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Calavèra - Crazy4u ft. Evergreen Electronic / Beats / Industrial, Dance 13/12/2019
Calavèra is emerging porucer and DJ from Sydney. As an eclectic artist with many facets, Calavèra is an expression of everybody and their tastes in House, Tech, Jungle and more.
Crazy4u gets right down to it with Evergreen's powerful and melodic lyrics gel ever so perfectly as Calavèra has created an upbeat jungle tech number that leaves you wanting more with each bar.
LSA - Fordbidden Fruit Experimental, Rock, Electronic / Beats / Industrial 13/12/2019
Sean Lillico, Swami Adima and Liliya Grigorova all have specialised in their own music, as LSA they enjoy pushing boundaries to create music that is fresh and transforming.
Forbidden Fruit is a chamber-psych adventure, adorned with intoxicating textures that takes great delight in challenging norms.
Tara Vern - Girl With The Flashing Eyes Rock, Alternative, Garage, Punk 13/12/2019
Tara Vern is Sydney-based rocker known for powerful guitar hooks, an 80s aesthetic and demented drumming.
Upon a tumult of drums and a ringing two-note-tap to your forehead, Girl With The Flashing Eyes gets your attentionon and points your gaze towards a future of scuzzy riffs and cheeky twists.
Eli Dan - Treading Water Pop, Indie, Soul 09/12/2019
Eli Dan is Melbourne-based songwriting duo Danny Hacket and Elisha Apurado. Their electronic indie-pop ranges from mellow to upbeat to guide the listener through their unique take on music.
'Treading Water' is a reflection on how we deal with life's struggles by keeping 'your head up' and fighting to come out on the other side.
The electronic style pop ballad merges organic musical concepts with modern electronic production styles.
Giants of Jericho - What Can I Say Indie, Rock, Pop 09/12/2019
Giants of Jericho are an Indie Rock band from Northern NSW. Their music is a blend of gritty angst and moody soulful vocals, with liberal splashes of ambient guitar.
The song's gritty intensity draws inspiration from a yearning to seize the day, embracing the impermanence of life and stretching beyond the daily grind to a greater calling. The depth of rock music's power to excite and inspire action is soaked into the hammering drums and impassioned melodies.
Revoid - Running With Scissors Metal, Rock 09/12/2019
Revoid makes modern metalcore, with deep, immersive tones and a big nod to classic metal flavours. Their high energy performances are matched by their commitment to versatility, relatability and entertainment.
Running with Scissors (Metalcore/Indie rock) – Another chapter in this story, as this track progresses it becomes a view in hindsight from the light at the end of the tunnel. The precarious balance on the knifes edge of relapse, and a desperation to keep the forward momentum and to avoid regression, no matter the cost.
West Wind - River Indie, Dance, Electronic / Beats / Industrial 09/12/2019
West Wind are a four-piece band who blend elements of funk, indie and downtempo genres and to create a unique style of dance music.
River is a crystalline exploration into dance genres as agile guitars and effervescent synths get people moving. The lyrical theme follows the excitement of seduction, contrasted with the downfalls of single life, an emotional flow held only by a focused groove.
Chris Gorsuch - Conditioned Alternative, Rock, Metal 02/12/2019
Chris Gorsuch is a Solo Musician from Melbourne, Australia looking to breakout into the music scene with his unique brand of emotional and hard hitting rock style music.
"Conditioned" tells a story of a child raised by a sadistic and murderous father figure.
The child who was once a scared and submissive boy is robbed of his innocence at a young age. The boy grows into a confident, malevolent man who follows in the father figures footsteps.
Ky. - Gravitate Pop, R&B, Indie 02/12/2019
'Ky.', the young, emerging pop artist from Brisbane, shares his experiences and feelings with soul-felt vocals, bouncy beats and catchy chorus'.
Raining from pop and RnB influences, Gravitate, the debut track from 'Ky.', voices the struggle of moving on from a broken relationship. This bouncy, synth-driven track explores the rawness and attraction of a previous romance. "So, tell me when you're drunk why do you gravitate to me?"
Lannigan - Where Do We Go From Here Indie, Pop, Rock 02/12/2019
Delicious guitar tones and soaring vocals. For the last four years, Lannigan has been writing songs in the solitude of his bedroom.
'Where Do We Go From Here' is a song about when you have been dating someone for a little while but the relationship doesn't seem to be progressing anywhere. The song captures the feeling of uncertainty experienced in a relationship when you're not sure whether staying or going is the right thing to do.
Stalking Like Candy - Fat Man Smokes Cigarettes Experimental, Rock, Electronic / Beats / Industrial 02/12/2019
Stalking Like Candy is lead by multi-instrumentalist Dr J and his ensemble. They impart their projects with a joyous uncertainty, twisting amongst multiple perspectives and matching together sonic impressions.
Frenetic, racing and set to a Drum 'n' Bass tempo, Fat Man Smoking Cigarettes explores the folly of humanity.
Other tracks by Stalking Like Candy: Black Samba
CLEAR - Always Pop, Indie, Alternative 25/11/2019
Singer songwriter CLEAR is a talent emerging, with Somnium released as her dream-pop debut and now her newest single Always, a ballad of swirling synths and an anthem of love.
Always is CLEAR's latest, an expansive and soaring romantic ballad with an emotional depth portraying a sudden yet certain steadfastness in love. The track celebrates the journey of coming to terms with finding and forming a deep romantic connection strong enough to become endgame for two people in love.
Neo Relic - Bright Eyes Alternative, Rock, Experimental 25/11/2019
Neo Relic, the Melbourne-based, progressive band who have succeeded in their endeavours to blend the heaviness of the current metal scene with the catchy and singable hooks of popular music.
Bright Eyes captures a sound so in tune with Neo Relic's focus, there isn't a better way to describe its potential. The melodically intertwining vocal melody proves catchy yet diverse in its separation. The seamless flow of guitar melody influences the distinct NR sound that many have come to know.
The Skelton Collective - Coffee & Hope Pop, Alternative, Indie 25/11/2019
The Skelton Collective is a sophisticated Alt-Pop outfit hailing from WA. Up-vibe piano driven alt-indie pop/rock. Sweet vocals, great lyrics and wicked groove.
'Coffee & Hope' is the new single from Perth based quartet The Skelton Collective. Raw, honest lyrics balanced with a quirky, up-beat sound bring you an alt-pop bop that's not afraid to ask "Are you ok?".
Unbroken Expanse - Go Rock, Alternative 25/11/2019
Unbroken Expanse is rock n' roll without the handbook, learned by instinct. Not trying to impress anyone other than the ghosts that flicker on the empty outback plains.
Go begins with a gentle, sparse chord progression underneath an honest, raw voice singing of belief in our future. Suddenly it transforms into a loud, pulsing, pub-rockin' kind of Chorus that lights a fire under your arse and parks itself in your head for the weekend! Go! Go! Go!
An Pham - This Is Me Pop, R&B 18/11/2019
An Pham, the emerging pop artist from Sydney.
Debut single 'This Is Me' is about being true to one's self, that even after constantly hiding the way one feels, it's never too late to make a change. This powerful pop anthem with its unique vocal tones advocates for being unapologetic for sticking to your true self.
Stalking Like Candy - Friedrich Nietzsche Alternative, Rock, Experimental 18/11/2019
Stalking Like Candy is an art-rock assemblage lead by Dr J. The group impart their projects with a joyous uncertainty, twisting amongst multiple perspectives and patching together sonic impressions.
Friedrich Nietzsche equally delicate as it is harrowing as it illuminates Dr J's PhD in political philosophy with nimble flute lines and maniacal incantations in a spacious mosh-pit, the backing vocals were recorded in the bunkers on Malabar Headland.
Ben Witkowski - Mountain Man Indie, Rock, Folk 11/11/2019
Ben Witkowski is a singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist that creates epic, powerful music focusing on self-discovery and adventure. Ben combines bold, relatable lyrics with rich, mellifluous sounds to create a distinct, beautiful sound.
'Mountain Man' is about overcoming one's doubts and fears to become the best version of themselves. From moments of beautiful acoustic guitars and violin harmonies, to raw, powerful vocals, 'Mountain Man' takes you on a powerful, emotional, and energetic journey of self-discovery.
Sachiel - Roulette Wheel Alternative, Rock, Indie 11/11/2019
Alternative rock duo Sachiel, made up of songwriting brothers Gio and Nikki Sachi, who reinvent themselves with each release and con(nue to constantly develop their sound and explore new territory.
Roulette Wheel is a sonic whirlwind that sings swirling praises to the bliss of losing oneself in the risk and opportunity of freedom and finding a sense of self within that free flow. The breakneck tempo, soaring vocals and blistering riffs all evoke the excitement of being lost in the proverbial cyclone of life.
Andy Sharrock - Guide Me Folk, Alternative 04/11/2019
This husband, father and storyteller once again finds himself sharing his music, experiences and wisdom with audiences far and wide.
In rustic isolation, Guide Me is a compelling folk song for its vulnerability and unshakeable resolve. At its core, Andy's priorities are clear, dedicate yourself to the ones who love and need you most. An acknowledgement of the fragility of being the protector, Andy's tenor carries a captivating sincerity, dues have been paid, storms weathered and wisdom ensues.


