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BOL News: PEMRA conceals facts, says Agha Shahid
LAHORE: The petitioner in BOL News case, Agha Shahid Rasheed, has alleged that PEMRA deliberately concealed many facts while deciding the fate of the licence issue and overlooked several specific points during the proceedings of "personal hearing".
PEMRA had announced its decision on Monday, saying no irregularity had been committed while transferring the licence of BOL News (formally Jinnah TV owned by a company, Asia News Network (Pvt) Ltd owned by property tycoon Malik Riaz Hussain). PEMRA has admitted that the company had not started its transmission within stipulated time and a show-cause notice was served upon it. The company requested for extension in the period and six more months were granted to it for the launch of the TV channel. According to PEMRA, the company launched its TV within that time. It is worth mentioning here that despite the authority's claim the transmissions of Jinnah TV or the BOL News were never seen in any part of the country.
PEMRA also added in its decision that all the requirements were fulfilled while executing the matters on applications filed either by Asia News Network or the Labbaik (Pvt) Ltd. The NICs, CVs and tax returns were examined before taking the decisions. The petitioner has expressed its total dismay on the decision and asked the authorities to provide him with the required documents to establish the transparency of the process. The letter written to PEMRA on Wednesday reads:
"Reference the hearing at PEMRA on 18th July 2013 and order of PEMRA that I have received yesterday, I am shocked to see that, in its order, PEMRA officials have deliberately concealed and avoided to mention the ISI letter that was addressed to PEMRA (and that I had attached with my Petition) which stated that no clearance was given and also Ministry of Interior's letter dated 04.07.2013 in which the Ministry has itself stated that no proper or valid security clearance with respect to Labbaik management was given by Ministry of Interior. Why is it that you deliberately avoided even mentioning these two letters in your order? Security clearance from Ministry of Interior is mandatory. When Ministry of Interior, backed up by ISI's written confirmation, states that no security clearance with respect to Labbaik was ever given, how can suspension of a letter by Hon'ble Sindh High Court, be seen by PEMRA as amounting to Labbaik applying and obtaining valid security clearance from Ministry of Interior? Yet, PEMRA's order is completely silent on this. Is this because, as the Petitioner feared at the time of filing his petition, PEMRA is under the influence and control of owners/sponsors of Labbaik. Although reference to such letters was also made at the time of hearing on 18th of July, 2013.
The order is also evasive as to why PEMRA is avoiding to demand information from the new owners of Labbaik in accordance with Rule 7 of PEMRA Rules 2009. PEMRA order itself states that paid up capital of Labbaik is just Rs. 7 million. But Labbaik's full paid advertisement in Daily Dawn which I had annexed with my petition, among other things, offered brand new Mercedez Benz to persons who may wish to join this multibillion media group. This new media group has already imported dozens of new Mercedez the price of each of which is obviously far more than Rs. 7 million. But PEMRA, in its order, has omitted to even explore or explain as to how this company is spending more money on its own employee than its paid up capital. Who is the financier? Is the investor local, who is he? Why is he not insisting that his investment be shown in the paid up capital of Labbaik? Is all the investment from tax income? If funding is from abroad, who is the investor? Is the financing through legitimate banking channel? Why is the investment not being reflected in the paid up capital of the company because it would then make it a foreign owned company and thus ineligible to hold a license? On the other hand, if the foreign investment is through illegal means, is it drugs money? Is such a huge investment in media being used to launder black money? Is it not the responsibility of PEMRA, the primary regulator of whole media industry, to look into these questions and to seek input and cooperation from Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Finance, FBR, State Bank of Pakistan and NAB to ensure that media industry is not used as a platform to launder international crime money. But corrupt PEMRA officials are still turning blind eye to all these questions of national importance. Is that why the Parliament entrusted the regulation of the whole electronic media industry to PEMRA?
In its order rejection of all the allegations against Labbaik without even mentioning the above shocking questions, PEMRA officials have shown their complete failure and thus their ineligibility to be entrusted with the regulation of media industry in Pakistan. PEMRA has also avoided to look into the answer of the question whether the four Pakistanis who have purchased all the shares of Labbaik and are now directors, are real owners of the company or are they in fact representing some foreign investors who also own another company Axact which claims to be leading IT company of the world? The Chief Executive of Labbaik and Axact is the same person but in Axact (Pvt.) Limited, he owns only one share while all the remaining shares are owned by a Dubai company. Is this because, the IT company (Axact) is not required to be a locally owned company but a broadcasting license holding company Labbaik is required to be locally owned? Does it not raise the suspicion that the mysterious owners of Axact who are the real owners of Labbaik also, while the four Pakistani owners of Labbaik are just their front men? Does it not make it likely that Labbaik is in fact a foreign owned company and is thus, under PEMRA Ordinance 2002, is ineligible to hold a broadcasting license?
As for Axact (Pvt.) Limited, the apparent real owner of Labbaik, which claims to be the leading IT company of the world and the largest software exporter from Pakistan, its business and its funding is also shrouded in mystery. Axact is not even a member of Pakistani association of software houses, namely PASHA. The association PASHA has never seen Axact participating or bidding for any local or foreign project. Axact has no local or foreign client. It has virtually no internationally marketable product to sell. In addition to this, its source of funding and its investors are a mystery. Despite all this, while Axact has announced that within four years its software exports will rise up to 50 billion dollars, it will build the largest building in Pakistan and the largest helipad in the world, even Labbaik has announced that it will capture more than 50% of Pakistani media market within 1 year, because it has the biggest media infrastructure in Pakistan and it will offer packages to journalists that is many times more than what they are receiving at present. Brand new Mercedez Benz is quite apart from the salary package. And all this with a paid up capital of Rs. 7 million. The Chief Executive of both the companies Labbaik and Axact is the same person. Are these questions not worthy of immediate concern for PEMRA? Why PEMRA is not referring these questions to Ministry of Interior, FIA, FBR, Ministry of Finance and State Bank of Pakistan.
In addition to the above, I am surprised to note that there is neither any reference of my letter dated 18.07.2013 which I got received to your office on the same day, apart from sending the same through email, as that of the personal hearing date, in PEMRA's order nor the contentions raised in my said letter have been addressed by PEMRA till yet. I had also requested through the said letter to provide the record regarding Bol News and its holding company Labiak (Pvt.) Limited, however, the same is also not shared yet. The factual and legal objections raised thereon was required to be settled with supply of all documents and record.
It is in view of above that I call upon you to immediately take steps to demonstrate PEMRA's impartiality and bona fide by withdrawing PEMRA's order dated 22.7.2013 and immediately:
(a) forward the copy of ISI letter dated 09.4.2013 and Ministry of Interior letter dated 04.7.2013 to Labbaik, as Ministry of Interior has stated that it never gave a valid security clearance to Labbaik, a condition that is mandatory for all holders of broadcasting licenses, as such Labbaik may not commence/broadcast any of its TV channels, even on changed name, for which it should immediately apply for the security clearance for its new shareholders and directors.
(b)	forward all the above questions about the real owners and sponsors of Labbaik along with its source of funding and its real relationship and financial linkage with Axact (Pvt.) Limited and the owners/sponsors of Axact to Ministry of Information, Ministry of Interior, FIA, Chairman FBR, and Governor State Bank for their respective inquiries and inputs on the most urgent basis.
8.	As an obligation on PEMRA, in view of Article 19-A of the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973 read with Article 4 whereof, the requisite information, documents and details as requested through letter of July 18, 2013 may be supplied to me at your earliest possible."
The copies of the letter have also been sent to the federal minister for information, minister of interior affairs, minister of finance, FIA DG and FBR chairman.
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In 1833, slavery was abolished in Britain and all its Dominions and colonies. This change saw a reversal in the direction in which fugitives slave ran. No longer did they need to escape from Upper Canada into Detroit. And while some slaves on the run from the southern U.S. stopped and stayed in the northern U.S., others continued on into Canada, sometimes with the aid of the Underground Railroad.
Harriet Tubman was a "conductor" on the Underground Railroad in the 1850s based in St. Catharine's Ontario. She returned to the U.S. nineteen times to bring other fugitives to Canada. After the Civil War started in the U.S. she went back to the U.S. and supported the Union troops as a nurse and a scout.
In 1850, the U.S. Fugitive Slave Act led to a rush of Blacks, both slaves and free Blacks escaping from both the southern and northern U.S. into Canada. The period from 1833 to the end of the U.S. Civil War and emancipation in 1865, is the one that figures most strongly in the Canadian identity as regards Black history. Canada was seen as a refuge for the downtrodden. While it is true that Canadian law protected Blacks in Canada, there was also significant societal racism and discrimination.
Mary Ann Shadd Cary was a free Black American who immigrated to Canada shortly after the passing of the Fugitive Slave Act. She was an activist, teacher and lawyer. As the founder of the Provincial Freeman newspaper she was the first black publisher in Canada and the first black woman publisher in North America.
Henry Bibb was an escaped American slave who, prior to the Fugitive Slave Act, lived in freedom in Detroit. Like, Mary Ann Shadd Cary, Bibb left for Canada when it became unsafe for him to remain in the U.S. In 1851, Bibb founded and was the editor of the Voice of the Fugitive newspaper. Through this newspaper, Bibb was able to reconnect with three of his six younger brothers who had also escaped to Canada.
During this period, a number of extradition trials took place, with American slave-owners seeking their slaves back from Canada. Canadian law evolved through this time to protect former slaves. But in some of the more remote places, Blacks had no protection.
This was a chaotic time in the North American northwest. British Columbia was not a province but a scattered collection of British colonies. The border dispute with the Americans had only recently been settled and the gold rush was on. Thousands of Americans had flooded into Victoria and the mainland, setting up tent cities and overwhelming the small population. While the Royal Navy patrolled the coastline, there was no militia to enforce British law. In 1860, 45 Black men, who had taken refuge in Victoria, stepped forward to form the first military unit in the British North American west. They were the Victoria Pioneer Rifle Corps, also known as the African Rifles. However they were not officially sponsored by the British, and prejudice and lack of recognition led them to disband five years later. With the end of the American Civil War, and emancipation, many returned to the U.S., disillusioned by their treatment in British North America.
Meanwhile, many Black Canadians, having obtained freedom in Canada, were desperate to see an end to slavery in the U.S. and volunteered to fight in the American Civil War. Some, such as Dr. Anderson Ruffin Abbott, volunteered in non-combat roles. Dr. Abbott, the son of refugees, was the first Black medical doctor in Canada. He volunteered as a surgeon in the American Civil War for the Union forces and became the Coroner of Kent County after his return to Canada.
It is through this period that Canadian writing linked most strongly to the Romantic style. In 1897, Janet Carnochan wrote a newspaper article about a Black extradition trial in the classic Romantic style describing the Black man on trial as "my hero," and using phrases like "do or die" and "noble deed." She said these stories were "lessons in heroism," and that the "moral heroism shown, lifts us up on invisible wings and fits our souls for lofty flights." She described the event as "A noble deed…a beneficent deed and worthy of being chronicled." The Romantic style of writing also inserted the author into the narrative, frequently using personal pronouns, as seen above with "my hero" and "lifts us up." This insertion of the self is especially evident in Ross's book from the Romantic era below. Click on the image of the Ross graph below to see more about this.
As well, during this period, the travelog as a literary style emerged. A number of Black newspapers were founded, such as those mentioned above, and people wrote personal narratives such as autobiographies and biographies, and published their journals.
But Canada was far from a perfect place. For many Black families the lure of the U.S. drew them back south. Many had left family and friends behind when they came north. A lot found the climate in Canada to be a strain. And while the justice system in Canada offered them full protection under the law, on a day-to-day basis, the prejudice against Blacks was oppressive enough to tip the balance in favour of returning to the U.S. This narrative of prejudice runs contrary to the romantic notion of Canada as a refuge, but by the late 1800s at least some Canadian academics began searching for a new reality.


