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Near the city of Kolín lies a small village known as Býchory (only 7 km northeast). In this village, sits a unique a Neo-Gothic castle chateau estate. Today we are going to call the Býchory chateau, the castle of the Stradivarius violin because it was once owned by world famous Bohemian violinist and composer, Jan Evangelista Kubelík.
Jan Kubelík was born in Michle (now a part of Prague) where his father, a gardener by occupation, was an amateur violinist.
He taught his two sons the violin and after discovering the talent of Jan, who was aged five at the time, arranged for him to study with Karel Weber and Karel Ondříček.
He was rumored to be a wunderkind from early childhood. The eight year old Jan was not afraid to perform in public and he easily gave some variations on Paganini.
By the age of twelve, his career began escalating and as a result he got into the Prague Conservatory. An exception was made for this talented boy, because normally, one would have to be at least fourteen years old to attend. At the Conservatory, Jan studied with Otakar Ševčík.
In Russia, his concerts would sell out within the first few hours.
As a sign of respect to his homeland he received an honor from Tsar – the Order of St. Anna.
Upon completing his concert in Paris, he received the Chevalier Legion of Honour.
As a child, he used to practice 10 to 12 hours a day, or "until my fingers started to bleed, he would later say.
He was known, at a very young age as a genus and virtuoso, much younger than most of his peers.
After 1898, he toured as a soloist, soon becoming renowned for his great virtuosity and flawless intonation, and his very full and noble tone.
In fact, he quickly earned the name "The Czech Paganini".
You can click the image below to see it in a larger size if you wish to read the article.
Kubelík played a Guarneri del Gesù violin and also owned two Stradivarius violins, one being the world famous 1715 Stradivarius Emperor.
On Christmas of 1910, Jan Kubelík bought the priceless musical instrument – the famous Stradivarius violin Emperor from 1715.
Together with the Emperor, Jan traveled around the world and played on this instrument for his children until the end of his life.
After great success following his debut in Vienna, and in London (where he first appeared at a Hans Richter concert in 1900), Kubelík toured in the USA for the first time in 1901.
He made his first appearance for the Royal Philharmonic Society, London in the season of 1901-2, and in 1902 was awarded the Society's Gold Medal (in succession to Eugène Ysaÿe).
Being a very humble person from the beginning of his life (his father was a tailor), he became the patron of arts and donated large amounts of money for the emerging Czech Philharmonic.
In 1902, he brought the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra to London, having assisted it financially in the previous year.
Only in his early 20s, he had already traveled around the world and was receiving an astronomical salary.
He was successfully welcomed in Milan, Paris and London.
His concerts in Vienna were such a huge success that musical critics began saying, "if he lived in the Middle Ages he would be burned at the stake charged with the sorcery of a wizard".
One of the greatest violinists of all time, a name that stands among foremost living artists, Jan Kubelík is prepared to start on his sixth tour of the United States, Canada, and Cuba. During the war Kubelík played many times for war benefits and helped substantially to relieve suffering. The most remarkable record of number of concerts given by any artist was made by Kubelík.
In Rome, he played forty times. One of these concerts was specially arranged for His Holiness the Pope who kissed and congratulated him and also invited him to return soon to give the whole Vatican an opportunity to hear his marvelous art.
In Paris, where Kubelík has already played forty-two times and where the house had been sold out weeks ahead, he made such a sensation that he was awarded the medal of the Legion of Honor by the French Republic when he was only twenty-two.
In London, which city he counts as his second home, Kubelik has already appeared seventy-five times and was accorded an honor seldom shown any other artist, namely he was awarded the Beethoven Medal, and was made an honorary member of the London Philharmonic Society.
In Vienna, he has played fifty-two times, including many recitals for the late Emperor Franz Josef who rewarded him with the highest honors.
In Petrograd, where Kukelik has given forty concerts, he played four times in private recital for the late Czar and his court.
In Nice, he has played thirty-four times.
For his American tour, Kubelik has especially prepared twenty-two big concertos besides the three new ones of his own composition which he wrote during the war, to say nothing of over a hundred violin compositions, among which are four of his own works, namely Aria, Pierrette, Mattinata, and Melodie.
Everything seems to indicate that Kubelik's popularity in this country has in no way diminished. That he is still the idol of thousands of concertgoers here is shown by the number of inquiries received by his manager, Otokar Bartik, from individuals from all over the United States.
Such was the extent of his virtuosity.
In 1903, he married the Countess Anna Julie Marie Széll von Bessenyö (Marianne Csaky-Szell) who was born on March 1, 1880 in Budapest.
Anna was the niece of former Prime Minister of Hungary, Kálmán Széll.
In 1904 the loving couple bought Býchory castle.
A very gifted violinist herself, Marianna and Jan begin living a life full of happiness in this castle and she begins giving birth to many little virtuosos.
Jan Kubelík was one of the finest interpreters of the classical violin repertoire.
It was said that he did not simply play, he sung through his beautiful violin!
The following comes from The Notre Dame Scholastic, Volume 42 Issue 17, Publication date 1908.
His second season was even more popular, from Kunkel's Musical Review volume 31, number 308, 1906.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics consumer price index, the inflation rate would make the amount he earned in the United States as follows, $100,000 in 1908 → $2,584,529 in 2018. And that was only on this first tour.
Needless to say, he was incredibly wealthy.
On March 3, 1904, Czech master violinist Jan Kubelík purchased the Býchory chateau and it's surrounding forests.
A beautiful and grand estate, this property had a rich history and was filled with beautiful frescoes, ornate fixtures and stunning architecture designed by Czech born Viennese architect Moritz Hinträger, whose plans for the estate were later discovered in the chateau.
The property was a grand showplace for a virtuoso.
Instantly, Býchory became the center of social and cultural life with Kubelík's ownership.
The Maestro still traveled often and continued to successfully perform for his millions of fans and admirers. He also created performances for noblemen and royalty.
Soon he realized that the nobles would come to him, and so the village of Býchory became famous thanks to him. Well known guests began arriving in great number and as a result the castle turned into the prominent center of artistic life.
Jan Kubelík's red and white flag is proudly waving underneath the castle indicating that the famous owner is at home.
I cannot image the music that must have resonated from within.
Among the honored visitors were: the Czech composer and violinist Oskar Nedbal, and the prominent educator and music critic J.B. Foerster. Of course, other prominent violinists such as Moravské Trio were also frequent guests.
They would play, compose and rehearse for days, weeks and months on end, filling the castle's hallways with the sound of music.
Had we arrived, we surely would have been seated in the main salon while we awaited the Maestro.
The other musicians who came to visit were likely seated in Kubelík's smoking room, reserved for gentlemen.
Kubelík's smoking room at Býchory.
Kubelík was an avid hunter and here he is in front of the chateau with the results of a hunt, his "hunting triumph" as it is captioned.
When he was home, he enjoyed time not only hunting, but also walking through his forests and in nature, in general.
The following image was taken at the forests of the chateau.
Kubelík in his forest at Býchory.
And if you have ever wondered where such a virtuoso would come up with his compositions and would make his beautiful music, here is a rare photograph of Kubelík's personal music room and studio.
Jan Kubelíks music studio at Býchory.
Kubelík wrote music, including six violin concertos, some here at the chateau. The entire world bowed down to Kubelík, in fact, his recordings contributed greatly to the success of the gramophone because everyone wanted to hear him play.
And of course, Býchory was home to the Emperor as well. Whenever someone visited Bychory and their famous owners, they wanted to see the precious treasure with their own eyes. Everyone could see it, but only few lucky ones could hold the famous violin in their hands.
The times at the chateau were good ones and he was at the height of his professional success and family happiness, and then finally in 1914, Kubelik's long-awaited son was born right in the castle.
Welcome to the world, Rafael Jeroným Kubelík, Jan's sixth child. Rafael would become an internationally renowned conductor, violinist and pianist in his own right. In 1950 he would become director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Those must have been joyous times at the castle!
Kubelík and his dog, shortly before leaving Býchory for the last time.
1916 was smack dab in the middle of World War I and Kubelík sells Býchory and decides to move to another castle in Orlov (close to Považská Bystrice) in Slovakia. Here he would take a professional pause from performing and continued to compose, but it can be said that the happiest period of his life definitely comes to an end.
During his lifetime, Kubelík often said that Býchory had always been his very first and most happiest home.
The new owner Býchory is Eugen Tauber, a well known winemaker from Prague.
On December 31, 1936, the estate passed to his children.
In March of 1939, the estate was purchased by Dominik Čipera, the Managing Director of Bata factories in Zlin,and Minister of Public Works. Yet, according to the guidelines Reich Protector of Bohemia and Moravia on Jewish property, this purchase was deemed void and invalid in 1940, and thus was withdrawn. Thus, in 1941, Jan Čipera, a minor at the time, became the new owner of the estate.
In May of 1948 the entire estate and adjacent lands became nationalized, including the forests and sawmills.
Because agricultural land was being distributed under the news land reforms, the surrounding land became a state farm and was later incorporated into the newly established unified agricultural cooperative in late 1951. The neighboring forests were also taken over by the state under national administration.
In October of 1949, the chateau became a Central Workers' School for the chemical industry and in the following years, numerous buildings around the estate were demolished and new buildings were built for the purpose of the school.
In January of 1973, the ZDŠI became the "Children's educational institution" (DVU) and under that operation, it existed for over twenty years.
Finally, by the end of 2002, the school was completely moved, including the lunchroom and the adjacent forests were also returned to the rightful owner.
In 2006, Elitprofit company became the new owner of the property with an aim to renovate the entire castle. But by now the chateau had been so abused by the many changing hands of ownership and tenants, it no longer resembles the grand estate it once was. And it seems, that over a decade later, Elitprofit did not make good on their aim.
So now, even the angels and cherubs seem sad at what has befallen this once grand estate.
The castle is now in a state of unhappy abandonment.
It still stands, as a rectangular two-story building with three Tudor arches.
The east facade has aging buttresses on several levels, and the north facade is simple, even plain.
In contrast, the south facade is very rugged, on the first floor it is decorated with a niche that is home to a statue of a female figure.
So sad and strange are her removed hands.
The southern corner rises 25 meters with a high four-story tower.
The structure is complete with battlements, which form a dominating feature of the whole building.
The exterior facades of the rustic band, battlements re seen from all sides of the structure.
And there are distinctive window architraves.
It does look odd with the seemingly modern windows though.
When you look more closely at the details, it is a rather strange design.
But perhaps it only seems that way because it is overgrown and so obviously neglected.
Here are the latest images from the chateau from a realtor, as it is now being offered for sale once again.
When we study the interior, after so many years of neglect, we do find some of the original details preserved.
You can view some of those in the following images.
Even the gate around the chateau seems to tell of the sad fate of this property.
Rumor has it that at the end of his life, Kubelík was invited to perform for Queen Victoria at Windsor Palace. This means that he was reportedly one of the last artists who performed in front of the Queen before her death.
But later days were not good for Kubelík.
Jan Kubelík died in Prague in 1940, aged 60. He is buried at Vyšehrad Cemetery.
Yes, his comparison with Paganini continued to grow even after his death. They both had a seemingly magical power over the violin, both were tall and lean with a bewitched look; and both had a huge success at first but by the end of their lives were fighting with several misfortunes which you can see in the headline above.
So the magical violinist and the grand chateau both ended up with a similar fate.
Býchory is surrounded with a 5 hectares large English Park, which once was an elegant piece of landscape architecture with delicately arranged floral scenery, perfectly harmonizing with ponds and fountains.
This chateau, rich with history, is currently for sale with a rice of $735,000 USD.
It was registered in the Central List of Real Cultural Monuments of the Czech Republic under the number 15554 / 2-3120 in 1986.
Let's hope that the buyer has the desire and the financial means to restore this grand castle to its previous splendor.
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Identification. The Creoles of Nicaragua are an Afro-Caribbean population of mixed African, Amerindian, and European ancestry, most of whom live in Nicaragua. The Nicaraguan Creoles' distinctive culture is strongly influenced by its West African and British roots, as well as by prolonged interaction with North Americans, Nicaraguan mestizos, and the Miskito (a Nicaraguan Afro-Amerindian group). "Mosquito" is the name given to the region and the latter people by early European visitors to the area. The name "Miskito," currently used to designate this people and their language, is apparently a twentieth-century ethnographic innovation that more closely approximates the Miskito people's name for themselves, in accordance with the phonetics of their own language.
Location. The bulk of the Creole population is concentrated in the market/port town of Bluefields, located at 12°00′ N and 83°50'W, and in a number of small communities scattered north and south of that town along Nicaragua's southern Caribbean coast, part of a region known as the Mosquito Coast (or Mosquitia). The terrain is low-lying tropical rain forest, with an average annual rainfall of 448 centimeters and a mean temperature of 26.4° C. This coastal plateau is crossed by large rivers and fringed by brackish lagoons, on the banks of which most Creole settlements are located. Smaller numbers of Creoles reside in the large towns of the northern Caribbean coast, and a substantial number live in Managua (Nicaragua's capital), in other Central American countries, and in the United States.
Demography. In the early 1990s the approximately 25,000 Creoles who resided in Nicaragua represented less than 1 percent of that country's total population. The national census does not enumerate Creoles separately; during the 1980s, however, estimates of the size of the Creole population were made by an array of government institutions and in the course of various ethnographic studies. These estimates vary substantially. The most reliable approximations place 10,000 Creoles in Bluefields, 11,400 elsewhere on the Caribbean coast, and perhaps 5,000 in other areas of Nicaragua.
Linguistic Affiliation. Most Creoles speak, as their first language, Miskito Coast Creole (MC Creole), an English-based creole closely related to other creoles spoken in the Anglophone Caribbean, particularly in Belize and Jamaica. By the 1990s, all but the oldest Creoles were fluent Spanish speakers as well. MC Creole is described by Holm (1982, 3) as characterized by a "… very African syntax organizing sentences out of words from a variety of sources: most . . . from English . . . but . . . [also] from Miskito, African languages, and .. . New World Spanish." There is evidence that MC Creole is being influenced at the syntactic and the lexical levels by Central American Spanish.
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Q: How do I make MFC checkbox read-only but keep text enabled? It seems that disabling a checkbox through the Disabled property also grays out the caption.  Does anyone know how to keep the caption enabled but disable input?
EDIT
Based on Paul's idea, I've done the following (now that I figured out that the static label and checkbox has a transparent property).

