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Matthew C. Nowlin
Quantitative Research Methods for Political Science, Public Policy, and Public Administration
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The focus of this book is on using quantitative research methods to test hypotheses and build theory in political science, public policy and public administration. It is designed for advanced undergraduate courses, or introductory and intermediate graduate-level courses. The first part of the book introduces the scientific method, then covers research design, measurement, descriptive statistics, probability, inference, and basic measures of association. The second part of the book covers bivariate and multiple linear regression using the ordinary least squares, the calculus and matrix algebra that are necessary for understanding bivariate and multiple linear regression, the assumptions that underlie these methods, and then provides a short introduction to generalized linear models. The book fully embraces the open access and open source philosophies. The book is freely available in the SHAREOK repository; it is written in R Markdown files that are available in a public GitHub repository; it uses and teaches R and RStudio for data analysis, visualization and data management; and it uses publicly available survey data (from the Meso-Scale Integrated Socio-geographic Network) to illustrate important concepts and methods. We encourage students to download the data, replicate the examples, and explore further! We also encourage instructors to download the R Markdown files and modify the text for use in different courses.
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Mumbai: Sugar refiner Bajaj Hindusthan said on Tuesday it has set the price of its proposed rights issue at ₹ 36 a share, to raise up to ₹ 1,644 crore, pushing its shares up nearly 5%.
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Looking at the pictures from Kallman and your mom caused me to think. I remember Christmas times at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and dinner on the Navy ships; Easter shopping at Robert Halls for our new duds; summer @ Coney Island and Jones Beach. We sure were blessed. I remember marching in the band for the first time @ Swedish events when my tuba filled with water; slap ball in the courtyard; stick ball and the neighbors yelling about our climbing the fence to retrieve balls; about Saturday night bakery runs in Don Arbitter's station wagon; playing chicken on the Belt Parkway; the Fort Hamilton cannon. Wow all stored up for years. I also remember our moms working there; Bea in the laundry and mine in the nursery for awhile. That's all for now but oh yes not to forget meeting the girls near the laundry where band instruments were stored. Just remembering.
Have you found any more Kallmanites? We are in a building process here in California. There are several memories: my Cousin Dimple as nurse at the home, later my mother became the nurse, I believe she helped you or your brother with your arm unable to remember think you broke it. ( it was me Tommy) the different times at Easter and Christmas time going to different places like navy ships, for dinner, Coney Island, slap ball in the yard, band trying to march, my tuba filled with water while marching for the Swedish parade, Easter weekend going to Robert Hall's for new outfits, yes and also camp at the Word of LIfe Island two or three weeks during summers. I guess the staff was glad to have the building for themselves. our clothes on the tables all had to be marked because some of the initials of the boys and girls clothing were the same and would get mixed up when at camp. TV room was great in the chapel. beans for breakfast, lunch, supper, working carrying potatoes and supplies from the storage to the kitchen, Friday nite going or Sat nites going to different bakeries for donations, cuz they were closed on Sunday. our basketball teams boys only – one player was really good I think it was Robert. washing the stair, cleaning dishes, fast eating so no one else would take what we had, stick ball, our neighbors thought we were always invading their land because we were chasing our balls hit over the fence. I think i could elaborate on some of these points, and write a book someday. but time does not permit. Robert Farrrel and Marie incident during band practice.


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Q: Does using this "shortcutting function" is a good practice? I have a event based communication system, and this is the simplifed version of it:
class A: contains elements derived from class B
class B: has a pointer to its owner A
So when a B wants to communicate with other B-s, it calls A's Broadcast() method:

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*m_owner->Broadcast();

But I was wondering:

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*Should I make a protected Broadcast() method for B, which is just this:

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*m_owner->Broadcast();

Pros:

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*Instead of m_owner->Broadcast() I can write just Broadcast()

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*this makes the code cleaner.

Cons:

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*There will be +1 function calling in the procedure.

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*But this can be avoided by making the method inline
Is this a good practice? Why yes and why not?

A: In a situation that you have described, it probably indeed does not make much difference.
But in future you may find that you will need to add extra code to each place where Broadcast is called, for example logging or mutex locking. In this case, a separate function will be really useful.
Also you mention that you have classes derived from B. If this is a derived class that calls m_owner->Broadcast(), and m_owner is a base class field, then this is not a good pattern. Derived classes should better access parent's protected functions, not directly data members.

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module Primes
    ( isPrime
    , primes
    , trialDivisionPrimes
    , unfaithfulSievePrimes
    ) where

primes :: [Integer]
primes = trialDivisionPrimes

unfaithfulSievePrimes :: [Integer]
unfaithfulSievePrimes = sieve [2..]
  where sieve (p:xs) = p : sieve [x | x <- xs, x `mod` p /= 0]
        sieve []     = []

-- Melissa O'Neil
-- in http://www.cs.hmc.edu/~oneill/papers/Sieve-JFP.pdf
trialDivisionPrimes :: [Integer]
trialDivisionPrimes = 2 : [x | x <- [3..], isPrime x]

-- | Test primality by trial division
isPrime :: Integer -> Bool
isPrime x | x < 2 = False
isPrime x | otherwise = all (\p -> x `mod` p > 0) (factorsToTry x)
  where
    factorsToTry y = takeWhile (\p -> p*p <= y) trialDivisionPrimes

