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Salman Khan's latest pictures from Bharat sets storm the internet. Check them out here
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Bollywood's Bhaijaan Salman Khan, who's riding high on the achievement of his last release Race 3, is all set to wow audience once more along with his upcoming film Bharat. The taking pictures for the Ali Abbas Zafar movie, proposing superstars Salman Khan, Katrina Kaif and Disha Patani has commenced. Now, The leaked images of Salman's position are doing rounds at the internet. The movie was in the limelight when Priyanka Chopra got here on board because the girl lead, however, she opted out of it and Katrina Kaif was selected as her replacement. The solid and team these days wrapped up the Abu Dhabi timetable and soon they may head for his or her Punjab agenda.
In one of the snapshots, we can see Salman carrying 70s appearance. He is carrying a checkered blouse and teamed the same with brown pants.
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In every other per cent, he is seen wearing a jacket which flaunted his biceps.
Earlier, Bhai's top-notch bodily transformation won the internet. The celeb shed some large kilos and followed a lean and unimposing look for Bharat. A photo of Salman Khan's jaw-losing transformation surfaced on social media.
Spilling the beans approximately the plot of the movie, director Ali Abbas Zafar in advance instructed DNA that the tale has many ancient references because it spans over a duration of 70 years. The movie will essay the lifestyles of a man who lives through several significant moments from India's beyond to offer. Buzz additionally states that Salman may be wearing 5 specifics seems for the film.
Bharat was imagined to co-big name Priyanka Chopra, however, she left the venture days before filming became purported to start to find time for her engagement and upcoming wedding to Nick Jonas. The couple will reportedly tie the knot on December 1 in Jodhpur. Ali's common collaborator, Katrina Kaif, became roped in as Priyanka's replacement. The film additionally stars Sunil Grover, Disha Patani and Nora Fatehi.
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In the early nineties, he completed in blockbuster movies like Patthar Ke Phool and Sanam Bewafa. Salman Khan tasted these successes pretty early in his existence. Despite these early successes, the movies from 1992-1993 had been nearly flopping and did not go down well with the target market. The movie Karan Arjun, one of the maximum grosser of Hindi film enterprise, delivered him to limelight again earning him a nomination inside the Filmfare Awards. Many of his films which include Khamoshi have been critically acclaimed although did no longer do properly at the field workplace.
His non-public life changed into one of the most mentioned in the tinsel city. He had to hook America and break united states of America with Somy Ali and Aishwarya Rai and had to face numerous controversies because of these hook u.S.A.And breakups. He turned into considered as the macho man of Bollywood and he became one of the first few Hindi movie actors to set the fashion with 6 % abs in Bollywood. He was additionally the fourth Indian actor to be waxed at Madame Tussauds museum in London. Having a wax statue at London museum is, in reality, a privilege that now not many humans around the sector may even imagine of.
In the yr 2002, he turned into convicted for negligent driving. As he ran into a bakery, one man or woman napping at the bakery pavement died and three others had been injured. He became additionally convicted for taking pictures down a deer. This became an endangered species of deer named Chinkara. Salman Khan changed into remanded in Jodhpur jail for the identical and spent six days in jail with different prisoners. After the assaults in Mumbai on twenty-sixth November 2008, he again came beneath fire as he said that Pakistan turned into no longer worried about the attacks. Various political clothes and writers like Chetan Bhagat fired comments at his interview. He did not care about these types of controversies and faced his difficult times with top-notch courage.
Salman Khan is likewise very famous on the silver display screen. With indicates like 10 ka Dum and Bigg Boss, this actor has proved his versatility in each field of entertainment. He turned manufacturer for Chiller Party and creator for movies like Veer and Baaghi. He changed into also the most searched for actor on the net; there are a number of websites which have Salman Khan photos and Salman Khan movies. After his function in the film Dabangg, he becomes considered to be one of the most up to date stars inside the Indian film enterprise.
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Men must stand up to violence against women and children
Pretoria – Minister in the Presidency responsible for Women, Susan Shabangu, has called on men and interfaith organisations to take a stand and be counted in the fight against violence targeting women and children.
Briefing the media ahead of her department's Budget Vote debate in Parliament on Wednesday, Minister Shabangu said violence against women isn't confined to one sector of society, but cuts across various communities.
She said the department has been engaging at various levels, through national dialogues, with communities on how to address the scourge of violence against women.
"We decided that we are not going to address violence against women and children only during the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children, but we are going to make it a 365 days, hence we talk about #CountMeIn, where we mobilise society, including men.
"We believe that we are on the right path and for now, society accepts that you can't address issues of violence against women only (without) …men."
She said men need to be included in the fight and contribute to changing attitudes and behaviour in a way that takes the country forward.
The Minister said the department alone cannot stop the scourge, but everyone needed to be involved.
"It's not only the department. It takes government, it takes communities, and it takes everybody. For us, if we are going to focus on government alone, we would be making a mistake. We have various partnerships. We are involved with churches in trying to address the scourge of violence because it's something which government can't do alone.
"We have various laws intended to address that, but it's not enough. We need to mobilise warm bodies. We need to look at changing attitudes, both men and women and also bring respect for both men and women in making sure that we are able to deal with this particular scourge in our society," said Minister Shabangu.
She said getting involved with the communities is not an event but a process, and that government is also dealing with these issues within a particular context.
"We've seen communities and various organisations rising and making … their voices heard, and I believe that we are at the right time and in the right space, where everybody is in touch and believes that they have to contribute to [breaking this scourge]." – SAnews.gov.za
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mb.inspired: the 3 pointed star's new philosophy, launched by 4 celebrities
06 January 2012: Mercedes Benz had an impressive display of 18 cars at the 11th Auto Expo, and used the platform to launch their new thinking and philosophy 'mb.inspired'. Four young achievers from different fields – Irfan Pathan, Chetan Bagat, Masaba Gupta and Farhan Akhtar were at the venue for the launch and part of the brand's new campaign. Three cars were launched including the all new M-Class luxury SUV, the SLS AMG roadster and Concept A.
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Farhan Akhtar launches the new M-Class
The new M-class has undergone a bit of design changes in the front fascia including new LED headlamps, and has distinctively larger tail lamps. The car looks sportier, has grown in size and is a bit wider. It is a true blue off roader with luxe interiors and nine air bags for passenger safety. The 350CDi is a diesel engine with 620nm of torque, 258 bhp and a top speed of 224 km/h. Overall the vehicle is a neat combination of design, technology and performance. The price bracket is Rs.55-60 lacs, and it will compete with the newly launched VW Touareg. Expected to hit showrooms by next month.
First look rating: 8/10
SLS AMG Roadster:
The open top version of the highly acclaimed SLS AMG looked absolutely gorgeous in brown metallic paint and there was quite a bit of frenzy around it. With such stunning looks, it's but obvious. The car has the same 6.3 ltr V8 engine with a maximum output of 571 bhp and 650nm of torque and clocks a top speed of around 317 km/h. Its also one of the fastest around, reaching 0-100 km in just 3.8 seconds. Sounds sweet? Be ready to shell out in the region of Rs.3.0 crores for this beast. Quite a bit of money, considering you can buy a beach facing apartment alongwith the car for around the same price in Dubai. But that does not take away from the machine – this is one hell of a good looking and powerful car.
First look rating- 9/10
Concept A-Class:
The Concept A-Class was displayed as a design concept by Mercedes. It will be used as a start up for future Mercedes models and will contribute many design elements into its future cars.
Also on display were the G55 AMG, S600 Pullman aka 'President's Car', the C-class DTM racer and C63 AMG, along with the E-class cabriolet, SLS AMG and E-class Guard.
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Richard John Sutton (23 September 1938 – 17 April 2009) was a New Zealand legal academic and chess player. He was twice the dean of the Faculty of Law of the University of Otago and was the New Zealand national chess champion in 1962–63 and 1970–72.

Sutton was born in London, England. He earned BA and LLM degrees from Auckland University and an LLM from Harvard Law School. He was employed at the University of Auckland Law School and in 1980 became a full professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Otago in Dunedin. At Otago, he served on two occasions as dean of the faculty. He became an emeritus professor in 2005.

Sutton became the New Zealand national chess champion in 1962. The final game against Ortvin Sarapu ended in a draw, so Sutton and Sarapu were declared co-champions. In 1970 and 1971, Sutton won the New Zealand championship outright. Sutton competed for New Zealand at a number of Chess Olympiads and in 1975 lost to Jørn Sloth in the final of the world championship of correspondence chess.

Sutton died of cancer in Dunedin.

References
"Legal scholar dies", Otago Daily Times, 2009-04-20
Richard Sutton 1938–2009, Otago Daily Times chess column, by Quentin Johnson, 5 May 2009.

