RAMSES (Reconciling Adaptation, Mitigation and Sustainable Development for Cities) is a €5m FP7 research programme that aims to develop methods, tools and case studies to design strategies, quantify costs and evaluate the impacts of adaptation to climate change in cities.
The Newcastle University team, led by Professor Richard Dawson, have received €520k to (i) develop a high level climate risk assessment for European cities, (ii) extend existing urban integrated assessment modelling to include pluvial flooding, evaluation of impacts on the urban economy of extreme events, and air quality and health issues, (iii) apply (and adapt) our integrated assessment facility for new city case studies – including one international location, and (iv) test a range of adaptation strategies to identify how best to reduce risks in cities and inform the design of transitions to more sustainable urban environments.
The consortium is funded by the EU FP7 and led by PIK (Potsdam Institute for Climate Research) and includes the LSE (UK), Vlaamse Instelling voor Technologisch Onderzoek (VITO, Belgium), Institut du développement durable et des relations internationales (IDDRI, France), Fundación Tecnalia Research & Innovation (TECNALIA, Spain), Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet (NTNU, Norway), World Health Organisation Europe, T6 Ecosystems (Italy), ICLEI Local Governments for Sustainability, The Climate Centre (Belgium), Climate Media Factory (Germany) and Institut Veolia Environnement (France).


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Tampa International Airport Folks are pretty cool, when Hobbes the stuffed tiger got left behind, the airport folks made him feel at home until he was reunited with Cal..., I mean Owen.
Of course Owen was worried, so his mom called Tampa International to report the missing tiger. She discovered that the staff didn't just find Hobbes they also took him on an airport adventure. It's all on the Tampa International Facebook page.
Here he is with a Ramp Guy.
He helped deliver some luggage.
Hung around with some ladies who were looking at a computer screen.
Too bad he is too stuffed for gelato! Ha Ha Ha! Get it Stuffed? I kill myself!
And you can't take an airport tour without checking out the control tower!
Hobbes wanted to share his adventure with Owen so the man who gave him the tour, Airport Operations Manager Tony D'Aiuto paid for a picture book that he gave to Owen when the boy came home to Florida.
Tony, I don't know about Owen, But I Love You!