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November 22, 2015 Bailey Flynn Arts, Music
Around the end of October, it was hard to find any dorm room, radio station, or set of headphones that wasn't blasting "Hello." Adele's first single since "Skyfall," "Hello" gives the 27-year-old, blue-eyed star an open range to belt out marathon notes and stew on baser yearnings, soulful tropes which she continues to breathe life into after nearly eight years of airwave attention. We've been waiting a while for new material, and Adele rewards us on 25 with clever lyrical devotion to the very process of anxious aging itself. Luckily, her vocal chops show no signs of decline.
The connecting thread of the compilation is a clear and present tension between maturity and unyielding rawness, the latter coming back to seep through even the most restrained and cool-headed numbers. 25 is first and foremost a crooning documentation of this quintessential 20-something negotiation over age and love, one which is given bluesy groundings in the expansive voice of its creator. A high point of the internal tug-of-war is in the lilting "When We Were Young," a sweetly anxious tribute to former love which is equal parts ode to an individual and to youth. You could almost miss the closing lines, "I'm so mad I'm getting old, it makes me reckless," except for the enraged intensity of their delivery, making it clear that this particular sense of loss is aimed at more than just a relationship.
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As much as this soulful angst is a tribute to strife, lighter moments abound in which the artist appears to present her progress towards a place of contentment. A release from the inhibitions of adolescent trembling, "Send My Love" opens the album on a farewell note that feels unapologetic, jangling, but most of all ready. The production throughout the track trends towards the minimalistic to accommodate Adele's vocal might, but it is swelling numbers like "Love in the Dark" and the heavy, ringing "Sweetest Devotion" which capture the singer's moments of unrepentance best. Piano-led "Remedy" provides a perspective shift from the desperate to the comforting, perhaps marking the most wholly matured moment on the album as Adele knowingly reassures one whose "heart makes you feel like a fool."
"River Lea" offers an interesting opportunity, then, with its neither here nor there organ-tinged opening and intimate conversational verse. One of the more memorable tracks on an album full of solid work, the song succeeds in its self-awareness, forgoing lamentation or anger to decree "I need to learn how to be young." It is an origin story of a global success, an uprising and a tribute all at once. On a grand scale, the album serves a similar purpose, triumphing as a fresh narrative of the not quite young and not quite old, the very grey area where Adele has currently staked her powerhouse claim. 25 is a revival album, and it is as much a tribute to love well-lost as it is to the traitorous act of getting older.
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Neyer Name Meaning
German, Swiss, and Jewish (Ashkenazic): occupational name for a tailor, from an agent derivative of Middle High German næjen 'to embroider', 'to sew', or Yiddish neyen, 'to sew'.
Similar surnames: Neier, Neher, Meyer, Seyer, Heyer, Geyer, Netzer, Weyer, Hayer, Neer
18 thousand record(s) for Neyer
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You can see how Neyer families moved over time by selecting different census years. The Neyer family name was found in the USA, the UK, and Canada between 1880 and 1920. The most Neyer families were found in the USA in 1920. In 1911 there were 4 Neyer families living in Saskatchewan. This was about 67% of all the recorded Neyer's in Canada. Saskatchewan had the highest population of Neyer families in 1911.
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In 1940, Farmer and Housekeeper were the top reported jobs for men and women in the US named Neyer. 20% of Neyer men worked as a Farmer and 20% of Neyer women worked as a Housekeeper. Some less common occupations for Americans named Neyer were Clerk and Stenographer.
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[Customer_Name]       VARCHAR (50)    NOT NULL,
[Contact_Person]      VARCHAR (50)    NOT NULL,
[Customer_Location]   VARCHAR (20)    NOT NULL,
[End_Date]            DATE            NOT NULL,
[Emug_Contact_Person] VARCHAR (50)    NOT NULL,
[Payment_Terms]       NUMERIC (3)     NOT NULL,
[Project_Type]        NCHAR (10)      NOT NULL,
[File_Name]                VARBINARY (MAX) NOT NULL,
CHECK ([PO_Number]<>''),
CHECK ([Organization_Name]<>''),
CHECK ([PO_Date]<>''),
CHECK ([Value_Amount]<>(0)),
CHECK ([Currency_Type]<>''),
CHECK ([Customer_Name]<>''),
CHECK ([Contact_Person]<>''),
CHECK ([Customer_Location]<>''),
CHECK ([End_Date]<>''),
CHECK ([Emug_Contact_Person]<>''),
CHECK ([Payment_Terms]<>''),
CHECK ([Project_Type]<>''),

);
Here is my insert code
public int Insertcommand(string tablename, string[] columlist, object[] valuelist)
    {
        int x = 0;
        string commandstring = createcommand(tablename, columlist);
        MyCommand = new SqlCommand(commandstring, GetConnection());

        for (int i = 0; i < valuelist.Count(); i++)
        {
            MyCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@" + columlist[i].ToLower(), valuelist[i]);
        }

        x = MyCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();

        return x;
    }

variable names

Mycommand string
qry = "INSERT into Purchase_Order (PO_Number, Organization_Name, PO_Date, Value_Amount, Currency_Type, Customer_Name, Contact_Person, Customer_Location, End_Date, Emug_Contact_Person, Payment_Terms, Project_Type, File_Name) VALUES (@po_number, @organization_name, @po_date, @value_amount, @currency_type, @customer_name, @contact_person, @customer_location, @end_date, @emug_contact_person, @payment_terms, @project_type, @file_name)"

