This is an absolute treat for UFO fans as this looks like a Flying saucer in it's silhouette but I can't confirm it's shape so I just have to go go with a good old "classic UFO".
The telescope is on Earth and not a space based telescope as the shimmering indicates the telescope is looking through the atmosphere and I honestly do not think this is a satellite going past either?
As there's nothing jutting out from this strange anomaly like a normal satellite, this is what is making me think that this is a craft of some sort?
It doesn't have anything hanging from it (even small things at least) and it's obviously not a plane as there's no wings.
That's all we have to go off?
So I'm going to let you decide what you think this is guys, it could be a Flying Saucer as in one part of the video (5 seconds in) it actually has the classic little dome on top of the disk shape which would make it a Flying Saucer shape.
I don't think it's because it rotated and now we can see the dome on top of it, I think this could be part of the dark background making it look like a Flying Saucer? I always post and blog about the UFOs that I really like and the Flying saucers (if that's what this is) because I want answers to the age old question of mankind "are we alone in the Universe"?
I encourage you to post the stuff you like and the stuff that interests you most - from the way it looks (obviously) and the types of UFOs that stand out like this one Plus the ones that have erratic maneuvers, incredible speeds, unbelievable colors, changes it's shape in mid flight and the ones that are "not alone" in groups or in pairs. Check this post that I did about UFOs on our Moon!
Armada Of UFOs On The Moon.
Check out the post for that image above, it's absolutely mind boggling and if you think that's a lot of UFOs, wait till you see how many there actually is in total and with links also.
This UFO (or Flying Saucer), for me has a genuine feel and a genuine look to it - exactly like someone is out in the night filming the Moon hoping to film a meteorite or a shooting star(s) etc that type of stuff?
And then this UFO comes along - which looks like nothing we're used to seeing and that's what makes this very interesting and is why I'm saying that this is probably a genuine video.
The lack of information is not a problem though as it is just the video which is a good thing in my eyes as there's nothing to be distracted by or any outside influences baring down with the video. We've just got the video to go from and that's a good thing.
Here's an absolute stunning UFO filmed on tape in the southern part of France over the city of Marseille and by the way, the French have an extensive resume on "UFO sightings in France" see here for this list and this one will surely be added to that list.
It was published anonymously as far as we can tell and the information is very limited so all that we basically have to go from is the video itself which is convincing.
OK that's not enough to give us a definitive answer but it's the absolute bulk of being able to determine one and make a decision at least and plus, from what I'm seeing this looks good?
There will be people out there with the same evidence as us but who will try to convince you that this is fake or that this is real, but still the information is all the same. It could be real or it could be fake and therefore it's a 50/50 chance and nothing more.
Go with your gut feeling's and if your convinced then that's all well and good but don't add anything that isn't there. If it's fake then it will definitely come out that it's fake. If you feel it's fake, then that's all well and good. You can't convince people it's fake on a feeling alone as I've seen people trying to do that. Also on the same note, I don't try to convince people if a sighting is real as I ask people to go with their instincts and feelings only.
Here's an image from the video that I snipped and have zoomed in to the UFO to get a closer look at it, that's why it's blurry in this image as I wanted to get a closer look at the UFO but the pixels degrade the more I zoomed in to the UFO from just an image.
Based on the information right now that we have about this I'm going to say that this is looking pretty good as far as a "genuine UFO sighting was happening" and that the shaky video is because when zoomed in full, the slightest movement will always produce a shaky video.
Try it yourself, zoom on to something full and you'll see that when a slight hand movement happens the video is all over the place.
It therefore looks right to me. It's actually flying very slowly and almost hovering - not floating (very different things) and overall it has a good feel to it and as of today this really could be the real deal? Check back here for updates as I'll keep you posted on any developments as or if they happen.
France has been the subject to many UFO sighting's recently like this Boomerang UFO and then there's this online post from Reuters which explained that the French Space Agency was going to publish it's UFO archive online (back in 2007) but we found this aswell Wikipedia and this also as it's the official French UFO archive Geipan.
Geipan is the UFO investigation department of the French Space Agency and has released more than 100,000 pages and photos and videos! This UFO video will no doubt be added to that ever growing list of Unmanned Aerial Phenomenon or UAP.
Jacques Arnould, an official at the National Space Studies Center (CNES), said the French database of around 1,600 incidents would go live in late January or mid-February (2007). Sure enough it did, links are below.
He said the CNES had been collecting statements and documents for almost 30 years to archive and study them (mind blowing).
"Often they are made to the Gendarmerie, which provides an official witness statement ... and some come from airline pilots," he said by telephone.
Given the success of films about visitations from outer space like "E.T.", "Close Encounters of The Third Kind" and "Independence Day", the CNES archive is likely to prove a hit. It consists of around 6,000 reports, many relating to the same incident, filed by the public and airline professionals.
Their names would not be published to protect their privacy, Anould said. Advances in technology over the past three decades had prompted the decision to put the archive online, he said, adding it would likely be available via the CNES website www.cnes.fr.
Here's a list of countries releasing UFO files from the Disclosure Project (Old Website).
Here's a list of countries releasing UFO files from Sirius Disclosure (New Website).
So publishing UFO videos anonymously by eye witnesses is something which even the French Space Agency think's is the right thing to do. They know the reasons why people anonymously publish the footage because of unwanted attention and the ridicule, career chances are squashed and some have even been sacked. Also, some people have disappeared and that's the scary part for some eye witnesses and whistleblowers who have to weigh up the choices and take a decision.
Source CNES Geipan UFO Files.
Source Disclosure Project (Old Website).
Source Sirius Disclosure (New website).
Source Reference National Space Studies Center (CNES).
Source Reference Boomerang UFO (USF).
Source Reference UFO Sightings In France Wikipedia.
A Flying Saucer was filmed inside of a hangar which no doubt was classified at the time of filming this but obviously now declassified which is good for us - but shows us exactly what "they" was working on at that time which begs the question what the hell are these "teams" working on now?
How strange and "uncanny" plus with very similar look's to the Battle of LA UFO does this Flying Saucer in the hangar look? Is this Flying Saucer in the hangar related to the Battle of Los Angeles one and did the US military maybe shoot it down?
World War II's Bizarre "Battle of Los Angeles" On February 25, 1942, an infamous false alarm saw American military units unleash a torrent of anti-aircraft fire in the skies over Los Angeles.
Early Report Of A Delta Shaped Craft From Washington State, US 1995.
These secret groups are "researching top secret recovered technology" to bring it in to the bigger picture of Earth - to assimilate it in to engineering, construction and technology development and a lot more other industries which have all benefited from this assimilation.
Secret History of RAND Corporation in Reverse Engineering Anti-gravity UFOs.
These programs and projects may have changed their names and personnel might of changed over the years but the objectives, development and aims are still the same.
To research, develop and invent, create and master the advancement and implementation of future technology "today".
The RAND Corporation traces its origins to a research and development project created inside the Douglas Aircraft Company to study UFOs secretly retrieved by the U.S. military after the February 1942 Los Angeles Air Raid incident, according to former Douglas Aircraft employee, William Tompkins.
Tompkins further reveals that in 1943 he began delivering briefing documents from a covert Navy espionage program, which had learned about antigravity craft created by Nazi Germany, to the Douglas research and development project that later evolved into the RAND Corporation.
To bring the science fiction in movies which is playing out on TV screens in every home around the world in to our reality is just a dream for most, but for some it's an everyday job. It's a way of life and an objective they've been working on for some number of years even decades.
With other like minded people and a like-wise budget of pure optimism and based on their success - the funding is never ending because they're creating everything and leading the way in technology type inventions all based in back engineered technology from crashed and recovered UFOs, Flying Saucers i.e transistors, micro processors, anti-gravity systems.
That's if you believe it or not?
Robert Scott Lazar (/ləˈzɑːr/; born January 26, 1959) is an American self-described scientist who claimed to have worked on reverse engineering extraterrestrial technology at a site called S-4 near the Area 51 Groom Lake operating location. Lazar said that the UFOs use gravity wave propulsion and are powered by the (then un-synthesized) element 115. He said to have read US government briefing documents that describe alien involvement in human affairs over the past 10,000 years. Lazar's claims resulted in bringing the secret Area 51 site to the attention of the public.
Bob Lazar Exposes Reverse Engineered UFO Technology And Element 115 Over 30 Years Ago! Groom Lake, S4.
Source Reference Ellement 115 (Moscovium) Wikipedia.
Source Reference Reverse Engineering Wikipedia.
Source Reference Billy Carson 4biddenknowledge YouTube.
Source Reference Early report Of Delta Shaped Craft From 1995 (USF).
This is one of them amazing videos which don't come along very often because well, there just isn't that many real UFOs as if there was we'd all be seeing them everyday and it would be old hat very quickly.
This UFO comes in from the left to the right and we get a close up many times of this UFO as trying to keep up with a UFO when it's flying must be hard so you'd expect that it would constantly keep going in and out of focus?
The details on this are stunning to say the least if not a little bizarre as the UFO towards the end resembles a nose! The two nostril holes and the bump in the middle, seriously is it just me or does it look similar to a nostril, lol.
Anyways, this is going over the city or a town maybe on the marina or close to water and at the foot of some mountains.
People are always submitting UFO videos anonymously because of the derogatory remarks people could possibly make towards them and some people have suffered career wise because of submitting UFO reports.
Sometimes employers have found out and terminated employment contracts "friendships" and others have even suffered physical violence not to mention the government threats.
Which we've covered in past posts such as the real MIB or Men In Black turning up in the early hours and making very, very real threats on people themselves but also their families and their friends!
It is a very real prospect that some have even died as a direct result of publishing top secret, classified and basically highly sensitive Alien materials.
So I totally get it that eye witnesses at the time get pumped up filming this kind of stuff - then the dreaded reality sinks in (especially when) they see such things as the X Files, MIB (movie) and of course National Geographic's long running TV series Ancient Aliens or NASA's secret files etc.
It dawns on them that their could be repercussions and a car following them and then other unusual things might happen so they just don't post it themselves and do it anonymously or as hard as it would be to do, they just delete the footage!
So no information with a UFO footage video is not a bad thing, in my eyes it can give it more credibility (sometimes).
OK, I've done a fair few posts over the years all about CERN and the weird science they are exploring (plus very serious allegations of Satanic ritualistic behaviour or ceremonies if you like on the "actual" grounds of CERN) they where apparently conducting?
The strange experiments which they are performing of which has never been performed before. It's not the way they do the experiments because that's science and engineering but rather the things they are experimenting on in particular?
Tiny, tiny particles of hydrogen - smashed together near the speed of light unlocks the energy within it and creates an anomaly the existence of reality itself! One reality should not be opened inside of another reality which is what they did. Which is why they did even thought they could of also set light to the atmosphere or "reality itself"!
This is just a taste of the bonkers science experiments they're creating. Putting everyone in mortal danger is an absolute understatement. It's not a case of scaring people with words, it's the title of the experiments themselves which are the scariest pert of learning what they do. In other words, it is what it is with no added effects.
I'm talking about recreating a black Hole here on Earth plus the odd Big Bangs and the smashing of particles close to the speed of light (personally I think it's faster now) based on the breaking down of what's normal, these guys don't stick to any normal "rules" they make the rules but the rules of reality itself.
Travelling at the speed of light would be a whole new science because everything in science is based around NOT travelling at science right so everything based on hi8gher speed would result in a different answer in absolutely everything!
If you think they can't do that, well remember the black hole they recreated/ Remember the Big Bang they recreated? DO NOT tell me they can't travel that fast because I know it's definitely possible based on "their" approach to physics, science.
Laws of physics was created for CERN to break!
Clearly, something of interest is going on here, but what? How to explain the fact that many different people can share the same false memory? This, unfortunately, is where much of the Internet discussion on the topic veers into woo-woo territory.
There's a theory going around online that CERN (the European Organization for Nuclear Research) experiments have caused the world to shift into an alternate reality where Donald Trump has become president. As most people would agree, this clearly can be labeled fake news.
Trump theorists cite "the Mandela effect," a phenomenon that occurs when large groups of people believe something happened even though evidence shows it isn't true. Some think more of these incidents have occurred since CERN was established, and suggest that its particle physics experiments are causing the world to shift into parallel universes.
People are recalling the original reality, which is why there is divergent thought according to the believers.
"Mandela effect" examples include thinking Nelson Mandela died in jail in the 1980s, mistaking "Berenstein Bears" for its actual name "Berenstain Bears," and believing in a 1990s movie where comedian Sinbad played a genie.
In Trump's case, conspiracy theorists have cited "evidence" like his quote on terrorist attacks on Sweden and assertions that Muslims were cheering in the streets after 9/11, both events which they believe stem from memories of a parallel universe Trump used to reside in.
A shift could also explain a rash of unprecedented outcomes in sports, like the Chicago Cubs winning their first World Series since 1908, and Donald Trump's election to the presidency, despite most polls predicting Hillary Clinton was going to win.
The idea has generated several joke threads (and perhaps serious threads) on internet message board Reddit. What's probably really happening is that people have lapses in memory, especially when they aren't paying close attention to details.
"Geologists study the patterns and structures of rocks to learn about the origin and formation of the earth. Particle physicists study the properties and behavior of subatomic particles to learn about the formation and evolution of matter in the universe.
Everyone (from young children to particles physicists) learn about the world by gathering data, making observations, and experimentally testing ideas. The researchers at CERN are applying this same methodology to learn more about the smallest components of matter."
A leading psychological theory holds that memory is constructive, not reproductive - i.e., the brain builds memories out of various bits and pieces of information on the fly as opposed to playing them back like a recording. Memories aren't pure. They can be distorted by any number of factors, including bias, association, imagination, and peer pressure.
Getting back to the Berenstain vs. Berenstein quandary, one explanation for the variant spelling is that names ending in "stein" are far more common than those ending in "stain." People's recollections are distorted by prior associations and expectations.
Why do some people remember Nelson Mandela dying 30 years before he did? Perhaps it's simply a case of two isolated bits of knowledge - that Nelson Mandela spent a long time in prison and that he's dead - being pieced together into a false memory in the absence of an actual recollection of the announcement of his death.
Memory is fallible - have we said this enough? The list of psychological and social factors that can disrupt and distort recollection is very long indeed. It's to these we should look first for an explanation of the Mandela Effect. For more, see "The Seven Sins of Memory" by cognitive scientist Daniel Schachter and the list of common explanations for the Mandela Effect on the Debunking Mandela Effects web site.
Everything We've Been Taught Our Past Is A Lie.
Parallel Universes and Virtual Realities One theory based on principles of quantum mechanics holds that people who experience the Mandela Effect may have "slid" between parallel realities (à la the science fiction TV series Sliders). After growing up in a universe where it was "Berenstein" Bears, for example, some people one day woke up to find themselves in an alternate universe with "Berenstain" Bears.
Another theory posits that unbeknownst to ourselves, we all exist within something resembling a "holodeck" (a device in the world of the Star Trek series that creates a virtual reality experience for recreational purposes).
On this model, apparent memory glitches are actually software glitches that cause inconsistencies in our perception of reality. Can you prove this isn't the case? There's nothing inherently wrong with this sort of speculation - it's fun, in fact - but it yields no practical explanation or testable hypotheses. Nor is it necessary.
Beck, Taylor. "Making Sense of Memory." Harvard Gazette. 16 August 2012. Broome, Fiona. "Nelson Mandela Died in Prison?" Mandela Effect. 9 September 2010. Broome, Fiona. "Theories." Mandela Effect. "Common Explanations." Debunking Mandela Effects.
Source Reference What Are The Answers.
Source Reference USF Everything We've Been Taught In Our Past Is A Lie.
Taking a leap of faith often involves doing something that you don't normally do right? This Flying Saucer if it is a UFO looks really promising but I can't help but think that this is far fetched? I stated in my last post that I have to stop being "judgemental" with UFOs or what I think is a UFO because like I said then, who am I to say what's real and what's not?
Seriously, nobody has a built in "truth detector" for UFOs specifically! Yeah we have common sense and gut instincts and even the ability to spot fakes a mile off - sometimes and that's not just UFOs, you can apply that to almost anything and any situation probably.
So for me, this has the look, the feel and the possibility that this could be real?
But I need your opinions and what you think this is? People are generally curious and interested in this type of stuff (Ufology) because most people want to believe and then some want it not to be real and some don't care either way?
But then there's the bunch that know it's real no matter what because of the research and the stuff over the years they've been given, found, discovered and come across and seen in the skies themselves.
It's you guys that I would like to know from if you've ever come across anything like this before or is this just graphics (albeit very good and very convincing graphics) but is it graphics nonetheless and created from computer software and nothing else?
Overall it looks real but still, im having difficulty in believing this because i'm not used to seeing this kind of UFO at all - so based on that I had to post this and overcome my judgmentalness and instead of dismissing it "because I haven't seen this before" or that I don't like it is absolutely absurd! So I had to post this because it could be real, so let the people decide?
This is why I post this stuff "to definitively know one way or another" and it's usually how developments are made guys.
It's surprising what one thing can lead to, like going from this to a connection between a decades long mystery which has all the same hallmarks etc. They are the things that intrigue me most because seeing a UFO is one thing, but where does it go (if it's real) it has to go somewhere, right? It doesn't just curl up and bury itself on the beach till further notice of instructions!
So, if you can give us your thoughts and opinions guys that would help. If you think it's real can you elaborate and again if you think it's fake please elaborate (don't just put "fake" please) as this isn't helping we already know that's a possibility".
Silver UFO Caught On Video With Very Clear Zoom In.
My first good impression from this was the way the water is disturbed where the vortex from the Flying Saucer meets the water. This looks very good and a strong possibility it could be real which makes this whole UFO sighting a possible candidate for being real.
This is a short post about two UFOs in one video where they both look absolutely amazing to me. The first UFO is definitely passing by the plane in the air and it's going over land. The second UFO looks like a missile but not like I've seen before and even the person filming it cannot identify it.
I always post the stuff that I like and I don't always get it right, but I always have to try because it's what I love. These two UFOs are amazing beyond words and if these are Alien in origin then it's about time the government steps in and clarifies it don't you think?
Ufology is amazing it really does give you answers that aren't taught at school, college or University unless you take Alien life 101.
You know when you see a UFO video or image and you instantly think "wow" that actually looks real? Well these are the things that I love posting about. The more interesting they are the more if feels like it could be real?
When I say real that means, Alien, back engineered, secret technology, hybrid technology and lost knowledge and recovered technology say from an ancient archaeological dig site?
You better believe that there's stuff like that out there! Anyways, please enjoy the video and if you can leave a message that would be great. Sharing this would be even better, cheers guys have a good one.
Source Quick Minuet Media Instagram.
Probable confirmation of the serious dangers that 5G are posing have happened in the Hague "again", inside a park. That's right, a park where people go to relax and let their kids play! If this doesn't wake up the 5G industry then I assure you that "nothing" will, at all.
Nobody has got a 5G phone or a 5G TV or any other kind of gadget so they are rushing in to this one to fast, they need to stop rushing it and finish it with safety in mind.
Is this going to be "rushed under the carpet" and not brushed under the carpet? I can assure you that the people in charge will have definitely thought about it but with to many eyes on this they can they carry that out? Not been able to - believe you me, that's a very good thing but it still doesn't mean anything unless they take another route and instead of insisting on 5G why not improve 4G?
I believe it's because of this, 5G is a new product so they can make far more money from a brand new product as opposed to improving the 4G signal which already exists!
That's my own personal opinion which you can again, probably take to the bank?
When the engineers turned on this new 5G signal in the Netherlands for a test, 297 Birds promptly fell out of the trees where they were roosting and died. Also the ones that was flying over the park because for any park 297 birds seems like a lot - so I can only assume that birds flying over the park where also affected?
I know the bloody dangers this 5G poses and it should of been abandoned ages ago until 4G has been fully explored and it's full potential has been exhausted! Then when 5G is ready, (from a blueprint point of view) it would reveal itself through advances in technology with applications in a safe way. In other words they're rushing it and it's to early because who the hell has a 5G TV or smartphone? Nobody is the answer!
Think about it... They're rushing it!
The main focus should of been on safety because it seems they didn't even factor in ANY safety precautions whatsoever from the start and it's only now that they are begrudgingly putting in safety measures (are they check, this link here) the answer to that in this FOIR is SHOCKING!
Which is sadly "an industry standard the world over" build it and then add safety maybe but in the meantime "cover it up" which I thought these engineers where better than that?
Because they claim to be the best! Working on the so-called future of communications, lol.
Oh well, you can't apply what works for one thing and apply it to another and expect it to work it doesn't work like that at all especially on 5G because it's never been done before it's in a technology bubble all unto itself.
So to build it and only think about the safety at the end - well that tells me they're still working off OLD PRINCIPLES what they know in other areas is good, but this is not other areas this is stand alone 5G technology (well that's what they told us in the past).
Nokia And Vodafone Are Putting 4G On The moon.
Known health dangers posed by ALL electromagnetic radiation as confirmed by the World Health Organisation in their Group 2B classification (possibly carcinogenic)?
This link proves to me that 5G is profit orientated.
For example, there is a tendency for higher investment levels in countries that have awarded longer licences (see this link).
Longer licences mean more profit over time for the 5G companies which is a massive incentive given by these "countries" knowing this is the way to attract them regardless of the safety implications.
Wow, 5G testing has yet again given the biggest result so far and it's not a good sign at all because hundreds of birds fell out the sky and quickly died.
Source European Commision And It's Priorities.
Source Reference What Do they know.
Source Reference Nokia Vodafone Putting 4G On Moon.