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Information security storage is necessary; without it, how would Amazon know what it is selling or what product recommendations to make? How could it store the shopper's credit card information to make purchases with a single click?
While consumers would like to think their credit card information, purchase history, and other personalized data is stored securely, that is not always the case. Authorized third parties, such as advertisers, can mine anonymized or aggregated data to still show targeted ads.
So now we have to deal with multiple parties looking at the data, some of which Party A can see, and some of which Party B can see, but not vice versa. Some of the data overlaps, some of it is anonymized, some of it is aggregated. How do you, as the business, keep track of it all? And of course there's PCI DSS, HIPAA, and SOX regulations to make sure you don't forget the compliance end.
So how is that kind of sensitive data encrypted?
Good question. Public key infrastructure (PKI), with certificates, public keys, private keys, strong encryption, and strong passphrases, is a well-known solution to protect data from outside malicious parties. It isn't simple, and it certainly is a non-trivial answer, but it is doable.
But if those solutions only protect the data from outsiders, then how do we keep the many insiders from compromising the data? Who's to say that partner companies or divisions that need access to the data for marketing, demographic, or legal purposes are handling it safely and securely?
Most of them don't do it well. Quite a few companies simply copy the information to a location for Party A and a separate location for Party B. That way each party gets one location to see data. But then you have to secure access for each party, and you now have multiple copies of the data to secure. In a recent conversation, a credit card company executive explained that they have 50–70 copies of each piece of data for this exact reason. Even anecdotally, that's horrific!
How do you securely store data?
Some security professionals have turned to hardware security modules. If Amazon Web Services is your game, then you can use CloudHSM. Amazon has Hardware Security Modules for cloud information security storage and transactional use. If on-premise hardware is more your style, vendors such as Safenet offers HSMs that you can purchase and use in your security storage ecosystem.
Will an HSM guarantee that data is secure? Of course not. Nothing is perfectly secure. (Except for a computer locked in a safe, at the bottom of a mile-deep mine, encased in concrete, and guarded by a battalion of marines. And turned off!) HSMs don't guarantee security; they help with the encryption, encrypted transmission, and compliance of data. That does indeed increase security (pretty significantly, actually), but it doesn't guarantee it.
After all, we did say that people look at the data. And people are the weakest link.
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A discreet artist, Pierre Deval was also known as the "Master of Orvès" in reference to his home, the Domaine d'Orvès, which vastly influenced his work. Instilled with an intimate and delicately-colourful atmosphere, his refined paintings showcase uncluttered landscapes and sensuous women.
Pierre Deval origins
The artist Pierre Deval is not easy to classify.
Born in Lyon, resettled in La Valette du Var from 1925 until his death, he is considered as Lyonnais by some and Provencal by others.
Similarly, his paintings are dual, seemingly "modern" among the Classics and "classic" among the Moderns.
Pierre Deval's destiny took shape very early on. He studied and worked in Fernand Cormon's studio in Paris and joined the Dada movement along with Breton, Tzara, and Aragon.
In 1921, at the age of 24, his work "Ariane", was exhibited at the Salon d'Automne and won the Jean-Julien Lemordant prize.
This success opened for him the doors of the villa Abd el Tif in Algiers, where he was a resident for two years and became friends with Albert Marquet.
Afterward, he lived for a while in Paris, traveled with Marquet, and got acquainted with some of the most illustrious "Fauves" and other great artists of the time such as Charles Camoin, Henri Charles Manguin, and Henri Matisse.
Pierre Deval. His style
In 1925, he settled permanently in the South of France, at the Château d'Orvès in La Valette du Var. The park is labelled today Jardin Remarquable.
Very quickly, Pierre Deval and his estate became one. So much so that Orvès ended up becoming an integral part of his work. Little by little, dazzled by the beauty of the area, Pierre Deval became an authentic Provencal painter.
His paintings are a true hymn to life. They are divided between luminous landscapes and women. He celebrates them with infinite subtlety in watercolor, oil or pastel, a style in which he excels. His canvases of a suave intimacy communicate happiness. A refined colorist, Pierre Deval is one of the greatest figurative painters of the 20th century.
Pierre Deval. His legacy
This artist, of model discretion, crosses the 20th century by voluntarily staying away from the renowned commercial circuits and the Parisian art circles. His withdrawal explains why he fell into relative obscurity. Fortunately, this trend has begun to reverse since the 2000s.
Rediscovered by the art market, he has been the subject of a major exhibition to celebrate his centenary. It was followed by two significant retrospectives: one in 1998 at the Musée de Toulon and the other in 1999 at the Maison Ravier in Morestel. His work is exhibited in museums in Luxembourg, Lyon, Mulhouse, Toulon, Narbonne, Algiers and Tokyo. Since 1987, Pierre Deval has been part of the Estades Gallery's permanent collection. His work is exhibited in the Gallery four locations in Paris, Lyon, Toulon, and Baden-Baden.
Pierre Deval. Price of an artwork by Pierre Deval
Pierre Deval : estimate
To determine the price of an oil on canvas, pastel or watercolour by Pierre Deval, art experts or auctioneers use a database and study the latest selling prices for similar works. They examine a set of precise criteria. Work dimension, theme, medium, material, the uniqueness of the work, and its condition are significant factors determining the artwork's price.
To estimate a work by an artist such as Pierre Deval, one will look for certain specific criteria:
These criteria will then be able to define the value of the work and the price at which it could be sold.
An oil on canvas by Pierre Deval sells between €4,000 and €18,000. A pastel between €2,000 and €16,000, and a watercolour between €1,000 and €4,000.
Pierre Deval. Buy or sell an artwork by Pierre Deval
If you wish to buy or sell a work by Pierre Deval, several options are available to you:
Auction sales are appreciated because they bring you the opportunity to get artworks at a competitive price. They can also be an opportunity to buy lots and series.
However, this process requires a serious commitment on your part.
A private sale between individuals allows for a more personal and confidential transaction with a gallery owner or a professional art expert. They will guide you through the process. Their expertise and tailor-made advice will help you complete this exceptional purchase.
The Estades Gallery brings you the opportunity to acquire major works by Pierre Deval,
whether print, drawing, original signed lithograph, oil on canvas, gouache, watercolour, pastel. Beyond buying and selling art, the Estades gallery will offer you expert advice and guide you in your art investment, whether you are an enthusiastic amateur or a dedicated collector.
Pierre Deval. Value of his work
To understand the value of a contemporary artist such as Pierre Deval, it is necessary to take into account some parameters. First one must evaluate the technique used by the artist, painting, sculpture, drawing, lithography.
In art, if there are as many artists as there are media, price ranges can also be surprising.
In some cases, works by an artist like Pierre Deval can range from a few hundred euros to several thousand euros, sometimes more. Art lovers, collectors, regular buyers, or investors are often startled by such price differences. Is it justified?
To assess an artwork by Pierre Duval, one must use some criteria: the artist notoriety his impact in art history, his boldness, creativity, inventiveness, his recognition by his peers, by art experts, gallery owners, specialized cultural institutions, reputable auction houses, the uniqueness of the work, the creation date (some periods of an artist's career are more valuable than others), the medium and technique, etc.
Pierre Deval. Authentication
Do you own an artwork signed by Ben? The signature is the first step in its authentication. Unfortunately, "signed" and "authenticated" do not necessarily add up because a signature can be reproduced.
Many artists, like Damien Colcombet, have their signature forged. A certificate of authenticity is required to sell the work on the art market and get the best price. An expert specializing in the artists' work or a gallery owner needs to sign the certificate of authenticity.
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Return From The Dead
Published in Eve Magazine, UK
It's the earliest photo I have of myself. Blonde scruff-haired mop, pulled up at the front; square sunglasses—the photo is black and white, but the glasses, I remember, had a pink edge. My legs, like rugby players legs, are stuck out from a faux Mary Quant dress: polka dots, wide pockets; my mouth is flattened out, I can see that behind the sunglasses I am frowning, and in my hand I'm carrying a brown school case. I am four years old and this is the first photo of me. There are no baby shots of me kicking my feet in the air, none of me as a wide eyed toddler, stumbling through my early steps. This photo marks an awakening: my mother, unseen behind the camera, returned to me, as though risen from the dead.
My mother died on the operating table. I have always known this, the way that children of other families know that Grandpa didn't come back from the war, or that Auntie Maud was never quite right after that lovely man jilted her. Each family has a set of stories, some happy, some sad—and this was one of ours. My mother died and she came back from the dead. She's one of those women, my mother, who's always dancing, full of music; someone who makes people laugh. Not someone who would try to kill herself.
Like many women in the late sixties, the love revolution had passed my mother by. Instead, she was tucked inside brick walls, caring for four children while her husband lived out various alternate lives with a range of mistresses. When she fell pregnant with her fifth child—me—he spent more and more time away. Giving birth, let's face it, is never a ball of laughs, and this one of the less hilarious deliveries. Afterwards, my mother was unable to breastfeed, unable—she said later—to gather any sense of joy from anything. Her husband, my father, spent almost all his time away, and when he was home he was—well, unpredictable. The kind of unpredictable that leaves bruises.
In those days, health visitors didn't come knocking, checking up on young mothers. The term 'post-natal depression' had yet to be coined, let alone enter into common usage. Certainly, women of my mother's generation—expected to buck up, to get on with it, to stop making such a fuss—were prescribed astonishingly high doses of 'powders'—seemingly harmless headache powders which promised to give you a little lift. Valium, too, was prescribed happily. And when everything got too much, these women were hospitalised, often given Electro-Convulsive Therapy, or 'shock treatment'. So, this is the way it was for my mother, Terri. Children as sole company, and a deepening depression, the certainty that her children would be better without her—cared for by a kindly aunt—and that she would be better gone.
It was my sister who found her—sprawled in the living room, one hand still holding a powder. I was the screaming toddler, still tucked into my cot, my nappy sodden as I dangled over the wooden bars, my cries unheard. Perhaps it's more truthful to say 'she'—I have no memory of myself as this toddler, can barely associate her with me. My mother, though, sprawled on the floor, her heart slowing to stillness, my sister screaming, running outside, the screen door banging, screaming for the neighbours, for my father, for anyone—I feel, oddly, as though I remember this, that I can still see it.
My father made it home, the neighbour organised an ambulance, and my mother was rushed to the hospital half an hour away. She was wheeled into the operating room; her stomach pumped, a cardiac compression on her chest. Her heart stopped beating for over one minute. Measurable brain activity stops at twenty seconds. The young doctor told my father that his wife would not be returning, not ever. The cardio-pulmonary resuscitation had not worked and my mother was declared dead. It was only after my father left the hospital that her heart began beating again. She was in a coma for two weeks. Recovering was, of course, merely the beginning of becoming well again: I was sent to live with an aunt, until I was a blonde pre-schooler. When my mother returned to me, I didn't know who she was.
When I began writing my fourth novel, Captain Starlight's Apprentice, at the moment I knew that there was a woman in the novel who was in a coma, I knew that there was one woman who could tell me about that state. I flew across the world to sit in my mother's living room, in a coastal town in Australia, and asked her to tell me the truth.
"I could see myself, as a shadow, in the operating room, could see the doctors. I didn't want to leave my children, but I really believed you'd all be better without me. It's a terrible disease, depression."
I put my hand on her knee, and she paused. We have been over this, many times. She went on: "There was a path, and I was traveling down it. I wasn't frightened. There were rocks, water, a path down the middle. The rocks were dark—I can still see them—and sharp, and the water was on the other side, with light on it. It looked—it was beautiful, and there was a voice telling me I was fine, I would be cared for. The water—it sounded like a baby crying. When I heard the baby sound, I knew I couldn't stay there. I had to come back." Of the weeks in the coma, she remembers little but says she could hear voices, and feel the touch of hands. She was in two worlds, she says, and is unsure that one is more 'true' than the other. There is a theory, I tell her, that these visions are physiological: as oxygen cuts off, random images flash into the brain. My mother shakes her head: to her, she inhabited that place as clearly as she inhabits her home, and it was the call of her children which brought her back.
I'm grateful that it did, and that her life became one of laughter. In the photo, I have my suitcase at the ready, setting out for a journey. My mother's visions mean that I have no fear of that final journey; as far as I can tell, neither does she.


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Thunder Among the Leaves () is a 1958 Argentine drama film directed by Armando Bó, starring himself, Isabel Sarli, Ernesto Báez and Andrés Laszlo. The screenplay by Paraguayan writer Augusto Roa Bastos was based on his short story . Set in Paraguay, the story is about a strike at a sawmill.

The first film to feature full frontal nudity in Latin American cinema, Thunder Among the Leaves scandalized audiences and became a major box office success on the continent. It rocketed Sarli to stardom and is now considered a cult classic.

Synopsis
The arrival of the boss's young wife unearths laborer tensions accumulated after many years of deprivation and maltreatment. The story is a social drama about the exploitation of man.

Cast

Armando Bó as Julio Guillén
Isabel Sarli as Flavia Forkel
Andrés Laszlo as Max Forkel
Ernesto Báez as Capanga
Félix Ribero
Luis Leguisamón
Eladio Martínez
Leandro S. Cacavelos
Roque Centurión Miranda
Aníbal Romero
Matías Ferreira Díaz
Javier Franco
Alejo Vargas
Nieves Esquivel
Tabú
Adolfo Cuellar
Luis Guastalla
Kika Da Silva
Manuel E. B. Argüello
Guillermo Ketterer
Rafael Rojas Doria
Amador García
César Alvarez Blanco

Production
Sarli's inclusion in the film was inspired by Brigitte Bardot's role in And God Created Woman. Thunder Among the Leaves was filmed with the same camera used in Leopoldo Torres Ríos' Pelota de trapo in 1948 and Leopoldo Torre Nilsson's Días de odio in 1954.

During principal photography, Bó convinced Sarli to get naked in a scene in which she bathed in a lake though he had told her earlier that she would wear a flesh-colored bodystocking. Although Bó told Sarli they would shoot from afar, the camera lens had magnification.