A: The problem here is the Project_Type field. Here a comparison on the data type length and the actual values:
INSERT into dbo.Purchase_Order
( PO_Number -- 25
, Organization_Name -- 10
, PO_Date
, Value_Amount
, Currency_Type -- 10
, Customer_Name -- 50
, Contact_Person  -- 50
, Customer_Location  -- 20
, End_Date
, Emug_Contact_Person -- 50
, Payment_Terms
, Project_Type -- 10 <--- BAD STUFF
, File_Name -- MAX
)
VALUES
( @po_number -- 10
, @organization_name -- 3
, @po_date
, @value_amount
, @currency_type -- 5
, @customer_name -- 2
, @contact_person -- 3
, @customer_location -- 2
, @end_date
, @emug_contact_person -- 3
, @payment_terms
, @project_type -- 15 <--- BAD STUFF
, @file_name
)

You will see that Project_Type only allows 10 characters, but the actual value (ONSITE-DOMESTIC) is 15 characters long.

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I was on my way home from Charlotte and stopped for lunch.
Went into the bathroom to take a leak and wash my hands and there was some guy in the crapper doing his business and holding what sounded like a conference call on the phone.
First of all, I think that's a breach of etiquette but have we as a society, reached a point where we're so connected via mobile devices that you can hold a meeting while taking a dump at a Zaxby's.
I won't even let the dog in the can while I poop.
Hurrah, that's what I was searching for, what a stuff! present here at this weblog, thanks admin of this web site.


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Q: F# Compiler warning I have a simple pattern matching expression in an fsharp function that keeps generating a compiler warning and I would like to know what is causing this and what I need to do to prevent it.
In my simplified example I am trying to extract the second group of a regular expression match and then use pattern matching to either return None if the expression cannot be matched or Some(SecondGroupValue) if there is a match.
let GetGroup2 s =
    let pattern = @"(d+)(.+)(d+)"
    let m : Match = Regex.Match(s, pattern)

    // this generates a warning :
    match m.Success with
    | true ->
        if (m.Groups.Count >= 3) then (string)m.Groups.[2] |> Some  else  None
    | false -> None

The warning I am getting is:

This expression should have type 'unit', but has type 'string option'. Use ignore to discard the result of the expression, or 'let' to bind the result to a name.

This function is meant to return 'string option'. What is the compiler trying to warn me about?

A: After restarting Visual Studio and my computer, the IDE stopped displaying the warning. My apologies for wasting anyone's time.


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Film Features 02/09/19
Why Bad Movies Are Better Than Good Ones
Sometimes the best movies make the least sense.
Dan K
One evening every month, film buffs from all over Boston flock to the Coolidge Corner Theater.
They arrive just before midnight, toting plastic cutlery by the handful. Some come in costume, long black wigs and ill-fitting suits. There's a fervor in the air, excited people preparing to share something wonderful. A few of them are new, dragged along by knowing friends. Most of them are seasoned veterans. If you listen closely, you might hear someone shout, "OH HAI MARK."
Of course they're here to see The Room, the infamous, beloved, and indescribable passion project from director Tommy Wiseau. The movie, often referred to as "the worst film ever made," has been a favorite of film lovers for over a decade and recently came to wider public attention through James Franco's The Disaster Artist. But The Room is far from the only "bad movie" to achieve wild success amongst a niche, film-literate audience. There's also Troll 2, most things starring Nicholas Cage, and everything ever made by Neil Breen.
These "bad movies" have held onto the type of lasting success that most "good movies" could only dream of—the kind of "butts-in-seats" impact that drives people to attend midnight screenings and write analysis articles years after they've come out. They have staying power in a way that most other movies don't. When so many people clearly love them, it begs the question: are these "bad movies" actually bad?
What Makes Bad Movies So Good?
Have you ever watched something so cringey you couldn't look away? Something you knew was trash but couldn't help enjoying? Something so absurdly bad that you ask yourself, "How could another human have thought this was okay to put out into the world?" That's part of the appeal of a great "bad movie."
Take this scene from The Room for example:
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Within the course of 18 seconds, we watch a man walk into a store and get greeted by a clerk who knows him by name for some reason. Then we watch him complete a transaction, say hello to a dog, get told he's the clerk's "favorite customer," say goodbye to the clerk, and exit. Technically, this scene fails on every conceivable level. It doesn't advance the narrative or tell us anything we need to know about the character. The audio dubbing is mismatched. The dialogue seems like it was written by aliens poorly approximating human interaction. And why is there a fat dog on the counter? For such a short scene, there's so much to unpack. It's bizarre and hilarious, so bad that it's actually good.
Of course some "bad movies" really are just bad―boring, bland, unwatchable. But as The Room illustrates, a bad script and bad acting can also be funny. Poor directing choices can be comical. Sometimes a mish-mashed movie, its individual parts a total mess, comes together in such a perfect way that you can't help but feel like it works. It's funny and cringey and enjoyable. But it also functions as a deconstruction of film, a glimpse into the sort of things that don't work. In other words, great "bad movies" make us appreciate "great movies" even more.
Criteria For Greatness
Let's consider what makes a movie "great." We tend to think of "great movies" in the same way reviewers do. A great movie has a great plot and great dialogue and great characters. A great movie is also shot well and oftentimes features a distinguishable director's touch that sets it apart. So when we say a movie is great, what we usually mean is that the movie is very well made and worth seeing.
A "bad movie," on the other hand, can have any number of issues. It can be shoddily made with confusing characters and poor direction. Or, it can be completely adept, but boring. When we say a movie is "bad," we don't necessarily mean "don't see this movie." Ok, we might mean that, but we might also mean that the movie fails just on a technical level.
Certain movies might even seem beyond categorization. For instance, check out this scene from Vampire's Kiss.
Vampire's Kiss - Misfiling & the ABC's www.youtube.com
When Nicholas Cage yells the ABCs, is that good acting? Bad acting? Something else entirely? It's certainly strange, and definitely funny. But that doesn't necessarily denote quality. This is one of the core mysteries behind so many of Nicholas Cage's performances—is he a good actor or a terrible one? How can you even define a performance that exists so far outside the realm of normalcy? There is one way. Unfortunately, approaching movies through a tradition review lens doesn't fully account for one of the most important factors in what makes us want to see a movie: enjoyability.
The Enjoyability Factor
In a sense, a movie's enjoyability exists outside of its quality. A great movie, one that is masterfully crafted and thought-provoking, can also be incredibly hard to sit through. Whereas the latest superhero blockbuster might not have the greatest script nor the most complex direction, but you'll probably have a really fun time watching it. You can appreciate the quality of Schindler's List while still liking Aquaman much more. In this regard, movie reviews fall short.
As an exercise, watch these two trailers back-to-back. The first is Academy Award nominated best picture The Pianist. The second is Neil Breen's Fate Findings.
The Pianist (2002) Official Trailer - Adrien Brody Movie www.youtube.com
Fateful Findings - Trailer www.youtube.com
Which movie seems more enjoyable: the harrowing, emotionally draining Holocaust tale or the poorly acted supernatural mystery about a "hacker" who has discovered "government secrets?" Of course The Pianist is technically "better." But it doesn't have a middle-aged man smashing a computer and yelling "NO MORE BOOKS" either.
Perhaps if we want to account for enjoyability, we need to approach film review from a different angle. Typical scoring systems work wonderfully when you're trying to express the quality of a film, but how would you even begin to approach a movie like the The Room ― a movie with horrendous dialogue, nonsensical characters, and absurd directing choices that ultimately result in one of the strangest (but extremely rewatchable) movies ever made? From an objective quality stance, everything is terrible. But when you take enjoyability into account, it's arguably not just better than "good movies;" it's better than a lot of "great movies" too.
Revisiting Review
Enjoyability reviews would judge a movie on different criteria than most standard reviews. Rather than focusing on quality, we would focus on:
- How funny is this movie?
- How cool is the action?
- How likely is someone to leave the theater feeling like they had a great time?
And in the case of especially poorly made movies:
- How amusing are the fuck-ups?
- Is it "good-bad" or just "bad-bad?"
Our enjoyment of movies is just as important, if not moreso, than our appreciation of their quality. To some extent, enjoyment might be the most important aspect of our movie-going experiences. So if that's the case, why not approach reviews and film criticism through that lens too?
In this light, it's easy to understand how Fateful Findings may be superior to Saving Private Ryan. How Vampire's Kiss may be preferable to The Godfather. How The Room might be the greatest film ever made.
Dan Kahan is a writer & screenwriter from Brooklyn, usually rocking a man bun. Find more at dankahanwriter.com
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Metco 7MC-II Plasma Spray system - Complete and Ready to Spray with 9MB Gun. Great Condition.
Metco 7MCII Control Console, 8MR Power Supply, Metco Heat exchanger, 4MP Dual PF station with scale, 9MB, All Cables, hoses & supplies and Manuals.
This ex-Aerospace system is in great condition, is and has been regularly serviced, maintained to a high standard and calibrated.
Could you please check if this plant can be interfaced with IRR 2400 F robot.
This system is actually sold - subject to final payment. However we will have a similar unit available soon.
I believe that you should be able to obtain a degree of automation between the 7MC II console and IRB 2400F robot. The '2400' has 16 Inputs and Outputs and the S4C controller also works as a PLC by controlling/monitoring Input & Output signals. Therefore external/auxiliary systems can be integrated and conditional programs created.
Let me know what you want to achieve.