External links
Richard John Sutton at chessgames.com
Emeritus Professor Richard Sutton, University of Otago

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April 24, 2017 by richio76
The Week at United: Two wins, two terrible injuries, but for United another door opens
By Richard Cann
There's a saying that suggests that when one door closes another one opens. That's rather how it feels after the news this week that Zlatan Ibrahimovic suffered tears to both his anterior and cruciate ligaments in the Europa League game against Anderlecht. It's absolutely awful news and a potentially career ending injury for a player who has made an absolutely remarkable contribution to United's season at the age of 35. He'll leave United an icon, the ego and touch of class that the club needed to bridge the gap from the Van Gaal to Mourinho eras and his 28 goals, including those two wonderful strikes in the final of the League Cup, will long live in the memory. He added big game mentality to a squad which had very little.
But his injury, on a professional level, does not feel as devastating as it may have done two or three months ago. The Swede was in a patch of very poor form and was having a wretched night against the Belgians. Regardless of performance, Mourinho has refused to substitute Ibrahimovic and has relentlessly selected him when fit. As Steve Armstrong (@sarm0161) quipped on Twitter, "Ibrahimovic doing his cruciate doesn't necessarily mean Mourinho won't start him tomorrow". The previous weekend against Chelsea we had seen the devastating impact that Marcus Rashford's pace, movement and skill could have on a high class defence, something again in evidence against Anderlecht, and it was impossible not to be frustrated at the sight of the static Zlatan, giving the ball away and impacting on the functioning of the rest of the attack and, due to his inability to press, the defence too. Back in 2006 Fergie decided to sideline and eventually sell a truly great striker, Ruud Van Nistelrooy, in favour of the pacy and more dynamic Louis Saha, a decision which to a degree freed Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney to interchange positions and roam, resulting in a far more devastating forward line and a Premier League title in 2007 after a four year barren run. This feels very similar, and the week's football has done little to dampen that opinion.
There has been some speculation as to whether United will offer Ibrahimovic a new contract regardless of his injury. I'm surprised that this discussion is even a 'thing'. Some want the club to employ the Swede on £290k per week, as a cheerleader? Didn't we just sell one of those to Chicago Fire? The club have, if Mourinho is to be believed, wanted to tie Zlatan to a new contract for weeks, but that the player has been unwilling to commit. That is a risky game and one which, unfortunately, has backfired. Although it is far from a priority when a player gets a serious injury, United will be feeling extremely relieved to have dodged a £15m bullet.
With United having made desperately hard work of Anderlecht, the honours fell to Marcus Rashford, a truly prodigious talent, to score a world class goal to move United into the semi-finals of the Europa League, where they will face Celta Vigo. Three days later it was Anthony Martial who excelled, scoring from a wonderfully swift counter-attack to set up the team's comfortable 2-0 win at Burnley. It was the sort of goal that would not have been scored with Ibrahimovic in the team and was exactly the type of exhilarating move that we have long missed. Martial was the one player that LVG allowed to have a degree of freedom last season, which the Frenchman repaid with some wonderful performances and goals. Both he and Rashford have suffered this year, tied to the left touchline, and the hope is that both can flourish when given licence to roam.
Whilst there may be life after Zlatan, it is hard to find positives from Marcos Rojo's knee ligament injury. Written off at the start of the season (even by his own manager if you believe Castles), he was thrown in at centre back against Swansea in Wales and has not looked back, establishing himself as the natural partner to the absurdly gifted Eric Bailly. Even if Jones and Smalling were fit, the drop off in performances when either Bailly or Rojo have been absent has been stark. With both out Daley Blind will manfully stand in, effectively so at Turf Moor, but his physical attributes limit his game and Mourinho is clearly not sold on the player at all, let alone in that position. On a personal level, the injuries to Rojo and Zlatan are devastating. It was strange to see United fans on social media flipping their lids at the squad wearing t-shirts during the warm up at Burnley in support of their stricken teammates. If that offended you then a reevaluation of your life is required. Really, who gives a shit?
After United moved onto twenty three Premier League games unbeaten with the win at Turf Moor, where Pogba, Herrera, Bailly and Martial were exceptional and Wayne Rooney scored on his return to the side, Jose Mourinho could not help but have a few more digs at his own players. Challenging them is one thing, but his attacks have seemed so personal at times and it is becoming clear that for some he cannot offer a compliment without also having a dig. Of Martial's contribution on Sunday he said, "Today he showed attitude and appetite. We're pleased that we have a new player until the end of the season." Or perhaps we should be pleased that his manager played him in a position and with a freedom which gets the best out of the player? Neither side is likely blameless for the Frenchman's struggles this season, but it is hard to shake the feeling that it was unnecessary for the likes of Martial, Shaw and Mkhitaryan to have been ostracised and dragged over the coals publicly when all three seem like the sort of characters who would revel in their manager's trust.
Post-match Mourinho also spoke about Paul Pogba limping off the field near the end of the match:
"If he is injured or if it is just super accumulation of fatigue in the muscles I don't know."
Given that the player has shown clear signs of fatigue for a couple of months, having been ragged twice a week all season without the benefit of a pre-season, perhaps it may have been wise to substitute him earlier in a game which United were winning at a canter?
Finally, Mourinho couldn't help taking another pop at the injured Chris Smalling and Phil Jones:
"If I was Smalling or Jones I would play Thursday (at City). I would not accept one guy play 9 games in a row (Bailly) because I am injured. If they have a crazy mentality like I have they would. If it was me nobody would stop me to play."
This, to me, seems wildly irresponsible, the sort of pressure that takes no account of the unique nature of every injury, or the pain or impairment that each gives to the sufferer. Is it brave to force yourself to play at the Etihad half fit, as Chris Smalling did at Stamford Bridge in the 4-0 defeat, and as a result make a game defining mistake or aggravate your injury and miss the remainder of the season? Given the way that Jones took the risk of returning early for the 3-1 win at Swansea in late 2016, does Mourinho now imagine that he's holding back or has become less brave or trustworthy? If Smalling plays and makes an error which costs his team the game and (probably) United a top four place, will his manager sympathise or crucify him for it? There is no doubt that the Portuguese is taking the club in the right direction and has improved a number of his players, but his willingness to openly criticise others ignores his own contribution to their underperformance, and his total devotion to Ibrahimovic has arguably stunted the development of other attacking players.
United have this week been linked with a £25m move for former youth product and now Burnley defender Michael Keane. Keane is having a good season, but seems short of the sort of class that Mourinho should be targeting this summer. The game on Sunday did little to challenge the opinion that Eric Bailly is miles ahead of Keane and it is his level of ability that United should be aiming for when searching for a partner for the wonderful Ivorian.
United go to the Etihad this week with momentum, where they will face a City side who played for two hours at Wembley yesterday and were ultimately defeated. With Liverpool stumbling again the chance of a top four place, whilst still a long shot, is in United's hands for the first time since September.
I want to end this week's blog by offering praise to some squad members who have performed admirably in recent weeks but who are often much maligned (at times by me). Ashley Young, Marouane Fellaini and Mattel Darmian. I salute thee.
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Gotha in pictures
The court of the Dukes of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha had a long musical tradition: in his essay on Gluck's Alceste reprinted in 1862 in À Travers Chants Berlioz mentions among other settings of the story one by Anton Schweitzer, a German composer contemporary of Gluck. Schweitzer was Kapellmeister at the court of the Duke of Gotha from 1778 to 1787; the opera was written for the court theatre that had been founded in 1775. Successive Dukes of Gotha in the 19th century developed Gotha's musical activities. Duke August (reigned 1804-1822) engaged the composer Ludwig Spohr and his wife the harpist Dorothea Scheidler, and befriended Weber. His successor Ernst (reigned 1825-1844) built a new court theatre which was inaugurated in 1840 with a performance of Meyerbeer's Robert le Diable. The next Duke, also called Ernst (born 1818, reigned 1844-1893), was the most active of all, an enthusiastic patron of the theatre and himself a composer of some ambition: his own operas were performed in Gotha and elsewhere. It was under him that Berlioz was invited to Gotha where he conducted a performance of l'Enfance du Christ on 6 February 1856.
Berlioz stated in September 1855 that he had known the Duke of Gotha 'for a long time' (Correspondance Générale no. 2029, hereafter shortened to CG). It is not clear when the two first met. The Duke and Duchess of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha were present at a performance of Balfe's The Maid of Honour conducted by Berlioz at Drury Lane Theatre in London on 16 February 1848, though it is not known whether they met on this occasion. Also present were Queen Victoria and Prince Albert the Prince Consort, a younger brother of the Duke of Gotha; Berlioz dedicated his Te Deum to the Prince in 1851 (CG no. 1418). Later, in June 1853, the Prince and Queen Victoria also attended the fateful performance of Benvenuto Cellini at Covent Garden (CG nos. 1609, 1610). So did the Duke of Gotha, as is known from a letter of Berlioz to Liszt of March 1854 (CG no. 1717):
[…] I am rather ill at ease with His Highness; he regards me as a kind of semi-lunatic, and is spreading hostile reports about me in Paris. The Duke has heard Benvenuto in London, and cannot forgive me for writing a score which probably corresponds very little to his own idea of dramatic music. And besides that is the only example of my misdeeds that he knows. […]