A University of Michigan associate professor is getting death threats after widespread reports that he declined to write a letter of recommendation for a student who wanted to study in Israel, citing an academic boycott for Palestinian rights, his lawyer said Wednesday.
John Cheney-Lippold, an expert in the field of big data and surveillance, said he won't back down on his decision.
""I wouldn't cross a union picket line and I can't cross this one," Cheney-Lippold said in a statement sent by Palestine Legal, a Chicago-based advocacy group.
The Palestine Legal statement says Cheney-Lippold received more than 500 emails, including death threats, after news of his decision spread among conservative media, then to mainstream media.
Cheney-Lippold had planned to write the student a recommendation letter to study abroad but changed his mind after realizing she wanted to study in Israel, citing an academic boycott in support of Palestinians for his decision.
Publicity about his decision emerged as Jews this week observed Yom Kippur, a holy day of fasting, prayer and repentance, and as the University of Michigan Board of Regents is scheduled to meet on Thursday.
"It is disappointing that a faculty member would allow their personal political beliefs to limit the support they are willing to otherwise provide for our students," Regent Andrea Fischer Newman tweeted this week.
National voices supporting Israel also weighed in on the issue.
"Not acceptable," tweeted Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League. "A student striving to learn and further their education should never be a victim of political bias."
But Radhika Sainath, a Palestine Legal staff attorney who is advising Cheney-Lippold, said in a phone interview that it is neither unusual for professors to decline to write recommendations for ethical or political reasons. She also said it's not uncommon for critics to try to get professors fired or disciplined for taking a stand on Palestine.
She pointed to the University of Illinois' $600,000 settlement with Steven Salaita, who lost his position after posting controversial tweets about Israel and Zionists in 2014 and later sued for free speech and breach of contract.
The issue came to light this week after Lippold's email to the student started circulating on social media. It was widely discussed on a private parent group for UM students on Facebook, but the statement from Palestine Legal said Club Z, a Zionist organization, posted the email on Facebook.
On Sept. 16, Club Z, a group that promotes "Zionism for teens," posted on Facebook about Cheney-Lippold's email.
The group's post said: "An unbelievable email from a University of Michigan professor, who has refused to write a letter of recommendation for a student because she will be studying abroad in Israel. We hope that the U.S. Department of Education will take note of this case, in light of their recently adopted definition of anti-Semitism, which includes (a) double standard for Israel."
The Club Z post also said: "While U-M regents have stated that they will not divest, this does not necessarily dictate how individual professors react, though this situation certainly warrants University action."
The group did not respond Wednesday to a message seeking comment.
This issue has stirred reaction from the Jewish and Palestinian communities at UM. It also prompted UM to issued a statement disassociating the university from the professor's actions.
Last December, six of eight members of UM's Board of Regents signed a resolution rebuffing calls from student leaders to consider divesting the university's endowment from companies that allegedly committed human rights violations against Palestinians.


