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Each of our managers brings their individual experience, qualifications and knowledge to the team to meet Atlas' aim of delivering true customer value and satisfaction.
Simon Swords
Ever since he had a Commodore Plus 4 Simon knew he would be involved in technology. He gets a kick out of building and growing technology driven businesses. Simon has also served on various boards including the Federation of Small Businesses and Apprenticeship Ambassadors Network. In his spare time he flies planes and skydives.
Jonathan Ferrara
Jonathan has enjoyed a 35 year career with market leading financial services organisations in the premier locations of London, Switzerland and the Channel Islands. Jonathan brings his clarity, drive and years of experience to the board of directors to provide strategic guidance on the running of Atlas.
Dean North
Atlas' technical wizard and language polyglot – Dean enjoys meeting with customers to understand their complex business problems and using his skills and knowledge to effect simple yet powerful software solutions. In his spare times he builds 3D online multiplayer games and researches new technologies.
Sherree Tibbs
Head of Service Delivery
Sherree joined Atlas in 2015 as part of the customer care team. Over the last year Sherree has been transitioning into the role of Project Manager. Sherree enjoys gaining new qualifications, and in her spare time enjoys sport and socialising.
Craig Driscoll
Head of Product Fundipedia
Craig joined us in 2019 as a Senior Developer. With a degree in Computing and over a decade of software development experience he brings a wealth of knowledge to the Atlas team. When he isn't glued to a computer screen, he enjoys travelling, visiting new places and all things tech.
Daniel Cirket
Dan has been coding professionally for 6 years. He likes to collaborate on open source projects and keep up with the latest technologies.
Steve Day
Steve joined Atlas in 2007 and was our very first apprentice. Since that time Steve has developed his coding skills and is now a full-time software developer running his own client projects. Outside of Atlas Steve enjoys watching his team Liverpool play.
Phil Camfield
Phil has a degree in computer science and has been a web developer for 7 years. Outside of Atlas Phil enjoys researching new technologies, listening to music and riding his motorbike.
Mike is a full-stack Web Application and Software Developer who works with individuals, companies and organisations to build bespoke solutions and to improve the user experience. With over a decade of experience, Mike has worked with a variety of companies and organisations.
Billy Watkins
Billy has a 2:1 honours degree in Physics which has aided him in becoming a self-taught software developer. Having been coding professionally since 2016, Billy has gained a wealth of valuable experience in a short space of time and is a great asset to the Atlas team. Away from work, Billy thrives on new challenges, from learning to ride motorbikes to rock climbing. He's even tried his hand as a qualified fencing referee and assistant instructor.
Manisha Sen
Manisha is a Bachelor of Science (BSc) with a 1st class degree in Computer Science awarded by the University of Surrey. With experience in C# .Net Application Development, Database, jQuery and HTML, we are very excited to have her on board. Outside of work, Manisha enjoys going to the gym and regularly attends Zumba classes as well as spending time with her Jack Russell, Daisy.
Seb Szaniszlo
Seb spent a year working at Atlas as a trainee software developer as part of an internship before completing his last year on a Computer Science course, from which he graduated with a 1st class degree. He rejoined the Atlas team as a graduate software developer in 2018. Outside of work, Seb works on various side projects and, when not coding, he enjoys working on his fitness, listening to music and playing video games.
Matt joined Atlas in 2014 as an apprentice software developer. Once he had completed his apprenticeship, once completed he went on to the University of Essex and has now completed a 1st class degree in computer science. Away from Atlas and his studies, Matt enjoys online gaming and socialising with his friends.
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Andrew brings 25 years experience in graphic, web and UX design to a wide range of corporate clients. When not designing Andrew enjoys listening to music and spending time with the family.
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Jack joined Atlas as a support developer after achieving a 2:1 honours degree in Computer Science from the University of Essex. Away from Atlas, Jack has interests in reading, gaming, psychology and computer security. He also loves spending time with family, friends and his dog Sammy.
Luke Mason
Luke joined Atlas in 2016 as an apprentice QA Analyst. After completing his apprenticeship Luke became a valued member of the quality assurance department. Luke enjoys solving issues with new software and ensuring the product functions as per the spec before releasing to clients. In his spare time Luke enjoys getting creative and digital art and animation.
George Chapman
Joining us as an apprentice in 2017, George has since become a fully-fledged QA Analyst and a crucial part of the QA team. Outside of Atlas George enjoys spending time with family and friends. He also enjoys playing football midweek and occasionally goes to support professional football team West Ham United. He has interests in gaming, films, music and basketball.
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After completing a Game and Media Development course at South Essex college, Adam joined Atlas as a Junior QA Analyst to ensure that all Atlas products are up to spec. In his spare time Adam enjoys gaming, camping, and paddle boarding. When he can, he also loves to go surfing.
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Sue is responsible for the day-to-day running of the office, along with HR and payroll. Sue has had many years of experience working for a large legal company in London and brings her office administration and organisational skills to the role.
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Clarisse has over 8 years of customer service experience and leads our first line customer support team to provide all of our customers with the very best care and guidance for Atlas clients and Staff Squared. Outside of the office, Clarisse enjoys spending time with family and friends, listening to music and everything Harry Potter.
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Juane "Quick-To-See" Smith - A Map to Heaven
A Map to Heaven, 2002
Lithograph with chine colle, 39 x 34.5 inches
Edition 6/20
Tamarind Institute
Gift of Kathleeen J. Crispell (LSA '67) and Thomas S. Porter (MBA '67)
Jaune Quick-To-See Smith was born on the Flathead Reservation in Montana. Smith, represented in major international museum collections, has been very important for exploring and visualizing the complexities of Native American identity.
Although living in Corrales, New Mexico, her lithograph A Map to Heaven honors the rituals of her native Flathead and Blackfeet community. The map takes the form of a ceremonial costume, spread out for detail and also to suggest the outstretched arms of the human being who will inhabit it. Like a floating ghostly figure in a gesture of blessing, it offers us in its design a path to the world beyond.

