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'Poseidon' Premieres
Singer Stacy Ferguson, better known as Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas, poses during the premiere of "Poseidon" in Los Angeles on May 10, 2006. Fergie sings two songs in the movie and also has a few dramatic lines. "It was my first acting, but real acting," she said, "even though I'm only in it for two seconds."
Credit: AP Photo/Kevork Djansezian
Actress Mia Maestro, a cast member of "Poseidon," poses during the premiere of the film on May 10, 2006, in Los Angeles. The new take on the 1972 disaster classic, "The Poseidon Adventure," opens in theatres on May 12.
Actress Jacinda Barrett walks the ocean-blue carpet that lined a portion of Hollywood Boulevard leading into Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles for the premiere of her new film, "Poseidon," on May 10, 2006.
"Poseidon" director Wolfgang Petersen poses with cast member Stacy Ferguson of the Black Eyed Peas during the premiere of the film on May 10, 2006, in Los Angeles. The film, as well as the 1972 movie, are based on the novel by Paul Gallico.
Actress Emmy Rossum, one of the stars of "Poseidon," smiles during a television interview during its premiere at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles on May 10, 2006. The film, directed by Wolfgang Peterson, is a new take on the classic "Poseidon Adventure," a tale of a capsized ocean liner.
Comedian Jerry Lewis jokingly makes a face to photographers as he arrives with his daughter Danielle at the premiere of "Poseidon" in Los Angeles on May 10, 2006.
Cast members of "Poseidon," Mia Maestro, left, and Emmy Rossum, pose after they arrive at the premiere of the film in Los Angeles on May 10, 2006.
Kurt Russell, center, a cast member of "Poseidon," poses with his son Boston Russell, left, and Oliver Hudson after they arrive at the premiere of the film on May 10, 2006, in Los Angeles. Hudson is the son of actress Goldie Hawn.
Actress Salma Hayek, left, fixes her mother Diana Jimenez's hair before posing together after they arrived at the premiere of "Poseidon" on May 10, 2006, in Los Angeles. Hayek was on hand to support pals Josh Lucas and Mia Maestro.
"Poseidon" star Josh Lucas gets a surprise hug from actor Jon Voight, who arrived as a guest atthe premiere of the film on May 10, 2006, in Los Angeles. Lucas plays a passenger on a doomed New Year's cruise.
Two cast members of the 1972 film "The Poseidon Adventure," Red Buttons, left, and Pamela Sue Martin, pose after they arrive at the premiere of "Poseidon" on May 10, 2006, in Los Angeles.
Cast members of "Poseidon," from left to right, Freddy Rodriguez, Mike Vogel, Mia Maestro, Kurt Russell, director Wolfgang Petersen, Jacinda Barrett, Emmy Rossum, Josh Lucas, Andre Braugher, and Kevin Dillon, pose for a group shot after arriving at the premiere of the film on May 10, 2006, in Los Angeles. Richard Dreyfuss also stars.
Actors Kurt Russell, left, and Josh Lucas, right, talk at the premiere of the film, "Poseidon", Wednesday, May 10, 2006, in Los Angeles. Also pictured is actress Emmy Rossum. The new take on the 1972 disaster classic, "The Poseidon Adventure," opens in theatres on May 12.
Emmy Rossum, left, and Josh Lucas pose together at the premiere of "Poseidon" in Los Angeles on May 10, 2006. The film, opening May 12, is a new take on a tale of a capsized ocean liner and its passengers.
A smiling Kurt Russell arrives at the premiere of Warner Bros. Pictures' "Poseidon" at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Los Angeles on May 10, 2006.
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Actor Kevin Dillon attends the premiere of "Poseidon" at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Los Angeles on May 10, 2006. Dillon appears in the film, which stars Kurt Russell and Josh Lucas.
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Actor Josh Lucas signs an autograph for a fan as he arrrives at the blue-carpet premiere of the ocean disaster film "Poseidon," at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Los Angeles on May 10, 2006.
Actor Andre Braugher attends the premiere of "Poseidon" in Los Angeles on May 10, 2006. Braugher plays the captain of a doomed ocean liner in the film, which is based on the Paul Gallico novel.
Actors Mike Vogel, left, and Jacinda Barrett arrive at the premiere of "Poseidon" on May 10, 2006, at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Los Angeles. Cast members from the new release, as well as the 1972 classic "Poseidon Adventure," were on hand for the screening and after-party.
Actress Salma Hayek poses after arriving at the premiere of "Poseidon" on May 10, 2006, in Los Angeles.


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E10 gasoline now standard, but E15 push stalled, so here comes E30
Mark Stevenson January 8, 2018
Though the Environmental Protection Agency has already ruled on ethanol-blended gasoline mixtures for 2018, that hasn't stopped ethanol advocates from pushing for a higher 30-percent blend for non-flex-fuel vehicles. The latest call for ethanol comes from corn-state ethanol refiners, farmers, and an ethanol-producer trade association, all of whom want the EPA to take a good, long look at raising the approved blend for standard "gasoline" from E15 to E30. Meanwhile, on the other side of the debate, two bills making their way through Congressional committees would cap ethanol blends at E10 for...
Proposed ethanol cuts bring EPA up against Iowa's powerful politician
Following years of debate, the EPA said earlier this month it will study the possibilities of cutting the amount of ethanol in the United States' gasoline supply. Since 2007, the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) has required growing amounts of ethanol to be blended into U.S. fuel supplies, with...
Sean Szymkowski October 19, 2017
EPA to study cutting amount of ethanol in U.S. gasoline
Since 2007, the Renewable Fuel Standard has required increasing levels of ethanol in gasoline blends sold in the U.S. Most fuel stations across the United States no longer offer pure gasoline, with E10—a blend of 10 percent ethanol and 90 percent gasoline—prevailing. After years of...
Sean Szymkowski October 5, 2017
Is ethanol-free gasoline heading for the end of the road?
The EPA expects demand for ethanol-free gasoline to gradually dissipate.
Stephen Edelstein December 5, 2016
EPA boosts required 2017 ethanol volume above expected level
The EPA increased the amount of ethanol to be blended with gasoline for 2017.
Stephen Edelstein November 29, 2016
Bill to cap ethanol in U.S. fuel supply gains momentum
A House bill aims to cap the amount of ethanol blended with the U.S. fuel supply.
Fuel from emissions? Catalyst converts carbon dioxide to ethanol
John Voelcker October 18, 2016
At least in North America, ethanol is a contentious fuel. A decade ago, it was seen as a homegrown and carbon-neutral way to use less gasoline—and federal legislation mandated that increasing volumes be blended into U.S. fuel supplies. Much debate followed over using "food for fuel," its supposed carbon neutrality and the footprint of the agriculture required to produce it, its impact on older engines, and other issues. DON'T MISS: EPA proposes to add more ethanol blends to 'Flex Fuel' category But suppose it were possible to produce ethanol chemically, using as a feedstock a substance...
EPA proposes to add more ethanol blends to 'Flex Fuel' category
An EPA proposal would add more ethanol blends for "flex-fuel" vehicles.
Stephen Edelstein October 10, 2016
Why Isn't The 2016 Chevy Volt A Flex-Fuel Plug-In Hybrid That Can Use E85 Ethanol?
The 2016 Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid has received numerous accolades, including this site's Best Car To Buy 2016 Award. It's better-looking, quicker, quieter, and has a significantly longer all-electric range of 53 miles. It is not, however, certified to use E85, the fuel blend containing 85...
A Brief History Of Ethanol In Brazil
While many North Americans may not know it, Brazil presently leads the world in deploying biofuels for road vehicles. Specifically, a majority of cars sold in Brazil--especially lower-priced high-volume models built in the country--can run either on gasoline or pure ethanol. The modern history...
Driving Entirely On Ethanol: Brazil's Volkswagen Gol Flex-Fuel Vehicle
What's it like to drive on pure ethanol, known as E100, without a drop of gasoline in the car? In the case of the Brazilian Volkswagen Gol, it's quite unremarkable. Brazil's most popular small car for 27 years starts, performs, and otherwise behaves just like a gasoline-fueled...
E85 By The Numbers: One Station In 50 For One Car In 20
The number of E85 fueling stations has grown significantly over the past few years, but they're still few and far between.
Stephen Edelstein March 12, 2014
Flex-Fuel Vehicles And E85: Why Ethanol Isn't Making Its Numbers
Stephen Edelstein February 20, 2014
The EPA plans to cut 1.4 billion gallons from its 2014 renewable-fuels target.
Alt-Fuel Vehicles Star In Louisiana's Latest Political Drama
There's a storm a-brewin' in Louisiana over alternative vehicle tax credits. (There's a sentence that didn't end like you'd expect.) In 2009, the state legislature passed Act 469 (PDF), which offers a tax credit of up to $3,000 to anyone who purchases a low-emissions vehicle that runs on...
Richard Read June 25, 2012
Flex-Fuel Ferrari? So What? Makes No Difference At All
Ferraris aren't typically known for their green credentials. In fact, they tend to be known for everything but green credentials: High performance, for example. High-revving V-8 and V-12 engines. Being painted very, very red. Not being painted green. Most methods of extracting greater power from...
Antony Ingram January 20, 2012
E85 Now Harder To Find Than Electric Car Charging: Here's Why
Despite millions of dollars of commitment from automakers like Ford and General Motors, finding somewhere to fill your flex-fuel car with E85 is now officially harder than finding somewhere to recharge a plug-in car. In fact, according to Bloomberg, the number of electric car charging stations in...
Nikki Gordon-Bloomfield December 12, 2011
U.S. Senate Votes To End Ethanol Subsidies; They'll Continue Anyhow
The once-unthinkable actually happened last Thursday: The U.S. Senate voted 73-27 to abolish a 45-cents-per-gallon subsidy to the U.S. ethanol industry. Immediately. Because the amendment to end ethanol credits is attached to a stalled economic development bill, however, it will have little...
Ethanol Wars: Farm Senators Want More E85 Flex-Fuel Cars By 2016
Let's be real: How many of you out there have ever driven a single mile on E85 ethanol fuel? Very, very, very few of you, most likely. The fuel composed of 85 percent ethanol blended with 15 percent gasoline is available only in a handful of Midwestern states. Yet a bill now under consideration by...
John Voelcker April 8, 2011
EPA To Approve E15 Gasoline Blend For 2001-2006 Vehicles Too
Following its October approval of E15 gasoline for 2007 or newer cars, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is to announce today that it will expand the approval to cars from the 2001 through 2006 model year as well. E15 contains 15 percent ethanol, half again as high as the legal maximum today of 10 percent in E10 gasoline. Automakers sue to block You're not likely to see E15 showing up immediately at your neighborhood gas station, though. In December, a group including every major automaker selling cars in the U.S. launched a lawsuit asking that the first approval be overturned...
Kia Soul Flex Is Korea's First Flex-Fuel Vehicle
At this week's 2010 Sao Paulo Auto Show in Brazil Kia has taken the wraps off its new Soul Flex hatchback, which the automaker claims is the first vehicle of its kind to be launched by a South Korean brand. The Kia Soul Flex, if you haven't already guessed, is a fully flex-fuel capable...
Viknesh Vijayenthiran October 29, 2010
More Ethanol In Gasoline: 'Minimal Risk' To Old Cars, Study Says
We've written before about just how worried automakers are at proposals by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to increase the ethanol content of pump gasoline from 10 to 12 or even 15 percent. They fear it will damage older cars whose engines and fuel systems were never designed to handle...
More Ethanol in Gasoline Bad For Existing Cars, Say Automakers
Adding more ethanol to gasoline may help the U.S. meet a Congressional mandate to use more of the renewable fuel, but it could damage many of the cars now on the road, say automakers. Last year, U.S. vehicle manufacturers went public with their alarm that the EPA might increase the permissible...
Ford Doubles Down on Flex-Fuel Vehicles; Do Carbuyers Care?
It must be something in the water. Yesterday, we learned that every 2011 Buick Regal will offer flex-fuel capability as standard. Now it's Ford's turn; the company announced today that it will have doubled the number of flex-fuel models it builds by the end of the year, fulfilling a 2006 pledge...
All 2011 Buick Regals To Receive Flex-Fuel Capability This Fall
The first batch of 2011 Buick Regals that are set to go on sale this quarter will come with a gasoline-only 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine but eventually a new 2.0-liter turbo mill will be offered, by which time both engines will feature E85 flex-fuel capability. The 2.0-liter turbo will arrive in...
Viknesh Vijayenthiran May 3, 2010