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According to Thomas Barta, the key to becoming an influencer within an organisation is talking to the people whose ideas and behaviour you're trying to change. "Understand what's going on. Tell them what you want to do, but listen," he suggests. Deceptively simple advice, but as Thomas cautions, listening is one of the hardest skills for marketers to master.
Once you've understood everyone's thinking, you'll be in a position to make a decision, but the work doesn't finish there. "Then go back and explain how their ideas were taken on board--or not. Listen, decide and communicate -- it's extremely powerful." Through this three-step process, leaders are able to inspire the kinds of profound change that make life significantly better for customers, and which have meaningful and measurable impacts on the bottom line.
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Bridget Perry scored 21 against Northwestern last year, and will look to stretch out the Wildcats defense again tomorrow.
After a hard-fought, grind-it-out win on the road against Nebraska to open Big Ten play, Northwestern returns home for their home Big Ten opener against a gritty Purdue team. Though the location and opponent may change, the style of game might not, with an up and down Boilermaker team looking to get on track in their Big Ten opener.
For Northwestern, tomorrow's game represents an opportunity to start conference play 2-0, before what is surely their toughest week in Big Ten play next week, which features a home game against Ohio State and a weekend trip to conference favorites Maryland.
Against Nebraska, it was Northwestern's defense which helped seal the victory. Over the final six and a half minutes, the Wildcats failed to make a single field goal, but were able to hold onto their lead thanks to a stellar defensive effort. Against Purdue, the story may be the same, as the Boilermakers are 2nd in the Big Ten and 27th nationally in scoring defense.
As always, Nia Coffey will look to key Northwestern's offense. The senior tallied 22 points against the Cornhuskers, despite dealing with some foul trouble in the 2nd and 3rd quarters. If Coffey can stay out of foul trouble against Purdue, she could give the Boilermakers fits all afternoon. In last season's 85-71 loss to the Boilermakers, Ashley Deary turned the ball over an uncharacteristic 10 times. If she can take care of the basketball tomorrow, and continue to dish out assists, while also picking up some steals after being held without one against Nebraska, the Wildcats could be looking at a 2-0 start to Big Ten play.
While the Wildcats haven't been a tremendous outside shooting team this year, Purdue is last in the Big Ten in 3-pointers allowed, meaning there could be opportunities for Lydia Rohde to spot up and hurt the Boilermakers from beyond the arc. As well as Rohde, Coffey, who was 4-8 from 3 against Nebraska, could find herself with some open looks against a Purdue team concerned about her threat off the dribble.
Purdue comes into tomorrow's contest with a record of 9-5, and a not so pretty RPI number of 147. Compounding factors for the Boilermakers is the fact that none of their 9 wins in non-conference play came against teams with RPIs higher than 180. After a 1-3 start which included a season-opening 20-point blowout loss to Maine, Purdue rallied to win 8 of their next 9 games. However the Boilermakers closed the non-conference season on a down note, losing at home 67-62 to IUPUI.
Sharon Versyp's squad is led by senior guard Ashley Morissette, who averages 14.4 PPG. While Morissette is dangerous, it was the 6-2 stretch forward Bridget Perry who gave the Wildcats the most issues when these two teams met last season. Perry led Purdue with 21 points while also grabbing 9 boards. Perry will force Nia Coffey to defend on the perimeter, and will look to get Northwestern's star into some early foul trouble. If Coffey can shut down Perry, it will rest on the shoulders of Purdue's backcourt, Morissette and freshman Dominique Oden, to score enough to allow Purdue's defense to give them the victory.
While Purdue's computer numbers may not be pretty, meaning this wouldn't exactly be a win the Wildcats will be bragging about come Selection Monday, the Boilermakers are a gritty, hard-nosed, defensive-minded team that will make Northwestern work for 40 minutes regardless of the scoreline. This game feels like it will resemble Wednesday night's conference opener: a hard fought, low scoring game in which the Wildcats make just enough plays to walk out winners, and sometimes, that's all that matters.
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The Indian sage Patanjali is believed to have collated the practice of yoga into the Yoga Sutra an estimated 2,000 years ago. The Sutra is a collection of 195 statements that serves as a philosophical guidebook for most of the yoga that is practiced today. It also outlines eight limbs of yoga: the yamas (restraints),niyamas (observances), asana (postures), pranayama (breathing),pratyahara (withdrawal of senses), dharana (concentration), dhyani(meditation), and samadhi (absorption).
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On 29/10/2021 at 16:54, monkeydog said:
On 29/10/2021 at 16:29, Mawdlin said:
As I said, don't listen to the purists.
bobontheway
Is it just because I'm looking too early or is this film seriously not available at iMax after Thursday the 4th in London?
Probably looking too early. I think most chains update listings on a Tuesday for the week beginning the following Friday. There can be exceptions for big movies opening, but this is probably past that point now and will be listed with the normal updates.
6 minutes ago, JohnC said:
I hope so. Gonna find it hard to get myself to a cinema any time before the 4th
9 hours ago, Hanzo the Razor said:
Nah, I'm not having that this time around. Best sound, music and VFX is in the bag. Best film/director are quids in, probably best supporting for Rebecca Ferguson. I can't see a reality where it doesn't do well. It's that good.
MardiganX
Saw it today at the IMAX. Absolutely loved it and a second viewing is necessary as almost every shot has several excellent things going on. I never read the books so one thing didn't really land for me, but I'm hoping it's just my lack of wider knowledge…
Is Paul now leader of the Fremen? That seemed like a hell of a rushed and fairly low-key section given the significance I think it is meant to carry.
The Fremen have been getting imprinted with cultural superstitions for generations by the Bene Gesserit about 'the one', as they were also playing a long game attempting to genetically engineer 'the one', and Paul (+ Jessica) confirms a lot of those superstitious beliefs and myths, so he gains a bit of a following. The fact he won the fight will have struck a chord with many of the observers. That's not a feature of this movie though.
None of that has been shown yet. They touched on the superstitions with the introduction to the Fremen servant, Mapes.
Padster
OK, daughter and I were all set to see this next weekend (6th Nov) as the wife is away. And now it appears it's only in cinemas until Thursday??? Since when did massively anticipated blockbuster movies only run for a fortnight in cinemas?
lordscotland
8 minutes ago, Padster said:
That's probably only as far as your cinema listings go up to - mine is the same. i'm sure it'll be around longer than that.
For those interested in the editing, Joe Walker was interviewed for Art of the Cut.
"Hans, what are you doing?"
"I'm looking for something with the efficiency of the word fuck"
3 hours ago, lordscotland said:
There seem to be plenty of of other crummy films I can book at the weekend though, so I'm not optimistic.
Man the financials on the sequel are pretty tight.
The same thing happened to me last week. On the Monday I couldn't book any of the blockbusters after Thursdays. I thought it as just a Halloween thing.
Then on Friday low and behold they're all available again. No idea why they do it this way.
Watched this last night and loved it. However - dune is probably my favourite book, I've read it at least ten times and at last count I've read at least 14 books of the series. I've seen the lynch film loads of times too.
I thought as a film aimed at people that love the source material, it was a great adaptation. I absolutely loved it. Could have watched it all day.
Thought Ferguson was incredible as Jessica, really enjoyed Idaho, Oscar Isaac's beard deserves its own credit. The thopters were amazing, really well realised as were the ships. The change of salusa secundus was interesting, the sardaukar are proper warhammer.
So this will sound odd, but I'm not sure how much of the politics/bene gesserit machinations/ kynes motivations/ other exposition from the books was missing for those that haven't read them. When you know the story you don't need it all explained and can just wallow in the visual and the performances without needing to worry about whether they've explained that Piter is a mentat or that Yueh has supposedly unbreakable loyalty etc. my brain filled all that in for me. Like they have one throwaway line from Duncan about clever clockwork in the paracompass and that's pretty much all you get on the whole no computers exist thing.
If you came into it cold I can imagine you'd be a bit WTF about it all.
And to be honest it serves you right for not having read this awesome book
Also that has to have been the loudest film I've ever seen. Bwaaaaarp!!!
I want them to keep making them until we get to :
Crazy worm Leto endlessly cloning Duncan for thousands of years
I arrived cold and got the gist of the machinations, untrust etc. - some things are better left shown and not told?
Re mentats - I would have been turned off by jargon/glossary terminology being chucked at me - show me what they do and I get it thanks.
Re no computers - it was clear that the story is set in the distant future and that there are no computers - obviously something happened to make such technology obsolete or dangerous, I don't need the details as to why really - if the details get filled in at some point, fine, but only if that's done in service to the plot please, thanks.
Super smart worldbuilding & storytelling in this film.
Ork1927
21 hours ago, lordscotland said:
Cineworld update their listings for the following Friday onwards on late Monday afternoon, but they are increasingly putting new releases up for booking before that. So you could have booked Eternals and Spencer for the week-end for quite a while and now Ghostbusters is up there for a couple of weeks time.
lankysanchez
I saw this last night and really enjoyed it, although with some criticisms that others have already raised I this thread. I last read the book about 2 years ago and have seen the Lynch movie several times (and like it for all its faults).
I thought Baron Harkonnen was a bit under-used and I would have liked to have seen a Guild Navigator - but as they have obviously decided to keep any sight of the Imperial Court to Part II I can understand this.
Overall it didn't impress me as much as BR2049 (which I loved) but I would happily have sat there for 3 more hours to see Part II straight after which must say something.
BitterToad
14 hours ago, Festoon said:
What's been said?
Alan Stock
I saw this at the cinema last night as well. Really enjoyed it. It was exactly what I thought it would be, a slow burn, audio-visual treat with great acting. Dune's very much like Bladerunner 2049 in its pacing, sense of scale and complete immersiveness in a fascinating sci-fi world. It's also absolutely a Part 1 without its own conclusion or climax, so thank god they green-lit the sequel (I checked the box office sales and despite its massive budget it's already made over $100 million profit, yay).
The visuals are just astounding, from the design to the scale. The CGI looks so convincing you never have that 'cool but its just CGI' thought in the back of your mind, you're just immersed in whats in front of you. There's so many amazing visual sequences, but for me the highlight is the sand as the worms burrow through it, it completely sells these massive creatures just below the surface. The way the sand erupts before the worms, shimmys under vibrations and then sinks back down after their passing is insanely cool, you have to see it in motion to appreciate it. The ornithopters were really well realised too, feeling like believeable modern aircraft. The clothing, spaceship equipment design is Star Wars level of cool.
I already have some background in Dune having experienced the first book, the Lynch film and even an old Dune PC strategy game, but those were all a long time ago. I thought they did a really good job of explaining all the important lore and there was a bunch of stuff I had completely forgotten about, like the order of mystics. One review pointed out that a flaw with the film is that because of all the foreshadowing and visions, it removes a lot of the tension because you already know some of the big plot points of what will happen, and I have to agree with this. However I'm sure the book did the same thing and still ended up being great in the end. Also:
Isn't the black guy that Paul sees in his vision who tells Paul he'll teach him the ways of the Fremen, the same guy Paul kills in the duel? And I didn't hear the dialogue properly what the purpose of the duel was, in order to initiate someone, they have to beat the strongest warrior, or something? If thats the case why didn't Paul's mother have to kill the Fremen leader as well?
I loved the incredibly sinister Voice and also the imagery for the Baron, the pool scene was one of the most memorable shots I've ever seen! Its a bit of a shame that the bad guys are on these sterotypical dark worlds/ships and all look evil, but the book's like that too.
As for performances it was excellent across the board. The main cast is great but even the side characters shine here. It occured to me that the Paul box scene would have made perfect audition material, what better example to show off your acting than to be put in that position!
For me though, just like Bladerunner, despite the film standing on its own merits, its the imagery that is burned into my mind.
Scenes that are stuck in my head:
- The intro scene of the spice harvester in the dust storm
- The imperial ship unloading on the Atredes home world
- Paul in the projection hiding from the hunter killer bot
- The worm swallowing the harvester
- Baron coming out of the black pool
- The entire desert slumping down after the worm passes through towards the end of the film.
I was in there for what, 2 and a half hours and could have easily sat another 4 hours just taking in this amazing world. Definitely one for the cinema if you can make it. It is slow but I was always interested in what was going on, and there's always some new audiovisual treat in every scene. So happy they are making a sequel, can't wait.
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I don't think the visions are literal, they're more figurative. So in the vision the guy said that he would teach Paul the ways of the Fremen, and he did. But rather than it being him being a teacher, his actions put Paul in a position where he learned about the Fremen's battle rituals. So the vision came true, but what we saw wasn't a literal interpretation of what was going to happen. Similarly Paul saw himself dying in the duel, but it wasn't that he literally died, it was the innocent part of himself who had never killed anyone who had to die so he would become someone the Fremen would accept.
As for exactly what happened that lead to the duel:
Jessica bested Stilgar in combat. The other guy then responded to Stilgar giving orders by saying that he was acting like a leader, but the strongest leads. So I guess technically Jessica would have been leader there for a second. However that guy immediately challenged her for the position of strongest. At that point Stilgar says he can't challenge her because she's a something (I'm guessing because she's Bene Geserit). So at that point she needs a nominated champion to fight in her place, which Paul volunteers for. He duels in his mother's place, and wins which I guess makes him the strongest, though after that he seems to defer to Stilgar again, possibly because he's not a proper Fremen yet?
24 minutes ago, Broker said:
I think Paul's visions are more like literal possible futures.
@Broker @Alan Stock
Trying to explain without spoilers :
Jamis fight
Stilgar wanted to kill Jessica and take her water but because she's a super ninja lady she kicks his ass, and Jamis makes a big deal out of it and challenges her for leadership as she has bested Stilgar, but he can't fight her as she is a "sayadinna" which is a fremen version of a reverend mother, so he fights Paul. He thinks Paul will be easy to beat and then he gets to be boss. It's not an initiation, he's just being a dick.
Paul hesitates in killing him and also keeps letting him live as he's used to shield fighting where you need to land a slow blow to get through, so that's why they ask if he is toying with him.
Paul isn't fighting to be leader, and he was Jessica's champion anyway.
It's a really good sequence in the book.
Paul can see lots of possible futures as his powers start to develop and at this point is trying to avoid the future that leads to the Jihad (they didn't call it that in the film though). So he can see a future where Jamis is his friend and also one where Jamis kills him.
Shit it's going to be a long wait to October 23.
Fallows
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35mins of this just helped me solve a pretty tricky coding issue.
Ah thanks for the clarification folks, makes a lot more sense now, I was a bit confused about the whole visions thing. Now I know that, I'm not so bothered about the visions at all, its an interesting narrative tool if that's how it works.
Ignore the clickbait title, he tells us nothing, but you can just tell this is the perfect guy for the job of adapting Dune:
11 hours ago, Alan Stock said:
I don't think it's been fully explained yet - it'll probably become clearer in part 2. The vision of Jamis training Paul, which was shown to absolutely not come to pass, was an interesting way to demonstrate Paul's visions. It shows that he can use his prescience to change what happens, or at least that his visions do not represent a single unavoidable future. This is really vital to story. Paul ultimately chose to kill Jamis, having seen an alternate future where they become friends. What does that say about Paul?
I was worried that I was not going to warm to the actor playing Paul, but yeh he was pretty good. I could have carried on happily sat in that cinema watching another film of this. Utterly amazing.
8 hours ago, Pob said:
Isn't he trying to choose future paths that avoid the jihad?
I absolutely loved this, I went for a piss when it felt halfway which was actually with only about 20 minutes to go.


