorns to set a personal attendance high. But the numbers regressed this year even before the team's hellacious winless streak reached historic proportions.
This is the sixth NWSL season and it will be the fifth time Sky Blue finishes last in average attendance. Someone has to of course but it would be nice to see the team figure out a path to 3,000.
Season six will be a strong one on the attendance front for the NWSL as a whole. No matter how you get there, smashing your previous mark for average attendance is a strong accomplishment. Swapping out the Boston Breakers and FC Kansas City for the Royals was a huge help.
That said, five teams are down for the season, including all three returning MLS-owned teams (the Royals have no comparisons yet). Two of those, the Dash and Pride, can be used as negative examples just as easily as the overall increase can be used positively.
Here is some more food for thought: The NWSL average in 2017 was 5,083. If you strip away the Breakers and Kansas City, the remaining teams averaged 5,768. So this year's average is still narrowly ahead. But that does not account for Utah. If we remove them from this season, the average stands at 5,427. The eight returning teams have seen their aggregate drop by 5.9%.
There is no perfect comparison when crunching the numbers. In fact, you can do it another way and just take the returning teams who are not MLS affiliated, and those numbers are cumulatively ahead of last season. Plus it is not entirely fair to ignore the Royals. Sad as it was to see two teams fold, the mechanics of last offseason were part of the evolution of a young league looking to find its place not only in the soccer hierarchy, but in the sports and entertainment worlds it is trying to infiltrate.
I'll just hit on one item this week, which is the completely baffling decision by NWSL to make Sky Blue play a match on Sunday and then another one on Tuesday. If you were not paying attention during the FIFA week, Saturday night's match between the Spirit and Sky Blue was repeatedly delayed by lightning and eventually postponed until the following morning. That allowed Sky Blue only one day of rest afterwards before Tuesday's makeup game in Chicago.
Let's be clear: This should not have happened. No team should ever be forced to play two matches in three days, especially in different cities. There may not have been a suitable contingency plan, although there is precedent for extending the season. In 2014, a Sky Blue match against the Dash was played the Wednesday after the scheduled end of the regular season. When it was rescheduled, there was a chance the match would matter for Sky Blue to get in the playoffs. It went on as scheduled even though Sky Blue had been eliminated.
There is a playoff spot on the line this time as well. The Red Stars need at least a draw against Sky Blue on Tuesday to secure the last spot and avoid a final-weekend pressure cooker in Utah. So it's the Royals who actually got the worst of this deal, since they need the Red Stars to lose on Tuesday. We're not going to feel too badly for the Royals, who have played themselves into a position where they need help to get into the playoffs, but at the very least they deserve some sort of equitable solution when weather forces a match to be postponed.
The two main points are these: One, no team should have to play Sunday, travel, and then play Tuesday. Two, if NWSL were going to prioritize either match, it should have been Tuesday's since that one has playoff implications.
In leagues with powerful union representation for players, these types of things are far less likely to happen. The NWSL Players Association is just getting its feet underneath it, but this is a prime example of why the success of that group is vital.
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FRANCISCO Benthum
MARLIN S/S 2014
Scuba diving and the deep sea world inspired Francisco Benthum for his Spring/Summer 2014 Collection, entitled MARLIN. On the one hand, he refers to the technical aspect of scuba diving: the wetsuit with its low-and high-tech and futuristic detailing resembling high-performance materials. On the other hand, he was inspired by the underwater environment and it's prints and shapes.
The collection offers the wearer a series of looks that manipulate the silhouette in different ways.
Design. Amongst other garments in the series, there are variations
on a traditional men's shirt with, for example, a series of five shirt eyes,a blouson
jacket, and a shirt even worn as a statement jacket. In addition, many garments carried the possibility of 'morphing': oversized pleated pants can be worn in multiple ways. An overcoat which has buttons can be worn with the sleeves tight or loose-fitting.
The material mix is rich in contrast. The collection is made of high-tech materials that look and feel natural. A semi-transparent nylon looks like crinkled poplin and neoprene made into a sports jersey. By contrast, natural materials with futuristic finishes were used: from crinkled metallic linens to smooth coated poplin.
A specially developed printing process is carried out in various shades which each have their own impact: graphic crisp black and white and alienating purple-cobalt-electric to a more earthly feeling in khaki greens. The print supports the collection of colors that vary from naturally ocher, cobalt and various greens to more modern grays and classic black and white.
About Francisco Benthum
Since 2003 Francisco Benthum has been the driving force behind his eponymous luxury menswear label. Benthum began his career at the end of the 90s, when he graduated from the fashion department of ArtEZ Institute of the Arts. His vision of men manifests in collections in an elegant way with prevailing dress codes and restrictions challenge.
With rigorous procedures or even small shifts in the silhouette or clothing FRANCISCO Benthum presents an interesting and wearable collection for a modern cosmopolitan man.
FRANCISCO Benthum is available internationally via a selected number of multi-brand stores and through its own concept store in Amsterdam.
FRANCISCO Benthum successfully collaborated last year with Specsavers
and a new collection of frames is to be presented in 2014.
In 2012 Francisco Benthum received the Culture Fashion Stipend of the Prince Bernhard Culture.