Contacts between Berlioz and the court of Gotha had seemingly started at least as early as 1852, though the details are not all preserved. A letter dated 14 November 1852 from Berlioz to Baron von Wangenheim, the intendant of the Duke, and known only from a catalogue excerpt, gives a tantalising glimpse: 'I confess that it would be a great heartbreak for me to be performed incompletely in the presence of such a knowledgeable judge of music as His Highness the Duke of Gotha' (CG no. 1531). Later, in January 1854, Berlioz wrote to his friend Robert Griepenkerl, who had contacts with the court of Gotha and acted as intermediary (CG no. 1693; cf. also nos. 1659, 1793, 1893, 2090):
[…] Thank you for speaking to the Duke of Gotha about me. Is he a Royal Highness? How should he be addressed? I would be delighted to take advantage of his favourable disposition if this infernal war [the impending Crimean War] does not destroy all our plans. […]
But the first direct contact between Berlioz and the Duke of Gotha concerned not Berlioz's but the Duke's music. In 1854 the Duke's new opera Santa Chiara received its first performance at Gotha on 2 April under the direction of Liszt (cf. CG no. 1717; Gotha was less than 50 kms to the west of Weimar), and the Duke had invited Berlioz, at the time in Brunswick, to attend the third performance. In reply Berlioz declined the invitation, as he was about to leave for Dresden (CG no. 1729, cf. 1717). But the opera quickly turned into an unwelcome complication. The Duke was evidently sensitive about its reception in Paris, where he intended to have it performed. Berlioz's friend Joseph d'Ortigue reviewed the Gotha production in the Journal des Débats on 3 May, and in his letters to Liszt in April and May Berlioz makes a number of allusions to the review which imply that he found this a delicate issue (CG nos. 1738-9, 1746, 1762).
It was in this context that Berlioz was formally invited by the Duke later in the year to come and conduct his music in Gotha. Berlioz, without betraying any awareness of the Duke's critical view of Benvenuto Cellini, responded positively (CG no. 1793, from La Côte-Saint-André, 19 September):
Your Grace
I have received through my friend R. Griepenkerl the invitation you have kindly addressed me to come to Gotha to give one or two concerts next February. I am very grateful for the honour which Your Highness is bestowing on me and for the opportunity to submit to you some of my new compositions. Nothing would make me happier than to earn the genuine and well-founded approval of an enlightened judge who is a friend of the arts and himself an artist, as Your Grace is. Please be assured of my keenest gratitude.
Before my next trip to Germany I will perhaps have the opportunity to express it to you in person in Paris, where we are led to hope that you will come to supervise the rehearsals of Santa Chiara. […]
The last allusion is to the projected performance in Paris of Santa Chiara; in the event the performance only took place a year later.
Initially Berlioz intended to go first to Gotha before proceeding to Weimar, but he preferred to reverse the sequence (CG nos. 1811, 1894), and this was to cause further difficulties. In Weimar early in February 1855 Berlioz was actively planning to go to Gotha later the same month; he was in correspondence with Baron von Wangenheim (CG nos. 1893-4, 1897-8), but in the end was detained longer than expected. As he writes to his brother-in-law Marc Suat (CG no. 1901, from Weimar, 27 February):
[…] I am on the point of leaving for Gotha where I will only stop long enough to pay a visit to the Duke. I have been detained here and so overwhelmed with honours that on the day that had been earmarked for the concert in Gotha I was unable to go there, and it subsequently proved impossible to rearrange the theatre's schedule to find another day. This has ruffled some feathers and I must go and visit the Duke of Gotha to try to prove to him my innocence in this affair. […]
The next day, now in Gotha, Berlioz wrote to Fiorentino 'The concert in Gotha has fallen apart, and I think it will not take place. I cannot stay here, and this evening I am dining with the Duke' (CG no. 1903). The same day, after thedinner at the palace, he writes to Griepenkerl (CG no. 1904):
[…] I have been in Gotha since yesterday; I have just dined at court where I have had the honour of speaking for a while with H.R.H. the Duchess; the Duke was ill and so could not attend dinner. Baron von Wangenheim and the Duchess made me promise to come back next year and I have undertaken to go directly from Paris to Gotha. This time there will be no misunderstanding. Farewell, I am leaving for Paris tonight. […]
The Duke's opera Santa Chiara was eventually performed at the Paris Opéra on 27 September 1855. Berlioz evidently had very mixed feelings about the work, but was in a delicate position in view of his forthcoming visit to Gotha (he judged it prudent to include the overture from the opera at the start of his concert there). On 30 September he writes to his sister Adèle about the opera (CG no. 2029):
[…] This does not prevent the Minister of State from asking me to recommend warmly the opera of H.R.H. the Duke of Gotha, which we heard last Thursday. I replied that I had the honour of having known his Highness for a long time and that in any case I would have said about his music what needs to be said to please him. I have actually completed yesterday a pro-di-gious feuilleton which will appear in two or three days, and where truth is so closely mingled with lies that they form an indissoluble whole, which whole, being masculine, dominates completely. How did the public yawn! The Emperor slept until the ballet. […]
The review appeared in the Journal des Débats on 2 October. Later in the year and the following January Berlioz was actively preparing his trip to Gotha; he was once more in correspondence with Baron von Wangenheim about practical arrangements.Mme Pohl, wife of Richard Pohl, Berlioz's translator and friend, would be coming from Weimar to play the harp parts, and Berlioz was to receive a fee of 200 Thalers (CG nos. 2056, 2065, 2072, 2074, 2076-7). Together with Marie Recio he left Paris on 30 January and arrived in Gotha on 1 February (CG nos. 2083, 2087), where he stayed at the Deutscher Hof (CG nos. 2090-1; the location of the hotel, which is no longer extant, is not known). On the day of his arrival he wrote to Richard Pohl (CG no. 2089):
[…] I thank Mme Pohl a thousand times for accepting the invitation of Baron von Wangenheim, I could not have done anything without her. The programme is as follows:
1o The overture to Santa Chiara
2o Le Spectre de la rose (a melody for contralto and orchestra), sung by Mme Falconi. I will be hearing this piece for the first time.
3o L'Enfance du Christ
There is a harp part in le Spectre de la rose, but Mme Pohl will be able to see it after her arrival on the 4th and before the rehearsal on the 5th.
I do not know a soul or a single writer in Gotha. I do not know the name of the editor, and neither do I know the name of the newspaper. […]
The following day he reported on progress to Griepenkerl (CG no. 2090):
I am in Gotha since yesterday. Everything is in place, we are having the first rehearsal today at 4 o'clock. There will be another three with the orchestra on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday [4-6 February]. I can already see that I was right to choose l'Enfance du Christ for this concert; the Kapellmeister (Lambert) and Mme Falconi seem very pleased with what they have heard. I had dinner with the Duke yesterday; he is very pleasant and gracious. I have asked to start this concert with his overture to Santa Chiara, which I must study with him tomorrow. […]
The concert took place as planned on 6 February, almost certainly in the Hoftheater in the city and not in the much smaller Ekhof-Theater in the palace; Liszt came specially from Vienna to be present. Afterwards he travelled with Berlioz to Weimar, from where Berlioz wrote to Hans von Bülow on 12 February (CG no. 2100):
[…] We recently gave a fairly good performance of l'Enfance du Christ in Gotha; I had a good Virgin Mary, Mlle Falconi, and other intelligent singers who sang their parts well enough. Among all my works this one seems most attuned to the German public. The mystical chorus at the end, « O mon âme », made a particularly great impression in Gotha. […]
Back in Paris Berlioz gave further details about his experiences. To his sister Adèle (CG no. 2104, 3 March; cf. no. 2106):
[…] I received the usual welcome in Germany […] l'Enfance du Christ was very well performed in Gotha. The Duke granted me his cross and showered me with invitations and compliments. The Duchess, who is a virtuoso herself, was also very kind to my wife. We were both invited to the ball at court on Shrove Tuesday [5 February] and to the dinner which followed. […]
To Auguste Morel (CG no. 2128, 23 May; cf. no. 2129):
[…] I gave l'Enfance du Christ in Gotha, where the Duke showered me with marks of esteem and decorated me. I heard there for the first time Le Spectre de la rose, a song with orchestra from my Nuits d'été. This has caught on so much that a German publisher [Rieter-Biedermann] asked me to orchestrate the other pieces in this collection and bought them from me. This is now done; the score is being engraved in two languages in Leipzig. […]
Le Spectre de la rose was dedicated to Mlle Falconi, who sang the performance in Gotha and gave the next three performances of the orchestral version in 1856 and 1857. Perhaps one might also note that nowhere in his extant letters does Berlioz mention the reception given to the overture to Santa Chiara at the Gotha concert.
The concert of February 1856 was the only one Berlioz gave in Gotha. Shortly after his return from Germany he became engrossed in the composition of Les Troyens, and this interrupted the continuous series of trips to Germany he had been making in recent years. The only contact he is known to have had subsequently with the Duke of Gotha was in 1859 when he wrote to him concerning a projected performance in Paris of the Duke's new opera Diane de Solanges with suggestions about the choice of leading singer (CG no. 2382, 6 July; cf. 2336, 2338, 2354, 2361). The letter, like his previous ones to the Duke (CG nos. 1729, 1793), is notable for its formality and politeness, despite the success of the visit of 1856. Berlioz evidently never felt the same warmth towards the Duke as he felt towards other German aristocrats, such as the Prince of Hohenzollern, the King of Hanover, or the Grand Duke of Weimar. There was also some friction between the neighbouring courts of Weimar and Gotha: Liszt promoted in Weimar Benvenuto Cellini, an opera the Duke disapproved of (CG no. 1717). It was curiously tactless for Princess Sayn-Wittgenstein to wish to invite the Duke to hear the opera performed in Weimar in 1856 and even suggest to have it staged in Gotha, a suggestion Berlioz did not wish to pursue (CG nos. 2093, 2094). But for Berlioz the main obstacle may have been the Duke's own music and his composing ambitions. It is perhaps no accident that Berlioz's relations with Gotha are nowhere mentioned in the composer's Memoirs: Gotha did not evoke in him the same affection as did other German musical cities such as Brunswick, Hanover or Weimar.
