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Are we going to say goodbye to Sun branded USP V/VM?
Due to the recent acquisition of Sun Microsystems by Oracle Corporation, there has been much speculation as to the effect the merger will have on the market, product offerings and partnerships. As you are aware, Hitachi Data Systems and Sun Microsystems have enjoyed a successful business partnership. On March 31, 2010, the current distribution agreement that Hitachi Data Systems and Sun Microsystems have been jointly operating under for the past nine years will come to an end.
This relationship has given our partners access to industry-leading storage solutions built on Hitachi technology on which many of the world's top enterprises have come to rely. With the acquisition of Sun Microsystems, Hitachi Data Systems and Oracle agree that the time is right to evolve this relationship into one reflecting the priorities of the new company. We are jointly determining the positioning of the products and solutions based on Hitachi Data Systems that you have deployed with clients. We understand you and your customers have questions and concerns surrounding service obligations to the global install base moving forward.
Hitachi Data Systems will be answering all questions and concerns with solid transition programs and will focus on meeting the demands of the continued excitement in the marketplace around the Hitachi Data Systems technology and the unique leading edge solutions that the Hitachi Data Systems brand has, and will continue to bring to market. These solutions will continue to be made available to you and your customers under the Hitachi Data Systems brand name.
Details will be forthcoming on programs and processes that will help guide you and your customers, as we transition this business moving forward. A new chapter is here, and Hitachi Data Systems sees great opportunities for you that will materialize in the market. Protecting, developing and growing your business is our top priority.
Nothing is clear from this letter and the consequences of these steps are misty. But ironically, this new turn in the evolution of long evolving relations between Sun and Hitachi is planed for the 1st of April or all fool's day.


Only three of the qualities of the man, formerly known as Father John, of a small village in Greenwood, USA.
Although the believers were dwindling, he still believed.
Although his church was demolished, he still believed.
Although the suits fell, he still believed.
Although terror rose, he still believed.
Although some of his friends vanished, he still believed.
Although he found the strange pod in the construction site in his former church, he still believed.
Finally, as some unknown lunatics killed his family while trying to get his hands on his suit, "The Great Armaments" he snapped. He cursed the world, never to be seen again. He banded like-minded people, and vowed to strip the unworthy, power-abusing or careless factions of their newly inherited possessions. He stripped every record of any database to be found, and vanished.
Nothing about John Carwick is known. It is rumored that he infiltrated multiple government agencies, eradicating any confirmations of his existance. Even most of his former parish-members only reported that someday he showed up, and took on the role as priest, after the former died due to old-age. After gathering subordinates, he has re-emerged and taken the name of "The Cleric". Most of them have a reason that is pretty similar to his, although some lunatics have joined as well, looking for the hardest fights possible.
The graveyard of Greenwood has two graves that link to him, one dubbed "Lynn Carwick: 2098 - 2142" the other "Annabelle Carwick: 2132-2142". Residents confirmed both graves to belong to the wife and the daughter of the man formerly known as John Carwick.
John is reported to have a trustable appearence. His face features a white, short beard and a long scar running down his face, then his throat, then his body. It is said that the Cleric is of old age, presumably age 60 or older.
Unfortunately, no one was able to confirm those Infos, yet.
Not much is known about this unique suit. Rumor has it, that his suit moves strangely, as you would in Zero-G, the vacuum. Unconfirmed sightings report that of a winged, white angel with black highlights and halos floating around parts of its body. No one has seen the use of firearms. A report was told, that "The Cleric" wields a strange, huge sword, entirely out of an unknown material.
His speed seems to be non-comprehensible. Nobody until now could even scratch the suit of the cleric. Still, nothing is known and all these stories have still to be verified by experts.


*some assembly required: A kitchen that "fits like a mitten"
By now, you may have figured out that we try to keep things very simple. So many homes today are designed to "fit like a glove", with custom features piled on and everything designed to be perfect for a single moment in time. We think that's too costly and too short-sighted. Our preference is to design homes that "fit like a mitten", so they cost less up front, then last a long, long time. A good illustration of this concept is the kitchen at our current project on Ramsey Avenue. We designed it to be ultra simple, with an island that's a piece of movable furniture, rather than a typical built-in island cabinet. The result is a kitchen that can accommodate changes in use and lifestyle from day to day or decade to decade. It's also really easy to freshen up over the years with new materials and colors, which is a great alternative to today's typical overkill kitchen.
We didn't invent this concept, of course (turns out, we don't invent much!). This is just a 21st century reinterpretation of your grandmother's farmhouse kitchen. It's designed to be loose and bright and very functional, whether you're cooking, eating, or hanging out with friends.