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Different to stay in a private accommodation for business travellers and lifestyle fans. An original 19th Century bookbinder building has been restored and turned into modern loft living units. Travel & Event Manager Gabriele Pagels made a spacious two-storey unit her home and has set the mood to cater to the needs and requirements of the single traveller. For those who need more than simply a pillow on which to lay their tired heads.
Conveniently located in Leipzig's up and coming Graphic Arts Quarter and in walking distance to the main railway station, Gewandhaus and univercity.
A Deluxe room in a Designer Loft and as a Highly Individual Place we like to think of it as 'part hotel, part home'.
The HIP is the integral element of the 150 sqm Loft which has been designed with a deep understanding of the beauty and the spirit of a Global Lifestyle. A 18 sqm bedroom with seperate walk in shower belongs to guest's privacy - the open kitchen is for common use. Direct elevator access in to the Loft. The interior brings a stroll around the globe to mind: Accessories have been personally collected worldwide and are equally original and comfortable.
These are but a few of the characteristics that make the HIP inviting. Chilled sparkling wine, Cappuccino & co. is always at disposal. Guests who can play a piano are invited to do this. Relax in private atmosphere while having a drink after a long working day and enjoy loft living in the ambiance of past and present. Savour the moment on the roof terrace with a treetop view of the skyline.


I often blog about the difficulties that arise when trying to make positive change, both at a personal and professional level, most recently in this post – Leading change you don't agree with? Rise above your emotions. So here is yet another viewpoint on this continuing leadership challenge.
You signed up for a gym membership but you stopped going after the first few weeks?
You bought the healthy eating cookbook, but it's languishing on a shelf in your kitchen?
You attended a training course, took copious notes, but never actually used the tips you wrote down so carefully?
You went to the doctor for an ailment, got a prescription but never filled it. Or maybe you went so far as to get the meds, but then never remembered to take them.
So what shifts you from spectator to participant? What's getting in your way? Please share your responses by adding a comment.


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The unique and easy-to-use graphical user interface is more intuitive to use than a traditional text-based on-screen menu (OSD). The GUI shows all connected devices in a layout that makes the matrix simple to view at a glance. Benefit from switching via auto-refreshed preview thumbnails, which are larger and easier to see. Devices may also be switched by using "quick-fire" keyboard hotkeys.
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DCX1000 allows matrix switching between any number of computers and users up to 10 endpoints. The DCX3000 switch engine supports up to 23 computers. Simply choose the appropriate SAM for each server and run shielded CATx cables from the SAMs to the switch's ports over distances up to 10 metres.
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The DCX series is fully compatible with the Freedom II Keyboard/Mouse Switch (KV0004A-R2). Combine the DCX with Freedom for a multi-screen, multi-view extended desktop. View over 90 sources at once and rapidly select any source with the Glide & Switch function.
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It is impossible to guarantee that a flat will never happen, but the Marathon Plus has the best defense against everyday tyre wreckers such as glass, flints or metal shards. Use a pressure gauge to adjust tyre pressures as the common "thumb check" is insufficient due to the special construction of the Marathon Plus.
trying to decide about these marathon plus tours as replacements for the schwalbe hurricanes with kevlar guard i've been buying for ages.
the marathon plus tours are much heavier and i'm keen to understand how they roll compared to the hurricanes - any comments, suggestions?
The Marathon Plus Tour tyres will roll slower than the Hurricanes, but not by much so in most conditions you may not even notice it. The Marathon Plus Tour's do offer much better durability and puncture resistance than the Hurricanes though.


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Customers in Georgia can take advantage of a $150 rebate when making the switch to from an electric water heater (tank or tankless) to propane with rebates from the Georgia Propane Gas Association (subject to rules and availability from GPGA). Contact Gas Incorporated for your eligibility into the program.