It is often a tricky situation for an employer. You've approved an employee's taking a certain amount of time off under the Family and Medical Leave Act, only to discover soon thereafter that your employee wasn't completely honest with you about his leave. When an employer encounters this issue, it is important to understand what the laws says are your options. In a recent case from the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, that court concluded that an employer couldn't be liable for FMLA retaliation when it forced into retirement an employee whom it deemed to have misused his FMLA leave. The employer won because it had ample proof that the employee had been dishonest, and dishonesty and abuse of FMLA leave were permissible non-discriminatory reasons for the employer's actions.
Even though this recent case originated in West Virginia, this ruling from the Fourth Circuit (which covers the Carolinas, Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland) is an important reminder of the state of the law in Tennessee (as well as Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio) when it comes to what an employer can and cannot do in response to a situation in which an employee is reasonably suspected of misusing FMLA leave. In this recent case, Masoud Sharif was an employee working for United Airlines at the Dulles Airport in Northern Virginia. His wife had managed to accumulate a two-and-a-half-week block of time off from work for the couple to go on vacation to South Africa. Sharif had secured almost three weeks off, from March 16 to April 5…except that he was scheduled to work on March 30.
In the early morning hours of March 30, Sharif called in to take FMLA leave, since the employer had approved Sharif's use of intermittent FMLA leave to deal with his anxiety disorder. Given his use of an FMLA leave day in the middle of his long block of approved time off, the airline's human resources department investigated. When questioned, Sharif gave a series of inconsistent statements. First, he said he wasn't scheduled to work. After that, he said he didn't recall missing work or calling in sick. Eventually, he told the employer that he had tried to catch a flight back to the United States but was unable to do so and that this failure had triggered a debilitating panic attack.
So what should Tennessee employers do if they face a situation like the one confronted by United in this scenario? Four years ago, the Sixth Circuit issued a ruling offering much insight. In Seeger v. Cincinnati Bell Tel. Co., the court looked at a case in which an employee took FMLA and paid disability leave following back surgery. The employer asked Seeger's doctor to consider approving him for part-time sedentary work, but the doctor refused. Only a few days later, the employee was seen walking around, appearing to move without restriction. The employer promptly fired Seeger, citing fraudulent use of FMLA and disability leave. The court in Seeger's case concluded that the employee failed to prove that the employer's stated reason for its decision to terminate — fraud — was really just a pretext for retaliation.
The Sixth Circuit's ruling in the Seeger case contains one significant difference from the Fourth Circuit's Sharif decision. The Sixth Circuit stated that, if the employer proved it had an "honest belief" in the accuracy of its non-discriminatory basis for terminating an employee, the employer cannot be held liable for FMLA retaliation, even if the employer's basis was actually erroneous. The Fourth Circuit stopped short of adopting this "honest belief" rule in its Sharif decision. This difference means that, if an employee in Tennessee decides to bring an FMLA retaliation lawsuit in a situation similar to Seeger's and Sharif's, the employer has even more options for defeating that claim than would an employer facing suit in North Carolina, Virginia, or any of the states within the Fourth Circuit.
Whether you are an employer facing a situation involving an employee's fraudulent use of FMLA leave, or you're an employee whose employer is retaliating against you for validly using FMLA leave, you need capable counsel with experience in handling FMLA cases. The skilled Tennessee FMLA attorneys at John L. Mays, Attorney at Law have many years helping employees and employers facing these and similar situations in FMLA cases, and we are ready to help you with your case.