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Steve Wiest and Art Bouton:
Co-Chairs, Lamont Jazz Studies
Lamont Jazz Faculty, Alpha Listing:
Lamont Jazz Faculty, Specialty Listing:
Mike Abbott
Lynn Baker
Bijoux Barbosa
Art Bouton
Eric Gunnison
Dave Hanson
Al Hood
Mike Marlier
Donna Wickham
Steve Wiest
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Jazz Faculty Group "Phröntrange"
Steve Wiest: Co-Chair Jazz Studies, Lamont Jazz Orchestra, Small Group I
Composition and Arranging, Jazz Trombone. steve.wiest@du.edu
Multiple Grammy-nominated trombonist, composer, author, cartoonist and educator Steve Wiest first came to the attention of the music world with his work as soloist and writer for Maynard Ferguson. From 1981-1985 Wiest performed with, wrote for and recorded on a number of Ferguson's CDs. At the end of Maynard's career, Steve reunited with him and an all-star band and recorded on his final album: "The One and Only." Wiest's arrangement of Besame Mucho on "The One and Only"was nominated for a Grammy that year as "Best Instrumental Arrangement."
After leaving the Ferguson organization, Wiest continued a prolific career as a performer working with numerous bands such as the Doc Serverinsen Big Band. Beginning a long and successful career as an educator, Wiest also taught at The University of Texas at Arlington, The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, The University of North Texas (where he was Director of the 7-time Grammy nominated One O'Clock Lab Band) and currently at The University of Denver where he is Co-Chair of Jazz Studies.
Steve garnered two more Grammy nominations for "Best Large Jazz Ensemble" (Lab 2009) and "Best Instrumental Composition" (for his work "Ice-Nine") In 2014, Steve released a new project titled Concerto for Folded Space, featuring himself as trombonist and composer along with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame artist Jimmy Pankow from the super group Chicago. Concerto was programmatically informed by Wiest's first science fiction novel titled The Dover Stone, which is available on Amazon. A jazz-fusion project called Phröntrange (made up of DU faculty Art Bouton on EWI, Eric Gunnison on keyboards, Mike Marlier on drums, Bijoux Barbosa on bass and Mike Abbott on guitar) followed Concerto with much critical praise. Steve's newest endeavor is an all-star rock and pop horn band called Vinyl Hampdin. The group has already released six videos filmed by Andy LaViolette (of Snarky Puppy fame) and will release a full album in October, 2017.
Whether it is via trombone, composition, education, drawing and illustrating or science fiction, Wiest is an in-demand and excitingly creative artist and makes his home in Denver, Colorado.
To learn more about Steve, go to his artist website at steve-wiest.com
Steve Wiest plays the Edwards T302 custom "Excalibur" trombone and Griego-Wiest SW Model mouthpieces and Facet Mutes exclusively.
Art Bouton: Co-Chair Jazz Studies and Professor of Saxophone
art.bouton@du.edu
Art Bouton is first call saxophonist and woodwind performer throughout the Western US. He has extensive performance experience on all saxophones, flutes, clarinets and bassoon, as well as the Akai Electronic Wind Instrument (EWI). Art is a founding member of the Lamont jazz faculty group the DU Jazz Faculty Combo and is featured on many of their recordings.
He is founder and Director of the Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra, an ensemble devoted to performing the finest in classic big band jazz and contemporary large ensemble jazz. He plays lead alto in the H2 Big Band, tenor sax in the Adam Bartczak Republic, flutes the Wil Swindler Elevenet, and EWI in Steve Wiest's group, Phröntrange, all contemporary ensembles specializing in new music for jazz ensembles.Mr. Bouton regularly performs with the Colorado Symphony, Colorado Ballet, Opera Colorado, the Colorado Springs Philharmonic, the Colorado Music Festival Orchestra, and is a member of the orchestra at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. Art was also a featured performer at the 2010 TEDx DU Conference and performed as soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra that same year.
Art performs as guest soloist and clinician at high schools and colleges throughout the US and has served on the faculty of the Yellowstone Jazz Camp, Mile High Jazz Camp, the Telluride Jazz Camp and Clark Terry Great Plains Jazz Camp. Recordings and videos can be found at coloradojazz.org and ArtBouton.com.
Eric Gunnison: Jazz Piano, Theory and Composition (Improvisation)
Small Group I eric.gunnison@du.edu
Eric Gunnison is Instructor of Jazz Piano at the Lamont School of Music. He was raised in a musical family in Buffalo, NY and attended Berklee College of Music in Boston, graduating with a BA in music composition in 1979. He lives in Denver where he has been a mainstay in the music scene for 19 years. Eric has toured and recorded with vocal jazz group Rare Silk, jazz vocalist Carmen McRae, saxophonist Nelson Rangell and trumpeter Ron Miles. In addition, he has performed in concert with Dizzy Gillespie, James Moody, Phil Woods, Red Rodney, Bobby Shew, Jerry Bergonzi, John McNeil and Eddie Gomez.
As a part of the Denver scene, Eric has appeared in concert with both the Colorado and Colorado Springs Symphonies. He also works with his own band, Wake Up Call, performing his original music. As an educator, Eric has worked at the Denver and Cherry Creek schools, CU Boulder and Metropolitan State University of Denver as a performer and clinician. Eric is also active in the local studio scene having created music for commercials by clients such as TCI, Steamboat Springs, Breckenridge, Primestar and McDonalds.
Mike Marlier: Drumset Director, Drumset Studies, Lamont Jazz Ensemble
Mike.Marlier@du.edu
Mike Marlier is in his 22nd year as the Director of Drum Set Studies at Lamont. He started playing drums at the age of five, and hasn't stopped. A lifetime in music was established from the day he was born, as he was immersed in the jazz records his father played both at home and on the radio station where he worked. Growing up in Sandusky, Ohio, he started playing in the school band program in the fourth grade and also began studying the string bass with Lawrence Angel from the Cleveland Symphony.
He won the Louis Armstrong Excellence in Jazz award his senior year in high school, and attended the prestigious Interlochen Arts Academy in 1975, where he played with Bob Hope, Maynard Ferguson and Benny Goodman. He was offered scholarships to the University of Tennessee in both percussion and string bass. After completing his studies at Bowling Green State University, he moved to Denver in 1981.
Mike Abbott: Jazz Guitar, Theory and Composition (Improvisation) and Jazz Guitar Ensembles.
Littletrini@comcast.net
Mike Abbott has performed and/or recorded with The Rolling Stones' horn section, Randy Brecker, Maria Schneider, Jeff Hamilton, John Clayton, Chie Imaizumi, Sammy Davis Jr., Burt Bacharach, Paul Shaffer, Joey Calderazzo, and Marc Copland. After earning his Music Degree in 1988 at the University of Miami in Florida, he moved to New York City and started playing clubs, touring the US and Europe, and recording.
In 2012, Mike's book, The Guitar and Amp Sourcebook, was published by Harper Collins Publishers. This 450-page tome provides an insider's look into the who, what, where, when, and how of guitar and amplifier development from the dawn of the 20th century to the present day. He has also transcribed rock and blues guitar songs and solos for Guitar World magazine, Warner Brothers Publications and Hal Leonard Publications.
Accessrock.com is an interactive instructional website for guitar that Mike has owned and run since 2001. In 2003, Mike and his family moved from New Jersey to Denver. He has mentored many guitar students on to study at prestigious music colleges. He teaches at the University of Denver, Colorado Conservatory for The Jazz Arts and privately in Denver. Mike currently performs with The Mike Abbott Trio as well as many of Denver's finest musicians.
Alan Hood, Professor of Trumpet, Small Groups.
Alan.Hood@du.edu
Trumpeter Alan Hood hails from the small upstate New York town of Pumpkin Hook and has been performing music for more than 35 years. Mr. Hood toured the world with the Phil Collins Big Band appearing at the Montreux and North Sea Jazz Festivals and New York City's prestigious Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall. He is among featured soloists on the band's live compact disc recording A Hot Night in Paris, on the Atlantic jazz label and appears on well over fifty other jazz, commercial and classical recordings. Appearing with the orchestras of Woody Herman, Glenn Miller, Harry James and performing on stage with Ray Charles, Doc Severinsen, Natalie Cole, Manhattan Transfer, Arturo Sandoval, the Richie Cole Alto Madness Orchestra, the Summit Brass, Jon Faddis, Conte Candoli, Clark Terry, Curtis Fuller and Wynton Marsalis, to name just a few, has rewarded Alan with an array of irreplaceable memories and a well spring of professional experience.
Dividing his career between performing and teaching full time (since 1999) at the University of Denver's Lamont School of Music as Professor of Trumpet, Al coaches Lamont Jazz Combos, teaches Applied Trumpet & Pedagogy and a course on jazz trumpeter Clifford Brown. He proudly hosted the highly acclaimed 2004 International Trumpet Guild conference at the Lamont School of Music and is currently a faculty member (since 2007) of the annual esteemed Rafael Méndez Brass Institute (and a former 5-year host!), featuring the world-renown Summit Brass. As a freelance trumpeter he continuously performs and records in and beyond the Colorado region with the Denver Brass, the Ken Walker Jazz Sextet, the Denver Brass 5 Quintet, the Peter Sommer Septet and the Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra. In 2008, he released his first solo CD Just A Little Taste which features the arranging talents of Dave Hanson in various settings for trumpet, rhythm section, strings, sax, flute, oboe and French horn. In 2011, Al released a big band CD with Hanson and the H2 Big Band on the Jazzed Media label entitled You're It!, featuring the exciting trumpet playing of guest Bobby Shew, among others. The CD peaked at #10 on the national Jazz Week radio chart and was #1 on Bob Parlocha's Top 40 list for several weeks. They followed that up in 2015 with It Could Happen, featuring vocalist Rene Marie along with some of LA's finest studio musicians making up the H2 Big Band. This Origin Records release remained in the top 20 on Jazz Week radio play for the entire summer of 2015. Al's playing can also be heard on the 2010 Capri label double-CD release by legendary jazz trombonist Curtis Fuller entitled I Will Tell Her, which reached #1 on Jazz Week, and Fuller's 2012 Capri release Down Home, also reaching #1 on the Jazz Week charts and finishing the year at #5 all around.