*

*Added a couple checkboxes.

*Set the checkbox captions to nothing.

*Set checkbox transparent property to true.

*Add a couple labels beside checkbox.

*Change transparent property of labels to true.

*Expand the checkboxes to encompass the label (so clicking on the label will trigger the check box to change).

But, this gives me very weird results.  When I expand the checkbox over the label, it covers the label even though both are transparent.  Again, I'm new to MFC (I'm a C# guy) so maybe I'm missing something.

A: Just override the onClick event and toggle the checkbox back to the way it was before.
void CMyDialog::OnBnClickedMyCheckBox()
{
    m_myCheckBox.SetCheck(!m_myCheckBox.GetCheck());
}

A: Just make use of the Auto property, and leave it unchecked.
When clicking on it, it will not toggle any more, so basically it will be read-only, but still work fine as output.

Check Box Properties: Styles Auto Creates a check box that, when
  selected, automatically toggles between checked and unchecked states.
  You must set this property to True if you are using a group of check
  boxes with Dialog Data Exchange.
Type: Bool, Default: True.

A: The quick and simple workaround is to not use the checkbox' text member (set it to ""), size down the checkbox to just the click-able square and simply place a label next to the checkbox.
To get a little fancier you could create a custom control that hosts a checkbox and a label which would enable reuse. It wold also be easier way to make the custom checkbox behave as expected for the end user e.g. being able to set the checkbox to selected or unselected when the label gets clicked as well as the checkbox itself. (The simple solution would not automatically relate the label and the checkbox. You could code that within the form but that might get ugly fast if you tend to reuse the paradigm.)
You could also look around for a 3rd-party checkbox control (there are numerous MFC UI libraries out there) but that might be overkill.
See this pseudo-layout:
You have this: (lone check box control)
[x "checkbox text"]

Lay it out like this: (label control aligned right next to the checkbox)
[x][label: "label text"]

Handle the clicked event of the label with something like:
void OnLabelClick(...) {
    if (checkBox.Enabled)
        checkBox.Checked = !checkBox.Checked;
}

A: You could un-select the box in the on-click function unless another condition exists.