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Bybit is a cryptocurrency trading platform that allows spot trading, futures, and derivatives. It boasts more than 10 million users around the world and lists over 220 tokens and coins on its platform.
In addition to its website, Bybit has an app for iOS and Android. The app has a modular interface, which allows users to move modules around and resize them. The app also includes easy-to-use advanced order forms.
You will need to have an email address, a password and a phone number in order to sign up for an account at Bybit. A referral code can also be entered. Upon account completion, you will be awarded $5 and $50 bonuses for deposits exceeding 0.05BTC or 1BTC.
For trading in spot markets, Bybit has a minimum trading volume of $10,000. If you are new to Bybit, you may also be eligible for a generous welcome bonus. This bonus is valid only for 21 days.
Bybit, a cryptocurrency exchange platform, allows you to trade one currency for the other. With a large user community, the exchange has a good reputation around the world. It offers a wide range of features to meet all your trading needs.
To create an account with Bybit, you need to choose a password that is 8-30 characters long and contains an uppercase letter and a number. You must also provide an email address. This will allow you to contact customer support whenever you need it.
Bybit allows you to invest in promising projects via its launchpad once you have created an account. Bybit supports a wide variety of coins, including EOS, XRP, and BTC. It does not allow you to buy Bitcoin directly.
It has an interface that is flexible, customizable, easy-to-use, and simple to use. Its support windows provide quick access to the help center, which is available in English and Chinese. The help center contains FAQs, guides, and other resources for common topics, including APIs.
For traders who wish to protect their funds, the exchange has a stop-loss function built in. There are three stop loss types: limit, conditional, and market. A conditional order is placed at an undetermined price from the market and will be converted into a market order once it reaches that point. When a user chooses a market order, it's possible to hold the position for as long as they want, as long as they have enough margin to cover the price fluctuations.
Bybit is one of the top cryptocurrency derivatives exchanges. The platform has a relatively easy to use interface and provides several tools to make trading even easier. It supports more than 300 crypto derivatives and is available in 16 languages. You can also create spike and plunge notifications for traders.
The official website includes a glossary of crypto terms as well as a search engine that can be used to find them. There is also a section for literature. Twitter users can also reach the CEO to ask questions.
Bybit is an online exchange for crypto derivatives. The company boasts a large number of registered users worldwide. This includes a multilingual customer support team.
Bybit offers a robust order-matching engine to its customers. Additionally, the exchange boasts an order-flow that is customizable and allows the user to adjust the quantity and the price of each trade.
Bybit also offers an integrated stop-loss function for additional security. The exchange also offers an affiliate program, which rewards traders with a 30% commission on trading fees.
To make the most of its offerings, you should sign up for a trading account. You can register through the exchange's website or download the mobile app. After completing the registration process, you will be required to input your phone number and a verification code.
Once you've done that, you can start making deposits and withdrawals. There are some restrictions on the maximum amount that you can withdraw in one day. For example, you can't withdraw more than two BTC. Also, you'll need to provide your bank statement and a valid government ID.
Bybit is one the most well-known derivatives exchanges in the world. It is also the most secure. However, users should be careful.
As with any digital asset, you should understand the risks associated with trading. For instance, it can be difficult to verify the volume of a particular cryptocurrency. Potential regulations could also affect the availability and accessibility of cryptos. Therefore, it's important to choose a platform that offers strong security.
Users can register for a Bybit account through the official website. After signing up, users can buy cryptocurrencies via a fiat gateway. They can also transfer funds to another wallet.
The funding rate is a periodic payment to traders. The purpose of the funding rate is to align the perpetual contract price to the spot price. When the market price dips, the discount on the perpetual contracts results in a drop in the funding rates.
The funding fee will be paid to the short position holder by traders who are long-term on the market. Trader who trade less than the original trade will be eligible for a rebate of 0.025%. This rebate can be used to offset the trading fee.
Although the interface isn't particularly original, the trading dashboard is a great example of a modern and responsive platform. The interface can be customized by moving and arranging modules and resizing them to suit your needs. Moreover, the interface includes a nifty glossary that explains a few of the more popular crypto slang.
The Bybit app also supports multiple payment options. This is something other trading platforms don't offer. However, Bybit charges a small fee on each transaction.
Binance and Bybit are the two largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the globe. Each one offers its own set of services and features. However, which one is the best? Choosing the wrong crypto exchange can result in avoidable losses. In this article, we'll examine these two platforms and compare the pros and cons.
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Binance is known for its low trading costs. The platform charges a 0.1% transaction fee. A taker fee of 0.25 percent is also levied to users. If you're a maker, you'll pay a slightly smaller fee of 0.0075%.
Coinbase and Bybit are two of the most popular cryptocurrency exchanges out there. These exchanges offer a lot of features that can be beneficial for the average investor. However, they differ in their target audience. Bybit, for example, is focused on futures and derivatives trading while Coinbase more so a buy-and-sell platform.
Bybit and Coinbase, unlike most crypto exchanges are designed for intermediate to casual traders. They both have good liquidity and a user-friendly interface. But their fees are a bit higher than others. They also have separate fees for takers and makers.
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KuCoin and Bybit are two of most well-known crypto exchanges. With more than five million users each, these exchanges offer a wide range of digital assets to choose from. They are very similar in terms of their features but traders need to be aware of the differences.
KuCoin has a much larger portfolio of cryptocurrencies than Bybit. KuCoin has more coins than Bybit, with a range of a few dozen up to over 700. However, KuCoin doesn't offer cold storage for all its assets.
Bybit charges 0.1% spot trading fees. Traders who buy NFTs at Bybit can also benefit from lower transaction costs. Alternatively, they can also use leverage for futures and inverse contracts.
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Users can trade on the exchange in BTCUSD, XRPUSD, and EOSUSD. Futures are not supported yet on the exchange, but Bybit plans to add other tokens to the platform in the future.
Both Bybit and Crypto.com have many benefits. These include excellent trading tools, user-friendly platforms, and low fees. However, it's important to remember that these two exchanges are not regulated in the United States. It is possible that you won't be able trade on these exchanges. If this is the case, you may want to consider other options.
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Bybit's customer support team is available around the clock. You can contact them via email or phone. They speak Japanese, Korean English, Russian, and English. They are happy to answer any questions.
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I always felt that these guys were the strongest in their theatrical execution. It seems that they doubled down on that and made it their own. I am extra excited to see what they have planned this year!
Nightmare New York is not doing a 3rd installment of "Killers" for 2014. This year's theme will be urban legends of NYC.
These guys approach the theater side of haunting in a way that no one else does. I am excited to see how this will come out.
Go here for more previously unreleased images from Nightmare: Killers2.
The TL; DR is that $20 get you in to see Ferguson from Clarissa Explains it All, Big Pete AND Marc Summers on 9/27 in NYC!
You may or may not know that I am a huge vintage Nickelodeon fan. Clarissa Explains It All, Pete and Pete, Hey Dude, You Can't Do That on Television, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, and Doug were some of my favorite things growing up.
Some odd trivia is that years later I actually worked briefly at the same studio that made Doug!
Anyway, Slimed! An Oral History of Nickelodeon's Golden Age is coming out on September 24th – all 90s Nickelodeon fans should probably check this out.
The NYC Launch Event for the book will take place at the 92Y and many 90s Nickelodeon celebrities will be in attendance!
Marc Summers hosts and The Beets will play live for the first time ever. The event will include behind-the-scenes photos, Nick stars, writers, producers, executives, show creators and more. After the event you will be able to mingle with the Nick guests. A 2 hour long session of panel discussions about the golden age of Nickelodeon will take place.
You'll also be able to purchase your own copy of SLIMED! An Oral History of Nickelodeon's Golden Age and get it autographed!
More guests are being added!
I'll be doing more posts soon. adjusting to working and commuting into NYC was, as expected, not easy. I am also doing a job that is more demanding than jobs i have had in the past, which is actually good. Even on bad days commuting into NYC makes me smile. I did not expect this. i thought I'd hate it like I did when I interned at Disney in 2001.
The reason I hated NYC back then? Poverty. I was too poor back then to even afford lunch. It was like going to a theme park and not being allowed to ride anything. I had to watch as everyone else had nice clothes, good food, and there I was in my cheapass clothes with my rice and can of tuna I brought from home. I became bitter quickly.
Today it's different. Hard work. Now I can buy whatever I want for lunch and, with some planning, budget out nice (even fancypants) clothing.
What a difference. Work hard. Make things better.
NYC is the best city. I love it as much as Orlando and Tampa. The truth for me is that I fit into NYC far better than New Jersey. I had been in a rut in NJ, which was making me very depressed. The jobs I had been getting were temporary jobs with no future, no training, and often abusive atmospheres.
NYC offers better pay and better opportunities. The only catch is that it is a brutal climate. Standards are high. I have had the toughest interviews of my life in NYC. The best talent comes to famous cities and NYC is one of the most famous in the world. It took me 2 years to get an opportunity in NYC. Figuring out the subway and trains is scary at first – especially since I am vision-impaired and not experienced with this type of travel.
I'm not just reading about fashion in magazines and seeing it on TV – I'm seeing it evolve in front of my face before it ever hits the media. I'm hearing many languages spoken each day and meeting new people every day. I can get any food that I want. I might see dudes in kilts on the way to work or I might see a violinist.
Art is all around us. NYC is actually misrepresented in the media. It may have been rough in the 70s, but today I find it to be one of the friendliest cities I have ever been to. It feels like an anime con in which you could get killed if you were dumb.
Everyone is talkative, helpful, and I've just met people on the street. It reminds me of the south but with less door-opening for other people. NYCers seem to be straightforward. They don't play games or say what they don't mean to please anyone. If they see you they might hold the door open for you after they go in or they might not. They are very busy and have to run.
I don't feel like I don't fit in anymore. In NYC no one fits in. So we all fit in. I have zero regrets making the jump to work in the city. Even with the longer hours – ZERO regrets.
I've changed dramatically since last month. NYC has shaken away some of the last vestiges of shyness that I had. I'm more open, talkative, friendly, and confident. Before I had been walking around with my head down as if I had imaginary armor on. I questioned myself and my sanity. I feared that this was all that life had to offer for me and actually would have fantasies about, say, jumping off a bridge or blowing my own head off. (Don't worry-I wasn't REALLY going to do it.) Every time I shut my eyes the misery would just manifest in random ways.
I needed a change. I felt trapped.
One challenge for me is adjusting my art schedule. More on that in a later post.
So yeah. I learned a lot of stuff about LeSportsac when I visited their HQ last week! For one – they are coming out with a re-designed men's collection and a luxe collection!
So the other day when I posted an exclusive preview of the LeSportsac Disney It's a Small World Hawaii bags I promised I would follow up with the Winter 2013 LeSportsac bags I saw in their showroom. Today, I am making good on that promise.
One of the things I was most impressed with was the Men's Collection. I might live under a rock – but I wasn't really aware of their men's stuff before! Shame on me. They said that these just got a re-design and look better than ever. I agree. Most of them have padded space for a laptop or iPad.
It seemed that a lot of their new items are going to be multi-functional. This means that many of these items also had convertible shoulder straps. I saw a lot of little travel bags that store things neatly and hang up to be ultra compact.
One other thing that really impressed me were the new luxe bags. There are some times when a durable-looking bag is just too rugged for the occasion. LeSportsac went and made a bag with the same durable materials, but luxe. The reason I stay away from shiny bags from other brands in the past is because many of them don't last. We already know from my prior review that LeSportsac is famous for being extremely durable. I know someone who still has one from 30 years ago.
They told me that the main focus here was to make the bags just as durable as their less-sparkly offerings. It looks to me like they achieved it.
These are not up at LeSportsac yet, but they will be in the next several months!