Description: A clip of the All Steel Caribbean Band from Leeds appearing on the TV show Opportunity Knocks in July 1965. The band are shown on the stage performing two songs live. The camera shows close-ups of several members of the band. The band line-up alters for the second song with Sonny Marks taking center stage to perform lead vocals.
Description: Underexposed amature footage filmed by Graham Redmond at Potternewton Park. The footage shows BBC Radio Leeds setting up in Potternewton Park, a close up of a Carnival Queen, a woman in a blue hat being interviewed by BBC Radio Leeds, the Sun Worshippers troupe, Peter Springer as the Sun God, and a troupe member in a grass skirt. The owner of the film says there is more footage but it's condition makes it unwatchable.
Description: Black and white ITV footage filmed at Potternewton Park before the parade. Footage shows a troupe dressed as Mexican bandits dancing and moving forward in the park, Carnival Queen preparing in the park, Sioux Indians troupe dancing in the park, more troupes dancing in the park including three men in suits and face paint and a troupe of children dressed as archers, steel pan band playing in the park, and a close up of a maraca player.
Description: Black and white BBC footage filmed from Chapeltown Road looking down Harehills Avenue. Footage shows a close-up of a woman in a Queen costume, a close-up of a steel band playing on the road, a second carnival Queen, the parade making its way past Cantor's Fish Bar on the corner of Harehills Avenue, and a overhead shot of the parade going down Harehills Avenue. The BBC archive also hold some colour footage of the parade which shows a close-up of a steel pan player, a close-up of a man in costume, 'African Fantasy' troupe, a shot of the parade in the city centre and spectators either watching or joining in.
Description: Colour footage shot by amateur documentary filmmaker Ken Leckenby at Potternewton Park. Footage show a steel band playing in the park, spectors watching the band, a carnival troupe wearing red costumes, Carnival Queen Yvonne Ruddock in the park, three women talking, and a close-up of Yvonne Ruddock.
Description: Nineteen seconds of coloured footage showing the Carnival parade on the road. The footage shows three different Carnival Queens dancing down the road as spectators and police officers watch on. A small crowd on the roadside watch as a woman in a pink floral dress and large brightly coloured hat walks passed. Footage may have had original sound but has since been dubbed with music.
Description: Episode four of the BBC documentary series Countdown To The Festival. The full episode, aired in December 1977, follows the Ducie High School Steel Band during the summer of 1977. Around eight minutes of the episode show Leeds West Indian Carnival. Footage includes an interview with band member Lloyd who speaks about the Leeds West Indian Carnival, a steel band rehearsing at Chapeltown Community Centre, Hebrew Rawlins and Sheila Wilkes working on their Queen costume, a short interview with Hebrew Rawlins, Hebrew Rawlins and friends arriving at Primrose Hill High School, Limbo dancers on the school stage, audience members dancing in the school hall, Carnival Queen contestants on the stage, Carnival Queen Patricia Wilkes on the stage, the Ducie High School Steel Band travelling from Manchester to Leeds, the Ducie High School Steel Band setting up in Potternewton Park, various shots of the parade including overhead shots of troupes and steel bands on the road, a shot of Lord Silkie and his crew, a bird's-eye view of the parade, and close-up shots of the crowds. Around three minutes of the parade are shown in total.
Description: Colour footage with original sound shot by amateur documentary filmmaker Ken Leckenby at Potternewton Park. Ken Leckenby later dubbed some narration over the footage. The footage includes shots of crowds arriving at Potternewton Park, men and women in costumes walking around the park, a police officer talking to a man in face paint, Ian Charles in a 'Calypso Radio Leeds' T-shirt, steel pan bands playing in the park, troupes and Queens preparing for the parade, troupe members in face paint and grass skirts dancing in the park, and troupes and bands leaving the park for the parade.
Description: The introduction of the 'City' episode of the BBC documentary series Paradise Lost, aired in March 1979. Footage shows the carnival parade including close-up shots of the spectators, a boy blowing a whistle at the camera, people dancing, Arthur France dancing, and children sat on a wall watching the parade. Only the introduction of the episode includes footage of the Leeds West Indian Carnival.
Location: Potternewton Park and Chapeltown.
Description: Silent footage originally from the West Yorkshire Police archive. Footage shows the Morning Glory troupe and Queen in Potternewton Park, a steel band playing in the park, crowds watching as Ian Charles and others pull the steel band in the park, the Morning Glory troupe on the road, troupes and spectators dancing down Chapeltown Road including the Caribbean Extravaganza troupe lead by Arthur France, steel bands playing on the road, awards been given on the stage in Potternewton Park, and North Stars steel band playing in the park.
Description: Footage from ITV's Calendar News first transmitted on 22 August 1980. The footage includes original sound with dubbed narration by reporter Petrina Rance. The footage shows Hughbon Condor arriving at Primrose Hill High School for the Carnival Queen Show, an interview with Abdul Ali outside the school while Ian Charles helps set up a steel band in the background, an interview with Edris Browne outside her home, an interview with Hughbon Condor outside Primrose Hill High School, a steel band plays outside the school while people watch and dance along, and women and girls in matching outfits dance outside the school.


