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Q: How do I disable the fourth button on an Apple Mighty Mouse? I have an Apple Mighty Mouse, but it's been banged up a bit. The side buttons (4th buttons) are way too easily pressed. When I'm using Firefox, the 4th button can accidentally click and I'd go back one page, which can be really aggravating. How can I disable the 4th button (on either Firefox or Ubuntu) without getting any new hardware?

A: Those buttons (forward and back) drive me crazy too! Here's what worked for me:
Open a terminal (CtrlAltT by default),  and run:
$ xev | grep -A2 ButtonPress

This will pop open a window. Move the mouse into that window, and press the button(s) that you wish to disable. Look at the third line for each button-press, which will look something like:
ButtonPress event, serial 37, synthetic NO, window 0x4000001,
    root 0x2f2, subw 0x0, time 355888399, (114,122), root:(114,174),
    state 0x10, button 8, same_screen YES

Note the number after button. For me, the back/forward buttons were numbers 8 and 9.
Close the xev window, and create/edit an .Xmodmap file in your home directory:
$ cat >> ~/.Xmodmap
! Disable buttons 8 and 9
pointer = 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 0

In your case, to just disable button 4, you'd want pointer = 1 2 3 0 5 6 7 8 9.
 Press CtrlD to return to the prompt, then test it out:
$ xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap

This will load the .Xmodmap file and your button(s) should be disabled immediately.
Most desktop environments should load this file automatically next time you log in, making the change permanent.
This is an old question, but I hope this answer helps someone.

A: its simple. just follow these steps:

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*Go into system settings found in your dock or by searching after pressing Alt-F2

*Go into "mouse and touchpad" (or something similar, thats just what it says for me)