The modern photos reproduced on this page were taken by Michel Austin in April 2008, and the 1958 postcard of Schloß Friedenstein is from our own collection. © Monir Tayeb and Michel Austin. The 1850 engraving and old photos of the Hoftheater/Landestheater are reproduced courtesy of Ursula Krãmer, Eine Residenzstadt und ihr Theater : Das tragische Schicksksal des Landestheaters Gotha von 1919 bis 1951 (Verlag Frankenschwelle, 2000). The 1860 engraving of Gotha and 1939 photo of the Landestheater are courtesy of Kamen Pawlow, Das sehenswerte Gotha, 2006, Redaktion: Matthias Wenzel. All rights of reproduction reserved.
1. The Hoftheater (later renamed Landestheater)
The Hoftheater Gotha, where Berlioz conducted L'Enfance du Christ in 1856, was inaugurated on 2 January 1840 and completely destroyed a hundred years later in the Second World War.
The Hoftheater in 1850
Interior of the Hoftheater
The Landestheater before World War II (1939)
The Landestheater before World War II
The Landestheater after destruction during World War II
The site of the Landestheater in 2008
The commemorative stone plaque
The text on the commemorative plaque reads: On this spot stood since 1840 the Hoftheater, later called Landestheater, which was built by Gustav Eberhard, the court director of works, following plans by Karl Friedrich Schinkel. It was destroyed by fire on 3 April 1945 as a result of the war. Although it had been decided to rebuild the theatre its ruins were destroyed with explosives in August 1958. Between 1965 and 1998 a skyscraper stood in this place. This memorial stone, made from one of the original blocks of the theatre, was founded in 2001 by the Society for urban history and the preservation of the old city.
2. The Palace of the Duke of Gotha – Schloß Friedenstein
The palace was built between 1643 and 1654.
Gotha and Schloß Friedenstein in 1860
Palace of the Duke of Gotha – Schloß Friedenstein – c. 1958
Palace of the Duke of Gotha – Schloß Friedenstein – 2008
The palace's Ekhof-Theater is located in this tower.
The coat of arms in the middle of the façade of this tower is shown in the following photo.
This entrance overlooks the old town.
Portrait of the Duke of Gotha in the portrait gallery
The Ekhof-Theater
3. A few views of Gotha (the old town)
Gotha – a view of the palace from the town in 2008
Schloß Friedenstein overlooks the old town.
Gotha – a view of the town in 2008
4. The Bahnhof [Railway Station]
Berlioz travelled to and from Gotha by train. The pictures below show the present railway station and one of the platforms.
Gotha Railway Station – 2008
Reports from Germany are full of the success just scored by the opera Santa Chiara at the theatre in Gotha. The first performance took place on 2nd April. As is well known, the music of this opera was composed by the reigning duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, whom we recently saw in Paris encouraging through his presence and applause the leading artists of our theatres. Santa Chiara is the fourth opera of HRH, and there is general agreement that this work marks a huge step forward in the talent of the illustrious composer. Mention is made in the first act of a ballad, a duo and a finale, which display in equal measure a facility for melody and expertise in orchestration; but the second act is the most important, with choruses that have breadth of style and vigour. M. Reer, the tenor, let us admire his fine voice in a quintet which received great applause. The finale is the most important piece of the work, and the funeral service has terrifying impact. In the third act a chorus of wine growers of rustic jollity makes a fine contrast with the funereal mood of the preceding scenes. Then a great bravura aria, which every singer will want to make her own, was warmly applauded. M. Reer and Mme Falconi are valuable assets for Gotha's opera house and would do credit to every stage in Europe. No need to mention the lavishness of the costumes, the stage-sets and the production: behind the good taste of the artist one can divine the generosity of the prince. As for the performance it shows admirable precision and ensemble, and is what you would expect with a conductor like Liszt, who directed all the rehearsals with the greatest care. The Count of Talleyrand-Périgord, minister plenipotentiary of the Emperor of France in Karlsruhe, was among the distinguished persons who attended the first performance of Santa Chiara.
Joseph d'Ortigue.
Note: This short review of Santa Chiara is included in Joseph d'Ortigue's feuilleton in the 3 May 1854 issue of the Journal des Débats, in which he reviews a number of concerts and operas recently performed. We have transcribed the French text of this review from an image of the feuilleton accessed at the website of the Bibliothèque nationale de France (Gallica section). Translation © Michel Austin.
The page Berlioz in Gotha was created on 22 July 2006; updated on 1 June 2009.
© 2002 Ursula Krãmer and © 2006 Kamen Pawlow for old engravings and photos of Gotha and Hoftheater
© Michel Austin and Monir Tayeb for text, modern photos and other images
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GreenWave's Matt Karnes Predicts Fully Legal Cannabis Markets In 8 New States By 2018
Javier Hasse
Benzinga April 17, 2017
GreenWave Advisors is a New York City-based firm that provides financial analysis and research for the legal cannabis industry, founded in 2014 by Matthew A. Karnes, a former sell side and buy side equity analyst. At the moment, GreenWave focuses on industry fundamentals and the different subsectors and markets within it.
"We collect data and analyze the trends in each state market, as data that is provided is fragmented and generally not consistent among each market. So, we try to normalize the information and help investors understand the trends that are emerging in the industry," Karnes told Benzinga in a recent conversation.
The State Of The Emerging Cannabis Industry
In its most recent report, "The State of the Emerging Cannabis Industry (Third Edition)," GrenWave shared a look into the industry background, the Section 280E of the tax code, banking and size of the markets, among many other topics. So, Benzinga reached out to Karnes to ask a few questions.
As per the research note, legal cannabis sales in the United States hit $6.5 billion in 2016. This differs from other figures, like the ArcView Group's $6 billion estimate.
"I am not familiar as to how others approach sizing the market. All I can do is let the reader know that we provide full transparency as to how we determine our estimates — and it truly is an estimate because two of the largest markets (California and Michigan) are unregulated and provide very little information. This is where my prior experience as an auditor and Wall Street analyst becomes critical in analyzing the information." Karnes responded.
"Then also we have developed an industry thesis. One of the things that I've been talking about is that we're at the beginning of a marijuana market metamorphosis, where we [at GreenWave] think that the [states with] dual markets will combine and consolidate [them] into one larger market, because it is not practical to operate two markets in any state, as there are duplicate efforts involved. We have seen this in Washington and Oregon, and now, California is discussing this as a possibility as it moves forward with developing a regulatory framework."
Nationwide Legalization
Benzinga: In your report, you say that you expect all 50 states and D.C. to have either medical or fully legal cannabis by 2021. So, you are talking about a nation-wide legalization within the next five years. Could you elaborate on this?
Karnes: I expect by 2021 that every state will have a program in place, whether medical or fully legal.
However, this is not based on federal legalization; what I mean by that is that it will be up to each state to decide. It should be noted that this is assuming that the Trump administration does not interfere with anything.
We approached this state by state and looked at all of the legislation that is on the table, that has been presented, whether or not the state has already decriminalized marijuana... And, I do believe that as the momentum builds it will accelerate the implementation of those states that have long been opposed to marijuana. A perfect example of that would be Arkansas, which just passed [cannabis laws].
When I started this in 2014, it wasn't even on the radar. So I think it's not unlikely to make that assumption [of nation-wide legalization by 2021], given that each state will look at their neighbors and say, "Well look, they're enjoying these tax revenues. Why shouldn't we?"
BZ: Also, by 2018 you project 17 fully legal markets; that's eight more than we have now. Which states do you see legalizing adult use next?
Karnes: This is just the number of states that will have legal markets next year. So, I see 12 medical markets and 17 fully legal states (some of which include now medical that will "convert" to fully legal once recreational use is legalized).
I think some of the states that have medical programs already will implement or legalize recreational use soon. So, for example, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont, could be next given the proximity to Massachusetts. I could also mention Arizona, Michigan and Ohio among others. These are just some of the states that will contribute to the overall $30 billion market by 2021 — timing of other states to legalize is provided in our new report.
Also note that, while these states might become fully legal, some may not have yet fully implemented a recreational use market. So, for example, Arizona will vote in 2018 for recreational use, but sales for that year will be medical only.
Be on the lookout for part two of this article, where Karnes explains why he's watching Digipath Inc (OTC: DIGP), Signal Bay Inc (OTC: SGBY) and Americann Inc (OTC: ACAN).
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The Vintage Strap Barn Door Hardware hanger maintains the vintage look with the spoke wheel, yet has increased weight bearing capabilities due to the strap design. A universal design of sliding barn door hardware that fits any installation. See specs for exact measurements.
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The Vintage Strap Barn Door Hardware was designed by the team Artisan Hardware to replicate a popular sliding barn door hardware style with a larger, more bold and rustic wheel. The spoke wheel is American made in a foundry giving it both incredible durability and a lasting look. The wheel has an inset oil bushing that limits roll noise and enables an easy pull or push to open and close. Designed and manufactured by Artisans. Each wheel is poured into a mold, cooled, and then cleaned. When the wheel has been cleaned and shaped, it is placed in a lathe and turned until a perfect groove has been made. It is now ready to be set in a barn door hanger and roll smoothly along a barn door track.
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Q: Geodesic distance and mean My data-set consists of points in globe. Suppose a User visits locations $l_1,l_2,\dots l_n$ (each location in $(lat, long)$ in the city with probability $p_1,p_2,\dots,p_n$ and I want to calculate the expected location visited by the user. How should I go about calculating that? If I use geodesic distance between points then do we have a formula or recipe to calculate geodesic expectation? What possibly can go wrong if I convert the individual $(lat,long)$ values to cartesian co-ordinates and calculate their expectation?