Reception

Critic Gustavo J. Castagna felt that the aesthetic of Thunder Among the Leaves was reminiscent of the social commentary films by Hugo del Carril and Mario Soffici. Critic Sergio Wolf described Bó's films during this time as serial and each followed the generic pattern described by Arnold Hauser: the exaggerated and sharp, the harsh and exotic. Wolf said that Thunder Among the Leaves exhibits this pattern when Julio, who has nothing to lose, lets his passion boil over and rapes Flavia.

The film was a highly controversial box-office success. Argentine newspaper La Nación wrote in 1969 that the film left an extraordinary international mark and was one of Argentina's biggest blockbusters over recent years. In November 1958, The News and Courier reported that "a saucy Latin lass has smashed South American box office records with the most daring dunking since Hedy Lamarr disrobed to fame in Ecstasy." The movie's premiere in Montevideo, Uruguay, broke box office records, and Sarli's bath scene "rocked some Latin American capitals". In April 1959 Brian Bell of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette wrote, "There was nothing particularly exciting about the movie except Miss Sarli, in a birthday suit swimming scene. It was a box office smash in South America." However, Sarli was panned by fellow filmmakers for the nude scene.

Cultural impact

The film featured Isabel Sarli in her first starring role and made her a sex symbol. It also marked the beginning of her partnership with Armando Bó. The partnership spanned almost three decades and made numerous sexploitation films. Now considered a classic, the bath scene was the first one to feature full frontal nudity in Argentine cinema, and in all of Latin America. The News and Courier wrote "the opening in Buenos Aires was hailed as the start of a new era for Argentina's movie industry" after the end of Juan Perón's service as president and his propaganda techniques. Thunder Among the Leaves was the star vehicle for Sarli and made her and Bó internationally renowned. The nude scene, particularly, is said to have "[sparked] her star phenomena". The scandal caused by it attracted the international press and Sarli soon appeared in publications such as Time and Life. The film made her popular and at the premiere of her second film with Bó, Sabaleros (1959), a crowd of young fans mobbed her as she got to the cinema, ripped her dress and broke through a police cordon, which caused Sarli to faint twice. The Star-Banner reported "Buenos Aires moviegoers could not remember a more surprising and delirious reception for an Argentine movie actress."

See also

1958 in film
List of Argentine films of 1958
Nudity in film

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1958 films
Argentine drama films
Argentine black-and-white films
Films about rape
Films directed by Armando Bó
Films shot in Paraguay
Nudity and protest
1950s Spanish-language films
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Family, Kids & Yourself, Live Consciously, Mindfulness & Meditation
Why Cultivating Self-Worth Leads to Healthier Choices (and How to Do It)
By Jolene Boris, NLC
Our human minds are tricky when it comes to making changes and breaking habits.
One big factor that impacts our ability to make healthy food choices, for example, is how we measure our self-worth. How we feel about ourselves and the emotions we associate around food and diet are complex, so self-worth's impact on our health and weight-maintenance is subtle yet powerful.
For example, It is a shared experience to fall victim to measuring one's self-worth based on the number on a scale. To counter that, in the Nutritious Life Studio community (which you automatically are a part of after you become Nutritious Life Certified!), we actively support clients to expand their sense of self beyond that. We eat well to serve our bodies and advocate for that feeling of worthiness that says "we all deserve to feel good, and food can be our best ally in that pursuit."
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Strengthening your ability to show up for yourself and sustain self-worth may help you in making healthy life changes.
But how do you get there?
How to Cultivate Self-Worth
Metta meditation was brought to the West by renowned Buddhist teacher Sharon Salzberg. It gives us an opportunity to honor our pursuit of self-resilience and renewal by offering ourselves blessings.
Select a time of day that works best for you to sit comfortably, in a relaxed way, with your eyes closed for five to ten minutes in a quiet space. Gently repeat these blessings to yourself with an intention to let go of analysis or expectation. Dedicating yourself to this practice for five to ten minutes daily will help sustain a strong foundation. Please feel free to incorporate these blessings in other moments throughout the day, when you have time for a moment of reflection.
May I be happy
May I be safe
May I be healthy
May I be at ease in my heart
This may feel awkward to you if you're someone who's self-critical and is always taking care of others, but as you build your self-worth, you'll enhance your ability to serve others in a more fulfilling and balanced way. These blessings will also help you illuminate self-criticizing thoughts and challenge flawed theories of who you are. In the end, the practice of positive well-wishing may strengthen your will to show up for yourself and make healthier choices daily.
It will also begin to open your heart in a way that invites positive change. The blessings upend the negative script you've written about yourself, and eventually, the negative thoughts lose power—that's what I wish for you.
In truth, the judgy voice inside you gets quieter, and from that state of positive self-worth, you'll be empowered to make healthy choices.
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Q: Decomposition of socle of a ring My question is divided by two:
"(1) Is the right socle $S_r$ of an arbitrary unital ring $R$ is decomposed as $S_r=S_1\bigoplus S_2$, where $S_1$ is the sum of all the nilpotent minimal right ideals, and $S_2$ is the sum of all the idempotent minimal right ideals?
(2) Is it true that $S_1^2=0$?"
Thanks for any help!

A: Partial answer is as follows:
Claim:

Given two nilpotent minimal (nonzero) right ideals $S, T$, we have $ST=0$.

Proof of this goes as follows: $ST$ is a right ideal contained in $SR=S$, which is a minimal right ideal, so either $ST=0$ or $ST=S$. But in the latter case, it follows that $0=S\cdot 0=S(TT)=(ST)T=ST$, contradiction. Thus, we necessarily have $ST=0$.
This shows that $S_1^2=0,$ and that any sub-ideal of $S_1$ is nilpotent (more precisely, that any $S \leq S_1$ satisfies $S^2=0$).
Now, $S_2$ together with $S_1$ clearly generate $S_r$, so one has to only show that $S_1 \cap S_2=0$. So assume $X=S_1 \cap S_2\neq 0$. Then $X$ is a submodule of the semisimple module $S_2,$ hence it contains a simple submodule $0 \neq T$. Then $T \leq S_1$, hence $T^2=0$. If one shows that $(*)$ any minimal right ideal in $S_2$ still has to be idempotent, then we are done, because $T$ would have to be both nilpotent and idempotent.
However, I am not sure about the claim $(*)$: neither about how to prove it, nor whether it actually holds.

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A Year Through The Lens: Day 301 – Target acquired.
Early bird gets the worm, or bug as the case may be here. Low tide on the mud flats of the Esplanade. Sandpipers were homing in on their targets. Namely breakfast of bugs and crabs. Very few escaped this hungry little fellow this morning. He was getting in quick because at 7am it had already hit the 30s. It's been a hot week, and think going to continue past the weekend; yeah!
Day 302 – Morning mud.
Day 300 – Only have eyes for you.
Day 298 – Summer Storms.
Day 297 – Australia Day.
Day 296 – Dancing clouds.
Day 295 – Nothing but Grey skies.
Day 294 – Colours thru raindrops.
Day 293 – Hello wet season.
Day 292 – On the Inlet.
Day 291 – Let the bells ring.
Day 289 – Living on the edge.
Day 288 – Nature's cracker.
Day 287 – Got my Eye on you.
Day 286 – Welcome home.
Day 285 – Story Bridge.
Day 283 – Don't go chasing waterfalls.
Day 282 – Hello/Goodbye Bangkok.
Day 281 – Rooftop delights.
Day 279 – Yangon skyline.
Day 278 – Balancing act.
Day 277 - Floating sunsets.
Day 276 – Monastery walls.
Day 275 – Smiles, sunshine, tea.
Day 274 - Village Life.
Day 273 – Starry nights.
Day 271 – Oh no!
Day 272 – Corridors of life.
Day 270 – Breaking dawn.
Day 269 – Sunset magic.