*Go change the setting you want

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Protest against southern Colombian hydroelectric dam leaves 20 injured
by Katharina Wecker August 14, 2012
At least 20 protesters were injured Monday when police broke up demonstrations against a dam being built on the Magdalena river.
Hundreds of farmers and indigenous people closed Monday afternoon the main road connecting the southwestern Huila department with the southern Caqueta department in protest over El Quimbo Dam that, once in operation, will flood areas in six municipalities in Huila.
Between 14 and 18 protesters as well as 7 policemen were injured in clashes when police cleared the road, according to several media sources.
This is the second time locals clash with police over the dam. In February, three protesters were injured when police evicted around 600 demonstrators to clear land for the hydro-electric project.
The protesters claim that Emgesa, the company building the dam, did not fulfill its promises to locals regarding compensation for their displacement and is ignoring due process in order to rush the project.
The plant is expected to begin operation in 2014 and could produce enough energy to supply 4% of Colombia's demand.
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"Buy with your heart, not your head. You can look at all the aspects that make a purchase practical, but that kind of thinking makes it an investment rather than a home."
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"What people ask for has nothing to do with the value of a property. You might see a listing for $300,000 and think you should make a $250,000 bid. But hyper-focus on what the house is worth. You should know what the house is worth by looking at comparable properties. Base your bid on that."
"If a house is priced appropriately, make a bid 10 percent below that amount."
"You may not like the idea of putting money into a home when you're moving out. But it's demanded by the market. You need to show it off. You don't have to rip out the kitchen and bathroom. But maybe replace the tiles or the countertops. Get professional advice."
"Don't you dare underestimate the power of your own instinct."
"If I could set a world record, it would be that I have 150 business partners, all with thriving businesses of their own that started with nothing and I made the difference to make them all billionaires."
"No one tells salesmen what they can and can't do."
"I love myself. Anything that has my name I'm tickled to death."
"The best mistake I ever made was believing that I was stupid. It was a childhood thing, but it played out big-time as an adult. It scorned me the rest of my life - in a good way."
"I hadn't learned to read by third grade, which wasn't unusual for some kids. I knew something was wrong because I couldn't see or understand the words the way the other kids did. I wasn't the least bit bothered - until I was sent back to the second-grade classroom for reading help after school."
"My greatest strength as a child, I realize now, was my imagination. While every other kid was reading and writing, I had seven whole hours a day to practice my imagination. When do you get that space in your life, ever?"
"Most great entrepreneurs I know are nothing like the other kids. They're almost like tangent lines - those lines that seem to go nowhere. Nothing connects them, until they get out in the real world. Then they connect just fine."
"The most expensive hobby a rich man could have is a boat, and the second most expensive hobby he could have is a very old house."
"The joy is in the getting there. The beginning years of starting your business, the camaraderie when you're in the pit together, are the best years of your life. So rather than being so focused on when you get big and powerful, if you can just get the juice out of that... don't miss it."
"I built the business exactly the way my mother built and ran her family. I wanted a replication of the big, happy family I grew up in. I wanted happy people having fun."
"I got along with people very well at every job I had, people liked me and I liked them and I loved being on my feet."
"It's rumored that doing well in real estate is to be able to close a deal. I did not find that to be the case for myself, I was probably the worst closer out there and I didn't find that was true of my top super stars either."
"People stayed with me and worked extra hard for me because I could see the potential in them - I'm not so sure they could see the potential in me."
"I wanted to be a 150% entrepreneur and a 150% mom, and I found that I was having a very hard time doing both. I was about 75% and 75% - still better than 100%, but not what I was accustomed to at work."
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Governor Kathleen Sebelius Appoints Mary Birch to Transportation Task Force
Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius announced last week the creation of a task force charged with crafting a new strategic transportation approach that positions Kansas for the future. Lathrop Gage's Mary Birch (Government Relations Coordinator - Overland Park) and 25 others were named to the list, which was announced August 14.
"We know transportation is critical to seizing economic opportunities and creating jobs to stimulate our economy," Gov. Sebelius said in the announcement. "With our state's 10-year transportation program coming to an end, now is the time to begin planning for the future to ensure we keep our infrastructure in good shape and put our state in position for economic growth. I've asked task force members to create a vision that is mindful of our money, recognizes the needs of both rural and urban Kansas and uses the strength of all transportation modes."
The task force, Transportation-Leveraging Investments in Kansas (T-LINK), is charged with developing a set of recommendations for a new strategic transportation approach. The group's priorities, under the oversight of Department of Transportation Secretary Deb Miller, will include a commitment to keeping roads and bridges safe and in good repair, and a collaborative project selection process that aligns our transportation investments with the state's economic priorities. T-LINK's first meeting will be on August 27.
Before joining Lathrop Gage, during her tenure as Chair of the Overland Park Chamber of Commerce Ms. Birch facilitated the government relations efforts for the Chamber and its members at the local, regional, state and federal level. She has established relationships with elected officials and staff at various levels and worked primarily in the area of strategic issue management, and has nearly two decades of experience in government relations and consulting.
"The nation is at a transitional point in regard to transportation policy and it is crucial that Kansas be in a position to take advantage of changes that are coming. The course we chart must reflect today's realities but prepare us for the future," Miller said. "We have assembled a team of leaders who are positive about the task, enthusiastic and eager to begin work."
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2010 is a very important year for me in regards to video games. It's really the first year I had a regular flow of money. Seeing how video games are my number 1 hobby naturally it nice big chuck of my paycheck went to that. So actually buying and playing more the 10 current video games this year I am actually capable of making a top 10 list for the year. Thinking about this list is really hard. Some of these games I loved but are completely absent from the list which breaks my heart but that just shows you how awesome 2010 was so let's get started.
1. Mass Effect 2
While I had high expectation for Dead Rising 2 that Dead Rising 2 met, Mass Effect 2 had high expectation and it complete blew it out of the water. When I was writing this list the first thing I did was put Mass Effect 2 at number one, while I was changing games, moving games, putting in ,putting out games Mass Effect 2 sat at number one and it didn't move. Every aspect of the game is perfect. The characters, the plot, the combat, the improvement on Mass Effect 1, everything makes this game fantastic, amazing, stunning and my Game of the Year for 2010.
2. Dead Rising 2
I had high expectation for Dead Rising 2 and every single expectation was met. It's the masterful blend of complete crazy and serious drama that makes Dead Rising, Dead Rising. Chuck Greene maybe is the best character of the year. Everyone is just such a dick to Chuck when he has done nothing wrong. I love Dead Rising 2's upseting difficultly and charm. Worth it.
3. Limbo
Wow. Limbo is amazing. It's a blend of genre that work so well that it's almost undefinable. Limbo has the distinct claim of being the only game I was horrified at. This game can be scary when it wants to. When you are running along and out of nowhere a bear trap kills you with no warning, you shit yourself. The graphics and sound add to the atmosphere which is built on a great system of platforming and puzzle solving.
4. Flotilla
Flotilla started a fire. It was my first Steam game I bought and then 62 games later Flotilla still is the best on that list. It's amazing how strategic space combat and farm animal drama goes so well together. It's design makes it easy to understand but it can be fucking hard. The characters make the game though. I never stopped smile at the sight of Navy Space Deer. You must play this game.
5. Red Dead Redemption
Red Dead Redemption didn't 'click' with me. Something about it I just don't like but I cannot figure out why. Everything about this game is expertly created with that Rockstar polish. Characters, the graphics, the music, the voice acting is all 5 star, A-list stuff but something didnt get me or I didn't get it. It's the Far Cry 2 of 2010. But even with my personal problems wth the game I can still see this as a fantastic game.
6. Super Meat Boy
This game is amazing. Some ascepts of this game I love and some I absolutely fucking hate. For a game to give you these emotions of pure hatred but you still want to play through it and finish it is signs of a fantastic game and fortunately for Super Meat Boy is totally is.
7. Fallout: New Vegas
I loved Morrowind, I loved Oblivion, I loved Fallout 3 and unsurprisingly I love Fallout: New Vegas. New Vegas had what Fallout 3 lacks and that's variety. The location of Vegas is filled with life and dark secrets that 3 lacked. The characters are expressive and some of them are funny. Building all of that on top of the excellent gameplay makes Fallout: New Vegas from good to great.
8. Call of Duty: Black Ops
I think this is the greatest Call of Duty game ever. Beats CoD 2, CoD 4 and Modern Warfare 2 easily. Treyarch did what I thought was impossible and that is make Call of Duty fresh again. All of the story is great, the twists and turns keep you going and keeps you on your toes. Going from Vietnam to Russian POW camps to the mountains makes every level different. Plus the Call of Duty multiplayer which is still amazing that Treyarch improves on even more. I think my statement is justified.
9. Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
Now I am not an Assassin's Creed fan. I don't even remember what the first one did. But when Assassin's Creed 2 came along and I played it I was impressed. The way Ubisoft recreated Italian culture is amazing. It was different which is something I loved. Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood builds on what AC2 did an add and refine which made Brotherhood leaps over what AC2 did. It's adds a whole massive city, new characters, new weapons and the most unique multiplayer mode in the last few year. This is a game worth playing.
10. Doc Clock: The Toasted Sandwich of Time
I doubt you know what this game is, which is a shame because this little indie game from Stickmen Studios shows you what a little creative gameplay and a little personality can do for a game. This is basically Garry's Mod with structure. But what Garry's Mod has a amount Doc Clock has in personality as Doc Clock and his little robot friend makes jibs at Doc Clock. One of the best suprises of the year.
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San Juan County spill highlights years of Colorado cleanup effort
Water in the Animas River just south of C.R. 252 shortly before 1 p.m., Thursday, August 6, 2015.
By Jesse Paul and Bruce Finley | bfinley@denverpost.com | The Denver Post
PUBLISHED: August 6, 2015 at 10:24 a.m. | UPDATED: April 22, 2016 at 7:23 a.m.
Environmental officials have been working for years to clear toxic metals and acidic water from Colorado's roughly 22,000 abandoned mines.
The difficulty of that effort was clear Wednesday when the Environmental Protection Agency accidently released a 1 million-gallon flow of wastewater into a watershed targeted over the past several decades for cleanup.
The Bureau of Land Management had even highlighted the Animas River as one of three environmental priority areas in Colorado affected by mine waste.
The Gold King Mine, the source of the spill, has been eyed for cleanup by environmentalists and federal and state officials since at least 2005.
The EPA was at the site Wednesday with heavy machinery when the spill occurred.
The mine's owners say a plug failed.
"The great news is that modern mining does not allow the release of these waters," said Elizabeth Holley, assistant professor of mining engineering at the Colorado School of Mines. "The bad news is we owe our statehood to mining prior to any environmental regulations."
Until 1977, mining laws in Colorado were minimal, said Ginny Brannon, director of the Colorado Division of Reclamation Mining and Safety.
"Folks could go out and do what they want and walk away from the sites, and this is one of them," Brannon said Thursday. "The main concern from my perspective is continuing to restore and safeguard these old turn-of-the-century mines so that public health and safety and wildlife are protected."
Scientists say Colorado's mineral-rich mountains were shedding toxic metals and acids long before prospectors began digging for profit, but mining can speed up that process.
Holley said Cement Creek, where the Gold King spill happened, was deemed undrinkable in 1876, long before mining had become widespread in the area.
"This is sort of a punctuated release of water, which is unfortunate," Holley said. "But this watershed has had major acid rock drainage for a century."
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The History of Mathematics: A Very Short Introduction
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Uses a thematic development of ideas, to draw examples and identify themes from a wide variety of times and places
Examines how the definition of mathematics has changed through history, with eventual professionalization
Considers how the teaching and learning of mathematics has developed
Uses illustrative case studies including examples from early imperial China, the medieval Islamic world, and nineteenth-century Britain
Mathematics is a fundamental human activity that can be practised and understood in a multitude of ways; indeed, mathematical ideas themselves are far from being fixed, but are adapted and changed by their passage across periods and cultures. In this Very Short Introduction, Jacqueline Stedall explores the rich historical and cultural diversity of mathematical endeavour from the distant past to the present day.
Arranged thematically, to exemplify the varied contexts in which people have learned, used, and handed on mathematics, she also includes illustrative case studies drawn from a range of times and places, including early imperial China, the medieval Islamic world, and nineteenth-century Britain.
1: Mathematics: myth and history
2: What is mathematics and who is a mathematician?
3: How are mathematical ideas disseminated?
4: Learning mathematics
5: Mathematical livelihoods
6: Getting inside mathematics
7: The evolving historiography of mathematics
Jacqueline Stedall researched and taught history of mathematics at the University of Oxford. She wrote a number of books on Early Modern European mathematics and co-edited, with Eleanor Robson, The Oxford Handbook of the history of mathematics. She was a longstanding member of the British Society for the History of Mathematics and Editor of its Bulletin.
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Keller, Hans Heinrich (1919–1985)
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Keller, Hans Heinrich (1919–1985), broadcaster and writer on music
Hans Heinrich Keller (1919–1985) by George Newson, 1984 © George Newson; National Portrait Gallery, London
Christopher Wintle
Keller, Hans Heinrich (1919–1985), broadcaster and writer on music, was born at Nusswaldgasse 13, Döbling, Vienna, Austria, on 11 March 1919, the son of the architect Fritz Keller (d. 1939) and his wife, Grete Grotte (1883–1959); he had one half-sister, Gertrud Franey (...
Koch, Ludwig Karl (1881–1974)
Maker: Fred Kormis
Koch, Ludwig Karl (1881–1974), broadcaster and sound recordist
Ludwig Karl Koch (1881–1974) by Fred Kormis, c. 1960 © reserved; unknown collection; photograph National Portrait Gallery, London
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Koch, Ludwig Karl (1881–1974), broadcaster and sound recordist, was born on 13 November 1881 at Eschersheimer Landstrasse 20, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, the second of the three children of Karl Theodor Koch, businessman, and his wife, Auguste Hess. Ludwig Koch's parents, both of whom were Jews, were enthusiastic music-lovers who introduced him into ...
Laski, Marghanita (1915–1988)
Marghanita Laski (1915–1988) by Mark Gerson, 1963 © Mark Gerson; collection National Portrait Gallery, London
Laski, Marghanita [formerly Esther Pearl] (1915–1988), writer and broadcaster
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Laski, Marghanita [formerly Esther Pearl] (1915–1988), writer and broadcaster, was born in Maida Vale, London on 24 October 1915, the eldest child (she had one sister, two brothers, and an adopted brother and sister) of Neville Jonas Laski, barrister (later a crown court...
Lustgarten, Edgar Marcus (1907–1978), broadcaster and author
Lustgarten, Edgar Marcus (1907–1978), broadcaster and author, was born on 3 May 1907 in the Broughton Park district of Manchester, the only child of Joseph Lustgarten, a Latvian-born Jewish barrister, and his wife, Sara Finklestone. From Manchester grammar school, where he shone as a debater, he went up to ...
Young, Stuart (1934–1986), accountant and broadcasting executive
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Young, Stuart (1934–1986), accountant and broadcasting executive, was born on 23 April 1934 at home in Stamford Hill, London, the younger child and younger son of Joseph Young, who was in the flour business, and his wife, Rebecca (Betty) Sterling. The family were religious Jews and his mother made ...


