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Part One - the drive.
Much has happened since we last spoke. I've moved halfway across the country. The country has moved into a new age of ...well, we'll have to wait and see, won't we? And something else has moved, because this type of literary construction works best in threes. The funny thing is, both of the first two things started on the same day.
We set out for Portland from Tulsa on January 20th in a rented moving truck and a station wagon, our goal for that day the city of Albuquerque, New Mexico. My dad had a guide to finding NPR stations all over the country, so we wouldn't miss the inauguration. He and my partner were in the truck; I was driving the car, with the dog in the passenger seat, the cat in her carrier sitting basically on the console, and the Betta fish in Tupperware on the floor of the back seat. We switched drivers and vehicles frequently during the trip.
I quickly realized that the broken antenna on our station wagon would cause me to lose stations rapidly. At one point I found myself, in disgust, listening to a right wing AM station that was broadcasting the Fox News coverage of the inauguration - because that's what I could get. Eventually, I found another AM station that was broadcasting ABC news coverage, and I stuck with that till we got to Oklahoma City and I could get their NPR station. Anyway, I heard the bizarre, improvised, and altogether meaningless invocation by right wing demagogue Rick Warren, followed by the botched oath, and finally, Obama's good, but not spectacular, inaugural address.
I could make a parallel here between the change that the country is seeing and the change that my partner and I are making in our own lives, but such a comparison is not only obvious and predictable, it also does a disservice to Obama's profound achievement. On the other hand, one could argue that not much has changed for the country - yet - while my partner and I have profoundly changed not only our surroundings, but the way we interact with them.
We made it to Albuquerque with nary an incident, though every night on the trip we had to wrangle the animals and all of their stuff into our motel room, which was always interesting, and then getting the cat back into her carrier in the morning was a difficult and painful experience. I still have some battle scars.
The next day we set out for Barstow, California, traveling through some truly breathtaking desert and mountain scenery. It was a long drive, but not a difficult one. We were disappointed that we didn't have time to visit the Grand Canyon, only about eighty miles north of our route, but if we were to make Barstow by a reasonable hour, we couldn't deviate.
At the California border, we had to go through an agriculture inspection, which I've never done. It was pretty quick and painless. The guy just had me open up the back of the truck, inspected our house plants, confiscated our Florida oranges, which are apparently verboten, and sent us on our way.
Let me pause here to give some free advertising to Motel 6. Both the Motel 6 in Barstow, and the Motel 6 in Weed, California, where we spent the next night, were clean, comfortable, and well located, with friendly and helpful staff, at ridiculously low prices. They also allow pets. We stayed in Barstow for $35, and Weed for $48 - with three adults, a dog, and a cat. You can't beat that.
Things got a little bit interesting on Day 3. If you look at a map of California, you'll notice that it's a very, very long state. We had a goal of making it all the way through California and stopping in Medford, Oregon. Needless to say, we didn't quite make it.
We got to Redding at about sundown, thinking, hey, it's only another two to three hours to Medford - let's go! Sure, that would have been fine, but again - look at the map. We were about to hit the Cascades.
We suddenly found ourselves driving, in the dark, up and down steep grades and tight curves. It was also raining. And then the fog started to move in. My partner was again driving the truck and I was driving the car. He got behind a pickup truck to use its lights to help him see the curves in the road, and we started going about 35 miles per hour. At that rate, Medford was a long, long way away.
Finally, my partner and I pulled off in a little town called Weed, California. In a happy coincidence, there was a Motel 6 at the same exit. I made an executive decision that we would stop there for the night, and we changed our reservation.
That's when things got interesting.
Back in Redding, I had noticed that I was having trouble getting the steering wheel of the car unlocked to start it. My partner and I had finally gotten it started, and we had been able to go on our way, but in Weed, the damned thing wouldn't budge. The car was stuck, with a locked steering wheel, at a gas station in the middle of Weed, California. Thankfully, my Dad had AAA, and we had the thing towed to a service station.
The next morning, we heard the bad news that the car would have to be serviced at a dealership - the nearest of which was in Medford, more than 80 miles away. My partner, who has this uncanny ability to get things out of people on the phone (he once got us a new, free laptop computer from HP when the cat's claws pulled some letters out of the keyboard of our old one) spent an hour with a phone to each ear arguing with AAA that they should tow the car to Medford for free. He finally got them to agree to it. So we gathered our things and went to the service station to meet the tow truck.
At which point my partner got into the car and said, "I'm just going to try it."
Well, the car started.
So we were on our way to Portland. My partner decided that he would not turn off the car for any reason until we got there, for fear of locking the steering wheel again.