FEMA disaster centers have closed in counties across Arkansas, but that does not mean it is too late to apply for assistance in counties declared disaster areas following recent flooding and tornadoes.
The shooting that took place on July 16, 2015, outside of a U.S. military recruiting station in Chattanooga, Tennessee claimed the lives of five of our brave servicemen. Every day, military personnel are asked to stand in harm's way to protect our freedoms. Our service members sacrifice their lives in defense of this country, and for that we are truly grateful. As your Congressman, it is my duty to make sure that our military is prepared both at home and abroad.
An increasing number of Arkansas counties have enacted burn bans as recent flooding rains have given way to dry conditions.
Westerman Telephone Town Hall Tonight at 6:55 p.m.
I will be hosting a telephone town hall tonight (July 28) at 6:55 p.m.
During the town hall event, I will address issues that matter to citizens of the Fourth District and answer constituent questions.
On Tuesday, July 28, I will be hosting a telephone town hall event for residents of the Fourth District of Arkansas. The event will begin at 6:55 p.m. Central Time.
Passage last week of H.R. 5, the Student Success Act of 2015, was a win for local communities who for years have been fighting government overreach in education. This bill overturns years of overreach by the United States Department of Education and returns local control to school districts across the Fourth District of Arkansas.
The Resilient Federal Forests Act has made it out of two different committees and is set for a vote on the floor of the House of Representative within weeks. Since introducing the bill, I have continued to receive correspondence from constituents and groups around the country supporting this common sense legislation to make our national forests healthy again. Among the supporters is Max Braswell, executive vice president of the Arkansas Forestry Association (AFA).
Last week, H.R. 2647 – the Resilient Federal Forests Act – made its way out of the House Committee on Agriculture. The next stop is the floor of the House of Representatives.