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Q: List from algebraic expression? Consider an algebraic expression
exp = a x^2 -b x +c

I want to create a list from its element:
list = {a x^2,  -b x, c}

Is there any inbuilt command in Mathematica for this?
If not, is there any command to count the number of terms in an algebraic expression?

A: Combining the two answers in the comments:
exp = a x^2 - b x + c
Reverse[List @@ exp]

(Please give credit in the comments rather than here.)


The sound that woke me from a semi-deep sleep was a loud dull thud. I sat up, startled and immediately alert. It was the middle of the night, not a time for loud, dull thuds. On the pillow next to me was my copy of David Copperfield, the copy that was supposed to be on my bookcase on the opposite side of my room. I had not touched this book in years, but it was on my pillow next to me.
Before I could say "what the…", a second book, Dante's Divine Comedy, shot out of the bookcase, cannonball-like, and slammed into my shoulder, spine-first. It was a paperback so it didn't hurt too much, but that really wasn't really the issue. The issue was that the books from my bookcase on the other side of my room were spontaneously launching themselves at me. A third, Tales of Mystery and Imagination, followed in quick succession by Fahrenheit 451 and all three volumes of the Lord of the Rings, ricocheted off my arms and chest. I covered my face, trying to protect myself, yelling over and over "Stop! Stop!", screaming "What are you doing?" The attack continued. 1984, Crime and Punishment, Jude the Obscure, A Farewell to Arms, Under the Volcano, The Grapes of Wrath. A literary barrage. I yelled one more time, the sound of my voice competing with the thudding of the books.
Then I really woke up, relieved. Shaking my head into awareness, I marvelled at what must have been a book reviewer's ultimate nightmare. The symbolism was so beautiful and perfect. It was the revenge of the books, their angry response to all the negative criticism that had been heaped on them over the centuries. For once, they were fighting back, attacking their critic in the only way they could attack. Pure violent retribution.
Then a second interpretation came to mind. Perhaps it wasn't revenge. Perhaps it was a call from all the books I hadn't yet reviewed, their blunt statement saying "pick me next, don't ignore me". It wasn't anger, it was jealousy, a wish for inclusion.
I'm on my way to my local cafe now. Hemingway had his favourite cafe and I have mine. I have to read and write. I have a new review to begin. For the sake of my sleep, I'll try to not be overly critical. I'll try not to forget anyone.
Note: Upon reading this post I couldn't help but be reminded of the wonderful 2011 Academy Award winning short film The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr Morris Lessmore. I defy you to watch and not want to immediately drop everything and pick up the next book on your TBR list!


Today, Inc. announced the lineup for their annual Inc. 5000 rankings of the fastest-growing privately held companies in America. At Redbooth, we're proud to be #89 on that list of 5000.
Being part of the Inc 5000 is really exciting. I think it recognizes the tremendous work that the entire Redbooth team has been doing to create a truly revolutionary product — and a great experience for our customers. And that's reflected in the growth of our revenue, which is what Inc. is recognizing us for in this ranking.
There are a lot of well known public companies today that earlier in their growth cycle were on the Inc. 5000 list. We're delighted to join our California neighbors, including FitBit, Gainsight, and Prosper, on this year's list.
The benefits that we bring to companies — increasing team productivity, giving them a platform where they can centralize their work, and bring their entire organization together — lead to dramatic business results. That's something very powerful, and organizations are deciding to run their businesses on Redbooth because of it. That, in turn, is driving our own growth.
We have a highly differentiated product in a category of solutions that many companies are looking at. That's why we're on this list, and that's ultimately why we're growing so quickly. We're doing something that's innovative and different, while also broadly applicable to any business that has workers who need to collaborate and be more productive.
We're growing because we have a unique, market-leading enterprise messaging and collaboration solution. We're disrupting a $30B market, and at the right time, too.
The millennial generation is used to shorter forms of communication and messaging, more so than traditional email and telephony solutions. So as they continue to join the workforce, there's a cultural shift underway in terms of how teams and employees expect to communicate.
Knowledge workers of all ages are also expecting the ability to be able to work on mobile and have connectivity anywhere, anytime. So we're responding to that trend as well with shared virtual workspaces and integrated team messaging and communications accessible through Apple and Android mobile devices.
Meanwhile, many organizations' communications infrastructure is approaching end-of-life. A lot of it was installed for Y2K, and some of the vendors that they used back then don't even exist anymore. So it's natural to be looking for a new, more agile solution now.
Business leaders recognize the need to make communication and collaboration actionable. So having a solution for their organization where the collaboration experience is deeply integrated into how they track, manage, and do work is really important for generating results and improving productivity. As the only completely integrated solution that delivers that in the market, we're continuing to grow rapidly.
We're at the epicenter of rapidly growing technology companies, so to be recognized in our region and our sector is exciting as well. Redbooth is #10 on the software industry list, and #12 on the San Francisco metro area list. In some ways, that's just as exciting as the overall list!
We're in an area of software and cloud services that is expanding very quickly. What we do is unique and differentiated. Every business is looking at how their infrastructure can empower their employees to communicate and collaborate. Because of that, the solution that we deliver serves a real need.
For folks who are interested in being part of a rapidly growing Bay Area company, and revolutionizing a market — this is an exciting place to be and a really great time to be a part of it.
Charles is Redbooth's VP of Marketing. He brings over 20 years of experience in marketing, product management and development leadership roles, creating high growth enterprise software and services businesses. When he's not championing the transformation of enterprise collaboration, you can find him on a mountain, biking or skiing.