Long story short, we made it to Portland at about 6:00 PM on Friday the 23rd, unloaded the truck in about three hours, had some delicious pizza at a place across the street, set up the bed, found sheets for my dad to use to sleep on the couch, and collapsed into bed.
I'll do another update later and tell you about our first week in Portland.
Moving Portland


The factors that determine true cohabitation are open to some interpretation when it comes to this law. In fact, courts generally put more focus on the financial aspects of the situation when deciding whether to terminate maintenance than on a strict interpretation of the relationship aspects of cohabitation.
In recent years, the courts have become less concerned about the details of the relationship itself, and more concerned with the financial situation between the spouse receiving the maintenance and their significant other. There have been plenty of cases in which an ex-spouse has spent nights, holidays, and vacations together with the new significant other, and even lived with the new person, but the ex-spouse has covered their own expenses. In these cases, the court generally determines that the ex-spouse is not receiving financial benefits from the new relationship and therefore, the maintenance will not be terminated. The financial need of the recipient spouse is weighed more heavily by the courts when determining if maintenance should be terminated than the other factors.
While the law in Illinois indicates that the relationship factors should play a role in determining if maintenance should be terminated, Illinois courts have shown in practice that these factors alone are not a basis for termination. There must be economic factors involved including equitable contributions to loans, household expenses, large purchases such as cars, and bill payments on behalf of each other for maintenance to be terminated. The reason for this emphasis on the financial situation of the ex-spouse and their new significant other is to differentiate between a dating relationship and true cohabitation which includes financial intertwinement and a long-term commitment to the relationship.
Double v Double (1967): In this case heard by the 2nd District California Appellate Court in 1967, the court ruled that permanent alimony can only be changed if the former husband can no longer make the payments due to changes in his financial situation. The fact that the ex-spouse receiving the alimony was living with a man that she was not married to was not enough to terminate the ex-husband's maintenance.
Gavet v Gavet (1983): In this 1983 case heard by a court in New Jersey, the court found "while cohabitation constitutes changed circumstance that may justify modification of alimony, such modification is proper only if cohabitant supports or subsidizes alimony recipient under circumstances sufficient to entitle supporting spouse to relief." What this means is that cohabitation is not enough, the new significant other must be providing some type of economic support to the ex-spouse in order to terminate their maintenance payments. This case set a precedent on the emphasis of the economic aspects of cohabitation.
In re Marriage of Miller (2015): In this case from May 2015, the Illinois Appellate Court ruled that economic intertwinement is the key factor in determining cohabitation in which maintenance may be terminated.
It is clear that throughout the country, courts are looking for evidence of economic intertwinement between an ex-spouse and a new significant other as grounds to terminate maintenance payments. However, there are cases in which spousal maintenance may be reduced based on the financial benefits the ex-spouse gets from the new significant other. In the 1983 case Bisiq v Bisiq, the New Hampshire Court found that a recipient ex-wife's new significant other was contributing to her expenses including her rent, utilities, and travel, leading to a reduction in maintenance. The court determined that the new significant other's contributions were enough to warrant a reduction, but not enough to terminate the maintenance payments.
When it comes to determining whether or not maintenance should be terminated due to cohabitation, the court must find that there is an intertwinement of finances and an intention of commitment to the relationship similar to that of a marriage. If you are receiving maintenance payments from an ex-spouse and you are in a new relationship, you must keep your finances separate to keep receiving maintenance. If you are making maintenance payments and would like them terminated on the grounds of cohabitation, your petition to terminate these payments must focus on the financial aspects of your ex-spouse's relationship.
Regardless of which side of this issue you find yourself, it helps to seek legal representation from experienced divorce attorneys such as those at Allen Gabe Law, P.C. Our seasoned family law attorneys can help you build a case if there are grounds to terminate your maintenance payments, and we can also help defend those who have the right to continue receiving maintenance payments if their ex-spouse is trying to terminate them.


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When an elite special forces commander accidentally uncovers an insidious military conspiracy, his family is brutally murdered. Now the target of an intergalactic manhunt, they will stop at nothing to silence him.
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Actors : Andy Schrock, Brian Krause, Daniel Pinder, Derrick Gilliam, Hazuki Kato, Ian Beattie, Jim Meskimen, Marjean Holden, Mark Rolston, Scott Brewer, Steve Bastoni
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In Havana, Raul dreams of escaping to Miami. Accused of assault, he appeals to Elio to help him reach the forbidden world 90 miles across the ocean. One night, full of hope, they face the biggest challenge of their lives.