To get this blog up and running, I followed the instructions in Alex Ellis' blog entry "Run your blog with Ghost, Docker and LetsEncrypt". A summary of what I had to do, follows.
Choose and setup my cloud server.
Choose and setup my own domain name and DNS provider.
Install what is needed (ufw, Nginx, certbot, Docker and Ghost).
Configure and start Nginx, Docker and Ghost.
(1) I chose Digital Ocean as my cloud provider and Linux Ubuntu as server OS. To enable ssh to my server, I needed to setup my ssh keys on my laptop as well as on my Digital Ocean account. As soon as I had these installed, I was able to ssh login to my server. This step was easy. I needed my credit card.
(2) As my domain name registrar and name server provider I selected Zoner. I had to select a Finnish company, as I wanted my blog domain name to have .fi suffix. The hard part was to choose the name – which I will perhaps explain in some later post. Using Zoner's self service portal, I then added my cloud server's IP name and address to Zoner's DNS servers. After a short while, my server's name and address was known to the Internet. I was billed later.
This was easy and quick to do, as Alex explains all the commands for installation and configuration in his blog. The configuration of Nginx is done in two phases, first to obtain the HTTPS certificates, and there after to serve the actual blog.
At this point, I was able to see my blog server's Nginx default home page using my browser, but with plain HTTP only.
(4) Obtain HTTPS certificates from LetsEncrypt: Running certbot asks for my blog address and then creates the key pair for my site. Quick and easy to do – and free of charge. The downside is that later I need to renew the certificates every three months.
At this point I have the HTTPS certificates and I am ready to continue to phase two of Nginx configuration as well as configuring and starting Ghost.
(5) Obtain the Docker image for Ghost, configure the parameters and start the image. When done, I was supposed to see my site using the browser. But I did not. I had HTTPS on, but my server responded with the nginx default page (and not the Ghost default page).
After fixing them Ghost responded as expected and I was ready for the final step.
(6) The final step was to register myself as the admin for my blog. Then perform some basic configurations, like selecting time zone, setting the blog title and so on. Now I was ready to enter my first blog post!
In summary, I started on Sunday evening, on Monday evening I had my domain name ready, on Tuesday evening I setup the LetsEncrypt HTTPS certificates and later at night I had the blog up and running and published my first entry.
Implement my backup plan and also think about my exit plan.
Finetune the blog's visual appearance and other features.
Remember to renew my HTTPS certificates before they expire.
I am glad if this blog post encourages even one person to start implementing her or his own blog.


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Drishyam 2 Hindi OTT Release Date: Cast, Storyline, When and Where to Watch Drishyam 2 Hindi Online
Drishyam 2 Hindi will be available rent-free on Amazon Prime Video from January 13th 2023
Ajay Devgn, Shriya Saran, Tabu, Akshaye Khanna, Ishita Dutta, Saurabh Shukla and Rajat Kapoor star in the film
There is absolutely no stopping the 2022 Hindi language movie Drishyam 2. Nowadays, when films arrive and then disappear from the theatres in the blink of an eye, Drishyam 2 is still going great guns at the box office. Enjoying its week eight run at the box office, the film has already collected ₹ 238.66 crores in India. Post-pandemic times, this achievement is huge. Credit goes to the whole team of 'Drishyam 2' and the film in itself, which in spite of the fact that it is a remake of the 2021 Malayalam language sequel film of the same name, (Drishyam 2, 2022) has made its distinct mark. Though the film started streaming digitally on a rent basis in December 2022, the film continues to roar at the box-office counters. Drishyam 2 is still running in the theatres. The film has now locked its OTT release date on a subscription basis. Read along to know more deets.
Drishyam 2 OTT Release Date: Where and when to stream it online
Drishyam 2 Official Trailer
Drishyam 2 — About the movie
IMDb Rating of Drishyam 2
It was confirmed a long time ago that the streaming platform Amazon Prime Video has bagged the OTT rights of Drishyam 2. The Hindi movie is already streaming on a rent basis on Prime Store. The film is now going to be available rent-free on the said OTT platform for all its subscribing members on SVOD (subscription video on demand)/ normal subscription basis from January 13th 2023, reports peg.
The official trailer of Drishyam 2 made its way to YouTube in October 2022. It has got more than 16M views and 398K likes. The budget of Drishyam 2, the 2022 crime thriller film, was ₹50 crores, and until now, it has made a worldwide collection of est. ₹341.18 crores.
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The principal photography of Drishyam 2 Hindi commenced in February 2022. The shooting wrapped up in June 2022. The movie was shot in parts of Goa, Mumbai, and Hyderabad. Ajay Devgn, Shriya Saran, Tabu, Akshaye Khanna, Rajat Kapoor, Ishita Dutta, Saurabh Shukla, Mrunal Jadhav, and Kamlesh Sawant feature in it, among many others. Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Kumar Mangat Pathak and Abhishek Pathak are the producers of the film. It is made under the banners of Panorama Studios, Viacom18 Studios, and T-Series Films. Drishyam 2 is directed by Abhishek Pathak, and the screenplay credit goes to Aamil Keeyan Khan and Abhishek Pathak. Devi Sri Prasad is the composer of Drishyam 2′ music, and Sudhir K Chaudhary is the cinematographer. It is based on Jeethu Joseph's Malayalam language movie titled 'Drishyam 2: The Resumption/ Drishyam 2'.
The tale picks up seven years after the case related to Salgaonkar's, Vijay and his family are closed (in Drishyam). A hidden truth resurfaces and comes to light due to a series of certain unexpected occurrences. It threatens to destroy everything for the Salgaonkar family. The question is how far Vijay will go this time to protect his family, this is the main crux of the plot. The film entertains thoroughly with nail-biting twists and turns.
On IMDb, Drishyam 2 currently has a rating of 8.4/10, voted by 24K IMDb users.
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Q: Get href from an element found by ID - Python - Selenium This is my code:
dispatch_button = browser.find_elements_by_xpath("//*[contains(@id, 'alarm')]")
href = dispatch_button.get_attribute('href')
print(href)

This is the HTML i'm working with:
 Dispatch

The ID and href both contain a number that changes which is why i'm finding it using the partial ID.
I'm completely stumped as i can't see why I'm getting this error:
 href = dispatch_button.get_attribute('href')
 AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'get_attribute'

I'm trying to locate the dispatch_button by its partial ID, and then use its href.

A: If you want to get single WebElement you should use find_element_by_xpath() instead of find_elements_by_xpath():
dispatch_button = browser.find_element_by_xpath("//*[contains(@id, 'alarm')]")
href = dispatch_button.get_attribute('href')

or if you want to handle multiple elements matched by specified selector:
dispatch_buttons = browser.find_elements_by_xpath("//*[contains(@id, 'alarm')]")
hrefs = [dispatch_button.get_attribute('href') for dispatch_button in dispatch_buttons]

Also you can try to locate required anchor by link_text:
dispatch_button = browser.find_element_by_link_text("Dispatch")