APPLICATION by Air Rutter International LLC carrying on business as Alerion Aviation (Licensee) for an exemption from section 103.3 of the Air Transportation Regulations, SOR/88-58, as amended (ATR).
The Licensee has applied to the Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) for an exemption to permit it to operate its executive type aircraft without notifying the Agency prior to the departure of each United States of America originating transborder charter flight or series of flights.
The Licensee must comply with certain requirements set out in section 103.3 of the ATR when proposing to operate an entity charter with aircraft having a maximum certificated take off weight greater than 35,000 pounds (15,900 kg).
By Order No. 2016-A-145, the Licensee was granted an exemption from section 103.3 of the ATR for one year effective from the expiry of the exemption granted by Order No. 2015-A-184 subject to certain conditions, including the requirement to provide the Agency, upon request, with the origin and destination, date(s) of operation, number of passengers carried and aircraft utilized for each flight.
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The Agency finds that compliance by the Licensee with section 103.3 of the ATR in respect of the use of executive type aircraft for transborder flights is impractical and, pursuant to paragraph 80(1)(c) of the Canada Transportation Act, S.C., 1996, c. 10, as amended, the Agency exempts the Licensee from section 103.3 of the ATR in respect of executive type aircraft for one year effective from the expiry of the exemption granted by Order No. 2016-A-145.


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دانشگاه قفقاز گرجستان
نویسنده: Siti1 تاریخ انتشار: 2019-06-08 دسته بندی: دانشگاه ها
معرفی دانشگاه قفقاز گرجستان
دانشگاه قفقاز( کاکاسوس) از دانشگاه‌های موفق در عرصه علمی بین المللی است که برنامهٔ های درسی این دانشگاه با مشارکت اساتید اول و برجسته بین المللی اجرا می‌شود. هدف دانشگاه تربیت متخصصان در زمینه های مختلف علمی بوده و این دانشگاه شامل مدارس و دانشکده های کسب و کار، قانون، رسانه، فناوری، علوم انسانی و علوم اجتماعی، حکومتداری، گردشگری، پزشکی و بهداشت و درمان، سینما و اقتصاد است. دانشگاه کاکاسوس دارای مقاطع تحصیلی کارشناسی، کارشناسی ارشد و دکتری در 45 رشته می باشد و هم اکنون از اکثر کشور جهان دانشجویانی در این دانشگاه در حال تحصیل هستند که بیشترشان از کشور های اروپایی و امریکایی هستند. دانشگاه کاکاسوس دارای تعامل و همکاری با بسیاری از دانشگاه های اروپایی، آمریکایی و آسیایی است و برای دانشجویان این دانشگاه فرصت حضور در برنامه های مبادله دو طرفه را فراهم ساخته است. دانشگاه کاکاسوس رتبه 53 را بر اساس رده بندیFinancial Times, ، در رشته MBA در میان دانشگاه‌های جهان دارد.
رئیس دانشگاه کاکاسوس گرجستان ( پروفسور کاخا شنگلیا) از تاریخ 8 ژوئیه سال 2017 به عنوان رئیس اتحادیه بین المللی دانشگاههای جهان نیز می باشند.
Brief about CU
The History of Caucasus University (CU) began in 1998, when the US Government via a grant from the Eurasia Foundation and the US Information Agency (USIA), in cooperation with Georgia State University (GSU), funded the Caucasus School of Business (CSB) and introduced the first western- style business education in Georgia. Caucasus University was established in the year 2004, on the basis of Caucasus School of Business. After beginning its operation in 1999, CSB launched its first BBA, MBA and PhD programs followed by establishing Caucasus University as a private, higher education institution in 2004. The university grants Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral degrees to its graduates in accordance with the rules and laws of Georgian legislation.
Nowadays, CU has 10 Schools: Business, Law, Media, Technology, Governance, Humanities and Social Sciences, Tourism, Medicine and Healthcare Management, Economics and Graduate, and provides a high quality, world-class education through a combination of well-designed curricula and exceptional faculty with academic credentials and practical experience necessary for delivering an outstanding education. Its curricula are supported through participation in international programs and by visiting professors. Engaging teaching methods are used, which are buttressed with professional experience and exchange programs for both students and scholars. Courses are delivered by internationally qualified professional lecturers and professors, which ensures preparation of highly-qualified specialists in various fields
Caucasus University started 2017-2018 academic year in a new campus, which with its infrastructure and modern equipment is one of the largest higher educational institutions not only in Georgia but in the whole south Caucasus rate.
This historical building, once a seminary that had been in possession of Caucasus University since 2005, was initially constructed in 1909. Before the relocation, reconstruction works were under way for several years to allow the preservation of unique culture and architecture. Consequently, all the parts of the seminary capable of being restored have been reconstructed.
The University has created a comfortable environment for the convenience of its students with a plethora of required modern facilities – media studio, start-up accelerator, peace study institute, modern library, literary café, sports field and professionally landscaped green territory.
The President of Caucasus University leads the International Association of University Presidents (IAUP) 20172020 Presidency;
CSB is off-side campus of a Triple Crown (Three International Accreditation Holder – AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA);
CU-Grenoble MBA program was ranked 54th among the 100 best global programs for executive education by the Financial Times (Financial Times EMBA 2017 Ranking), a first for Georgian education, and called the highest riser of the year by the magazine. Moreover, CU-Grenoble MBA program took 28th place according to QS World University Rankings 2018;
Caucasus School of Business was rated the best in the Caucasus and was given 1st rank by Eduniversal in the years 2011-2017;
8 CU MA/MBA programs named as one of the best globally by Eduniversal Masters Ranking in the years 20132017;
Caucasus University faculty are engaged in international teaching in more than 20 countries;
Being one of the few universities in the Caucasus developing responsible social management, CU has been a member of the PRME since 2008;
Students of Caucasus School of Law are World Vice-Champions;
A short film made by Caucasus School of Media Graduates has been officially selected for the 14th Dhaka International Film Festival (DIF
CU-Grenoble MBA program was ranked 53rd among the 100 best global programs for executive education by the Financial Times(Financial Times EMBA 2017 Ranking), a first for Georgian education, and called the highest riser of the year by the magazine
CU-Grenoble MBA program took 28th place according to QSWorld University Rankings 2018. Furthermore, CSB is off-side campus of a Triple Crown (three international accreditation holder – AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA) University: Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM))
Caucasus School of Business was rated the best in the Caucasus Region and was given 1st rank by Eduniversal in the years 2011-2017
8 CU MA/MBA programs named as one of the best globally by Eduniversal Masters Ranking in the years 2013-2017
Key Facts and Features
Key Features and Figures
10 Schools
Medicine and Healthcare Management
20 years of educational experience
220 Academic Personnel/Researchers
More than 600 invited lecturers
47 programs including
21 Bachelor's
22 Master's
4 PhD
Up to 4000 Students
98% of graduates employed
95 agreements and MoUs with employers
Dual Degree programs:
Undergraduate Double Degree with Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM), France
Undergraduate Double Degree with ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal
Undergraduate Double Degree with Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences, Austria
Undergraduate Double Degree with Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
Graduate Double Degree with Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM), France
Partnerships with more than 130 international universities and institutions worldwide
Erasmus+ International credit Mobility projects with 33 EU partner universities
Jean Monnet Chair
GEM Georgia National Team
Startup Accelerator C10
10 Computer Labs
Institute of Peace Studies
Laboratory of histology/Clinical Skills
Electronics laboratory
Economics Research Center
Georgian Employment Research Center
Scientific-Research Center of Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Scientific-Research Center of Caucasus School of Law
Programs offered in English Language:
Business Administration (Specialization in Finance, Marketing, Management, Accounting, International Business Management)
Business Administration (MBA) (Specialization in Finance, Management and Marketing)
Executive Dual MBA Program with Grenoble Ecole de Management, France
Information Technology Management
One-cycle educational programme
MD (MEDICAL DOCTOR) PROGRAM
https://www.cu.edu.ge/en
دانشگاه قفقاز دانشگاه قفقاز گرجستان سازمان بین المللی سیتی وان سیتی وان به اشتراک گذاشتن
اتحادیه بین المللی دانشگاهها و موسسات آموزش عالی از سراسر جهان
تفاهم نامه همکاری با سازمان جهاد دانشگاهی تهران