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Brian David Hughes (born 20 August 1962) is an English former professional footballer. He played professionally for Swindon Town and Torquay United as a midfielder.

Career

Hughes began his career as an apprentice at Swindon Town, making his league debut on 30 August 1980 away to Reading. He scored his first goal on 28 February 1981 in a 2–0 home win over Barnsley and regularly featured for Swindon ahead of a move to Torquay United in August 1983 after he had been released by Swindon in May of that year.

Hughes made 42 starts for Torquay over the course of the 1983–84 season and he then joined Cheltenham Town in July 1984, helping the Gloucestershire club to promotion as Southern League champions into the Football Conference. He also finished the season as player of the year at the Whaddon Road club and featured in Cheltenham's FA Cup first round trip to Wolverhampton Wanderers in the 1987–1988 season.

In August 1988, Hughes moved to Gloucestershire rivals Gloucester City for a fee of £4000 making his debut on 20 August 1988 against Ashtree Highfield. He captained Gloucester to the Southern League Midland Division title in 1989 and runners-up spot in the Premier Division in 1991, shortly after the birth of his beautiful daughter Emily Louise Elizabeth Hughes. Following the sacking of manager Brian Godfrey, he left Gloucester for the first time and joined Barry Town.

Hughes returned on Godfrey's reappointment to Gloucester and then stepped up to work under future boss John Murphy in a player coaching role before leaving Gloucester for the second time to link up with Witney Town.

Hughes returned to Gloucester City to assist manager Leroy Rosenior and was eventually pushed up to his first full managerial position following Rosenior's departure in November 1998. He was sacked by Gloucester in February 2000 however and returned to Witney to take charge of the Oxfordshire club in the Hellenic League.

In 2002 Hughes was appointed manager at Cirencester Town for the first time - becoming manager at a club who had just moved to their new Corinium Stadium home. At the end of the 2003–04 season, he helped Cirencester gain promotion to the Southern Premier Division  At the end of the 2005–06 season, Hughes resigned as manager at the club.

He returned however to become boss at Cirencester once again in September 2008, taking over from Adi Viveash. Hughes again earned Cirencester promotion when at the end of the 2009–10 season they were promoted into the Southern Premier Division once again as Southern League South & West Division play off winners. At the end of the 2011–12 season, Cirencester were however relegated back into the South & West Division with Hughes at the helm.

A two-season stay in the South & West Division ended in April 2014 when Hughes once again guided Cirencester to promotion into the Southern Premier Division as champions ahead of second place Merthyr Town.

After a poor start to the 2016-17 season, Hughes was sacked following a 1–0 home defeat to Kings Langley on 10 September 2016.

Following his departure from football Hughes has plied his trade as a swashbuckling left handed batsman in the Cotswold and District Cricket League, representing South Cerney Cricket Club, the mere utterance of the name 'Brian' instils fear among cricketers across Gloucestershire and the surrounding counties. When not playing cricket Brian can be found spending time with wife Claire, a much younger lady, with beautiful personality, looks and conversation. Many of Brian's friends and family really cannot fathom what it is she sees in him.

References

1962 births
Living people
English footballers
Swindon Town F.C. players
Torquay United F.C. players
Cheltenham Town F.C. players
Gloucester City A.F.C. players
Barry Town United F.C. players
Witney Town F.C. players
English football managers
Gloucester City A.F.C. managers
Witney Town F.C. managers
Cirencester Town F.C. managers
English Football League players
People from Andover, Hampshire
Association football midfielders