The straight grain looks nice. A bit like the top of an acoustic guitar. Maybe stain or tint it. Let the world see it.
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Also, there's a lot of charm in knowing it was hand made, not made "perfect" by a computer.
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I routed the neck pocket to the final depth: 0.652'' or 16,5 mm. It fits tight !
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I want to use a transparent (poly-urethan or nitro ?) lacquer as a finish. Do I need some kind of filler to treat the wood first, with a sanding sealer or something like that ? Or will some layers of lacquer, and sanding with different grits after each layer, do ?
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I guess this'll do: Z Poxy Resin Filler. Any thoughts ?
That's the stuff. I use drywall putty that I darken with a deep brown dye.
Edit: Seal it first then fill it.
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If you want it smooth, then I guess you should fill it. Some like it when you can see and feel the minor irregularities of wood. Some don't.
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Z Poxy does both, I heard.
My mate has made up his mind and decided: the colour will be Butterscotch Blonde Transparent. As close to the Dusty Hill Signature as possible. We only don't like artificial reliced guitars, so he's just gonna play the hell out of it to give it that road-worn look, LOL. It will be a brand new looking body, I hope.
So: seal & fill with Z-Poxy Resin PT-41, and finish it with nitro Butterscotch Blonde. Maybe I have to add a full transparent layer to polish it to a beautiful shine.
But first I have to route the controls cavity in the back, and sand that side too.
I routed the control knob cavity in the back, and made a cover for it.
First I routed the cavity.
The edge for the cover. I had to make a new template for that, with a better shape than the cavity.
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... and sanding again ... and sanding ... and ..
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It's nice wood to work with, considering this is my first wood body ever.
About the colour: my mate wants to go as close as possible to the Dusty Hill style bass look. I hope the stain will be visible trough the butterscotch lacquer; it's transparent.
I like the basic look a lot.
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The results of today. I noticed after finishing that the controls on the original DH Signature are located much higher on the body; I used the template of a regular '51 P-bass to locate the knobs on mine. I never realised the difference ... Well ... I can live with it.
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Do you think applying a layer (or more) of some oil (Tru Oil) to the wood before spraying the butterscotch nitro will brighten the grain more than just nitro ? I already found that nitro can go over Tru Oil.
And if so, do I use the Z-Poxy before or after applying the oil ?
The neck fits very tight in the neckpocket. There's no movement at all to the right or left.
When I align the neck, there's a difference in alignment of about 1 or 1,5 mm at the bridge, compared to the centerline.
What would you do ? Mount the bridge in alignment with the neck as it fits now, or give the neck a little space in the pocket and align it spot on to the centerline ?
I'd mount the bridge in line with the neck as is if the fit is good and it's only 1.5 mm out - I don't think anyone will ever know!
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Lubbesthorpe – civil parish w Anglii, w Leicestershire, w dystrykcie Blaby. W 2001 civil parish liczyła 69 mieszkańców. Lubbesthorpe jest wspomniana w Domesday Book (1086) jako Lupestorp.

W 2017 roku rozpoczęto budowę wsi targowej (market village) New Lubbesthorpe. Docelowo ma zostać zbudowanych i zasiedlonych 4000 domów. Według danych z 26 sierpnia 2022 zasiedlonych było 651 domów.

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Top 7 Graphics Cards under INR 5000
by Yadullah Abidi
5:00 pm IST | October 28, 2019 1:58 pm IST | October 28, 2019
A graphics card or GPU is the most important component of your PC should you decide to run any heavy multimedia such as gaming or 4k video. Having a good GPU can not only give you some really nice FPS during gaming sessions, but it'll also take off a lot of processing load from your CPU.
The downside is cost. Good GPUs are really heavy on the wallet. If you decide to go with the latest and greatest, you'll pile yourself a high bill real quick.
However, not everyone is looking for a top-of-the-line gaming PC. For those of you who're looking for a slight performance bump and are a bit casual about their K/D ratios, here are seven GPUs under INR 5000.
P.S GPUs are expensive and as unfortunate as it is, there's no way around this. These GPUs won't be able to give you top of the line performance. Instead, these are meant as small upgrades to older/mid-spec PCs to keep them alive.
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MSI GeForce GT 710
Price: INR ~3000
The GeForce GT is a tiny card that packs in quite a punch. You get 2 gigs of DDR3 graphics memory clocked at 810MHz along with the GT 610 graphics engine. The card has an HDMI and a DVI port for connectivity.
Now while this isn't exactly mind-boggling by modern standards, considering that you can pick this card up at Amazon.in for only around INR 3000 makes this a good deal. Older games will run without any problems and you should be able to run some modern titles at low settings as well. However, take that with a pinch of salt.
One benefit is that it runs with a heatsink rather than a fan. So if you're a fan of fan-less systems (see what I did there), this is worth checking out.
You can buy the MSI GeForce GT 710 at Amazon here
Galax GeForce GT 1030 EXOC White
Price: INR 5000
The GT 1030 is the lowest in the line of the previous generation 10-series GPUs by Nvidia. In fact, it doesn't even qualify for the GTX tag that separates Nvidia's gaming card lineup.
However, it's still a decent card. You get 2GB of SDDR4 memory clocked at 1151MHz base and with 64-bit memory bus. There is an HDMI port and a DVI one for connectivity.
The biggest advantage here is for older PCs as the card doesn't require PCIe power. You can just plug it into your old power supply and you're good to go. Also, the half-height, single-slot profile will help in fitting this card into smaller cabinets.
You can buy the Galax GeForce GT 1030 EXOC White on Amazon here
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ASUS AREZ-PH-RX550
A bit of an upgrade from the last one, Asus's Arez card is based on the Radeon RX-550 and delivers excellent performance for the price.
You get 2 gigs of DDR5 graphics memory clocked at 6000MHz, a 64-bit memory bus, DirectX12 support, freesync and 4k support as well. Now sure this won't be able to tear through any game you throw at it but that feature list is impressive for the price.
You have the standard HDMI and DVI ports for connectivity. The size is a bit weird, so you might have issues fitting this card if you have a particularly narrow case, otherwise, it makes for a solid sell.
You can buy the Asus Arez-PH-RX550 on Amazon here
Leoie Independent GTX750Ti
We're wading into the 'China' territory here. The card is based on the Nvidia GTX 750Ti and promises some pretty impressive performance.
So you get 2GB DDR5 graphics memory clocked at 650MHz. There arīe DirectX12 support, 64-bit memory lane and PCIe Express 2.0 as well. With these specs, you should have some fairly decent GPU performance at hand.
There is an HDMI, a DVI and a VGA port for connection, so I guess its got you covered on the connectivity front for sure. Apart from that, if the card actually turns out to be exactly as advertised, it's a pretty good deal.
You can buy the Leoie Independent GTX750Ti on Amazon here
Gigabyte GeForce GV-N730SL
Another Nvidia card on the list, this one's based on the GT 730.
Again, you get 2 gigs of DDR5 memory clocked at 902MHz with a 64-bit memory bus. You'll also get DirectX12 support, dual-link DVI-D/HDMI/D-Sub and it has PCIe Express 2.0 support as well. However, you will need a 300 watt+ power supply to run this card properly.
On the performance front, expect decent mid-range performance. You might even be able to touch modern AAA titles with low settings on a lower resolution.
You can buy the Gigabyte GeForce GV-N730SL on Amazon here
Sapphire Radeon R5 230
Here's one on the lower end of the spectrum. And by the lower end, I mean literally, the lower end.
You get a staggering 2 gigs of DDR3 memory clocked at 625MHz. There's a DVI, HDMI and a VGA port for connectivity and that's pretty much it. Don't expect much out of this card. It's meant as a means to keep your dusty old dying PC alive.
The card itself is obsolete. However, if you can manage to find drivers for it and get it running, there's still some punch left in it. But hey, this one is as cheap as graphics cards get.
You can buy the Sapphire Radeon R5 230 here
Inno3D GT710
Here's another one based on the GT 710. This one is a bit cheaper, however.
The spec sheet is pretty much the same. You get 2GB of DDR3 graphics memory clocked at around 700 MHz. This one's far from modern but will get the job done especially for older PCs. If you're looking for something very basic and very cheap that can do some light weight lifting or run two monitors, this one's it.
You can buy the Inno3D GT710 on Amazon here
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On December 22, 2011, the day of the winter solstice, FAOU foundation held a ceremonial performance by artist Mariko Mori on Miyako Island, Japan. The purpose of this event was to express the importance of us sharing our surroundings with the earth and to present the concept of earth-consciousness.
PRIMAL RHYTHM | directed by Leonardo Pellegatta, commissioned by FAOU Foundation.