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Infestum
Years active 2000–present
Origin Minsk, Belarus (2000)
Genres Black metal, Pagan metal
Website infestum.com
Record label More Hate Productions
Labels Battle Hymn Records More Hate Productions Blood Fire Death Productions
Associated acts Medievil, Midgard, Morbid Victory, Before Christ, Наша Вайна, Пярэварацень, Iratus Dominus, Damnapolis, ID:Vision
Members Ion the Saint Thorngrim W-todd
Past members Grond Divine Skald Burglar AVesh
Albums Monuments of Exalted, Last Day Before the Endless Night, Ta Natas, Infestum
Similar Nightside Glance, Infertile Surrogacy, Blade of Horus, Necrambulant, Engorging The Autopsy
Infestum monuments of exalted
Infestum is a Belarusian black metal band, formed in 2000 in Minsk. Early works of Infestum had elements of Pagan metal, but the band later changed its style to a black metal sound. Russian label More Hate Productions considers this band one of the most respectful bands from ex-USSR black metal scene.
Infestum ante christum
Later years (2007 – present)
Infestum was formed in June 2000 by Grond as drummer and Skald as guitarist. Afterwards, Ion joined Infestum on vocals and Thorngrim joined on bass. With this line-up, Infestum started to create their music. They also played the songs of bands such as Sepultura, Mayhem, Venom, and Bathory at their rehearsals. In the winter of 2000-2001, Infestum recorded their first demo, which was called "Infestum" and contained five songs. The song "Secha (Slashing)" begins with sounds like a battle, horses galoping, axes, screams, and a martial rhythm. As Ion said in the interview to "Eternal Hate" webzine, "Our history, battles of the past and battles in our minds are fundamental in our creation". Later in 2002, this record was released in an MCD format on the American label Battle Hymn Records. The demo release has received generally positive feedback in the press and has been compared with bands such as Bathory, Falkenbach, Gontyna Kry, Graveland, and Nordreich.
In spring 2001, Infestum started to play concerts actively. But in October the same year, Grond got injured and was not able to play in the band anymore. He was replaced by Burglar, who played in Morbid Victory at that time. Burglar left Morbid Victory and became an Infestum member. He participated in recording a full-length CD which the band were going to call "Criteria of Pure Insanity", but later changed their mind. This title was given to the first song of the album.
In winter 2000-2001, Infestum recorded a full-length album, which was called "Last Day Before the Endless Night". It had four re-recorded songs from the demo album, alongside newly introduced songs. During the end of 2002, the album was released by the Russian label More Hate Productions. Cover artwork and design was handled by Valdmar Smerdulak, an artist who has worked with such groups as Nanghizidda and Massive Carnage. Black metal was attenuated with instrumental compositions, which emphasized folklorish style of Infestum. But new lyrics was almost devoid of folk motives.
"Ta Natas" (2003–2007)
In 2003 Infestum starts work on a new album "Ta Natas". As Ion said it should have been "more dense and tough music in all senses than previous works", and Skald described this album as a "total bedlam". Album material was changed very long time unless it was released in 2007 by German label Blood Fire Death Productions. It has been dedicated to the memory of Alyona Zimnitskaya (16.10.1981 — 19.09.2006). This album was void of folk elements and gained new expressive vanguard forms. Black metal was complemented witch symphonic elements and synthesizer play. The album also featured artwork by Valdmar Smerdulak who had a great experience in creating that kind of stuff for bands at that time. With changing the style of music the band changes its appearance also. They don't wear chain armour anymore at their concerts but prefer more severe style of wearing. Two music videos were filmed at that period: "Razor To Throat" and "Ta Natas". Bass player Thorngrim was engaged in creating music videos. "Razor To Throat" was very popular on metalvideo.com portal and ranked in top 10 of the portal chart. A young girl took credit in this video. Her name was Nokturna. She acted naked in that video. "Ta Natas" has frames with a lot of human skulls. That frames were taken from the documentary about Sedlec Ossuary (a place of interests in Czech Republic). "Ta Natas" was met by critics in different ways but most of reviews were positive or neutral. A lot of metal web-sites assessed "Ta Natas" with marks above medium. "This album is full of anger, pain and despair", one of the critics said. Another critic said: "the band manages to combine darkness, despair and melody and I think that that is worth a compliment, as not many bands succeed in that!". Some critics found that the lack of this album was too over-processed, forced and screamed vocals. At the same time when album was released Divine Skald left the band. A new guitarist that replaced him was AVesh (Наша Вайна, Пярэварацень).
In 2009 AVesh and Burglar left the band. Guitarist Wrathtodd (ID:vision), a friend of the band, joined Infestum afterwards. In spring 2010, Infestum released the internet single "Void of Nebulae" and later the EP "Renaissance", which contained five compositions.
Ion the Saint — vocals (2000)
Wrathtodd — guitar, keyboards (2009)
Werwolfe - bass (2012)
Forneus - drums (2012)
Divine Skald — guitar (2000–2007)
Grond — drums (2000–2001)
Burglar — drums (2001–2009)
AVesh — guitar (2007–2009)
Thorngrim — bass, keyboards (2000-2012)
2001 — Infestum (EP)
2002 — Infestum (MCD, Battle Hymn Records)
2003 — Last Day Before The Endless Night (CD, More Hate Productions)
2007 — Ta Natas (CD, Blood Fire Death Productions)
2010 — Void Of Nebulae (single)
2010 — Renaissance (EP)
2007 — Razor To Throat
2007 — Ta Natas
Void of NebulaeMonuments of Exalted · 2014
Ta NatasTa Natas · 2007
Monuments of ExaltedMonuments of Exalted · 2014
Infestum Wikipedia
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SUSA FC will play its second season in the WPSL this spring. The defending Northeast Conference champions enjoyed a strong inaugural campaign finishing 7-1-0. Their season would come to an end after losing 1-0 to Cleveland Ambassadors in the WPSL East Regional final.
SleterFC has teamed with SUSA to offer profiles of players joining SUSA for the 2019 WPSL season. Next in the series is Kristin Desmond.
Number of seasons at SUSA: This will be my second season with SUSA, but played for them since I was 13.
When did you first start playing soccer?
I started playing soccer when I was 3 years old.
What is your greatest memory of your soccer career?
My greatest memory of my soccer career was being able to see how my hard work paid off, which allowed me to compete at the Division I level. Also, winning a championship as a senior at Hofstra and being named Player of the Year are also great memories.
Who had the greatest influence on your playing career and why?
My parents and Moussa Sy. My parents because they pushed me to be the best I could be and they made everything possible for me to continue playing since I was three years old. Also, Moussa Sy because he was my trainer and coach who made me the player I am today. He never gave up on me, taught me to never give up, made me a coachable player and gave me the opportunity to chase my dreams, which led me to the best experience with awesome coaches in college.
What do you love about playing soccer?
I love everything about the sport. I love being competitive and how close it can make you with teammates or even bring people together. It's a beautiful game I love it because anyone is able to play it whenever and wherever you are. Your size doesn't matter or whether you're on a beach, road or in a different country. You can even play the game with a volleyball, barefoot, on sand, dirt, grass…anything. If you have anything that can make two goal posts it makes soccer possible and even better to play.
Who/What is your favorite player/team?
Surprisingly I don't follow soccer that closely but I do like Ronaldo.
Do you have aspirations of playing professionally?
I do hope to get a chance and the experience to play at the next level within the year or so. That was always a dream since I was a young player.
When you're not playing soccer, you're doing…?
When I'm not playing soccer I am working with special needs children and adults who have goals to be met. I'm working towards a masters degree in occupational therapy to assist people with their daily needs through rehabilitation.


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Power film caps improve dc/dc converter performance in green energy
Film capacitors offer superior life expectancy and environmental performance
BY GILLES TERZULLI
TPC, division of AVX
www.avx.com
Since 1980, great improvements have been made on dc filter capacitors using a combination of metallized plastic films and different segmentations of the metallization on those film dielectrics. Over the last several years, volume and weight have been reduced by a factor of three or four. Recently, film manufacturers have developed significantly thinner films and have improved segmentation techniques used on the metallization, which has helped immensely to improve the performance of such capacitors.
Using non-gas impregnated designs, the voltage ranges from 600 to 1,500 Vdc can be more economically covered by film capacitors rather than electrolytic. Depending on the application, over 1,500 Vdc, vegetable oil-filled versions are recommended.
With the strong semiconductor evolution, the exigencies for dc link filters moved in such a way that stray inductance has to decrease dramatically in order to limit over-voltage due to semiconductor commutations. Manufacturers have developed capacitors that can be directly mountable on to the new IGBT modules offering a major advantage that the bus bar between the IGBT module and capacitor is no longer required.
Fig. 1: Tri-phase IGBT inverter assembly by direct sandwiches: module — cooling plate — filter capacitor.
On the example, seen in Fig. 1, a cooling plate is used between the capacitor and the IGBT module with straps used to establish the electrical connection adding only a very low stray inductance in the circuit. The power film capacitor is directly screwed onto the IGBT module using its own terminals.
Fig. 2: Tri-phase IGBT inverter assembly by direct connection on air cooling exchanger.
Film technology allows for a long-lifetime expectancy, depending of voltage load conditions (working voltage) and hot-spot temperature. For dc filtering, lifetime meets the following curves:
Fig. 3: Voltage load conditions and hot-spot temperature curves for dc filtering.
As we can see on these curves, the film capacitors are design for a lifetime of 100,000 hours under the rated voltage and 70C hot spot. End of life criteria has a decrease of capacitance value of 2%. However, this is a theoretical end of life, because, the capacitor can still be used beyond this point. If the application can allows 5% capacitance decrease, lifetime will be widely increased.
Hot-spot temperature will be determined with the following expression:
with τmaxhotspot — the maximum hot-spot temperature:
tgδ0 — dielectric losses.
Rth — Thermal resistance.
Rs — serial resistance.
θ hot spot will be 85° or 105°C function of the application and the technology.
Based on traction applications (nominal electrical and environmental conditions), the lifetime of these capacitors is more than 100,000 hours. In order to achieve this lifetime, the capacitor uses a plastic or aluminium box, hermetically sealed with a polyurethane resin. This polyurethane resin allows not only a total protection against the environment, but also allows the capacitor to meet the NF F 16-101 and NF F 16-102 fire behavior standards for railway rolling stock, which is not possible for a non-encapsulated design.
In addition, this resin filled technology allows the use of different types of terminals, such as a large copper plate terminal separated by an insulating sheet. A metallic top could not allow such type of terminals to be used. Designs for lower lifetime expectancy can also be made using the same technology by increasing the gradient of voltage, which increases the energy density. Ageing laws have been established and software developed in order to be able to answer to any specific customer request.
Another important point is the innovative internal mounting that enables a very low stray inductance. Only a very specific technology can be used to achieve a stray inductance of lower than 10 nH, even for large capacitors. As a result it becomes no longer necessary to use decoupling IGBT capacitors, saving even more on cost.
The true accreditation has been its long-term use in high-speed trains with no degradation to the component.
The final auxiliary power inverter prototype is shown in the Fig. 4. It is possible to see the three components in the power inverter prototype. These are the capacitor, the IGBT module and the heat sink/ heat plate.
Some electrical connections were adapted for this new assembly. The mechanical frame is the TGV standard box for such functions; however, with this new solution only half of this box is required to install the new components.
Fig. 4: Photography of the prototype inverter for tests, results of the improvement with integrated technology (IGBT module and capacitor).
The biggest advantage is to reduce by a lot the number of power components, from 27 components per phase with two PCB drivers and wire connections for GTO thyristor technology, to only three power components for the three-phase inverter: integrated triphase inverter, power capacitor, air cooler.
The operational lifetime of the advanced power film capacitors not only significantly increase the reliability, but the devices also reduce the total number of components used for the inverter.
Future applications for this technology include hybrid and electric vehicles, as the advanced capacitors will improve and simplify the inverter circuitry.
Fig. 5: Simplified schematic for hybrid vehicles.fapo_EnSav_AVX06_may2011Fig. 6: Example of integrated capacitor for HEV.fapo_EnSav_AVX07_may2011Fig. 7: Simplified schematic for hybrid vehicles.fapo_EnSav_AVX08_may2011Fig. 8: Example of integrated capacitor for EV.
Fig. 9: Example of integrated capacitor for HEV and EV.
The concept allows a design engineer to avoid the busbar to link the capacitor to the IGBT, thus avoiding decoupling capacitors in addition to simplifying the inverter.
With the trend of renewable energy, this technology can also be applied to other green energy applications, such as wind power. The power film's life expectancy of more than 100,000 hours meets the performance and reliability requirements of wind turbines. In addition only one capacitor can replace several, which significantly increases mean time between failure.
Fig. 10: Simplified schematic for wind turbine.
Fig. 11: Example of integrated capacitors for wind turbine.
In recent years, great improvements have been made on dc filter capacitors using a combination of metallized plastic films and different segmentations of the metallization on those film dielectrics. Film capacitors offer significant technological advantages, including superior life expectancy and environmental performance, as well as the ability to handle the various types of "in-application" technical issues (overvoltage and reverse voltage) that can easily occur.
In addition, volume and weight have been reduced by a factor of three or four. Manufacturers such as AVX have expanded their product portfolio to include a wide range of sizes, capacitance values, voltages, and peak current capabilities. ■
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and the pleasures of metaphor.
every farewell not yet cried for.
One drop for retreats in the continental night.
on too little in Evanston.
One drop for a flurry of bedtime tickles.
One drop for the sway of the reed in your spine.
One drop for tea in my typewriter frenzy.
One drop for your questing studenthood.
One drop for opinions flashing like scissors.
One drop for the lonely pride of your mothering.
under my hands or eyes.
how they quiver and cluster in feeling.
and all the sad waters.
One drop for pastorales of lace and glass.
One drop for the troika that failed to go.
One drop for the sister it left you to love.
One drop for each beckon of a cat lilting on the twilight.
call me to watch through my jungle.
and your shimmering wordless song.
to what you had never opened before.
One drop for blood knowledge joined in the night.
splendid in anger, auburn lightning.
you learned nothing about from me.
with things of my day, for all the weight.
and the helplessness of having chosen.