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The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, has handed away, abandoning a musical legacy as highly effective as her signature voice.
From her first JET characteristic in 1967 up to now, we've supported the legendary multitalented musician whereas discussing matters together with music, physique confidence, her varied romances and way more. Franklin graced 4 EBONY covers and a whopping 26 JET covers over the course of her profession, opening as much as followers inside its pages for over 40 years.
As we speak, EBONY celebrates the Detroit diva with 20 of her finest JET and EBONY journal covers. Examine them out beneath.
In February 1967, the track "I By no means Beloved a Man (The Manner I Love You)" was launched and hit No. 9 on the Billboard Scorching 100 chart. It grew to become Franklin's first Top 10 pop single.
The Rock & Roll Corridor of Famer's 19th studio album, Spirit within the Darkish, was launched on Atlantic Data in August.
In March, "Sister Celebrity" grew to become the primary R&B performer to headline Fillmore West, the historic rock 'n' roll venue in San Francisco.
Franklin was one of many musicians current on the 1971 Black Expo, which was organized by Operation PUSH (Folks United to Save Humanity), based by Rev. Jesse L. Jackson.
Let Me in Your Life, the 22nd studio album from the Queen of Soul, was launched in February.
Franklin labored with Curtis Mayfield on the soundtrack for Sparkle, the movie starring Irene Cara.
The musical icon's ballad "One thing He Can Really feel," was launched in Might and have become a No. 1 hit on the R&B singles chart.
Franklin married her second husband, actor Glynn Turman.
In September, Aretha, the soulful singer's 29th studio album, was launched.
Franklin earned her first platinum certification for 1985's Who's Zoomin' Who?.
Franklin graced her 1987 JET cowl with "eternally buddy" William "Willie" Wilkerson. The pair remained shut for years, and for some time in early 2012, they have been engaged.
The Queen commanded the eye of all on the 1992 Democratic Nationwide Conference along with her soulful rendition of the nationwide anthem.
Franklin carried out at a profit for New York Metropolis's Presbyterian Hospital's Sloane Hospital for Ladies.
This 1996 JET cowl story discovered the songstress discussing her affect and impression after 30 years within the trade.
The Queen opened up about her struggles with weight in her 2007 JET cowl story.
Franklin's ultimate JET cowl discovered the R&B famous person reflecting on her profession and getting ready to enter a "new chapter" in her life.


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Q: If function and derivative extend continuously to boundary of domain, can one extend as $C^1$ function? Let $D \subseteq \mathbb{R}^n$ be open, connected, bounded. Let $f : D \to \mathbb{R}$ be $C^1$ and assume that $f$ as well as $\partial_i f$ extend as continuous functions to the closure $\overline{D}$ of $D$ for all $i \in \{1, \ldots, n\}$.
The paper Functions Differentiable on the Boundaries of Regions by Whitney shows in particular that if $D$ is quasi-convex (Property P in the paper) then one can extend $f$ as a $C^1$ function to all of $\mathbb{R}^n$.
I would guess this fails if one does not make a suitable assumption like quasi-convexity on the domain $D$ — does anyone know a good counterexample?

A: The failure is essentially local, so the boundedness we can ignore for the purpose of this example.

*

*Let $D = \{ y < |x|^{1/4}: (x,y)\in \mathbb{R}^2\}$.

*Let $\phi:\mathbb{R}\to\mathbb{R}$ be such that $\phi(y) = 0$ for $y \leq 0$ and $\phi(y) = y^2$ for $y > 0$.

*Let $f:D\to \mathbb{R}$ be given by $f(x,y) = \mathrm{sign}(x) \phi(y)$.

We have $\partial_x f \equiv 0$ and
$$
\partial_y f =
\begin{cases}
0 & y \leq 0 \\
2\mathrm{sign}(x) y & y > 0
\end{cases}.
$$ It is not too hard to see that $f$ and its first derivatives have continuous extensions to $\bar{D}$.
Fixing $y >0$, applying the mean value theorem to $x\mapsto f(x,y)$, we see that any putative differentiable extension will require there having a point with $|x| \leq y^4$ that satisfy $\partial_x f(x,y) = y^{-2}$. This shows it is impossible to have a $C^1$ extension to all $\mathbb{R}^2$ as the continuous extension of $\partial_x f(0,0) = 0$.


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As of the date this article was written (3/25/13), all the following documentaries are available for streaming for Netflix. But contracts change and sometimes movies will become DVD-only without warning, so watch instantly while you can!
I'll strikeout the ones that are no longer available. Which, goddamn, are a lot. Netflix is apparently not doing so hot with the goal of turning everything digital. I will write another post with a couple more current documentary suggestions soon and link here to the updated list when I do.
10. e² Design
Director: Beth Levison
Narrated by Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman, this excellent PBS documentary series is riddled with interesting facts for the environmentally conscious. (Did you know that New York City, per capita, is one of the greener emitters of air pollution in the US?)
e² was produced by Kontentreal, a documentary and strategic entertainment company seeking creative, innovative, and market-ready solutions for world problems. Six episodes are available for streaming on Netflix.
9. Trouble the Water
Director: Carl Deal and Tia Lessin
From the producers of Fahrenheit 9/11, Trouble the Water is the gripping tale of a couple surviving failed levees of Hurricane Katrina, the ensuing bureaucracy in trying to obtain aid, and their the story of their own past of poverty. While When the Levees Broke is considered the quintessential New Orleans flood story, this film takes a smaller, more personal perspective of the 2004 tragedy. An extremely moving piece of work.
8. Radio Bikini
Director: Robert Stone
This one hour long, 1987 film uses declassified footage to tell the story of the US Government's atomic bomb tests on the Island of Bikini Atoll at the start of the Cold War. Known as "Operation Crossroads," the tests left the Marshall Islanders unable to safely return home, and the area remained dangerously radioactive for decades.
7. The One Percent
Director: Jamie Johnson
Johnson & Johnson heir Jamie Johnson uses his influential heritage to get coveted interviews, such as Milton Friedman, and get into esoteric places known only by the top 1% of the income-earners in the US. Touching the issues surrounding growing wealth inequality, it also probes the culture of the upper-class, and the efforts the rich take to maintain family wealth.
6. God Grew Tired of Us: The Story of Lost Boys of Sudan
Director: Christopher Dillon Quinn
This movie is the inspirational story of three lucky immigrants of the "Lost Boys of Sudan," a group of some 25,000 young men displaced during the Second Sudanese Civil War,and the culture shock they experience when they move to the United States. For the first time, these men encounter aspects of life we take for granted, such as running water, supermarkets, and television. An emotional reunion with one of the subjects and his mother after 17 years of separation makes this film a bona fide tear-jerker.
5. 8: The Mormon Proposition
Director: Reed Cowan
"The only way you can win any ballot measure in California is money. That is the number one thing that you need. The second thing you need is volunteers. And the final thing you need–a message that resonates." –Kate Kendell, executive director of NCLR, interviewed in 8: The Mormon Proposition.
This emotional and insightful documentary describes how The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints organized itself to bring the downfall of California's 2008 Proposition 8, a piece of legislation that led to the legal banning same-sex marriage in the state.
4. This Film is Not Yet Rated
Director: Kirby Dick
This Film is Not Yet Rated is a thorough, investigative film about the NC-17,R ,PG-13, PG, G movie ratings system America is very familiar with. This picture looks into how the MPAA rates movies and the secrecy that surrounds their tactics. This Film is Not Yet Rated was rated NC-17 for some graphic sexual content by the MPAA.
3. Exit Through the Gift Shop
Director: Banksy
Academy award-nominated Exit Through the Gift Shop is a fascinating look into the underground world of graffiti art and the people who make it. The artist lifestyle is vesseled through the amusing story of an eccentric, amateur filmmaker's attempts to befriend street art legend Banksy and then establish a name for himself as an artist.
2. Encounters at the End of the World
Director: Werner Herzog
Directed and narrated by Grizzly Man's Werner Herzog, this documentary continues the German filmmaker's style of finding and highlighting the stories of some of the most absurd and arguably lonely individuals of the human race. Filmed in Antarctica over a course of seven weeks, Herzog interviews those who would deign to leave their homes and families to work in the most isolated place on the earth. Here is a film clip on youtube of what Herzog calls "a deranged penguin," running from its herd.
1. A State of Mind
Director: Daniel Gordon
Considering the tightly controlled outside media access to North Korea, A State of Mind is a gem of a social and cultural documentary. The British film follows the of two North Korean schoolgirls in a world so very far away and culturally diametrically opposed to the United States.
The film crew follows the daily lives of the adolescent girls as they watch their state-sponsored television, learn about Kim Jong-il in school, sing about being good communists, and spend hours in gymnastics practice, preparing to perform in the North Korean Mass Games. The two month-long gymnastics festival is a tribute to communist North Korean founder Kim il-sung, and participation as a performer in the Games is highly competitive.
A State of Mind is not a film about the oppressive horrors so well heard of in the West in the poverty-ridden country nor is it a politically charged piece. The girls featured lead strict but relatively comfortable lives, possibly only allowed by the government to be filmed for propaganda purposes. Anyone with a sense of individualism will find A State of Mind a mind-bending and slightly unsettling film, a definite must-see for anyone interested in international affairs or the psychology of group mindset.