WOW....talk about great views from this 4th floor villa in the most desired #3 building of Villamare. (only building with 2 elevators) Owners have done loads of renovations including carpet, paint, appliances, furniture. This complex is ideal for year round rental or owner use. Indoor heated pool & fitness center not found in other oceanfront complexes. Access to all of Palmetto Dunes amenities include the 12 mile lagoon system, miles of leisure paths, and of course the gardens, pool complex that features BBQ area, sundeck, oceanfront pool and so much more. This is a great value!


My next model will be the immigrant ship 'Meteor'. Built at Bremerhaven as the 'Admiral Brommy' in 1851, she was purchased by the Hamburg ship owners T.E & C. Vidal in December 1852 and re-named 'Meteor'.
She was not a large ship – her principal dimensions were; Length - 135.70 ft [41.36 m]; Breadth 29.17 ft [8.89 m] and depth of hold 20.54 ft [6.26 m].
She sailed from Southampton on the 17th March 1853 carrying 326 emigrants bound for Australia. Amongst these were Robert and Rachel Laing – my great, great grandparents. The 'Meteor arrived in Sydney on 3rd July after a voyage of some 108 days. The voyage was described by the Sydney newspapers as 'excellent' as only two children died during the passage!
The final fate of the 'Meteor' is unknown.
There are no plans for this ship, however the German Maritime Museum at Bremerhaven were able to provide me with high resolution copies of two excellent paintings of the ship – one as the 'Admiral Brommy' and the other (incidentally dated 1853 – the significant year for me) as the 'Meteor'. I will be using modified hull lines of a similar ship of the period and the two paintings to build a plank on frame model "in accordance with the best available historical information".
It may be a while before anything happens on this build log, as I first have to sort out the very faint and difficult to read plans I have and convert them into something I can use to shape the frames.
In the meantime, here are the two paintings of the ship.
A very worthwhile project, John. There's a fair bit of detail in these paintings, which should be helpful.
I take it you're going to convert plans for other, similar ships to construct the model?
Yes, Louie - I'll work from the modified hull lines and then take the rest from the paintings.
is there a particular hull design that you can mirror her from?
How exciting. It is an excellent way to sharpen your scratch building skills and interpretive ability when modeling a ship after a painting.
Probably the most exciting part is the historical implications of the vessel and personal family ties to it.
I'll look forward to this log.
Thanks for the support, Denis and Rob.
Denis - I 've looked at the hull lines of a couple of dozen ships of the period and found one with what appears to be the correct hull shape and with proportions very close to the 'Meteor'. I've altered the proportions of that plan slightly on the computer to match the dimensions of the 'meteor' and am currently fiddling with them to produce drawings I can use to build frames.
John. It looks like an exciting project. Good Luck.
I love to see someone else work in 1:96 scale also...gives me comfort. Also, I see some differences in rigging and deck furniture from one painting to the next. Go with the latter?
Yes, Tom, when you start studying the two paintings, there are quite a few differences - especially when you consider that they're only a couple of years apart. I'll be using the 1853 painting as my guide - as that's the year of the voyage I'm interested in.
John....I agree with the direction you're taking.....when grappling with two paintings of the same vessel with dissimilar details...it helps when dates of pertinent events can help narrow down the direction and look you are wanting to go and are looking for. It has to be noted that vessels changed appearance when captained by different captains. His preferences and possibly damage corrections can alter a vessels appearance. One would hardly know that the Cutty Sark from her original appearance to that of when the Portuguese owned her and renamed her the Farriera and changed her rig due to an accident was the same ship.
Follow your gut. Who's to argue.
Good luck and following seas.
Ah, found you at last John . An interesting little ship, and with a significant history to you as well. I look forward to an update when you're ready.
Same here, after some browsing I also found your next build. I especially like it because of the personal ties.
I wish you God speed with this project, of which I will be faithfully follow.
i keep looking in in the hope of finding sawdust. I presume research is going to be ongoing for a while?
Well, at last I'm posting an update.
As I said at the beginning - this will be a very slow build. So far all I have is a keel, stem and sternpost ready to receive frames. I hope to at least make a start on the frames at the museum next Monday. The slowness of this build will be due partly to the fact that, with a heck of a lot going on at home, I'll probably be doing the entire build at the museum - so only one day a week maximum; and I'll also be feeling my way a bit with this one. She's earlier than the period I'm familiar with and I'm also taking a little more care with joints and finish in the frame as I may build her with unplanked frames below the main deck - still trying to decide on that.
Anyway, here's the first photo of the actual build under weigh!
This looks like a good start. That is a lot of framing. I will be looking forward to see her progress. I vote for planked, but with some planking being replaced.
Off to a good start, John. Look forward to your progress, however slow!
Thanks for the encouragement, folks. More to come soon (I hope).
Hello Jim, I found your log at least. What a great idea to build a vessel with a personal link to your family's history. I lean back and am keen to see further progress. May I ask you from which source/ship you've got the equivalent lines? It would be of a great interest.
G'day Daniel - nice to have you along for the (very slow) ride.
The ship I'm using for the lines is a slightly earlier merchant ship called the 'Pearl'. I've altered her proportions slightly on the computer to give me a better fit for 'Meteor'.
A minor update - just to show that something is happening. The first couple of frames have been traced out and their segments fitted together ready for shaping.
The photos show the first frame traced out and with its segments fixed and ready for shaping.
That looks good so far. This vessel is very full bodied indeed.
Typical of her time and place, Russ - built for maximum carrying capacity.
As your build is very interesting to me too, I have an old plan of a German barque Albert Neumann similar to meteor from 1869, launched and commissioned in Warnemünde/Rostock (Baltic Sea). The plans are a bit rotten and form a German model magazine from 1987. The lines are in 1:200 and some details about rigging and deck fittings in 1:100. All in metric measure. There is a belaying plan included. If it might help you, I can scan it and send it to you here as private mail.
Additionally I can recommend the book "Von der Fregatte zum Vollschiff" (from the frigate to the full-rigged (merchant)ship) from Wolfgang Quinger. On Amazone you will find it to a low price. The book includes the planes, lines, belaying plan, deck details of the full-rigged three-mast-merchant-ship Alt Mecklenburg from 1856 as well as from the brig Auguste von Wismar. The Brig is originally launched in 1840, the plan shows her as she was fitted out in 1860. The lines are in 1:100 scale and in Swedish feet and in metric measure. The plans might help to get some information about differences from German builds to the well documented English counterparts.
Regarding the rigging let me recommend you Marquart's book the global schooner. In the appendices of the English version are the frame and plank dimensions of German Baltic Sea merchant ships in 1835 following the tables of Gustav Klawitter, dimensions of the main-components and rigging, mast & spare dimensions for ships and boats of Hamburg-build merchant ships (North Sea) following the tables C.F. Steinhaus from 1856.
It's good to to see the start of the wood cutting. What is the relevance of the Museum?
good to see you've begun to make sawdust John. are you going to reinforce the frames as you make them?
Kevin - thanks very much for that link. It's good to have a bit more history of the ship.
Daniel - thanks for the information about the book. I've ordered a copy and will struggle through the language difficulties. Thankfully we have a friend who is a German language teacher! The Albert Neumann will be a bit late for my purposes. There was a vast change in shipping practice and merchant ship design in the second part of the 19th century. Ships went from boxes with slightly sharpened ends in the 1850's to the sleek China clippers of the late 1860's (Cutty Sark was built in 1869).
Keith - Sorry; I tend to assume that members know that I'm a volunteer model maker at the National Maritime Museum in Sydney. I spend my Mondays (when we're at home) sitting behind a desk building my model and talking to visitors about model making.