A: void SetCheckBoxReadOnly(CButton* i_checkBox, bool i_readOnly)
{
    if (!i_checkBox)
    {
        return;
    }

    // Clear/set "Auto" property
    if (i_readOnly)
    {
        i_checkBox->ModifyStyle(BS_AUTOCHECKBOX, BS_CHECKBOX);
    }
    else
    {
        i_checkBox->ModifyStyle(BS_CHECKBOX, BS_AUTOCHECKBOX);
    }

    // Set a grey background for check square - looks like disabled :)
    i_checkBox->SetState(i_readOnly ? TRUE : FALSE);
}

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Docker for Linux Server.

## Installation of docker Releases

- https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/dists/trusty/pool/stable/amd64/
- https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/dists/xenial/pool/stable/amd64/
- https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/dists/bionic/pool/stable/amd64/

## Requirements

This role requires Ansible 2.0 or higher, and platform requirements are listed in the metadata file.

## Supported Distributions

- ubuntu16

## Role Variables

- [`defaults/main.yml`](https://github.com/elnebuloso/ansible-role-docker/blob/master/defaults/main.yml)

## Example Playbook

```
- hosts: localhost
  roles:
    - role: elnebuloso.docker
      docker_release: https://download.docker.com/linux/ubuntu/dists/bionic/pool/stable/amd64/docker-ce_18.06.3~ce~3-0~ubuntu_amd64.deb
```

## Dependencies

None.

##  License

MIT

##  Author Information

This role was created in 2016 by [elnebuloso](https://github.com/elnebuloso/)