Prior to his 1999 appointment with the University of Denver, Alan taught jazz trumpet and musicology at the University of Miami while pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in jazz performance. Mr. Hood holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Kentucky, a Master of Music degree from Northern Illinois University and has taught music at the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Richmond in Virginia. His main trumpet mentors include Vince DiMartino, Ron Modell, the late Ray Crisara, the late Gil Johnson and Howard Rowe. As a clinician, Al continuously enjoys working with and performing with students from such places as the University of Minnesota, Western Michigan University, University of Illinois, Indiana University, Pittsburg (KS) State University, East Tennessee State University, Wichita State University, Centre College, University of North Texas, University of Northern Colorado, Southern Methodist University and Nagoya University of the Arts in Japan, to name a few. He has performed and has made presentations at the International Trumpet Guild conference, the International Association of Jazz Educators conference, the National Trumpet Competition, the Colorado Music Educators Association conference, the Texas Music Educators Association conference and at the International Association of Jazz Record Collectors conference. He has also served as a judge for the National Trumpet Competition, the International Trumpet Guild, the Carmine Caruso International Jazz Competition and at many Colorado and national jazz festivals.
A leading authority on the life and work of jazz trumpet legend, Clifford Brown, his doctoral research topic, Al has to his credit, several published articles on Brown and has been invited to present his findings at international conferences. Dr. Nick Catalano's 1999 biography of Clifford Brown, published by Oxford University Press, showcases Hood's major contributions as chief research consultant and primary interviewer. His research (and trumpet playing) is also utilized in the acclaimed 2014 DVD documentary on Brown by Don Glanden entitled Brownie Speaks, and he has been consulted by Jazz at Lincoln Center's Education Department for assistance with their Brown exhibit that was a part of the Nesuhi Ertegun Jazz Hall of Fame.
Ken Walker, Jazz Acoustic Bass and Small Groups.
kenneth.walker@du.edu
Walker received a BA in music education from Arkansas Tech University in 1979 and through 1985 worked as a free-lance bassist in the Little Rock area with both local bands and visiting artists from around the US. He moved to Denver in late 1985 and in 1987 began a 12-year tenure as the house bassist at Denver's legendary jazz club El Chapultepec that ended in 1998.
From 1987-1990 Walker participated in the Young Audience Program through the Denver Public Schools and was on the faculty of the Mile High Jazz Camp at the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1991 and from 1997-2001.
Walker has been on the faculty of the Lamont School of Music since 1991 where he teaches jazz bass to all jazz bass majors, and coaches Small Groups in addition to his studio. Ken has also been the bassist for The DU Jazz Faculty Combo, formerly known as The Climb, which was chosen to perform at the 1995 IAJE Convention in Anaheim, California.
Donna Wickham, Jazz Voice, Vocal Ensembles
Donna.Wickham@du.edu
Donna Wickham holds a BM in vocal performance and an MM in conducting from the University of Denver. She is the head of the Vocal Jazz program at the Lamont School of Music and teaches music history courses for Colorado Community Colleges Online. Her diverse professional activities include work as a jazz composer, arranger and performer, conductor, and keyboardist in genres that range from early music to rock, jazz and avant-garde. She's an emerging voice in chamber jazz, with compositions that meld elements of art song with jazz rhythms and harmonies.
Donna has appeared at venues ranging from Red Rocks to Carnegie Hall, and in festivals like the Bravo! Vail Music Festival and Aspen Music Festival. She has released three critically acclaimed albums, two with Firesign Vocal Quartet, one of which features her composition Veni Redemptor Gentium,as well as a jazz album titled Myth and Memory, which features her own compositions. To learn more about Donna, visit her website at www.donnawickham.com.
Eduardo "Bijoux" Barbosa, Electric Bass
bijouxmusic@aol.com
Eduardo "Bijoux" Barbosa is a bassist/composer/arranger and was born in Sao Paulo-Brazil where he studied music with Prof. Nadir Dos Santos. Bijoux also studied double bass with Carlos Verenzuela.In 1997, Bijoux moved to Denver. Since arriving in Denver, he has been very busy performing both on double bass and electric bass. Bijoux is one of the top studio musicians in Colorado.
Bijoux has been on over 500 recording sessions including many award winning recordings. He has performed with a wide array of stars: Herbie Mann, Dave Grusin, Don Grusin, Nelson Rangell, Stanley Jordan, Bryan Lynch, Russell Ferrante, Chuck Loab, Gerald Albright and Lee Ritenour, Ron Blake, Paul McAndles, Jaleel Shaw, and Donald Harrison to name a few.
Currently, Bijoux performs with the Nelson Rangell Quartet, gogoLab, the Littleton Symphony Orchestra. He performs with just about every local jazz musician, as well as with many of the touring jazz soloists who make a stop to perform in Denver.
Dave Hanson, Composition and Arranging,
Jazz at the Keyboard
David.Hanson@du.edu
Dave Hanson is an arranger, composer, and pianist who has written for a diverse range of artists and ensembles, including the Boston Pops, National Repertory Orchestra, Pittsburg, St. Louis, Houston, New Jersey, San Antonio, Fort Worth, Indianapolis, Utah, Colorado, Atlanta, Minnesota, Ukrainian State Symphony, Akron, and Colorado Springs Symphony Orchestras. He has done special arrangements for the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City, and has completed three commissioned works for the USAF Falconaires, written for the Denver Brass, Boulder Brass, and artists including Paul Winter, Marvin Stamm, Nelson Rangell, and Al Hood.
He is co-leader, with Al Hood, of the H2 Big Band whose 2011 release "You're It" climbed to #10 on the Jazz Week radio chart, and was #1 on Bob Parlocha's syndicated jazz radio show playlist. That release was followed in 2015 by "It Could Happen" which was recorded in Los Angeles with an 'A' list studio ensemble and the vocalist Rene Marie. That release went to #13 on the Jazz Week radio chart. All of the arrangements on both CD's are by Dave Hanson.
Hanson studied arranging for three summers with Rayburn Wright and Manny Albam at the Eastman Arrangers Labs, and was the co-recipient of the Duke Ellington Award at the 1983 Arrangers Lab. His music is published by Kendor Music, Really Good Music, and Denver Brass Publications.
Lynn Baker, Jazz Musicology, Small Groups
Lynn.Baker@du.edu
Lynn Baker is an active saxophone performer and clinician, performing with his own Lynn Baker Quartet, Miguel Espinoza's Flamenco Jazz, and the beats-electronic-free improvisation trio Gemstone Debris. He is a Conn-Selmer Artist Clinician and has made appearances at colleges, universities, high schools, and festivals, which have taken him across North America, Europe, and to Asia. He is an Origin Records recording artist with Azure Intention released in 2010 and LectroCoustic in 2013.
Lynn is an award-winning composer, performer, and educator winning the 1995 COVisions Award for Jazz Composition, the 1987 Westside Composer Award (Minneapolis, MN), the 1980 Ruth Loraine Close award in performance from the University of Oregon, and the 2005 Downbeat Magazine award for Outstanding Achievement in Jazz Education – College Level. Students and ensembles from Lamont are frequent Downbeat Student Music Award winners. Lynn's compositions are published by UNC Jazz Press and Malcor Music Publishing. His unique and innovative texts on jazz improvisation; The Shape Method, and accompanying books Etude Supplements, Vols. 1 and 2 can be purchased at amazon. He has also published a set of exercise books that combine jazz foundational materials with flamenco rhythmic concepts – Jazz Fundamentals in Flamenco can also be purchased at amazon.
Lynn is a Recording Academy/Grammy-nominated educator and the former Director of the Jazz Studies and Commercial Music Program at the Lamont School of Music, University of Denver. Lynn holds degrees from the University of Oregon and Western Oregon University and has also studied at Mt Hood Community College with Larry McVeigh and at Indiana University with David Baker, Dominic Spera and Eugene Rousseau. Before coming to Denver in 1993 Lynn taught at Indiana University, Carleton College, and universities in Oregon.
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It Was a Wonderful Life is a 1993 documentary film about homeless women in the United States. It won the Gold Award at the WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival. It was also nominated for an award by the International Documentary Association and for Best Documentary at the Hawaii International Film Festival.