Floor to Ceiling Books: Book Trailers - Watch out for the Duck!
Okay, so this post is mostly to discuss book trailers. In the 30 Days of Genre meme (which I need to get right back to) we were asked our favourite book trailer. I realised that I haven't yet really invested in the world of book trailers.
Do you watch book trailers?
Do they sway your decision to buy a book?
If a blog post includes a book trailer, do you ever watch them or do you concentrate on the words of the blog post?
Do you have a preference for a certain type of book trailer? One that aims to bring you elements of the novel, or one that shows the author talking, or something different?
What did you think? Did it make you any more or less eager to read this novel? And what sort of impact do you think that book trailers will have on the careers of self-published authors? A necessary tool of the trade to get the word out? Or something that might discourage people even further from reading their novels.
What are your thoughts on this one? Compare and contrast your respective feelings for the two book trailers, if you please, for my interest!
I have ended up watching a few book trailers in the process of composing this blog post, and I am starting to warm to them as a fun extra in the process of marketing novels. Do you have any favourite book trailers that you can share with me?
The first one (I didn't need to rewatch it, it was burned into my memory during Eastercon!) tried to hard to explain/sell the story, and the mingling of potentially interesting text with bizarre, seemingly random imagery (like the inexplicable rubber duck!) just didn't work.
Honestly, I never watch book trailers, not even when they're in blog posts. I've always found them cheesy and painful to watch, and they usually make me less likely to read a book. I would much rather read a description than watch something about the book. But of course, I'm more into reading than watching things.
I preferred the second trailer. I'm not sure it would make me any more or less likely to read the book, but I could see that it was a piece of art in its own right.
The first trailer was far too long and looked pretty amateurish in comparison to the second.
The first one? You know my thoughts.
The second one? It was advertising a book? It was all very nice and everything, but told me nothing about the product it was advertising.
Apparently it's a good example. I think it looks about on par with Hawk the Slayer.
I remain convinced that book trailers are pointless and for most part downright embarrassing.
The first one - the writing in places went way to fast for me to read, no I can honestly say it didn't tempt me to find out more about the book. The second one - just gorgeous in it's own right. I am now going to google the book so I think it did it's job.
I think book trailers are a bit hit and miss. I either love them or hate them. My very favourite one ever - yet to be beaten is this one. http://youtu.be/MyO2k-jApng I still go back now and again to just watch and enjoy it. It did tempt me to get the book which I also love as a result.
Depending on the aesthetic you want, they can be successful or not.
Coming from someone who has watched over a thousand book trailers, I think both of these make the mistake of being too long. Very few trailers hold my interest past 30 seconds.
I think the first one tries too hard to describe everything about the book using lengthy blocks of text whereas the second one does nothing to tell you about the book at all.
I think book trailers can be incredibly effective as long as they have great soundtrack, and interesting visuals. But I think authors have to be careful to limit the length and maintain interest in the video. Check out http://www.vabbler.com to see more videos!


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}}'Moa Tuva Amanda Gammel Ginsburg', född 6 oktober 1980 i Stockholm, är en svensk skådespelare, författare och regissör.

Biografi
Gammel medverkade som tolvåring i Pippi Långstrump på Dramaten i Stockholm. Hon filmdebuterade 1996 i Mikael Håfströms Skuggornas hus, arbetade även som fotomodell och studerade från 2005 parallellt till civilekonom med organisationsinriktning på Handelshögskolan. Som skådespelare fick hon sitt genombrott i Johan Brisingers Underbara älskade (2006). Hon har även medverkat i bland annat Sommaren med Göran (2009), tv-serier som Vita lögner (2000–2001) och Livet i Fagervik (2009), Puss (2010), filmerna om Irene Huss och Hemma (2013). Gammel har främst varit verksam inom film och tv. På teater har hon medverkat i bland annat pjäsen Sex i krogmiljö (2006), Pier Paolo Pasolinis Orgie (2007) på Teater Tribunalen och experimentella produktionen av Strindbergs Paria (2011) på Liljevalchs konsthall tillsammans med Malou von Sivers.

Under 2014 gjorde hon intervjuer med ett flertal kända kvinnliga skandinaviska kulturpersoner i den egna podden "Genier". Intervjuerna utgavs 2015 i bokform av Natur & Kultur.

2015 och 2017 spelade hon huvudrollen i Sveriges Televisions mystikserie Jordskott.

Våren 2017 debuterade hon som regissör, manusförfattare och berättare i Sveriges Radio P3s Ufo-podden, där material från olika arkiv om rapporterade UFO-observationer och oförklarliga händelser sammanställts till dramatiserade berättelser.Dagens Nyheter 7 februari 2017, "Moa Gammel talar allvar om ufon i ny podd" Hösten 2020 debuterade hon som romanförfattare när hon gav ut romanen Gertrud, en pendang till Hjalmar Söderbergs pjäs med samma namn.

Moa Gammel är sedan 2015 gift med reklamformgivaren Victor Ginsburg Müller. Paret har en son, född 2016.

 Filmografi

 (brevfilm om ensamhet)

 Teater
 1992 – Pippi Långstrump (Annika)

 Bibliografi
 (Natur & Kultur)
 2020 − Gertrud'' (Piratförlaget)

Referenser

Externa länkar
"Genier"-poddens webbplats

Svenska skådespelare
Svenska författare
Födda 1980
Kvinnor
Levande personer
Skådespelare från Stockholm
Svenska filmregissörer

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Q: Unchangeable Column names I have a dataframe, whose column names happen to be numerically sequenced, and which are not converted to X1, X2, X3,.., after reading the file to the workspace.This leads to undesired ordering of the columns in ggplot2 (1,10,11,...,2,21,22)
I try to change the colnames, but whatever i do is ignored:
data <- read.table(file = "tabbed_text.txt", sep="\t", header=T, row.names=1)
str(data[,1:10])
'data.frame':   1208 obs. of  10 variables:
 $ 1 : int  1147 748 1147 944 841 938 513 645 577 309 ...
 $ 2 : int  2298 1017 1741 1380 1230 1460 696 1050 1006 442 ...
...
colnames(data[,1:10])
 [1] "1"  "2"  "3"  "4"  "5"  "6"  "7"  "8"  "9"  "10"
paste0("V", c(1:10))
 [1] "V1"  "V2"  "V3"  "V4"  "V5"  "V6"  "V7"  "V8"  "V9"  "V10"
colnames(data[,1:10]) <- paste0("V", c(1:10))
colnames(data[,1:10])
 [1] "1"  "2"  "3"  "4"  "5"  "6"  "7"  "8"  "9"  "10"
new.names <- c("I","do","not","understand","why", "this", "is", "happening", "to", "me")
colnames(data[,1:10]) <- new.names
colnames(data[,1:10])
 [1] "1"  "2"  "3"  "4"  "5"  "6"  "7"  "8"  "9"  "10"
str(names(data[,1:10]))
chr [1:10] "1" "2" "3" "4" "5" "6" "7" "8" "9" "10"

Where do i fail?
Here is the dput output of the first 10x10 cells:
> dput(data[1:10,1:10])
structure(list(X1 = c(1147L, 748L, 1147L, 944L, 841L, 938L, 513L,
645L, 577L, 309L), X2 = c(2298L, 1017L, 1741L, 1380L, 1230L,
1460L, 696L, 1050L, 1006L, 442L), X3 = c(1239L, 634L, 1037L,
979L, 766L, 624L, 557L, 503L, 425L, 337L), X4 = c(1180L, 393L,
883L, 699L, 641L, 456L, 478L, 378L, 321L, 227L), X5 = c(1178L,
650L, 892L, 889L, 767L, 660L, 384L, 547L, 457L, 318L), X6 = c(3135L,
1137L, 1493L, 1371L, 1024L, 1103L, 846L, 753L, 728L, 425L), X7 = c(1989L,
807L, 1368L, 1071L, 1154L, 1055L, 662L, 658L, 680L, 435L), X8 = c(4469L,
1917L, 2524L, 2294L, 1834L, 2082L, 1181L, 1240L, 1392L, 825L),
    X9 = c(394L, 553L, 666L, 900L, 707L, 673L, 503L, 511L, 478L,
    323L), X10 = c(619L, 1550L, 2069L, 1710L, 2023L, 1473L, 1137L,
    1041L, 1069L, 886L)), .Names = c("X1", "X2", "X3", "X4",
"X5", "X6", "X7", "X8", "X9", "X10"), row.names = c(11541L, 11861L,
985L, 4702L, 301L, 234L, 5876L, 2530L, 247L, 5843L), class = "data.frame")

Interestingly, the colnames seem to be internally stored in the "X-Integer"-format.
I am going to change the headers in the original file, but i would like to understand what i am doing wrong here.

A: You have a standard data.frame with integer columns. The column names are always of type character. You can't assign column names to a subset of the data.frame (well, you can, but they are lost immediately, which is why there is no error). Maybe you want to assign values to a subset of the column names, which would be done with colnames(data)[1:10] <- .... The format of your data.frame is not useful for ggplot2, since that package prefers long-format data.