Yeah, it has been already reported and about to fix.
Wales and London looks awesome.
Is Sophia still working on the rebuild of Cardiff?
Sophia is not working anymore for ProMods.
That's a shame her work on Cardiff looked brilliant.
Is the A1 going to be redone all the way to london? Because in Squirrel's stream you can see bignell's corner (A1/M25 Junction) which makes me think that the A1 will be going into london, or is it just decoration? Would be nice to see the full A1 though since it is the longest single numbered A road and runs from Edinburgh to London.
Sadly there is no room. It was already tough to add the junction on m25. A1 north of the m25 will be added eventually.
Nice to hear about the A1 - the motorway network in the stock map is very bad and the A1 is a very important road for the bits of the North than the M1 doesn't go near. Shame that you can't drive its full length but its better than nothing and I can only imagine how tight London right now is.
On the subject of other main roads from London to other places, I'm guessing that we're also getting the A3 as well? There's a nice big gap for it in the stock map and there's a nice convenient big junction on the M27/A27 near Portsmouth featuring nothing but a rest place where the A3(M) would logically fit. As bad as the stock map is that's the main missing connection in the South of England between cities that are already in the game: although really the route from Birmingham to Southampton/Portsmouth being the M1-M25-M3 isn't overly realistic although I guess that considering that there seems to be plenty of space to add, say, Oxford and other similar places alongwith the M40 and the A34 long-term that shouldn't be a massive problem.
Did some driving in the newer bits in the North of Scotland and they are really very good: although I don't live in Aberdeen driving around it felt quite a bit like my visits in the past. My only real complaints are that the connections to the stock map aren't necessarily realistic but I guess that they are temporary and when/if the A9/M90 is re-done that shouldn't be much of an issue. Oh and the fact that my home town of Stirling doesn't seem to be in the long-term plan but I guess that's for reasons of space especially since I imagine that Glasgow may need a decent amount of space if that is to be done.
If isn't secret, how far north you are with rebuilding?
No, I will see much less.


Burners are alarmed at a proposed, new set of conditions. Public comment is set to start on the BLM's proposed environmental impact report on April 8.
The Burning Man organization is convinced that the Bureau of Land Management is trying to kill it.
Burning Man organizers on Friday issued a statement asserting that the BLM's proposals included in a draft environmental impact report threaten the 80,000-person event's future.
"The BLM's proposals are in direct conflict with our community's core principles and would forever negatively change the fabric of the Burning Man event, if not outright kill it," the statement said.
The organization estimates that the BLM's proposals could cost nearly $20 million, resulting in a $286 per person ticket price increase.
Mark Hall, field manager for the BLM's Black Rock Field Office, said that he had not yet read Burning Man organizers' statements so he could not immediately comment.
The Burning Man organization is attempting to grow the annual event in the Black Rock Desert to 100,000 people over the next few years.
Hall told the Reno Gazette Journal in March the draft report and the proposed mitigations it contained are just that — proposed solutions in a still un-finalized report.
"We look forward to discussions over the next few weeks with (Burning Man) over these mitigations," Hall said last month. "These mitigations are attempts at trying to solve problems, so maybe there's a better way."
The report will determine Burning Man's new conditions for producing the event, which is known for large art installations, outrageous fashion and its 10 principles. Those principles include Leave No Trace, radical inclusion and self expression.
The BLM's proposed changes to the event include drug screenings, barriers around the perimeter, and dumpsters in Black Rock City.
Burning Man organizers additionally dispute a number of the BLM's facts detailed in the report and several analyses in the organization's own fact-check.
The public is welcomed to comment at two public hearings that address the drafted report next week.
The public meetings will be held in Sparks at the Nugget Casino-Convention Center, 1100 Nugget Ave. 89431, Cascade 3 Room, on April 8 from 5 to 8 p.m. and in Lovelock at the Lovelock Community Center, 820 6th St. 89419, Seven Troughs Room, on April 9 from 5 to 8 p.m.
The public comment period will end April 29, 2019.
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Newsroom Celebrating International Day of the Tropics 2020 by learning more about allergies
Celebrating International Day of the Tropics 2020 by learning more about allergies
Our International Day of The Tropics 2020 webinar aimed to raise awareness of allergies and their importance in daily life.
In conjunction with International Day of the Tropics, which takes place every year on 29 June, the Singapore campus of James Cook University held a webinar focussed on the allergy epidemic in the tropical regions of world – titled "Allergy in the Tropics".
Allergies are a widespread occurrence. After all, approximately 10% of children and adults experience some type of food allergies. Meanwhile, up to 50% of the general population have inhalant allergies and are sensitive to pollen and dust mites. However, very little is known about this allergy epidemic in the tropical regions of world. Therefore, the webinar sought to shed more light on the subject.
The webinar saw insights from a distinguished panel of speakers, moderated by Dr Ben Smith – Director of the Innovations in Food & Chemical Safety Programme at the Singapore Agency for Science, Technology & Research (A*STAR). The panellists comprised of:
Professor Andreas Lopata – Professor in Molecular Allergy, College of Public Health, Medical & Veterinary Sciences and Australian Institute of Tropical Health and Medicine, James Cook University
Dr Elizabeth Tham – Assistant Professor, Department of Paediatrics, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore Consultant and Head, Division of Allergy, Immunology & Rheumatology, Khoo Teck Puat-National University Children's Medical Institute, National University Health System
Dr Anand Andiappan – SIgN Fellow, Singapore Immunology Network (SIgN), Senior Research Scientist, Biomedical Sciences Institute (BMSI), A*STAR
Professor Lopata paved the way for the discussion with his presentation that provided an overview on allergies – including how allergens and allergies operate, and the challenges that they pose to the Tropics.
He said, "Currently, 40 per cent of the world population live in the Tropics. This number is increasing dramatically, and more and more allergy research will move from European countries – where it's very well established – to more tropical regions."
Subsequently, Dr Andiappan took a deeper dive into the subject, with particular focus on Singapore. He shared about airway allergies and laboratory diagnostics, including research and efforts that himself and his collaborators have taken to study this field.
Dr Tham then shifted gears, sharing more about food allergies and anaphylaxis (referring to a severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction). Her presentation included insights into food allergy diagnostics in the clinical setting, and a comparison of food allergy patterns between Asia, Singapore and the West.
After their respective presentations, the panel of speakers addressed a wide array of questions, such as how to distinguish allergens and irritants, and if it is possible to cure allergies.
Ultimately, this fascinating webinar allowed audiences to understand the benefits of research on allergies, and why it is important to understand allergic/chronic diseases in the tropical regions of the world, including Singapore.
View the full recording of the webinar here.
Find further information on our areas of research and research strength at James Cook University in Singapore here.
Find out more about International Day of the Tropics here.
Media: Pinky Sibal pinky.sibal@jcu.edu.au
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Microfilm holdings of Diario de Pernambuco (Brazil) for years 1825-1923 digitized.
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Fantoches (Caracas, Venezuela)
Reformatting of the Venezuelan journal Fantoches (May 6, 1924 - April 20, 1927).
Guantanamo Naval Base Newspaper Digitization
Since 2006, The Guantanamo Bay Gazette, the weekly newspaper at the Guantanamo Naval Base (GTMO), Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, has been available as an open access resource via the Digital Library of the Caribbean. Prior to 2006, the base newspaper existed under successive titles only in paper format with the only nearly-complete run held at a small community library located on the Naval Base. The history and chronology of the newspapers was not compiled or explored until 2012 when the Duke Libraries' Librarian for Latin American, Iberian and Latino Studies...
Illuminating the Lloyd Best Archive in Trinidad and Tobago
The Lloyd Best Institute of the West Indies in Trinidad and Tobago is partnering with Trinity College in Hartford to digitize the Lloyd Best Archive, preserve it according to OAIS standards, and make it accessible. The collection consists of newspapers, research papers, correspondence (personal and professional), hand-written notes in copybooks, speeches, flyers, pamphlets, consultancy reports.
Lloyd Best was a Caribbean man and an economist by training. Best spent his life trying to understand, develop, and integrate the Caribbean. His thinking, writing, teaching, publishing, organising, and political activity were all devoted to these ends. This project seeks to make his work available to a wider audience while preserving his rich contributions to Caribbean history, thought...
Mercurio (Santiago, Chile)
The proposed project aims to fill in the missing microfilm holdings of Mercurio at CRL.
The project would microfilm newspaper holdings from the University of California, Berkeley:
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Application filed for authority to abandon 4.44 miles of branch track consisting of the Matheson Branch extending from MP 267.64 at or near Matheson, to MP 263.20 at or near Kett in Shasta County, California.
Can I add the route where this went? I know where it used to go. This isn't a well known branch. This actually used to be the SP Mainline before the Shasta Dam was built. The building of Shasta Dam made it necessary to move the tracks. The old track went up until Shasta Dam and was used a branch line. It was then abandoned and turned into a trail. I haven't found much pictures on this. Don't know why this is not very well known.