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Into the White is an anti-war movie. High above the harsh Norwegian wilderness, English and German pilots shoot each other to the ground after a violent chance encounter. Isolated, they must fight to survive the brutal winter. Though war has made them enemies, antagonism is hard to maintain as days go by. Through mutual need, unlikely friendships bloom. Somehow, they become comrades. War, after all, is absurd.
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Review: Artillery - Legions
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Genre: Thrash Metal
Review online: December 7, 2013
The last Artillery album My Blood was lacking to say the least, so it was with a little trepidation that I approached their latest opus. A slight shift in personnel would see Søren Nico Adamsen and longtime drummer Carsten Nielsen leaving the fold, although replacing them would be the more-than-capable sticksman Josua Madsen, and a relatively new talent in vocalist Michael Bastholm Dahl. It would seem the new guys have brought a good deal of energy into the Artillery camp, as Legions immediately comes across bold and vigorous.
If their previous singer awarded a degree of power metal timbre to the Artillery sound, then I'd say Michael kicks that element into the stratosphere. His vocals are powerful and impressive, with a great approach to melody whilst being able to cut it in the aggression department. The control over his voice is ace, and he really adds a lot of flair and drama to the material, which I felt Søren couldn't. Of course Michael is no Flemming Rönsdorf, but who is. Those inclined to whine and moan about the lack of Flemming, or how Michael compares to him should kindly move along. At the end of the day Artillery's current sound doesn't cater to Flemming's maniacal unhinged approach.
Stylistically the band bears the most similarity to modern Paradox these days, particularly Riot Squad. The riffs across the board are very much up-front and punchy, and of course the band's identifying middle-eastern flair in sewn throughout. The tone and production in general is of a fairly pushed, modern quality that really is ideal for Artillery's sound in 2013. Everything expected of the band is displayed deftly throughout the album, from their prolonged heavy numbers, focused semi-ballads and everything in between. When compared to their previous full-length, I think Legions stands head and shoulders above in terms of quality, and Michael ensures the album and band sound fresh. Really, the material is well done, with a good sense of focus and dynamic throughout.
"Chill My Bones (Burn My Flesh)" evokes slight feelings of By Inheritance in its intro, although by the time the rapid-firing main riff kicks in you can tell this is modern Artillery. Whilst somewhat of an obvious songwriting choice, I do enjoy Michael's cry of "Chill My Bones" in the first half of the song, and "Burn My Flesh" in the latter. However I feel it could have worked better with the latter cry heralding a new riff; regardless it works well, and the song on the whole rips. Throughout the album mainstay guitar slingers Michael and Morten Stützer really channel their magic, and in terms of quality their riffs are at least on par with those on When Death Comes, if not superior. Evidence can be seen proudly displayed in the likes of the ripping "Godfeather" or the flailing "Anno Requiem", although across the board the material is seriously neck-breaking.
As I touched on earlier, the vocals steer the material into power/thrash territory, and again as I've said, Michael has a good degree of melodic timbre to his voice. The end result is an album that is a blast to headbang to as much as it is to sing along with. I will admit that some of the vocal lines might be a little clichéd, although Michael's delivery ensures that they're, more than anything, good fun. "Doctor Evil" certainly displays these factors well, and the preceding semi-ballad "Enslaved To The Nether" shows how capable Michael is with room to breathe, outside of an upfront, thrashing affair.
After what was maybe their worst release to date, I'm happy to see Artillery taking names and kicking backside again. I think their new singer brings a lot to the table, and I'd also like to think further unification in the fold will bring greater reward for the future. Probably the best thrash album I've heard this year, the mix of great riffs and fantastic vocals tickles me in all the right places. The bottom line: Artillery are a great band, and here they're firing on all cylinders at the top of their game. Recommended!
Review: By Inheritance (reviewed by Daniel DGYDP Guerrero)
Review: One Foot In The Grave, the Other One In The Trash (reviewed by Daniel DGYDP Guerrero)
Review: Penalty by Perception (reviewed by Christopher Foley)
Review: The Face of Fear (reviewed by Bruno Medeiros)
Review: When Death Comes (reviewed by Daniel DGYDP Guerrero)
Review: When Death Comes (reviewed by PowerMetal59)
Interview with guitarist Michael Stützer on October 26, 2013 (Interviewed by Luxi Lahtinen)
Interview with Søren Nico Adamsen (vocals) on January 17, 2009 (Interviewed by Daniel DGYDP Guerrero)


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Ted Perlmutter is a technology consultant and information systems architect. He is responsible for website coordination and database development, and has been involved in creation of the Religious Peacemaking Database project. Perlmutter's research interests focus on how Internet technology can promote knowledge networks among political and social activists. Presently a visiting fellow at the Center for European Studies at New York University, he is developing a course on internet technology and international conflict resolution.