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''Spidey'' down, but not out
''Spider-Man 3'' was still No. 1, but it was down a surprising 60 percent this weekend
By Joshua Rich
In the wake of its record-breaking, high-swinging debut, Spider-Man 3 came back down to earth this weekend. The third installment of the webslinger franchise grossed $60 million from Friday to Sunday, according to early estimates, a sharp 60 percent dropoff from its benchmark-setting $151.1 mil premiere.
That?s a bit of a shock, for sure. But I?m not about to start spewing venom here, because there?s still plenty for Sony to boast about. Spider-Man 3 passed the $200 mil plateau in nine days on Saturday, becoming just the fifth movie to achieve that feat so quickly (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man?s Chest, Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith, and Spider-Man 2 did so in eight days, and the original Spider-Man also did it in nine). It enjoyed the fourth-best second weekend of all time (trailing most of the movies mentioned above, along with Shrek 2). Its cumulative gross of $242.1 mil is certainly nothing to yawn about (the film already ranks at No. 44 on the all-time domestic chart), and its $621.7 mil worldwide take is truly astounding (the film places No. 30 on the all-time global chart).
Then again, you?ve gotta wonder how high Spidey will ultimately swing. That 60 percent decline shows that this superhero is merely mortal (at least monetarily speaking), and there?s no mistaking that interest in this film is lagging. Sure, chances are good that Spider-Man 3 will fly past the $800 mil worldwide mark and thus reach profitability. But on the whole, Spider-Man 3 is not keeping up with the original Spider-Man?s pace at the box office (that picture earned $71.4 mil in its second week). Moreover, with Shrek the Third bowing next weekend and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World?s End coming into the frame after that, realistically, Sony has just four days left to bring in some serious bucks and really head into the black, financially. So, yeah, the point is: Be glad that these are their problems and not yours.
Otherwise, the multiplex was a relatively quiet place this weekend. The zombie sequel 28 Weeks Later disappointed at No. 2 with $10 mil. That?s on par with the $10.1 mil debut of its predecessor, 2003?s 28 Days Later, but Days did so in merely half as many theaters — not good. Lindsay Lohan?s box-office dry run continued as Georgia Rule opened at No. 3 with just $5.9 mil (and with a lowly B- CinemaScore grade from audiences to boot). That marks virtually no improvement on the dreary $5.7 mil bow of her dud Just My Luck a year ago. Disturbia (No. 4) stayed strong in its fifth frame, tallying another $4.8 mil to bring its cumulative gross to $66.3 mil. The war spoof Delta Farce self-destructed at No. 5 with just $3.5 mil. And The Ex premiered way down at No. 12 with a heartbreaking $1.4 mil.
Nonetheless, thanks largely to Spider-Man 3?s high-flying ways, the overall box office finished nearly 12 percent above the same weekend last year (when the big new movie was the bomb Poseidon). And now that you know that the box office in good shape for another week, how about calling up that nice lady in your life and wishing her a Happy Mother?s Day? Because, my goodness, if you?re like me, you?ve got a whole heckuva lot to thank her for this year.
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SB Projects is a diversified entertainment and media company with ventures integrating music, film, television, technology and philanthropy. Guided by the vision of founder Scott "Scooter" Braun (one of Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People In the World), SB Projects combines creativity, the ability to engage global audiences, and an understanding of "what's next" to deliver innovative ideas as a leading architect of popular culture.
So many of us go through life scared. Scared of the unknown that is to come.
Our goal is to create an environment where Fear and Failure are nothing more than rest stops on the road to success. We want to motivate people to find their path to purpose and execute on it. We want to turn excitement into movement. We want to create reality from our dreams. We want a young person to wake up in the morning and realize that they have meaning. And that meaning has worth.
What is our goal? Our goal is to inspire the world to try.
Superhuman work ethic - #hustle & #grind
Family is everything
Do things different and better
Embrace the power of youth
Do well by doing good
Always maintain an underdog mentality
Play for legacy - chess not checkers
Find your meaning and make it count
Empower others, make leaders
Why be normal?
FOUNDER, SB Projects
Scooter Braun is one of the entertainment industry's biggest power brokers and the founder of SB Projects, a diversified entertainment and media company with ventures at the intersection of music, film, television, technology, brands, culture and social good. Today, Braun has a roster of the top pop culture icons under his management, record label, and publishing companies that include Justin Bieber, Kanye West, Ariana Grande, Usher, Karlie Kloss, Tori Kelly, Carly Rae Jepsen, The Black Eyed Peas, and Martin Garrix to name a few.
Braun has broken more new artists than any other music executive in the last decade and now has expanded his reach by establishing a fund, which invests in some of the largest management, media, and rights companies in the industry. SB Projects houses a film and television production division which led to Braun making waves in the industry with his first documentary film, Never Say Never. SB Projects also continues to impact new verticals under its tech incubator, Silent Labs, which holds investments in Uber, Spotify, Songza, Casper, Waze, and Pinterest among others.
As Braun continues to expand SB Projects, he remains committed to the company's founding philosophy of giving back and designs a philanthropic element for each new initiative. Braun serves as Chair of the Advisory Board of Pencils of Promise, a non-profit organization that builds schools in developing countries. The organization has helped to build more than 300 schools in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. He is also on the board of Fuck Cancer, an organization focused on prevention and early detection of cancer, which his wife Yael Braun founded. Braun, his clients, and his companies have – together – granted more wishes for Make-A-Wish than any other organization in the history of the foundation.
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STS-132: TOUCHDOWN!
By TonyF on 26 May 2010 at 8:06AM
"Space Shuttle Atlantis now comes home to the Kennedy Space Center for the final time. Twenty-five years, thirty-two flights and more than 120 million miles traveled - the legacy of Atlantis now in the history books".
"We'll... turn this incredible machine over to the ground teams to put her back in the barn for a little bit".
Atlantis and her six-man crew have come home to KSC's Runway 33, after traveling 4,879,978 miles on what is scheduled to be her last mission. NASA reports:
Atlantis Lands at Kennedy Space Center
Image above: Space shuttle Atlantis lands at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Credit: NASA TV
With Commander Ken Ham and Pilot Tony Antonelli at the controls, space shuttle Atlantis descended to its final planned landing at Kennedy Space Center, Fla. The STS-132 crew concluded its successful mission to the International Space Station when the shuttle touched down at 8:48 a.m. EDT.
The crew began its mission May 14 and arrived at the station May 16.
Using the station's robotic arm, Mission Specialists Piers Sellers and Garrett Reisman added Rassvet, the Russian Mini-Research Module 1, to the station. The new module will host a variety of biotechnology and biological science experiments and fluid physics and educational research.
During three spacewalks Reisman, along with Mission Specialists Mike Good and Steve Bowen, added a backup high-data-rate antenna to the station and a tool platform to Dextre, the robot-like special purpose dexterous manipulator. They removed and replaced six 375-pound batteries on the station's P6 truss segment.
STS-132 is the 132nd shuttle mission and the 34th mission to visit the space station. The next mission, STS-133, is slated to launch in September.
› View Atlantis Landing Ground Tracks
› Read more about the Russian-built Mini-Research Module-1
› STS-132 Mission Summary (710 Kb PDF)
› STS-132 Press Kit (9.8 Mb PDF)
Live coverage at SpaceVidCast. Live video at SFN and Florida Today. Discussion at Nasaspaceflight. Pics and video at KSC. More clips at Space Multimedia. Check the links at right for play-by-play and NASA TV.
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STS132: Landing Day
By DIRECT2TheMoon on 26 May 2010 at 6:33AM
Atlantis will be landing today at KSC at 8:48AM EDT. Follow along on Twitter!
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Spacewalking 'Superhero' Untangles Cable on Boom
By Rick on 19 May 2010 at 11:01AM
A spacewalking astronaut freed a snagged cable on the inspection boom for shuttle Atlantis on Wednesday, accomplishing the job in a matter of minutes and earning a "superhero" title.
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/05/19/spacewalking-superhero-untangles-cable-boom/?test=latestnews
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STS-132: Launch Day
Atlantis is fueled up and ready for her final mission to the International Space Station. Tanking operations began this morning, just before 5AM EDT, and were complete by about 8AM. The six-man crew will board Atlantis at 11AM EDT, for a 2:20PM liftoff. Only two more Shuttle flights are scheduled after this one - Discovery in September, and Endeavour in November. NASA reports:
Launch Day Arrives for Atlantis, STS-132 Astronauts
Image above: Space shuttle Atlantis is clearly visible on Launch Pad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center after rollback of the rotating service structure. Image credit: NASA/Jack Pfaller
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At NASA Kennedy Space Center's Launch Pad 39A, space shuttle Atlantis stands ready to launch on its 32nd and last scheduled mission, STS-132. Major milestones and event times for launch day are provided below.
Friday's Countdown Highlights (all times are listed in EDT)
4:15 a.m. Mission Management Team meets to give a "go" for the fueling of Atlantis
4:45 a.m. Fueling coverage begins on NASA TV
4:55 p.m. Countdown resumes at the T-6 hour mark with the fueling of Atlantis
7:55 a.m. Countdown enters a 2-hour, 30-minute built-in hold at the T-3 hour mark; fueling enters stable replenish
9 a.m. Launch coverage begins on NASA TV and Launch Blog
10:25 a.m. Countdown resumes at T-3 hours
10:30 a.m. STS-132 astronauts depart crew quarters for Launch Pad 39A
11 a.m. Astronauts arrive at the launch pad and begin to board Atlantis
12:15 p.m. Atlantis' hatch is closed and latched for launch
1:05 p.m. Countdown enters a 10-minute planned hold at the T-20 minute mark
1:15 p.m. Countdown resumes at the T-20 minute mark
1:26 p.m. Countdown enters a 45-minute planned hold at the T-9 minute mark, during which the Mission Management Team and Launch Control team conduct polls to give a final "go" decision for launch
2:11 p.m. Countdown resumes at the T-9 minute mark
2:15 p.m. Auxiliary Power Units start at the T-5 minute mark
2:20 p.m. Atlantis launches on the STS-132 mission
2:28 p.m. Main Engine Cut Off (MECO)
Friday Launch Still a 'Go'
Image above: At NASA Kennedy Space Center's Launch Pad 39A, space shuttle Atlantis stands ready for liftoff following loading of its external tank with liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen. Image credit: NASA TV
Live HD coverage at SpaceVidCast. Live video at SFN and Florida Today. Discussion at Nasaspaceflight. Preflight pics are up at JSC and Sentinel. Launch blog at NASA. Pics and video at KSC. More clips at Space Multimedia. Check the links at right for play-by-play and NASA TV.
STS-132: Launch Friday
By TonyF on 13 May 2010 at 11:04PM
...And then there were three. Tomorrow (14 May 2010) will see the first of the lasts - the final three Shuttle missions (unless Congress intervenes to extend the program). STS-132 is the last scheduled flight of Atlantis, on a mission to add a new lab module to the ISS. The go/no-go decision for tanking is slated for 4:15AM EDT, with liftoff planned for 2:20PM. NASA reports:
STS-132 Overview
Image above: At NASA Kennedy Space Center's Launch Pad 39A, space shuttle Atlantis is revealed Thursday evening after retraction of the pad's rotating service structure. Image credit: NASA/Jack Pfaller
Space shuttle Atlantis is embarking on its final planned mission. During the 12-day flight, Atlantis and six astronauts will fly to the International Space Station, leaving behind a Russian Mini Research Module, a set of batteries for the station's truss and dish antenna, along with other replacement parts.
NASA astronaut Ken Ham will command an all-veteran flight crew: Pilot Tony Antonelli, and Mission Specialists Michael Good, Garrett Reisman, Piers Sellers and Steve Bowen.
After the final STS-132 Flight Readiness Review, John Shannon, Space Shuttle Program manager, pointed out that Atlantis' last planned mission will be an exciting one.
"Twelve days, three [spacewalks], tons of robotics... We're putting on spares that make us feel good about the long-term sustainability of the ISS, replacing batteries that have been up there for a while, and docking a Russian-built ISS module," Shannon said. "This flight has a little bit of everything, and it's been a great preparation for the team."
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'Your Wave, Bro!': virtue ethics and surfing
Steve Olivier
Exclusionary and sometimes violent behaviours have historically been tacitly accepted in surfing under the banner of 'localism', or territorialism. In competition for an increasingly scarce resource (waves), vice is often celebrated and glorified within the subculture. Attempts at codifying acceptable behaviour have failed, not least because of an ingrained antipathy towards bureaucracy and formal organization. In rejecting the notion of surfing being able to operate in a special moral context, this paper proposes that the practice of virtue ethics holds the most likely chance of reversing moral decline. Virtuous action could operate in an exponential process, through replication and reciprocation, and might result in changing the current moral climate in which harmful acts of localism are tacitly accepted.
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Olivier, S. (2010). 'Your Wave, Bro!': virtue ethics and surfing. Sport in Society, 13(7-8), 1223-1233. https://doi.org/10.1080/17430431003780229
Olivier, Steve. / 'Your Wave, Bro!' : virtue ethics and surfing. In: Sport in Society. 2010 ; Vol. 13, No. 7-8. pp. 1223-1233.
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I stood at the side of the hospital bed when a man who was a member of my church lay dying from a long-suffering illness. I was holding hands with his wife and daughter. We watched as he struggled at times to breathe. The doctor had placed him on morphine to help him deal with the pain. Once the pain become so unbearable, he increased the dosage. With the increase in dosage, he slipped into a comatose state and became almost completely motionless. We watched as each breath seemed to take longer to exhale and wondering if he would inhale again.
Not all patients die the same way, as I have stood at the side of many patients as they drew their last breath. I've held the patient's hand and prayed with the siblings or children as life slipped out of this world and into the hands of the Father in heaven. Yes, it hurts to watch a person lying there as their life on earth comes to an end. When we hurt deep down inside our soul, we often cry. When Jesus came to Mary, the sister of Lazarus, she was weeping along with the Jews who were with her. In John 11:35 it says "Jesus wept." So it's ok to cry. Cry all you need to. Jesus cried because He was hurt and because He was Lazarus' friend. It's ok to hurt and it's ok to cry.
We grieve several times when a loved one is dying. But most importantly we cry before and after a loved one dies. Grieving is the natural process of life. We never want to see a loved one suffer so we grieve. We never want to lose a loved one, but when they die, we grieve. We grieve because they're gone from this life. We will never again see them in this life. However, Jesus said in John 14:2-3, ". . . I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and receive you to Myself; that where I am, there you may be also." Those are the most encouraging words a Christian wants to hear.
We've heard it said by the Apostle Paul in 2 Corinthians 5:8, ". . . to be absent from the body and to be at home with the Lord." Although this is without some controversy, let me say that it is of my opinion, that when we die, our soul is disembodied from this body and exists in a separate state; not in a state of inactivity or sleep, for that would be undesirable, but of happiness and glory, enjoying the presence of God, and praising Him, believing and waiting for the resurrection body, when both will be united together and no longer absent. I don't believe God would leave us in a state of in between. Hallelujah!