The rock pratincole (Glareola nuchalis) is a species of bird in the Glareolidae family.
The rock pratincole (Glareola nuchalis) is a native African wading bird. Mature adults have dark gray or brown plumage with a white line beginning beneath the eye extending to the back of the neck like a collar. Their wings are long and dark with a distinct white patch on the underwing. Their tail is forked and they usually have a white belly. The bill is black with a red base and the legs and eyes are coral red. Both sexes emit a faint whistling contact call and musical purring but can become very noisy when aggressive.Glareola nuchalis measurements: length: 16.5-19.5cm; wing: 14.3-16.0cm; bill: 10-12mm; tail: 5-6cm; mass: 43-52 grams.
Glareola nuchalis associates with the rocks along the embankments of rivers and lakes as its seasonal movements are determined by local water levels. These intra-African migrants occur peripherally along the coast of South Africa in the equatorial regions. They migrate when areas are flooded and arrive when rocks emanate during drought. They live in flocks of about 26 pairs in and on the rocks feeding upon insects in the morning and evening and wading in the cool waters during the heat of the day. They will feed during day if overcast is present and can be routinely seen perched on a hippopotamus scavenging for insects. Its diet consists mostly of flies, moths, ants, beetles, grasshoppers and cicadas. Their prey is attacked aerially.
An elaborate courtship occurs in flight with wings held high over the back with neck feathers flared to emphasize their collar. They are monogamous and keep the same mate for life. Breeding pairs withdraw from the flock and become territorial of their nest and only breed in times of drought. The female lays 1-2 eggs in the depression of a smooth rock in sites surrounded by water. Both sexes incubate the nest and frequently return to the nest with wet feathers to keep their eggs cool. Chicks are born camouflaged with brown feathers and white spots and have no white collar until it matures. They quickly take refuge in the crevices of rocks and begin swimming well quickly.
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YouView set-top boxes now available in the UK
YouView hits stores nationwide
YouView, the new set top box offering subscription-free digital TV and catch-up unveiled by Chairman Lord Sugar and CEO Richard Halton earlier this month, will be available in stores across the country from tomorrow.
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YouView features an innovative electronic programme guide (EPG) that allows users to scroll back seven days to catch up on programmes they've missed and also enables you to watch in HD and record, pause and rewind live TV. The easy-to-use search facility lets you find on-demand content by programme or even actor's name.
The new offering backed by some of Britain's biggest names in TV and broadband, namely the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, Arqiva, BT and TalkTalk, brings a fully integrated service to homes nationwide via a broadband internet connection from any ISP, television aerial and a YouView set top box.
Lord Sugar, Chairman of YouView said: "Following a good reception to our retail announcement earlier this month, we are pleased to announce that YouView is now available in retail outlets across the country. The simple-to-use box allows people to search back an entire week to catch what they've missed and also combines on-demand services with TV channels, providing extraordinary TV for everyone".
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Team Dover inducts new honorary commanders
Maj. Sean Moriarty, Delaware State Police administrative officer and Air Mobility Command civic leader, speaks during the 2021 Honorary Commander Induction Ceremony Oct. 22, 2021, at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware. Moriarty spent two years as the 436th Security Forces Squadron HCC and one year as the 436th Airlift Wing vice HCC before becoming an AMC civic leader. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Stephani Barge)
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CARNATION is heading to Miami, Florida to board the 70000 Tons of Metal cruise ship, which will depart from Fort Lauderdale on Thursday, January 31st, 2019.
Two different performances are set to take place aboard the majestic cruise while sailing in the international waters of the Caribbean sea. Specific set times will be announced in the upcoming days.
We are extremely thrilled to undertake this crazy journey beyond our wildest dreams!


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Huib van Krimpen (Den Haag, 11 maart 1917 – Amsterdam, 2 februari 2002) was een Nederlandse typograaf  en letterontwerper. Daarnaast was hij vertaler en margedrukker.

Jeugd
Huib van Krimpen was lid van de familie Van Krimpen, en het enige kind van de bekende Nederlandse letterontwerper Jan van Krimpen (1892-1958) en de vertaalster Nini Brunt (1891-1984). Jan van Krimpen had Nini Brunt rond 1910 leren kennen op de avondschool van de Tekenopleiding in Den Haag. Zij was de jongste dochter van een boekhandelaar in de Haagse Gortstraat (om de hoek van de centraal gelegen Spuistraat), Cornelis Brunt.

Huib bracht zijn eerste levensjaren door op Fahrenheitstraat 519 in Den Haag, nabij de Laan van Meerdervoort, uitkijkend op een fabriek van Haagse Hopjes. Nini's oudere zuster Aty trouwde met de schrijver Jan Greshoff, die de familie Van Krimpen van jongs af aan nabij zou blijven. Ook de Maastrichtse drukker en uitgever A.A.M. Stols was al vroeg bevriend met de familie. De Rijswijkse kunstenaar Jan Boon maakte in 1924 een potloodportret van de toen zevenjarige Huib. In 1925 ging Jan van Krimpen werken voor de lettergieterij Koninklijke Joh. Enschedé te Haarlem, en verhuisde het gezin naar Heemstede.

Toen Huib twaalf jaar was, gingen zijn ouders uit elkaar. Zijn moeder ging op zichzelf wonen in Amsterdam, ze moest voortaan voor zichzelf zorgen en zou altijd alleen blijven. Huib bleef bij zijn vader, die een goede baan had in een tijd waarin armoede en werkloosheid gewoon was; hij hertrouwde met Catharina ten Houte de Lange (1899-1937), redactrice van het culturele geïllustreerde maandblad Op de Hoogte. Het gezin verhuisde naar een riante woning in Heemstede aan de J.H. Weissenbruchlaan 19.

Carrière
Na zijn gymnasium en het staatexamen in juli 1936 begon Huib een rechtenstudie in Amsterdam. Hij voelde zich thuis in het studentenleven, werd lid van het Amsterdamsch Studenten Corps en was van 1938 tot 1941 redacteur van het studentenblad Propria Cures. Van de studie kwam niet veel terecht: "Het studentenleven in die tijd was heerlijk. Ik had het veel te druk om te studeren" Vanwege een dreigend conflict met de Duitse bezetter moest de hele redactie uiteindelijk aftreden.

Van Krimpen trad in het begin van de oorlogsjaren in dienst bij Uitgeverij Contact in Amsterdam, maar na de invoering van de Nederlandsche Kultuurkamer was er weinig werk meer, en moest hij ontslag nemen. Daarna ging hij werken bij Drukkerij Trio in Den Haag als assistent van A.A.M. Stols, die daar toen adjunct-directeur was. Stols kende Huib al als kleuter, en was een goede vriend van Huibs beide ouders.