D-5227, Pink Color, Shimmery Finish Paper, Designer Multifaith Invitations.
Light pink color Shimmery Finish Paper (250gsm) for docket style card, envelope and pocket. Light pink color shimmery paper (250gsm) for 3 inserts.


Now available in paperback, from the bestselling author of The Great Depression Ahead, a book that continues to show readers how to weather the storm in these tough economic times by cautioning against the misguided beliefs that lead to bad investment decisions.
With incisive critical ana lysis and historical examples, The Great Crash Ahead lays bare the traditional assumptions of economics, outlining why the next financial crash and crisis is inevitable, and just around the corner— coming between mid-2012 and early 2015. Widely respected in the financial world for his accurate forecasts, Harry S. Dent, Jr., shows that the government doesn't drive our economy, consumers and businesses do; that the Fed does not create most of the money in our economy, the private banking system does. This necessary and illuminating book gives very clear strategies for prospering in the challenging decade ahead . . . a world turned upside down.


Profium Oy has been accepted to join the national Measurement, Monitoring and Environmental Efficiency Assessment (MMEA) research program, which aims at groundbreaking developments in environmental monitoring technologies, tools and services.
The focus is on 1) new on-line & remote sensing technologies, 2) interoperable environmental observation systems, 3) management systems for environmental efficiency – thus covering the whole value chain from sensors to environmental efficiency services. Further, the program includes 4) testing and demonstrating the results in the MMEA Testbed, and 5) implementing pilots.
The backbone of the MMEA program is the MMEA Platform (Framework – Testbed – Envitori). MMEA Platform is an essential tool in developing the main deliverables of the program and is needed by the other work packages. MMEA Platform enable systemic change in environmental monitoring since the system can accept new kind of data providers through embedded billing and data quality services. The key outcome of the system will be information on the environmental efficiency of processes, products or infrastructures and their compliance with the preset environmental targets. Hence, the system makes it possible to monitor, evaluate and validate the environmental efficiency to different stakeholders. Another result is a decision support and equivalent systems that provide both on line and long term information for process management, operations, business planning and citizens.
Profium SENSE semantic technology brings significant benefits to the program, as integrated with the newly developed platform architecture and selected service applications.


Depression can find you anywhere. There is the misconception that while traveling all your problems are magically left back at home but that is not true. When I decided to sell all my possessions and travel the world, it didn't change the fact that I was still going through a divorce, that my children's lives had fallen apart, and that I had lost my two bonus kids. All of those things were real.
I booked flights to Puerto Rico but almost immediately upon arriving I found myself depressed. I didn't want to get out and explore. My anxiety was beyond belief. I knew my soon-to-be ex-husband would be joining us so I figured we would wait to explore when he got there.
You see. We had worked out this deal that the girls and I could travel but that he was always welcome along with a free place to stay. That was the deal. What I didn't realize then was that this was just another cycle of me getting taken advantage of. We were not ready to be co-parents then. There were still too many feelings involved. Too many emotions. We are still not ready to be co-parents. You see. Not everyone can have a co-parenting relationship. There are some situations where it just won't work. That is my situation. Sure I can keep him updated about the girls. I can be kind, and I can send pictures but I also have to have very clear boundaries to protect myself from the abuse.
In Puerto Rico I was not myself. I wasn't embracing the culture. I feared trying speaking the language and trying to interact with the beautiful locals. My co-parent and I fought all the time. At one point he had jumped out of a moving car and walked aimlessly around the island for hours. This was not what I envisioned when I set out on this journey. Not-at-all.
After Puerto Rico I found myself defeated. I wanted to give up before our journey had even begun. I found comfort in being back in our old city. And then I found comfort being back in our old neighborhood surrounded by friends. One of the girls even talked about going back to school. We all talked about buying a house and just traveling every once in a while. Quickly, we fell back into our old routine. We were unhappy and were bored. My co-parent was around a lot yet I was feeling more and more tired. My adventurous spirit dwindled. We were still arguing. I was still struggling with my emotions. The pain was overwhelming.
The last argument was a blessing in disguise because I snapped out of the spell I was under. I realized I was right back in the nightmare I had so desperately tried to escape. I was losing myself. Even the girls were not themselves. What had I done? As a mother, we try to do the best for our kids but I was once again subjecting them to hell. The illusion that I had escaped was just that, an illusion.
I remember that last argument. It was all through text. His mind had got the best of him and no matter what I said his mind was not going to let him believe the truth. I am so thankful for that last argument because, through his anger, I was freed. His true character was once again revealed breaking the chains clenched around my soul.
As the girls and I progress on our cross-country road trip, I realize just how strong those chains were. It has been almost two months since we have seen him and in those two months, I have seen a transformation in both myself and the girls. I can't even begin to explain the happiness that we feel on a daily basis. That doesn't mean that life is perfect. At times we are still at each other's throats. At times we get frustrated. However, my adventurous spirit is back. I even rode a horse up a mountain with the toddler. That is not something this anxiety driven momma would have done before. My energy levels are high. I feel alive, and I feel confident. The girls have stated that this trip has been the best trip so far, and I can't disagree with them. We are embracing life every day and experiencing things we have never experienced before.
Depression still creeps at my doorway waiting to envelop me into the familiar darkness. I am constantly on my toes removing things from my life that don't bring me joy. I continually speak positivity into the air in order to fight against the negativity that threatens to pull me back in. Traveling keeps me on my toes but it also brings its own stressors. Your problems travel with you and are magnified by all the things that can go wrong while traveling. It is up to you to face them no matter where you are. Traveling teaches you to be flexible, strong, confident, and makes you able to conquer just about anything. Travel on!
This is such a powerful post, thank you for sharing! Travel definitely doesn't solve everything. It can bring out the worst in people sometimes, but it can also push you to discover qualities that you didn't even know you had in you. Stay strong and hold onto that adventurous spirit of yours!
Thank you Daniella. Travel can definitely bring out the worst in people sometimes, but those qualities we discover through the stressors and complications of travel are essential to our betterment. Travel is eye opening.


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Q: Generate *.app file with only Command Line Tools and Terminal(without Xcode) I have searched a bit about this but didn't find anything useful. The file bundle *.app is generate by Xcode after I run the project with the 'Debug' or 'Release' mode in the scheme configuration in the following paths:
/Users/username/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/MyApp/Build/Products/Debug/MyApp.app
/Users/username/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/MyApp/Build/Products/Release/MyApp.app

Does anyone know with only the Command Line Tools and the terminal (without having to install 5 GB of Xcode) if there is a way(after i cloned a repo of a macOS App) to generate the *.app file of the program thus i can avoid to upload it directly to the repository ?