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You are using api on the store but a url on the proxy (an old proxy name also). Those I'm sure are conflicting, you should just use api on the proxy.
What I needed was just put the proxy definition on the model. It works now. I could even delete the api definition.


AMELIA PARK HCP (C3) 1800m: 3.90 fav WORLD IS YOURS (A R Hall, Mrs J C Hall, M Raphael, J G Raphael's ch g 4y Spinning World (USA) - La Soeur Noir. Trainer: A G Durrant) 60 (P Hall) 1, 4.00 JESTER NOIR 58 (Ryan Hill) 2, 4.80 UNENDING 55.5 (T Turner) 3.
Then followed: 14.00 Elsa's Tribe 59 (Takahide Ikenushi) 9.00 Altamont 58 (S Parnham) 15.00 Memoirs Of Paris 54 (J Whiting) 5.00 Vigneto 54 (Ms L Staples) 26.00 Rossana 54 (Ms P Edwards) last. All started. Hd, 1-1/2 len. Time: 1:58.65. (No sect time).
TABTOUCH/BETTER YOUR BET MDN 1000m: 2.60 fav WAR SAINT (T E O'Connor, M A Connelly & Yarradale Stud, Mgr: R G Sayers's b/br c 2y War Chant (USA) - Ambers Halo. Trainer: N D Parnham) 57 (S Parnham) 1, 31.00 MINI WINNIE 57 (Lucy Warwick) 2, 4.60 PROTECTED ACTION 57 (W Pike) 3.
Then followed: 21.00 Rocky Path 55 (P Carbery) 4.60 Cambist 55 (S Mc Gruddy) 6.00 Yardman 57 (P Knuckey) 15.00 Smile For Me 55 (Ryan Hill) 26.00 Nobel Impact 55 (Ms R Forrest) 21.00 Foxy Got Me 55 (Randy Tan) last. Scr: We've Got Dreams. 1-1/4 len, nk. Time: 1:01.42. (No sect time).
SEPPELT WINES (RS0LY) 1000m: 10.00 UNIBRO (I L Roberts, M J Roberts's b g 3y Universal Ruler - Sobrigand. Trainer: Adam Fairey) 59.5 carr 56.5 (Jade Mc Naught) 1, 3.10 BEDOUIN BELLE 59 (J Whiting) 2, 1.80 fav CITY CIRCLE 58.5 (Chris Parnham) 3.
Then followed: 9.50 Wakan Tanka 58 (S Parnham) 21.00 Daring Soleil 57.5 (Takahide Ikenushi) 21.00 Party Night 57.5 carr 55.5 (Brodie Kirby) last. Scr: Driftstar, Adamus, Prince Devoutly, Friday Fillies. Len, nk. Time: 1:00.51. (No sect time).
RICHARD BRADLEY BIRTHDAY (C1) 1000m: 4.60 OLGA LOUISA (Mrs K L Barker's b f 3y Vital Equine (IRE) - Amusement Park. Trainer: G C Ballantyne) 59 (J Whiting) 1, 6.50 LORD GREYSTOKE 59.5 (Chris Parnham) 2, 8.50 LIES IN DISGUISE 57 (Andrew Castle) 3.
Then followed: 9.50 Angry Annie 57 carr 54 (Chloe Azzopardi) 12.00 Blankenberge 56 (P Carbery) 2.60 fav Finally French 62.5 carr 59.5 (Jade Mc Naught) 101.00 Sunset Bay 55 (C Haddon) 91.00 Reaction 54 (Randy Tan) 31.00 Jade Reef 57 (Lucy Warwick) 12.00 Hard Of Heart 61 (D Staeck) 101.00 Lady America 54 (S Parnham) last. Scr: Ribbon Of Gold. 2-1/2 len, hd. Time: 1:00.72. (No sect time).
DFO PERTH HCP (C3) 1200m: 3.20 fav SOY TAN RAPIDO (R G Sayers's b f 3y Patronize - Endesa. Trainer: Simon Miller) 58 carr 55 (Chloe Azzopardi) 1, 4.00 WANNA BE GOOD 59.5 (D Staeck) 2, 9.00 GIFTED WARRIOR 60 (S Mc Gruddy) 3.
Then followed: 5.00 Unikat 60.5 carr 57.5 (Jade Mc Naught) 18.00 Keeper's Tale 57 (T Turner) 8.00 Mr Undercover 58.5 (W Pike) 10.00 Saturia 59 (C Staples) 41.00 Bombardier 60 (Ms P Edwards) last. Scr: Pixated, Burning Magic. Sht hd, 3/4 len. Time: 1:13.69. (No sect time).
MAE ROUTLEDGE'S B'DAY HCP (C1) 1400m: 11.00 ZACKARIAH BEAU (G C Beauglehole & Ms K A Broockmann's br g 5y Blackfriars - Brookesmebaby. Trainer: Greg Beauglehole) 59.5 (Andrew Castle) 1, 3.80 ARNIE'S BOY 59 carr 56 (Jade Mc Naught) 2, 4.60 GEOGRAPHE BAY 60.5 (S Mc Gruddy) 3.
Then followed: 8.50 Artie's Jewels 58.5 (D Staeck) 3.40 fav Divine Quest 57.5 (Jordan Turner) 14.00 Black Comet 58.5 carr 55.5 (Chloe Azzopardi) 31.00 Ten Carat 55.5 carr 53.5 (Emma Stent) 41.00 Larking 54.5 (C Staples) 13.00 Flirty Friars 58.5 (Ryan Hill) 91.00 Giano 59 (S O'Donnell) last. Scr: Startthefriar, Majora's Mask. Nk, lg hd. Time: 1:27.51. (No sect time).


In a twist on the traditional feminist interpretation of the "male gaze," GALLERY 1/1 presents a new photography exhibition exploring how men see themselves and other men from behind the camera lens. The featured artists address themes of sexual desire, identity, self-reflection, masculinity, and the dynamics of power that are core critiques of the objectifying male gaze. As you know, we specialize in one-of-a-kind alternative and experimental photographic prints adding an exciting and unique challenge to creating this figurative photography show, The Male Gaze.
We are giving you a few more weeks to catch our fantastic show Robert Calafiore and Joseph Minek: Color Darkroom Innovators and extending it to December 16th. If you have not been in to see the show yet, here is some great press on the artists to give you a little more incentive.
Joseph Minek's first solo NYC show was just well reviewed in Collector's Daily, "For those tracking new pathways in abstract photography, Minek is another emerging name worth following." Full review here.
Robert Calafiore was just featured in the November/December issue of photograph magazine with an In The Studio profile. Can you guess how Matisse has influenced Robert's photographic process? Read the full article pdf.
Congratulations to Robert Calafiore who just won the Purchase Prize at the annual Size Matters exhibition during the Medium Festival of Photography in San Diego. This means one of his prints will be acquired and donated to a leading museum that will be named soon.
Robert's prints will also be included in the Hypermedia in Critical Massexhibition at the Lishui Photography Festival in China that runs from November 15-19.
Come see these world-class prints in person. We are open every Saturday Noon-5pm and during Ballad Night Out Art on Thursday 11/16 from 6-9pm.
GALLERY 1/1 is pleased to present the West Coast debuts of two innovative photographic artists, Hartford-based Robert Calafiore and Cleveland-based Joseph Minek. This two-person exhibition will feature new work by these artists who embrace process, material, and traditional darkroom techniques and each has elevated their studio-based craft into an exciting direction for photography. Calafiore employs his hand-built pinhole camera to create vivid large-scale one-of-a-kind chromogenic prints of abstracted still life tableaus constructed with mid-century modern glass objects. Minek also has a modernist abstract painterly quality to his work that he achieves by applying photographic chemistry on light sensitive color paper breaking all the traditional darkroom rules. He then assembles the paper elements into collaged mosaics of striking form and color.
GALLERY 1/1 is pleased to present the West Coast debuts of two innovative photographic artists, Hartford-based Robert Calafiore and Cleveland-based Joseph Minek. This two-person exhibition will feature new work by these artists who embrace process, material, and traditional darkroom techniques and each have elevated their studio-based craft into an exciting direction for contemporary photography.
Robert Calafiore employs his hand-built pinhole camera to create vivid large-scale one-of-a-kind chromogenic prints of abstracted still life tableaus. Robert has an extensive collection of mid-century modern glassware and he transforms these vintage glass objects into precarious and futuristic arrangements. His interest in the process, traditional materials, and the reaction between light and chemistry, as well as the personal and universal stories told through everyday objects, drives the work in his studio practice. Elevating the ordinary to the extraordinary, the every day to a magical place, continues to be one of his primary motivators. Robert received his MFA in Photography from the State University of New York at Buffalo and his BFA in Photography from Hartford Art School. Currently, he lives and works in West Hartford, CT where he is the Assistant Dean of the Hartford Art School. His prints have been exhibited widely including the Griffin Museum of Photography, Winchester, MA, Center for Fine Art Photography, Ft. Collins, CO, Albright Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY, and Klompching Gallery, Brooklyn, NY.
Joseph Minek focuses on the potentiality of photographic material, most notably its ability to transcend its conventional analysis and use in image-making. By applying photographic chemistry to exposed light sensitive papers, he constructs images whose colors, marks, and compositions reference the aesthetics of modernist abstract paintings while remaining firmly rooted in the realm of photography through size and surface value. Joe's primary pursuit lies in how photographic material is translated into images beyond the traditional processes, and how these images can influence viewers to reflect on not only what is shown through the imagery but also the possibilities of the photographic medium. He is an artist based in Cleveland, OH and received his MFA in Photography & Film from Virginia Commonwealth University and his BFA in photography from the Cleveland Institute of Art. He has exhibited his work nationally in spaces such as the Cleveland Museum of Art, INDEX, and Capital One Headquarters. Joseph holds busy Adjunct Faculty positions at The Cleveland Institute of Art and Cuyahoga Community College.