Mexico is a beautiful vacation destination offering something for everyone, and MEXcation provides all the useful information you need for your next vacation to Mexico. We will gather and post articles about everything that can help you plan the ultimate vacation to Mexico; including saving money when booking your hotel. Our hotel search engine will find the best and cheapest hotel rates, by searching through hundreds of the top hotel booking sites.
Browse the Top Mexican Vacation Destinations and find the best deals on everything from All Inclusive Luxury Resorts in Riviera Maya, Luxury Boutique Villa Hotels in Sayulita to cheap budget hotels in Mexico City.
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There are many types of hotels and resorts to choose from in Mexico. Everything from adults only all-inclusive, budget hotels, family-friendly hotels, to eco-friendly hotels. MEXcation gives you the best rates for every type of hotel in any destination.
Adults only luxury resorts have become increasingly more popular as it's own separate category of hotels. Mexico offers a vast selection of all-inclusive hotels and resorts that are rated adult only. Riviera Maya, the Caribbean area of Mexico, is the most visited vacation destination in Mexico where Playa del Carmen and Cancun draws in millions of visitors every year. A great deal of the adults only resorts features 5-star luxury accommodations, and caters almost exclusively to couples. The adults only vacation hotels are perfect for a romantic weekend getaway, or to celebrate a special occasion such as honeymoon, birthday, and anniversaries. Start planning your next romantic luxury vacation, with that special someone. Simply pick your desired destination and search the hotel or resort that will be the setting for an unforgettable romantic vacation in Mexico.
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Booking an all-inclusive resort in Mexico is an excellent choice when you are planning your next family vacation, honeymoon, group getaways, or a romantic couples escape. It makes planning a travel budget so much easier. All-inclusive hotels and resorts can be found all over Mexico, but Riviera Maya and the Caribbean part of Mexico is a favorite vacation spot for many travelers. Cancun and Playa del Carmen are among the most visited places and draw in millions of visitors every year. Most all-inclusive resorts cater towards a certain type of crowd and are perfect for families or groups of friends. The main thing is location, location, location when looking for the perfect family-friendly all-inclusive resort. Start with the activities and places you want to see and find a good all-inclusive hotel nearby.
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Stephanie Watts earns Gatorade Player of the Year honors
Weddington's Stephanie Watts has been named Gatorade Player of the Year in North Carolina.
The PDQ Holiday Classic all-tournament team. From left: Kelsi Mahoney, Stephanie Watts, Sydni Bickford.
Author: WCNC Staff
Published: 3/12/2015 9:27:17 AM
Updated: 9:27 AM EDT March 12, 2015
To view a list of other Gatorade Players of the Year by state, click here.
THE WINNER: Stephanie Watts
School: Weddington (Matthews, N.C.)
Grade: Senior
Height: 5-foot-10
Athletic achievement: She averaged 29.1 points, 8.8 rebounds, 6.1 assists, 4.7 steals and 2.4 blocks per game this past season, leading the Warriors (29-2) to the Class 3A regional finals. A McDonald's All-American Game and Jordan Brand Classic selection, Watts shot 45.6 percent from the field, 40.9 percent from 3-point range and 75.3 percent from the free-throw line. Also a two-time returning First Team All-State honoree, Watts' 3-point total of 156 in 2014-15 set a single-season state record. This past summer, she received an invite to the 2014 USA Basketball Women's U18 National Team Trials.
Academic excellence: Watts has maintained a 3.63 weighted GPA.
Exemplary character: She has donated her time locally as a youth basketball instructor at camps and on behalf of Carolina Courts, a year-round basketball and volleyball training facility.
THE PRAISE
"I've never felt as helpless as a coach when we play against her, because she is simply that much better of an athlete than everyone else on the floor," said Joel Allen, head coach of rival Cuthbertson High. "She's the most dominant high school player of any sport of any gender that I have ever seen with my own two eyes, and I've seen a lot of talented players up close in our area over the last decade in football, basketball, baseball and softball."
THE FUTURE: Watts has signed with North Carolina.
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That's what Erin Stewart said during the Sept. 28 New Britain mayoral debate and she's right.
New Britain voters — no matter whether they are Democrats, Republicans, Independents or Libertarians — need forward-thinking people like Erin who don't look to the past for scapegoats.
Getting the job done is what we want! Erin Stewart gets it and drove that point home during the debate.
Higher taxes drive families and businesses out of New Britain, yet our current mayor raised our taxes. Need proof of the tax hike? Erin produced her tax bill. She held the bill up for the crowd to see. She held it up for the mayor to see. The mayor put his head down.
It was a grand slam that the mayor had no answers for. Nice hit, Erin! Keep telling the truth and you will be our next mayor.
These letters were originally published in the New Britain Herald.


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Onisimus affinis är en kräftdjursart som beskrevs av Hansen 1887. Onisimus affinis ingår i släktet Onisimus och familjen Uristidae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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How is the environment impacted by people's religious views?
Which are the most environmentally aware: Muslims, Christians or Seculars?
Are the opinions about the environment risk factors affected by afterlife and divine intervention beliefs?
The study was an exploratory mixed methods study. Its purpose was to investigate if there are any differences in the pro-environmental values and beliefs of Christians, Muslims and Secular (non-religious) people in UK. Mind that all the data is not collected due to our long experience in rubbish removal in London for over 5 years but is taken from different sources.
Climate change is this century's biggest danger to humanity, some could argue. Both national and regional governments are under rising pressure to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases. For example the UK government has committed itself to reducing emissions of greenhouse gases with 80% by 2050 (compared to the 1990 levels). Public opinion will certainly affect the construction, speed and permission of projects that concern the environment directly. People's perceptions are influenced by their values, beliefs, attitudes and last, but not least religious views. In UK the biggest religious communities are Christians – about 33 million or almost 60 % and Muslims – close to 3 million or almost 5 %. It is expected that world religions like Christianity and Islam would impact perceptions differently. More specifically, it would impact environmental issues and their potential solutions, especially if these solutions necessitate some interference with nature.
The Americans describing themselves as non-religious, are more likely to claim to be the most alarmed by the climate change and have the strongest intentions to behave in a more sustainable way. Other studies support that claim, as secularists seem to be supporting environment regulation and engage more heavily in such issues. Even so, pro-environmental trends have been demonstrated by the Western Christianity, mostly outside America. For example the Anglican church's declaration "The five Marks of Mission" concerns the safeguard of ecological integrity and Earth's renewal and sustenance. Yet, the values of Christians are diverse as it comes to the environment. The various aspects of the creation narratives are emphasised by different traditions.
There are theological, ethical and philosophical overlaps with the environmentalism in the Islam, that prompted Whitford and Wong to create the hypotheses, that there is greater environmentalism in Muslim communities than in Christian communities. The Muslim Khatri Association and The Islamic Foundation for Ecology and Environmental Sciences (IFEES) are great examples of Islamic environmental campaigns in UK.
All three groups, addressed in the research evinced their opinion that humans bear responsibility toward the environment and it's protection. The theocentric beliefs of the Christians and Muslims corresponded, that they believe humans have the responsibility to care for creation – a God-given role. The focus was on the promotion of harmony and stewardship.
The view of the secular participants was contrasting. They see mainly in evolutionary terms the relationship between the environment and us, humans and reject the notion of divine creation.
Considered a blessing in both Christianity and Islam is the family and especially if it's a larger one. That creates a clear separation between religious and secular participants when it comes to the subjects of population control and family planning.
In conclusion, although all analyzed groups were pro-environment, the reasons they were tuned that way varied. The concepts about the relations between environment and humans seem to be shaped by religious beliefs. Muslim and Christian participants were indicating divine creation and that our planet's preservation is a God given responsibility, albeit secular participants were much more evolutionary orientated and took the responsibility to co-exist with other species and self-regulate.