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Tanaiste announces emergency funding in response to Typhoon Haiyan
Tánaiste announces emergency funding in response to Typhoon Haiyan
Emergencies, News/feature, Ireland, 2013
Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Eamon Gilmore, T.D., today announced emergency funding of €1m euro towards the relief effort for Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, as well as essential shelter items for distribution to those affected by the disaster.
The €1million Irish Aid funding will be made available through trusted Irish NGOs and will go towards shelter, food, water and health. Tents, blankets and other basic neccessities, will be made available by Irish Aid and distributed in the Philippines through NGO Plan Ireland. Ireland's Rapid Response Corps is also on standby to provide expert help to UN agencies operating on the ground.
The Tánaiste said:
'Ireland has strong bonds with the Filipino people through our missionaries and through the many Filipinos working in our hospitals and elsewhere in Ireland. My thoughts are with the families of those who have perished, and indeed with those waiting to hear of news from their loved ones. This funding and the emergency supplies will go towards those most at risk, as the crisis moves to the recovery stage'
Speaking from Johannesburg, South Africa, where he is currently leading an Enterprise Ireland trade mission, Minister for Trade and Development Joe Costello T.D., gave further detail on how the Irish Aid efforts will be channelled:
'In addition to those killed from the initial onslaught of the typhoon millions of people have lost their homes since Thursday and without urgent assistance, their lives are at great risk. This emergency funding will go towards those areas most affected and will save lives by providing essential food and shelter.
My officials have been in contact since Thursday with NGO and UN partners operating on the ground, to see how we can best assist. While there are difficulties with access and the scale of the disaster is not yet clear, it's important that we respond quickly. In addition to the funding, stocks of temporary shelters and blankets will be flown in from our base in Dubai tomorrow. Experts from our Rapid Response Corps are also on standby and ready to assist our UN partners on the ground if required'
The Irish Aid funding will be provided to NGOs and will be distributed on the basis of needs assessments currently being carried out by the UN, the Red Cross and NGOs in the affected areas.
200 tarpaulins, 85 family tents, 10,000 blankets and other basic food and hygiene necessities are being made available from Irish Aid stocks, pre-positioned in Dubai and are due to reach the Philippines tomorrow.
Additionally, Ireland is a major funder of UN OCHA (Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid) which is already on the ground. Ireland also finances the UN Central Emergency Relief Fund through which crisis response funding will be released in the coming days.


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By Craig Wilson
How France Could End the European Union
The surge of Marine Le Pen and the political right in France could signal the end of the European Union and the evolution of the European project.
Major elections will soon be held in the Netherlands, France and Germany – what some have argued will be the most divided and diabolical political environment Europe has had in decades.
Since the major wars that divided the continent, the cosmopolitanism that brought divisions in Europe together are now under considerable opposition. Europe continues to face escalating influences from the Russian government, rampant economic inequality, unequal responsibilities of refugee influx and growing threats of terrorism.
Nomi Prins, a former Managing Director on Wall Street and economic historian, says what all this means is that we should expect, "More QE manifestations from the European Central Bank, a weaker euro, more bubbles in major European stock markets and greater presence from conservative, protectionist politicians."
The conservative, protectionist politicians that she highlights are making great strides currently in France ahead of April elections. While Brexit might chip away at the European experiment, France offers a petri dish of Euro-divisions between the far left and the surging right.
European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs Pierre Moscovici told CNBC, "I'm confident. I know my citizens and my compatriots well and know they are not going to elect a candidate who is proposing France exiting (Europe). That would be the end of the European project."
If that sounds familiar, it could ring true to the type of narrative that was being heard in the U.S on various talk shows during the weeks and months leading up to Trump's victory.
During the CNBC interview with Moscovic, who is considered the EU's tax chief, he held reluctance and outright opposition to the idea that France could elect Le Pen. However, he did offer up what that election would cast for the future of the European Union.
"If Marine Le Pen comes in office, if she asks for a referendum on Frexit, what would Europe be about? Europe was founded precisely in order that France and Germany and others work together in a common project."
He went on to say, "But this won't happen – it's just to say how crazy it will be if she is elected – that is why precisely it cannot happen, it won't happen, it must not happen."
But the reality is, these are uncertain times.
French elections will be held April 23. The top two candidates will then will go through to a May 7 run-off French election.
In a recent French poll, the first-round in the election would have Le Pen, the anti-euro candidate, ahead with 27% of the vote, where she has risen in poling lately. The next two candidates follow with 20% each and remain stagnant in polling.
The poll also shows that in the second round Le Pen would currently lose 58% to 42%. However, there is still considerable time and opportunity between now and then.
In February 2017, Europeans celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Maastricht Treaty being signed. Prior to that 12 nation major Treaty signing, Europe was in turmoil.
The wounds of the Cold War were still fresh. The Berlin Wall had just fallen, Germany was still navigating reunification. Eastern European states were questionably shifting toward democratic governments.
The reality is that the left wing French opposition candidates' lead over Le Pen has been cut in half over the past two weeks. Security fears and surging euro-skepticism, core issues attributed to the far-right party, are pushing the polls in France to much tighter margins.
The unification of Europe, through the Maastricht Treaty, brought those economic and political divisions away from further conflict.
If Le Pen, the National Front leader of the French right party, was to claim victory it could bring mass political and economic instability. Speculation is that the EU as it is known today would become extinct.
Those investors involved in European bonds have already shifted toward seeing safe haven outlets as political uncertainty mounts. Following Le Pen's party calling for an overall exit from the euro zone, trading of French bonds spiked and risk spreads have opened up considerable margins with German bunds.
One major European investor penned that, in the face of a French exit from the EU:
"A financial system that already suffers from weak net income margins and more than 160 billion euros in non-performing loans, would collapse as these bad loans escalate and the losses in the banks' bond portfolios eat away their core capital."
"This would inevitably lead to Greek-style capital controls and bank runs as the entities would lose liquidity support from the ECB."
Under these outcomes, France leaving the euro currency could bring about the biggest sovereign securities default ever seen.
This economic and banking turmoil could be the biggest negative impact and cause a global spillover. If France was to elect Le Pen and push for an exit of the EU, there would be no clean separation from the union and the U.K is attempting.
Turning to Jim Rickards, author of the Road to Ruin, who continues to update his macroeconomic analysis on the situation noted that "Le Pen won't win, but she'll drive markets and media mad in the meantime."
Rickards goes on, "I don't think Marine Le Pen will win in France. Because we've had so many shocks, people are getting set up for more shocks such as a potential victory of Marine Le Pen or a loss by Angela Merkel."
Applying his forecasts and analysis Rickards' remarked he is taking the other side of the equation. "The shock will be that there won't be a shock, namely that mainstream parties will win in France and Germany." He warned cautiously that, "there are always other shocks on the horizon to pay attention to."
Rickards' could not be more spot on in the media madness. But will he be right again after correctly seeing through polls and forecasting the Brexit vote and the Trump victory?
While the Trump election and French politics are very different, the similarity in media messaging and skeptical polling cannot be ignored.
Could France surprise the world? Could this be the end to the European Union as we know it?
Stay turned,
Craig Wilson, @craig_wilson7
About Craig Wilson:
Craig Wilson is the Daily Reckoning's Associate Editor. Prior working at Agora Financial, he was a researcher and writer who covered economics and international affairs. His work has appeared in The Nation, Bill Moyers, Tom Dispatch, Business Insider, ZeroHedge and other outlets. Craig holds a Master's degree in International Affairs.