Stols wilde bij zijn indiensttreding bij Drukkerij Trio zijn eigen uitgeverij niet opgeven. Dat mocht, maar dan moest hij wel een assistent erbij nemen voor de dagelijkse werkzaamheden. Dat werd Huib van Krimpen. De boeken die Stols uitgaf, werden in Maastricht gedrukt bij Boosten & Stols, de drukkerij van zijn familie. Als Stols niet in Den Haag bij Trio was, dan moest de jonge Van Krimpen Stols' plaats innemen. Zo deed hij veel ervaring op in praktische typografie. Hij leerde het drukkersvak van de typograaf Henri Friedländer en door twee cursussen te volgen bij de Amsterdamsche Grafische School. Op zijn beurt was hij een leraar van de drukker Emile Puettmann, de eerste voorzitter van de stichting Drukwerk in de Marge.

In de oorlogsjaren begon Van Krimpen een privé-uitgeverijtje met de fancy-naam Le lapin et le chat. Zijn connecties met uitgevers en drukkerijen kwamen daarbij goed van pas. Hij publiceerde er enkele buitenlandse teksten mee, vier gedichten van de drukker-uitvinder Charles Cros, een serie Duitstalige gedichten van Jean Cocteau en een boekje van Paul Éluard. Aan deze boeken werkten Huibs moeder, de als vertaalster bekend geworden Nini Brunt mee: zij zorgde voor het marmeren van de omslagen. Mimi Nooteboom tekende er vignetten voor. Ook gaf hij een boekje uit van zijn oom Jan Greshoff, Catrijntje Afrika (met een tekening van Tinus van Doorn, gedichten van Langston Hughes en van Max de Jong, plus het door Nini Brunt vertaalde verhaal De gedaanteverwisseling van Franz Kafka, waarvan de tien luxe-exemplaren een originele tekening bevatten van Bertram Weihs.

Op 17 februari 1943 trouwde Van Krimpen met Mimi Nooteboom (1918-2000) uit Rotterdam. Ze betrokken een kleine hofjeswoning aan de Bankastraat 9 te Den Haag. Daar werd op 25 april 1944 hun zoon Joan geboren. Dit huwelijk duurde maar kort, al in september 1945 werd de scheiding vastgelegd. Een jaar later hertrouwde hij. In de jaren vijftig werd het gezin met twee zonen verrijkt.

Boekverzorger
Na de oorlog kreeg Van Krimpen veel waardering voor zijn werk als boekverzorger. Dat leidde tot een reeks van prijzen:

 1949: Staatsprijs voor Typografie. Huib van Krimpen was de eerste die met deze prijs bekroond werd.
 1949: H.N. Werkmanprijs, een eervolle vermelding voor de vormgeving van Archivum chirurgicum Neerlandicum, een tijdschrift van de uitgeverij S. Gouda Quint-D. Brouwer & Zoon te Arnhem.
 1950: Staatsprijs voor Typografie voor het ontwerp van de reeks Gastmaal der eeuwen van uitgeverij Van Loghum Slaterus te Arnhem, en Drukkerij Thieme in Nijmegen.
 1951: H.N. Werkmanprijs voor Archivum chirurgicum Neerlandicum en de layout van boeken voor uitgeverij S. Gouda Quint-D. Brouwer & Zoon te Arnhem.

In het jaar 1958 overleed zijn vader Jan van Krimpen geheel onverwacht. Zoon Huib had niet zo'n goede verhouding met zijn vader, maar nu kreeg hij een flinke erfenis. En met dat geld kon hij een eigen woning kopen in het Gooise Huizen. Maar ook zijn tweede huwelijk strandde uiteindelijk in december 1963. Ongeveer een jaar later hertrouwde hij met Will Jongman. Zij was de dochter van Albert Jongman, de directeur van Drukkerij Holland te Amsterdam. Ook haar moeders familie zat in het drukkerijwezen: haar oom G.J. van der Woude was directeur geweest van uitgeverij W. de Haan, en had met zowel vader als zoon Van Krimpen samengewerkt.

Ruim vijftig jaar oefende Huib van Krimpen het vak van boekverzorger uit. Hij noemde zichzelf wel letter-kundige, en publiceerde tot op hoge leeftijd artikelen in allerlei vakbladen over typografie en aanverwante onderwerpen. Hij wisselde vaak van werkkring, soms was hij een zelfstandig ondernemer, dan weer werknemer in vaste dienst, maar hij werkte zelden ergens voor lange tijd.

In 1954 volgde Huib van Krimpen zijn vader en ook zijn eigen leermeester A.A.M. Stols op als docent Boekverzorging bij het Antwerpse Plantijn Genootschap, nu Plantin Instituut voor Typografie. Naar zijn oordeel moest typografie de tekst ondersteunen, niet domineren, en zo zorgen voor een prettig leesbaar boek. Het onderzoek daarnaar testte hij uit op zijn studenten. En dat leidde tot zijn standaardwerk, Boek over het maken van boeken (1966). Deze volumineuze uitgave was geheel in kostbare boekdruk uitgevoerd, en werd snel uitverkocht. Dat was ook het geval bij de tweede, herziene en vermeerderde editie, die precies twintig jaar later uitkwam, in 1986.

In 1961 werd Van Krimpen directeur van de Coöperatieve Export-organisatie van de Vereniging van Clichéfabrikanten Nepea, een organisatie die zich met clichés en hun verspreiding over de wereld bezighield. Omdat de techniek van het gebruik van clichés verouderde, hield het bedrijf op te bestaan, en werd hij directeur van uitgeverij A.L. van Gendt, gespecialiseerd in kunstgeschiedenis. Daar produceerde Van Krimpen rond 1970 een aantal standaardwerken over schilders en drukkers, waar hij zelf een belangrijk aandeel had in de typografie, onder andere over de etsen van Rembrandt, het grafische werk van Albrecht Dürer en zijn familie, over Jan van Goyen, Dirck Barendsz en het boek The Golden Compasses over de drukkerij van Plantijn.