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With fresh interpretations from two new authors, wholly reconceived themes, and a wealth of cutting-edge new scholarship, the seventh edition of America's History is designed to work perfectly with the way you teach the survey today. Building on the book's hallmark strengths - balance, comprehensiveness, and explanatory power - as well as its outstanding visuals and extensive primary-source features, authors James Henretta, Rebecca Edwards, and Robert Self have shaped America's History into the ideal resource for survey classes.
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Q: Directly piping readable stream in writable stream What is the difference between:
const stream = createReadStream(source).pipe(createWriteStream(destination));

stream.on("error", (error) => {
   stream.destroy();
   stream.removeListener("close");
   reject(error);
});
stream.on("close", () => {
  // do something
});

vs:
const writable = createWriteStream(destination);
const readable = createReadStream(source);
readable.on("error", onError);
writable.on("error", onError);
function onError(error) {
  readable.destroy();
  writable.destroy();
  writable.removeListener("close", onClose);
  reject(error);
}

And why should we manually destroy the stream if some error happen? Node won't automatically do that?
Thanks.

A: Well for one thing your second example doesn't perform any piping or transfer of data at all. The only other significant difference between the two is that in the first example you're not attaching an 'error' event listener to the read stream which means that if an error occurs while reading the data you won't catch the error. You shouldn't need to remove the "close" listener or destroy the stream. It looks like you're trying to copy a file to a new location and have the function return a Promise. In which case it won't matter if the 'close' event did fire because a Promise can only be resolved/rejected once. So if the 'error' event does fire then your Promise will be rejected and it can never become resolved so there is no reason to remove the 'close' listener. Additionally node will automatically mark the stream as destroyed after it emits an error. This should be all you need:
const fs = require('fs')

function copy (source, target) {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    const rs = fs.createReadStream(source)
    const ws = fs.createWriteStream(target)
    rs.on('error', reject)
    ws.on('error', reject)
    rs.pipe(ws).on('close', resolve)
  })
}

Then you can use it as such:
copy('/foo/bar.json', '/baz/qux.json')
  .then(() => console.log('copy done'))


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To run the example, simply type **mvn verify** from this directory, or **mvn -PnoServer verify** if you want to start
and create the broker manually.

Using ActiveMQ 5.x virtual topics, messages that are sent to a virtual topic can be consumed from a set of backing queues.
This is similar to using an Artemis Address with a multicast binding and consuming from directly from the underlying
queue using a FQQN (Fully Qualified Queue Name).

In ActiveMQ 5.x the relation between the virtual topic and its backing queues is established by following a naming convention.
For more details on Virtual Topics please see http://activemq.apache.org/virtual-destinations.html

This example shows you how to map a virtual topic naming convention (from ActiveMQ 5.x) to use the Artemis Address model .
The Artemis broker is configured to recognise the Virtual Topic Naming convention, using `virtualTopicConsumerWildcards`
acceptor parameter and the consumer will be mapped internally to consume from the appropriate FQQN rather than the specified
Address.

The example sends a message to a topic (using openwire protocol) and an openwire consumer listens on the backing queue
using the ActiveMQ 5.x virtual topic naming convention. Due to the acceptor url parameter `virtualTopicConsumerWildcards`,
(see below), Artemis maps the consumer consuming from `Consumer.A.VirtualTopic.Orders` to actually consume from
FQQN of `VirtualTopic.Orders::Consumer.A.VirtualTopic.Orders`

```xml
<acceptor name="artemis">tcp://0.0.0.0:61616?virtualTopicConsumerWildcards=Consumer.*.%3E%3B2</acceptor>
```

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There is a country… Historical walk for family
"Once upon a time there was a king, a page and a princess," and they lived at the castle on Wawel Hill among beautiful tapestries and Renaissance arcades. But what did the homesteads of their subjects look like and how did they change over the centuries? Let's find out during a walk exploring dwellings of ancient Kraków and surrounds.
We start on the right bank of the Vistula, once home to a village, then the Royal Free City of Podgórze and now one of the districts of Kraków. Let's explore the Podgórze Museum to learn about the lives of the inhabitants of the area from the prehistoric times to the present. We move on to Cricoteka at the renovated building of the former electricity plant; its now-defunct generators, battery compartment and boiler house provided power to illuminate the first electric street lights in the early 20th century. We take the Fr. Bernatek Footbridge to cross over to the left bank and head for the Ethnographic Museum. We will discover village life in the old times by exploring the differences between Cracovian and Highlander cottages, admiring folk costumes from across the region and beyond, and exploring local festivities.
We leave picturesque Kazimierz district to head to the Main Market Square where the Hipolit House presents meticulously recreated daily lives of Cracovians over the centuries. Take a peek into a study of a wealthy gentleman, a grandmother's bedroom and a young lady's parlour to experience the atmosphere of old Kraków. And that's not the end of our journey through time! We visit the Stained Glass Workshop and Museum to admire glassmakers at work, reaching for craft developed over the centuries.
We wander through Błonia Meadow to the final stop on our journey: the Zwierzyniec House. The suburban house from the turn of the 20th century presents rooms with tiled stoves, cuckoo clocks and oil lamps. And if you enjoyed the trip around Kraków's historical homesteads, don't miss the Rydlówka cottage in Bronowice. It was home to the famous wedding described by Stanisław Wyspiański in his play, but that's the subject for another adventure…
Podgórze Museum
ul. Limanowskiego 51
In 2018 Podgórze, an independent city since its 1784 charter, and a district of Kraków since 1915, opened its own museum. Its establishment involved local cultural institutions and...
Cricoteka Centre for Documentation of the Art of Tadeusz Kantor
ul. Nadwiślańska 2
Successive rounds of the permanent exhibition in the former power plant present the ideas central to the work of Tadeusz Kantor. Tadeusz Kantor (1915–90) – one of the most important...
Father Bernatek Footbridge
u wylotu ul. Mostowej
The Father Bernatek footbridge links the Kazimierz and Podgórze districts. The picturesque river crossing is popular with pedestrians and cyclists alike. It was built in 2010 at the site of...
The Ethnographic Museum
pl. Wolnica 1, ul. Krakowska 46
The exhibition in the former Town Hall of Kazimierz transports us into the bygone world of the Polish countryside: both into its everyday and festive lives. The museum situated in the building...
The Hipolit House
pl. Mariacki 3
How did Kraków burghers live in times past? Appropriately arranged, the furniture, paintings, fabrics, and trinkets recall the atmosphere of bygone days and ways. Situated just next to...
Stained-Glass Museum
al. Krasińskiego 23
More than a museum, it is a living hub of stained-glass decoration in a famous Kraków workshop, and its designs have radiated across the city for over a century. Besides admiring the...
Zwierzyniec House
ul. Królowej Jadwigi 41
Closed until further notice. We'll be taken on a journey to the past with exhibitions and meetings revealing the traditions and history of one of the most fascinating of...
Have a bite


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In the beginning of the seventies, many companies and small firms were incorporated to fill and distribute the gas. However, the sever inter-competition led to low services levels and irregular continuity of gas provision which required the government to interfere and decide to merge the incorporating company with National manufacturing and Gas Company (GASCO) by the end of (1395H) (1975)..


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Prepare Scalloped Potatoes as above, except reduce salt to 1 teaspoon; stir 3/4 cup shredded American cheese into sauce until melted.


Did you see what we achieved for world water day 2013? We took to twitter to raise awareness of the worlds water crisis and the results surpassed all expectations. We reached over 257 million people with a little bit of help from some very familiar faces and of course you guys, our dedicated followers!
We are planning for even bigger and better results this year. Be sure to join us on Saturday March 22nd 2014 – the more people we can reach the more people we can bring clean water to.