10 Years ago I attended my first set of improv classes in San Francisco. I signed up because I was an introverted engineer trying to become more expressive as a public speaker.
Now, I am a national speaker and run one of the fastest growing public speaking training companies in the Bay Area. I owe a lot of that to the improv classes I took and still take on a regular basis.
Luckily, I decided to stick to it.
After that first class, I felt energized and almost high. I knew that I would be back. I ended up completing the set of classes and ended up taking more improv and acting classes throughout the years.
In this article, I will share some of the things I learned.
Improv (short for improvisation) is a form of acting without pre-planning or scripting. Improv was made famous by the comedy show "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" It's taught as performance art, but it's benefits to team building, public speaking, leadership, and business are significant.
We are all born improvisers. Have you ever seen a kid in a supermarket playing with a little car? Kids do improv naturally, but as adults, we somehow lose contact with that power.
Taking improv classes will help you find again the natural power you have. The power to be creative, expressive and witty.
Being trained as an engineer made me worried about making mistakes. I was taught in my chemistry and math classes to check and double check my work. Although, that's helpful for technical work, it's not the best technique when it comes to communication.
When people communicate they are fluid and imperfect; they make grammar mistakes, don't have a perfect pronunciation. And That's ok.
In improv classes, you learn to accept your imperfections. Accepting your flaws does not mean that you stop working on them. Now that you accept your weak points, you can work on them positively instead of in a negative, frustrating way.
Improv let's you accept your imperfections.
Are you more comfortable when presenting a prepared talk?
Unfortunately, that's not how most presentations go. People interrupt you; people ask you questions, management wants you to talk about other topics. If you can't think on your feet, you will be in trouble.
Most of the exercises in improv classes develop your ability to think on your feet. Whether you are creating a scene, playing a character, or doing word associations, you are forced to think on the fly.
Thinking on your feet is a skill that can be learned.
. The best way to learn it is through improv because classes give you a safe and non-work related context to practice and build your muscles.
Most of the time when presenting at a company meeting, you are talking about a partial piece of the puzzle. As a result, you have to know how to present as part of a team.
It could be nerve-racking. You don't know where to start, how to transition to the next person, how to add more value, etc. Sometimes smart professionals end up giving away their share to somebody else to present and lose their hard earned recognition for the work they have done.
Since improv is a team activity, you learn to communicate well in a team atmosphere. You will learn how to interpret gracefully, how to add value, when to speak and when to be quiet. In other words, you will acquire all the social etiquettes that will help you present better in teams.
It's amazing after we do an improv training inside an organization with an emphasis on public speaking how the attendees bond and become better at presenting in groups. All we do is provide them with the same space and some tools to practice.
Improv teaches you to become a better group presenter for sure.
My answer is always the same; you are already funny, all you have to do is hone it in. I did some standup comedy to help me hone my comic skills, however, what helped me the most is Improv.
To be funny, you have to learn to let go and have fun. It's funny to say, but I had to learn how to loosen up a little bit. Improv helped me more than you can imagine.
Before improv classes, I used to watch comedians and improv actors and used to say to myself "Wow, I wish I could do that!" Now I can do most of what they do. It did not happen overnight; It took me years of consistently taking acting and improv classes to be able to do what I do.
Now when I speak, for the most part, I have fun with it. Because of that, I make people laugh. I never try to tell a joke on purpose, but because I am relaxed and open, I let my personality come through and people like that. I notice that the more I let go, the more I have fun, and the funnier people find me.
That's why I invest in studying improv and even show up to our improv classes at Magnetic Speaking on occasion to practice. Some of you might have seen me there!
For years, I recommended improv classes to my clients who are serious about developing their public speaking skills, leadership, and communication effectiveness.
I recommended many of the excellent Bay Area and San Francisco Improv companies. My clients got a ton from it, but they always asked me for help to tie back to public speaking. I did that for years.
That's why this year I decided to launch a new class at Magnetic Speaking: Improv for Public Speaking, a program that helps smart corporate professionals and leaders improve their creativity, thinking on their feet, and expressiveness in front of groups.
The difference here is that the Magnetic Speaking improv class is specifically tailored towards improving your public speaking in addition to all the other benefits you get from a traditional and general improv class.
Hope you can join us on Wednesdays of every week.


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Progress on Voting Rights Restoration in Iowa?
It's one of the last two states to permanently ban returning citizens from voting. But the governor suggested she may be open to changing that.
Tim Lau
Governor Kim Reynolds of Iowa suggested this week that she may be open to automatically restoring voting rights to people with past felony convictions, after a legislative advisory board recommended the move.
Doing so could affect at least 52,000 disenfranchised Iowans – about 2 percent of the state's population – including nearly 7,000 African-Americans, who are disproportionately incarcerated in the state, according to 2016 data from the Sentencing Project.
Iowa is now one of two remaining states, along with Kentucky, that permanently disenfranchises returning citizens unless the governor approves their individual appeals. Earlier this month, Florida voters approved a constitutional amendment that will restore voting rights to as many as 1.4 million residents with a past criminal conviction.
Iowa's seesawing voting policy
Iowa's voting policy has seesawed in the last several years. The state generally banned people with past criminal convictions from voting. In 2005, after an advocacy effort by the Brennan Center and others, then-governor Tom Vilsack, a Democrat, issued an executive order that automatically restored voting rights to felons who had completed their sentences. But that order was reversed in 2011 by Vilsack's Republican successor, Terry Branstad, who mandated a lengthy application process for former felons, with decisions at the discretion of the governor. Branstad streamlined the application process in 2016. But a low number of returning citizens in Iowa – 88 since Reynolds, a Republican, became governor in early 2017 – have actually seen their voting rights restored.
Later in 2016, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled to uphold the state's voting ban, saying it didn't violate the state's constitution. The plaintiff in the challenge to the ban, Kelli Griffin, had been charged with perjury connected to illegal voting in 2013 after attempting to vote. She had completed five years of probation for a drug-related crime and had been eligible to vote under Vilsack's executive order. But unbeknownst to her, the reversal of that order had also reversed her eligibility.
A potential step forward for democracy in Iowa
In recent years, there has been a concerted effort to keep Iowans out of the voting booth. But as Reynolds considers her criminal justice reform agenda, her potential willingness to restore voting rights to returning citizens is an encouraging sign. The move would mark an important step for democracy in Iowa.
(Image: Scott Olson/Getty)
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Republicans block ex-cons from voting in biggest swing state