A: Latitude and Longitude are tricky to handle directly.
You can however transform the data to 3D space, then take the mean, and then scale that vector to the earth surface again. If the mean is absolute 0, then your data is rather evenly/symmetric distributed around the globe, and you are probably asking the wrong question; there is no "central" point. But when your data clusters somewhere, you should be fine.
Compute the weighted average in 3D coordinates
and project back to the spherical coordinates:
\begin{align}
P =& \sum_i p_i\\
\mu_x =& \frac{1}{P}\sum_i p_i\sin\phi_i \cos\psi_i\\
\mu_y =& \frac{1}{P}\sum_i p_i\sin\phi_i \sin\psi_i \\
\mu_z =& \frac{1}{P}\sum_i p_i\cos\phi_i\\
\phi_\mu =& \arccos \frac{\mu_z'}{\sqrt{\mu_x^2+\mu_y^2+\mu_z^2}}\\
\psi_\mu =& \arctan_2(\mu_y', \mu_x')
\end{align}
If you get a division by zero, then your points are distributed all around the globe, and there is no well-defined "mean" anymore. Just choose any of the input points: $\phi_\mu=\phi_1,\quad \psi_\mu=\psi_1$, or the one which has the smallest average (squared) distance to all others.

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The role of social support and self-concept in victimization and social anxiety in adolescence
Linda Huber
Demaray, Michelle K.
Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy)
Bullying--Psychological aspects; Middle school students--Social networks; Teenagers--Social networks; Anxiety in adolescence
The current study evaluated the association between social anxiety and peer victimization as it relates to self-concept and sources of social support in middle school students. Prior research studies have shown the relation between social anxiety and peer victimization influences future social functioning. The purpose of this study was to contribute to the current body of research on social anxiety and peer victimization by evaluating associations among middle school students' social anxiety, peer victimization, self-concept, and specific sources of social support. Specifically, the following research questions were addressed: 1) What is the relation between peer victimization and social anxiety in middle school students? Are there gender differences in this association? 2) Does self-concept mediate or moderate the relation between peer victimization and social anxiety in middle school students? 3) Does classmate support or parent support moderate the relation between peer victimization and social anxiety? To address these questions, 240 middle school students completed a series of self-report measures in a single session. Results for this study showed that peer victimization and social anxiety are positively related to each other for middle school students. Self-concept mediated the relation between peer victimization and social anxiety; however, self-concept, parent support and classmate support did not moderate the association between peer victimization and social anxiety.
Advisors: Michelle K. Demaray.||Committee members: Christine K. Malecki; Nina S. Mounts; Julie A. Ogg; Brad H. Pillow.||Includes bibliographical references.
Huber, Linda, "The role of social support and self-concept in victimization and social anxiety in adolescence" (2016). Graduate Research Theses & Dissertations. 6257.
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The Yogi Book
By Yogi Berra
Workman Publishing Company
Celebrate one of the greatest and most beloved baseball players who ever lived—and certainly the most quoted. The Yogi Book is the New York Times bestseller filled with Yogi Berra's immortal sayings, plus photographs, a career timeline, and appreciations by some of his greatest fans, including Billy Crystal and Tim McCarver.
Yogi Berra's gift for saying the smartest things in the funniest, most memorable ways has made him a legend. The Yogi Book brings all of his famous quotes together in one place—and even better, gives the story behind them. "It ain't over till it's over."—that's Yogi's answer to a reporter when he was managing the Mets in July 1973, and they were nine games out of first place (not only quotable, but prophetic—they won the pennant). "Nobody goes there anymore. It's too crowded."—Yogi's comment to Stan Musial and Joe Garagiola about Ruggeri's restaurant in St. Louis in 1959. "It gets late early out there."—Yogi describing how shadows crept across Yankee Stadium's left field during late autumn afternoons.


Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers has called on the business community, civic society and political leaders to "find a way forward" on the north Belfast parading dispute.
There have been daily protests at Twaddell Avenue following a decision by the Parades Commission in 2013, not to allow a loyalist parade along a section of the Crumlin Road.
For a number of years republican protesters would riot in the area after Orangemen had walked the road, leading to the Commission's decision that the march must stop before it reached the interface.
Ms Villiers said she plans to start a new series of talks in an effort to find an "inclusive way forward".


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Digital Marketing Agency Seedhub Media Announces The Launch Of SEO Services In London
June 07, 2022 19:53 ET | Source: Seedhub Media London Seedhub Media London
London, June 07, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- London, England -
SEO agency Seedhub has announced that it is bringing the benefits of its high-quality digital marketing services to London-based businesses. The company, which has a presence in 6 countries, 40 team members, and currently serves over 120 clients, will now help businesses from London, UK, grow and expand their influence both locally and globally.
Owing to globalization and the robust, almost indomitable nature of the global supply chain, companies today must contend with competition at all levels. They are not only competing with businesses that they share a town or city with but also with global businesses that are thriving and shipping products from the other side of the world. The explosive growth of the internet is the prime reason for this leveling of the playing field. Though some might see this as a threat, it is also a great opportunity. The companies that adapt to this new paradigm will succeed while those that fail to change will perish. Moreover, establishing early dominance on search engines for a particular industry's keywords is a competitive advantage that will yield dividends for years and even decades to come. For entrepreneurs in London who want a leg up in this long battle, enlisting the help of digital marketing experts, such as those at Seedhub Media, is imperative.
Seedhub Media recently announced that it is bringing its world-class SEO and digital marketing services to clients in London, UK. Seedhub Media's range of SEO services includes white label services, local SEO, organic SEO, citation building, GMB (Google My Business) management, and reputation management. The company works with other renowned agencies such as Team Floral, First Rank Marketing, Holmes Marketing, and Beefy Sites to deliver its high-quality SEO services. Some of the notable brands that the company has helped so far include Wagamama, Just Eat, BrewDog, Halfords, Caffe Nero, White Stores, Lorentz, David Charles, and more.
The CEO of Seedhub Media Andreas Georgiades commented on the new launch by saying, "We promise our London SEO clients that we'll focus on delivering business growth through high-quality ready-to-convert new leads each month. SEO is about more than just Google search engine rankings. It's about generating a solid pipeline of new sales opportunities for our London-based clients to close. Seedhub Media prides itself on delivering consistent results through its cutting edge, science-based, and tested SEO strategies."
The company can help businesses market their services online and drive relevant website traffic. The effect of the SEO campaign can be accurately tracked due to the abundance of online tools that let businesses accurately measure ROI and gauge how successful the current SEO strategy is. Seedhub Media brings to the table an entire team of SEO professionals who are adept at using these tools and can craft and adjust strategies on the fly based on how much traffic they are generating. The company can even provide detailed monthly reports on the performance of the campaigns it implements. The company's clients also get access to a dedicated account manager who is always ready to answer their questions.
Seedhub Media can also provide other SEO agencies, that want to bring in their own clients, the tools and expertise to create an SEO service using custom branded material. This white label service is perfect for resellers who want to use Seedhub Media to grow their own portfolio of clients. Its local and organic SEO efforts utilize content creation and exhaustive keyword analysis to boost a business for queries that its clients are most likely searching for online. Seedhub Media's citation-building services can help a business enhance search engine visibility and increase foot traffic. Finally, its GMB management and reputation management services can help businesses create a detailed consumer-facing identity and suppress malicious reviews from disgruntled ex-employees, unscrupulous competitors, and unreasonable vindictive customers.
Readers looking to hire the service of the best SEO agency London has to offer can contact Seedhub Media at its UK number +44 1273 074970. The company also has a presence in the Philippines and Cyprus and is available for a consultation via WhatsApp.
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According to Govt Report, over 70% of insured Americans have out-of-network (OON) coverage.
The National Compensation Survey has released data on health and retirement plans in private industry for 2010. The bulletin provides updated information on health plans provisions for fee-for-service plans and health maintenance organizations, and new data on high-deductible and consumer-driven health plans. Detailed information on types and provisions of defined benefit and defined contribution retirement plans are also included. This bulletin is available at http://www.bls.gov/ncs/ebs/#bulletin_details. Additional benefits data are available on the National Compensation Survey web page at http://www.bls.gov/ncs/ebs.