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If you're not confident with Python, or don't what to install it on your machine, or you just prefer a ready-to-go solution, you can use the docker image as described [here](docker-support.md).

## Install Python
Download Python 3.6 and install using default options from https://www.python.org/ website.
At the end of the installation process you'll have a `C:\Python36` folder.
If you prefer to use the  Anaconda distribution, that is supported too.

## Get SSIS Dashboard Files
Get the SSIS Dashboard source files from GitHub

https://github.com/yorek/ssis-dashboard

For example store them into
```
c:\ssis-dashboard
```
folder.

## Configure SSIS Dashboard
All you have to do put the correct connection string and values in the
```
config.cfg
```
file. The file needs to be created the very first time. To do that just create an empty text file in root folder and
then copy the content from ```dashboard/config.py``` and put the configuration values correct for you. Chances are that you only need to set the correct connecting string: all the other values may be left as you find them.
If you are using Google Analytics and want to track how the dashboard is used, you can put the Google Analytics code in the related configuration option, for example:

```
GOOGLE_ANALYTICS = 'UA-01234567-1'
```

## Install Requirements
In order for SSIS Dashboard to run, the micro-framework Flask and PyODBC have to be installed. It's easy as doing this
```
cd c:\ssis-dashboard
c:\<python-install-folder>\Scripts\pip.exe install -r requirements.txt
```
provided that you downloaded the SSIS Dashboard source files into a directory named `ssis-dashboard` in the `C:` drive.

Please note that the above installation steps install the packages in the global catalog. If you are already using Python it's better to create a virtual environment and have the package installed there (instruction for Windows using the standard Python 3 distribution):

```
cd c:\ssis-dashboard
python -m venv env
env\Script\activate
```

and then proceeed to install package using the usual pip command:

```
c:\<python-install-folder>\Scripts\pip.exe install -r requirements.txt
```

# Run SSIS Dashboard
Since Flask 0.12 the preferred method to run Flask application is to use ```flask``` command:

```
set FLASK_APP=dashboard/__init__.py
flask run --host=0.0.0.0
```

in this case the server will listen on port 5000 by default:
```
http://localhost:5000/
```

for more information, like
- enabling Debug mode
- changing default tcp port
- allowing the app to serve different hostname than "localhost"

please read the [Flask Quickstart](http://flask.pocoo.org/docs/0.12/quickstart/)

# Run SSIS Dashboard (deprecated)
This section remain just beacuse it describes how you can run your application just like Visual Studio will do when you debug it, just in case you need to reproduce the same behaviour.

After pip has finished its work, it's time to run the web app.  Again it's as easy as doing this:
```
cd c:\ssis-dashboard
c:\<python-install-folder>\python.exe runserver.py
```
now you can open your preferred browser and point to
```
http://localhost:5555/
```
and voilà, SSIS Dashboard running for you.

If you want to be able to access the dashboard also from a different address than "localhost", you just have to set the `SERVER_HOST` environment variable, before running the app:

```
set SERVER_HOST=myserver.domain.name
cd c:\ssis-dashboard
c:\<python-install-folder>\python.exe runserver.py
```

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Over the weekend, I headed down to San Diego for a quick weekend with a friend. It had been a couple of years since I last ventured down there, and in the past it was always for something specific: a wedding, the San Diego Zoo, etc. So I was very pleased to discover how much more there is to see there. Now I'm anxious to get down there again to explore some more! So today I'm sharing what my friend and I did with exactly one full day in San Diego.
We started the day with an authentic California breakfast at The Mission, near the Hillcrest area of town. We ate, chatted, loaded up on caffeine, and then headed out to see some sights.
We spent the first half of our day wandering around Balboa Park. Balboa Park is a huge park that is home to all sorts of museums, including San Diego's history and science museums, and of course the famous San Diego Zoo. I had been here before many years ago, but somehow had completely missed all the amazing Spanish-influenced architecture in the park.
There were buildings like this theater everywhere! There was so much incredible stone-carved ornamentation around every corner.
And the vegetation surrounding all the buildings made me feel like we were in a much more tropical location than California.
This dome reminds me a lot of the Los Angeles Public Library's dome, whose design was inspired by the tilework in Istanbul.
This pedestrian bridge will take you straight out to the Hillcrest area, which would be the perfect place to take a lunch break while you're wandering around Balboa Park.
In one of the buildings on the Balboa Park campus, we came across San Diego's Cactus and Succulent Society having a sale. Curious, we popped in to take a quick look. It seems like Balboa Park lends itself to events like this all the time and around every corner.
My favorite building was this botanical garden.
It was beautiful inside, and the wood structure overhead meant that it was basically open-air. It was humid here of course, from all the moisture of the plants and water used to keep them growing strong, but the half-shade-half-sunshine inside was lovely.
They had a great collection of orchids growing there, and it seemed like the perfect environment for them! I'm hoping my orchid will look like these one day.
Quite healthy veuns fly traps were growing in one corner of the gardens as well.
The whole place felt private and magical, and everything there was growing quite healthily.
When we had tired ourselves out at Balboa Park, we headed to Coronado Island to check out Hotel Del Coronado. Another place I am ashamed to have not seen earlier, this was a real treat.
The hotel was built in 1888, and I was absolutely in love with the authentic interior.
I'm pretty sure this was a smoking lounge at some point in the hotel's history. Can't you just picture a bunch of men in the earlier 1900's sitting here with cigars and brandy snifters?
The beach side of the hotel was just magical.
I feel like you can just picture a scene from the past where happy beach goers hang over the balconies in the beach linens.
We took a short stroll down the walkway between the beach and the hotel, and found a row of these private beach houses (also part of the hotel). I would love to rent one of these for a long weekend with friends or family!
It was beautiful beach weather all day, and hundreds of people were nearby to enjoy it.
After a stroll around the hotel and a delicious cocktail, we headed into the main stretch of the island where there is a delightful strip of restaurants and boutiques. Dinner was at Leroy's, and the food was delicious! I wanted to try too many things, so instead of a meal I opted for a couple appetizers. My favorite was the ricotta-stuffed squash blossoms.
But the chorizo stuffed calamari was pretty delicious too.
We moved on to a one night stay in the Marriott Marquis and Marina, where the view from our window was this. Beautiful!
That night, just a short walk through the marina lead us to listen to the San Diego Symphony's "Music of the Bee Gees" concert. We caught the last few songs. This kind of thing seemed to be going on in several places around the city that night.
And better yet, it was followed up by fireworks over the marina!! Since I didn't end up seeing fireworks for the Fourth of July this year, this made up for it.
We closed our whirlwind tour of San Diego with cocktails by the fire pits at the Marriott. It was a lovely, relaxing way to end the evening. This little taste of San Diego has definitely inspired me to spend a longer weekend down there sometime soon! Have you been to San Diego? What's your favorite thing to do there, or what would you most like to see if you were to visit?


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Furious 8 director talks Star Wars influence on new movie
By Julia Alexander Jan 13, 2016, 6:30pm EST
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F. Gary Gray, the director of this year's critically acclaimed Straight Outta Compton, said he's embracing his inner J.J. Abrams for Furious 8.
The director told Collider that he wanted to take a different approach to Vin Diesel's high-octane action franchise, and thought the way Abrams approached Star Wars: The Force Awakens was a great way of going about it.
"Look at someone like J.J. Abrams who gives you the spectacle and great action set pieces, but also gives you character and plotting and narrative," Gray said. "You amp up everything, you work on the performances, you work on the story, you work on the action; it's just not one thing."
Gray couldn't give too much away about the eighth installment, but said he and Diesel have had serious conversations about where they want to take the franchise and how they can accomplish that. He added that it was very important to the both of them that the series not feel like a carbon copy of the last few movies.
Furious 8 also marks the first film in the franchise without star Paul Walker, who died in a tragic car crash in November 2013.
The movie is set to be released in theaters on April 14, 2017.