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Catholics hail agreement among Lesotho's political parties
People are tired of frequent coups and rivalry between the police and army and want a body that can control the security apparatus
The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) has hailed political parties in Lesotho for signing an agreement to implement constitutional, governance, security and media reforms in the country.
The reforms, brokered by the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and agreed to last Thursday, are to be constituted by an act of parliament.
Booi Mohapi, CCJP executive secretary told Radio Veritas that the signing of the agreement in the country's capital, Maseru, was a step in the right direction.
Mohapi said CCJP has conducted and continues to undertake several awareness programs in the country to help it achieve political stability.
Lesotho, a small southern African kingdom surrounded by South Africa, has suffered more than two decades of inter- and intra-party rivalry. It is headed by a constitutional monarchy established in the 19th century.
The people, Mohapi said, want the institution of the monarchy to play a role in the politics of Lesotho.
The duties of Lesotho's King Letsie III, are mostly ceremonial.
"People have a lot of issues that they raised and would like to see changed and improved upon to better the way of doing politics in this country. Some of the things I can single out concern the office of the king. People really seem to think that the king has to have some powers of control over politicians," Mohapi said.
People are tired of frequent coups and rivalry between the police and army and want a body that would control the security apparatus.
Other issues, among the many raised from the CCJP meetings with the people, include limiting the formation of political parties; party defectors in parliament and an end to short-lived governments, Mohapi said.
People also wish their government to create proper mechanisms to ensure that the natural resources of the country, such as diamonds, benefit all citizens, he said.
Bones to be examined over teen's disappearance
Victims of Indian riots limp back to normalcy


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Le championnat d'Australie de water-polo ou National Water Polo League (NWPL) est la principale compétition australienne de water-polo. Elle est organisée par l'Australian Water Polo depuis 1990 chez les hommes et 2004 chez les dames.

Déroulement
Dans les années 2000, les championnats féminin et masculin se jouent en deux phases. En début d'année civile, une phase régulière en matches aller et retour, puis une phase finale d'une semaine où s'affrontent les six meilleures équipes de la phase régulière.

Palmarès féminin
 2004 : Fremantle Marlins
 2005 : Fremantle Marlins
 2006 : Cronulla Sharks
 2007 : Fremantle Marlins
 2008 : Fremantle Marlins
 2009 : Brisbane Barracudas
 2010 : Brisbane Barracudas
 2011 : Fremantle Mariners
 2012 : Cronulla Sharks

Notes et références

Liens externes
 Site officiel de l'organisateur.

Water-polo feminin
Australie
Water-polo en Australie
Compétition de natation en Australie
Water polo championnat australie