Daarnaast was Huib van Krimpen werkzaam als vertaler, vooral van werk dat met boekverzorging te maken had, maar ook van Joseph Roth en Bruno Frank. Voor vertaalwerk alleen om den brode gebruikte hij het pseudoniem 'H. de Rétrécy', naar het Franse woord rétrécir, dat 'krimpen' betekent.

Margedrukwerk

Van Krimpen was een enthousiast marginaal drukker en lange tijd bestierde hij een eigen bibliofiele drukpers, de Blauwe Maandag Pers, actief van 1975 tot ongeveer 1984. Naast boekdrukker was hij langdurig voorzitter van de Stichting Drukwerk in de Marge, waarvan de doelstelling was het ambachtelijk drukken van boeken in stand te houden en te promoten.

Bij zijn 65e verjaardag in 1982 werd hem door zijn mede-margedrukkers een huldeboek aangeboden, het eerste in een lange traditie van feestelijke verzamel-uitgaven van marginale drukkers.

Uitgaven van de Blauwe Maandag Pers
 1975: Blauwe Maandag Pers, plano met letterproef
 1976: De sluimrende. Gedicht, Jan Pieter Heije (1809-1876)
 1977: L'imprimerie est une vray abisme ..., Christophe Plantin (ca. 1520-1589)
 1977: Die swaerste conste, Jan van Boendale (ca. 1280-1351)
 1978: Prediker = Koheleth = Ecclesiastes = Der Prediger = L'ecclésiaste,
 1978: Schelpen = Muscheln, Wolfgang Borchert (1921-1947)
 1979: Boek typografie = Book typography = Buchtypografie
 1984: De metro van Praag, Herman Hendrik ter Balkt (1938-2015)

Bibliografie
 1942 - Edward Johnston over de kalligrafie (enkele belangrijke fragmenten uit de inleiding tot Writing, Illuminating & Lettering), Edward Johnston en Huib van Krimpen. Wormerveer, Meijer's Boek en handelsdrukkerij
 1944 - Langston Hughes, Lament for dark peoples and other poems. Selected and introduced by H. Driessen. Uitgave en typografische verzorging Huib van Krimpen.  Oplage 250 + 50 genummerde exx., met bibliografie. Clandestiene editie, De Jong 409.
 1947 - Drie meesters over typografie en boek. Koppermaandaggeschenk, uitgave Huib van Krimpen
 1947 - Blokboeken, een tussenspel in houtsneden. Monumenten der boekdrukkunst, nr. 2. Den Haag, N.V. Drukkerij Trio,
 1947 - Tentoonstellingen: Handschriften en incunabelen & Het welverzorgde boek, Herman de la Fontaine Verwey & Huib van Krimpen. Amsterdam, Universiteitsbibliotheek
 1950 - De taak van de typograaf. Een overdenking ter gelegenheid van Koppermaandag, eigen uitgave
 1951 - Het Schone Leven. Drie fragmenten bijeengebracht ter gelegenheid van Koppermaandag MDCCCCLI, Charles Cros, Rainer Maria Rilke, Holbrook Jackson, (Huib van Krimpen: typografie, boekverzorging, boekproductie)
 1951 - Een tijdgenoot GBS: typograaf. In G.H.M. van Huet, Huib van Krimpen, RBK Haarlem, Spiegeltje aan de wand nr. 1
 1951 - Het schone boek. Uitgave Huib van Krimpen
 1966 - Boek over het maken van boeken. Arnhem, Van Loghum Slaterus; voor de tweede druk zie 1986
 1966 - Stanley Morison en de typografische traditie. F. Baudin, Huib van Krimpen, vertaling D. Van Velde. Brussel-Den Haag, Albert I Bibliotheek, Rijksmuseum Meermanno-Westreenianum
 1967 - Koninklijke Drukkerij Van de Garde Zaltbommel Letterproef 1967, Huib van Krimpen, Jan Kann, Helmut Salden (bandontwerp)
 1980 - Gravisie. Persoonlijke visies op verleden, heden en toekomst van de grafische industrie. Vormgever en techniek, Cor Jongens (,), Utrecht Van Boekhoven-Bosch
 1980 - Het paspoort, Bruno Frank, vertaling Huib van Krimpen. Amsterdam, Allert de Lange, ISBN 9061331110
 1980 - Voor het einde - 33 Duitse verhalen uit de jaren 1900-1933, Willem van Toorn en Huib van Krimpen (redactie). Amsterdam, Allert De Lange, ISBN 9789061330981
 1980 - Typos 1, Fred Lambert, Huib van Krimpen, Clive Ashwin, John Dreyfus, e.a., London College of Printing
 1981 - Drukkers in de marge, Amsterdam, Proost & Brandt. Proost Prikkels 384
 1983 - De letter of de waardering voor het boek. J. Reehorst, Carel Peeters, Huib van Krimpen, Boudewijn Büch, Hans A. Halbey. Haarlem, Stichting Haarlem Boekenstad
 1983 - Grondbeginselen der typografie, Stanley Morison, vertaling Huib van Krimpen. Amsterdam, Uitgeverij De Buitenkant
 1983 - Het model voor de uitgever van Johan H. van Eikeren. Utrecht, Impress, 1983. Scaldia-model nr. 1
 1984 - Roswitha Quadflieg 1973 Raamin Presse 1983, R.E.O. Ekkart en Huib Van Krimpen. Haarlem, Joh. Enschedé & Zonen
 1985 - Boeken maken, uitgebracht door Frans Hals Museum ter gelegenheid van de tentoonstelling Boeken Maken
 1985 - 10 jaar Stichting Drukwerk in de marge & Nederlandse literatuur in de marge, Emile Puettmann, Tom van Deel, Huib van Krimpen e.a., Rijksmuseum Meermanno-Westreenianum/KB
 1986 - Boek over het maken van boeken. Veenendaal, Gaade (de geheel herziene uitgave van de eerste druk uit 1966)
 1986 - Gids voor de redacteur. Een gids voor de redacteur waarin alle aspecten aan de orde komen van het redactie, Geoffrey Rogers, bewerkt door Huib van Krimpen, Veenendaal, Gaade Uitgevers
 1986 - Ons Erfdeel, 29e jaargang, nr 2, maart/april. Harry Scholten, Huib van Krimpen, Freek van Wel, e.a. Stichting Ons Erfdeel
 1987 - Een boek is pas een boek als het een boek is. Amsterdam, De Buitenkant, 1986
 1987 - Drukwerkproduktie en begeleiding. David Bann, bewerkt door Huib van Krimpen. Veenendaal, Gaade
 1988 - Grafisch zakboek, Hedendaagse grafische begrippen met vertalingen en registers in het Engels, Duits, Frans, Italiaans en Spaans, Huib van Krimpen en Rob van den Elzen. De Bilt, Cantecleer
 1988 - Jan Tschichold, Opstellen over typografie, vertaling Huib van Krimpen. Zaandam, Drukkerij Grafax
 1989 - Jan Tschichold, Twee opstellen over typografie, vertaling, naschrift en termenlijst Huib van Krimpen. Maastricht, Gerards & Scheurs uitgevers
 1990 - Jan van Krimpen, Over het ontwerpen en bedenken van drukletters, oorspronkelijke titel On Designing and Devising Type (1957), vertaling Huib van Krimpen. Amsterdam, De Buitenkant
 1990 - Frank Blokland, Letters & techniek, met voorwoord van Huib van Krimpen. Koninklijke Van de Garde BV, Zaltbommel, ter ere van het eerste lustrum van de drukkerij
 1990 - Typografie / uitgangspunten, richtlijnen, techniek, Ton Bolder, Joost Klinkenberg, Huib van Krimpen, Stefan Menningh, Paul Mijksenaar, Bart Oosterhoorn, Kees Ruyter, Wim Westerveld, Gaade uitgevers, GOC-uitgeverij, ISBN 9789060174999
 1991 - Meestal uitzonderlijk, Utrecht, Stichting Matrijs 1991, jubileum-uitgave ter ere van het 10-jarig bestaan van de uitgeverij Stichting Matrijs
 1991 - Jan Tschichold, De proporties van het boek, vertaling Huib van Krimpen, Amsterdam, Uitgeverij De Buitenkant
 1992 - Albert Kapr, 101 stellingen over de vorm van het boek, Huib van Krimpen. Amsterdam, De Buitenkant, ISBN 9789070386375
 1994 - Thomas Verbogt en Huib van Krimpen, Het schoone kennen veredelt de ziel. Hijman Boeken (Stenfert Kroese & Van der Zande), Arnhem, ter gelegenheid van het 75-jarig bestaan, oplage 500 exx.
 1996 - Memorandum - over het maken van ontwerpen van Monotype-letters ter vermijding van willekeurige inbreuken door de tekenkamer op het werk en de intenties van de ontwerper waardoor teleurstelling bij de ontwerper kan worden voorkomen, Jan van Krimpen (tekst), Huib van Krimpen (bezorging), ter introductie van de letter DTL Haarlemmer. Amsterdam/Den Bosch, De Buitenkant/Dutch Type Library
 1999 - 'Gies'. Tekst (een definitie) van Huib van Krimpen, gebruikt in Henk Gies. MCMIL 4 november MIM. Vouwblad gedrukt in ca. 20 exemplaren, op verzoek van Ronald en Lizanne Breugelmans gedrukt door Kees Thomassen (margedrukkerij De Uitvreter, Zoeterwoude) bij gelegenheid van Gies' vijftigste verjaardag.
 1999 - Vergeetboekje - Termen en begrippen uit de praktijk van de boekdruk, Amsterdam, De Buitenkant, ISBN 90-76452-21-0
postuum
 2005 - Over die zaak. Keuze uit de opstellen en artikelen van Huib van Krimpen. Amsterdam, De Buitenkant & Stichting Drukwerk in de Marge, 2005