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Author: Monik Nordine
Free Saturday music lessons on Zoom
By Monik Nordine | July 31, 2019
Join me on Saturdays at 1pm PST for free group sessions on ear training, improv and saxophone. This is a place where we can meet and talk about music theory, ear training, intervals, improvisation, saxophone related issues and anything relevant to your musical progress.
To download Zoom on your computer or tablet, find it here
The meeting page is here
Hope to see you on Zoom!
Help us in our fundraising effort by giving a small donation
Join the fun with our UJAM Summer Jam Camp from July 22-26!
https://www.u-jam.ca/summer-jazz-camp
Course materials for my classes are available here:
How To Train Your Ear
Our ears are the most important tools we have as musicians. Without the ability to hear chords and intervals we are stabbing in the dark and can't possibly know what we are playing or how it relates to the other notes we hear. "How to train your ear and avoid Hiccups" with Monik is a 5-day class designed to help students begin to recognize intervals and basic chords by ear and also learn a few improv solos by ear in a spirit of fun and games.
How To Train Your Ear course pack
"Pfrancin'"
https://mnordine.files.wordpress.com/2019/07/pfrancing.mp3
"Soft Winds"
https://mnordine.files.wordpress.com/2019/07/soft-winds.mp3
https://mnordine.files.wordpress.com/2019/07/chet-baker-there-will-never-be-another-you.mp3
"Mambo Influenciado" w. Irving Acao on tenor sax
Is It Is, Or Is It Ain't, A Blues?
Is it, or isn't it? We will go over basic theory including modes, key signatures and the circle of fifths and then using this information we will try and figure out what are the defining features of a blues. We will talk about "riff" blues, call and response, downstep, major and minor blues using examples that we may know or recognize.
Is It a Blues course pack
Woodwind Fundamentals (saxophones and clarinets)
Every morning we will meet at 9am to go over instrumental technique and the fundamentals of playing a single reed instrument. Yay reeds!
Checklist for Low Notes on Saxophone
1) make sure the reed seals to the mouthpiece like a suction cup
2) check to make sure the resistance is the same on each edge of the reed by playing
3) make sure the reed is not too resistant overall ie. not too hard
4) slur down the c scale to low c and sustain. how does it feel? comfortable?
subtext to all this, prefaced by, make sure the saxophone is not leaking down low!
potential problems:
1) volume of air incorrect
2) incorrect pressure on bottom of reed
3) incorrect amount of the mouthpiece in your mouth
4) reed malfunction!
The Funky Salamander
https://mnordine.files.wordpress.com/2019/07/barracuda.mp3
Copper Owl Pass 2019
By Monik Nordine | June 11, 2019
The Left Coast Jazz Fest 2019
We are now offering a pass to attend all four events at The Copper Owl from June 27 to June 30, 2019 with this pass for the reduced price of $40, check it out:
Copper Owl Pass
THE LEFT COAST JAZZ FESTIVAL 2019
By Monik Nordine | May 19, 2019
The Left Coast Jazz Festival is an exciting new jazz festival in Victoria, BC with a local, organic, gluten free focus to its programming. The aim of the festival is to support local artists (Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands) and to support venues who are presenting local artists on an ongoing basis. Victoria musicians Jon Miller and Monik Nordine are the festival organizers and are happy to be supporting many shows from June 26 to June 30, 2019 at The Copper Owl (1900 Douglas St., Victoria, BC), Victoria, BC), The Northern Quarter (1724 Douglas St., Victoria, BC) and in Duncan, BC in City Square (200 Craig St, Duncan, BC)
Miller and Nordine are both members of The Jon Miller Quartet and have also collaborated with The Victoria Jazz Orchestra and recorded together on the album Three Days In Winter
for tickets, visit: https://www.eventbrite.ca/o/left-coast-jazz-fest-20250960323
sposored by:
The Great Canadian Songbook
By Monik Nordine | March 18, 2019
The Monik Nordine Quartet
7:30pm, Friday, April 12 at The Shaw Auditorium in Nanaimo, BC
For tickets and information visit: nanaimojazzfest.ca
"… solid performance and writing chops." – Downbeat Magazine
Juno nominated saxophonist Monik Nordine has a powerful, lyrical, and impressive command of the saxophone and has received several prestigious arts awards. She has recorded with John Korsrud's Hard Rubber Orchestra and has also toured with Hugh Fraser's band VEJI. Monik plays alto and soprano saxophone and occasionally sings with her ensembles.
"…facile in her execution and fluid in the spinning out of her melodic ideas."
— Rick Helzer, Jazz Improv Magazine
"…soaring, dynamic solos…" — PQB News
Now leading "The Monik Nordine Quartet", Monik and her group are featuring the compositions of Canadian jazz artists such as Oscar Peterson, Joni Mitchell, KD Lang, Sonny Greenwich, Jan Jarczyk, Kenny Wheeler, Hugh Fraser, Alan Matheson, Greg Bush and of course their own works in a project called "The Great Canadian Songbook". The aim of this project is to document as many retrospective and current Canadian compositions as possible with the goal of creating a body of work that we can call our own.
Joining Monik for this special project are Brent Jarvis (piano), Rob Johnson (bass) and David Emery (drums). Each of these musicians maintains a busy performing and touring schedule in BC and elsewhere: Brent and Monik have recorded two albums together – "Departure Jazz" and "The Old-New Town", David Emery plays drums with The Victoria Jazz Orchestra and Rob Johnson performs regularly with The Tom Vickery Trio at Hermann's Jazz Club.
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Tickets for Valdy Goes Big Band
Call the Conservatory at (250) 386-5311
Tickets are available online by following this link:
Valdy Goes Big Band
Monday Magazine Article
We have a wonderful article in this month's edition of Monday Magazine. Very excited about the upcoming Valdy concert with the VJO, have a look at the article:
Monday Magazine March 2019
via Store
Video Interview with Valdy
and a blue guitar
Valdy and a blue guitar
Valdy Goes Big Band with The Victoria Jazz Orchestra
By Monik Nordine | November 6, 2018
The Victoria Premier Has Been Announced of Valdy Goes Big Band
Canadian folk icon and Juno award-winning performer Valdy is teaming up with the Victoria Jazz Orchestra and will be performing a big band-infused cross-genre show within the innovative rarer folk-jazz genre. The concert will feature the beloved music of folk legend Valdy with treasured jazz standards March 16, 2019, at the Alix Goolden Hall in Victoria, BC, at 907 Pandora Ave. Tickets will be available in January and can be purchased at the Victoria Conservatory of Music at 900 Johnson Street, by phone at (250) 386-5311 and online through alixgooldenhall.com. Students and seniors' tickets are $32, general admission is $37. The concert starts at 7:30 pm and the doors open at 7:00 pm.
The Victoria performance will feature Valdy's hits from the 1970's until the present day including the favourite hits "Peter and Lou," "Easy Money," "Daddy's OK," "Highway 63," and jazz standard gems for big band. Multi-JUNO award winner Valdy is a recipient of the Order of Canada and has received seven JUNO award nominations. With fourteen albums to his credit and having achieved sales of nearly half a million copies (four of which are certified gold), he received SOCAN's National Achievement Award in 2005 and currently maintains a busy touring schedule across Canada and abroad.
The Victoria Jazz Orchestra, Vancouver Island's premier big band has been featured at the Victoria and Nanaimo International Jazz Festivals. Led by gifted talent Canadian saxophonist and composer Monik Nordine, the orchestra features lyrical Victoria area jazz soloists such as guitarist Rob Cheramy and tenor saxophonist Andrew Greenwood. Nordine formed the band in 2013 and many of the big band's first performances were held at Victoria's historic Hermann's Jazz Club. The Victoria Jazz Orchestra has teamed up with soloists, composers, and conductors from BC and other parts of Canada including Chelsea McBride, John Korsrud, Jennifer Scott, Jill Townsend, and Bill Coon. Having been featured as a performer with VEJI, The Pat Coleman Quartet and The Jon Miller Quartet, bandleader Nordine has three captivating well-crafted original jazz albums to her name – not just to but over the moon, Departure and The Old-New Town.