Perlmutter's research in this area includes work with Suzette Brooks Masters on a Ford Foundation sponsored project entitled "Networking the Networks: Improving Information Flow in the Immigration Field." He has published numerous articles and book chapters on immigration, refugees, political parties, and civil society. Perlmutter taught in the New York University political science department as a lecturer and an assistant professor (1987-1992). He has been the recipient of a German Marshall Fund Grant for the Study of Germany and the Fulbright Commission Fellowship for Study in Italy for research on xenophobic politics in Europe from 1993 to 1995. He was a visiting fellow at the Italian Academy for Advanced Italian Studies on America at Columbia University (1997-98). Perlmutter holds a B.A. in political science from Wesleyan University, and an M.A. and Ph. D. in sociology from Harvard University.
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Excessive Use of Margin or Leverage | Jacobson Law P.A.
Investors can sometimes borrow money from their brokerage firms by using the value of the securities in their brokerage accounts as collateral for the loans. The investors can then use the borrowed funds for any purpose they want outside of their account (with certain limitations) or to purchase additional securities in their accounts (this is called "buying on margin"). As with any other loan, the investors must pay interest on the money they borrow until the funds are repaid.
Importantly, brokers and their brokerage firms can earn substantial fees based on the amount of money a customer borrows on margin and based on the amount of time the margin loan remains outstanding. They can also earn additional commissions on top of those fees if the customer uses margin to purchase more securities for his or her account. As such, brokers and their firms have an inherent incentive to recommend margin to their customers.
Perhaps for that reason, brokers often fail to fully explain to customers the unique risks that come from using margin. For example, if the securities being used as collateral to support the margin loan decline in value, the customer could be required to deposit additional funds in his or her account or else sell some (or all) of his investments — at possibly the least advantageous time and at distressed prices — to pay down the loan. And if the value of the customer's securities fall far enough, the customer could lose his (or her) entire original investment and also have to repay the margin loan plus interest. In addition, if a customer decides to buy additional securities on margin, he (or she) has to hope that the new securities will perform well enough to cover their purchase price plus the margin interest and any commissions charged, otherwise he (or she) will lose money.
If your broker advised you to use margin in your account — or if your brokerage firm is demanding that you repay a margin loan that your broker recommended — contact Jacobson Law P.A. to discuss the specific facts of your case. You may have a claim and could be entitled to recover damages.


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Kiara Addvani is gearing up for Good Newwz, she has turned down Varun Teja's boxing drama
December 9th, 2019 | by vBollywood Author
Actress Kiara Advani has projects such as Good Newwz, Indu Ki Jawani, Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2, Laxxmi Bomb and a few speculated under her belt.
After starring in Karan Johar's short from Lust Stories and Shahid Kapoor led Kabir Singh, Kiara Advani has become popular and according to grapevine, the actress has films has turned down two Telugu projects.
Kiara Addvani is gearing up for her next release Good Newwz, according to Telugu 360 has turned down Varun Teja's boxing drama. She told her makers that there are no dates available and she is packed for a good number of month.
She rejected Bellamkonda, the actress is considering the Vijay Deverakonda starrer. The actress has been approached to play the female lead in Puri Jagannadh's Fighter that stars Vijay. But the actress has asked the makers for some time so she can see if it fits her schedule.
There are also reports that Vijay who is a good friend of Kiara has trying to convince her to star in the film. Both the actors have already worked together in a commercial.
Recently in an interview with E Times the actress opened up that she wants to work with Karan Johar in a comedy film, "I am fortunate to be working with Dharma Productions. I am excited to do all these exciting films. Each of these projects are very special in their own way and very close to my heart. I am blessed that Karan has so much faith in me. It is like being blessed to work with him. You feel lucky as he is an amazing director."
"He is so good with comedy that I keep telling him that after you wrap up Takht please make a comedy film. I really hope he makes a comedy movie and casts me in it," She added.
The actress now has Good Newwz, Indu Ki Jawani, Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2, Laxxmi Bomb and a few speculated projects to her credit.
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This is a common topic while managing Git repositories. Sometimes, you need to have one (or many) repositories withing another repository.
This is very easy to do. But in order to make things more organized, and to prevent your repo to became too big, it's sometimes a better idea to keep things in separated repos. To do so, Git have two buildin features to make this work, Git submodules and Git subtrees. Let's see what they are and how to use them.