The film follows six homeless women who were once part of the middle class and explores what caused them to become homeless. It was narrated by Jodie Foster.

The film was produced by Michèle Ohayon and Tamar E. Glaser, a descendant of "The Glaser-Kochavi family", a prominent business family located in Israel and the United States.

Lou Hall, one of the homeless women in the film, took her own life on November 7, 1992.

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2020 Winter Elite Camp
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Wennerberg's Walk-Off Highlights Final Day Against #23 Emory
#23 Emory
#23 Emory (17-8, 2-1) 2 1 2 4 0 0 6 15 15 0
Case Western Reserve (8-7, 1-2) 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 6 6
#23 Emory (17-9, 2-2) 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 6 0
#23 Emory (16-8, 1-1) 0 0 0 0 5 0 2 7 11 0
2B: Janelle Turnquest; Sarah Flanders 2
3B: none
HR: Janelle Turnquest; Ashley Powers
2B: Katie Wede; Grace Tritchler
HR: none
2B: Ashley Powers
HR: Jessie Michael
2B: Nicole Doyle 2
HR: Annie Wennerberg
2B: Cassie Baca
HR: Jessie Michael; Janelle Turnquest 2
2B: Nicole Carty
Case Western Reserve University senior Annie Wennerberg hit a walk-off solo home run to help the Spartans split the season series against 23rd-ranked Emory University on Saturday afternoon at Mather Park.
The Spartans and Eagles resumed their suspended game from yesterday, with Emory winning 7-0. Following the completion of that game, they played their scheduled doubleheader. Emory came away with the victory in the early contest, 15-3, but the Spartans rallied back in second game of the doubleheader to win 5-4 on the walk-off home run from Wennerberg.
CWRU now has an overall record of 9-7, including a 2-2 mark in the UAA. Emory moved to 17-9 overall on the season and also has a 2-2 conference record.
Game 2 (3/24): Emory 7, CWRU 0
The second game of Friday's doubleheader was a pitcher's duel, has both teams were held scoreless until the fifth inning when Emory erupted with five runs. The Eagles added two more runs in the seventh to secure the victory.
Junior Katie Dzierwa started and allowed three runs on five hits, while striking out two batters. Sami Feller earned the win for Emory, improving to 3-0 on the season.
Game 1 (3/25): Emory 15, CWRU 3
The Eagles scored nine runs throughout the first innings, until the Spartans responded with a run in the bottom of the fourth when freshman Nicole Carty hit an RBI groundout to score junior Grace Tritchler from third.
CWRU added two more in fifth when sophomore Nicole Doyle and Tritchler delivered RBI singles to cut the Eagles lead to 9-3. Emory went on to score six more runs in the seventh to secure the victory.
Freshman Callie Wang started and took the loss, dropping to 0-2 on the year. Feller earned her second win in as many game to improve to 4-0 on the season.
Game 2 (3/25): CWRU 5, Emory 4
In the final game of the four-game series, the Spartans fell behind early with Emory scoring three runs in the top of the first.
CWRU then got on the board in the third inning when Tritchler hit an RBI single to right field to score to score Doyle from third. The Eagles came back the following to score a run to extend their lead to 4-1.
The Spartans broke out in the fourth fifth inning to score three runs, including a perfectly designed double steal where Tritchler stole second and junior Maren Waldner stole home.
The game remained knotted at 4-4 until the bottom of the seventh inning. Wennerberg stepped to the plate to lead off the inning and crushed the first pitch in the at-bat over the right field wall to give the Spartans the walk-off 5-4 victory.
The home run was Wennerberg's first on the season and 32nd of her Spartan career.
Wennerberg also got the start on the mound in the final game, going 6.1 innings and striking out two batters. Dzierwa entered the game in relief to get the final two outs of the seventh inning which earned her the victory. She improved to 2-3 overall with the win. Britney File took the loss for Emory and fell to 7-4 on the season.
Case Western Reserve will be back in action next weekend when the team travels to Waltham, Massachusetts to take on Brandeis University for a four-game series on Friday and Saturday. The first game of the doubleheader on Friday is slated to start at 3:00 p.m.


Anna is originally from Cleveland Ohio. Made her way back to Beaufort (second time living here) in 2008 with her husband Rick. They have 4 amazing children and 4 of the cutest grandkids! Anna has more than 23 years of experience in the insurance world. Anna enjoys spending time with her family, dog and cat. She enjoys traveling and yet likes to relax at home. What she likes most about working at Kinghorn? The people! It's a great family twith which to be a part.


Panormos, Skopelos This sandy with beautiful small pebbles beach is surrounded by a beautiful bay with two small islets in its entrance.
Panormos is popular and busy during the summer.It offers sun loungers, umbrellas and various water sports.Close to the beach is located the small town of Panormos with beachside tavernas, hotels and cafes. Near the sea there are remnants of ancient walls.