Valdy Goes Big Band evolved on Salt Spring Island as a collaboration between the jazz and folk communities and was first presented by the Swing Shift Community Big Band on Salt Spring Island in June of 2018 under the direction of powerhouse trumpet player Derrick Milton. Renowned songwriter Valdy has always had a deep respect for the jazz tradition and has been a closet jazz player for most of his life and is keen to perform his music with the Victoria Jazz Orchestra. Joining the Victoria Jazz Orchestra for the first time, dazzling trumpet player Derrick Milton currently performs with The Foothills Brass and directs Salt Spring Island's the Swing Shift Community Big Band.
Singer-songwriter Valdy meets the swinging sounds of big band with orchestrations of his original compositions as scored by saxophonist and VJO bandleader Monik Nordine, Capilano College jazz studies program founder Mike Reveley, bandleader and pianist Andrew Homzy, and trombonist/arranger Keith Ollerenshaw.
Mark it on your calendar! Join us for an evening of Valdy's hits with Vancouver island's most acclaimed big band. Don't miss the fun with the Victoria Jazz Orchestra for this memorable Victoria big band concert premier featuring favourites performed by folk legend Valdy not-to-be-missed — see you there!
VJO: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1N0JReP6p3iUY8XFGQh8tg?view_as=subscriber
Valdy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZhfAuaOLJo http://valdy.com/
https://www.instagram.com/victoriajazzorchestra/?hl=en
https://twitter.com/orchestra_jazz
https://www.facebook.com/victoriajazzorchestra/
The Monik Nordine Trio at the Colwood Anglican
By Monik Nordine | October 3, 2018
On Sunday, October 14 from 7pm to 8pm the Monik Nordine Trio will be performing for the Jazz Vespers series at the Church of the Advent in Colwood. Admission is by donation and the doors open at 6pm.
510 Mount View Avenue, Victoria, British Columbia
https://www.facebook.com/saxgirl.ca/
The Monik Nordine Trio features Monik Nordine on alto saxophone and vocals as well as band mates Brent Jarvis on piano and Bruce Meikle on bass for a jazz trio of exceptional artistry. The group performs standards from the Great American Songbook as well as featuring original compositions by well known Canadian composers. The trio has a new album titled "The Old-New Town" and was featured in June at the Hermann's Jazz Festival.
The Monik Nordine Trio at the Pacific Lounge
By Monik Nordine | September 16, 2018
The Monik Nordine Trio with Brent Jarvis and Bruce Meikle will be performing at the Hotel Grand Pacific on September 22 and 29 from 8pm to 11pm – no cover charge!
We are pleased to be back at the lounge for 2 weeks in September to present music from our album "The Old-New Town" and new material. You can hear the album and purchase it here: https://moniknordine.bandcamp.com/
visit our event page: FB event page
Monik Nordine and the VJO featuring Jennifer Scott at the Nanaimo Jazz Festival
By Monik Nordine | August 16, 2018
The Victoria Jazz Orchestra along with Jennifer Scott will be performing at Nanaimo's Port Theater for the closing gala of the second annual Nanaimo International Jazz Festival.
The Victoria Jazz Orchestra was formed in May, 2013 by Monik Nordine and is Victoria's premiere big band. Comprised of the city`s most prominent and accomplished jazz artists, The Victoria Jazz Orchestra performs often at Hermann's Jazz Club and each show features new material as well as guest conductors and guest soloists. This September we are very pleased and excited to feature vocalist Jennifer Scott.
Jennifer Scott is a Vancouver-born vocalist and jazz pianist specializing in jazz, blues and world music. Jennifer is considered one of the most important jazz artists working in Canada and the United States today. From sold-out concerts in San Francisco to exclusive local club performances, Jennifer's performance experiences have been varied. Jennifer has appeared at Jazz Festivals all across Canada and in several of the United States. She has also appeared with such jazz luminaries as: Tommy Banks, Don Thompson, Kenny Wheeler, Skywalk, and Hugh Fraser, to name a few.
www.jenniferscott.ca
Tickets for our September 23 show at the Port Theater in Nanaimo can be purchased online by following this link – tickets
The Monik Nordine Trio
Hermann's Jazz Club's
1st Annual Jazz Fest 2018
Join The Monik Nordine Trio on Thursday, June 28, 2018 from 5pm to 8pm at Hermann's Jazz Club (753 View Street in Victoria, BC) for an evening of swingin' jazz with Monik Nordine on alto saxophone and vocals, Rob Cheramy on guitar and Bruce Meikle on bass.
Tickets are available here:
https://hermannsjazz.com/show/468047/view
See you at Hermann's!
VJO Tribute to Ross Taggart
By Monik Nordine | April 13, 2018
Tribute to Ross Taggart
with guest conductor Jill Townsend
and guitarist Bill Coon
8pm to 11pm, doors open for dinner at 6pm
at Hermann's Jazz Club (753 View Street, Victoria, BC)
Tickets $30 and $40 available at the door and through Eventbrite tickets
Reservations for seating by email: info@hermannsjazz.com
Monik and Brent at the Vista 18
If you are in Victoria on the weekend of March 30 – March 31 you might want to visit the Vista 18 Grill and Wine Bar. Monik will be performing with Brent Jarvis from 8pm to 11pm on Friday and Saturday night.
FB event page
The Monik Nordine Trio at the Vancouver Island Convention Center
On March 23, 2018 at 7:30pm The Monik Nordine Trio will be performing for the Nanaimo Jazz Society's "Women In Charge of Jazz" presentation.Tickets and information are available here:
https://nanaimojazzfest.ca/event/women-in-charge-of-jazz/
The program will include The Ashley Wey Trio, and all compositions will be written by women. The Monik Nordine Trio has recently released a CD entitledThe Old-New Town. The album features Monik Nordine on alto saxophone and vocals as well as band mates Brent Jarvis and Bruce Meikle for a jazz trio of exceptional artistry. The album is dedicated to the memory of Canadian composer and pianist Jan Jarczyk who's composition The Old-New Town is the title track, as well as featuring new compositions by Nordine.
Nordine's compositions on The Old-New Town highlight a writing approach that is thoughtful and lyrical. There is a nod to the American Songbook with songs based on standards such as "All the Things You Are" by Jerome Kern and "I Fall In Love Too Easily" by Jule Styne. The track "Yin and Yang", is a suite in the style of John Coltrane based simultaneously on a Hindu hymn and the Gil Evans composition "La Nevada". As one of BC's top soprano and alto jazz saxophonists, Nordine has a powerful, lyrical, and impressive command of the saxophone. She has received several prestigious arts awards and she performed on the JUNO-nominated album "Cruel Yet Fair" with the Hard Rubber Orchestra.
www.moniknordine.com
https://moniknordine.bandcamp.com/
" …solid performance and writing chops." — DownBeat
"…facile in her execution and fluid in the spinning out of her melodic ideas." — Rick Helzer, Jazz Improv Magazine
"…soaring, dynamic solos…" — PBQ News
I will be performing with two wonderful groups in the Victoria International Jazz Festival this June so come down to Centennial Square and join the fun! These shows are free of charge and open to …
Monik Nordine at The Victoria Jazz Festival
I will be performing with two wonderful groups in the Victoria International Jazz Festival this June so come down to Centennial Square and join the fun! These shows are free of charge and open to the public.
The West Coast Latin Orchestra is performing on June 25 at 3:45pm
http://jazzvictoria.ca/jazz-fe…/…/west-coast-latin-orchestra
Karel, Joey and Monik are performing on June 27 at noon
http://jazzvictoria.ca/jazz-fest/event/karel-joey-monik
https://www.facebook.com/Monik-Nordine-260676940724698/
Monik and Departure in Calgary, 2012 (photo by Bart Habermiller)
The Monik Nordine Trio at Hermann's Jazz Club
By Monik Nordine | February 3, 2016
Join Monik with Brent Jarvis on piano and Bruce Meikle on bass on Tuesday, May 3 from 7:30 to 10:30pm for an evening of lyricism and song. Tickets are $12 and $8 and will be available at the door on the evening of the show.