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Rockville, Maryland – The year 2012 has been another exciting year at BLH Technologies, Inc. The year brought staggering growth to the company, including new clients, partners, and staff members to the BLH family.
BLH has further expanded our reach in global public health. BLH staff members and our partners are now on the ground in more than 50 countries, providing public health and communication services and products. Members of the BLH team attended international and domestic conferences, including managing and handling the onsite facilitation of a preconference event at the World Conference on Tobacco or Health, which was held in Singapore, and presenting novel research at the American Public Health Association's 2012 conference in San Francisco, California.
Earlier this year, Loleta Robinson, M.D., M.B.A., joined the company as its Chief Medical Officer and as the lead of the company's Global Health Research Group. The company plans to further expand these global efforts in the coming year, including the launch of a global social media campaign to expand the ways in which we are able to interact with the global public health community.
This past year also brought our Federal clients new challenges, many of which were overcome through our advanced communication and technology services. Federal agencies are pressed more than ever to provide open, effective communications to their various target audiences and the general public. BLH has helped our clients maintain or improve their services despite their reduced budgets and resources.
BLH has further strengthened our commitment to acting socially responsible. Recently, we awarded our annual Teammate of the Year award in recognition of one employee's particular commitment to teamwork and excellence. As part of this award, the recipient has the honor of directing substantial charitable contributions on behalf of the company. This year's award recipient chose the following charities to receive the contributions:
• Mental Health America is dedicated to promoting mental health, preventing mental illness and substance use conditions, and achieving victory over mental illnesses and addictions through advocacy, education, research, and service.
• The American Red Cross aspires to provide all people affected by disaster across the country and around the world with shelter and care; ensure that communities are ready and prepared for disasters; provide those in need with access to safe, lifesaving blood and blood products; provide all members of our armed services and their families with support; and train citizens on important lifesaving techniques.
• The Casey House brings comfort to Montgomery County hospice patients and their families by providing the best care to our community's multicultural residents who are facing serious illness and loss.
"The year 2012 was a great one for us at BLH," adds BLH President and CEO Benjamin L. Harris. "We will carry this momentum into 2013, when we expect even bigger things to happen for the BLH family. Stay tuned!"


Since its inception in 1989, Tri-Star Construction Corporation has been committed to providing the highest standard of service. Tri-Star's commitment is supported by Principal Jack Irushalmi, who brings more than three decades of general contracting and construction management expertise to corporate, retail and specialty projects. Tri-Star's business platform, based on founder William Wiener's concept of day to day principal involvement, continues to be a key factor in the company's ongoing success.
Tri-Star has a collaborative approach with clients, architects, subcontractors and vendors. Our dedication to excellence, communication and focused planning, deliver results that are on-time and within budget.
Using the most current industry standards and technology, we anticipate project needs beyond stated scope, protecting our clients' investment. The firm's transparency, responsiveness and attention to detail have earned Tri-Star a stellar reputation throughout the construction industry.
We are committed to providing the highest standard of service. This is the Tri-Star standard.
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Borgo di Terzo is een gemeente in de Italiaanse provincie Bergamo (regio Lombardije) en telt 1066 inwoners (31-12-2004). De oppervlakte bedraagt 1,9 km², de bevolkingsdichtheid is 932 inwoners per km².

Demografie
Borgo di Terzo telt ongeveer 407 huishoudens. Het aantal inwoners steeg in de periode 1991-2001 met 20,9% volgens cijfers uit de tienjaarlijkse volkstellingen van ISTAT.

Geografie
De gemeente ligt op ongeveer 300 m boven zeeniveau.

Borgo di Terzo grenst aan de volgende gemeenten: Albino, Berzo San Fermo, Entratico, Luzzana, Vigano San Martino.

Gemeente in Bergamo


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Home Editorial Amol Palekar silenced at Mumbai event; it's a bad mannerism!
Amol Palekar silenced at Mumbai event; it's a bad mannerism!
It's unfortunate that the "plain-looking" actor who redefined the image of Bollywood "hero" in 70's– the Marathi Manush– Amol Palekar, was shamefully cut off and heckled while delivering a speech at an event in Mumbai, in his home state.
Palekar, who was invited to speak at the National Gallery of Modern Art event, held in Mumbai recently, was ordered to stop his speech midway and not allowed to criticise the government!
In a democratic system such things should not be happened and be encouraged that other side of thoughts get a space for a check and balance. However, when he stood to speak he was interrupted several times and asked to cut short his speech.
Palekar reacted, "We were told by the curator after my speech was interrupted that she was told by the director that I would not be permitted to make any anti-government statements. It was clear that the director was under pressure."
Palekar, didn't identify any political outfit for stifling dissent, but said that free speech was being censored in different ways and forms. They said it was not about blaming any party but about intolerance to anti-establishment views.
He said individual freedom and free speech have been facing attacks in the recent past. Palekar and his wife, Sandhya, who was at the event, has filed a case in the Bombay High Court, challenging how only the Maharashtra and Gujarat governments are asking for plays to be certified before being allowed to perform.
Palekar, who is a professional painter too, was speaking at the inaugural event of the exhibition named 'Inside the Empty Box', organised in the memory of the renowned artist Prabhakar Barve. In prepared remarks, he spoke of the "loss of independence" in the art gallery's ways of functioning. The NGMA, which until October last year, had an active 'advisory committee of local artists' to decide on the different exhibitions to be organised at the two centres of the gallery in Mumbai and Bangalore, is now being controlled directly by the Ministry of Culture, Palekar said.
The arbitrary decision was taken by the ministry and the local artists' committee that was elected for a period of three years has now been dissolved. The committee, until October, was responsible for selecting the various exhibitions that have been arranged at the art gallery for decades. The dissolution of the committee would mean that the exhibitions and other decisions at the gallery would be solely the Ministry of Culture's discretion with the artist fraternity losing its right to decide on the gallery's daily functioning.
On Friday evening, as Palekar began his speech in memory of his old friend Barve, he expressed his concern over the recent decision to dissolve the committee. As he continued to speak, he was stopped by the curator of the show, the noted artist and ex-chairman of the advisory committee Suhas Bahulikar and NGMA's present director Anita Rupavataram. He requested to stick to "Barve's work". To which, Palekar retorted: "Are you trying to stop me from speaking and applying censorship on my speech? If you don't want me to speak, I won't speak."
But when Palekar was once again interrupted, he mockingly added, "You say you are not censoring. You say you are only requesting… Don't speak this, don't speak that. Don't eat this, don't eat that," as the audience clapped. The interruption persisted as Palekar spoke and while respecting the curator's wish, he had to finally shorten his speech.
It was also a sad part for the state that a Marathi manush, Palekar, who created waves, despite being a simple and straightforward film, Rajnigandha, during the era of the "angry young man", which was at its peak after Amitabh Bachchan in Zanjeer and the superstar Rajesh Khanna's magic was still working in 70s, be heckled and not allowed to speak by his own people in Mumbai.
An ordinary-looking, unassertive, shy and modest attire, "the boy next door", Palekar, who gave hits Rajnigandha, Chhoti Si Baat, Chitchor, Golmaal, Naram Garam, should not expect such behaviour from the people of Mumbai. Moreover, it is considered to be bad manners to talk with a person, like Palekar, from such a dais!
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Today the Orlando Sentinel (Lake Edition)ran an article on Tina's Grandfather (Kenneth Wolfe, 93) who served in the pacific in World War II.
God Bless our troops, and those that served before them. Because of him (and those like him) you aren't reading this in Japanese.
Tina Hughes Knorr, Mike Knorr, Lauren Knorr, Mark Gray Barbara Gray Donna Wolfe Hughes – Thought you should see I posted this on KenKnorr.com along witha pdf scan and links to the article on the Sentinel site.
Cool story. Thanks for sharing, and tell Grandpa Wolfe thanks, too.