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Monthly Blog
2012 JOURNAL ARCHIVE
How does that song go? "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year."
December proved the ditty correct, at least for me. Two weeks were spent in Lyon performing American music. A festival had been devised around my arrival this season and I thought it would be a good idea for musicians and audience to get to know me through some of the music created in the States.
More than 6,000 miles separated conducting engagements in January. At least it was only one flight between Detroit and Tokyo, so the 14-hour trip was not unbearable. When you are dealing with a 14-hour time change, no amount of preparation can offset jet lag.
After some time off, the New Year found the DSO playing in suburbia. This was the official start of the new "Neighborhood" series. Over the course of four months, we will play in six venues. Among the lessons learned during the strike was how many people simply found it difficult to make the trip downtown for concerts in Orchestra Hall. The superiority of acoustics and sightlines made no difference to a surprisingly large segment of the community.
It has been my habit to more or less inform readers of my comings and goings during a given month. This time I am going to start in the middle, dealing with a musical issue.
There are not many pieces from the standard canon that I have not conducted. Usually, after a first try, I either keep the work and try to program it again, or I drop it from my repertoire. At this point in my life, I have the good fortune to pick and choose what I want to do.
Berlin, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Hannover, Munich, Friedrichshafen, Heidelberg, and Vienna. Almost enough for a German baseball team. This was a tour schedule that took me to all these places over the course of 9 days. Everything went well but you would never have known it from the way this European jaunt started.
It had been more then two months since I last saw my orchestra in Lyon. I looked forward to seeing everyone and of course, making music with the musicians. But I had to get there first and as this trip began, I felt the exasperation of international travel once again.
"You're baddass!"
These two words were spoken to me following a concert in one of Detroit's suburbs. A young woman came up to me, looked me in the eyes and that is what she said.
After figuring out that this was a compliment, I realized that perhaps there are ways to reach the younger generation that I had not yet contemplated. Was it our performance of the "New World" Symphony? Perhaps it was because we were playing in a Temple.
MAY 2012: Kid Rock and Roll Over Beethoven
The question on everyone's lips was, "What is this going to be like?"
The answer was, "Fabulous."
Over the years I have done my share of concerts with acts from the popular music culture. It started when I was the assistant conductor in Saint Louis. We had a series devoted to the earliest attempts at crossover, performing with diverse artists such as the New York Rock and Roll Ensemble, B. B. King and Odetta. Symphonic Rock was in evidence with the work of Emerson, Lake and Palmer, the Beatles and Pink Floyd. Metallica had a show arranged by Michael Kamen.
Winding down a season usually means that the overall pace slackens a bit. Not this time.
The first week of May was relatively calm, with only one set of concerts in Detroit at Orchestra Hall. My brother joined us for a performance of the Korngold Cello Concerto, written for our mother more than 60 years ago! Fred and I have always enjoyed doing this piece together and everyone was caught up not only with the story behind the story, but the performance as well. It was also a rare opportunity for the two of us to catch up. Usually this is limited to a quick bite to eat when I am in New York.
The Korngold was written for the film Deception and another piece on the program, Tristan and Isolde Fantasy, was composed for the 1946 drama Humoresque. The unusual scoring for violin and piano solo with orchestra was what composer Franz Waxman came up with for the moment when Joan Crawford walks into the ocean and kills herself. On this occasion it was played by our acting concertmaster Kim Kennedy and pianist Cameron Smith. No one was harmed in the presentation of this piece.
LATE JUNE 2012
We are just about a month away from the publication of Conducting Business on July 24. Amadeus Press has graciously allowed me to post the introductory chapter. I hope this makes some of you interested to read more.
There will come a time when you believe everything is finished. That will be the beginning. — Louis L'Amour
There is an old joke about the audience member who comes up to the conductor after a performance. Having heard a full program, she says, "That was lovely. What do you do for a living?"
Wrapping up seasons is an occasion to reflect on what has been done or accomplished over the past months. In this case, my first year as music director in Lyon had to be measured as a fine success. But before I led the last two weeks of concerts there, I had one wonderful week in my old stomping grounds.
The National Orchestral Institute has been around for 25 years. It is centered at the University of Maryland in College Park. In some ways it reminds me a little of the New World Symphony in Miami, where I conducted earlier this season. The orchestra is comprised primarily of college age musicians of the highest caliber. They gather for almost four weeks to make music with different conductors and mentors from the leading orchestras in this country.
As I write this, we are less than a week from the publication of Conducting Business. The first copies are now in my hands and it looks very good. There was just the slightest tremble in my hand as I ripped open the box containing the tome and wondering if this really was happening.
There will be some book signings, radio shows and newspaper interviews to do. In Lyon I was asked if there was anything about my new orchestra in the book. Sadly, no, as not enough time has passed for me to include this experience. Maybe there will be a second edition, with an expanded last chapter. And then there is volume three, which will come after book two, Conducting Standards.
AUGUST 2012: Leonard Goes to a Rock Concert (Sort Of)
Several months ago, I vowed that I would actually take a vacation for most of the summer. That meant little conducting, a bit of study and a lot of sleep. One of the downsides of the conducting profession is the inevitable life on the road, so I decided to spend the majority of down time at home. We have a lovely house located far enough from downtown as to be thought of as an escape from work.
My son was visiting, preparing for life as a college student. He will be attending USC, bringing a part of my earlier life back into play. His course of study includes music management. I am not sure if it will be "My Son, the Agent," but he has become fascinated with this part of the business. To that end, I was just a little surprised when he learned that the rock group Yes was coming to the Detroit area to perform.
MID-AUGUST 2012
There are some promises that must be broken occasionally. After vowing a real vacation this summer, I accepted an invitation to be one of the participants in John Williams's 80th birthday concert at Tanglewood. The actual date of his coming into the world was in February, but John only wanted one celebration and it was to take place in the Berkshires.
When I was young, John was but a studio pianist in LA. It could hardly have been predicted that he would become one of the most important composers in the world. He worked often with my parents, showing the curiosity for the music business that would mark his entire life. From his role as a keyboardist, to that of an arranger, to a jingle and TV composer and finally to the big screen, John's path was clear and well defined.
Some people loathe going back to work. I relish it, especially when it entails conducting one of the biggest masterpieces in the repertoire.
Performances of the Berlioz Requiem are still a relative rarity. It turns out that even in Lyon the work has never been performed at the orchestra's home auditorium. This was the season opener and you could not ask for much more in the way of a spectacular start.
Taxi cabs with doors that open automatically. Warm toilet seats that salute you when you enter the restroom. People bowing respectfully when you enter and leave a building.
Yes, it was great to be back in Japan.
Originally I was not supposed to return until November 2014, but Andre Previn decided that he could not conduct three weeks in a row and I picked up the middle set of performances. As it turned out, I had the time and was anxious to return after some wonderful performances last season.
It is that time of year again. No, I am not speaking of the complex season of concerts, but rather the baseball playoffs.
And I am potentially in big trouble this time.
As I am writing, Cindy and I are about to take off for Lyon. The Cardinals and Giants are starting game six of their series, with the winner going to the World Series. Whichever team triumphs, they will be facing the Detroit Tigers for the ring. People have been asking whom I will root for if this takes place. Being out of the country won't help, as the Internet knows no borders. I wish there was some way that both could win.
Another busy period, one filled with great music and sports heartbreak. The Cardinals did not make it to the World Series but the Tigers did. They needn't have bothered. San Francisco took them out in four straight games.
I had a wager with Michael Tilson Thomas. Whichever team lost, the losing conductor had to wear the opposition's cap to a rehearsal. In addition, a gift basket of local foodstuffs was to be sent to the other orchestra. Not only did I sport the chapeau upon my return to the DSO, I also wore it on our webcast.


The Myanmar Army has taken over the headquarters of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang (NSCN-K) in the Naga Self-Administered Zone of Sagaing Region in a bloodless operation.
According to U Kyaw Wan Sein, a member of the NSCN-K's Central Executive Committee, the group withdrew its troops and let the Myanmar Army (or Tatmadaw) occupy its headquarters in order not to disrupt the peace process between it and the government, The Irrawaddy has reported.
"It can be said they have occupied it. There were no casualties or injuries," he told.
The NSCN-K later elected Yong Awng, the nephew of late leader Khaplang, to the chairman's position.