Lincoln Lab: MIT Core 3 Final Review | Williamson Williamson Inc.
Betsy Williamson spent a fantastic 24 hours in Boston, catching up with old colleagues and meeting new friends at MIT's core studio reviews on Friday. Professor Meejin Yoon, along with Professors Sheila Kennedy and Andrew Scott led an ambitious studio to develop architectural design proposals for the new West Lab research and development facility for the famed Lincoln Laboratory in Lexington, Mass. A follow up tour of the Media Lab and visits to the Foster + Partners addition to the MFA, Simmons Hall, Howeler + Yoon's BSA space and the ICA rounded out the whirlwind visit.


There are many different types of industries that use cleanrooms, so what makes a cleanroom in one industry different than another? It's quite a common question. Let's have a look at the different cleanroom industries in more detail along with varying ISO requirements.
In all cleanrooms, particulate matter is a great concern. Specifically, viable particulate contamination should receive careful consideration and attention. Viable particulate contamination refers to the ability to keep the room clean by typically using modular or stick-built components with integral cove bases and corners, as well as coved ceilings in order to maintain a cleanable surface condition. This high grade finish is crucial for biotechnology and pharmaceutical cleanroom standards.
Filter installation leak testing– Your ventilation system's high efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter, and its housing will be tested with DOP (Dispersed Oil Particulate) to ensure their integrity.
Air supply and extract quantities– If your air supply is unidirectional we will measure and record the air velocity, while for non-unidirectional systems we will measure air supply.
Differential pressure– Here we will be testing to ensure that the air in your clean room always moves from clean to less clean areas, with your clean room having a higher pressure than adjacent less clean areas.
Containment leak testing– We will check the construction of your clean room to ensure that no airborne contamination can occur via leaks from higher pressure work areas adjacent to it.
Air movement control– Studying the movement of the air within your clean room we will check that there is sufficient air movement to dilute or remove pollutants, preventing any contamination build-up.


In this post, we are going to discuss about Scala NLP and Machine Learning Basics. We will list out what are all the different Scala Frameworks available in the Market for Machine Learning.
We will discuss those frameworks in detail in my coming posts.
NLP Stands for Natural Language Processing.
NLP is used to understand the interactions between Human and Computer. That means understanding about Human Languages (Natural Languages).
NLP technique have many Algorithms. We can use all these NLP Algorithms for Machine Learning and Scientific Computation.
Machine Learning (ML) is a technique used to understand the system without developing any programs.
That means by analysing Data and Algorithms, we can understand the system. We don't need to develop any programs explicitly.
Scala has many Frameworks for Machine Learning (ML), Scientific Computation and BigData Data Science.
BigData Data science is technique to analyse the data and generate statistics.
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Are we rewriting the history of Stonehenge – again?
Mike Pitts – Digging Deeper
Let's see what we've got. I can't claim to know much more about the newest Stonehenge story than any other journalist. The discovery of a stone row at Durrington Walls was first announced a year ago, almost to the day. We were given little data then, however, and I seemed to be the only one who noticed! So what do we know now?
What do they say they have found?
Evidence that there was once a row of up to 90 standing stones about 3km north-east of Stonehenge, west of the road between Amesbury and Durrington,. The stones, probably local sarsens, ran for at least 330m. At the east end the row stops short of the line of a modern road, and apparently does not continue beyond; at the west end it continues to the edge of the survey area, so may extend further there.
At the eastern end up to 30…
Stonehenge researchers 'may have found largest prehistoric site'
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Standing stones found buried near Stonehenge could be the "largest" intact prehistoric monument ever built in Britain, archaeologists believe.
The large stones are located around the edge of the henge at Durrington Walls (Image copyrigh Ludwig Boltzmann Institute)
Using ground-penetrating radar, some 100 stones were found at the Durrington Walls "superhenge", a later bank built close to Stonehenge.
The Stonehenge Living Landscapes team has been researching the ancient monument site in a five-year project.
Finding the stones was "fantastically lucky", researchers said.
The stones may have originally measured up to 4.5m (14ft) in height and had been pushed over the edge of Durrington Walls.
The site, which is thought to have been built about 4,500 years ago, is about 1.8 miles (3km) from Stonehenge, Wiltshire.
The stones were found on the edge of the Durrington Walls "henge", or bank, an area which had not yet been studied by researchers.


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Zunow Z-1 Pro-Form
4 YEARS AGO / NO COMMENTS / ROAD BICYCLES
If ever there were a contender for Colnago's crown of flamboyant racing bikes, it would be Japan's Zunow. The Z-1 Pro-Form might not be the first thing that springs to mind when you think of a Zunow, but it's as ostentatious as you can get.
Sophie's Zunow
6 YEARS AGO / 2 COMMENTS / ROAD BICYCLES
A rare bird, is a Zunow. We've only seen one before on the pages of Cycle EXIF — plumed with characteristically garish paint — but this example is the real deal. Owned by Sophie Ballo and it won the award for Best Japanese Bicycle at the 2013 Bicycle: Art Meets Form show.
Zunow Hummingbird
Mr T. Kageyama was a Japanese frame builder with a sense of humor. He is the man behind the Zunow brand and built frames considered…


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Q: using pax-logging properties file in classpath I am using pax-logging with log4j2 and have custom appenders written in OSGi environemt. When I give the pax-logging properties file as a system property, the custom appenders are not read. Is there a way to use pax-logging in the classpath like log4j2 uses its property file? Any alternatives please.

A: You should provide the pax-logging config using config admin. To do this install felix fileinstall and config admin bundles and provide the org.ops4j.pax.logging.cfg in the directory where the logs are read from.
For custom appenders a good approach is to offer them as OSGi services. An example for this is the karaf decanter log collector which uses this approach.


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Cold weather has arrived; here's how to help families in Redlands stay warm
By Jennifer Iyer | jiyer@scng.com | Redlands Daily Facts
PUBLISHED: December 4, 2019 at 12:49 pm | UPDATED: December 4, 2019 at 12:49 pm
With snow now on the mountains and rain in the forecast this week, warm clothing is a growing concern for some in Redlands.
"It's important to realize there are people out there who need (warm clothing), especially the kids," said Judy Cannon, with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, one of several groups collecting coats for those in need.
Recently the groups combined the annual warm coat drive with a food drive, with much success.
"We collected more than 26,000 pounds of food, showing the amazing generosity, especially in the city of Redlands," said Kyra Stewart, executive director of Family Service Association of Redlands.
Through the drive, the groups have brought in about 2,000 pieces of warm clothing.
Women of Faith, Redlands, help with ongoing warm-coat drive
Here's what Redlands police are doing with state money to combat homelessness
Family Service Association of Redlands fights poverty with meals, rent help
Housing crisis leads The Blessing Center in Redlands to shift its focus
Warm Coats Program 2010 gives warmth, exceeds goals
The nonprofit, with locations in Redlands and Yucaipa, supports low-income families with utility assistance, life-skills training, food and clothing distribution, parenting classes and more. They served more than 2,500 families in 2018 and are on target to do the same this year.
Stewart said coats can be dropped off at the Redlands office, 612 Lawton St., through Dec. 10. The location is open 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, 9 a.m. to noon Thursday and 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday.
Coats may be dropped off at donation boxes at several local schools, churches and at University of Redlands dormitories, as well.
Information: 909-793-2673 or redlandsfamilyservice.org
Developer plans houses for historic Redlands orange grove at Heeney estate
What do Redlands' new mobile showers for the homeless look like? Find out
406,000-square-foot warehouse bound for 20 acres near San Bernardino airport
Story of Joab, one of the Bible's scoundrels
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Here's the new master of Redlands Masonic Lodge
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World Affairs Council of Philadelphia
Ed Satell moderates a Q&A with Tony Blair. Blair accepted the Council's Distinguished Statesman Award.
The World Affairs Council is widely recognized as one of the leading nonpartisan podiums in the nation, open to the public. It is a private, nonprofit organization, which is dedicated to informing and engaging people of all ages on matters of national and international significance. The Council provides its members, and the greater Philadelphia community, with access to many of the most influential figures, policy makers and thought leaders in the global arena.
Progressive Business Publications, through the Satell Family Foundation and the Progressive Business Publications Charitable Trust, sponsors many of the Council's most influential and cutting-edge speakers who inform, educate, challenge, and inspire.
These include government leaders like Mitt Romney, Colin Powell, Joe Biden, James Baker, Tom Ridge, Lee Hamilton, and Rudy Giuliani…
Media personalities like David Brooks, Tom Friedman, Tom Brokaw, Cokie Roberts, Leslie Stahl, Don Graham, and Chris Matthews…
And CEOs and executives like Steve Forbes.
We also sponsor contemporary, impactful events from across the spectrum, including premier conferences like The New Global Dynamic, the televised briefing on the Iraq War with General Petraus, and the Council's private Q&A Session with President George Bush.
Ed interviews General Patraeus
Progressive Business Publications sponsors signature Council events like the Distinguished Statesman Award. Recipients of this award have included the Chairs of the Iraq Study Commission and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. PBP also supports the Atlas Awards Program, which funds the Council's award-winning education programs.