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Click on the Regimental section of the memorial to see the larger picture.
Each picture is fairly large to allow the names to be recognised easily.
Some pictures are clearer than others and two or three Regiments may appear on one photograph.


It's grilling season! Have you heard of wood pellet grills? We used to have a small one at our office for Cookout Fridays…which was great! It really gave a wonderful smoky flavor to our food. Like any grill, the cost ranges from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand. The one pictured to the left is from Costco (courtesy of the Costco Couple).
Even if you don't have a wood pellet grill – you might have a grill in general. We have compiled a list of 10 really nifty grill accessories. Some really useful, and some a little over the top.
Aside from the usual ash removal and general maintenance, your wood pellet stove needs additional care in order to operate efficiently and safely. Although many stove owners believe their own cleaning techniques are sufficient, and some perhaps are, the fact remains that some things should be left to trained professionals.
Think of it like service for a car. There are some car owners who can adequately handle his or her own engine service. However, engines are typically best taken care of within the hands of honest, experienced professionals.
Check out this pellet stove chimney clog to the left. Just because pellet stoves burn with less creosote buildup than wood stoves, it doesn't mean the stove doesn't need attention. (The picture is from a stove with over four years with no professional cleaning and inspection.) Dramatic, perhaps…but you get our point.
We have broken down the 8 steps needed to keep your pellet stove running safe and at optimal efficiency.
What is the Flex Savings Plan?
Introduced in February of 2013, the Flex Savings Plan has quickly become very popular among our customers. We understand that buying your annual wood pellet fuel is typically a large purchase, one that may cause financial stress. Therefore, we created this Flex Savings plan to help budget that large annual fuel purchase by making it much easier to save.
The Flex Savings Plan allows you to make a monthly deposit in any amount you are comfortable with. This stretches out your wood pellet fuel purchase over months, instead of a single large one-time payment. Each monthly deposit is applied to your personal PelletBucks credit account. You'll receive an automatic email statement for every deposit that shows your account balance. And when you're ready to order your wood pellets, your PelletBucks credit amount will be automatically applied to your order balance. No lump-sum payment required. Your wallet will thank you!
No catch. This plan is just a way to help you chip away at your annual fuel purchase. There's no interest and you can stop at any time. If you do decide to stop for whatever reason…we will refund the money you have paid (minus a 5% electronic handling charge).


Herb butter! What a genius and easy thing to make yourself! I was in the mood to try out a new pasta recipe and was leaning towards something with a parmesan cream sauce but decided I should do something slightly less decadent for a Monday night. Now I know butter is by no means healthy, but it has to be better for you than a cream sauce, right?!
The butter is easy to make as long as you remember to do it in advance. Basically mix softened butter with fresh herbs (I had rosemary, thyme, and parsley), form it into a log shape, and stick back in the fridge to harden for about an hour.
HOT TIP: This herb butter was great for flavoring the pasta, but I also put a pat of it on the top of the hot steak I served alongside my pasta and ooooh baby. It melts into flavorful perfection. I had seasoned the steak with only salt and pepper so this gave it a little something extra. You can also spread it on toast…maybe top that toast with sliced radishes. The point is, there are tons of uses for this herb butter so do yourself a favor and make a large enough batch that you can keep in the fridge and use throughout the week (it'll keep for about 5 days).
For the rest of the dish, start boiling water while you cook your veggies. I used white onion, cremini mushrooms, and asparagus. The onions will take the longest, so start them first, followed by the mushrooms, and adding the asparagus last. I really liked this mix of veggies because the asparagus felt bright and almost spring-like, while the creminis felt like more or a winter veg. Since it was a cold January day, I also chose more winter-y herbs (mint and basil, for instance would have felt much more summer-leaning).
The water was boiling when I was about halfway done cooking the veggies so I dumped the pasta in the pot (I used a gigli shape, also known as camanelle or riccioli, but any would do – I think farfalle would be great) and it all finished cooking around the same time. Drain the pasta and toss with the veggies. Then slice the herb butter and toss it in there as well. The hot pasta will melt the butter. No need for a sauce when you have this gorgeous herb coating infused throughout the dish. Top with a little fresh parm and you're good to go!
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Last month, the First Circuit extended the reach of China Agritech to prevent successive class actions even where the original suit did not reach a decision on class certification.In In re Celexa & Lexapro Mktg. & Sales Practices Litigation, the First Circuit found that Plaintiff Painters was able to sue in its individual capacity, but that "Painters [could ]not parlay that dispensation into the much-delayed filing of a class action." The case involved a proposed class of third-party payers accusing Defendant Forest of misleading consumers regarding the efficacy of two of its drugs—Celexa and Lexapro—for pediatric use. A prior proposed class action, which likewise alleged putative class claims under RICO and various state consumer protection statutes against Forest, was filed in 2009. On a motion for class certification, that case was instead dismissed in June 2010.


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Rudolf Lothar [rú:dolf ló:tar] (born Rudolf Lothar Spitzer; 25 February 1865 – 2 October 1943) was a Hungarian-born Austrian writer, playwright, critic and essayist. He was born and died in Budapest.