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2019-03-01 pwnall Replace missed instance of TEST_CASE with TEST_SUITE.
2019-03-01 dgarrett@google.com workspace_stages: Don't run unittests for old branches.
Since hotword change no longer restarts Assistant, update the logic.
Print Preview: Fix crash when performing N-up printing.
add PdfNupConverterClient back so the tests pass.
Make the ContentCaptureTask delay time configurable.
Update V8 to version 7.4.265.
functionality to clear the Feed library cache, triggering a refresh.
Draw/no-draw state of webxr/prompts cleanup. No-op.
together (and not necessarily in a mutually exclusive mode).
Store Pending Navigation Item in Navigation Context.
must be transferred between navigation manager and navigation context.
between display compositor thread and gpu main thread with EGLImage.
and debugging Android WebView related code on Linux desktop.
Revert "Hook up running extension SW information to ProcessManager"
Reason for revert: Findit says this patch fails Linux ChromiumOS MSan Tests. See https://findit-for-me.appspot.com/waterfall/failure?url=https://build.chromium.org/p/chromium.memory/builders/Linux%20ChromiumOS%20MSan%20Tests/builds/11570.
surface_texture : Add crash key to detect hangs in UpdateTexImage.
event have been sent out for all buffers that were shared with the client.
Fix downloading from extensions scheme with the network service.
2019-03-01 syoussefi@chromium.org Reland "Roll Vulkan repos"
2019-03-01 syoussefi@chromium.org Reland "Add system util to execute app and retrieve its output"
Bar (when available via the server).
[DL]: Ensure to force unlock display locks when updating layout for a node.
values that need to be accurate.
display locks to be unlocked.
BIND mode when decode swap chain is enabled.
which MF_SA_D3D11_SHARED_WITHOUT_MUTEX was set to TRUE.
2019-03-02 sadrul@chromium.org Reland "speed: Use thread-pool for processing results."
Android: Add support for building stub APKs.
Will later be used for system image compressed APKs.
2019-03-01 amithi@webrtc.org Simulcast should be disabled if RID header extension is not supported.
it's the only error code returned by decode swap chain PresentBuffer.
Change AttachToOuterWebContents to AttachInnerWebContents instead.


One of my monitors keeps turning off and on. how do i fix?
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Chris Ormes says this year will be a double milestone for the Kentucky State AFL-CIO.
First, we're starting a statewide Young Workers Program. Second, we're doing it in the year that Alison Lundergan Grimes, the youngest secretary of state in the country, is going to beat one of the oldest obstructionists in Washington [Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell], as far as the labor movement is concerned.


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USA Curling Features High Performance Pro...
High Performance Program athletes for upcoming season announced
By Terry L. Davis | May 19, 2017, 2:32 p.m. (ET)
USA Curling's High Performance Program Team for 2017-18 announced
(STEVENS POINT, Wis.) – USA Curling's High Performance Program (HPP) teams had a successful 2016-17 season in which three Olympic berths were secured and U.S. teams achieved six of the eight benchmarks set by the United States Olympic Committee. Twenty-six adult athletes who were a part of HPP last year were invited back and accepted invitations for the 2017-18 season.
In addition, two mixed doubles athletes have been added to the HPP for the upcoming season – 2014 Olympian Jared Zezel (Hibbing, Minn.) and 2010 U.S. junior champion Derrick McLean (Seattle). Both athletes have already qualified to compete in the 2018 U.S. Olympic Team Mixed Doubles Trials with their respective partners, Vicky Persinger (Fairbanks, Alaska) and Alex Carlson (St. Paul, Minn.).
The athlete combine was not used this season as part of the overall selection criteria for the HPP due to this being an Olympic year. The athletes invited into the program were selected by Derek Brown, Director of High Performance, and HPP national coaches, who currently include Scott Baird (Bemidji, Minn.), Phill Drobnick (Eveleth, Minn.), Ann Swisshelm (Chicago), Jake Higgs (Ontario), and Dave Jensen (Bismarck, N.D.). Rick Patzke, USA Curling's chief executive officer, also was involved in overseeing the process.
"There have been very few changes in the HP teams for season 2017-18, which reflects the continued growth and overall improvements the current group of athletes are making," Brown said. "The focus for our HP teams over the next few months will be ensuring that they are at peak performance for the Olympic Trials in November and December and then again in February for the Olympic Winter Games for the teams that win the Trials."
During the 2016-17 season, the HPP's athletes and staff accomplished seven of eight performance benchmarks set by the United States Olympic Committee. The U.S. is one of only three countries that qualified (outright) teams in all three disciplines for the 2018 Olympic Winter Games, joining Canada and Switzerland. Korea, as host, receives an automatic berth in all curling events.
The Junior HPP Program, under the direction of Jensen, earned the lone medal for the U.S. this season when Andrew Stopera led the Americans to a silver-medal finish at the World Junior Championships with Mark Lazar (Toledo, Ohio) as coach. Eight women and nine men have been invited to be a part of the Junior Program for the upcoming season, including newcomers Nick Connolly (Seattle), Jonathon Harstad (Duluth, Minn.) and Chase Sinnett (Medfield, Mass.).
"We are very pleased with the 2017-18 application process. There were many qualified applicants, although only a few open spots. Judging by the talent level of the applicants, USA Junior Curling is poised for sustained competitive success at the World Junior Championships for years to come," Jensen said. "Last year we spent a great deal of time getting the new junior program up and running. This year the focus will be on program content, along with outreach to broaden a pool of competitive curlers to fuel the program. Additionally, new initiatives such as the U18 National Championships and the new junior qualifier system will provide competitive junior curlers further opportunity to compete and achieve. There is much momentum coming out of last year."
Those who accepted invitations into the HPP will have a clear understanding of expectations, commitments, competition and training schedules, and funding. Performance goals, targets and measurements will be set and reviewed throughout the year.
The adult HPP athletes will attend a training camp June 20-25 at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., as well as additional camps this summer in preparation for the season.
Here is a look at the athletes who accepted invitations into the HPP for the 2017-18 season:
Women:
Team Red:
Nina Roth (McFarland, Wis.)*
Tabitha Peterson (Eagan, Minn.)*
Aileen Geving (Duluth, Minn.)*
Becca Hamilton (McFarland, Wis.)*
Team White:
Cory Christensen (Duluth, Minn.)*
Sarah Anderson (Broomall, Pa.)*
Taylor Anderson (Broomall, Pa.)*
Jenna Haag (Milton, Wis.)*
Team Blue:
Jamie Sinclair (St. Paul, Minn.)*
Alex Carlson (St. Paul, Minn.)*
Vicky Persinger (Fairbanks, Alaska)*
Monica Walker (St. Paul, Minn.)*
John Shuster (Superior, Wis.)*
Tyler George (Duluth, Minn.)*
Matt Hamilton (McFarland, Wis.)*
John Landsteiner (Duluth, Minn.)*
Joe Polo (Duluth, Minn.)*
Craig Brown (Madison, Wis.)*
Kroy Nernberger (Madison, Wis.)*
Jason Smith (St. Paul, Minn.)*
Sean Beighton (Seattle)*
Quinn Evenson (Fairbanks, Alaska)*
Heath McCormick (Sarnia, Ontario)*
Chris Plys (Duluth, Minn.)*
Korey Dropkin (Southborough, Mass.)*
Tom Howell (Solon, Ohio)*
Mixed doubles:
Jared Zezel (Hibbing, Minn.)
Derrick McLean (Seattle)
Junior Women (listed in alphabetical order):
Madison Bear (Portage, Wis.)*
Jenna Burchesky (Walpole, Mass.)*
Annmarie Dubberstein (Portage, Wis.)*
Allison Howell (Solon, Ohio)*
Cora Farrell (Fairbanks, Alaska)*
Cait Flannery (Mankato, Minn.)*
Lexi Lanigan (Duluth, Minn.)*
Rebecca Miles (Duluth, Minn.)*
Junior men (listed in alphabetical order):
Caleb Clawson (Clarksville, Md.)*
Graem Fenson (Bemidji, Minn.)*
Benjamin Richardson (Issaquah, Wash.)*
Andrew Stopera (Ardsley-on-Hudson, N.Y.)*
Luc Violette (Lake Stevens, Wash.)*
Nick Connolly (Seattle)
Andrew Dunnam (Dresher, Pa.)*
Jonathon Harstad (Duluth, Minn.)
Chase Sinnett (Medfield, Mass.)
*member of 2016-17 HPP team
USOC milestones summary:
World Championships – Top 5. Finished 5th; milestone achieved.
Grand Slam/Class A events Events – Win at least three games at four or more events. Achieved seven times by women's HPP teams; milestone achieved.
WCT Events – Qualify for semifinals at one or more events. Achieved 11 times by women's HPP teams; milestone achieved.
Grand Slam/Class A Events – At least three wins at four or more events. Achieved four times by men's HPP teams; milestone achieved.
WCT Events – Qualify for semifinals at one or more events. Achieved 11 times by men's HPP teams; milestone achieved.
World Championships – Top 5; milestone not achieved.
Order of Merit – Have two teams in the Top 18; milestone achieved.
USA Curling is sponsored by AtomOS, Nike, Brooms Up Curling Supplies, CryoMAX 8-Hour Cold Pack, Sitrin, The RAM Restaurant & Brewery, BalancePlus, and Brakebush, and is partnered with Laurie Artiss Ltd. – The Pin People, United Airlines, 12th End Sports Network, and CurlingZone.
For more information: Terry Davis, Director of Communications, terry.davis@usacurl.org, 608-338-9900 (mobile) or 715-344-1199, Ext. 202 (office).