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Carlson Awards HMP Employee IVY Canady National Employee of the Year
WILLIAMSBURG, VA – HMP Properties, L.L.C. (HMP), a hotel management and development company headquartered in Williamsburg, VA has announced Ivy Canady as the recipient of Carlson's National Employee of the Year. Ms. Canady, better known by her guests and fellow associates as "Ms. Ivy", was selected out of the hundreds of employees names that were submitted to Carlson earlier this year. Ms. Ivy was flown to Los Vegas to receive her award at the National Carlson Owners Convention during the summer.
Ms. Ivy, born and raised in Newport News, VA is married to Douglas Canady and blessed with five children and eleven grandchildren. She retired in 1991 from the accounting department in Colonial Williamsburg and started in the hotel business as a hostess in 1994 to 2002 where she also received employee of the year by the management company seven times and flown to Chicago twice. James City and York County also recognized Ms. Ivy for the Hospitality Award in 1999. In November of 2006, she joined HMP at the Country Inn E: Suites on By Pass Rd in Williamsburg, VA as a breakfast hostess. Since her arrival she has collected enough addresses to fill two address books, receives over 200 Christmas cards annually from all over the world, including India, parts of Europe and Canada. She receives letters and calls weekly from those she has touched along the way. Ms. Ivy is truly an inspiration and walks the talk of Hospitality and Human Kindness. Hitesh Patel, President and CEO of HMP Properties is proud to have such a wonderful person working with his team.
HMP Properties, L.L.C is an award-winning hotel development and management company headquartered in Williamsburg, VA. Since its inception in 2004 HMP Properties have built reputable brands and maintained the highest of standards throughout its systems. The company currently owns and operates four hotels throughout Virginia with eight new locations in the pipeline scheduled to open within the next two years. HMP prides itself on well built hotels, in strong markets, with dedicated and hospitable associates who enable them to have franchises with top quality hotels such as Marriott, lnterContinental, Hilton, Choice and Carlson.
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Buckeyes officials who watched Meyer drag the program into the quicksand are many of the same ones who thankfully saw something in Day.With the trade deadline just three weeks away now, fans want to know what to expect as Feb 26 approaches.You need that depth if you're going to win a Calder Cup.The speedy second-year wideout will look to maintain his momentum against the Giants in a Week 15 interconference showdown.That motivation made him arguably the Red Wings' best player at the Traverse City Prospects Tournament, where he led the team with seven points in four games as the team's top line center.
We make an effort to protect discussions from repeated comments either by the same reader or different readers We follow the same standards for taste as the daily newspaper.No regular in the rotation has more than three years of service in the NBA.The Boston Bruins and Calgary Flames had come for the , bringing hockey to people who had never before seen it, interacting with fans and soon-to-be fans, exploring a country most of them never thought they would see.Rubbing a stain will only work the dirt deeper into the fibers.Laurent Brossoit Bio.
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Be polite this sounds like a no brainer but I see IT people cop an attitude when they are asked a question by an end user. If you are working in IT this is part of the job and you should be thankful that someone thinks enough of you to ask a question. No matter how ridiculous the question might seem take the time to answer the question thoroughly and politely. Then after answering the question ask the person if they understand your explanation. This is especially important if you are an outside consultant because you want your customers to call you back when IT issues occur. Remember it takes only one person in office to talk bad about your services to ruin your client relationship.
Answer the phone & email immediately. One of the most productive things I do as a consultant is answer the phone and emails right away. Unless you are with a customer, on the phone, in the bathroom or sleeping there is no reason to not answer immediately. I have beat out a number of IT competitors because I respond immediately. My customers know that when they call I will answer. I have had customers tell me their previous IT consultant would not return phone calls for days. Even when they left messages saying the server or Internet was down. If you do this one thing I promise you that you will have more repeat business than you can handle. I have also received client referrals because of my responsiveness.
Listen & Ask questions. When you are at a client listen to employee complaints that are IT related. These complaints are an opportunity for additional work. Ask the employee what the issue is and tell them you may have a solution for them. Typically what I experience is that the user goes to their manager and requests I fix the issue. A two hour service call can easily turn into an eight hour service call. Always be listening for ways to make your customer's life easier. This means more work for you.
Your words must match your actions. If you tell someone that you are going to take care of an issue be sure you follow through with it. Again I have replaced competitors because they do not follow through with their word. I have a customer that used to schedule IT service on a specific day and the IT consultant would show up a couple of days later. That is so disrespectful and proves that you are not reliable. Would you trust a man's work that operates this way? I wouldn't! When a customer requests service I immediately schedule the service in my Blackberry. My Blackberry Calendar automatically synchronizes with my Google Calendar and Outlook. This way nothing is ever overlooked.
Explain what you are doing in simple terms. Do not try to act like you are the smartest guy in the room. A truly smart person does not have to prove they are smart. Did you ever have your car serviced and the auto mechanic starts talking about how the flux capacitor is not connecting to the canooten valve? You stand there nodding your head having no idea what the guy is talking about. That is the feeling your non-technical end users feel when you start spitting out acronyms when giving an explanation. Give explanations in general easy to understand terms. Use analogies the user will recognize. If they ask for a more detailed explanation then you can give a technical explanation. Companies will keep calling you back if you can make something complex easy to understand.
Add convenience as a value added service. Everybody is busy and has little time for anything but their primary job responsibilities. I recommend doing everything you can to make your customer's life as easy as possible when dealing with you. This may require investigating products or giving solution anaylsis to help aid in your customer's decision making process. If your customers know that dealing with you makes their life a little easier they will be sure to call you repeatedly.
In conclusion if you follow these six steps you will be able to leverage your existing customer base to increase your revenue. When you are interacting with a customer always be thinking how you can provide value. Put yourself in your customer's position and think how you would like to be treated. What are some of the ways you provide value to your customers? Leave your responses in the comment box below.
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The Walking Dead was once the undisputed king of American cable television. From its third season until its sixth, it had the highest 18-49 viewership of any TV show in America, and it twice boasted more than 17 million viewers. The last time it hit such a peak was with its controversial seventh season premiere in October 2016; just 18 months later its draw has fallen by 63%, with its latest episode pulling in a relatively paltry 6.3 million viewers – only 300,000 more than its first season's finale in 2010. As things stand, the reign of The Walking Dead is hanging by a thread – and it's not hard to see why.
Though once comparable to Game of Thrones in popularity, TWD stopped growing its fanbase two years ago with a cliffhanger that proved fatal not just for its characters, but also its own viewership. The notorious question of which member of Rick's group Negan was going to kill – one stretched over the entire summer of 2016 – was answered in an episode that drew complaints for its goriness, and for its twist. Having 'fake-killed' Glenn once before, the show offed that beloved character alongside another – Abraham – in a turn of events that shocked for all the wrong reasons.
Since then, it's continued to erode its audience's patience and goodwill with excessive world-building and unsatisfying character choices. As season 7 continued, the world Rick Grimes and his crew inhabit expanded from a small region of Georgia to a large network of settlements containing a much larger number of characters. Walkers were seen far less often; the heart-in-mouth horror of the zombie bite was traded in for formulaic spats with human villains. Individual episodes became an excess of exposition mired in one of several locations, making overall story progress painfully slow. Monologues began to abound as the comics' All Out War arc was bloated to fill two 16-episode seasons. All of this discomfort came to a head in December 2017, when 18-year-old actor Chandler Riggs – who played original character Carl Grimes – was revealed to be leaving the show, counter to the comic-book storyline. More than 80,000 fans have since signed a petition to remove showrunner Scott Gimple from his position. Instead, Gimple has received a promotion.
The decision-making around Carl is emblematic of how Walking Dead fans and showrunners no longer see eye to eye. Much like in Game of Thrones, deaths in The Walking Dead are only impactful when they serve a greater narrative purpose than pure shock. TWD has thrown many of its most beloved characters into the meat-grinder to spice up a storyline, and it's now dangerously low on people to root for. Carl was a character who had against all odds lived through the harsh world around him and become a formidable survivor in his own right. His midseason death feels tacky and sensational rather than emotional; the payoff is supposedly a set of crucial letters he wrote to Rick and Negan – revealed in the latest episode – but it's impossible to see them as justification for Chandler Riggs' exit, especially when the actor was reportedly keen to continue with the show.
While Game of Thrones' popularity continues to rise – its season 7 finale was watched by a record 16.5 million fans – The Walking Dead is on course to have its worst season finale in seven years. That's not to say there isn't any hope for the future: season 9 has been confirmed with a new showrunner, Angela Kang. The grim Negan years are set to come to an end with Sunday's season 8 finale, potentially allowing Kang to revitalise a series viewers are clearly growing bored of. But where there's potential, there's also an overconfidence that seems to actively disregards the desires of its audience: AMC boss Josh Sapan has promised decades more of the franchise. Decades? Isn't this series all about brains?