Literary works
 1891 Der verschleierte König, drama
 1900 König Harlekin, play
 1900 Das Wiener Burgtheater
 1904 Tiefland, opera libretto set to music by Eugen d'Albert, based on the 1896 Catalan play Terra baixa by Àngel Guimerà
 1910 Kurfürstendamm, novel
 1910 Die drei Grazien, comedy
 1910 Der Herr von Berlin, novel
 1912 Liebesketten, opera libretto set to music by Eugen d'Albert based on Angel Guimerá's Villa del mar, score available from Sibley Music Library Digital Scores Collection
 1916 Die Seele Spaniens
 1920 Casanovas Sohn, comedy
 1920 Li-Tai-Pe, Des Kaisers Dichter, opera libretto set to music by Clemens von Franckenstein
 1921 Der Werwolf, comedy
 1925 Die Kunst des Verführens
 1927 Der gute Europäer, comedy
 1927 Die Republik befiehlt, comedy
 1931 Friedemann Bach, opera libretto set to music by Paul Graener based on Albert Emil Brachvogel's novel of the same name
 1931 Der Papagei, comedy
 1931 Besuch aus dem Jenseits, drama
 1934 The Red Cat (German title: Die Nacht vor dem Ultimo), comedy

Filmography
Tiefland, directed by Friedrich Rosenthal and  (Silent film, 1918, based on the opera Tiefland)
Under the Mountains, directed by Béla Balogh (Silent film, 1920, based on the opera Tiefland)
Lowlands, directed by Adolf E. Licho (Silent film, 1922, based on the opera Tiefland)
The Masked Dancer, directed by Burton L. King (Silent film, 1924, based on the play Die Frau mit der Maske)
For Wives Only, directed by Victor Heerman (Silent film, 1926, based on the story The Critical Year)
The Magic Flame, directed by Henry King (Silent film, 1927, based on the play König Harlekin)
The Boudoir Diplomat, directed by Malcolm St. Clair (English, 1930, based on the play Die Republik befiehlt)
Don Juan diplomático, directed by George Melford (Spanish, 1931, based on the play Die Republik befiehlt)
Boudoir diplomatique, directed by Marcel De Sano (French, 1931, based on the play Die Republik befiehlt)
Liebe auf Befehl, directed by Johannes Riemann and Ernst L. Frank (German, 1931, based on the play Die Republik befiehlt)
Folies Bergère de Paris, directed by Roy Del Ruth (English, 1935, based on the play Die Nacht vor dem Ultimo)
Folies-Bergère, directed by Roy Del Ruth and Marcel Achard (French, 1935, based on the play Die Nacht vor dem Ultimo)
Return of a Stranger, directed by Victor Hanbury (English, 1937, based on a play)
That Night in Rio, directed by Irving Cummings (English, 1941, based on the play Die Nacht vor dem Ultimo)
Esta é Fina, directed by Luiz de Barros (Portuguese, 1948, based on the play Die Nacht vor dem Ultimo)
On the Riviera, directed by Walter Lang (English, 1951, based on the play Die Nacht vor dem Ultimo)
Tiefland, directed by Leni Riefenstahl (German, 1940–54, based on the opera Tiefland)

References
 Article in Österreichisches Biographisches Lexikon 1815–1950

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19th-century Hungarian male writers
20th-century Hungarian male writers
Austrian male dramatists and playwrights
Hungarian male dramatists and playwrights
19th-century Austrian male writers
20th-century Austrian male writers
1865 births
Austrian critics
1943 deaths
19th-century Hungarian dramatists and playwrights
20th-century Hungarian dramatists and playwrights
19th-century Austrian dramatists and playwrights
20th-century Austrian dramatists and playwrights
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Thanks for the information Trev good luck when you are out there. I will be there the week before you.
Hi Tom, I�m there 11th May.
Having now returned from what can only be described as a once in a lifetime session along with some fantastic memories brought home to look back upon. During the 7x night stay I took a couple of hours away from the rods each day allowing the swim to rest for awhile and took to the marker float and deeper pro+ to see what each swim held within it's depths? The average depth from every swim is between 9-10ft depending on water levels at the time. The bottom appears to be made up of a soft debris free bottom, there are a few mussel beds around with little to no weed at all at present. As you get closer to the island the depths start rise as expected giving anywhere from 1-3ft of depth around the island margin. The whole lake is encompassed with tall reed beds around the margins and some areas drop to 6ft immediately from the edge of them. I didn't find any significant features that stood out like any gravel bars, platures or weed beds. I would look at the venue with no prime or best swims. Given the even contour of the Lake bed throughout I feel everyone is in with a good shout of bagging a few by working your swim and fishing it according to the conditions at the time?
Each swim has a marker in the water approx 140 yards out. These are not to be mistaken as your area to cast to, but a reference to your swim boundry limits. I was only fishing 80 yards over a baited area to which I found a very comfortable distance whether spodding or casting a baited rig. Given the isolated mussel beds, I would recommend a good quality mainline of at least 0.35mm in diameter.
Primarily I used boilie with hemp and added sweet corn as a visual. Hook baits consisted of a 15mm boilie topped with plastic sweet corn. Resting the swim for a few hours a day whether it be at night or during the day I'm confident it helped increase my catch rate by allowing the carp to move in and feed more confidently without any lines in the swim.
The lake has very little natural food substance so using a good quality boilie will only add to the carp pilling on the weight and in search of them as a food source. These were my findings over that week long session and my believe's at the time.
Daniel's food package is worth serious consideration for those going, you will not go hungry and he is always willing to help where possible.
I have a trip coming up in May and would be most grateful for any information on the lake ref: depths weed etc.


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El samaritanismo es una religión abrahámica estrechamente relacionada con el judaísmo que se sustenta en la Torá de los samaritanos y que, hasta donde se sabe, es practicada exclusivamente por estos. Su culto se centra en el monte Guerizín (cerca de la actual Naplusa), a diferencia del judaísmo, que tiene el Monte Moriá (Jerusalén) como su monte santo.

Probablemente en el samaritanismo, al igual que en el judaísmo, llegó a haber cismas y disputas religiosas, de las cuales poco se sabe; sin embargo, hoy en día, a causa del escaso número de samaritanos que todavía quedan, no existe más que una sola corriente religiosa.

Creencias

El samaritanismo es una religión que se antoja estrictamente mosaica. Su credo se basa en los siguientes dogmas:

 Solo hay un único y verdadero Dios (YHWH, el Dios de Israel).
 La Ley fue dada por Dios a Moisés, quien es el único profeta.
 Los Libros de la Ley de Moisés (el Pentateuco) son los únicos inspirados.
 El Monte Guerizín, y no Jerusalén, es el único lugar escogido por Dios para reservarse un santuario verdadero, sede de su santidad. ( y 27:4.)
 Los sacerdotes son los intérpretes de la ley y los guardianes de la tradición.

Y también acepta la creencia en:

 El Mesías (Taheb).
 El Día del Juicio Final. ()
 El Cielo y el Infierno.

Desde la escatología samaritana, la historia de la relación de Dios con Israel se puede contemplar por periodos de gracia: Desde la creación del mundo hasta el momento en que Dios se separa de su pueblo (Israel) tras la rebelión de Elí, se considera como el tiempo del favor divino (Rahuta). De ahí hasta nuestros tiempos se considera como el tiempo del disfavor divino (Fanuta), una era que acabará con la venida del Taheb al final de los tiempos, quien restablecerá el favor divino, vivirá ciento diez años e instaurará un segundo reino que durará cierto tiempo.

Torá y lugar santo

Como se ha señalado anteriormente, lo que más distingue a los samaritanos de los judíos es que ellos no reconocen la santidad que le atribuyen estos últimos al templo de Jerusalén, ya que para ellos Guerizín es el verdadero monte sagrado donde Dios reside, y solo aceptan la autoridad del Pentateuco en su versión samaritana; por lo que rechazan la de todos los demás libros de la Tanak que reconocen los judíos, así como toda la literatura judía posterior (como lo son las obras rabínicas clásicas del Talmud, el Midrás y la Tosefta).

Pero además, cabe considerar, que aunque la Torá samaritana es esencialmente idéntica a la de los judíos, tiene varias diferencias con respecto a los Textos Masoréticos; casi todas menores; pero las que revisten mayor importancia son aquellas que precisamente atañen a la situación del monte Guerizín como principal lugar de culto en vez de Jerusalén, debido a su carácter doctrinal. Sobre todo, en la versión samaritana de «los diez mandamientos», Dios da como décimo mandamiento que se le construya un altar, expresamente en el monte Guerizín, para que se le adore, una vez que los israelitas se hayan asentado en Canaán. Esto, sin que se rompa la concordancia de los demás mandamientos con los judaicos; pues, para los samaritanos, el 1º mandamiento judeocristiano: «Yo soy el Eterno YHWH, tu Dios, que te ha hecho salir de la tierra de Egipto, de la casa de servidumbre.»; no es más que una mera presentación; siendo, por tanto, el segundo mandamiento: «No tendrás otros dioses delante de mí. […]»; el primer mandamiento de la Torá samaritana; lo que deja lugar para el que es relativo a Guerizín, de modo que en ambas versiones se considere el mismo número de mandamientos. De hecho, desde la perspectiva samaritana, los rabinos judíos hicieron de la presentación un mandamiento a fin de mantener el nombre de «diez mandamientos» (que se menciona en ), luego de haber "corregido" su versión al retirar el décimo de los dos pasajes de 'los diez mandamientos' que hay en el Tanak ( y ).

Y no solo eso, en concordancia con el décimo mandamiento de la Torá samaritana en que Dios escoge Guerizín como santuario, en otros pasajes del Pentateuco samaritano también se menciona sin equívocos que el monte Guerizín es "el lugar que Dios ha escogido" para su Templo en contraposición a la Torá judía que hace referencia al "lugar que Dios escogerá" ( y 16:2).