From left: Marion Halliday, Megan Huban, Daneen Downey, Janney Montgomery Scott General Counsel Greg McShea, Stradley Ronon Partner Paula Shaffner and Mary McShea at the Philadelphia Business Journal's 2015 Corporate Counsel Awards, during which Greg McShea was honored.
PHILADELPHIA – Stradley Ronon Partner Paula Shaffner served as an award presenter during the Philadelphia Business Journal's annual Corporate Counsel Awards program. The event recognized in-house corporate counsel for their leadership, commitment to their professions and community involvement.


Stepping off the Sky Bus at Melbourne's Spencer Street Station, we walked serendipitously passed Kinfolk cafe and decided to stop in for flat white and almond milk turmeric latte. Kinfolk is a buzzy, social enterprise cafe with organic food, volunteer staff and eclectic decor. Located at the Spencer Street end of Bourke Street, the cafe's neighbour is the philosopher and author Alain De Botton's 'School of Life'. Here you can pick up a book or partake in a course on topics ranging from agrarian history and the 18th century English novel, to careers, relationships, politics and family life.
Boarding one of the city's frequent trams, our next stop was Hosier Lane, famed for its street art and Spanish tapas restaurant Movida. This visit we sampled the menu at 'Next Door', Movida's sister restaurant, which arguably offers a better overall experience. The menu is similar, yet the windows on the Flinders Street side offer diners views of the people passing by with Federation Square visible across the street. On the day of our visit, the clams in white wine sauce and the spinach with slow-cooked chickpeas were outstanding.
During lunch, Melbourne was turning on its characteristically changeable weather. While there was glorious sunshine in the morning, we had rain and light hail at lunch followed an overcast, windy afternoon; it certainly was four seasons in one day. Next, we headed into Richmond and South Yarra, walking the streets of these two connected, yet starkly different precincts. While both have many good things going for them, neither precinct seems to quite resonate with us.
That night, we felt like dumplings, and this meant a visit to Hutong Dumpling Bar in Chinatown. The ground floor's simple decor belies a quality dumpling restaurant. It is on the second floor that Hutong comes alive with great atmosphere, funky Asian decor and dumplings combining for a wonderful dining experience. We supped on dumplings and Asian greens washed down with well-brewed tea of differing varieties.
To aim of this trip was to reacquaint ourselves with Melbourne, in particular, the inner city precincts of Fitzroy and Collingwood. Walking through Fitzroy on the way to breakfast, we watched the suburb awaken with the promise of good food and independent shopping. Fitzroy is a charming, gentrified (but not too gentrified) precinct of primarily low-slung attached houses sitting harmoniously alongside well design apartment developments. Except for the odd eyesore, this combination works well in creating a sense of buzzing village life just two kilometres outside the city.
Crossing Smith Street into Collingwood and there is a distinct change, with Fitzroy's street art murals being replaced by a much grittier graffiti. The area caters to a hip young crowd with its mix of high and low. We had a healthy breakfast of açai berries, fruit and coconut yoghurt at Terror Twilight, named after a Pavement album of the same name. Terror Twilight is a casual eatery, well suited to this emerging inner-city precincts' clientele. The coffee was excellent, as was the tea, which was delicate and well made with no steeping in the pot. Sideline question" why have cafes put so much effort into their coffee and yet serve tea that steeps in the pot? This needs to change as coffee drinkers explore tea and all its unusual varieties. Waking around Collingwood and we came to the conclusion that the area is just not for us. A little too gritty and young, although it would have been ideal when we were 25-35.
Walking back into Fiztroy and we immediately felt more at home. This feeling was cemented when we stumbled across Martin Kirby's shop Godspeed. Selling an impeccably curated selection of Japanese denim and leather goods from The Real McCoys, Radiall, Trophy and Rats, there were a number of items that beckoned including a B6 sheepskin flight jacket from The Real McCoy's (luckily for my bank balance this did not fit), and a denim engineer's cap from Trophy (this did, and I bought it). Martin previously lived in Japan and is very knowledgeable about quality workwear brands. Similarly, Pickings & Parry a short stroll down Gertrude Street stocks Buzz Ricksons, Nigel Cabourn, Tanner & Co, Filsen and Stetson. It amazes me that there can be two brilliant shops in this one precinct, making them an essential stop when in Melbourne.
After walking and walking and walking, we stopped in at De Clieu for coffee and sencha green tea. This cafe has a friendly, buzzy atmosphere with an exciting mix of clientele which sums up the appeal of Fitzroy to us. There are people aged 20-65; each stylish, well presented and going about their Saturday morning. We decided to check out Carlton and North Carlton next, walking through the Carlton Gardens along the way. The 1880 Royal Exhibition Building sits majesty in the park and is complemented nicely by the newer Denton Corker Marshall designed Melbourne Museum opposite.
On the other side, Carlton felt quiet, and in some places dead, on a Saturday morning. This area is famed for its Italian eateries. However, the precinct feels stuck in an 80/90's time warp and needs an injection of life. After Fitzroy, it felt rather staid.
Making our way back to the city for lunch at Kisume, a new Japanese eatery from the highly successful team behind Chin Chin. We booked for lunch at the sushi counter, an ideal place to oversee both the beautifully designed and the sushi chefs in action. The food was solid with the edamame and eel rolls the standout dishes; not sure what is on the edamame other than salt, but it really works. The sushi and sashimi were fresh and the tempura light and crunchy.
A trip to Melbourne is always a treat, this time even more so for spending the time to walk the neighbourhoods. Looking forward to our next visit.


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An Evening with Neel Kashkari
On October 13, 2016 I went to a presentation being held in the North UC Ballroom. The presentation was from the head of the Minneapolis Fed, chairman Neel Kashkari. I have long been at odds with the easy-money monetary policy the Federal Reserve has adopted since the 2008 financial crises and wanted to hear the rhetoric that came straight from the horse's mouth. Mr. Kashkari has had an interesting career he began his studies in mechanical engineering and was hired on as a contractor working for NASA. After his stint in 'rocket science' he went to Wharton University and obtained an M.B.A. Kashkari went on to work for Goldman Sachs for a while under the Goldman CEO at that time, Hank Paulson. Once Hank Paulson was appointed to be the United States Secretary of the Treasury by president George W Bush, Kashkari followed Paulson into the treasury as an aide.
In early 2008, when the malfeasance of the reckless bank MBS (Mortgage Backed Securities) racket came to roost, Kashkari along with treasury aide Phillip Swagel spearheaded TARP(Troubled Asset Relief Program). This is the infamous $700B program in which the treasury effectively purchased the worthless MBS off of the crooked banks balance sheet by swapping them with safe liquid treasury bills. The intent was to try to prevent runs on the banks while at the same time encouraging them to lend. Kashkari did not go into too much detail on this but he did state, 'I'm the guy who bailed out the banks.'
After the treasury, Kashkari retreated from Washington DC. He found is way to Northern California where he would work for Pimco where he ran several funds with 'spotty performance'. In 2013 Kashkari, wishing to return to public service ran a failed campaign in attempt to be elected Republican governor of California. In early 2015, Neel Kashkari was unanimously elected president and CEO of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve. Despite the questionable morality of the 'bank bailout' which Kashkari spearheaded, he did mention throughout his presentation that he is of the belief that there are certain banks which are too large and control too much influence over the financial ecosystem. Kashkari has been actively working on plans to try to 'break up the big banks.' He mentioned that one such proposal will be revealed November 16 in New York.
Kashkari was well spoken. He did not lecture for long but rather spent much of his time with the floor open for questions. I was amazed at how many people showed up to this presentation. I honestly, did not think that many people knew or cared about the Fed, but I was proven wrong as the ballroom was filled with well over 120 people, mostly older members of the community. I wanted to rail into him, give him a piece of my mind and that I am of the belief that the reckless monetary policy adopted by the Fed over the past eight years has accomplished nothing but blowing massive asset bubbles which sooner or later will inevitably burst ushering in a recession far greater than what was experienced in 2008. The Fed never let the recession play out and let the debt unwind, instead what they did was paper over the problem with cheap money which worked great for the portfolios of financial elites at the expense of horrible deleterious effects for the masses.
Kashkari spoke as if he was a hero. The savior of us illiterate uncouth mortals who know nothing of the workings of financial markets. He claimed that if he did not step in to bail out the banks we would've undergone that which could only be compared to 'much worse than the Great Depression.' If his bank account is anywhere near as inflated as his ego, he is most assuredly a very wealthy man. A gentleman sitting next to me asked him a pointed question, 'Now that the Fed has adopted this ZIRP (Zero Interest Rate Policy) what tools does the Federal Reserve have to help combat the next recession? Kashkari's response illustrated the rampant obliviousness that underpins all face public relations of the Federal Reserve.
"Well, it is amazing that the low interest rates are not creating more business investment and economic growth. Perhaps it's because people have been shocked by the events of 2008 and have changed their spending/investment habits. Granted, the Fed has less (firepower) now that rates are so low but what we could do is help encourage investment by keeping (long term) rates lower for longer… Another option is to (further) expand the Feds balance sheet (With Quantitative Easing)."
So there you have it, The Federal Reserve's adopted ZIRP/QE monetary policy is admittedly ineffective and yet their only solution is to keep beating the dead horse by squeezing even harder on the rotten lemon that has long been pulped dry. This is one of the most powerful people in the financial world. A well spoken, brilliant individual who you would think is well-aware of the conundrum of the box he is trapped in? This is the very box that he helped create with his TARP program and bank bailouts. But from his speech I honestly could not tell…
Kashkari, the hypocritical hero. He bails out the big-banks (but wants to break them up.) He saves us all from Financial Catastrophe (The Greatest Depression) and yet he admits that we have experienced sluggish growth (the worst recovery since the 1930s Great Depression) and a decline of labor force participation (lowest labor force participation since the 1970s.). Look, the guys done well for himself, I wish I was in his position (the money and the power.) Really, who can fault this man for trying his best to keep the wheels spinning in time of crises? It was an interesting experience and I'm glad that I went but in my honest opinion: If this person is the best of the best. If the only solution to bad monetary policy is to continue squeezing the lemon until the next catastrophe.. We're in trouble…