en:Australian National Water Polo League

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The Empowered21 Cabinet for Central and Eastern Europe held a session and conference in Prague
PRAGUE – Pastor Henry Madava and Bishop Eduard Grabovenko co-chaired a meeting of the Empowered21 Cabinet for Central and Eastern Europe in Prague on 5 and 6 November. Executive Director Ashley Wilson joined the meeting via Skype.
"We are on the verge of the largest prayer movement in the nation." Interview with the organizer of the IHOP-Siberia conference Bishop Vitaly Maksymuk
NOVOSIBIRSK (RUSSIA) – Leaders of the world famous ministry International House of Prayer (IHOP KC) will become participants of the first in the history of Siberia conference "IHOP-Siberia". On the eve of this large-scale event, we had questions to the senior pastor of the Covenant Church, bishop of the Russian Church of Evangelical Christians Vitaly Maximyuk.
– Vitaly Vladimirovich, the movement IHOP KC, known for its 24-hour service of praise and worship, can undoubtedly be called one of the largest prayer centers in the world. How relevant is this prayer movement for the modern church?
– 18 years ago, at the beginning of the IHOP KC movement, there were only a few places in the world where people carried around the clock prayer service. Today there are about 20,000 such prayer houses on the planet. What I saw at the International House of Prayer in Kansas City is likely to be arranged differently than, for example, in Egypt, Mexico and other countries. What unites people who serve the Lord with prayer? The thirst for the presence of God, and the understanding that before anything happens, the church prays. The apostle Paul says: "First of all, I ask you to perform prayers, petitions and prayers." Prayer precedes what will happen. In the ninth chapter of the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus speaks of a harvest and a few workers. He speaks of prayer: "Pray for the Lord of the harvest, that He sends laborers into His harvest." He does not say, "Go," He says, "Pray." Therefore, prayer is a state in which the church must remain constantly. We need to sacrifice something, refuse something, to pray and be in the presence of God. This revelation is carried by the prayer movement IHOP KC.
– The fast pace of life often leads to lack of prayer life among modern Christians. How do you manage to cope with this?
– It's always a challenge. I have to postpone something, or even completely refuse some things. It was easier before. Now I ofetn say: "I'm sorry, I'll answer tomorrow," "I'll answer later." I set aside time for prayer, quiet time with God, I try to do this in the morning. If I'm on the road, I do it when I'm alone. These are questions of discipline, as well as what I am prepared to sacrifice. Often I have to give up some projects and even relationships in favor of spending more time with the Lord.
– What are the most noticeable prayer ministries in the world?
– They are in many countries. The events in South Korea are widely known. Here, Christians over the past 50 years have inspired the world with their prayer life. It all began with David Yonggi Cho, a famous minister of God. His mother-in-law acquired land on one of the mountains, and they built prayer cells there. It became the morning prayer place for the church. There are thousands of prayer mountains in Korea today. The Chinese church surprises the world by the prayer, which occurs at home, a silent prayer – they can not pray loudly and make a lot of noise. I met with a representative of the Chinese prayer movement and was surprised to learn how much the church prays in the days of persecution. Pain, stress, imprisonment of brothers and sisters put the church on their knees before God. We see this in the book of Acts: when Peter was in prison, the church diligently prayed for him. I talked with a young minister who was 32 years old, he was the son of a pastor and since the age of 16 he has been founding prayer houses in Mexico. He opened more than 60 prayer houses across the country. This young man is filled with the fire of prayer, the desire to inspire the whole body of Christ in Mexico for constant prayer. The prayer movement in Brazil is widely developed. Brazilians are hot in temperament. They pray loudly, expressively, the Lord does great things in this part of the world.
"Within minutes, 50,000 people chanted the name of the Savior – the presence of God was incredible!"
– How are things in the Muslim countries? Is there also a widespread prayer movement?
– Muslim countries are no exception. On November 11, 2011 amazing events took place in Egypt. The Holy Spirit prompted the leader of the prayer movement, he was not even a pastor, to organize a joint prayer of Christians of different denominations from 6 pm to 6 am. Just a few weeks before the final decision was made, during a discussion with the bishops of the Coptic, Catholic, Lutheran and Evangelical churches about all Christians 12-hours gathering to pray for the country, about the movement of God in Egypt, they let an ad run on television. One day before the appointed date the director of one of the Christian TV channels asked the organizer of the prayer night: "How many people do you expect?". He replied: "I will be happy if 3-4 thousand people join us." His interlocutor then expressed doubt, saying: "God grant that they came, because before that there was no such experience, and no one can predict with certainty whether people will respond." More than 50 000 people arrived! Thousands of buses from all over the country. People came together to pray. About two o'clock in the morning people in the audience unexpectedly and spontaneously started shouting: "Jesus! Jesus! Jesus!". For a few minutes, 50,000 people chanted the name of the Savior – the presence of God was incredible! After this, the feud between denominations in Egypt ceased. Christians fell in love with God's Word – they began to read Scripture every day. People read the Bible from beginning to end several times a year, and this movement continues to this day.
"We are on the verge of one of the largest prayer movements ..."
– What is the significance of the IHOP-Siberia conference for Russia?
– Any awakening in history had prerequisites. One of the most important factors in the awakening has always been prayer. Studying the awakenings of the past, we will notice that every movement of God, a change in culture, the outpouring of God's Spirit on earth was preceded by prayer. I deeply believe that we are on the verge of one of the largest prayer movements, and the changes will, in my opinion, be obvious to the whole world. Today, the Spirit of God through Bob Jones and other prophets announces that the last awakening before the coming of the Lord will come through the Russian-speaking world, through the Slavic people. When the fire of thirst for God's presence, the prayer fire will flare up in Russia, among the Slavic people, it will sweep the whole world. These are the prerequisites for awakening, but in order for the Spirit of God to be to poured out, the Russian church must light the torch of prayer.
– Christians of Russia have always been in prayer. How should this prayer movement differ?
– Of course, we prayed when there were persecutions, but these were different prayers. We are talking about prayers of intercession, worship, contemplation on the beauty of God. This is a different nature of prayers – we are not looking for "Give me" or "Answer my need." On the contrary, we are looking for "How to serve You, Lord?", "We magnify You!". When the focus of our prayer shifts from ourselves to our Lord, this will be the starting point of the awakening that will change our country, the people, the whole world.
"This is a small turn, which opens a wide road leading to the awakening of our nation..."
– In our country there are many events, many conferences. Why should I postpone everything and come the IHOP-Siberia Conference?
– This is not a regular conference. To make this event possible, people prayed for decades, searched for ways to bring this fire and this revelation to our country. We believe that this is the door that opens today. This is not just another conference, it is the birth of a prayer movement in the Slavic world. I know from the Lord that this is the beginning. It's a small match that will ignite a big flame; a small lump of snow that will cause an avalanche; this is a small turn, which a opens a wide road, leading to God's movement and the awakening of our nation. The IHOP–Siberia Conference will be held in Novosibirsk from 28 to 30 of March 2018. One of the leaders of IHOP KC movement John Chisholm, as well as youth pastor and director of the school of service "Forerunner" David Slicer will be speakers of the Conference.
The site of the event: www.ihopnsk.ru
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On Novemver 17-18, 2017 Reverend Edmund Chan and Pastor Ann Chan will be speakers of the Conference in Perm, Russia
The Theme for Perm Conference is: "A CERTAIN KIND. Discipleship That Re-Defines Success In The Ministry"
A synopsis of the conference: The greatest need of the Church is leadership. To produce a certain kind of spiritually qualified leader, authentic discipleship and intentional disciple making are the biblical keys. The chief goal is life transformation – building depth in the lives of leaders to influence the Church to arise to be what God intends it to be!
When: November 17–18, 2017
Where: New Testament Church, Perm, Russia
(93, Uralskaya street, Perm)
For more information visit our web-site: novizavet.ru
Reverend Edmund Chan
Leadership Mentor, Covenant Evangelical Free Church
Founder, Global Alliance of Intentional Disciple Making Churches
Edmund Chan is a highly sought-after expository preacher and an esteemed leadership mentor. His insightful biblical teachings are very well received, resulting in worldwide speaking invitations up to five years in advance.
Edmund also mentors top-level leaders, including business leaders and CEOs, bishops, senior pastors as well as the founders and directors of Christian organizations globally.
He travels extensively to minister in diverse countries, including South East Asia, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Russia, Africa, Europe, UK, Australia, Brazil, Canada and USA.
After his 25-year service as the Senior Pastor of Covenant Evangelical Free Church, Edmund transited in leadership in 2012 to provide leadership as Founder of the Global Alliance of Intentional Disciple Making Churches (IDMC Global Alliance). He remains on staff at Covenant EFC as the leadership mentor.
A highlight in ministry was the launch of the Global Discipleship Congress (GDC) in Manila, in partnership with Christ Commission Fellowship. The inaugural GDC 2013 was attended by over 8,000 pastors and leaders from 61 nations; and have since paved the way for major regional discipleship summits, particularly in Europe and Africa.
Edmund distinguished himself academically by completing his two-year post-graduate degree at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (USA) in less than nine months and graduated summa cum laude.
He has written several books, including Growing Deep in God (2002); Mentoring Paradigms (2008); Growing Deep In Faith (2010); Cultivating Your Inner Life (2011); A Certain Kind (2013), Radical Discipleship (2014), Life & Legacy (2015) and Discipleship Missions (2016).
Edmund is married to Ann, who actively ministers and mentors alongside him around the world. They have two lovely adopted daughters, Amanda and Belicia.
Pastor Ann Chan
Pastor, Covenant Evangelical Free Church
Director, Global Alliance of Intentional Disciple Making Churches
Ann Chan ministers actively alongside her husband, Reverend Edmund Chan, championing the Intentional Disciple Making Churches (IDMC) vision around the world.
A gifted leader and teacher, she has pioneered many of Covenant's ministries, including Women-In-Covenant ministry. No stranger to pain and suffering herself, she has been an empathetic and wise counsellor to many who have approached her over her years of ministry.
An educator by training, Ann graduated with a Master of Arts degree in Christian Education (with Honours) from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in 1994. She has also mentored, preached and taught in Hong Kong, Australia, America and London.
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Peter and Paul's Lutheran Сathedral is signed over to the Church
MOSCOW (RUSSIA) – On October 25, an outstanding event took place in Moscow. The Archbishop Dieterich Brauer accepted symbolic keys to Evangelical-Lutheran Peter and Paul's Cathedral from the Assistant director of territorial administration of Federal Agency for State property management in Moscow Nikolai Peshkov, as a sign of ownership.
Head of administration of the Head Bishop Ivan Borichevsky, and Senior Presbyter of the Central Association of the Russian Church of Christians of Evangelical Faith Boris Dikidzhi took part in the event.
According to the cathedral's pastor Viktor Weber, the decision to sign over the Peter and Paul's Lutheran Cathedral building to the Evangelical-Lutheran church of Russia on the 500th anniversary of Reformation is the first step to restoration of the historical justice and returning other religious buildings to the believers all across the country.
President of Germany Frank-Walter Steinmeier has arrived with a private visit to participate in the ceremony. Representatives of the Russian President's Administration, Government of Moscow, State Duma, and all Christian denominations of Russia participated in the event.
Vladimir Medinsky, Minister of Culture of Russia, and Henry Bedford-Storm, Head of the Evangelical church of Germany, made greeting speeches.
The Russian Church representatives participate in the preparations for 2018 FIFA World Cup
MOSCOW (RUSSIA) - In 2018, Russia will host FIFA World Cup. On December 13–15, a meeting of the coordinating council of the Alliance of sports ministries was held in Moscow. The purpose of the meeting was preparation for the championship. During the event evangelical churches will organize activities related to engage teenagers and young people into a healthy lifestyle.
The Global Leadership Summit 2015 in Russia
ST. PETERSBURG (RUSSIA) - On December 10 and 11, St. Petersburg hosted the Global Leadership Summit 2015. It was organized by the North-West Association of the Russian CHurch of Chrostoans of Evangelical Faith and the Church of Evangelical Christians-Baptists.
A featured speaker of the summit in St. Petersburg this year was Dr. Satish Kumar, pastor of the church in Hyderabad, India, which has over 120,000 members. The minister shared the word about family, ministry and personal relationships with God.
The Star of Bethlehem Explored
Few things are more iconic than the Star of Bethlehem — the star Magi from the east followed to ultimately find and worship the Christ Child. Over the centuries, many have speculated that the Star of Bethlehem was some sort of natural phenomenon that took place, but Dr. Richard Hammar, who teaches astronomy at Evangel University (and is also well known for his standard-setting prowess when it comes to church and law), believes the common explanations simply fall short. Hammar says he views the Star of Bethlehem as one of the most endearing yet mysterious aspects of the Christmas story as it only appears in one passage in the gospels, and that being in the Gospel of Matthew.
President of the South Korean Hansei University Dr. Kim visited Moscow Theological Institute
MOSCOW (RUSSIA) - On November 19, Dr. Kim Sung Ho, the president of the South Korean Hansei University visited Moscow Theological Institute. Dr. Kim is a spouse of the world-famous pastor of the world's largest evangelical church David Yonggi Cho.
Hansei University has several educational departments such as theology, management and business, humanitarian and social studies, information technology and others.
"Bible Stories" in the Dungan language published by IBT
Institute of Bible Translation in Russia has recently published an illustrated edition of "Bible Stories" in the Dungan language, spoken primarily in Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and China. This book is a short version of IBT's beloved Children's Bible that introduces readers to 58 stories from the Old and New Testament.
Kumyk audio recording of the book of Proverbs
Institute for Bible Translation (IBT) has released an audio recording of the book of Proverbs in the Kumyk language. The Kumyks are the largest Turkic people in the northern Caucasus region of Russia, with approximately 432,000 living in Dagestan and another 70,000 or so in other parts of Russia.
The New Testament (Injil) in the Bashkir language
The latest New Testament to be published by Institute for Bible Translation (IBT) is in Bashkir, a Turkic language spoken by more than 1 million people in central Russia. IBT began work on this first-ever translation of the full New Testament into Bashkir in the mid-1990s with a view towards producing a clear, accurate and natural text. Positive scholarly reviews of the translated text by the Institute of History, Language and Literature in Ufa, the capital city of Bashkortostan, testify to the fact that this goal has been achieved.
The 20th anniversary of IBT Russia/CIS
MOSCOW (RUSSIA) - In the end of January, the Institute for Bible Translation in Russia/CIS celebrated the 20th anniversary of their official registration as a Russian organization. Since 1995, IBT staff and their partners in other Bible translation organizations have been working on translating Holy Scripture into more than 60 languages in the former USSR. The New Testament has been translated into 19 languages (including Bashkir, which is currently at the print house in Ufa), and the full Bible into 2 languages, Tuvan and Chechen.