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Cryptocurrency comes to the rescue of filmmakers in troubled regions
A documentary on skiing in Afghanistan's Bamiyan and its funding by cryptocurrency are creating a buzz
Published: 28 Nov 2021, 11:00 AM
Cryptocurrency has partially funded the production of Beyond the Border, says Suril Desai, co-producer of the documentary film by Naseer Khanday from Kashmir. Cryptocurrency, says Desai, is a great boon especially for documentary filmmakers in conflict zones as they no longer have to worry about converting and carrying cash to meet their production costs.
Desai has produced Khanday's debut documentary, Iron Khan also. The debut film was about the coming of age of a man in Kashmir.
"Though I have never skied nor snowboarded, I have produced two documentaries about the winter sports culture, both in heavily conflicted regions of the world. I realised that there are a lot of similarities culturally in the two regions. Activities like winter sports can bring about a lot of changes in the lives of the people in these regions. It opens their minds to new experiences and can improve their economic well-being", Desai added.
Beyond the Border received rave reviews when it premiered at the Venice film festival in September. The documentary captures Bamiyan --Afghanistan's skiing hub-- that sits opposite the cliffs where sixth century statues of the Buddha were destroyed by the Taliban in 2001.
Local athletes however continue to pursue their passion, making their own gear out of wooden planks, metal, plastic, and rope. Dave and Mitch, two snowboarders from Canada visited Afghanistan to distribute snowboarding gear. "There is much more to Afghanistan than just wars and conflict," says Naseer.
"European aficionados of skiing often refer to a downhill race as a "Kandahar."
The name derives from a British general, Frederick Sleigh Roberts, who won a major victory at Kandahar in 1880 and was subsequently knighted. He chose for himself the title 'Lord Roberts of Kandahar'.
Later, he was involved with organising the first-ever downhill ski race in Europe (in 1911), which was called "The Roberts of Kandahar Challenge".
(This article was first published in National Herald on Sunday)
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In addition to these services and activities, the Lively Arts also manages ArtsPath, an arts-in-education program funded, in part, by the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. Check out our mission and activities as there may be opportunities for you to work with us in a variety of capacities, including hosting a professional state directory artist to work with you and your students throughout the semester or over the summer. ArtsPath also coordinates all outreach related to touring visiting artists brought to campus through the Ovations! and manages the IUP Community Music School.
The Lively Arts also manages the IUP Performing Arts Center and its adjacent Fisher Auditorium. Information on scheduling and the facility is available on the Fisher Auditorium webpage.
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Evil Signed For Death Before Dishonor TV Taping In Vegas
The dark and mysterious EVIL makes his return to Ring of Honor at the Death Before Dishonor international television taping in Las Vegas on Sept. 29.
A member of Los Ingobernables de Japon, one of the top factions in the sport, EVIL is coming off a strong showing in New Japan Pro-Wrestling's G1 Climax. In the tournament, EVIL scored victories over the likes of IWGP U.S. Champion Jay White and "Hangman" Adam Page and pushed eventual winner Hiroshi Tanahashi and Kazuchika Okada to the limit.
EVIL, a former IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Champion, NEVER Openweight Champion and three-time NEVER Openweight Six-Man Tag Team Champion, last appeared in ROH at the end of June.
The LIJ team of EVIL, SANADA and BUSHI came up just short against then-ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Champions The Kingdom (Matt Taven, TK O'Ryan and Vinny Marseglia) at the Best in the World pay-per-view, but they rebounded with a big win at the international television taping the next night over Bullet Club (The Young Bucks and Adam "Hangman" Page) and SoCal Uncensored (Christopher Daniels, Frankie Kazarian and Scorpio Sky) in a three-way match.
Who will LIJ's "King of Darkness" seek to lay his wrath upon at the Death Before Dishonor TV taping? Join us in person in Las Vegas to find out!
Death Before Dishonor Weekend returns to Las Vegas, the Fight Capital of the World, LIVE on pay-per-view and for HonorClub VIP on Friday, Sept. 28 at 9 PM ET/6 PM PT, and returns the next night for an international television taping with all your favorite ROH stars! Championships will be decided and feuds ended and you can watch it all LIVE IN VEGAS!
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How do you make a racehorse gallop? Charlie must work hard if she wants her horse to win the big race! Adapted from Clare Balding's original heartwarming story. For over thirty-five years, the best-selling Read it yourself with Ladybird has helped children learn to read. All titles feature essential key words. Title-specific words are repeated
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A Grand Prix race is very exciting! Learn all about practice, qualifying, pit stops, and more with the famous Scuderia Ferrari team. Ladybird Readers is a graded reading series of traditional tales, popular characters, modern stories, and non-fiction, written for young learners of English as a foreign or second language. Recommended for children aged 4+,
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Saint-Pantaléon – miejscowość i gmina we Francji, w regionie Prowansja-Alpy-Lazurowe Wybrzeże, w departamencie Vaucluse.

Według danych na rok 1990 gminę zamieszkiwały 122 osoby, a gęstość zaludnienia wynosiła 156 osób/km² (wśród 963 gmin regionu Prowansja-Alpy-W. Lazurowe Saint-Pantaléon plasuje się na 675. miejscu pod względem liczby ludności, natomiast pod względem powierzchni na miejscu 830.).

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Q: how to use c++ window thread i would like to encrypt the file with multiple threads in order to reduce the time taken. im running on intel i5 processor, 4 GB memory, visual c++ 2008. the problem is when i run below code in debug mode (visual c++ 2008), the time taken is longer, example if i use one thread to encrypt 3 mb file, time taken is 5 seconds but when i use two threads, time taken is 10 seconds. The time is supposed to be short when using 2 threads in debug mode. but in release mode, there is no problem, time taken is short using multiple threads.
is it possible to run the code in debug mode with shorter time taken? is there setting to change in visual c++ 2008?
void load()
{
    ifstream readF ("3mb.txt");
    string output; string out;

    if(readF.is_open())
    {
        while(!readF.eof())
        {
            getline(readF,out);
            output=output+'\n'+out;

        }
        readF.close();
        //cout<<output<<endl;
        //cout<<output.size()<<endl;
        text[0]=output;
    }
    else
        cout<<"couldnt open file!"<<endl;
}

unsigned Counter;
unsigned __stdcall SecondThreadFunc( void* pArguments )
{
    cout<<"encrypting..."<<endl;
    Enc(text[0]);

    _endthreadex( 0 );
    return 0;
}

unsigned __stdcall SecondThreadFunc2( void* pArguments )
{
    cout<<"encrypting..."<<endl;
    //Enc(text[0]);

    _endthreadex( 0 );
    return 0;
}

int main()
{
    load();
    HANDLE hThread[10];
    unsigned threadID;

    time_t start, end;
    start =time(0);
    hThread[0] = (HANDLE)_beginthreadex( NULL, 0, &SecondThreadFunc, NULL, 0, &threadID);
    hThread[1] = (HANDLE)_beginthreadex( NULL, 0, &SecondThreadFunc2, NULL, 0, &threadID );

    WaitForSingleObject( hThread[0], INFINITE );
    WaitForSingleObject( hThread[1], INFINITE );

    CloseHandle( hThread[0] );
    end=time(0);

    cout<<"Time taken : "<<difftime(end, start) << "second(s)" << endl;

    system("pause");
}

A: A potential reason it may be slower is that multiple threads will need to load data from memory into the cpu cache. In debug mode, there may be extra padding around data structures etc which is intended to catch buffer overflows. That might mean when the cpu switches from one thread to the other, it needs to flush out the cache and reload all data from ram. But, in release mode where there is no padding, enough data for both thread does fit into the cache, so it will run quicker.
You will find even in release mode if you add more threads you will reach a point where adding more threads gives diminishing returns and then actually starts to go slower than less threads.

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"Our foster dog is in." Customers need only glance at the neatly printed blue and white sign on the door at Carson Hearing Care to know that they might be greeted by a little four-footed guest.
In the past two years, Robin Carson, doctor of audiology and owner of the Camp Bowie Boulevard clinic, has fostered and adopted out 26 small dogs for Saving Hope, a local rescue organization. That's 26 dogs rescued from the streets and from large-intake groups such as the Humane Society of North Texas and the city shelter. That's 26 dogs that went home with Carson in the evening to be loved on and cared for by her and her family.
Perci, above, and Adele, the white Chihuahua mix, below, found permanent homes with Robin Carson, owner of Carson Hearing Care. Robin has helped find homes for more than 25 dogs by fostering them and taking them to work to give them more exposure to potential adopters.
Adele and Perci also have a big "brother." Pierre, adopted years ago from a Weatherford shelter, was already part of the Carson pack.
Being able to take your dog (foster or otherwise) to work is easy when you own the business. Carson opened her clinic in 2013, expanding the office and her staff over the past six years.
She credits (or blames, she says with a smile) her kids for introducing her to the world of animal rescue, which for them started with a mother cat and kittens. "My daughters introduced me to the mom of some of their friends," says Carson. That mom is Lauren Meekins Anton, one of the forces behind The Saving Hope Foundation. The nonprofit was launched in August 2012 by Fort Worth philanthropist Kit Moncrief, her daughters and a dedicated board of directors. Its aim then and now was to reduce the number of unwanted animals by promoting spaying and neutering, to provide education and resources, and to find homes for those animals that do end up in shelters.
Anton has become one of the most active members, routinely fostering dogs and recruiting others to do the same.
Over the years, she has donated several thousands of dollars to causes such as Saving Hope and Meals on Wheels by donating proceeds of battery sales. The office also sets up an angel tree for a local nursing home and collects gifts for the residents.
Adele strikes a pose near a hearing aid display. Carson warns that dogs are as fond of them as they are of chew toys due to the scent of ear wax.
Pierre relaxes on the photographer's leg. Having your picture made can be a tiring experience.
"Perci and Adele stole my heart. She and Perci were soul sisers and needed each other," says Carson.
While Pierre is a homebody, Perci and Adele make occasional office visits if Carson is between foster dogs.
"People have come to expect dogs in the office," says Carson. And for Chico, Wendy, Belle, Louis, Misty, Penny, a one-eyed little dog named Picasso and others, the office has been the place to find new homes and second chances.
Carson Hearing Care 5104 Camp Bowie Blvd., 817-717-7999, carsonhearing.com. Follow it on Facebook @carsonhearing.care to see the lucky pups in the office at any given time. To learn more about Saving Hope, go to saving-hope.org.
Special events Carson is hosting a pet adoption event along with Saving Hope 11 a.m.-2 p.m. April 6 in the office parking lot. Austin's Underdawg food truck will be there, plus cotton candy, popcorn and other treats.