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You Hear That
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Robbin Thompson & Steve Bassett
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I've lived in Virginia all my life. In fact, I'm fairly certain I've never been outside of the state (JK it's a commonwealth — just testing you) for more than two consecutive weeks. You could call me a homebody, and you'd be right, but that's only part of the reason why I tend not to wander. I really, really like it here, and that sense of pride led me to interview Robbin Thompson and Steve Bassett about their song "Sweet Virginia Breeze," which the General Assembly recently named the state (ahem, commonwealth) popular song. The interview just went up over at Richmond Navigator.
I thought I'd single out one Thompson quote, which helps to illustrate why I feel such a kinship with the song and its writers:
You realize that when you're in a band and people have taken you under their wing, or people like what you're doing, instead of moving away and going to some place that may or may not help your career, you try to make your career go around where you like to live. That's always been my theory.
That strikes me as wildly admirable, and it was a true joy speaking with these two Richmond legends. Check out the full River City Magazine article here and listen to Virginia's official popular song below.
The Robbin Thompson Band — "Sweet Virginia Breeze" [Spotify/iTunes]
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Outside-In: Davíð Brynjar Franzson
by 5:4 June 2, 2020 • 11:08
written by 5:4 June 2, 2020 • 11:08
The latest field recording in my Outside-In project comes from Icelandic composer Davíð Brynjar Franzson. His recording was made a few days ago in Abu Dhabi, in the United Arab Emirates, and in contrast to the previous recordings i've featured, it's something rather different, primarily because i think it's fair to say it contains precisely no natural sounds; everything in it is human-made. Here's Davíð's introduction to it:
I tried a few things, including hanging my Zoom out my window on the 45th floor. All you can hear is the hum of the air conditioners on the smaller buildings across the street until prayer cuts through it. The singing is actually the evening prayer; the government instructed people to pray from home for all of Ramadan and Eid but they still do the prayer singing to guide people.
This is after curfew so there are very few cars around, but apart from that, the ongoing hum of a thousand air conditioners (which is kind of the natural background when it's 40 degrees outside) forming into what is basically a wall of noise, with this heavily reverb-sounding prayer coming through, feels good to me. It is a very static soundscape, but it has a certain simplicity to it that I really like.
Of all the recordings featured thus far in Outside-In, this is the one i find most mesmeric. The omnipresent air-con noise sounds like an amalgamation of the wind and the sea, and it's interesting to listen to in and of itself. Occasionally there's the sound of a car beneath, but for the most part we're left to contemplate the random, roaring stasis of the noise. Here and there i find myself hearing small high-frequency 'chirrups', not unlike insect sounds, that may or may not be imaginary – it's always interesting to hear what happens when the brain is forced to contend with such ostensibly blank walls of diffusion. But of course the most compelling part is the call to prayer that occupies around half of the recording. Despite being so distant that it's almost subsumed by the noise, the muezzin's voice reverberates and bounces off the buildings, etching a wondrous line of melody through the dense air-con fug. The curious thing is that the 'tonic' of this melody (G natural) becomes teased out of the noise, temporarily turning it into a complex kind of drone. Again, this is probably an aural illusion, but for me it happens every time i listen. And once the muezzin finishes, sometimes the drone collapses back into an amorphous wall of undifferentiated noise, yet sometimes i can still hear an imaginary trace of that G natural. Fascinating.
i said this was different from the other Outside-In recordings due to its general lack of natural sounds, yet the fact that this was recorded indoors is especially significant at the present time when lockdowns and curfews continue to be a daily part of existence for many countries. It's a wonderful account of what can be heard – inside, 45 floors up – if you just stick your head (or your Zoom) out of the window.
All of the recordings featured in Outside-In are available to download or stream; there's no charge for downloading, but you're free to make a payment if you wish, and all proceeds made will be shared among the contributors.
If you have a recording you would like to be considered for this project, please see the Call for Recordings information below.
Outside-In by Davíð Brynjar Franzson
Call for Recordings
If you have a recording you would like to be considered for Outside-In, the guidelines are very simple:
approximately 5-15 minutes' duration – long enough to allow some decent immersion;
no obvious editing – recordings can be discreetly edited but should generally sound like a single recording, with no sudden cuts;
no indoor or underwater recordings – all in the open air;
no speech or overt human noises, apart from perhaps in the distance or as a part of the ambiance/surroundings;
the recording doesn't need to be made using high-end equipment, but should be good enough to be enjoyed transparently, without attention drawn to its shortcomings.
Please note: the idea is that the recordings were made before the lockdown, but if you would like to make one that reflects the current, quieter state of the world – without breaking any local rules on going outside in the process! – then that's absolutely fine.
To send your recording, please use the 5:4 Contact form and in the "Your Message" section please include the following:
a download link to your recording (via WeTransfer, or equivalent), which should preferably be in compressed lossless format (e.g. FLAC – no lossy recordings!);
information about the place, time and situation in which the recording took place – as much or as little detail as you would like to share;
a Google Maps link to the exact/approximate location where the recording was made.
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Our Lisbon stag party trampoline park makes for an unusual activity that the lads won't have tried before. It's a great way for the groom to blow off some steam after months of often stressful wedding planning as you unleash your inner 7-year old on this one-of-a-kind, action-packed site.
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Synergistic effects of mangrove leaf litter and supplemental feed on water quality, growth and survival of shrimp (Penaeus monodon, Fabricius, 1798) post larvae
Alam, M. I., Ahsan, N., Debrot, A. O. & Verdegem, M. C. J., 27 Apr 2021, WIAS Annual Conference 2021: 28 – 29 April 2021 Online COVID-friendly edition: Resilience. Ernst, T., Cui, H., Scaillierez, A. & Minussi, I. (eds.). Wageningen University & Research, p. 13-13
The Sealink Research Project: Submarine groundwater discharge (Sgd) affecting coral reef health around semi-arid islands in the Dutch Caribbean
Kruijssen, T. P., Castrechnini, A., van der Ploeg, M. J., van Breukelen, B., Vermeij, M., Debrot, A. O. & Bense, V. F., 2021, IAH 2021 Book of Abstracts : 48th IAH Congress in Belgium on September 6th-10th, 2021. p. 276-276 504
Validation and mapping of flat oyster genetic markers associated with the Bonamia ostreae status following a population genomics approach
Martinez, I., Chiclan, A., Blanco Garcia, A., Gundappa, M., Bean, T., Macqueen, D. J., Houston, R. D., Villalba, A., Vera, M., Kamermans, P. & Martinez, P., 2021, NORA 4 Reconnecting across Europe. 1 p.
1s4: Circularity and marine food production
van der Meer, J., van den Burg, S. W. K., Draijer, N., Jones-Walters, L. M., Poelman, M. & Visser, S. M., 11 Mar 2022, Circular@WUR 2022: 1. Biosphere: Rethinking our food and bio-based systems  . de Boer, I., Muller, A., van Apeldoorn, D., Kjerulf Petersen, J. & Doornbos, S. (eds.). Wageningen University & Research
1s4: Modelling seaweed cultivation on the dutch continental shelf
Vilmin, L., van Duren, L., Nauta, R. W. & Jansen, H. M., 11 Mar 2022, Circular@WUR 2022: 1. Biosphere: Rethinking our food and bio-based systems  . de Boer, I., Muller, A., van Apeldoorn, D., Kjerulf Petersen, J. & Doornbos, S. (eds.). Wageningen University & Research
1s4: Potential for carbon sequestration by using shells from aquaculture as building material
Foekema, E. M., Lansbergen, R. A., Poelman, M. & Jansen, H. M., 11 Mar 2022, Circular@WUR 2022: 1. Biosphere: Rethinking our food and bio-based systems  . de Boer, I., Muller, A., van Apeldoorn, D., Kjerulf Petersen, J. & Doornbos, S. (eds.). Wageningen University & Research
4s2a: Drivers of shrimp farmer adoption of Associated Mangrove Aquaculture in Bangladesh
de Vries, C. C., Debrot, A. O., Ahmed, M. U., Ahsan, N., Groeneveld, R. A. & Sarwer, R. H., 11 Mar 2022, Circular@WUR 2022: 4. Partnerships: Governance of transitions . de Boer, I., Muller, A., van Apeldoorn, D., Kjerulf Petersen, J. & Doornbos, S. (eds.). Wageningen University & Research
Diel vertical migrations of blonde skate (Raja brachyura) and spotted skate (R. montagui) in the Northeast Atlantic
Greenway, E. S. I., Batsleer, J., Poos, J. J. & Winter, H. V., 20 Oct 2022.
Diel vertical migrations of the blonde skate (Raja brachyura) and the spotted skate (R. montagui) in the Northeast Atlantic.
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Method for defining appropriate Acceptable Levels of Impact on bird populations
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Population dynamics of elasmobranchs in the North Sea
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Population dynamics of elasmobranchs in the North Sea.
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Scaling up offshore ecological enhancement: a framework to define ecological targets and how to reach them most efficiently
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Sticky-Shark: glueing multisensory tags to sharks to monitor behaviour around the magnetic field from offshore power cables
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adhesives 62%
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Biden's point man on Israel issues lives in Tel Aviv, works for Israeli thinktank, and should register as a foreign agent