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Jason Moloney eyes WBO title showdown, ready for winner of Butler vs Sultan
This will be De La Hoya-Quartey rematch - George Ashie on Alexis Rocha fight
Boxing featured
Ghana's Ashie will be tough opponent for Rocha – Oscar de la Hoya
IBA President Kremlev to open Africa Boxing Confederation head office next month
Light heavyweight king Artur Beterbiev readies for London showdown against Anthony Yarde
Former champ Paulie Malignaggi outlines his wishes for 2023
COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 09: Jason Moloney is victorious as he defeats Francisco Javier Pedroza during their bantamweight fight at The Hangar on April 09, 2022 in Costa Mesa, California. (Photo by Mikey Williams/Top Rank Inc via Getty Images)
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Australian star Jason 'Mayhem' Moloney is looking to chase the fastest route to the world title.
The all action Australian bantamweight has challenged for the world title on two occasions, losing a controversial decision to Emmanuel Rodriguez before putting up a valiant effort against pound for pound star Naoya Inoue.
Moloney reflected on his previous attempts at a world title and opened up on what's changed now.
He said, "Experience is the key, that's the difference now. I've not only been in with world champions, I've been in with the pound for pound elite in Naoya Inoue and I know I can compete with the very best of them. That ring time is extremely hard to match for any fighter.
"I still to this day feel I beat Rodriguez years back in Scotland, but I moved on and signing with Top Rank has been a blessing and I'm grateful to Tony Tolj and the team who put that all together and take care of my career. I have a great team that have always made wise moves for me in and out of the ring, and I believe they are the right people to land me another world title opportunity, that's what I want next.
COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA – APRIL 09: Francisco Javier Pedroza (L) and Jason Moloney (R) exchange punches during their bantamweight fight at The Hangar on April 09, 2022 in Costa Mesa, California. (Photo by Mikey Williams/Top Rank Inc via Getty Images)
"I'd love a fight with Nonito Donaire, I've always said that, but my career isn't going on hold to see what happens between Inoue and Doniare in their second fight. I want to be world champion in 2022. Given the opportunity, I'm confident I will achieve that."
Since his last world title tilt, the Top Rank promoted Moloney has comeback with an excellent win against Josh Greer, and emerged victorious in his last outing in May on ESPN. With that in the background Moloney discussed his targets for the remainder of 2022.
'Mayhem' stated, "I've got eyes on Butler vs Sultan this weekend in Liverpool. I feel I beat them both. I don't know what's going on with Casimero as world champion. He seems to be having issues and I said before, I'm not in the business of waiting around for others, I want to be world champion at the next available opportunity.
"I respect all fighters, it takes a real man to get in a ring. I just feel I'm more experienced, I'm fresher and I have operated at a far higher level than Butler and Sultan, so if they get upgraded to the WBO world champion, I'd be happy to fight either of them next, whether that be on a big show in Australia, traveling to the UK or in the United States, it doesn't really bother me. The outcome would be the same, Mayhem is coming for everyone!."
Credit: Harry's Gym


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Anime / Animation / Manga / Comics
New Fullmetal Alchemist Tv Series in the Works
By Eppy, August 22, 2008 in Anime / Animation / Manga / Comics
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Dirty Old Man
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2008-08-20/new-fullmetal-alchemist-tv-anime-series-confirmed
The wraparound jacket band on the 20th volume of Hiromu Arakawa's Fullmetal Alchemist manga will confirm on Friday that a new television anime series is in the works. A new anime series was a topic of much fan discussion for several months, but it was thrust into a more public spotlight last month when a management document was purportedly leaked from the BONES anime studio. The document listed Fullmetal Alchemist animator Yasuhiro Irie as "Hagane 2 kantoku" (Iron/Fullmetal 2 director). After the purported leak, BONES President Masahiko Minami posted an official statement that said that no file with this same formatted information existed within the company. When asked about the possibility of a sequel to Fullmetal Alchemist or Darker than BLACK (another BONES anime), Minami told ANN, "It hasn't been decided yet. We are interested in doing them. As original science-fiction works, they were extremely fascinating. With these kinds of dramatic story lines, I feel that there's a lot we could do potentially."
Viz Media will publish the 17th volume of the manga version in North America this October, while FUNimation Entertainment released both the first television series and its theatrical movie finale.
Source: 2ch via Moon Phase Comments
I'm kinda torn...if its a sequel...how the fuck are they gonna do it...or is it gonna be like Hellsing Ultimate and do a true to the manga remake which I'd LOVE to see
"That fairy needs to stop shouting in my ear, or I'm going to throw her friend I have trapped in the bottle into a lava pit or something. HEY, LISTEN! No, YOU listen. If something's important, just say so without yelling at me. Or fly over to it and change color like you usually do. Just because I'm busy mowing the lawn and hoping I'll find some spare change, doesn't mean I can't hear you." - Link
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You beat me to posting this, I just told lady about it last night after reading it on ANN.
I don't see how in the hell they could make a sequel out of this considering the way the movie ended. But if they do a remake, they'd have to redo the entire series. Which would be awesome. The manga had differences in it starting around chapter 10-13 if I remember right. And the manga is still current and up to 86 chapters now. *must catch up on current FMA manga*
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Wow ... I'm in two minds too, like senpai. I'm current with the manga too, and it's just so intense right now ... I liked the original series, but following the manga would be awesome. Anyone else up for a Berserk remake true to the manga!!!!!!!!
I am putting myself to the fullest possible use, which is all I think that any conscious entity can ever hope to do.
the anime is true to the manga up till the inspector guy's death then it alters on the anime only path
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THE DEAN OF MEAN
hmm, I don't know what to think. FMA is probably in the top 3 of my favorite anime.
GET A NEW FUNK ON BEFORE YOU GET DUMPED ON!
I began re-watching this on my crappy downloaded 3 year old version! Up to episode 15-16 I think, Marco just got picked up by the military and Edward Al Armstrong are going to the Elrics' hometown.
Where can I pick up the cheapest dvd version of the entire series? Wait for Otakon next year for a better deal you think?
I don't think complete boxsets were ever released. Or if they were, it was split into a couple sets. Get on rightstuf's mailing list. They have 40% off funimation dvds all the time (or at least 3-4 times a year).
I bought the entire series off ebay for $198, It wasn't a boxset, it was just all individual DVDs. If you can find a powerseller, you might can find a deal.
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fuck it man re-do it and stick to the cannon. People will watch
Look at the flowers