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Head down but an unfailing morale
Tied up alongside in the port of Cape Town since Saturday, Groupama 3 certainly isn't being left in peace, far from it in fact. Barely had she reached the dock, then the shore crew managed by Yann Mérour, all of whom had made the trip down from Lorient, had taken control of matters with the assistance of the sailors.
Structural analysis of the damage and observations made on site by composite specialists, confirm that it will indeed take a week's work before Groupama 3 can head out to sea again, bound for Brest, for a new stand-by period set to begin on 1st January 2010.
Benefiting from the technical means available in the Shosholoza base (a team which participated in the 32nd edition of the America's Cup), Pierre Tissier, Sandy Blanalt, Sarah Lynch and Eric Beylot are all working on Groupama 3's port float. In a dry, oppressive heat, which is favourable for working on carbon, they have begun by cutting out the faulty bulkhead and then constructing its replacement: "It's never easy to work in such a confined space. Luckily this bulkhead is very close to the access hatch though. This enables us to poke our heads out into the fresh air on a regular basis. It certainly is hot though!" says Eric Beylot, who is almost missing the gloomy weather reigning back home in Brittany.
Having made the journey down from Johannesburg, three infra-red analysis specialists have inspected the affected zone without finding any side-effects. This is a good thing according to the skipper of Groupama 3, who only rarely leaves his telephone, as he's in regular contact with his design office, the architects from the VPLP and HDS: "By running the data through their computers again, they've realised that the load case which concerns us today was not intended to exceed six tonnes. The sailing conditions we endured very certainly produced greater stresses than that. This is why we're also going to reinforce the equivalent bulkhead on the starboard float" explains Franck.
As far as the rest of Groupama 3 is concerned though, she's in perfect condition, ready to head back out to sea and set off once again to tackle this famous Jules Verne Trophy record, the value of which can now be appreciated even more: "It's clear that in order to stand a chance of beating it, we're going to have to go fast. We're also going to have to go far, which we haven't managed to do to date. It's now down to us to prove we're capable of that. From the moment the damage occurred, the whole crew have expressed their commitment to this. I'm proud of them and also proud of Groupama 3, which is an excellent boat. The same goes for my loyal partner, Groupama who, once again, are giving us their support in what is a difficult time" concludes Franck Cammas.
During this time, the rest of the crew are rinsing off the deck fittings and foulies, tidying up their `home' and inspecting the deck from top to toe. Certain lines, such as those which control the descent and rise of the foils, are worn and have been replaced. When it's time for lunch, conversations regularly revolve around the anecdotes experienced during the first 11 days of this Jules Verne Trophy attempt. These are always coloured by laughter which demonstrates, if there were a need, the extent of the bond between the ten crew, who together form a great team.
Find all the latest news from the Groupama trimarans at: www.cammas-groupama.com
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Pop Culture & Identity.
When Kelly Wasn't Dancing
Kelly Osborne is currently starring in Dancing with The Stars in the US and is still there a few weeks in. Her daddy Ozzy was in Dublin last weekend and he had a crowd queuing down the street at Easons bookshop in the city centre. I never liked the Osbournes TV show and for the most part Sharon always annoyed me and over the years Kelly too. But she was really just a child when the show started and has truly grown up in a goldfish bowl. I hated her Papa Don't Preach cover but she had a great pop moment. It was in April 2005 when she released the single One Word. It was the remix by Chris Cox that I liked so much, playing it over and over on Last.FM when Last.FM was my OCD of the week. That remix made it to number one on the Billboard Hot Dance Airplay chart. The single also got to number 9 in the UK charts and number 19 in Ireland. It's mad to think the song is 4 and a half years old already! One Word works really well because it borrowed so much from the song Fade To Grey by Visage which is truly one of the best songs that made the 1980s what it was. Later the song writing credits on One Word acknowledged this fact. The video for the song was fab too with French New Wave director Jean Luc Goddard the main influence. Kelly dear! Come back to dance. Here's the video featuring the gorgeous remix by the clever Mr Chris Cox.
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Scenes of Quentin talking with a psychologist inter-cut with Quentin at a party; Quentin ignores Julia's invitation to join her.
Margo listens to music while hiking out of Fillory and stopping for a drink of water.
Montage of Julia learning magic; Quentin arrives late to Dean Fogg's class.
Julia draws a chalk circle, does a prayer, then suddenly starts levitating.
'More Magic, More Problems' promo.
Eliot, Margo, Quentin, Alice and Penny cross the Rainbow bridge and arrive at the beach where they spot the Knight Of Crowns.
Kady teases Penny about his abilities, then insists on coming along on his mission.
Fogg and Zelda discuss what happened to Quentin and the others.
Eliot launches a 'wrecking ball' that causes the guards to dance out of the room.
Penny stands guard while Kady grabs a book and crystal.
I need to know the music played in the end credits, the instrumental piece at the ending of the episode.
What song is Margo singing when she sings I'm a storm...?
I also wanna know what song/soundtrack is playing at the end of the episode. It's just too great!
What plays at the end before the captions?
Whats the song playing at 26:30ish, when Elliot and Quentin are talking? no lyrics, just kinda synth playing in the background. it's one of the main songs for the show.
What's the song that plays when Josh is cleaning up the room?
What's the song playing during push game?
Does anybody know the name of the song that plays at the end (last song we hear) when Quentin is about to listen to the message left by his mother?
Does anyone know the piano that plays at the end of the episode? The part where Q saw Alice.


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