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Please use CVE-2013-5743 to refer to this vulnerability.
This issue has been reported by Bernhard Schildendorfer from SEC Consult.
(2) Code responsible for adding objects such as graphs or maps to favorites is also vulnerable to this type of attacks. This can be exploited on the "Dashboard", "Graphs", "Maps", "Latest data" and "Screens" pages in the "Monitoring" section.
This issue has been reported by Lincoln, a member of Corelan Team.
All of the Zabbix versions are in some way vulnerable to this type of attacks.
These vulnerabilities have been fixed in the latest releases of Zabbix. Additionally, an internal security audit was performed and similar vulnerabilities have been fixed in other areas.


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Trolls Soundtrack
soundtrackmania October 28, 2016
The soundtrack from Trolls, a 2016 Movie, tracklist, listen to 13 full soundtrack songs, play 17 sample & full OST music, 10 additional songs & 2 trailer tracks. View who sings all the songs used in the animation film. Read scene descriptions when the film plays at the cinema.
Trolls official soundtrack album tracklist, OST – original motion picture soundtrack.
Original music composed by Various Artists
Hair Up – Justin Timberlake, Gwen Stefani and Ron Funches https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/81/90/da/8190da4d-ac82-dbf6-adef-3ea336fc47db/mzaf_6045862819356751351.plus.aac.p.m4a
Can't Stop the Feeling! – Justin Timberlake
3. Move Your Feet / D.A.N.C.E. / It's A Sunshine Day – Anna Kendrick and The Snack Packhttps://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/88/6b/1e/886b1e51-0022-2757-2026-9bcef0580745/mzaf_2241623720019470072.plus.aac.p.m4a
Get Back Up Again – Anna Kendrickhttps://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/1d/8d/39/1d8d3962-6317-97ac-ecbe-f98f1a5972dd/mzaf_7493470894056889947.plus.aac.p.m4a
The Sound Of Silence – Anna Kendrickhttps://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/13/73/6b/13736bb3-089d-1ead-9810-d30bff50fb12/mzaf_5934611843161251916.plus.aac.p.m4a
Hello – Zooey Deschanelhttps://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/0e/5c/98/0e5c9895-e409-ea49-0705-066f53fa71f9/mzaf_8527023484291258420.plus.aac.p.m4a
7. I'm Coming Out / Mo' Money Mo' Problems – Zooey Deschanel, Anna Kendrick and The Snack Packhttps://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview62/v4/c9/72/34/c9723405-d365-766e-90d2-5d05faae6c5d/mzaf_2809895643550790977.plus.aac.p.m4a
They Don't Know – Ariana Grande https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview62/v4/02/48/f7/0248f7c4-4149-9fad-612d-a206ea465540/mzaf_3047491880961770352.plus.aac.p.m4a
9. True Colors – Anna Kendrickhttps://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview62/v4/d9/b1/dd/d9b1dd4f-fc1a-81f8-d458-832111de6294/mzaf_8517393247938054927.plus.aac.p.m4a
10. CAN'T STOP THE FEELING! – The Snack Packhttps://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview62/v4/1b/72/fc/1b72fc2f-bca9-cb31-5a5d-9fce163fdfda/mzaf_2671500077676982988.plus.aac.p.m4a
September – Justin Timberlake, Anna Kendrick and Earth, Wind & Firehttps://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview62/v4/38/6f/f7/386ff7b2-2a67-7ea8-4298-365d054aab8c/mzaf_2514893583587475662.plus.aac.p.m4a
What U Workin' With? – Gwen Stefani and Justin Timberlakehttps://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview62/v4/18/e2/e2/18e2e268-77d4-ede9-8282-5f064c83c1ac/mzaf_8517710100539559198.plus.aac.p.m4a
True Colors – Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake
Listen to the full soundtrack songs from Trolls in a playlist
but are playing in the animation. Listen to full songs (where available).
1. Celebration – Robert Bell, Ronald Bell etc.
Dream A Little Dream Of Me – Fabian Andre, Gus Kahn and Wilbur Schwandt
3. Clint Eastwood – Justin Timberlake
Total Eclipse Of The Heart – James Steinman
Theme From A Summer Place – Percy Faith & His Orchestra
6. D.A.N.C.E. – Gaspard Auge, Jessie Chaton and Xavier De Rosnay
7. The Fakeover – Eric Goldman and Michael Corcoran
8. I'm Coming Out – Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards
I Feel Love – Donna Summer, Pete Bellotte and Giorgio Moroder
Trolls official original score album tracklist, original motion picture score.
Original release date: November 4, 2016
Original music composed by Christophe Beck
1. No Troll Left Behind https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/11/d4/04/11d40483-29fa-c6ff-11ee-48230bda515b/mzaf_1671992195874972384.plus.aac.p.m4a
2. Trollstice https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/35/ae/f7/35aef798-4a1f-cb65-c419-963427005094/mzaf_8575899048235976354.plus.aac.p.m4a
3. Exile https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/8b/77/15/8b771501-a59e-6437-41c3-0d2112acfe4f/mzaf_4552336695966486090.plus.aac.p.m4a
4. Collect 'Em All https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/ee/f9/ec/eef9ec1a-bc40-9e8c-07c2-541ff2317a92/mzaf_8906749088197718781.plus.aac.p.m4a
5. Bunker https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/d6/41/47/d6414770-4ba9-a670-1395-3c1d361b41f9/mzaf_7162898558996825863.plus.aac.p.m4a
6. Spiders! https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/71/bf/fd/71bffd09-12ec-d41f-1cd2-5ee9734c09eb/mzaf_2122684549919274431.plus.aac.p.m4a
7. Campfire https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/07/1c/8e/071c8e7b-ac26-a5b9-bc1a-04d5bed328b3/mzaf_937423445327448455.plus.aac.p.m4a
8. Chef Returns https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/ba/80/f7/ba80f71e-1f26-3a10-8d92-aa09152c3c72/mzaf_6849262475471390662.plus.aac.p.m4a
9. Run Cloud Run! https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/d7/de/63/d7de6371-3d49-f417-11c3-bbed205803e3/mzaf_48940817144758764.plus.aac.p.m4a
10. Your Eyes https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/10/45/29/1045296b-04cd-9f76-7585-555417f855d5/mzaf_7906204266241025256.plus.aac.p.m4a
11. Trolls Al Pastor https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/b3/ec/14/b3ec1411-a01f-8ff2-2262-2cee5a4ed288/mzaf_5886651610016343537.plus.aac.p.m4a
12. Rescue https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/7b/78/91/7b789145-04f6-b855-0b04-8133b33ece1e/mzaf_8158018987168031267.plus.aac.p.m4a
13. Sellout https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/0a/5e/52/0a5e5214-80d0-4f01-04fe-187e7643f56e/mzaf_3478019168854011088.plus.aac.p.m4a
14. Knocked Down https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/12/9e/55/129e55cc-4e29-c70c-b516-a9d0c26cc181/mzaf_1885200697884255061.plus.aac.p.m4a
15. Waiting for Glittersparkles https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/8d/63/98/8d639856-025c-aa65-5fff-1d001bc38025/mzaf_284882398993676495.plus.aac.p.m4a
16. Skate Save https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/f5/c0/67/f5c0676b-9f81-f4ab-2ea8-fc97e49d3b1d/mzaf_2615808044203654593.plus.aac.p.m4a
17. Empty Belly, Full Heart https://audio.itunes.apple.com/apple-assets-us-std-000001/AudioPreview71/v4/e5/55/05/e55505ab-4a0b-0fdc-a3ef-02f8bad10b29/mzaf_7704091579507209258.plus.aac.p.m4a
Listen to the full score songs from Trolls in a playlist
Trolls Film information
Genre: Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Release date (wide): 4 November 2016
Watch the trailer for Trolls
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Doctor Strange Soundtrack
Janna September 2, 2017
What song is 47:19?
"When you look in the mirror,
let it disappear,
all your insecurities"
Al April 25, 2017
What's the words of the song that the Burgans are singing
Gizmo Martin August 7, 2017
Ipe April 24, 2017
Im looking for young Branch singing 'i need you now'..,guys please help me out
Kiki D. June 24, 2017
Total Eclipse of My Heart
Harper Embry April 1, 2017
The meaning of the movie is.. Poppy and Branch love each other. And anyway I love every song in here.
Aga March 26, 2017
What's the song trolls start to sing with Bridget, right before she asks why isn't Branch singing with them?
It's about 46:51 in the film.
It goes like: 'when you look in the mirror let it disappear all your insecurities'… Is it out there somewehere in the internet? >.<
Roberto March 13, 2017
Song that comes out in minute 35..where trolls get to the tree….
soundtrackmania March 17, 2017
Trolls do not go to the tree at minute 35. Poppy and Brach reach the Bergens' city. maybe you got the minute wrong? at that minute the song is Gorillaz – Clint Eastwood
Audio ally March 11, 2017
What's that music which plays in this movie in 1:57 min
Nevermind bro found it thanks for the song
syyyy March 31, 2017
soundtrackmania April 2, 2017
h March 11, 2017
what is the music played at 01:04:50?
Shirley Herrera March 13, 2017
lauren February 18, 2017
What song did Branch sing when his grandma was taken by the bergen?
soundtrackmania February 18, 2017
you must specify the minute, when asking about a scene
Shirley March 1, 2017
Rodger Findlay February 12, 2017
I am trying to identify the classical piece that has been utilised as part of the bergen's music, not the Clint Eastwood piece though… There's a classical piece used also… I think it may have been one of Tchaikovsky's concertos..??
Timea February 20, 2017
Nutcracker, Dance of the sugar plum fairy
Molly B March 8, 2017
Hall of the Mountain King from Peer Gynt by Grieg.
Very easy to think it's SugarPlumFairy (and I've heard that piece called Swan Lake, too) but it's simply not.
Shellie N Manns February 7, 2017
I'm wanting the lyrics to the song that the bergens were singing after the cloud took Branch and Poppy through the root tunnels back to the troll tree when they were going in to save the captured trolls
Heather March 9, 2017
I want to know what they are saying too. Every time we watch the movie my daughter asks what they are saying.
Shirley Herrera March 9, 2017
I ain't happy,
I'm feeling glad
I got sunshine in a bag
I'm useless
but not for long
The future is coming on
It's coming on (x 6)
Gorillaz – Clint Eastwood
Rick January 11, 2017
What is the song the DJ is playing During The BIGGEST, LOUDEST, CRAZIEST Party Ever?
13:30 mins in?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-R6aPuxxOc
barb November 12, 2016
the song when the Bergen was on the treadmill exercising
Jimmy December 26, 2016
I ´m searching for this song too, it´sounds like a remix of Bronsky beat´s "Smalltown boy" but did not found anything about it. If anyone has more information please share it.
Daisy January 1, 2017
It is "I Feel Love" by Donna Summer
Jimmy January 2, 2017
Thanks Daisy!
Jared November 6, 2016
What song was playing during the scene where we first see young king gristle riding a bicycle up a flight of stairs
Nicholas January 6, 2017
The song is Hair Up, the first song on the track. Hope this helped!