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In order to create a fair playing field for honest competition, USA Swimming has set in place technical rules of competition. While these rules are extremely technical in nature, the following information highlights the most basic of these rules. When a swimmer fails to meet the regulations of an event, they are disqualified from competition for that event. This means that they are not eligible for awards, points, medals, trophies, or ribbons for that event. In some cases, a swimmer can be disqualified from competing in any more events in that meet. This is very rare and thus not covered in this text.
Swimming has five individual competitive stroke events that range in distance from one length of a 25-yard/meter pool to 66 lengths of a 25-yard pool or 30 lengths of a 50-meter pool. The events are broken down into freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and individual medley. There are also two different forms of relays, both of which have four swimmers who swim one quarter of the total distance.
yards/meters, 100 yards/meters, 200 yards/meters, 400 meters, 500 yards, 800 meters, 1000 yards, 1500 meters, and 1650 yards.
Backstroke—The competitor may swim in any manner on their back. The stroke most commonly used is an alternating motion of the arms with a flutter kick. Swimmers may stay submerged after each start or turn for 15 meters, at which time some part of their body must break the surface of the water. Swimmers may not stand up or pull on lane lines or they will be disqualified. On turns, swimmers may rotate to the stomach and perform a flip turn with some part of the swimmer touching the wall. Swimmers must finish the race on their back. Backstroke races are contested in the following distances: 25 yards/meters, 50 yards/meters, 100 yards/meters, and 200 yards/meters.
Breaststroke—The competitor must make simultaneous arm motions in the same horizontal plane. The hands are pressed out from in front of the breast, go wide and then sweep back together under the chin. The kick is a simultaneous, somewhat circular motion similar to the action of a frog. On turns and finishes, the swimmer must touch with two hands simultaneously. Swimmers can be disqualified for failing to touch with two hands together, allowing their hands to pull past their waist (except on the first stroke after a turn -30-or start), or doing a "scissors" style kick. Swimmers may never stand up or pull on the lane lines. Breaststroke races are contested in the following distances: 25 yards/meters, 50 yards/meters, 100 yards/meters, and 200 yards/meters.
Butterfly—The competitor must use a simultaneous overwater recovery of both arms combined with an undulating dolphin kick. In the kick, the swimmer must keep both legs together and may not use a flutter, scissor, or breaststroke kick. Swimmers may stay submerged for up to 15 meters after each start and turn, at which point they must surface. Swimmers must touch the wall with two hands simultaneously or they will be disqualified. Swimmers may never stand up or pull on the lane lines. Butterfly races are contested in the following distances: 25 yards/meters, 50 yards/meters, 100 yards/meters, and 200 yards/meters.
Individual Medley—Commonly referred to as the IM. Competitors swim equal distances of all four strokes in the following order: butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle. In the IM, freestyle is any stroke that has not been previously swum. IM's are contested in the following distances: 100 yards/meters, 200 yards/meters, and 400 yards/meters.
may be in motion before their teammate touches the wall, but their feet must still be in contact with the starting blocks until the touch occurs. Medley relays are contested in the following distances: 100 yards/meters, 200 yards/meters, and 400 yards/meters.
For specific language on any technical rules consult the USA Swimming Rules and Regulations book. Violations of the rules are reported to the Referee. The rules require that every reasonable effort be made to notify the swimmer or his coach of the reason for the disqualification. If your child is disqualified in an event, be supportive rather than critical. For beginning swimmers, a disqualification should be treated as a learning experience, not as a punishment. A disqualification alerts the swimmer and coach to what portions of the swimmer's stroke need to be corrected. They should be considered in the same light as an incorrect answer in schoolwork-they point out areas that need further practice. Disqualifications are necessary to keep the competition fair and equitable for all competitors. A supportive attitude on the part of the official, coach, and parent can make a positive situation out of the disqualification.


This document was released on September 21, 2018, by the Nebraska Secretary of State. The document is an analysis of the financial impact of a ballot measure that if passed, would direct the Department of Health and Human Services to expand Medicaid eligibility to non-disabled, childless adults earning less than 138% of the federal poverty level. Voters approved the measure on November 6, 2018 . . .