Matt Dolan has decades of experience in tax policy and tax practice, and has worked extensively on major tax policy initiatives as both an attorney in private practice and a U.S. Senate staff attorney.
Prior to joining ACG, Matt was a Director at the Federal Policy Group, a leading Washington tax policy boutique, from 2007-2015, and was a partner at the law firm of Baker Hostetler from 1995-2007, where he both led the firm's legislative group and chaired its Washington tax practice. At both firms, he represented leading businesses from around the world, including many Fortune 100 companies, in various tax matters, including litigation, regulatory issues, and an extensive range of tax legislative and policy matters.
As a Senate staff attorney, Matt worked as Finance Committee Counsel for former Senator David Durenberger (R-MN), a Finance Committee member, and was responsible for all issues within the Committee's jurisdiction, including tax, trade, and health care matters.
Matt's clients have included major financial institutions, private equity interests, manufacturers, technology companies, real estate investment trusts, insurance companies, technology companies, hospitality industry entities, entertainment industry companies, and higher education institutions, among others. Matt has worked directly with those entities, as well as with numerous trade associations representing their interests.
Matt also founded, and continues to lead, the Global Teaching Project, an entity that provides a platform for great teachers from around the world to provide high quality instruction to learners everywhere, regardless of their means or circumstances, with an initial focus on advanced-level secondary school subject matter.
In addition to his professional duties, Matt has served in a volunteer capacity for many charitable, philanthropic, and public service entities. He has been an officer and director of the Todd Wagner Foundation since its founding over a decade ago; over that period the Foundation has donated tens of millions of dollars to various philanthropic initiatives, with a particular focus on expanding educational opportunity to underserved youth. For over 20 years, Matt has been a board member of Archbishop Carroll High School, a college preparatory school operated by the Catholic Archdiocese of Washington that serves as a means for many students of limited means but high aspirations to achieve better lives for themselves and their families. Since 2005, Matt has served on the board of the Archdiocesan Catholic Charities Immigrant Services program, which provides medical, vocational, and other support to recent immigrants and others seeking assistance. Matt also served from 2003-2007 on the Maryland State Council on Child Abuse and Neglect, a gubernatorial appointment.
Matt is a graduate of the University of Virginia School of Law and Yale College. Matt is president and a board member of the Yale Club of Washington. Since 2004, Matt has taken a leading role in implementing the Yale Club's Community Service Summer Fellows Program, which sponsors Yale undergraduates to serve in various Washington-area community service organizations.
Matt and his wife, MaryEllen, have four children and live in Maryland.


Get rid of that annoying buzzing or humming noise when using a laptop with a power supply.
This little unit is designed to connect between two pieces of audio equipment that have a ground loop problem.
Should elimiate most if not all of the humming or buzzing noise when using any audio devices with external power supplys that have no earth connections.


Fantastic Gold Coast Sandburg town home. Completely gut renovated and in pristine condition. Six new sky lights and all new Pella windows. New staircase and new hardwood floors. Custom kitchen with KitchenAid and Bosch appliances. Open plan living/dining with vaulted ceiling and two story brick wall. 2.5 beautifully renovated bathrooms. 400 square foot private outdoor patio. Location close to lake, park, Old Town, schools. Walk to everything. Enjoy Sandburg's 2 pools and tennis courts. Leased garage parking. A beautiful home with no detail left untouched.
Additional Information: This property is located in the CHI - Near North Side neighborhood, IL. This 2 bedrooms attached single property is priced at $430.6/sqft.


Welcome to Valley Chiropractic in Tracy, Mountain House and Manteca! We're glad you decided to come to us for your wellness needs. Whether you're new to our office or new to chiropractic care in general, we want to make sure you're prepared and informed before your appointment. If you're ready for us, we'll be ready for you!
At Valley Chiropractic in Tracy, Mountain House and Manteca, your whole-body wellness will always come first. Our chiropractors are talented practitioners who use a holistic, all-natural approach to healing, which means they take multiple symptoms and conditions into account instead of focusing on isolated problems. We know that every ache, pain and mobility problem has a variety of different factors affecting it, and our goal is to tackle the actual source of your symptoms.
We are here to help you heal, but the treatment process looks a little different for everyone. Whether it's a misalignment that needs correction or inflammation that responds to massage therapy, your health condition will only improve if your body is allowed to heal properly. At your first visit, your chiropractor will perform a full physical examination to pinpoint the root of your problem. We may perform the first adjustment during this appointment, or recommend follow-up visits for additional care.
Preparing for your first appointment at Valley Chiropractic? We're eager to meet you and get started on your custom chiropractic care plan. But first, we need to know more about your health history and current symptoms. To make your wait shorter – and your first visit with a chiropractor more valuable – we ask everyone to fill out their new patient forms ahead of time. Before your first appointment, please download our new patient health history form and fill it out from the comfort of home.
Our online form is an interactive survey that covers your symptoms from head to toe. Instead of trying to give us a complete health overview on the spot, take your time with the form before your visit, making sure you add symptoms as you think of them. We want our diagnoses to be as accurate as possible, so we even made our new patient forms fun. Instead of sitting in a chair with a pencil and a clipboard, you get to use virtual crayons to color your symptoms on a diagram of the human body.
We work with most major insurance providers to make sure your care is affordable and covered. We also accept flexible payment options, including payment plans for families on a budget. Please visit our payment options page to learn more about the payments we accept for chiropractic care in Tracy, Mountain House, and Manteca.
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Call us today to learn more about becoming a new patient at Valley Chiropractic in Tracy, Mountain House or Manteca. You can get in contact with us by calling 360-658-1987 today! We look forward to meeting you and hope to hear from you soon!


Ringworm is a fungal infection of the skin. Despite its name, it has nothing at all to do with worms. Fungal infection may appear on the skin, nails, hands, feet, or scalp. Both adults and children can be affected, but it occurs most commonly in children. Fungal infection of the feet is sometimes called athlete's foot]]> .
Ringworm is caused by microscopic skin fungi that live on the outer layer of the skin. You can get ringworm from direct skin-to-skin contact with infected people or pets. It is also transmitted by sharing hats and personal hair grooming items (eg, hairbrushes, combs), and through contact with locker room floors, shower stalls, seats, or clothing used by an infected person.
When ringworm appears on the skin, it makes circular, reddish patches with raised borders. Eventually, the patches grow larger, and the centers of the patches turn clear, giving a ring-like appearance.
Hair may become brittle and break, forming scaly, hairless patches.
Ringworm symptoms on the body usually appear 4-10 days after exposure. Scalp symptoms will appear in 10-14 days.
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history and examine your skin. Ringworm is often easily diagnosed by appearance. However, symptoms may be similar to other conditions. A sample of the affected area may be taken for testing.
This type of treatment is used for ringworm of the skin or body. It includes antifungal creams and powders. It usually takes at least two weeks for the ringworm to clear. After ringworm clears, treatment is usually continued for at least two more weeks.
]]>Terbinafine]]> is more effective than the other medications. It usually only needs to be used for one week instead of the four weeks indicated above. Terbinafine, however, is more expensive than the alternatives.
If you developed ringworm from your pet, your pet should be treated as well. Check with your veterinarian for treatment procedures.
Avoid scratching during infection, to prevent ringworm from spreading to other areas.
Higgens EM, Fuller LC, Smith CH. Guidelines for the management of tinea capitis. Br J Dermatol . 2000;143:53-58.
Tinea capitis. DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.dynamicmedical.com/dynamed.nsf . Accessed October 14, 2005.
Tinea infections: athlete's foot, jock itch, and ringworm American Academy of Family Physicians website. Available at: http://familydoctor.org/online/famdocen/home/common/infections/common/fungal/316.html . Created July 1998. Updated May 2007. Accessed June 18, 2008.


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What My Side Hustle Taught Me About My Day Job and How it Benefits Our Clients
Ask anyone in the ad world what they do and they'll say 'x' role- and then, after a thoughtful pause, they'll correct themselves and say, but what I'm really passionate about is 'y' – they're really a poet, they're really a chef, they're really a charter boat captain – we're a conflicted bunch, but not without reason.