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It isn't outside the realm of sense of dub The Von a progressive pop band. First, let's lay out a definition for progressive. Rock and roll initially developed from the blues and, despite its subsequent metamorphosis, the genre in its purest form covers a relatively paltry amount of musical and thematic ground. Formulas dominate. Progressive, on the other hand, denotes an artist or band's willingness to smash or otherwise subvert those forms. If you accept the preceding sentence as a credible view, The Von fits that well. The eight songs on their debut release Ei8ht take surprising turns, sudden shifts, and challenge our ideas on what constitutes a pop song. It's a wider tent than perhaps you imagine. The band's songwriting blends razor sharp and often orchestral-styled guitar playing with riffs, blistering solos, and dissonant lead work. They further add a wash of electronica sounds, more often than not synthesizers, but their presence never sounds forced or overwrought. The final ingredient is strong multi-part harmonies accented by overall stellar production work.
Many of the songs take a mid-tempo approach emphasizing dynamics and composition. The Von, like many classic acts before them, usually aims for the slow build. Their songwriting and performing impact is a process of accretion. The swirl of disparate elements disguises structurally sound arrangements that hit all of the expected marks. The opening duo of "Nothing to Fear" and "The Machine" are The Von's odes about individual sanctity in a world unable to prize such concepts. The band's musical attack provokes a lot of chemistry – specifically, the instrumental break on the first track, "Nothing to Fear", serves notice that listeners are dealing with a wild card. Guitarist Marek Schneider confounds your expectations by spilling color instead of fire from his fret board, but his chiming notes nevertheless approximate, in some ways, the energy promised in much more conventional solos. The latter song, "The Machine", will sound familiar to many as it depicts the vast, dehumanizing force attempting to oppress those like the opener's narrator.
The band slows things down further for later cuts like "Atomic Sun" and "Let It Out" with different intents. "Atomic Sun" is an imaginative and surprisingly poetic track. It's likely one of the more original love song lyrics in recent memory and vocalist Luis Bonilla, one half of the trio's rhythm section as well, gives listeners a sincere, show stopping vocal. "Let It Out" finds The Von indulging a bit more with crunchy guitars and hard rock textures, but whereas lesser bands might lapse into a mindless stomp, "Let It Out" will jolt you throughout its entirety. The uptempo numbers peak with the hard-charging fury in "Cry of War" and the album's penultimate track, "Don't Forget About Us". The latter tempers the tempo more than the former, but it crackles with urgency and even a little desperate despite its comparatively muted bounce. The album's title track closes things with an impressive constructed song compromised of different movements that, perhaps, betrays some of the band's classic rock influences. The Von's debut effort is astonishingly developed for a first time album, but few bands possess their innate skill.


It wouldn't be the offseason with a defection or two, and it appears as if the Wolverines won't be immune this offseason.
I think pretty much everyone expected this to be Aaron Palushaj's last season with the Wolverines, though some quotes mid-season spawned some hope that he'd be around to see at least one of the upcoming outdoor games. While nothing is official, HockeyBuzz (yeah, I know) reported yesterday that it's 80% certain Palushaj will turn pro. They also mentioned that the Blues have expressed interest in signing Travis Turnbull to an AHL contract, which would be nice for him. Remember, his dad played for Red with the St. Louis Blues. I guess a couple other teams are interested in Turnbull as well.
There are also rumblings that Scooter Vaughan is considering looking elsewhere. Hard to blame him if he decides to go through with it. He played a ton as a freshman, got off to a pretty bad start this year, got benched, and only saw time as a checking-line forward late in the year. With Mitera gone and Moffie coming in (I haven't heard otherwise), there's going to be the same log-jam back on the blueline.
Mark Mitera signed with the Ducks and will report to the Iowa Chops of the AHL. Also, Brandon Naurato signed with the Stockton Thunder of the ECHL. He'll be reunited with ex-Wolverine David Rohlfs.
Lindsay Sparks and the Oakville Blades will play Game 7 of their OJHL semifinal series tonight at 8:00.
Well I'd bet that Aaron is gone, Tim.
It would be a shame for him since I doubt that he is NHL ready... and it would weaken Michigan's chances for a run next year because he is key to their offensive success. He and Capo are not the go to guys that Kolarik and Porter were, but it would be nice to have offense on more than one line in big games.
I think Palushaj needs to add muscle and work on his game since IMO he disappeared at the end of the season.
As far as Scooter- where would he go? Maybe he would consider a move to forward. Tough break, seems like a nice kid, but that isn't enough to make it on this program.
heh, heh ... Tim said "log-jam". You been watching "Big Lebowski"?
Turnbull's a graduating senior...how would his signing a pro contract be a defection, exactly?
Wouldn't be...it was just mentioned in the article so I thought I'd throw it in there.
And Turnbull signed with the Portland Pirates (AHL).
Palushaj = Assist king. He's not as key to the offense as some would think.
Enter Robbie Czarnik and David Wohlberg. DW has proven himself time and time again with every shift.
Czarnik hasn't gotten a lot of top line time, but he's got the skill and speed to be lights out.
Palushaj is nowhere near an Andrew Cogliano or even a Max Pacioretty, but Michigan still survived without both of them didn't they?
I'ts another RELOAD for Michigan and never a REBUILD.
I agree that next year won't a rebuilding year, but a reloading year. The incoming freshman class is very underrated. A.J. Treais is healthy, uber-skilled and will flourish with Michigan's open style of play. Chris Brown is a brusing winger who will win the crowds over with his physical play. Kevin Lynch is the kind of player you want on your team as he does all the little things, plays with an edge, and will chip in big goals. Sparks, Moffie will all be solid additions.


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Q: How do I display number of debit and credit transactions? I am working on a simple transaction project and it's my first time writing in Java so this are the snippets:
    private static void loadHistory(List<Transaction> transactions) {
        double totalDebitCount = calculateTotalCountByType(transactions, TransactionType.DEBIT);
        double totalCreditCount = calculateTotalCountByType(transactions, TransactionType.CREDIT);

        System.out.println("There are " + totalCreditCount + "transactions in the database");
        System.out.println();

        for (Transaction transaction : transactions) {
            System.out.println(transaction.toString());
        }

        System.out.println();

        System.out.println("Total count for all debit transactions is" + totalDebitCount);
        System.out.println("Total count for all credit transactions is " + totalCreditCount);
    }

and the second one:
    public static double calculateTotalCountByType(List<Transaction> transactions, TransactionType type) {
        double total = 0;
        for (Transaction transaction : transactions) {
            if (transaction.type == type) {
                total = total + transaction.quantity * transaction.exchangeRate;
            }
        }
        return total;
    }

by the way, I don't need exchangeRate*quantity at all so that can be just cut out

A: Your code currently calculates the sum of transaction amounts by type
total = total + transaction.quantity; // Ignoring exchange rate

If all you want is counts, this should be
total = total + 1

and the return value should be an int, not a double.
Side Note: NEVER use floating point for financial amounts.  Floating point suffers from loss of precision in certain operations.  ALWAYS use a lossless format such as BigDecimal.


I have recently met Kathy Wiejaczka. Ms. Wiejaczka is a Democratic candidate for the 101st District State House seat.
I had a chance to directly question (grill) her on several issues. Of the issues that concern me are healthcare reform, abortion, gun rights. teacher wages, pensions as well as school funding, and Michigan infrastructure.
Politically, my perceptions may be influenced by my previous 34 years as a Republican with a four-year period as undeclared.
I found Kathy as very personable and apparently very knowledgeable. She is high energy and appears quite reasoned.
When I engaged her on gun rights, she is clearly for an intelligent solution to reduce the loopholes that allow assault weapons and automatic weapons to fall into the hands of criminals or those who wish to commit mass casualties. She stated her husband is a hunter and has had several guns. So she is not about "repealing the 2nd amendment." She is about restricting private gun sales without background checks. Common sense.
On Health Care, she is a proponent for "Single Payer" or "Medicare for all." Ms. Wiejaczka has been a medical professional for most of her life and has had the perspective advantage as seeing health care at its best and worst. Though not a secret, the United States has the most expensive health care system but we are near bottom of almost every metric for outcomes across the industrialized world. There is a debate about which has greater efficiency between the private health insurers and medicare. The Left says one thing, the Right says the opposite. What is not debated is the huge savings in the billing offices of hospital, doctors offices and other health care professionals. A single payor system saves a tremendous amount of staffhours checking and coordinating benefits amongst the hundreds of insurers. How many of us have found ourselves in situations where we and our health provider were at odds about what was covered or how much our bill was? Those problems nearly vanish, as does most of Medicaid.
I am a practicing Catholic and I have found that Ms. Wiejaczka is as well. As she made clear to me, she is not proabortion, but does concede the Supreme Court has decided this case and thus supports a women's rights. As I understood her, she is personally pro-life in a more literal way, that is she is also against the death penalty and ultimately against, as most of us are, war.
Ms. Wiejaczka supports a major increase in teachers' pay and at the least, a restoration of pensions.
As to infrastructure, I understand that Ms. Wiejaczka's view is that it is less costly to fix a little problem than to fix it later after it has become big problem. Sometimes monies need to be dedicated to fixing our roads and bridges, water ways, pipes, etc. before something like "Flint" happens again.
I have decided to support Kathy Wiejaczka.
I encourage any who have reservations about voting for a Democrat or has doubts, to speak with her as she frequently travels to Mason County.