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 Paul Snijders & Marieke van Delft, met medewerking van Fokas Holthuis, De Couturedoos, Van Krimpen-vondsten voor het huis van het boek, Den Haag, Stichting Vrienden Museum Meermanno, 2022

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Xavi Hernández is the winner of the fourth edition of the Barça Players Award, which is awarded by the Barça Players Association to the first team player who demonstrated the most fair play in the previous season. The jury, who met at the Camp Nou this afternoon, picked Xavi as the winner from among the six finalists – all the finalists were selected by popular vote. The other five finalists were Abidal, Iniesta, Messi, Pedro and Puyol.
The voting period opened on 2 June with the participation of President Sandro Rosell, and it closed on 30 June. Individuals could to cast their vote on the Facebook page of the Barça Players Association or on Twitter, with the hashtag #PremiFairPlay.
This is Xavi's second Fair Play award in as many years as the midfielder picked up the award for the 2011/12 season earlier this year.
The jury, which was made up of representatives from different sporting institutions, press and FC Barcelona members, noted "the player's great personality and his capacity to synthesize and wholly transmit the values of barcelonismo," influenced their final decision.
Throughout his career, Xavi has often stood in solidarity with those who needed it most. For example, in last season's edition of the Champions League, in the quarter finals against PSG, the player scored from the penalty spot. Xavi dedicated the goal to a child who is battling leukemia; he also wore a shirt in support of the child.
Xavi leads his team-mates when it comes to Fair Play awards, as he has won two throughout his career. The winners from previous editions are AndrésIniesta (2010/11) and BojanKrkic (2009/10).