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Filip Rajevac (; born 21 June 1992) is a Serbian football forward who plays for FK Loznica.

Career

Budućnost Valjevo
Born in Valjevo, Rajevac started his career in local club Budućnost. For 2 seasons, he played 36 matches in the Serbian League West and scored 5 goals.

Jedinstvo Ub
After Budućnost, Rajevac played for Jedinstvo Ub, in the first half of season 2011–12. He scored 8 goal on 15 matches playing for the team from Ub.

Jedinstvo Užice
Rajevac moved to the club with the same name, Jedinstvo Užice for the second half of 2011–12 season. He played 11 matches and scored 2 goal until the end of season. The club was also promoted in Serbian First League for the next season.

Krušik
Attacker returned in Valjevo, in football club of the "Krušik" industry in summer 2012. He made 14 appearances and scored 1 goal playing for FK Krušik Valjevo. After 6 months he left to FK Kolubara.

Kolubara
On 9 matches in the Serbian First League, he scored 2 goals, against Čukarički, and Napredak. After the end of 2012–13 season, he left FK Kolubara.

Železničar Lajkovac
In the 2013–14 season, Rajevac played for Železničar Lajkovac. He made 25 league appearances and scored 11 goals until the end of season.

Budućnost Krušik
After the merger of two Valjevo clubs, Budućnost, and Krušik, Rajevac returned to his home town and joined FK Budućnost Krušik 2014. Rajevac played all 15 fixtures, and was the best team scorer in the first half of 2014–15 season. He scored 4 goals against Pobeda Beloševac in 11th fixture, when he scored a spectacular goal from a bicycle kick, and also 1 from penalty. 2 goals scored against Bane in 2nd fixture, including 1 penalty, and against GFK Jasenica in 6th fixture, both from penalties. He also scored a goals against Jošanica in the 1st, Šumadija 1903 in 3rd, Jedinstvo Ub in 12th and Šumadija Aranđelovac in 14th fixture. He also played matches against Sloga Požega in 4th, Polet Ljubić in 5th, Karađorđe Topola in 7th, Zvižd in 8th, Rudar Kostolac in 9th, Loznica in 10th, Smederevo in 13th, and Železničar Lajkovac in the 15th, fixture of Serbian League West. He left the club after the first half of season.

Siarka Tarnobrzeg
Filip moved to Poland on the beginning of 2015, and joined Siarka Tarnobrzeg for 6 months. He debuted for his new team on the 8 March 2015, in a 3:1 loss against Znicz Pruszków. After that, he played 6 more matches until the end of season, but without goals.

OFK Beograd
After short abroad episode, Rajevac joined OFK Beograd in summer 2015, but due to administrative problems gained the right to play in 4th fixture of the Serbian SuperLiga.