Apple reported today that it had 190M icloud users. This means that it has grown by 40M users since July of this year, when it said it had 150M users. That marks 21% growth in users of iCloud. Since the previous measurement was 125M users in April, that was a 20% growth.
So the rate of growth of iCloud users remains nearly constant across the last two quarters. Apple CEO Tim Cook announced in February that iCloud had over 100M users. In January, he said that the service had 85M users. Apple's iOS 6 was released with just a few days left in the quarter, so any bump from the adoption of iOS 6 or the short time that the iPhone 5 was available likely will not show up in these numbers.


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Szijjarto: Hungary, Moldova agree to allow unimpeded travel
DK asks EC position on travel with certificates
The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) has turned to the European Commission regarding travel with coronavirus certificates that fail to show the type of vaccine received by the card holder, an MEP of the party said.
30. May 2021 8:27
Sandor Ronai told an online press conference that the Orban government had "once again let down Hungarians in connection with the coronavirus".
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has promised that Hungarians would not suffer any disadvantage if they wanted to travel in EU countries, and that the Chinese and Russian vaccines would not be a problem, Ronai said. In view of the fact that the government is seeking individual deals with certain countries, it is already clear that the Hungarian vaccination certificate would not be valid everywhere, he added.
The main problem is that the vaccination certificates issued by the Orban government fail to show what type of vaccine their holder received, Ronai said.
"The Orbán government, which had political and financial reasons to get eastern vaccines, is intentionally hiding from receiving countries that many Hungarians were inoculated with Eastern vaccines and not Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca or Janssen," he said.
Many people have been turned back at borders or they had to produce instant coronavirus test results in order to gain entry, resulting in extra costs, he said. He reiterated his party's demand that the government should make free tests available and called on the government to ensure that "every Hungarian gets the type of vaccination which enables them to use the same rights as all EU citizens, including travel and work".
Hungarian and Moldovan citizens vaccinated against coronavirus can travel into each other's countries without mandatory quarantines or negative test results from Tuesday, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on Saturday.
The talks were concluded on Saturday, Szijjarto said in a video posted on Facebook. "We continue talks with other countries on the mutual acceptance of immunity certificates and unimpeded travel," Szijjarto said.
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2014-15 RotoRob NBA Draft Kit: Top 10 Busts
October 28, 2014 | By McCade Pearson | comment on this post
Pau Gasol (right) is unlikely to be as valuable in the Windy City. (AP Photo/Jeff Haynes)
The 2014-15 RotoRob NBA Kit returns today with another of our much-loved Top 10 lists. So while you wonder if LeBron James is playing head games when he says the Bulls are much better than his Cavs, let's take a look at 10 players you do not want to reach for this season.
There is nothing worse in Fantasy basketball than having your first or second round pick toss up a stinker of a season, or taking a crack at a veteran bouncing back, who winds up either getting injured or simply continuing to regress. These kind of picks will tank your team faster than a case of Ebola virus in North America sending healthcare workers into panic mode.
But not to worry, we're here to help you avoid such calamity. Without further ado, we present our Top 10 Busts.
1. Pau Gasol, PF, Chicago Bulls: This guy was a star, the key word being "was." Gasol is getting older and his stats will continue to go down. His points will drop a lot, maybe even back to the 13.7 he averaged in 2012-13. Now that Gasol is getting his minutes managed by Coach Tom Thibodeau, we really think he is in for a big downgrade, although he's shown nice chemistry with Kirk Hinrich this preseason (see video below).
2. Anderson Varejao, C, Cleveland Cavaliers: LeBron James is coming back? This is going to help Varejao's numbers, correct? Rumours suggest Sideshow Bob will lose the starting job to Tristan Thompson. Also, Kevin Love will steal a lot of rebounds. Don't expect much out of Varejao this season from a statistical standpoint.
3. Phoenix Suns PG: We've got the Good (Goran Dragic), The Bad (Isaiah Thomas) and The Ugly (Eric Bledsoe). Dragic is a good bet and Bledsoe could very well have a breakout season with a lot of ups and downs. However, one of Dragic, Thomas and rookie Tyler Ennis is going to get left out. Plus, there is no guarantee that Bledsoe wins the starting job over Thomas. The bottom line here is that this is a situation that needs to be avoided.
4. Nicolas Batum, SF, Portland Trail Blazers: While Batum is a good all around player, he tends to be overrated. With LaMarcus Aldridge and Damian Lillard taking massive steps forward, it hurts Batum's value. In the early rounds you try to win categories, like grabbing Chris Paul to win assists or Kevin Durant for points. Batum will help you out everywhere, but won't deliver value relative to his draft slot considering how early he tends to go.
5. Kyrie Irving, PG, Cleveland Cavaliers: Let's start this off with a blind player comparison, shall we? Last season, Player A averaged 17 points, 8.8 assists, 3.5 rebounds and 1.6 steals; Player B averaged 21 points, 6.1 assists, 3.6 rebounds and 1.5 steals. Back to that in a moment. Irving is a great player, but with LeBron James and Kevin Love coming to town and taking the ball with them, Irving will be better this season on the court. But this is Fantasy basketball where we just care about stats and Irving's numbers will go down. Oh by the way, Player A? Ty Lawson. Player B is Irving. Food for thought.
6. Giannis Antetokounmpo, SG, Milwaukee Bucks: Where did all this hype come from? Yes, "The Greek Freak" has a lot of potential, but we don't see a breakout season happening. The Bucks will want to get the ball to Jabari Parker as much as possible, limiting Antetokounmpo's touches. Also, we were able to watch Antetokounmpo live at the Summer League and he didn't look particularly good. He also looked average in the FIBA World Cup.
7. Wesley Matthews, SG, Portland Trail Blazers: Matthews is in Portland to spread the floor and give Aldridge and Lillard some room. Matthews is not a huge playmaker or a great rebounder, and with the Blazers' bench getting a good boost, we don't expect him to play 34 minutes a game again.
8. John Henson, C, Milwaukee Bucks: All signs point to Parker playing as a stretch four; if that's the case, and Larry Sanders starts at the five, then Ersan Ilyasova and Henson will be the backups. With Henson being the fourth-best big on the worst team from last season, he is not worth a 10th round pick in a 12-team league.
9. Ryan Anderson, PF, New Orleans Pelicans: We see Anderson as the odd man out in New Orleans. We love his talent and in his Orlando days he was amazing, however, Anthony Davis is a star and we think Omer Asik will have the upside over Anderson. If Asik or Anderson get traded (something we don't see happening), then throw this prediction out the window.
10. Danny Green, SG, San Antonio Spurs: The Spurs guard is solid. Green will help you in three-pointers, but at the end of the day he will not finish games and won't do much else. Plus, if the Spurs blow the other team out, he will get some rest.
Bonus Bust
Mo Williams, PG, Minnesota Timberwolves: William is old, so has limited keeper value. He is on his fourth team in as many seasons and with Ricky Rubio, Andrew Wiggins and Kevin Martin also in this backcourt, minutes could be hard to find, let alone enough PT for Mo to offer Fantasy value.
Now it's your turn. Let us know in the comments below which players you're avoiding this Fantasy basketball season.
By McCade Pearson
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Protecting the Deep Sea
In a new paper published in Science, researchers from UCSB and other leading institutions around the world call for balancing seabed mining and ecosystem protection
By James Badham
Thursday, July 9, 2015 - 11:00
Relicanthus, a new species from a new order of Cnidaria collected at a depth of 4,100 meters in the Clarion-Clipperton Fracture Zone. It lives on sponge stalks attached to nodules.
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A 26-year old test mining track (1.5 meters wide), created at the seafloor of the CCZ, illustrating the extremely slow recovery of these abyssal ecosystems from physical disturbance
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Thousands of feet below the ocean's surface lies a hidden world of undiscovered species and unique seabed habitats — as well as a vast untapped store of natural resources that includes valuable metals and rare-earth minerals. Technology and infrastructure development worldwide is dramatically increasing demand for these resources, which are key components in everything from cars and modern buildings to computers and smartphones. This demand has catalyzed interest in mining huge areas of the deep-sea floor.
In a paper co-authored by Steven Gaines, dean of UC Santa Barbara's Bren School of Environmental Science & Management, researchers from the Center for Ocean Solutions and co-authors from leading institutions around the world propose a strategy for balancing commercial extraction of deep-sea resources with protection of diverse seabed habitats. The paper is intended to inform upcoming discussions by the International Seabed Authority (ISA) that will set the groundwork for future deep-sea environmental protection and mining regulations. The study is published in this week's edition of Science.
"Our purpose is to point out that the ISA has an important opportunity to create networks of no-mining Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) as part of the regulatory framework they are considering at their July meeting," said lead author Lisa Wedding, an early-career science fellow at the Center for Ocean Solutions. "The establishment of regional MPA networks in the deep sea could potentially benefit both mining and biodiversity interests by providing more economic certainty and ecosystem protection."
The ISA is charged with managing the seabed and its resources outside of national jurisdictions for the benefit of humankind. According to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), the deep seabed is legally a part of the "common heritage of mankind," meaning that it belongs to each and every human on the planet.
"The ISA is the only body with the legal standing and responsibility to manage mining beyond national jurisdiction," said Kristina Gjerde, an international high-seas lawyer and co-author on the Science paper.
Since 2001, the ISA has granted 26 mining exploration contracts covering more than one million square kilometers of seabed, with 18 of these contracts granted in the past four years. Researchers recommend that the ISA, as part of its strategic plans to protect deep-seabed habitats and manage mining impacts, take a precautionary approach and set up networks of MPAs before additional large claim areas are granted for deep seabed mining.
"Given our paltry understanding of deep-sea environments, regional networks of MPAs that designate significant portions of the deep seabed as off-limits to mining would provide key insurance against unanticipated environmental impacts," said Gaines.
Mining impacts could affect important environmental benefits that the deep sea provides to human beings. For example, the deep sea is a key player in our planet's carbon cycle, capturing a substantial amount of human-emitted carbon that impacts both weather and climate. Mining activities could disturb these deep-sea carbon sinks, releasing excess carbon back into the atmosphere. The deep sea also sustains economically important fisheries and harbors microorganisms that have proven valuable in a number of pharmaceutical, medical, and industrial applications.
"Deep-sea areas targeted by mining claims frequently harbor high biodiversity and fragile habitats, and may have very slow rates of recovery from physical disturbance," said Craig Smith, a co-author and professor of oceanography at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. Smith and a team of scientists helped the ISA pioneer the deep sea's first regional environmental management plan in 2012, for an area of the Pacific Ocean known as the Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ). The plan honored existing mining exploration claims but also resulted in a network of MPAs to protect delicate habitats. The CCZ serves as a model for how future deep-sea ecosystem management could unfold.
"This kind of precautionary approach achieves a balance of economic interests and conservation benefits," said co-author Sarah Reiter, an ocean policy analyst at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
The upcoming ISA session on July 15 represents a critical juncture for defining the future of deep-sea mining and protection.
"The time is now to protect this important part of the planet for current and future generations," said co-author Larry Crowder, a science director at the Center for Ocean Solutions and senior fellow at the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment. "Decisions that affect us all will be made by the ISA this summer."
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 Gebrüder Montgolfier, französische Erfinder des Heißluftballons
 Montgolfier-Gletscher, Gletscher im Grahamland, Antarktika
 (5864) Montgolfier, Asteroid des Hauptgürtels
 Montgolfier (Mondkrater)