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Oman's national exports edge down to OMR20.4 billion in 2014
AMEinfo Staff May 25, 2015
National Centre for Statistics and InformationNews ReportTimes of Oman
Mainly driven by lower oil and gas prices, especially in the last quarter of 2014
Oman's total exports dropped by 5.7 per cent in 2014 to OMR20.46 billion compared with OMR21.70bn for the previous year, new data indicates.
The drop in the country's exports is mainly driven by lower oil and gas prices, especially in the last quarter of 2014, according to a report by the National Centre for Statistics and Information.
The figures show that oil and gas revenues edged down by 6.7 per cent to OMR13.39bn in 2014, from OMR14.35bn in 2013.
According to the data, published by the Times of Oman, the sultanate produced 344.37 million barrels of crude oil in 2014, of which 292.16m barrels were exported.
Meanwhile, non-oil exports grew by 8.4 per cent to OMR4.12bn, but the growth ratio remains way below the target, which is set at 15 per cent a year.
The report indicates that Oman's top non-oil exports were aluminium smelter, petrochemicals, plastics and rubber, fertilisers and iron and steel.
The country continues to work in expanding its non-exports base to contain shocks due to volatility in international oil prices.
Top buyers of Oman's non-oil products are led by the United Arab Emirates and followed by Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, India and the United States of America.
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Radio TAB presenter Steve Hewlett and TattsBet form analyst Will Norman look at the weekend's feature races including Friday night's Manikato Stakes, as well as the big one, Saturday's W.S. Cox Plate.
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Issue of Monday, December 7th, 2015
Syntax Square 12/8 - Despoina Oikonomou
Speaker: Despoina Oikonomou (MIT)
Title: Analytic vs. Synthetic morphology in the domain of Passive: deriving the differences
Date: Tuesday, December 8th
Time: 10:00am-11:00am
Place: 32-D461
Cross-linguistically we observe two types of Passives; Analytic (e.g. English) and Synthetic (e.g. Greek). Evidence from different languages (Albanian, Armenian, Amharic, Greek, PA Arabic, Quechua, Shakkinoono/ Kafinoonoo, Swedish, Turkish) suggests the morphology used in synthetic - and crucially not in analytic passives - can also appear in at least one of the following environments; a) verbal reflexives and reciprocals, b) anticausatives, c) deponent verbs (as well as other constructions which vary cross-linguistically) which altogether constitute the so-called Middle Voice (see Kemmer 1993, Alexiadou & Doron 2012).
This talk aims to explain this contrast between Synthetic and Analytic Passives. I argue that under an analysis of Passive as existential binding of the external argument (Legate 2010, Bruening 2013) the crucial difference in synthetic vs. analytic Passives relies on the morphosyntactic merger (bundling) of the Passive Voice and the little-v head in Synthetic but not in Analytic Passives. In the spirit of dynamic approaches to phasehood (den Dikken 2006, Bobalijk & Wurmbrand 2013, Wurmbrand 2015) I take this merger operation (Pylkkänen 2008, Bobaljik 2012) to be responsible for the formation of a single interpretation domain in synthetic passives thus allowing a range of interpretations which depend on the properties of the vP predicate (cf. Maranz 2007, 2013, Alexiadou & Anagnostopoulou 2004, Alexiadou & Doron 2012, Anagnostopoulou & Samioti 2013).
ESSL/LacqLab 12/9 - Florian Schwarz
Speaker: Florian Schwarz (UPenn)
Title: Presupposition Projection from Disjunction - Unconditionally Symmetric?
Date and time: Wednesday, December 09, 3:00 PM
Room: 32-D461
The nature of presupposition projection from disjunction continues to be controversial in the literature, both empirically and theoretically: Does it yield a conditional or non-conditional presupposition? Is it symmetric for both disjuncts? Is local accommodation within a disjunct possible (and if so, for which triggers)? And are there effects based on linear order in processing, or are they due to the projection mechanism? I present recent results from a picture matching task in the covered box paradigm on 'again' that suggest that a) projection is non-conditional from both disjuncts, b) that local accommodation is in principle possible even with a 'hard' trigger such as 'again', and c) that access to local accommodation can be primed by preceding experimental blocks that force this interpretation. Two visual world eye tracking studies, on 'stop' in the first disjunct and 'continue' in the second disjunct, furthermore provide evidence that non-conditional global interpretations are at play in online processing. The study on the second disjunct also provides evidence that responses that are inconsistent with a non-conditional global interpretations are slower than ones that are, in line with previous findings in the literature that local-accommodation based responses come with a slow down in reaction times.
Ling Lunch 12/10 - Florian Schwarz
Speaker: Florian Schwarz(UPenn)
Title: Towards a Typology of Presupposition Triggers - Experimental Explorations
Time: Thursday, December 10th, 12:30-1:45pm
Much recent work on presuppositions has argued for the need to distinguish different classes of presupposition triggers, perhaps most prominently in terms of the Hard vs. Soft distinction (Abusch 2002, 2010). Abusch, and more recently Romoli (2012, 2014), analyze the latter as a type of implicature. I present a summary of experimental investigations suggesting that soft triggers behave differently from implicatures, which poses a serious challenge for this line of analysis. At the same time, another set of experimental results suggests that differences between presupposition triggers are real, which raises the question of how to best capture these contrasts in a different way. I explore the possibility of explaining the relevant effects by distinguishing triggers in terms of whether or not they contribute their presupposition to the entailed content as well (Sudo 2012; cf. also Tonhauser et al. 2013's notion of 'obligatory local effects'), and present some initial experimental explorations that lend support to this approach.
Claire Halpert's mini-course
Title: Let's argue about clausal arguments!
Date: Dec 9th (Wednesday) and Dec 10th (Thursday)
Time: 5:00-7:00 PM
Place: 32-D461 (Wednesday) and 32-155 (Thursday)
The plan for this discussion is to investigate the ways in which clauses combine with predicates as internal and external arguments. We'll look at the behavior of finite clauses with respect to case (e.g. Stowell 1981, Kempchinsky 1992, a.o.), theories of clausal embedding as relativization (e.g. Aboh 2005, 2010, Arseneijevic, 2009, Haegeman and Ürögdi 2010, Kayne 2009), differences between internal and external argument clauses, and the behavior of head-initial CPs in head final languages. I'll be particularly concerned with the behavior of finite declarative clauses in languages that have them. (These questions relate to, and form some of the broader landscape for, the talk that I'll give on Friday — but the talk is meant to stand alone.)
Colloquium 12/11 - Claire Halpert
Speaker: Claire Halpert (University of Minnesota)
Title: Escape Clause
Date: Friday, Dec 11th
Place: 32-141
In this talk, I investigate the syntactic properties of clausal arguments, looking in particular at whether A-movement is permitted out of finite clauses and at whether these clauses themselves may undergo movement or establish agreement relationships. In English, argument clauses show some puzzling distributional properties compared to their nominal counterparts. In particular, they appear to satisfy selectional requirements of verbs, but can also combine directly with non-nominal-taking nouns and adjectives. Stowell (1981) and many others have treated these differences as arising from how syntactic case interacts with nominals and clauses. In a recent approach, Moulton (2015) argues that the distributional properties of propositional argument clauses are due to their semantic type: these clauses are type e,st and so must combine via predicate modification, unlike nominals. In contrast to English, I show that in the Bantu language Zulu, certain non-nominalized finite CPs exhibit identical selectional properties to nominals, therefore requiring a different treatment from those proposed in the previous literature. These clauses, also like nominals, appear to control phi-agreement and trigger intervention effects in predictable ways. At the same time, these clauses differ from nominals (and nominalized clauses) in the language in certain respects of their distribution. I will argue that these properties shed light on the role that phi-agreement plays in the transparency/opacity of finite clauses for A-movement and on the nature of barrier effects in the syntax more generally.