Bunyodkor
On 23 January 2018, Bunyodkor announced the signing of Rajevac.

Lokomotiv Tashkent
Rajevas joined PFC Lokomotiv Tashkent on 1 January 2019.

Career statistics

Honours
Jedinstvo Užice
Serbian League West: 2011–12

References

External links

1992 births
Living people
Sportspeople from Valjevo
Association football forwards
Serbian footballers
Siarka Tarnobrzeg players
FK Budućnost Valjevo players
FK Jedinstvo Ub players
FK Jedinstvo Užice players
FK Kolubara players
FK Železničar Lajkovac players
OFK Beograd players
FC Bunyodkor players
PFC Lokomotiv Tashkent players
FK Inđija players
FK Budućnost Dobanovci players
FK Loznica players
Uzbekistan Super League players
Serbian SuperLiga players
Serbian expatriate sportspeople in Poland
Serbian expatriate sportspeople in Uzbekistan
Expatriate footballers in Poland
Expatriate footballers in Uzbekistan


& Not So Wild Life!
The Park is home to quite a few pets. Presently there are miniature Mediterranean donkeys, Kune Kune pigs, Indian Runner ducks, goats, Shetland ponies, chickens, cats and dogs. All are utterly spoilt and a must for all children and pet lovers to seek out and admire.
Over recent years we have been actively encouraging more wildlife to Castlerigg, and we're pleased to report that it's been working a treat ! Thanks to all our red squirrel feeding boxes, bird boxes and bug boxes, our planting of Buddleias, plus our leaving some areas unmown, the wildlife keeps coming. So you might well see wild deer, red squirrels, badgers, owls, ospreys and a myriad of butterflies, bees and birds during your visit.


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Minuteman group founder sentenced to prison in molestation case
A founder of the Minuteman border watch group was sentenced Monday in Arizona to 19 years in prison after being convicted of molesting a 5-year-old girl and showing her pornography.
The sentence for Chris Simcox was ordered by Maricopa County Judge Jose Padilla, who said the crime was "the worst thing in the world" for the family of the victim.
Prosecutors had sought a 36-year sentence after arguing the 55-year-old Simcox should be kept away from children as long as possible.
Simcox, chained at the hands and feet and wearing a black and white jail uniform, declined to make a statement and shook his head as he was sentenced. He previously denied the allegations.
Prosecutor Yigael Cohen said Simcox hasn't taken responsibility for his actions. "He is not to be trusted in society. He is not to be trusted with a child," Cohen said.
Simcox escaped a mandatory life sentence after a jury in June acquitted him on a separate charge of engaging in sexual conduct with a 6-year-old girl.
Simcox made an unsuccessful attempt last year to get Padilla removed from the case, arguing that he believed the judge was a member of two Hispanic civil rights organizations and tried to help people who are in the country illegally.
Simcox isn't a lawyer but represented himself at trial. He had insisted that he should be allowed to personally question the girls on the witness stand.
The judge said questioning the girls would cause them emotional distress. In the end, Simcox got an attorney to pose the questions.
Simcox's arrest in 2013 came after his career as an advocate for tougher immigration policies had fizzled.
The Minuteman movement gained attention in 2005 when illegal immigration heated up as a national political issue. Minuteman volunteers fanned out along the nation's southern border to watch for illegal crossings and report them to federal agents.
The movement splintered after Simcox and another co-founder parted ways and headed up separate groups.
More than a decade ago, Simcox was sentenced to two years of probation for misdemeanor federal convictions that involved carrying a concealed handgun at the Coronado National Memorial near the Arizona-Mexico border.


"Yes," Meliton assented, after a moment's thought. "That's true."
"And all because of what? We have sinned greatly, we have forgotten God . . . and it seems that the time has come for all to end. And, after all, the world can't last for ever -- it's time to know when to take leave."
The Pipe: the title should be translated as "The Shepherd's Pipe"


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CPAP improves work productivity for sleep apnea patients
• Respiratory Problems • • Sleep Aid • Apr 10, 13
The study will be presented today (11 April 2013) at the Sleep and Breathing Conference in Berlin, organised by the European Respiratory Society and the European Sleep Research Society.
Previous research has demonstrated that people with sleep apnoea are less productive at work, usually due to excessive daytime sleepiness. This study aimed to assess whether continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) improved productivity at work.
The researchers used the Endicott Work Productivity Scale, a questionnaire designed to assess productivity at work, and the Epworth Sleepiness Scale, a globally accepted questionnaire which assesses daytime sleepiness. Included were 45 patients with sleep apnoea of working age (between 40 and 56 years), who completed the questionnaires at the outset and after 3 months of CPAP treatment.
The results showed that 35 of the patients who had good adherence to CPAP treatment showed significant improvement in their productivity at work and in their daytime sleepiness. The 10 patients who did not follow the treatment programme had no significant improvement in symptoms or work productivity.
Lead author, Evangelia Nena MD, PhD, said: "Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) is the gold standard treatment for moderate-to-severe obstructive sleep apnoea. Previous research has shown the potential benefits of CPAP to patients' health and quality of life and our findings add to this body of evidence, demonstrating the advantages the treatment can have on productivity at work."
Dan Smyth, Sleep Apnoea Europe, said: "This study underlines the positive benefits of compliant use of Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) Treatment Therapy for Sleep Apnoea sufferers. It also confirms that the symptoms of the condition can be controlled and that the patient can remain an effective member of the workforce."
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Study shows treatment for genetically caused emphysema is effective
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Do you have big dreams but don't know where to begin? PathwayConnect is a college-readiness program that helps guide students to earn an online certificate or degree through BYU-Idaho, or a local school of their choice.
Whether you want to complete a degree or strengthen your testimony, PathwayConnect could be your answer to accomplish your goals.
Life happens—sometimes students are not able to finish their degree, or they never had the opportunity to attend a university. Because PathwayConnect courses are online, students can participate from anywhere in the world, making higher education easier to access than ever before.
Alessandra De Martino, a student from Italy, was the first person in her family to attend a university. Despite her worries, she successfully completed PathwayConnect and is working toward a bachelor's degree through the BYU-Idaho online program.
PathwayConnect makes earning a university degree easier than ever no matter where you live!
One of the purposes of PathwayConnect is to help strengthen families, and many parents enrolled in the program have been able to create a special bond with their children through their example. Lifelong learning can bless families for generations, whether a student is the first in their family to get a degree or part of a history of graduates.
Lyza Nau, a student from Utah, has always loved learning. She joined PathwayConnect to complete her degree and began teaching her family all of the lessons she was learning.
Thanks to the flexible schedule, parents can spend more quality time with their spouse and children.
Many employers offer promotions based on an employee's educational background. PathwayConnect equips students with marketable skills that can be directly applied in the workplace and boost an employee's work ethic. Students around the world have been promoted in their jobs after completing PathwayConnect and again after receiving a certificate or degree from the BYU-Idaho online program.
Raul Hidalgo, a student from Mexico, struggled to find steady work. After completing the one year program, he immediately began to pursue several certificates and degrees that led to increased employment opportunities.
The leadership, organization, and time management skills, among others, learned in PathwayConnect can help you in your current work positions and even qualify you for promotions!
Studying a gospel-based curriculum invites the Spirit into an academic setting. Messages given by Church leaders and scripture references are included in PathwayConnect courses. Every student also has the opportunity to study more about the gospel through an institute or religion course. These spiritual components have made lasting impacts in hundreds of students' lives.
Olga Frolova, a student from Latvia, had already completed her master's degree but felt prompted to join PathwayConnect for the opportunity to receive a gospel-based education.
"I feel more spiritually prepared for life, and I believe that is the key to true success," Olga said.
Participating in the religious courses offered through BYU-Pathway, you will have the opportunity to strengthen your testimony and come closer to the Savior, Jesus Christ.
Don't let anything stand in your way to accomplish your goals. Let PathwayConnect be your first step toward progression. Discover more about PathwayConnect and the benefits available to you and students around the world!
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