Amphora Winery is the creation of winemaker/owner Rick Hutchinson. A native of Sonoma County, Rick first became involved with wine while working at Sebastiani Vineyards in 1975, at the tender age of 20. He felt completely at home amidst the aromas of fermentation and barrel aging, which were so reminiscent of the aromas of his family's kitchen during the summertime fruit canning season. Over the subsequent years of the burgeoning California wine renaissance, Rick honed his winemaking skills by apprenticing with some of the best and most passionate winemakers in Sonoma and Napa. In 1985, he accepted a cellar-master position in Dry Creek Valley, and has called it home ever since. During those same years, Rick followed an interest in the art of pottery to find himself straddling a potter's wheel, crafting sensual amphorae — clay jars used by ancient Greeks and Romans to store wine. When the time came to make his own wine, Rick married both passions. His magnificent pottery became the symbol, and Amphora the moniker, for his new venture.
In the autumn of 1997, Amphora Winery came to life as Rick crushed a little Petite Sirah, Zinfandel, and Syrah. He pitch-forked the grapes into the crusher and pressed using an old ratcheting basket press. The few resulting barrels of wine aged in the tiny, hand-dug cellar of an old redwood barn in the midst of a vineyard. Those wines garnered such 'buzz' that he sold out quickly. In 2005, Amphora moved to its present location, and Rick finally gained space necessary to expand his roster of wines. Over time, Amphora's lineup has grown to include many different varietals, including such rarities as Teroldego and Aglianico, and several innovative blends. The wines are still crafted by hand (though the little old basket press has been retired as a flower pot), and in small quantities (average lot size about 200 cases). While Rick's winemaking portfolio has broadened, his winemaking philosophy remains the same: work year round with knowledge and passion to transform best grapes into rich, delicious wines that truly are works of art.


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import time
import logging
import queue
import threading
import mpd
import pyowm
import pydbus as dbus
from asteroid import Asteroid, DBusEavesdropper, WeatherPredictions
from gi.repository import GLib

def merge_dicts(first, second):
    """ Recursively deep merges two dictionaries """
    ret = first.copy()
    for k, v in second.items():
        if isinstance(v, dict) and k in first and isinstance(first[k], dict):
            ret[k] = merge_dicts(first[k], v)
        else:
            ret[k] = v
    return ret

class MetaModule(type):

    def __init__(self, name, bases, dict_):
        self.logger = logging.getLogger(name)

class Module(metaclass=MetaModule):

    defconfig = dict()

    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        self.config = merge_dicts(self.defconfig, kwargs)

    def register(self, app):
        self.app = app
        self.asteroid = app.asteroid
        self.asteroid.dev.properties_changed.connect(self._properties_changed)

    def _properties_changed(self, name, changed, lst):
        pass

class TimeSyncModule(Module):

    def register(self, app):
        super(TimeSyncModule, self).register(app)
        # We want to do this on startup, but as the dbus-is-blocking issues is
        # not solved yet, be careful
        if self.asteroid.dev.connected:
            self._update_time()

    def _update_time(self):
        self.asteroid.update_time()
        self.logger.info("Time synchronized")

    def _properties_changed(self, name, changed, lst):
        if changed.get("Connected", False):
            self._update_time()

class ReconnectModule(Module):

    defconfig = {"timeout_base": 5,
                 "timeout_max": 300,
                 "timeout_reset": 120}

    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        super(ReconnectModule, self).__init__(**kwargs)
        self._last_connected = 0.0
        self._timeout = 0
        self._condvar = threading.Condition()
        self._thread = threading.Thread(target=self._reconnect_fn)
        self._thread.daemon = True

    def register(self, app):
        super(ReconnectModule, self).register(app)
        self._thread.start()

    def _reconnect_fn(self):
        while True:
            self._condvar.acquire()
            while self.asteroid.dev.connected:
                self._condvar.wait(10)
            self._condvar.release()
            dt = time.time() - self._last_connected
            if dt > self.config["timeout_reset"]:
                self._timeout = 0
            if self._timeout > 0:
                self.logger.info("Reconnecting in %d seconds..." % self._timeout)
                time.sleep(self._timeout)
            else:
                self.logger.info("Reconnecting...")
            self.asteroid.connect()
            self._timeout = min(self._timeout + self.config["timeout_base"],
                                self.config["timeout_max"])
            self.logger.info("Connected!")

    def _properties_changed(self, name, changed, lst):
        if not changed.get("Connected", True):
            self._condvar.acquire()
            self._condvar.notify()
            self._condvar.release()
        elif changed.get("Connected", False):
            self._last_connected = time.time()

class NotifyModule(Module):

    def register(self, app):
        super(NotifyModule, self).register(app)
        self._pending = queue.Queue()
        self._eavesdropper = DBusEavesdropper(
                                    dbus.SessionBus(),
                                    "org.freedesktop.Notifications",
                                    "Notify",
                                    self._on_notification)

    def _notification_send(self):
        try:
            msg = self._pending.get_nowait()
            app_name, id_, app_icon, summary, body, actions, hints, \
                expiration = msg.get_body()
            self.asteroid.notify(summary, body=body,
                                 id_=(id_ if id_ else None),
                                 app_name=app_name, app_icon=app_icon)
            self.logger.info("Sent notification '%s'" % summary)
        except queue.Empty:
            pass
        return bool(self._pending.qsize())

    def _on_notification(self, msg):
        self._pending.put(msg)
        GLib.idle_add(self._notification_send)

class OWMModule(Module):

    defconfig = {"update_interval": 2 * 60 * 60 }

    def register(self, app):
        super(OWMModule, self).register(app)
        self._update_weather()
        GLib.timeout_add_seconds(self.config["update_interval"], self._update_weather)

    def _update_weather(self):
        try:
            owm = pyowm.OWM(self.config["api_key"])
            # TODO: Eventually, autodetecting the location would be nice
            forecast = owm.daily_forecast(self.config["location"]).get_forecast()
            preds = WeatherPredictions.from_owm(forecast)
            self.asteroid.update_weather(preds)
            self.logger.info("Weather update sent")
        except Exception as e:
            # We can't str the exception directly, because a bug in PyOWM python3
            # support would lead to another exception
            self.logger.error("Weather update failed with %s" % type(e))
        return True

class MPDModule(Module):

    defconfig = {
        "host": "127.0.0.1",
        "port": 6600,
        "reconnect_period": 5
    }

    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        super(MPDModule, self).__init__(**kwargs)
        self._mpd_watch = self._make_mpd(connect=False)

    def _properties_changed(self, name, changed, lst):
        if changed.get("Connected", False):
            self._send_update()

    def _make_mpd(self, connect=True):
        cl = mpd.MPDClient()
        cl.timeout = 10
        if connect:
            cl.connect(self.config["host"], self.config["port"])
        return cl

    def register(self, app):
        super(MPDModule, self).register(app)
        self.asteroid.register_media_listener(self._command_cb)
        GLib.timeout_add_seconds(self.config["reconnect_period"], self._mpd_reconnect)

    def _mpd_connection_error_cb(self, src=None, cond=None):
        self.logger.warn("MPD connection error, scheduling reconnect")
        GLib.timeout_add_seconds(self.config["reconnect_period"],
                                 self._mpd_reconnect)
        return False

    def _mpd_reconnect(self):
        try:
            self._mpd_watch.connect(self.config["host"], self.config["port"])
        except ConnectionRefusedError as e:
            return True
        except mpd.ConnectionError:
            return False
        self.logger.info("MPD connected")
        self._send_update()
        self._mpd_watch.send_idle()
        GLib.io_add_watch(self._mpd_watch, GLib.IO_ERR | GLib.IO_HUP | GLib.IO_NVAL,
                          self._mpd_connection_error_cb)
        GLib.io_add_watch(self._mpd_watch, GLib.IO_IN, self._mpd_cb)
        return False

    def _send_update(self):
        try:
            song = self._mpd_watch.currentsong()
            status = self._mpd_watch.status()
            self.asteroid.update_media(
                song.get("title", "Unknown"),
                song.get("album", "Unknown"),
                song.get("artist", "Unknown"),
                status["state"] == "play"
            )
        except mpd.ConnectionError as e:
            self.logger.warn("Attempt to update MPD status failed with %r" % e)

    def _mpd_cb(self, src, cond):
        try:
            changes = self._mpd_watch.fetch_idle()
            if "player" in changes:
                self._send_update()
            self._mpd_watch.send_idle()
        except (mpd.ConnectionError, mpd.PendingCommandError) as e:
            self.logger.warn("MPD idle fetch failed with %r" % e)
            return False
        return True

    def _command_cb(self, cmd):
        try:
            mpd = self._make_mpd()
            if cmd == Asteroid.MEDIA_COMMAND_PREVIOUS:
                mpd.previous()
            elif cmd == Asteroid.MEDIA_COMMAND_NEXT:
                mpd.next()
            elif cmd == Asteroid.MEDIA_COMMAND_PLAY:
                mpd.play()
            elif cmd == Asteroid.MEDIA_COMMAND_PAUSE:
                mpd.pause()
            else:
                self.logger.error("Unknown media command code %02x" % cmd)
            mpd.close()
        except Exception as e:
            self.logger.warn("Attempted to send media command %02x but failed with %r" % (cmd, e))