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The connection between oral health and cognitive function is intriguing, and seemingly is getting clearer. For example, a new prospective Japanese study of seniors living in the community reports that those with fewer teeth, were 3 times more likely to have a decline in cognitive function over 4 years, than those with more teeth.
In this context, a Canadian clinician reports the following case study.
"When Geraldo came to see me as a new client, his son had to bring him in and speak for him. Geraldo was confused and not able to communicate very well. His mouth was a disaster.
Our office arranged to have some teeth extracted and I proceeded to "clean him up" as well as start him on the Prevora protocol.
Fewer than half of Canadian seniors visit the dentist regularly because of the fear of cost and trauma.
Prevora addresses both obstacles to oral healthcare. And if Geraldo's experience is instructive, Prevora has significant benefits to prolonging independent living too.
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We can all agree that New Zealand has seen solid rates of GDP growth over the past few years, and of course no one is suggesting we get rid of this indicator. But we also need to ask questions about the quality of that growth. An everyday New Zealander - hearing of the "rock star economy" while their housing costs are skyrocketing, or they can't afford to send their kids to school with a proper lunch or their mental health is strained - tends to have their faith in the system and in institutions undermined.


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New Music Friday: Meditation on "Divinum Mysterium"
Divinum Mysterium dates from the 11th century, and possibly before. It is a plainchant melody that first appeared in print in 1582 in the Finnish song book Piae Cantiones. Though associated with different texts throughout the centuries, it is perhaps best known as the tune for the hymn "Of the Father's Love Begotten," and is often associated with the Christmas season.
The tune itself, being a chant, has an irregular meter, which lends itself nicely to a more free-form and fantasia-like meditation. After a brief introduction, the tune itself appears with minimal embellishment or alteration in the first violins. It then passes in shorter sections amongst all the instruments of the orchestra, each of which adds its own ornamentation. A final iteration, with a much more chordal setting of the tune, closes out the piece.
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All parts should play sweetly and gently throughout the piece, even when the dynamic grows more forceful near the end. All players should strive for a musical, reverent tone in their playing.
Be sure the first violin brings out the melody starting in measure 5, but let the second violins and violas have fun with their countermelody on the eighth notes.
Starting at measure 23, the melody passes from part to part; those with the melody are marked mezzo-piano, while the accompaniment is marked piano. Be sure each instrument brings out the melody when it's their turn, and really let them play out their embellishments to the tune as they happen.
At measure 41, the second violins, violas, and celli should play as lushly as possible, and really milk this section for all the musicality they can muster. The crescendo in measure 48 should sound confident and assured, not bold or angry. Make a big decrescendo in 53, an even bigger crescendo in 54, and after the caesura, let the echo of the chord die away before continuing on to measure 55. Feel free to make a big deal of both the ritardando in measures 57-58, as well as the one from 61 to the end. Embrace the dissonances on the last chord, and let it fade away to nothing.
About Jason W. Krug
Jason W. Krug is a native of Indianapolis, Indiana. He holds a degree in music from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Jason is a full-time freelance composer, arranger, clinician, and teacher. Since his first publication in 2006, he's had over 400 compositions and arrangements accepted for handbells, piano, strings, organ, and choir. His works have been featured at numerous festivals and workshops in the United States and beyond.
In his spare time, Jason enjoys writing. He has spent several years working on a young adult fantasy series, The Sadonian Chronicles, and recently released his first non-fiction book, The General Theory of Creativity. He frequently participates in the National Novel Writing Month event in November.
Jason continues to live in Indianapolis with his wife Ellen and his sons Daniel and Malcolm. You can find him on the web at jasonwkrug.com.
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Two scientists studying images from NASA's Galileo orbiter have just announced that Europa, Jupiter's sixth closest moon, has icy plate tectonics.
Suddenly, Jupiter's moon Europa became an even more tantalizing prospect for those hoping to find life elsewhere in the solar system, as NASA scientists announced that it has shifting plate tectonics. It would be the first world other than Earth where this has been discovered.
Europa—the sixth largest of Jupiter's 67 confirmed moons—was already one of our solar system's best bets for a potential habitability. Since the launch of NASA's 1989 Galileo orbiter, which visited Jupiter and its satellites, scientists have discovered that Europa has not only ice-encrusted oceans of saltwater, but icy geysers and minerals associated with organic-materials.
The moon is so alluring that the European Space Agency has already planned a new flyby mission for the mid 2020's called the Jupiter Icy Moon Explorer. But if this new NASA study is correct, then it might be time to plan for a Europa lander.
Two scientists came to this stunning new conclusion by scouring 10-year-old data from the Galileo orbiter. They spotted wide bands of fresh icy crust at what's now understood to be tectonic borders, like California's San Andreas Fault. The researchers think that as the new crust rose, it was pushing old crust into the moon's interior. On Earth, this same tectonic process (of one plate pushing another below it) explains the formation of mountains.
"Europa may be more Earth-like than we imagined," says Simon Kattenhorn, a co-discoverer and astrophysicist at the University of Idaho, Moscow, in a NASA press release. "Not only does this discovery make [Europa] one of the most geologically interesting bodies in the solar system, it also . . . has significant implications for Europa's potential as a habitable world."
That's because plate tectonics does more than make mountains. On Europa, plate tectonics would allow surface minerals and materials to push their way through the seemingly impenetrable shield of ice that encloses the moon's subsurface oceans—and vice versa. That intermingling between the surface and the water increases the likelihood that Europa could have subsurface micro-environments that harbor life.