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AHA and AAMC filed joint lawsuit in response to site-neutral CMS cuts
The American Hospital Association (AHA) and the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) filed a lawsuit together on Dec. 4 against the U.S Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The lawsuit is in response to CMS's finalization of its outpatient hospital payment rule to apply to site-neutral cuts to office visit services at grandfathered off-campus hospital-based clinic locations.
According to the AHA and the AAMC, the payment reduction will be detrimental to the ability of hospitals to meet the needs of their patients.
WSHA member Olympic Medical Center in Port Angeles is one of several hospitals to join the suit as a plaintiff. The other hospitals are Mercy Health in Michigan and York Hospital in Maine.
"These cuts directly undercut the clear intent of Congress to protect hospital outpatient departments because of the real and crucial differences between them and other sites of care," AHA CEO and President Rick Pollack said. "For example, patients who receive care in a hospital outpatient department are more likely to be poorer and have more severe chronic conditions than patients treated in an independent physician office. In addition, only hospitals provide 24/7 access to care for patients, regardless of their ability to pay, hospitals are held to far higher regulatory requirements, and hospital outpatient departments in inner cities and rural areas are often the only sites of care that provide the services they do."
"It is alarming that CMS continues to propose cuts that will harm the teaching hospitals that provide care to the most vulnerable patients, including Medicare beneficiaries. Patients who seek care at teaching hospital off-campus outpatient departments often can only find care at these institutions," AAMC CEO and President Darrell G. Kirch said. "Successfully managing the complex medical needs of these patients requires considerable resources and coordination, and hospital outpatient departments are best positioned to provide that level of care."
View the press release from the AHA and the AAMC for additional information.


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Das conubium war im römischen Recht der Antike die Fähigkeit, mit einer bestimmten Person eine anerkannte Ehe eingehen zu können. So ermöglichte erst 445 v. Chr. eine lex Canuleia Ehen zwischen Plebejern und Patriziern. Mit der Constitutio Antoniniana von 212 n. Chr., die allen freien Rechtsangehörigen das römische Bürgerrecht ermöglichte, verlor das conubium seine Bedeutung und wurde zu einer Bezeichnung für die Ehe selbst.

Siehe auch
 Ehe im Römischen Reich
 Konnubium

Literatur

 Paul Martin Meyer: Der römische Konkubinat nach den Rechtsquellen und den Inschriften. Leipzig 1895, Neudruck Aalen 1966.

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1915 - his family moves to Limbazi where he contacted typhoid.
Served in the 10th Aizputes infantry.
Completed his high school education at night school, and also attended officer training school.
Graduated from aviation school (mechanic).
1936 - Graduated from flight school.
October, 1938 - member of the 3rd Fighter Squadron.
At war's end, he is placed in an american DP camp.
1950 - emigrates to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
1960 - moves to Toronto, Ontario and, after passing his technical exams, he is employed at the power plant for Toronto East General hospital.
Septembr 21, 1972 - he is the founder of the Toronto Latvian Pensioner's society and remains the society's leader for 12 years.


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Q: Django application uWSGI have wrong datetime.today() result, shows started date I am trying to run an Django application behind NGINX and uWSGI but am having problems with datetime.today() returning the datetime from when the uWSGI server was started insted of today.
The configuration for the app is as follows:

    <uwsgi>
     <plugin>python</plugin>
       <socket>127.0.0.1:3030</socket>
       <chdir>/opt/ETS/bin</chdir>
       <pythonpath>..</pythonpath>
       <module>instance</module>
     </uwsgi>

The settings for the uWSGI is the defaults with no changes.
How can i get the datetime to work again?
Clarification:
the call is made in this function on access to a url
def create_file_header(name, ext):
    return {'Content-Disposition': 'attachment; filename=%s-%s.%s' % (name, datetime.date.today(), ext) }

the call is from a urlpatten:

(r'^loading_details/basic2/$', ExpandedResource(ReadLoadingDetailHandler, authentication=authentication,
                                               headers=create_file_header('loading-details', 'csv')),
 FORMAT_CSV, "api_loading_details_basic_auth"),

It worked when hosted on same server using Apache WSGI

A: If you store datetime.date.today() in a module global, it will only be executed once, at server startup. This is not a server problem, but a problem with your code.
If you need a result to show todays date, you need to call the datetime.date.today() callable when you need todays date, not at startup.
Even if you were to call today() in a function, if that function itself is only called at module load time, it still is executed only once.
The URL patterns are generated only once. The headers keyword argument is not executed each time that URL is accessed, but only at module load time. You'll need to move creating tha header to the view itself.

A: Are you sure is not the wrong timezone instead of uWSGI startup time ? uWSGI does not touch python internals (unless expressely requested in some area).


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Q: Android Gradle 4 upgrade issue (aapt, windowEnterAnimationt) -- looks like "aapt2 issue" When asked to upgrade to the newest Gradle 4.1? (2018-04-14) I get very weird errors I have never seen before. The app runs for years without this issue.