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Broadway Philadelphia opens 2016-2017 season with 'An American in Paris'
Music, dancing and romance
Events Musicals
Matthew Murphy/"An America in Paris"
A photo of the original Broadway cast in "An American in Paris."
The musical "An American in Paris" is inspired by the 1951 Academy Award-winning film of the same name. The romantic story focuses on an American soldier and a mysterious French girl in "The City of Light" at the end of World War II.
Including winning four Tony Awards, the musical was the most honored new musical of 2015. It will open Broadway Philadelphia's 2016-2017 season, beginning Nov. 22.
Here are the complete list of dates and times:
•Nov. 22 at 7:30 p.m.
•Nov. 23 at 1 p.m., 7:30 p.m.
•Nov. 25 at 8 p.m.
•Nov. 26 2 p.m., 8 p.m.
•Nov. 27 1 p.m.
•Nov. 27 6:30 p.m.
The show is directed and choreographed by 2015 Tony Award-winner Christopher Wheeldon, featuring the music and lyrics of George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin.
Tickets begin at $20 per person.
Broadway Philadelphia: "An American in Paris"
Tuesday, Nov. 22 through Sunday, Nov. 27
240 S. Broad St.
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Максим Євгенович Гусєв (; 20 січня 1983, м. Апатити, СРСР) — російський хокеїст, захисник. Виступає за «Єрмак» (Ангарськ) у Вищій хокейній лізі.

Вихованець хокейної школи «Амур» (Хабаровськ). Виступав за «Амур» (Хабаровськ), «Єрмак» (Ангарськ).

Посилання
 Профіль  на Eliteprospects

Уродженці Апатитів
Російські хокеїсти
Хокеїсти «Амура»
Хокеїсти «Єрмака»

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Probate litigation is an area of the law that deals with disputes over the estate of a person who has passed away. Oftentimes estate disputes are handled in probate court. The probate court handles the process of transferring legal title of property from the estate of a person who has passed away to his or her beneficiaries. While some cases make it through the probate procedure smoothly, disputes often arise. If find yourself involved with in a dispute over the estate of someone who has passed, the best path to assure that your legal rights are protected is through an experienced attorney.
At the Law Offices of Nigel Burns our attorneys are well versed in the Probate Code, and are experienced in litigating in probate court. A large part of our practice is dedicated to elder law, family law, and business litigation, three areas of the law where probate disputes are common. As a result, our attorneys have gained extensive experience with probate court procedures, and have consistently obtained favorable results for our clients. If you believe that your legal dispute may involve a person who is deceased, call our law office today; initial consultations over the phone are free!
As we mentioned, California Probate Courts have their own set of rules and procedures, in addition to the general California Rules of Civil Procedures. Here are a few of the unique aspects of Probate Court.
In probate court, a judge, rather than a jury hears disputes; aside from some elder abure matters and conservatorship proceedings. the benefit of having a judges decide your case is twofold. First, judges are generally very knowledgeable. Second, the remedies judges can issue and their overall discretion are limited under State law. The downside to having judicial resolution, is that judges are very sophisticated, and tend to have very little patience for litigants who do not follow probate court procedures.
This clause is commonly found in wills, and is meant to deter unnecessary litigation and frivolous lawsuits. the way it works is that if someone challenges a will, and the court rules against them, and rules that their claim was not made in good faith, they are essentially excluded from the will altogether; the court treats them as deceased.
Another important difference with Probate Court is the heavy, some would say excessive, use of judicial counsel forms, and unique deadlines. Part of the complication here, is that the probate courts are governed by several sets of laws, including the Probate Code, Local Rules, and Code of Civil Procedure. To complicate matters further, judges seldom have patience for litigants who are unfamiliar with the court's procedures. That is why it is important to have an experienced attorney, if you are involved in a probate dispute.


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Mark Owen - Manchester Academy 3 - 31.3.05
It would have been an audacious manoeuvre, but for the first 3 songs of Owen's set it really seemed like he was going to do what Brian Wilson did with "Smile", a live rendition of the whole album from beginning to end with none of the shuffle nonsense of the IPOD generation. Despite the fact that Owen looks all of about 16, he's of the generation that still remembers the long player, which explains why the new album "How The Mighty Fall" is 10 tracks with none of the bonus tracks bollocks.
"They Do" and "Sorry Lately" are quiet affairs with Mark looking nervous and afraid. Up close & intimate with nowhere to hide it shows as he cradles the mic and contorts his face like an uber-cute version of Thom Yorke. On the 3rd track, an energized version of the single "Makin' Out", the crowd erupt and Owen feeds off their energy. The barbershop harmonies of the verses lead up to the spacial chorus where Owen's arms start flailing. "Clementine", a golden oldie at this stage of his career, raises the temperature further before leading into the classic "Kill With Your Smile" from the "In Your Own Time" album
Earlier in the evening when I met Owen, he was laughing about the fact he'll always be uncool. To look at him now it couldn't be further from the truth. With a haircut as cool as the Killers or the Bravery and a tight leather jacket befitting of the Strokes he's the sort of indie pin up boy you'd see strutting round an city centre. Musically he couldn't be more different though. Newer tracks are eclectic but fit together, whether it's a country twang on the ballads or indie funk. While on record it reminded us of an organic Scissor Sisters in spirit, live the closest reference point is american singer songwriter Jason Mraz.
The only criticism is he left out classic Mark Owen moments such as "I Am What I Am" and the Jeff Buckley-esque "Baby, I'm No Good". Still like all the great's, he left us wanting that little bit more. At this small intimate gig Owen shone and there's no reason why he can't rise again and work his way up to larger venues with time.
Words: Alex McCann
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Cecil Hunter Arrested Over Sable Smuggling
Video National | 15th Sep 2015 | admin
Harare, September 15, 2015 – Zimbabwean police have arrested Theo Bronkhorst, the professional hunter behind the killing of Cecil the lion, following the discovery of 29 sable antelope allegedly being smuggled to South Africa, his lawyer said on Tuesday.
Advocate Perpetua Dube said: "He's been arrested. He's detained at Hillside Police station."
Bronkhorst was arrested on Monday but charges against him are yet to be clarified, Dube said in a telephone interview from Bulawayo.
"The police from Beitbridge will determine that [when he will be brought to court]. I haven't had a meeting with them. They were on their way last night," she added.
Separate reports say that the professional hunter is under suspicion for illegally importing 29 sables from Zambia.
Three SA men detained
Conservation group the Bhejane Trust confirmed the sable were found in three 4×4 trucks that were trying to illegally cross the South African border near Beitbridge at the weekend.
Three South African men, all in their forties, are being held for trying to illegally export the animals.
Two of the animals had already died by the time the trucks were intercepted, the Bhejane Trust said.
It claimed the sables were originally imported from Zambia. "The Zimbabwean import papers could be dodgy," the group added.
Officials from the Bhejane Trust, which operates in the Victoria Falls and Hwange area, were not available for comment early on Tuesday. According to the trust, the animals had been kept in a boma on a farm Bronkhorst was living on outside Victoria Falls.
Cecil case
Bronkhorst is already due back in court at the end of the month for his part in the killing of Zimbabwe's most famous lion in early July in Hwange National Park.
Bronkhorst's client was US dentist Walter Palmer, who insists he believed the hunt – first with a bow and arrow and then with a gun – was legal. Palmer was a focus of global hatred when outrage over the 13-year-old lion's killing was at its peak at the beginning of August.
Invent Africa Safaris said in a post to Facebook: "The trucks got stuck in thick sand about 21 kilometres west of Beitbridge while attempting to cross the Limpopo River illegally, and were then confiscated by Zimbabwean police.
"The sable, thought to be of the sub-species kirkii, which typically have longer horns than their southern cousins, may well be part of a larger consignment South African breeders and hunters have been trying to smuggle out of Zambia since 2009."
Bronkhorst will appear in court on September 28 in connection with the Cecil case. Though the Zimbabwe authorities earlier indicated their desire to extradite dentist Palmer, they now seem to have abandoned the idea.
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For just a minute, conjure up the song "Sweet Georgia Brown" in your head. Now, think about the Harlem Globetrotters and their magic circle warm up routine. That's where we're going to start this story.
The Globetrotters have always been innovators. But perhaps their greatest innovation was in 1985, when they signed a woman, the first woman to ever play professionally with men. That woman was from Kansas, and she would not only change the game but become a hero to female athletes and probably many other young women.
Even the most casual basketball fan can tick off famous Jayhawks: Wilt Chamberlain, Jo Jo White, coaches Phog Allen and Bill Self and, of course, the inventor of the game, James Naismith, who we covered on a previous Archiver. But the one who scored more points, blazed more trails and probably inspired more athletes was Lynette Woodard.
In her four years at KU, she scored 3,649 points, more than any other woman in the game, and she scored all those points at a time when there wasn't a three point shot. How does that stack up against the men? Well, the man with the most points at KU, Danny Manning, had 2,951. That's 698 fewer points than Lynette. Put another way, Manning would have had to play 35 more games, an entire other season, to match Woodard's scoring.
What else you say? How about a four time All America. Twice an Olympian and in 1996, she was named the greatest female athlete ever in the old Big Eight. Make no mistake, Woodard joining the Globetrotters was a big deal.
Ebony Magazine called her the Crown Princess of Basketball, a play on the Trotters famous marketing line. This is what the Philadelphia Daily News wrote about her after a game in Houston on February 14th, 1986.
But, it turns out, one doesn't seek role model status...it finds you. And it certainly found Lynette Woodard.
I needed to know more about not just Lynette the basketball player but Lynette the role model. So, I went to Mechelle Voepel who writes about women's sports for ESPN.com.
I covered Lynette at the student radio station at KU and even played in some pick up games with her. I think Lynette Woodard as a player was uncomplicated, versatile to be sure, but not complicated. As a person, very complicated and not too well known.
Woodard bounced around a bit. Sometimes deep into basketball. Sometimes away altogether. She played for the Globetrotters for two years, played in both Italy and Japan, worked as a Wall Street stockbroker and would return to coach briefly at KU. She was athletic director in the Kansas City Missouri public schools and played two seasons in the WNBA.
In 2004, she was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame.
Lynette also reminded me of another Kansan, another basketball trailblazer we talked about on Archiver; Coach John McLendon. He was the first black person to graduate with a physical education degree from KU, the first black coach in professional basketball and a man who changed the game and paved the way for African American players.
Woodard and McLendon both quietly changed basketball and, along the way, inspired countless young men and women. Lynette Woodard is back where she belongs, in college basketball. She was named head coach of Winthrop University's women's basketball program last year.
Our theme music is used in this episode is Shy Touches by Nameless Dancers. Other music used in this episode is Manele, Milkwood, City Limits by Blue Dot Sessions; both have been edited.