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Ravens news, notes and opinions
Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome, assistant general manager Eric DeCosta, director of college scouting Joe Hortiz and head coach John Harbaugh will be available to reporters later this morning at the team's pre-draft luncheon. Expect to hear plenty of the following: "We love draft picks." "We'll take the best player available." "There could be a player at [insert position] that we could take in every round."
Such comments are constants at the annual event, and I would expect that this year's version will be no different. The Ravens aren't going to tip their hand as to what they're going to do with the sixth overall pick, nor should they. It will be interesting, however, to hear where they view the strengths in this draft and whether they are as dismissive about trading up in the first round as team owner Steve Bisciotti was last month.
This is a big week of pre-draft visits for the Ravens as Alabama linebacker Reggie Ragland, Florida State defensive back Jalen Ramsey, Eastern Kentucky pass rusher Noah Spence and Mississippi defensive end Robert Nkemdiche are all expected to be at the Under Armour Performance Center, according to various reports. Ragland was in the building earlier this week.
There's a lot of attention on visits, especially this year given that the Ravens are choosing earlier than they are used to in the first round. However, it's important to remember that the Ravens meet with or speak to many, many prospects, whether it's at the combine, Senior Bowl, pro days or individual workouts.
And that doesn't necessarily mean that they always have significant interest in that player. Sometimes, they are just doing due diligence on a future opponent. Other times, they want other teams in front of them to think that they are interested in a certain player to better the chances that the player that they do covet falls to them. In other words, visits are important, but they don't always tell the whole story.
I wrote in this space last week that I was having a hard time gauging how interested the Ravens were in Oregon defensive lineman DeForest Buckner. Well, the more I hear, the more I believe that Buckner is ranked very highly on the Ravens' board, even though the team is pretty deep along the defensive line. If Ramsey and Ohio State pass rusher Joey Bosa are taken within the first five picks, it would be interesting to see what the Ravens would do at six if Buckner and UCLA inside linebacker Myles Jack are still on the board. I guess there's no guarantee that they'd select Bosa if he was available either.
There are still some free agents on the market who would help the Ravens. Pass rusher Dwight Freeney immediately comes to mind. A veteran corner, like Jerraud Powers, Leon Hall and Greg Toler, would be a nice addition. There are some people that would like the Ravens to add Percy Harvin even after the team signed Mike Wallace.
However, keep in mind that Courtney Upshaw's deal with the Atlanta Falcons likely recouped a third or fourth-round compensatory pick for the Ravens. Do you put that at risk by signing a veteran? My guess is Newsome's answer is, "No." Free agents signed after May 12 don't factor in the compensatory pick formula. You might as well wait until after that date. By then, you'll know what holes the roster still has following the draft.
Speaking of Upshaw, that the Ravens chose not to match the one-year, $1.25 million contract the strong-side linebacker got from the Falcons tells you what the Ravens think about second-year player Za'Darius Smith. They are confident that Smith will be able to set the edge in the run game and provide more of a pass-rushing threat.
The Ravens are holding a free summit for leaders of high school football teams at M&T Bank Stadium on May 7, and one of the featured speakers is Brian Billick. Between this and Billick speaking to the Ravens last training camp, it's nice to see that the former head coach is getting more involved with the team. Perhaps, the involvement will ultimately result in Billick going into the team's "Ring of Honor." It would be well deserved for a coach that led the Ravens to their first Super Bowl championship.
If you are into this type of thing – and many of you are judging by the number of questions I've gotten on it – it appears that safety Eric Weddle will be wearing No. 32 with his new team. Weddle tweeted a picture of his father wearing a Ravens' Weddle No. 32 jersey.
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Q: Changing price based on option and getting the size to post Hi I am trying to change the price based on whatever is been selected from the options. A shoe come in different sizes and each has different cost to it.I want to get the item cost and the size which they have selected and POST it to a checkout.php page. My codes below is in a form. My question is how will i get it t Change the price based on the size the user choose and post the size and the price for that size.
so on the checkout.php page it will look something like
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    size: **18 inch (+£40.00)**
    Unit price: £40.00
    total price: £40.00

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The price is selected from a database as a standard price for the item and I want it to change(NOT ON THE DATABASE) when someone select from the options below

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<select name="size" class="small">
<option value="">12 size</option>
<option value="">14 size(+£30.00)</option> //if this option is selected the price will change to £30
<option value="">18 size(+£40.00)</option>//if this option is selected the price will change to £40
<option value="">20 size(+£45.00)</option>
<option value="">28 size(+£80.00)</option
</select>

Maybe the way i am doing it is wrong but i know it is possible to do it because i have seen it on some sites that sells items which different lengths or shapes price are different from one another.
If no one still understands me...
try buying a shoe from any site that sells and pick your size... although the price id the same for all sizes but in the cart it tells you want choose.
In my case the size have different prices and i want it show on the cart what size you choose and also the price for that size.

A: This could help you:
$("select[name='size']").on("change",function(){
    if($("option:selected",$(this)).val()!="-1")
    {
        $("#spanSize").text($("option:selected",$(this)).text());
        $("#unitPrice").text($("option:selected",$(this)).val());
        $("#totalPrice").text($("option:selected",$(this)).val());
    }
    else
    {
        $("#spanSize").text("");
        $("#unitPrice").text("");
        $("#totalPrice").text("");
    }
});

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