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Morderstwo w zaułku – (ang. Murder in the Mews) opowiadanie Agaty Christie wydane w tomiku pod tym samym tytułem. Zagadkę kryminalną rozwiązują nadinspektor Japp i Herkules Poirot.

Fabuła
Akcja rozpoczyna się podczas spaceru Poirot i Jappa w dniu Guya Fawkesa, kiedy to tradycją są pokazy ogni sztucznych i fajerwerków. Sytuacja nasunęła refleksję nadinspektorowi, iż taka noc idealna jest do popełnienia morderstwa strzałem z pistoletu. Następnego dnia okazało się, że było to "prorocze" skojarzenie – w okolicy, którą spacerowali – w zaułku Bardsley Gardens – padł śmiertelny strzał. Zmarłą okazała się Barbara Allen, dzieląca mieszkanie z przyjaciółką – Jane Plenderleith. Po oględzinach miejsca zbrodni, początkowe – oczywiste – przypuszczenia, że było to samobójstwo, rozwiały się. Dla Herkulesa Poirota sprawa miała zbyt wiele niejasności. Rozmowa z panną Plenderleith i podane przez nią nowe fakty, kazały przypuszczać, że jednak było to morderstwo.

Utwory o Herkulesie Poirot
Opowiadania Agathy Christie
Utwory literackie z 1937


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Die Evangelische Kirche Grävenwiesbach ist eine Dorfkirche in der Gemeinde Grävenwiesbach im Hochtaunuskreis. Sie steht unter Denkmalschutz.

Lage und Nutzung
Die Evangelische Kirche Grävenwiesbach, Kirchgasse 3, wird von der gleichnamigen Kirchengemeinde und für die ihr angegliederten Orte Hasselborn, Heinzenberg, Hundstadt, Laubach, Mönstadt und Naunstadt genutzt. Die Kirchengemeinde gehört zum Dekanat Hochtaunus der Propstei Rhein-Main der Evangelischen Kirche in Hessen und Nassau.

Dem Sakralbau ist auf demselben Areal ein Gemeindehaus angegliedert, in dem in den Wintermonaten die Gottesdienste stattfinden. Die Kirche ist das weithin sichtbare Wahrzeichen der Gemeinde Grävenwiesbach. Allerdings sind weder Gebäude noch das Grundstück außerhalb jener Zeiten zu betreten, in denen sie von der Kirchengemeinde genutzt werden.

Baugeschichte, Orgel und Glocken
Die evangelische Kirche wurde im Auftrag des Fürsten Karl von Nassau-Usingen von Schlossbaumeister Friedrich Joachim Stengel im Stil des klassizistischen Barock entworfen und 1737/38 errichtet. Typisch ist die Ausführung der Kirche als Querkirche, damit einhergehend die Platzierung des Turms mittig an der Nordlängsseite. Zugänge befinden sich im Hauptportal nach Süden, zwei Seitenportalen nach Osten und Westen sowie einen Zugang an der Turmseite zur Sakristei.

Das schlichte Äußere setzt sich im durch zahlreiche Fenster mit ungefärbten Gläsern lichtdurchfluteter Innenraum fort, der auf Gemälde und Zierrat weitgehend verzichtet. Bankreihen und Emporen sind um einen vor dem Turmzugang liegenden Altar- und Kanzelbereich ausgerichtet, dem vis-à-vis die kleine Orgel auf der Empore des Hauptportals an der Südlängsseite korrespondiert.

Die ursprüngliche Köhlerorgel 1750 mit einem Manual, Pedal und 15 Registern wurde 1961/63 von der Orgelbaufirma Günter Hardt & Sohn, Weilmünster-Möttau, gegründet von Daniel Raßmann, um ein weiteres Manual und sieben Register erweitert. Die Orgel wurde 1996 renoviert.

Im Turm der Kirche hängen vier Glocken (Geläut siehe Weblinks).

Die Kirche wurde seit der zweiten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts in mehreren Phasen renoviert, 1995 die Außenanlage sowie Holzbalustrade und Bänke, 2009 das Kirchendach in altdeutscher Schieferdeckung.

Literatur

 Kathrin Ellwardt: Kirchenbau zwischen evangelischen Idealen und absolutistischer Herrschaft. Die Querkirchen im hessischen Raum vom Reformationsjahrhundert bis zum Siebenjährigen Krieg. Michael Imhof Verlag, Petersberg 2004, ISBN 3-937251-34-0
 Cornelia Kalinowski e. a.: Kirchen im Hochtaunuskreis. (PDF; 4,9 MB) Bad Homburg v. d. H. 2006. Hg. vom Kreisausschuss des Hochtaunuskreises, S. 30

Weblinks
 Internetpräsenz der Kirchengemeinde Grävenwiesbach
Klaus-Friedrich Rüb: Informationen zum Kirchengebäude.
 Geläut im Turm der evangelischen Kirche Grävenwiesbach

Kirchengebäude in Europa
Gravenwiesbach
Gravenwiesbach, Evangelische Kirche
Gravenwiesbach, Evangelische Kirche
Gravenwiesbach
Gravenwiesbach
Kulturdenkmal in Grävenwiesbach