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OBAMA AND HILLARY CLINTON ARE ATTENDED BY GEORGE MITCHELL, DENNIS ROSS AND DAN SHAPIRO, WHEN HE WAS ON THE NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL. SEPT. 1, 2010. (OFFICIAL WHITE HOUSE PHOTO BY PETE SOUZA)
BY PHILIP WEISS AUGUST 20, 2020
Daniel Shapiro, President Obama's former ambassador to Israel, has been all over the Democratic Party's discussion of Israel policy. As a member of the platform committee, he helped shut down any language about cutting or even conditioning aid to Israel over human rights violations, or about the "occupation," and afterward Shapiro was a lead spokesperson for the Biden effort, spinning the platform as critical of both sides.
Shapiro is a regular speaker at J Street and other Zionist organizations, explaining the strength of the U.S.-Israel relationship– and why it's in the American interest. He often writes political opinion pieces. He is now actively promoting Joe Biden among American Jews and could surely have a top foreign-policy role if Biden wins in November.
Shapiro lives in Tel Aviv and is a fellow at an Israeli security thinktank at Tel Aviv University that is led by a former head of Israeli military intelligence and brims with former Israeli government officials.
Shapiro's role as a fellow at the Institute for National Security Studies, where he is an expert on Israel's relationship with the U.S. and Palestinians, appears to make him subject to the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
That law requires "certain agents of foreign principals who are engaged in political activities" to disclose as much.
The INSS appears to satisfy the law's definition of a "foreign principal." That includes not only a government but "a partnership, association, corporation, organization, or other combination of persons organized under the laws of or having its principal place of business in a foreign country."
An "agent" includes someone whose activities are directed "in major part" by that "foreign principal." Political activities include "intending to influence any U.S. Government official or the American public regarding U.S. domestic or foreign policy…"
When Shapiro testified before Congress in 2018, he said he was "representing" INSS.
No doubt Dan Shapiro is a liberal-centrist Zionist who opposed Israel's annexation plans and supports the Iran deal. But he is also a reliable defender of just about everything Israel does and a vigorous opponent of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign. Shapiro has called Israel "this miracle, this gift, this jewel" and celebrates "Israel's legitimacy as the nation state of the Jewish people". He is also chair of the Israel Institute, an organization that promotes Israel on college campuses and works against BDS and whose president emeritus is a former Israeli ambassador.
Shapiro seems to have gone smoothly from being a US ambassador to being one of "Israel's lawyers" in U.S. public life (as Jareer Kassis puts it). When Israel killed 60 Palestinian protesters in one day on the Gaza border in 2018 over the embassy move, Shapiro said it was "tragic" but Hamas "terrorists" instigated the violence, using "people with violent intent and conducting violent acts." He told NPR that "It's a very big challenge for the Israeli military," just as the U.S. must contend with terrorists embedded in civilian groups. As for Israel killing 2000 Palestinians in 2014, including 500 children, Shapiro said: "Israel had really made every effort to try to avoid civilian casualties."
Shapiro has praised Trump's embassy move and praised portions of the Trump plan saying, "I'm 100% for being honest w/ Pals that there will be no right of return or any other outcome that undermines Isr as a Jewish state."
SHAPIRO WITH OBAMA AND BIDEN AT THE WHITE HOUSE, UNDATED FOTO FROM HIS FACEBOOK PAGE.
Imagine the controversy if a US ambassador to Russia didn't come home when his president left office but stayed on in Moscow and then worked for a Russian security thinktank and regularly explained away Russian atrocities and argued against Muslims having full rights? It would be a front-page story in the New York Times— and an ongoing embarrassment to the president who had appointed the ambassador.
AMBASSADOR DANIEL SHAPIRO AT A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY FOR ISRAEL BRIEFING, ON AUGUST 17, 2020. SCREENSHOT.
Shapiro has not responded to my questions about the Foreign Agents Registration Act, though I shared an early draft of this article with him.
Last summer Shapiro did respond when Scott Roth, our publisher, called him out on twitter:
For sure you were instrumental in helping to implement Obama's one-sided pro-apartheid policies. But your behavior since then, staying there as a hasbarist only makes him look stupid. You do work for a quasi-governmental Israeli think tank, right?
Shapiro said that the thinktank was independent and he was in Israel temporarily.
I hope you get a chance to ask him [Obama] if he was satisfied with my work carrying out his policies on the US-Israel relationship. I really do…
His policies, which were supportive of Israel's security and two states for Israel and Palestinians, as he (and I) understood US interests. I'm there temporarily, working at an independent think tank, writing on US policy, the same stuff I'd write at a DC think tank.
Temporarily has meant another year, and four years since Obama left office.
P.S. Shapiro regularly praises diversity in the Democratic Party, and I asked him about diversity at his two shops, the Institute for National Security Studies and the Israel Institute. Both these organizations appear to have no Palestinians as experts. The INSS experts appear to be Israeli Jews by and large. The staff and experts at the Israel Institute, which Shapiro chairs, all look to be Israeli Jews and American Jewish Zionists, but no Palestinians. I asked Shapiro, what about the very large Israeli minority that is non-Jewish; does the Israel Institute have any staffers from those communities? No response.
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The owners of the recalled Lexus SUVs should be warned of the problems related to the occupant classification system for the front passenger. The device has an error related to the seat belt sensor. According to Mercedes, the sensor can malfunction as the vehicle gets older, and this could cause the air bag warning to improperly relay information about the air bags.
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Happy to be back home after two weeks in New York, Florida palm tress. This is home!
@LopezJennyLopez, me encantaria que me acompañen… ahi nos vemos, o me ven mejor!
Walking my Manú…If I was one of his kind I would be totally in love with him.
Ombre colors in the sky. Sunset in Miami.
llevar y quedar bien a donde los lleves!
Boyish charm, love this from tennis.
Un poco de encanto masculino para las chicas, me encantan son de tennis.
Uno de mis tiendas favoritas en Colombia, mirando su mas reciente colección.
First coffee upon my arrival in Puerto Rico. Good looking coffee!
El primer cafe que me tomo a mi llegada a Puerto Rico. Esta lindo este cafe!
Bag: Ralph Lauren and accessories that you have seen me wearing here before.
Bolsa: Ralph Lauren y los accesorios que ya me los han visto aqui.
Wandering around Old San Juan. What a beautiful town, it reminded me of Cartagena so much.
Caminando por el viejo San Juan. Que ciudad linda, me hace acordar demasiado a Cartagena.
it leaves my skin. Is an exotic oil prepared using the ancient polynesian method.
que lo preparan con un método ancestral.
Instant retro glam at the beach with polka dots bikini.
Glamour retro en la playa con este bikini de lunares.
At the airport leaving Vieques.
En el aeropuerto saliendo de Vieques.
A quick coffee run in Miami.
Una escapadita a tomarme un cafecito en Miami.
A really very very exiting news, I got a really lovely feature on Grazia Italia.
Brightening up a gloomy day in Miami.
Dandole Color a un dia nublado en Miami.
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At least 7 dead, 58 injured after Russian shelling in Kherson
Seven people were killed and at least 58 injured by Russian missile strikes on the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson Saturday, officials said.
Photos of the wreckage were posted on social media by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who had just returned from a trip to Washington where he secured another $1.85 billion in military aid and thanked America for helping fund the war effort, in his first trip outside his country since Russia invaded in February.
"It's terror, it's killing for the sake of intimidation and pleasure," Zelensky wrote alongside photos of war-torn Kherson Saturday. "The world must see what absolute evil we are fighting against."
Deputy head of Zelensky's office, Kyrylo Tymoshenko, said that of the nearly 60 civilians hurt in the shelling of Kherson, which was liberated last month after a months-long Russian occupation, 16 were seriously injured.
"Barbaric shelling of Kherson by Russian terrorists is not only another war crime, but also revenge on its residents who resisted the occupation and proved to the whole world that Kherson is Ukraine," Ukrainian Minister of Defence Oleksii Reznikov posted on Twitter.
Meanwhile, at least two were killed and five more were injured in missile strikes in the city of Kurakhove in the eastern part of the country, Donetsk regional governor Pavlo Kyrylenko said.
Early Saturday morning, British intelligence said Russia has bolstered its forces with tens of thousands of reservists, but Moscow is running low on ammunition, which has limited its long-range missile strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure to around once a week.
"A vulnerability of Russia's current operational design is that even just sustaining defensive operations along its lengthy front line requires a significant daily expenditure of shells and rockets," The UK Ministry of Defence wrote in an intelligence update.
The update came one day after Russian President Vladimir Putin urged his country's defense industry to continue improving and producing weapons during a visit to Tula, a center for arms manufacturing.
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Q: Merged git remotes not visible on single remote I've the following git remote configuration in order to push changes to two separate repositories (inspired by pull/push from multiple remote locations):
[remote "origin"]
    fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*
    url = git@bitbucket.org:sgrodzicki/test.git
    url = git@github.com:sgrodzicki/test.git