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New Lulu
By Russell Platt
In one of those strange but apparently true episodes that the Web serves up daily—Britain's Guardian newspaper confirms it—the Royal Opera will commission Mark-Anthony Turnage to write an opera about, yes, the life of Anna Nicole Smith.
Turnage is one of the world's most prominent composers, and his deep knowledge of jazz music may well help him serve up an opera that echoes Berg's "Lulu" in its breaking of both societal and musical taboos. Two caveats, however. Berg got his source material not from the headlines but from two plays by one of the great writers of his time, Frank Wedekind (famous for "Spring Awakening"), who offered the composer a great, totemic, anonymous central character, whereas Turnage's librettist, Richard Thomas, will be working with raw material. And Smith's cultural milieu, if one could define that loosely, is one of vapid bubble-gum pop, not of the kind of dark, complex jazz that Turnage likes to reference. The fictional Lulu was reckless, but completely self-aware; was Smith, in real life, self-aware? Or will Thomas and Turnage have to make her so?
(Photograph: Danny Moloshok/AP.)
Russell Platt was the classical music editor of Goings On About Town from 2000 until 2018, when he joined the music faculty of Vanderbilt University.
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DTC Troubleshooting: P0752 (70-4)
DTC P0752: Shift Solenoid Valve A Stuck ON
KE, KG, and KS Models
NOTE: Record all freeze data and review General Troubleshooting Information before you troubleshoot.
1. Warm up the engine to normal operating temperature (the radiator fan comes on).
2. Check to be sure that the transmission is filled to the proper level, and check for fluid leaks.
3. Drain the ATF through a strainer. Inspect the ATF and strainer for metal debris or burnt fluid.
Has the ATF deteriorated?
YES - Replace ATF, and go to 4.
4. Clear the DTC with the HDS.
5. Test-drive the vehicle in the D position in all four gears at speeds over 20 km/h (12 mph) for more than 20 seconds, then slow down to a stop.
6. Retest-drive the vehicle in the D position in all four gears at speeds over 20 km/h (12 mph) for more than 20 seconds, then slow down to a stop.
7. Check the OBD status in DTC Monitor Tool from DTCs/Freeze Data in A/T Mode Menu for a pass/fail test of code P0752.
Did the result indicate a fail?
NO - Intermittent failure, the system is OK at this time. If the tester indicates NOT COMPLETE, return to 5 and recheck.n
9. Choose Shift Solenoid A in Miscellaneous Test Menu, and check that the shift solenoid valve A operates with the HDS.
Is a clicking sound heard?
YES - Go to 10.
NO - Replace shift solenoid valve A, then go to 13.
10. Test-drive the vehicle in the D position in all four gears at speeds over 20 km/h (12 mph) for more than 20 seconds, then slow down to a stop.
11. Retest-drive the vehicle in the D position in all four gears at speeds over 20 km/h (12 mph) for more than 20 seconds, then slow down to a stop.
12. Check the OBD status in DTC Monitor Tool from DTCs/Freeze Data in A/T Mode Menu for a pass/fail test of code P0752.
YES - Repair shift valve A, or replace the transmission, then go to 13.
NO - Intermittent failure, the system is OK at this time. If the tester indicates NOT COMPLETE, return to 10 and recheck.n
13. Clear the DTC with the HDS.
15. Retest-drive the vehicle in the D position in all four gears at speeds over 20 km/h (12 mph) for more than 20 seconds, then slow down and to a stop.
Did the result indicate a pass?
YES - The problem has been corrected.n
NO - Return to 1 and recheck.n


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US President Donald Trump has been very angry with China since Corona. Donald Trump has targeted China despite being confronted by the media many times and has directly blamed him for spreading the virus. Now US President Donald Trump has decided to ban Tik-Tok. Trump said that Tik-Tok will be banned in the US in 24 hours with an executive order.
Donald Trump had already decided to ban Tik-Tok in America. He had told that Tik-Tok can also be banned in America. Trump had said, 'Our administration is also evaluating it to take action on Tik-Tok. A popular Chinese video app has now become a source of national security and censorship issues.
Trump's statement comes after reports that said Byte Dance can sell Tik-Tok and the company is also talking to Microsoft about it. Trump said while talking to the reporters that we are watching Tik-Tok. We can also ban it. We can do anything else. We also have many other options. A lot of things are happening. So we will see what can happen.
According to reports from several foreign media news agency, ByteDance may soon announce itself to be different from Tik-Tok. There have been reports of the purchase of Tik-Tok from several big tech companies and financial firms of America. The New York Times and Fox News quoted sources as saying on Friday that Microsoft could buy Tik-Tok and that the company is also talking about it.
What Did The Company Give Clarification
Tik-Tok released a statement on Friday, saying, "We do not want to comment on speculation and rumors, we believe in Tik-Tok's long success." Bytedance launched Tik-Tok in 2017. In a very short time it became popular among the youth. Tik-Tok has already been banned in India.
The company has been accused of sharing users' data with Chinese authorities several times. The company hired the US CEO, former top Disney executive, to get rid of Chinese ownership. The company had said in its clarification that it does not give any data of the users of America to the Chinese government at all nor will it do so in the future.
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