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Q: If you pass more than one argument to the each helper, it must be in the form #each foo in bar I'm using Ember 1.10.0, Ember Data beta 14.1, and Ember LocalStorage Adapter 0.5.1. I have a template:

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A route:
Blogger.PostsRoute = Ember.Route.extend({
  model: function() {
    return this.store.find('post');
  }
});

And am relying on Ember automatically creating an ArrayController based on an array of models being returned.
When I load the route, I get the error:
Uncaught Error: Assertion Failed: If you pass more than one argument to the each helper, it must be in the form #each foo in bar

If I switch to the {{#each model as |post|}} or {{#each model}} form, I don't get an error (except for a deprecation warning on the second form).

A: I just figured out that I was still compiling templates using Ember.Handlebars.precompile(template);, which I'm shocked worked at all! Switching to Ember.HTMLBars.compile(template); fixed the issue. Thanks for all of the helpful comments, especially @Kalman - trying to reproduce in jsbin led me to the solution.


Eat it to gain a tiny amount of nourishment, or plant it to grow your own soybean crop. Can be planted in medium or large crop plots.
The Soybean Seed is a Resource in the Primitive+-DLC of ARK: Survival Evolved.
Soybean Seeds are a rare product of foraging Plants and Farming Soybean plants.
Can be planted in a Crop Plot to grow your own Soybean plants, which will let you harvest Fresh Soybean and more seeds.


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Calvertagrion is een geslacht van libellen (Odonata) uit de familie van de waterjuffers (Coenagrionidae).

Soorten
Calvertagrion omvat 1 soort:
 Calvertagrion minutissimum (Selys, 1876)

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President Trump warns tariffs with Mexico still on the table if Mexico doesn't follow through on immigration demands
Posted by -NO AUTHOR- | Jun 10, 2019 | The Blaze | 0 |
President Donald Trump warned on Twitter that tariffs were still on the table if Mexico's government failed to agree to try to stop immigrants from reaching the U.S. border.
Weren't these tariffs just canceled?
"I am pleased to inform you that The United States of America has reached a signed agreement with Mexico," Trump announced Friday evening. He said that in light of this deal "[t]he Tariffs scheduled to be implemented by the U.S. on Monday, against Mexico, are hereby indefinitely suspended. The exact details of this deal have not yet been released. Any deal still has to be approved by Mexico's Congress before it can become law.
Trump had threatened the tariffs on May 30, saying that they would start out at 5 percent and gradually increase "until the Illegal Immigration problem is remedied" and "illegal migrants coming through Mexico, and into our country, STOP."
What happened now?
On Monday, Trump wrote on Twitter that despite promises from the Mexican government, "if for any reason the approval" from the Mexican government "is not forthcoming, Tariffs will be reinstated."
GOP elected officials have called for Trump to stop imposing tariffs
Some of Trump's fellow Republicans have criticized the tariffs, since they would likely affect businesses in border states. Texas Gov. Greg Abbot (R) applauded Trump for "trying to address this emergency" at the border, but said that he opposed the implementation of tariffs "due to the harm it would inflict on the Texas economy."
In late April, Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) warned Trump that the trade deal he had struck with Mexico in November 2018 was in danger if he failed to lift tariffs he had put in place on imports of steel and aluminum. He also called the tariffs a "tax on Americans," referring to how the tariffs are paid by American import companies rather than foreign exporters.
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Early Learning and Support
Federal Issues | Education
School Choice and Charters
Time and Learning
How States Are Implementing Early Learning that Reflects Top-Performing Countries
Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2018
chloe.gunder@ncsl.org
NCSL Webinars allow attendees to participate in meetings taking place around the world from the comfort of their desk. They are collaborative, interactive and easy to use.
Most webinars will be recorded for those who are unable to attend the live meeting.
In this webinar, experts from the Learning Policy Institute will take a close look at four states that are implementing early learning policies and practices that reflect what we know matters from top-performing countries. Building off what we learned in the first webinar in this series on early learning, we will look closely at examples of state policy designed to ensure quality in state preschool programs, support a strong early learning workforce, and combine and coordinate early learning programming and funding.
In 2016, NCSL's groundbreaking report "No Time to Lose: How to Build a World Class Education System State-by-State" found that top performing countries have a set of four elements in common, including:
Children come to school ready to learn and extra support is given to struggling students.
A world-class teaching profession that provides highly effective teachers to all students.
A highly effective and intellectually rigorous system of career-technical education (CTE).
Individual reforms that are connected and aligned as parts of a clearly planned and carefully designed comprehensive systems.
This webinar is the second in a two-part series diving into element No. 1: Early Learning.
Marjorie Wechsler, Learning Policy Institute
Madelyn Gardner, Learning Policy Institute
PDF of webinar slides


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Litness (Remixes)
MoStack
Release date: 14/09/2018 Label: Virgin EMI
MOSTACK UNLEASHES ENERGETIC NEW SINGLE 'LITNESS'
VISUAL OUT NOW
https://MoStack.lnk.to/LitnessVideo
* DIZTORTION / JAMES HYPE REMIXES *
MoStack releases his next single 'Litness' – an ode to his energetic demeanour. Listen here. 'Litness' follows 'What I Wanna', Mostack's most recent single, a fiery track which charted in the top 40 and became an instant summer classic. The track was selected as DJ Target's 'Targo Embargo' on 1xtra and is paired with classic Kaylum Dennis shot visual capturing MoStack in his element. Watch the visual here. With 'Litness' MoStack yet again proves himself to be one of the UK's most unique, charismatic talents.
About MoStack -
MoStack saw huge success in his music in 2016 as he toured with Wretch 32, made BBC 1Xtra's A List with his club banger "Liar Liar" (remix), became a MOBO nominated artist and sold out his second headline show in under 3 hours (the first venue was upgraded to a bigger 1100 capacity venue when it sold out in an hour).
Track "Block Popping" racked up over 1.5 million views in a week and "Liar Liar" reached over 8 million views. ILL BLU produced track "Let It Ring" has amassed over 9 million streams and 'Screw and Brew' taken from MoStack's 'High Street Kid' has over 10 million plays on YouTube to date, as the rapper continues to cater to his ground-breaking fan base with catchy energetic tracks. Most recently, MoStack gifted fans with 'What I Wanna' taking viewers on a journey through breathtaking mountainous landscapes.
Continuing to engage his growing audience MoStack has an unrelenting force of big tracks and has a talent far beyond the Internet. Last year the young star has already had headline shows in Sweden and Denmark on a mini European tour, cementing his journey as an international talent.
Known for his unique flows, imagination, stylish charisma and creative visuals, Mo has built a core and loyal fan base from the ground up. Named by BBC 1Xtra as one of the hottest artists to look out for in 2017, he has already garnered over 140 million streams. Mostack is also making his mark in the world of fashion as the official ambassador for the new Puma RS-0 collection. With all of this up his sleeve, this year is about to be an even bigger breakthrough for Mostack.
Ready to download here are red-hot remixes from Diztortion and James Hype.
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Pierre Mallet (1836–98) was a French artist known for painted designs on ceramic ware, who mainly worked in England.

Life
Mallet was born in 1836 in at Jussey in Haute-Saône, France.  He was trained in etching. He married and had two daughters, but was a widower by 1891. By 1873 he had moved to London, describing himself as a 'Painter on Porcelain' and working at Borgen and Co. in collaboration with Léonce Goutard. Both artists also produced work for Wedgwood and Mintons.
From at least 1879 to 1877 he was a regular exhibitor at an annual exhibition and competition 'Painting on China' where reviews praised his imagination. The Pottery Gazette described some work as "...one of the finest specimens in the entire galleries. For depth of tone and colour, and delicacy of workmanship, it is one of the best specimens of china painting that we have ever seen."
In about 1885 he moved to Leeds to work on Burmantofts Pottery, then in 1887 he moved to Brighton (though his designs continued to be produced in Leeds) and exhibited an etching at the Royal Academy, the first of many.  He died in 1898, at Boulogne-sur-Seine.

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1836 births
1898 deaths
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Хум је планина  између Сјенице и Тутина, у југозападној Србији. На западу се усецима и дубинама одваја од Пештерске висоравни, а највиши врх планине је Крстача, са 1756м нв.

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Планине у Србији