This works well until I make a new clone somewhere:
git clone git@bitbucket.org:sgrodzicki/test.git

The clone configuration has only one host:
[remote "origin"]
    fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*
    url = git@bitbucket.org:sgrodzicki/test.git

The same thing with the other repository (GitHub):
git clone git@github.com:sgrodzicki/test.git

Then it looks like this:
[remote "origin"]
    fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*
    url = git@github.com:sgrodzicki/test.git

My question is: how to make these configuration changes visible on both hosts?

A: The configuration of your remotes isn't part of the information that's cloned - like many things in your git directory, it's considered private information.
You just have to do something like the following in each repository:
git remote set-url --add origin git@github.com:sgrodzicki/test.git

... after cloning.

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Harris receives $18M order for Falcon III wideband radios from Central Asian nation
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KEYWORDS communications falcon handheld multiband radios tactical wideband
Harris Corp. has received an $18 million order from a nation in Central Asia for Falcon III® wideband tactical radios. The radios will provide advanced voice and data capabilities for the country's armed forces on the frontline. The order was received during the first quarter of fiscal 2015. Highlights include:
Delivering high-frequency and multiband tactical radios to nation's armed forces
Establishes crucial communication links for operating in beyond line-of-sight and line-of-sight environments
Further expands international deployment of Falcon III portfolio of tactical radios
The nation is acquiring the RF-7800H high-frequency manpack and the RF-7850M multiband handheld radios. The RF-7800H is the first HF manpack radio with high-speed wideband data capabilities, allowing users to efficiently transmit large data files over beyond line-of-sight links. The RF-7850M multiband radio supports the latest wideband and narrowband networking waveforms and provides forward-deployed teams with capabilities to communicate with greater speed and detail
"Harris radios deliver highly reliable and secure communications for critical missions on the battlefield," said Brendan O'Connell, president, international business, Harris RF Communications. "Both the RF-7800H and the RF-7850M radio systems are crucial for delivering secure, up-to-the-minute situational awareness and effective command and control."
Harris receives $18M for Falcon III Wideband tactical radios from U.S. Special Operations Command
Harris receives $49M in orders from nation in Asia for Falcon III wideband tactical radios


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Just like the 2000 internet bubble, the innovation that is going to change markets globally is the Blockchain network! There is a lot of hype about these critical buzzwords, and it is only valid to say that ten years down the lane, a lack of knowledge in Blockchain is going to be very tough to survive. As the market moves so should the people involved in it irrespective of their positions as buyers or sellers.
It can be noticed that in many instances, Blockchain and Bitcoins are used invariably but according to what they stand for, it is an injustice to give them both the same name. However, it is true that they are closely related. A Blockchain is a digital technology that records all the transactions that happen in a peer to peer network. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is a form of popular cryptocurrency that facilitates the said transactions. The blockchain is the path that the bitcoin which is more like cash takes to travel between its users. The terms are often mixed up as the blockchain was initially discovered to support bitcoins. Only recently has there been talks of using the blockchain network for other uses but up to this date bitcoin predominantly rules over the blockchain network.
Money can take different forms, and it has only been proved in and out over the years. Cryptocurrency is one such and blockchain seems to be a better option mainly due to the safety aspects. It is not entirely natural to add a block in the already existing blockchain, and even if it should be combined, it requires the consensus of the involved parties. This decentralised approach helps prevent monopoly control over such a powerful mechanism and gives each and everyone involved the responsibility to take care of what belongs to them. The amount of scrutiny helps to maintain the network fraud-free and comes to support large transactions which done any other way would be time-consuming and more exhausting.
To summarise the benefits of blockchain and their add-on currencies, it can say that, this technology helps to increase transparency thus helping to target the places, if and where the problem occurs. The permanency of these ledgers also helps in keeping and verifying said data which proves to be valuable. Overall it helps to ease the pockets of business, and it is noted that the blockchain network can be utilised by small businesses to attain full utilisation of their resources. However, like any new technology, blockchain is also viewed with the sceptical eye for complications regarding the sophisticated technology and its regulatory implications. There is also a threat from competing platforms.
The paradox in Bitcoin-Blockchain relationship is the fact that it is open, public, free to scrutiny but remains to be anonymous. It is indeed true that the advent of blockchain was mostly to avoid government currency control policies and to get rid of any unnecessary intermediaries. This privacy it provides has also been one of the main welcoming factors for the income of the Blockchain era.
In the majority, blockchain and bitcoins are used in the financial sector and only recently are their talks to test its permutations and combinations in other areas. But seeing the technology of blockchain starting from a tiny bud and move up like a beanstalk in so less time is quite alarming. Anything that moves at such a rapid pace is bound to bring some radical changes, and it is us, the people, the consumers, the buyers, the knowledgeable citizen's responsibility to keep up with the pace and always be aware of the consequences that follow.
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Iowa Attorney General Closes Grundy Center Standoff Probe
Elwin Huffman Published: April 27, 2021
Photo By: Elwin Huffman - Townsquare Media
The Iowa Attorney General's Office has determined that the officers who fired at a man charged with fatally shooting an Iowa State Patrol sergeant earlier this month were justisfied in doing so.
Records show Michael Lang was shot three times during the April 9 confrontation with police at his home in Grundy Center. Three Iowa State troopers and a Hardin County sheriff's deputy shot Lang in the head and chest after he opened fire on them.
According to a letter of inquiry written by Special Assistant Iowa Attorney General Scott Brown, the four law enforcement officers who discharged their weapons "were entirely legally justified" in shooting at Lang. Brown concluded that because of Lang's actions, officers "had no other reasonable choice but to shoot."
The investigation was requested by Grundy County Attorney Erika Allen, who is prosecuting the case against Lang.
Iowa State Patrol Sergeant Jim Smith was killed during the standoff. Lang has been charged with first-degree murder, attempt to commit murder, and assault on a peace officer in Smith's death.
Smith was shot once in the upper body and once in the leg. Brown said Lang made numerous admissions that can be overheard by officers admitting to the shooting and threatening to do the same to other officers.
In the letter, Brown said the standoff began after a Grundy Center reserve police officer attempted to stop Lang for speeding. Lang fled from the reserve officer and a short pursuit occurred. When Lang finally stopped, he exited the vehicle and immediately became verbally and physically aggressive towards the officer, assaulted the officer, and then fled the area.
A short time later, Lang barricaded himself inside his home at 305 G Ave (Iowa Highway 175) in Grundy Center. The standoff with police lasted nearly five hours.
According to Brown, officers attempted to negotiate Lang's surrender after an armored vehicle was brought to the scene. When negotiations broke down, officers used the armored vehicle to make entry into the home. As they did, Lang began firing at the vehicle. Lang was eventually taken into custody.
Brown said officers were confronted with a person who was behaving violently and repeatedly threatening to use deadly force against them. He added that Lang was provided every opportunity to end the confrontation peacefully and chose not to do so.
In the letter, Brown wrote that the Iowa Attorney General's Office now considers the investigation of the officer-involved shooting closed.
Grundy Center Standoff (April 9, 2021)
Iowa State Patrol Sgt. Jim Smith was shot to death on April 9, 2021, during an armed stand-off with a Grundy Center man who allegedly assaulted a policeman earlier that evening. Sgt. Smith, a 27-year veteran of the Iowa State Patrol, was part of a tactical team that entered Lang's home in an attempt to arrest him. Lang is charged with first-degree murder, attempt to commit murder and assault on a peace officer in connection with the standoff.
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Peter Lawrence began his school bus industry career as a school bus mechanic in 1988. He advanced his career to hold positions as a school bus driver, head mechanic, bus driver trainer/safety coordinator, head bus driver, and currently holds the director of transportation position at Fairport Central School District. He was promoted to the director of transportation position in 2003.
Education has always been a priority for Peter as he has devoted his spare time to completing his secondary education. He holds the following degrees: A.A.S. in Automotive Technology, B. S. in Managing Human Resources, M.S. in Management, a Certificate of Advanced Studies in School Business Administration, and a Doctorate of Education (Ed.D.) degree specializing in K-12 Educational Leadership.
Peter has authored numerous articles for trade publications in the transportation industry. He is a nationally Certified Director of Pupil Transportation (CDPT), through the National Association for Pupil Transportation (NAPT). He has completed over 40 NAPT professional development courses and teaches regularly for NAPT across the nation. He has presented to transportation professionals in Belgium, Canada, China, India, and Turkey at International conferences.
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