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Moonbat
Err, TOR is pretty good and effective, and it's free, no way I'm paying for a proxy.
Sure, you have encryption and servers located in lawless countries, but if someone hacks into the government, commits fraud, downloads illegal material and so on, I'm guessing you'll hand over their details so they get arrested. You're in denial if you think proxies and anonymity are used for anything but circumventing rules and breaking the law.
TOR may be slow, but any professional anonymity company will only guarantee anonymity on their terms. They have all your details if you break the law.
Yusof
Lol that's where you're wrong. PP doesn't keep any logs whatsoever, they don't have a law that obligates them to keep ***** of their users and disabled logging. On top of that, they run routine maintenance to delete temporary data and disable the disk cache wherever possible.
I have friends who have been with them for months and some even years. And if you're that paranoid, they even have a server in Iran. Good luck getting Iran officials to cooperate with the US Government. We have no treaty with them, they hate us and you think they're going to provide information about their servers to the US? LOL
MrByte
Originally Posted by Yusof
You see, the problem is that this is just a statement. They say they are good, no more and no less. You may want to believe this, but you also may doubt this. Mind you, I'm not saying that they're evil:-) I'm just saying that such statements cannot be proved.
Based on what I read on their Web site, their standard mode of operation involves routing the info through just one server. This is not *00&#*7; secure if your adversary has vast resources. All major Internet backbones are routinely monitored by the US and some other governments. Applying not-so-complex traffic analysis, Big Brother may be able to figure out who is behind the given anonymized connection.
The beauty of TOR (and similar predecessors, such as Zero Knowledge Systems, may they rest in peace) is that the connection is routed via *multiple* servers scattered all over the world. Additionally, TOR nodes are operated by multiple people and organizations, not just one.
That said, I believe that PP might be a good choice for basic anonymity. If, however, anonymity is a question of life and death for you, you may want to use something more robust.
Speaking of the Moonbat's comment (free vs. paid), I'd say that I wouldn't mind paying for good anonymity, as long as the payment method is anonymous, too. PP seems to offer a couple of payment options that are more or less anonymous. I'd strongly s***est not using any payment methods that may be linked to your personality, such as ****** cards.
The problem with TOR is that even though it runs through multiple servers and systems before reaching it's destination, it's NOT secure and your connection is NOT encrypted. With PP, utilizing OpenVPN or SSH Client, your internet is encrypted with AES-256, and a 40*6-bit RSA key. AES-256 is the same encryption the NSA confirmed is safe to use to encrypt Top Secret documents.
Now even though all your traffic is routed into one secure server for it's designated country in PP, the outgoing IP is never changing and is assigned to all other members who are utilizing the server. Hundreds of people will be using the same IP for browsing, downloading, etc.
Check this out for more info about TOR not being secure: [url]http://www.kudzuworld.com/blogs/Tech/2007*22*B.EN.aspx[/url]
nozf3r4tu
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Security & Privacy are a rare commodity in the web.
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Originally Posted by nozf*r4tu
Security & Privacy are a rare commodity in the web. Please Take a look at what i found floating around...
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Sorry, I don't see the vuln.
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The problem with TOR is that even though it runs through multiple servers and systems before reaching it's destination, it's NOT secure and your connection is NOT encrypted.
I'm afraid you didn't read the TOR overview and/or didn't look at its source code. See [url]http://www.torproject.org/overview.html.en[/url]. TOR does use robust encryption all the way from your computer through the exit node. The exit node, of course, decrypts the traffic, because otherwise, it wouldn't be able to communicate with the destination server you're connected to. If you don't believe this, install a packet sniffer and try to see any unencrypted content leaving your computer via a TOR link.
With PP, utilizing OpenVPN or SSH Client, your internet is encrypted with AES-256, and a 40*6-bit RSA key. AES-256 is the same encryption the NSA confirmed is safe to use to encrypt Top Secret documents.
For the sake of clarity and for the benifit of the community it should be noted that PP encrypts the link between your PC and the PP server. The traffic between the PP server and the destination server you're connected to is *not* encrypted, just like with TOR, for obvious reasons. Unless, of course, you're connecting to a Web server over SSL or to a POP box over TLS. I don't question the strength of PP encryption here. Even old Triple DES or CAST*28 would be good enough. Problem is, your traffic is unencrypted on some legs, and there is nothing you can do about it.
True. Does it completely thwart the possibility of traffic analysis and snooping? No.
TOR had weaknesses. I bet it has weaknesses even today. And it's true that anybody can become the exit node and hence snoop on your traffic. However, given the distributed and decentralized nature of the system, it's pretty damn good for anonymity. The author of the blog you're referring to tries to scare the readers. For example, he states that "More than *0% of TOR users do not encrypt" and gives a link to an article. One would probably think that he means that for *0% of TOR users, encryption between them and TOR nodes is not enabled for some reason. This is nonsense, of course. What the linked article actually says is that *0% of the users who use TOR don't use end-to-end encryption, such as SSL. Heck, I'm not surprised, *0% of ISPs still don't offer secure POP and secure SMTP to their ********s, despite that fact that turning on encryption for these daemons wouldn't cost them a penny.
Hey, nozf*r4tu, what the hell was that :-))) If someone hacked the server of these poor Perfect Privacy folks and sent greetings to all-nettools, it kind of makes us complicit... I really don't like this. If you know that guy, please convey my message to him. We don't want to be invloved in this.
Yusof: I don't know if this is a real screen shot, bit if it is, it illustrates how vulnerable cenrtalized systems may be.
dimitrii11
May be this Anonymity company is good alternative to TOR:
I understand your concern about using TOR over VPNs over the "life or death" scenario.
But basically **% of the people who would use VPN and have to worry for their safety would be using it for communication.
So imagine this scenario:
*) You connect to Kyrgyzstan VPN
2) You create local proxy chain of * servers scattered world wide, like indonesia, albania, bosna
*) You forward all your traffic through them and then establish your open source encryption chat.
How is this not enough to match tor's anonymity level?
vpnarea.com offers all that, locations in kyrgyzstan, malaysia, moldova, south africa, egypt, isle of man and many others, free list of private socks5 proxies with changed ports of access everyday included in membership,
proxy chain manager and even large list of opendns servers.
Regardless of what you think the VPN providers who keep logs and chances of those logs getting into the wrong hands are only the biggest ones like StrongVPN and HideMyAss (who already betrayed their ********s once publicly) and that's because they are originating from countries like UK and USA.
But I still think that VPN is more easy to use than TOR. Well,maybe I'm just used to it and I understand it fully than other networks.
The best available VPNs
Unfortunately, Tor is quite slow and it isn't as good as it seems...
If you need very fast, reliable, trustworthy, and cost-effective VPN, please visit youtube and find "how to change ip address alivebetter". Alternatively, you can google "how to browse the internet securely and anonymously alivebetter", and you will find the best possible solutions
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Think you might be referring to LogMeIn or GoToMyPC. Theyre now one and the same under the LogMeIn brand.
Didnt Windows used to have a remote management help app that ran as a service other than RDP? Or was that only accessible by MS techs?
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