After searching the complete project again, I did find a @android:attr/windowEnterAnimation, in a place I did not expect.
For appt2 errors? Here is a nice article on how to move forward.

A: <!-- When referencing resources from the 'android' namespace, omit the '@' symbol. -->
<item name="@android:windowEnterAnimation"/>

When building the module, AAPT2 now throws the following build error:
Error: style attribute '@android:attr/windowEnterAnimation' not found
I am quite sure, in some of your animation file you have used '@'. Remove that.
If you use the new gradle, you have to follow the structures and rules properly, this entire details is put in their website.
https://developer.android.com/studio/build/gradle-plugin-3-0-0-migration.html#new_configurations

A: replace "@android:attr/" with "?attr" maybe it will solve your problem.


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import java.util.MissingResourceException;
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    .getPackage().getName() + "." + "validationErrors";

  private VOMSValidationErrorCode errorCode;
  private String message;
  private Object[] parameters;

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    return new VOMSValidationErrorMessage(errorCode);
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The Futon's First Look: "17th Precinct" (NBC)
By Brian Ford Sullivan (TFC)
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Welcome once again to our annual "first look" at the broadcast networks' offerings for the 2011-2012 season, now in its sixth year! Each day we'll walk you through one of the new series set to premiere next season (or one that didn't make the cut) and go over our initial impressions after viewing the pilot. Keep in mind that a lot can change from what's being screened right now - recasting, reshooting, etc. - but we still want to give you a heads up on what you should (and shouldn't) keep on your radar in the coming months. So enough of our rambling, on with the show!
[IMPORTANT NOTE: The following is based on the original sales presentation which was screened to us privately or supplied by a third party NOT an informational, not-for-review screener provided by the network in question.]
17TH PRECINCT (BUSTED NBC PILOT)
(written by Ronald D. Moore; directed by Michael Rymer; TRT: 43:34)
The network's description: No official description was released.
What did they leave out? Kristin Kreuk had been cast as the wife of Jamie Bamber's character however she was not featured in the presentation.
The plot in a nutshell: "Oil, electricity, coal: the power that drives modern society," Deputy Chief Inspector Wilder Blanks (Eamonn Walker) explains in the opening narration. "But what if science had never been invented? What if we relied on... magic? What if plants and fire powered our world? And what if the police solved crimes in ways that we can't imagine? This is 17th Precinct." And with that we meet Detectives Bosson (a scruffy James Callis, with his native accent) and Longstreet (a clean-shaven Jamie Bamber, sans his native accent). A man has been murdered in the North Beach area of the City of Excelsior (think San Francisco, but covered in CGI plants).
And what at first appears to be your typical police investigation proves to be anything but: Longstreet waves his hand and captures pictures of the crime scene into a blank book; Bosson casts a spell that allows them to literally trace the path of the blood spatter to its place of origin; and most improbable of all, the coroner necromancer Dr. Morgana Kurlansky (a raven-haired Tricia Helfer) literally speaks to the dead body for a few moments. It turns out the man in question is Donald Pynchon, the city's Executive Prophet - the man responsible for Excelsior's annual forecast for the coming year.
Even worse, the 17th's Chief (the aforementioned Wilder Blanks) is receiving visions of his own: that "an old foe has returned to strike at our way of life," a group known as the Stoics. To combat the ominous threat, he reaches out to Mira Barkley (Stockard Channing), a once famed homicide detective who's exiled herself to an easier life in the robbery division. She reluctantly agrees only to find herself paired with the fresh-faced James Travers (Matt Long) not to mention reunited with her old flame Lisa, now Liam, Butterfield (Esai Morales; "I'm not Lisa anymore, inside or out," he notes), Blanks's number two at the station. Their first case: a nuisance call involving an apartment building that might have a curse on it.
And so we follow Bosson and Longstreet, Travers and Barkley down their respective procedural rabbit holes, learning a little bit more about life in Excelsior along the way: cars are driven without steering wheels; small discs that fire bursts of magical energy serve as the police's sidearms; the "internet" is a series of pneumatic tubes with smoke passing through them; and plants, lots of plants, serve as the city's seemingly endless power grid. Ultimately their cases start to overlap: Pynchon was killed before he could deliver a prophecy foretelling the same doom and gloom from Blanks's visions and said curse was done in order to murder a woman, a professor in magical engineering at Cal. It seems someone or a group of someones is killing the leading minds in the world of magic. Or are they? Like any procedural, not all is as it initially seems.
What doesn't work: It's just a weird show. Tonally it's played just like any other procedural: chyrons indicate places, dates and times a la "Law & Order"; forensics play a big part of the investigations a la "CSI"; and hell, even the opening teaser ends on a David Caruso-esque moment (Bosson: "He was too busy to see his own death coming."). What you actually see however toes the line between silly and cool. A "gunfight" between Blanks and a suspect set against the backdrop of total silence due to a spell the latter cast in order to sneak up on his victim: cool. Longstreet rushing to look up if Pynchon ever gave a lecture in Montecito by waving his hand in the middle of a fog machine: silly.
Kurlansky raising Pynchon to hear his parting words set to the tune of Massive Attack's "Teardrop": cool. Bosson waving his hands around in the middle of blood pools: silly. It's a delicate balance, one that would definitely tilt even more towards the latter if it weren't for the inherent coolness of seeing the aforementioned "Battlestar Galactica" alums performing said acts. What really disappoints however is how little we learn about our heroes. The lead cops are your standard rookie/veteran and jaded/empathetic duos complete with corresponding stilted personalities. Fair enough in the world of procedurals but, considering the pedigrees involved, one definitely has higher hopes going in.
Not helping is that a lot of the gobbledygook in the show feels like for gobbledygook's sake. The motivation for Pynchon's murder feels unnecessarily convoluted, not only because it obscures the central themes of the show (which we'll get to in a second) but because it leans so heavily on the inherent MacGuffin nature of magic. Without any rules to guide what we're seeing, literally anything can happen and by any means and for any reason. How can one "investigate" that?
What does: To its credit, there's a truly interesting kernel at the core of the show: the idea that because of magic, their society is devolving to the point that logic and reason have no place in it. In that kind of world judgments are made based off visions and feelings, punishments are given based on whims and flights of fancy, all things you and I know to be open to interpretation but they treat as ironclad.
Moore and company then posit that in that world a revolution is starting in the form of the Stoics, a terrorist group who want a society based on logic and reason, based on "something they call science." And they'll destroy all magic to get it. Framed from that perspective the show gets all the more compelling as if anyone can put a philosophical war as the backdrop for a TV series it's these guys. Plus darn if the show doesn't end on a wonderful note: the method of the Cal professor's murder? A piece of metal. "What is it?" Travers asks. "It's called a bullet," Barkley answers.
The bottom line: Disappointment sated by the feeling something great could ultimately have emerged.
· 17TH PRECINCT (NBC)
· BUSTED PILOTS (TFC)
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Ms. Evans-Ford also holds a M.A. in Teaching: Special Education and a M.A. in Social Justice and Community Development. Kit is a 2004 Teach for America Washington, DC alumni as well as a 2008 Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, Saint Kitts and Nevis. Her studies and work experience have been centered around gender equality, nonviolence and peace, special education, domestic sex tracking, HIV and AIDS, healing, spirituality, and the performing arts.
Ms. Evans-Ford earned a Master of Divinity degree at the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley, CA. While attending seminary she completed a summer fellowship with Pace e Bene. Her work included giving voice to the hurt, healing, and power that comes from survivors of violence and other peacemakers. She has since led and co-led many Pace e Bene workshops.
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10 Best Music Directors in Bollywood History
Bollywood By Santosh September 1, 2018