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Q: R How to build angled column headings above columns in heatmap.2: pass (text) plot to the layout? I am very close to the heatmap I want, but I have been struggling for several days to figure out the headings problem.  I want angled headings (such as 45 or 50 degrees) at the top of each column.  I have already suppressed the dendrograms (for both columns and rows), and used the first column of my matrix (depth) as labels for the rows.
From my many, many searches on this issue, I see that mtext won't help me because the text cannot be rotated in mtext.  Then I thought I could do it with text, but the column labels get overwritten onto the heatmap itself; they "disappear" (get covered) when the words reach the edge of the heatmap layout space.  So I examined the layout used by heatmap (thanks very much to @Ian Sudbery), and it occurred to me that what I really need is a dedicated space in the layout for my column headings.  I can allocate that space using the layout function, and I have done so in the code below.  But I think the next step may involve getting inside the heatmap.2 code.  Heatmap.2 calls four plots (two of which I have suppressed, the dendrograms).  How do I make it call a fifth plot?  And if that is possible, how do I tell it that I want to use text as my fifth "plot", where the text is my column headings, rotated 50deg?
Thanks very much for any ideas.  Please forgive the clumsy way I've provided sample data in the code below; I am new to R and generally do not know the most elegant way to do most things.
par(oma=c(0.5,0.5,.5,0.5))  # outer margins of whole figure

lmat = rbind(c(3,5,5),c(2,1,1),c(0,4,0))
lwid = c(.08,.9, .1)
lhei = c(1,4,1.5)

Depth<-c("0m","20m","40m","60m","80m","100m")
Sept2008<-c(3,6,8,10,15,16)
March2010<-c(10,12,11,13,12,11)
Sept2010<-c(5,6,NA,8,11,13)
March2011<-c(4,6,10,NA,14,14)
Sept2011<-c(2,5,3,9,16,12)

heatmap_frame=data.frame(Depth=Depth,Sept2008=Sept2008,March2010=March2010,Sept2010=Sept2010, March2011=March2011, Sept2011=Sept2011)
row.names(heatmap_frame)<-heatmap_frame$Depth
heatmap_frame<-heatmap_frame[,-1]
heatmap_matrix <- as.matrix(heatmap_frame)

labCol=c("Sept 2008","March 2010","Sept 2010","March 2011","Sept 2011")
cexCol=1.1

heatmap <- heatmap.2(heatmap_matrix, dendrogram="none", trace="none",Rowv=NA, Colv=NA,
                 col = brewer.pal(9,"Blues"), scale="none", margins=c(2,5),labCol="",
                 lmat=lmat, lwid=lwid,lhei=lhei, density.info="none",key=TRUE)

# want to plot a fifth area, to use for col labels
# don't know how to pass a text line to the heatmap.2/layout/matrix to print as my fifth plot

mtext("Use for main title", side=3,outer=F,line=2.75, font=2, cex=1.25)

# testing the text function; did not work as desired
#text(x=1, y=1, labels="Label_1",xpd=T)
text(x=c(0,.2,.4,.6,.8), y=0.95, pos=3, srt=50, labels=labCol,xpd=T, cex=1)

A: Here's a hack that doesn't involve pulling apart the convoluted code of heatmap.2:
  pos2 <- locator() #will return plotting coordinates after doing this:
  # Shift focus to the graphics window by clicking on an edge
  # Left-Click once where you want the first label to be centered
  # Left-click again on the point where you want the last label centered
  # Right-Click, then return focus to the console session window

 pos2 <- structure(list(x = c(0.27149971320082, 0.858971646016485),
                        y = c(0.861365598392473, 0.857450478257082)),
                       .Names = c("x", "y"))

  text(x=seq(pos2$x[1], pos2$x[2], len=5), y=rep(pos2$y[1],5)  ,
       srt=50, xpd=TRUE, adj = 0,
       labels=c("Sept 2008","March 2010","Sept 2010",
                "March 2011","Sept 2011") )

I don't know if you actually need the xpd in there, since it appears that after heatmap.2 is finished it returns the window to its native coordinates: [0,1]x[0,1]


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Q: how to demux from flv to vp8(ivf format)? how to demux from webm to vp8? I want to demux from flv to vp8.
I can get lots of webm sources, but I don't know how I can demux from webm to vp8.
What option should I use with ffmpeg?

A: Here is how to demux the VP8 stream from a WebM video to an IVF file using FFmpeg:
ffmpeg -i WEBM_INPUT.webm -vcodec copy -an -f ivf VP8_OUTPUT.ivf

As far as I know IVF is the closest you can get to raw VP8.


Making a world from scratch.
I have no idea how am I going to fill it. Could anyone share some WE files with nice buildings?
I'vE gOt A bEtTeR sOlUtIoN!
You did not, theres a computer in technic.
I am working on a Z80 (or 6502) computer for minetest.
I bring teh computers to minetest!
Can you recommend me what should I add to my mod?
paramat wrote: Yes by adjusting the perlin noise parameters, which mapgen, v6, v7 or indev?
Can I make the map smoother and plain (but not flat)?
It would be awesome to see large biomes in minetest.
Can I configure the mapgen to generate large biomes?
I''ll be glad to see how people can improve the city. Of course you can.
Yet another city map. Still not completed, I am totally out of ideas.
Can somebody recommend me what to do?
I know. This is Open-Source world. But this topic is also kind of feedback. Feedback is important for developers.
But true Open-Source way is to fork minetest (again)!
In your country it calls "vabadus"
The problem is solved by falling back to 0.4.3. I am disappointed of developers. Why they stopped to think about older computers? Didn't they know, that trilinear filters and other trash is useless? And free_move was not the biggest problem.
Hey guys, what's happened to free_move? Why i can't pass through walls since version 0.4.4?
I am actually very disappointed of this release starting from new lighting system, which makes my white block (i did them by myself) grey.


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Spider-Man Makes Marvel Debut In Civil War!
Spider-Man is finally home! After a very successful franchise run with Sony Pictures, Spider-Man returns to the merry Marvel universe and is set to make his motion picture debut with Captain America: Civil War. Sony Pictures Entertainment, which still owns the rights to the wall-crawling web-slinger has decided to share those rights with Marvel Studios in exchange for some mutual collaboration. According to Marvel.com, Spidey will be introduced to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Civil War and then star in his own movie in summer of 2017. Kevin Feige and the Marvel brain trust that has helped engineer the most successful multi-movie integrated story in the history of cinema will co-produce the new film which promises to take Spider-Man in a new direction.
Apparently, Spidey is going to undergo yet another reboot and if the brief clip we see in the new Civil War trailer is any indication, he will return to his youthful roots and his more traditional costume. Gone is the Kevlar-look with raised webs. Instead Spider-Man looks as if he stepped out of his comic book origins – right along with the smaller spider symbol on his chest. Interestingly, Spidey's eyes move much like the early Spider-Man cartoons. Wonder how they will explain that! Tom Holland, the new Spider-Man both in Marvel's Captain America: Civil War and in Sony's upcoming 2017 release is a young 19-year old compared to former web-slinger Andrew Garfield at 31. Noticeably, Holland has a much more youthful sound quality to his voice also, but one that makes sense seeing as Spider-Man's origin in the comic books land Peter Parker in high school when he starts his career.
Marvel's Captain America: Civil War introduces both Black Panther and Spider-Man into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man/Peter Parker (Tom Holland), Photo Credit: Film Frame © Marvel 2016
Spidey will actually make his Disney debut before Civil War. Beginning April 3, he will be featured alongside Captain America in Hollywood Land at Disney California Adventure. Go by, take a selfie with everyone's favorite wall-crawler, and welcome him to the mighty Marvel movie franchise. If you needed another reason to see Captain America: Civil War beyond the appearance of Robert Downey, Jr. as Iron Man, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, Paul Rudd as Ant-Man, Falcon, Vision, Scarlet Witch, Bucky, and the first appearance of Chadwick Boseman as Black Panther, now you've got one.
Captain America: Civil War opens in theaters nationwide May 6, 2016.
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"Свети Атанасий" () е възрожденска православна църква в демирхисарското село Стругово, Северна Македония. Църквата е под управлението на Преспанско-Пелагонийската епархия на Македонската православна църква.

Църквата е гробищен храм, разположен в северния край на селото. Изградена е изписана в края на XIX век от крушевски майстори. В архитектурно отношение е трикорабна базилика, покрита с дървен свод в централния кораб. По-късно западната стена е разрушена и храмът е удължен, на запад е прилепена кулообразна камбанария, а над свода е изграден малък купол на осемстранен барабан. Зидарията е от ломен камък, като венецът, юглите и вратите са от дялан бигор. Покривът е на две води с керемиди, а куполът е покрит с ламарина. Фасадите са фугирани.

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A decade of Fairtrade in Inverclyde Inverclyde will celebrate a decade of being a Fairtrade zone after retaining its status.
Wildfire warning The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) is warning of a very high risk of wildfire across all parts of Scotland, including Inverclyde.
Partner Press Release: Beacon Arts Centre and Custom House light up purple for Dementia Awareness Week This June, the Beacon Arts Centre and Custom House on Greenock's waterfront, will light up purple in support of Alzheimer Scotland and to mark Dementia Awareness Week 2021.
Green jobs funding call Inverclyde businesses are being urged to tap into national funding to create green jobs.
United call for long term funding for councils Councils and local government watchdog call for long term funding deal for councils to aid recovery and certainty for communities.
Kilmacolm Library 10th anniversary Bookworms in Kilmacolm are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the village library.
£4m recovery investment The council is set to invest £4m to boost recovery across Inverclyde.
£2m anti-poverty fund Inverclyde Council has agreed a new series of spending projects to help tackle poverty in the area.
Best in the country Inverclyde Council is officially one of the best performing councils in the country.
Summer holiday hubs – apply now The council is running two summer activity hubs at Port Glasgow Community Campus and Clydeview Academy aimed at working families on low incomes and places will be prioritised for children who are entitled to free school meals and clothing grants.
The Small Turret on Tower Hill is more of a landmark than an architectural feature and commands extensive views over the Firth of Clyde to the mountains beyond. Erected as a viewpoint by the local laird in 1847, this B listed structure consists of a circular tower with views to Argyll & The Highlands.