Salida is a charming mountain town that boasts the largest historic downtown district in Colorado. Surrounding the town is a playground for outdoor enthusiasts offering fishing, rafting, kayaking, hiking, camping, skiing, and hunting.
Salida is located on the Arkansas River which originates near Leadville to the north and flows 1,469 miles before emptying into the Mississippi River in Arkansas. Salida is located at an elevation of 7,083 feet and is the Chaffee County seat. The town is flanked by 3 mountain ranges - the Sangre de Cristo to the South, the Mosquito range to the north, and the Sawatch range to the northwest. In these ranges are 15 peaks over 14,000 feet high which led to the area aquiring the moniker of the "Fourteener" region.
Before the inception of Salida, the area was inhabited by the Ute Indians. In 1863, the Indians ceded their lands and were pressured to move west. In 1880, The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad (D&RG) chose Salida as the location for their station instead of the settlement of Cleora. Residents of Cleora moved to the newly founded city.
The city experienced large fires in 1886 and 1888, but Salida was rebuilt. Many of those buildings from the late 1800's still stand today.
In addition to railroading, agriculture and mining gained a foothold and Salida grew quickly. It continued to do so for decades. After WWII, the railroad scaled back operations which finally ceased in 1971, leaving residents to focus on farming or finding work elsewhere.
Today, Salida's main industry is tourism.
In 1995 Salida made news when Tim Edwards stepped out of his restaurant and recorded a compelling video of a UFO that has been deemed "authentic".
As briefly mentioned in the introduction, Salida is known for year-round outdoor recreation. In the summer months, tourists and locals engage in camping, fishing, hunting, hiking, biking, horseback riding, kayaking, and rafting. Not only are kayaking and rafting popular, Salida is home to FIBArk - the largest & oldest whitewater festival in North America. The festival began in 1949 when 2 boaters set up a competition to see who could complete a 56 mile paddle to Canon City the fastest. Neither of them finished, but the festival was born, and today it includes races, freestyle competitions, a parade, and many other events. If you want to check it out, the festival occurs every June.
In the winter months, recreation shifts to skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and ice fishing. There are a number of ski resorts in the general area, however, the closest is Monarch Mountain to the west of town.
In addition to the outdoor recreation, Salida is also considered somewhat of an artists community and has several galleries in town. But don't worry, Salida prides itself on being unpretentious and laid-back.
While Salida has a number of restaurants, it doesn't have a very wide selection of cuisines as most of the restaurants seem to fall under the umbrellas of American, Mexican, or Italian/Pizza. Don't mistake that fact to mean that they don't have good food. Most of the restaurants are located within walking distance of each other in the downtown district, however, there are a number of them located along Rainbow Blvd (Hwy 50) as well.
As for the nightlife, Salida does have several bars and a couple of them stay open late. For its size, there is a decent selection of beer and wine available. Check out the Bars & Nightlife section of this guide for specifics.
Salida is a fairly affordable destination. There are no 5 star hotels here and the majority hotel/motel rooms are under $100/night. If you are looking for a more rustic pace, there are several bed and breakfasts in the area. Check out the Hotels & Lodging section of this guide for more information about lodging.
Food in Salida is also less expensive than you would find in Denver or other major cities. As is the case everywhere in the USA, standard tipping in restaurants is 15%.
You can get to Salida via a charter flight to Harriet Alexander Field, otherwise, the closest commercial airport is 65 miles west in Gunnison.
It takes about 2.5 hours to drive to Salida from Denver via Hwy 285 over Poncha Pass. During the winter it is a good idea to have chains and snow tires.
Once you arrive in Salida, the town is very walkable. We were unable to locate a taxi company based here, so on the colder days you may find yourself driving around town.
Salida is described as being located in a "banana belt", but keep in mind that this is relative to the surrounding areas. The winter weather is still downright cold and often snowy, averaging 42 inches per year. On the other hand, the summer days are very nice with cool evenings. Below are the current conditions and forecast for Salida.


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