El clero y el culto

Los samaritanos conservan la institución sacerdotal y la máxima posición dentro del samaritanismo la ostenta el Sumo Sacerdote, el cual es escogido de entre el seno de la casta sacerdotal de la comunidad, que se supone desciende por línea directa de la casa de Aarón, hermano de Moisés. Su residencia se encuentra en el monte Guerizín y, desde 1624, es el miembro de mayor edad a quien se escoge para el cargo.

Después del sumo sacerdote están los demás sacerdotes. Los mayores suelen vestir de turbante rojo y sotana, aunque los sábados y otros días sacros cambian esa indumentaria por una más vistosa. La comunidad samaritana de Holón (Israel) tiene su propio sacerdote local.

En la religión samaritana está prescrito que los miembros de la familia sacerdotal no trabajen, sino solo en los asuntos religiosos (), y el resto de las comunidad contribuya a su manutención por medio de los diezmos y ofrendas (, 6:14-18, 27:30-32 y ). No obstante, en nuestros días, el número de miembros de la familia sacerdotal se ha vuelto considerable en comparación con el resto de la comunidad samaritana (28% en 2003), de modo que se ha vuelto impráctico este esquema tradicional y los miembros de la familia sacerdotal han tenido que buscar trabajo como cualquier otro samaritano.

Sin embargo, cabe añadir que en la sociedad samaritana, de la estirpe de la familia sacerdotal no solo provienen los sacerdotes, sino también los líderes de oraciones (imanes) y los rabinos, quienes enseñan el antiguo idioma samaritano.

Las sinagogas samaritanas se orientan hacia Guerizín y suelen ubicarse a las afueras de los poblados (), los símbolos con que están decoradas son todos exclusivamente mosaicos: menorás, shofares, trompetas, cabezas de palomas, borregos y chivos. Actualmente solo hay dos principales sinagogas samaritanas: una en Kiryat Luza (Guerizín) y otra en Holón, que no tiene la misma importancia de la primera.

Fiestas religiosas

La principal fiesta religiosa de los samaritanos es la fiesta de la Pascua que conmemora la salida del pueblo hebreo de Egipto. Pero, a diferencia de los judíos, quienes lo han abandonado, los samaritanos conservan el sacrificio pascual, el cual se efectúa la víspera de la 'Fiesta de los panes sin levadura' en el monte Guerizín en presencia de toda la congregación.

Tres veces al año, los samaritanos peregrinan al monte Guerizín. La primera peregrinación es en el séptimo día de la Pascua; la segunda es el día de Pentecostés y la tercera es en el primer día de la 'Fiesta de los tabernáculos'. Estos tres peregrinajes son idénticos a las tres fiestas de peregrinación judías a Jerusalén. (, 34:18-23 y ).

El calendario samaritano, al igual que calendario judío, es un calendario lunar de ciclos de 19 años y su diferencia con aquel estriba en la alternancia de los años de 13 meses que ajustan el calendario al año solar, pues su estimación es diferente.

Por tal razón, las celebraciones samaritanas caen a veces en las mismas fechas que las celebraciones judías correspondientes y, otras, con un mes de retraso, o al revés. Para una ejemplificación de la calendarización de las celebraciones religiosas de los samaritanos con respecto a las celebraciones judías, he aquí una tabla con las fechas correspondientes para el año 2002:

De manera que los samaritanos comparten con los judíos las celebraciones mosaicas, solo que ellos no celebran un considerable número de festividades y conmemoraciones judías establecidas con posterioridad a su ruptura (tales como la 'Fiesta de las Luminarias' (Hanukkah) o «los cuatro ayunos») al no estar ninguna de ellas prescritas en el Pentateuco.

El año nuevo samaritano no coincide con el año nuevo judío, pues se celebra 14 días antes de la Pascua, conforme al calendario litúrgico, y no en la 'Fiesta de las Trompetas', el primero de Tisrei, como lo hacen los judíos.

Otras prácticas y costumbres

Además de los ritos antes mencionados, los samaritanos observan estas prácticas que los identifican como pueblo:

 Vivir cerca del monte Guerizín: Lo que ahora es eximible en razón de la instalación de una parte de la comunidad samaritana en Israel.
 La participación obligatoria de toda la comunidad en el sacrificio de la Pascua en Guerizín.
 Guardar el sábado: Que comprende la prohibición de prender la luz ese día.
 La circuncisión de los niños varones al octavo día del nacimiento, conforme al Levítico.
 El respeto de las reglas de pureza prescritas por la Torá: Para las cuales los samaritanos tienen una interpretación a menudo más estricta.

Los samaritanos acostumbran unos mezuzot muy peculiares, mucho más grandes que los judíos que son más discretos. No se enrollan para depositarlos en un canuto o estuche como los tradicionales que usan los judíos, sino que su contenido queda a la vista del transeúnte, pues en realidad se tratan de unas placas de mármol o, si no, de pergaminos que cuelgan en las paredes de sus casas con una bella caligrafía hebrea tradicional. Pero, al igual que los judíos, los samaritanos piensan que cuantos más se tengan, mejor.

Los samaritanos rechazan el uso de filacterias, al modo de los antiguos saduceos. El símbolo que los identifica es la menorá, mientras que la estrella de David (la cual incluso aparece en la bandera del moderno Israel), por el contrario, no la utilizan, ya que es un símbolo propiamente judío, del cual no se hace mención en la Biblia y que, además, no fue adoptado por los judíos sino hasta hace relativamente poco tiempo.

Al revés de como sucede con los judíos, para los cuales la condición como judío se transmite vía materna, la condición de samaritano se transmite por el padre. Lo que ha permitido la aparición reciente y limitada de matrimonios de varones samaritanos con mujeres extranjeras.

No hay ningún rito específico de conversión en el samaritanismo, pues para poder integrarse a la comunidad samaritana solo se pide, en principio, la aceptación de su fe y de sus prácticas, lo cual implica acatar sus reglas y normas, muchas de las cuales son tomadas de la Torá.

Los entierros se realizan en la cima del monte Guerizín o, bien, en la sección samaritana del cementerio de Kiryat Shaul, en Tel Aviv, para la comunidad samaritana radicada en Israel.

Literatura

Los samaritanos tienen su propio cuerpo literario de tradiciones e interpretación sacra en torno a su religión, parecido a como sucede en el judaísmo. Entre las obras samaritanas en este sentido se pueden citar:

Torá
Pentateuco samaritano: Único texto inspirado.
Crónicas: Obras de carácter histórico pero con cierto contenido religioso.
La Tolidá: De la Creación al tiempo de Abisúa.
La crónica de Josué (Sefer ha-Yamim): Israel en tiempos del favor divino (siglo IV, en árabe y arameo).
Adler: Israel desde el fin del favor divino hasta el exilio.
Halaca (siglo XVIII)
El Hiluk: Código haláquico (matrimonio, circuncisión, etc.).
El Kitab at-Tabbah: Halaca e interpretación de algunos versos y capítulos de la Torá, escrito por Abu al-Hassan
El Kitab al-Kafi: Halaca de Yosef al-Ascar
Midrás hagádica
Al-Asatir: Tradiciones y leyendas en arameo (de los siglos XI y
Abu'l Hasan al-Suri
La Enseñanza de Marco (Memar Marqah): Importante texto en arameo atribuido a Marco, un filósofo samaritano del siglo IV de la era cristiana. Es una obra escolástica que trata diversos aspectos, comprende una exégesis bíblica, de los cantos y de las plegarias, una aproximación filosófica de las cuestiones religiosas y, en suma, una teología.
Finés, acerca del Mesías (Taheb)
El nacimiento de Moisés (Molad Maseh)
Himnarios
Defter: Libro de cantos y oraciones que juega un rol importante en la liturgia.

Relación con otras religiones

Relación con el judaísmo

Los samaritanos no suelen ser reconocidos como judíos por los judíos ortodoxos, en especial por los rabinos judíos, pese al claro parentesco que guardan ambos grupos. Este rechazo se fundamenta en los registros de los Libros de los Reyes, según los cuales, los samaritanos son descendientes de los habitantes del Reino de Israel deportados por Asiria alrededor del año 720 a. C. que se habrían mestizado con la población pagana local y por tanto no serían descendientes puros de los israelitas.

En el Talmud babilónico se indica que, a fin de convertirse al judaísmo, la primera condición que un samaritano debe cumplir es renunciar a cualquier creencia en la santidad del monte Guerizín. No obstante, también señala que a los samaritanos se les debe tratar como judíos en asuntos donde sus prácticas sean iguales a las de los judíos y, como gentiles, cuando difieran.