Music has always been an integral ingredient of Hindi movies, which is the reason why some of the biggest hits in the industry give credit to the melodious music of the movies. Bollywood has seen some great music directors rule the music scene of the industry during its 100 years.
Here is a list of top 10 music directors in Bollywood history:
1. R D Burman
R D Burman is considered as the pioneer of rock music in Bollywood, giving some of the best youthful songs, in collaboration with Kishore Kumar and his wife, Asha Bhosale. He started by assisting his father S D Burman, but soon made it big on his own, with some exceptional music in films like "Teesri Manzil", "Padosan", "Kati Patang", "Amar Prem", "Hum Kisi Se Kam Nahi", "Love Story" and "Betaab". He made a master piece called "1942 A Love Story" in 1994, before his death.
2. Vasant Desai
One of the greatest music directors in the history of Bollywood was Vasant Desai, who will always be remembered for his unforgettable creation "Ae Malik Tere Bande Hum". He was the key team member of Rajkamal Studio of film maker V.Shantaram and gave music for hit classics like "Do Aankhen Baarah Haath" and "Jahnak Jhanak Payal Baaje". Some other classics composed by him include "Jivan Yatra", "Udhar", "Toofan aur Diya" and "Aashirwad".
3. Naushad Ali
One of the most talented and versatile music composers in the history of Bollywood was Naushad Ali, who started off as an assistant when he moved to Mumbai from Lucknow. This great music directors brought in classical music flavors to commercial Hindi cinemas and gave several hit movies like "Mother India", "Mere Mehboob", "Ganga Jamuna", "Mela" and "Mughal e Azam". Naushad Ali was honored with Dada Saheb Phalke Award for his great contribution to Indian cinema.
4. Ghulam Haider
Another legendary music director in Bollywood was Ghualm Haider, who had worked both in India and Pakistan during his career. The credit of introducing the talented singing star Lata Mangeshkar goes to this great man. He added a touch of Punjabi folk music to his compositions. "Humayun", "Chak Chal Re Naujawan", "Majboor" and "Shaheed" are some of the hit films given by this artist during the forties.
5. Khayyam
The next name in the list of top 10 music directors in Bolywod history is that of Khayyam, who takes credit for some of the greatest musical hits of the Hindi cinema, with the likes of "Umrao Jaan", "Kabhie Kabhie", "Razia Sultan" and "Footpath" on this list. This great man took Asha Bhosale to the heights of stardom with "Umrao Jaan". But his greatness lies in his humility and he has worked right with people from the forties to some contemporary artists too.
6. S D Burman
S D Burman was a music director of repute, when it came to versatility, as he excelled in classical as well as jazz. He was known for his long association with Navketan Films, the banner belonging to super star Dev Anand. Other artists who got great popularity singing his compositions were Kishore Kumar and Asha Bhosale. Some of his most acclaimed compositions were for films "Aradhana", "Baazi", "Guide", "Jewel Thief", "Devdas" and"Abhiman".
7. Madan Mohan
A music director par excellence was Madan Mohan, who will live on in the heart of every Indian music lover with his songs in the war film "Haqeeqat", which were "Kar Chale hum Fida" and "Hoke Majboor Mujhe". His compositions with melody queen Lata Mangeshkar have a unique flavor to them, giving them a timeless quality. He excelled in ghazal style and gave hit music for films "Aankhen", "Anpadh", "Dulhan ek Raat ki", and the more recent one in which his music was used was "Veer Zaara" by Yash Chopra.
8. O P Nayyar
P Nayyar was one of the iconic music directors in the history of Bollywood, who ruled the music scene of the industry during the fifties. He will never be forgotten for the impeccable melodies created with contemporaries like Rafi, Asha, Lata and Geeta Dutt. Some of his hit movies include "Tumsa Nahi Dekha" "CID" and "Howrah Bridge".
9. Laxmikant Pyarelal
This popular music director duo gave melodious and memorable music for hit movies like "Karz", "Coolie", "Dosti", "Pyar kiye Jaa", "Milan", "Hero", "Daag", "Bobby", "Tezaab" and "Mr India", to mention just a few.
10. A R Rahman
Next on the list of best music directors in the Bollywood history is the innovative artist called A R Rahman, who has changed the music scene of this industry by blending technology into it. Some of the award winning compositions of this young talented director include "Roja", "Bombay", "Lagaan", "Taal", "Dil Se" and "Saathiya". He also recieved oscar award of Academy Award for Best Original Score.
Some other music directors who deserve a special mention are Usha Khanna, Ravi, Kalyan ji Anandji, Bappi Lahiri, Anu Malik, Rajesh Roshan, Jatin Lalit, Vishal Bhardwaj and Shakar-Ehsaan-Loy.
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October 25, 2019 by Marti Keller | Boomer Spirituality | Frida Kahlo
More than 20 years of sermons. Imagining them, researching them, word wrestling them in the wee hours of many Sunday mornings, delivering them in dozens of pulpits.
Some of them given only once. Some in multiple congregations.
All of them open to revisiting, reviewing, and rethinking in light of new findings and understandings, and the responses of those who heard or read them.
This is one that I was asked, and have asked myself, to examine as thoughtfully and openly as possible:
My journey with the work and life of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo began nearly two decades ago: an abiding appreciation of her gripping, self-reflective paintings: a fascination with the trajectory of Frida's personal life and the way it seemingly intersected with my own. How there were striking parallels: our physically and emotionally devastating, life-changing freak motor accidents at a young age; our difficult pregnancies; our ongoing struggles with pain.
On the path of exploration, as a Jewish person, I was intrigued by what I understood of her self-identity as being both of Spanish/Indigenous Mexican and Jewish heritage (through her German-Hungarian father).
The sermon I eventually created and have presented in UU congregations was centered in my own journey with Frida over the years. It lifted up her bold introspective art and highlighted my fascination with her life and admiration for her artistic bravery and courage to be "strange." It described how admiration can turn into unchecked fandom, as it has for Frida internationally both during her lifetime and following her untimely death in 1954.
My self-focused Frida Fandom sermon is not the sermon it could have been to fully honor Frida Kahlo's artistic language and intelligence. To more thoroughly emphasize her Mexican cultural context and legacy. And her revolutionary spirit. And from my heart I offer apology to those who experienced spiritual harm and injury through my sermon.
These are my learnings from a deep dive into a subject, and indeed a sermon, into which I have invested much curiosity, time, energy, and yes, ego:
Her carefully chosen indigenous dress was a way in which Frida expressed her love of, and identification with, the Tehuana culture of her mother: her fierce support for the anti-Colonialist autonomy and revolutionary resistance of the women of the Isthmus of Tehuantapec, the matriarchal society of that region. Thus, in costuming myself as Frida without framing, I did not contextualize Frida's deliberate political and cultural intention in fashioning her appearance.
I have realized that in delivering dialogue from the movie about her life and quotes from her writing in a theatrical voice, I veered into cultural disrespect.
By focusing in my sermon almost exclusively on describing my lived experience of Frida Kahlo, our commonalities and differences (what I still see as our kindred feminist spirits), I did not center any of this sermon in the observations about her by Latinx voices – whether art historians or art curators, or voices of diverse feminisms – from outside and within our own UU movements.
Over the course of my 20-years journey with Frida Kahlo, I discovered not only her art but the ongoing outpouring of creativity in response to her life and her portfolio. I have shared – either by description or by actual presentation – some of the original paintings, drawings, photo collages, and ceramics that have taken Frida Kahlo's art and essence into the 21st century. Many were by Mexican women, others by artists and crafts people from all over the world. I remain committed to discovering and supporting their work.
I have also shared – either by description or by actual presentation – the Frida products that have come with her international pop culture idol status: coloring books, magnets, paper dolls, coasters, sticky note pads, temporary tattoos. Last year a Frida Barbie doll was introduced, with the permission of Frida's family. Too much focus on the merchandising of and the "consuming" of Frida can devolve into parody and fetish. Fandom can de-contextualize her; can remove her from her historical and cultural circumstances and roots. While this admonition was part of the point of my sermon, my own example, meant to bring this point home, missed its mark.
I will not give this sermon again. Out of my revisiting, reviewing, and rethinking, a new sermon may well emerge.
In faith,


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