Desde el siglo XIX, los judíos han considerado a los samaritanos como una secta judía, incluso al punto de que han llegado a darles el estatus de 'judíos samaritanos'.

Por su parte, los samaritanos se refieren a sí mismos como "hijos de Israel" que es un término usado por todas las sectas hebreas como un concepto que identifica al pueblo israelita como un todo unitario. Pero, evidentemente, no por ello se refieren a sí mismos como "judíos" que es un concepto aparte.

Relación con el cristianismo

En los Evangelios se puede hallar la Parábola del buen samaritano, así como algunas otras alusiones que indican que los judíos y los samaritanos no se frecuentaban. Sin embargo, tales historias, más bien, hacen referencia a la relación entre el samaritanismo y el judaísmo en tiempos de Jesús, y no a la verdadera relación del samaritanismo con el cristianismo. Las cuales no parecen haber sido del todo tolerantes durante los primeros siglos de la era cristiana, pues el Imperio bizantino (cristiano) persiguió a los samaritanos, prácticamente aniquilándolos, luego de las sublevaciones samaritanas de los siglos V y VI. Pero, fuera de esta relación histórica, la influencia religiosa de alguna de las dos religiones sobre la otra se advierte débil, si no es que nula.

Relación con el islam

Los samaritanos son reconocidos como "gentes del Libro" por el Islam, con un estatus (más o menos aplicado según las épocas) de dhimmi. Nuevamente, la mutua influencia parece nula. El samaritanismo era ya una religión minoritaria al advenimiento del Islam, hecho que explica con facilidad la ausencia de influencia sobre la nueva religión. En cambio, los samaritanos han vivido catorce siglos de dominación musulmana, por lo que una influencia en sentido contrario parecería más factible; sin embargo, aun así, si, bien, la cultura árabe-musulmana ha marcado profundamente la cultura de los samaritanos en tanto como pueblo, en cuanto a religión, no ha pasado lo mismo, pues el islam no ha dejado trazas significativas en la teología o las prácticas religiosas de estos.

Véase también

 Samaritano
 Monoteísmo

 Cristianismo
 Judaísmo

 Israel
 Israelita

 Moisés
 Diez mandamientos

 Abraham

Notas

Referencias

Monoteísmo
Religión en Israel
Religión en Palestina
Gente del Libro
Religiones abrahámicas


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On Super Bowl Eve, I tended bar until close in East County, rushed home and crawled into bed for a few jittery hours of sleep.
They may have been a nightmare, but it was one of those creepy postmodern nightmares where you wake up to find yourself alone in the world-or in this case, the only car on 805 South at 8 a.m.
In the parking garage, attendants outnumbered vehicles 10 to 1, and each one stopped me. "I'm supposed to park in back, down the ramp," I said over and over, flashing my parking pass.
Finally, a valet whistled and ran across the garage, waving his hands.
I flashed my pass again and nodded.
"Yeah. Park in back, down the ramp," he said, authoritatively.
The Doubletree at Hazard Center had held a cattle call two weeks before, hiring several dozen bartenders, servers and bussers on the spot. After a couple hours of rushed interviews and lengthy paperwork-and an impromptu drug test to ensure no one assigned the delicate task of handing out booze to drunk football fans had smoked pot within the last year-we were told to come back the following Monday for a paid orientation. About 50 of us returned on Monday for a hotel tour. We were issued temporary employee badges, time cards and that authoritative parking pass.
Sunday morning, I slipped into the hotel, my badge tucked in my pocket. The punch clock ominously rejected my time card. I ambled into the kitchen and poured some bad coffee in a greasy plastic cafeteria cup. The housekeepers and kitchen workers bantered around me in Spanish. No one looked familiar, and no one gave me a second glance. I began to wonder if I had slept through Super Bowl Sunday and accidentally showed up on Monday morning, instead.
The plan, according to the orientation, was to have a half-dozen or so massive party areas, each with full bars and food. One area would play reggae, one R&B, one jazz and so on. Celebrities would be attending in droves; a manager named Amy mentioned that the Raiders would be staying at the hotel (although it was widely reported that both teams were staying in Torrey Pines hotels).
Nonetheless, we all congratulated each other on having found the primo moneymaking opportunity of the weekend, if not our lifetimes. Many of the new hires were assigned to work Friday-Saturday-Sunday, but I was Sunday only, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., which was more than enough time, I thought, to profit in some small way from the Super Bowl bonanza coming to San Diego.
I wandered around, groggy, in the bowels of the hotel, until I found the party room to which I had been assigned. There I met Sal the bartender, a tall, skinny, bronzed guy with a permanent gap-toothed smile and too much to say.
"I worked Friday from 4 to midnight," Sal said by way of introduction. "I didn't sell one beer." I pieced together the story as we headed back to the kitchen for more coffee. He said a crowd had gathered, all Doubletree regulars. The promoter's clever plan for drawing the crowds was to charge $50 a head to get in the door. About two-dozen partygoers paid begrudgingly, too stupid to realize that an enormous free party was waiting just minutes away in the Gaslamp. The hotel, for its part, charged excessively for miniscule drinks. Raiders players showed up for five minutes, laughed, and headed downtown.
Two other Sunday-only temps came in. Stories were rehashed and exaggerated. Security had scared everyone away. P. Diddy was supposed to perform, but the city would not approve the stage. We passed around glossy party announcements depicting girls in bikinis and random lists of musical and sports celebrities and folded them nervously.
One guy admitted that he had turned down shifts at another bar to work this party. Another had given up his regular weekend delivery route. Another Sunday-only murmured, "I really need the money." It was clear that none of us were here at 8:30 a.m. on Sunday for the fun of it.
The chef came out of the kitchen, eyes rheumy from a cold and a lack of sleep, and adjusted the punch clock. We finally clocked in at 9:05. More waiting. We ate tuna salad from the generous employee buffet and watched jealously as the morning news showed the giant crowds queuing up downtown.
Finally, at 9:30, Amy the manager walked in, looking about a hundred years older than she did at orientation. She seemed surprised to see the three temps and quickly took us aside.
"Here's the deal. The promoter really dropped the ball," she confided, indignant. "The cover charge was the promoter's idea. They guaranteed us $160,000 in sales. We'll own their company after this weekend." And so on.
I can't blame her. Everyone felt resentful and silly; we were all clumsy kids caught with our hands in an empty cookie jar. The hotel wanted to edge in on the Super Bowl economy. And surely people paying a few thousand dollars for a last-second ticket to the Super Bowl wouldn't blink at a $50 cover charge, or so thought the promoter. The parking garage wanted to gouge their share from each carload of revelers, despite the fact that there is free parking everywhere in Mission Valley. And hey, I wasn't there to volunteer my time for charity.
"Anyway, I thought we called off all the new hires. But if you didn't get a message, I'm sure we need you," Amy said unsurely.
Today could be different. This was game day. There was no cover, and there were only a few of us on duty. Maybe we wouldn't get rich, but there might be a chance to make a couple dollars while we watched the game. The night before, one anonymous ex-Raider had found his way out to East County and left me a $5 tip on one glass of Courvoisier. If a little Super Bowl wealth can make it all the way out to Spring Valley, surely Mission Valley would not be shut out entirely?
So we forged on into the supply closet, where bottles of liquor, cases of wine and kegs of beer were stacked to the sky. We wheeled some booze down to the ballroom and started setting up the bar. Amy stepped aside for a quick, whispered conversation with another manager. The following is pure conjecture-and almost certainly completely accurate.
By the time we walked back to the time clock, it was 10:04. We punched out and turned in our cards and badges. Amy assured us that we would be paid for the day. Furthermore, she showed us an outdated list of job openings and said we had passed our drug test, and were pre-approved, should we ever want to apply to Doubletree in the future.
I wanted to ask if I could get credit for the full hour. Instead, I asked if the hotel needed any bartenders.
"No," was all she said.


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Q: How to configure android studio to build api 22 app I need to install my app in a Minix with Android 5.1 (API 22).
My build-graddle.app was initially:
compileSdk 32
defaultConfig {
    applicationId "com.enterprise.appminix"
    minSdk 25
    targetSdk 32
    versionCode 1
    versionName "1.0"

    testInstrumentationRunner "android.support.test.runner.AndroidJUnitRunner"
}

And I changed to:
compileSdk 22
defaultConfig {
    applicationId "com.enterprise.appminix"
    minSdk 22
    targetSdk 22
    versionCode 1
    versionName "1.0"

    testInstrumentationRunner "android.support.test.runner.AndroidJUnitRunner"
}

But can´t compile now.
How to configure android studio to build api 22 app
Could you help me?


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 Пинелли, Джованни Баттиста - капельмейстер;
 Пинелли, Туллио — сценарист;
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