We can think of submodules as a kind of link that points to another repository. As example, imagine we are starting a repo for a web application. This repo will contain both server-side and client-side code.
$ git commit -m "Add Pikaday as a submodule"
/pikaday $ git add .
/pikaday $ git commit -m "Update Pikaday README.md"
/ $ git add .
/ $ git commit -m "Update Pikaday submodule ref"
What if you don't want to have your own fork of a lib to make changes in it?
These and other problems make many people prefer subtrees over submodules, which we will see next.
Subtrees are much simpler than submodules. As opposed to submodules, subtrees' sources files are stored in the repo. It's not just a link, the code is really there. There's also fewer steps required and fewer changes to the workflow.
What happened is: Git squashed the entire Pikaday history in our repo's history. There isn't another .git folder, just one. As opposed to submodules, someone that clones your repo won't have to do anything else to have all the code.
$ git commit -m "Pikaday: fix #123"
When you do a git subtree push, Git will collect the commits that changed files inside the folder specified in the --prefix option, and push just these commits to the given repo.


Disclaimer: This is calculus build up on patient's lower anterior teeth. This calculus is a collection of minerals from your saliva, food, and a biofilm which is basically a giant city of bugs that harbors billions of harmful bacteria, leading to bleeding gums and periodontal disease (bone loss ). The bacteria is called P. Gingivalis. A recent study published in 2019 shows that this bacteria is linked to Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia. The bacteria's by-products accumulate in our brain over a period of time. The cumulative effect of these by-products over months and years is what leads to certain brain diseases. The bacteria also gets in our blood streams and causes heart problems as well. See your dentist for regular check ups. Tell your friends and family to maintain their dental health. It's very important.
Tooth Reimplantation: Contact dentist within 30-60 minutes of accident. Keep tooth in wet solution of water, milk, or physiologic solution. Do not clean the tooth off or touch the roots. Tooth will be cleaned by dentist, reimplanted, and bonded with ortho wire to other teeth while healing occurs. Endodontic treatment usually follows after healing.
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I landed in Nashville at midnight on a Monday and called a Lyft. As we got on the highway and I saw the skyline for the first time since December, I heard myself saying, God, I miss Nashville. I won't go into the details because they're not important, but let's just say after 24 hours in Nashville I didn't miss it at all. My journey across the country and back ended with my Mom picking me up in Murfreesboro and buying me breakfast at Chick-fil-A.
I came home to some surprises- a peach tree lousy with green fruit, a mulberry tree even lousier, and and army of baby chipmunks who provide me and Pixel with endless entertainment. Clearing the mulberries off the patio is quite the chore, but I gotta do it or the white tile in my kitchen gets covered in deep, almost indigo colored stains. On that note: my dear friend Maggie Pate's first book comes out in June! It's called The Natural Colors Cookbook and it's all about using food waste to dye fabric. Next week we'll be using the mulberries I've been saving to dye a linen dress on the Porter Flea Stories. Follow along- there will also be cookies and kittens because that's how we roll.
I'm still feeling very strongly that I mostly only want to sit in my backyard and drink trash water, but I have picked up a new hobby since my trip: eating strawberries in the bathtub almost every night. Tis the season, okay? Every now and then a couple of them will make it into or onto something and if it's going to be a something, it might as well be a cake. This one has a nice, soft crumb with a greenish tint from olive oil, a tiny bite from lime zest, and a sort of savory nature from creme fraiche and a large pinch of salt. It's good company for strawberries. You can opt to put the strawberries in it or on it or both- there's no wrong answer. And if you don't have creme fraiche (here's how to make it for cheap, btw), go ahead and sub in more ricotta. But you're gonna to want to have some creme fraiche or some unsweetened whipped cream for serving.
1. Preheat the oven to 350. Line the bottom a 9" pan with tall, straight sides with parchment paper and grease the sides.
2. In a medium bowl, mix sugar, flour, salt, baking powder and zest. In a small bowl, whisk together ricotta, eggs, creme fraiche and orange extract.
3. Add the wet mixture to the dry and whisk until mostly homogenous. Switch to a spatula and fold in the olive oil, followed by 1 cup berries if you've decided to put them in the cake.
4. Pour the batter into the pan and sprinkle the top with the remaining berries and turbinado sugar. Bake 45-55 minutes, or until the top is golden brown and a cake tester comes out clean.
5. Serve with more creme fraiche and berries. If you put berries in the cake and have leftovers, wrap it up tight and store it in the fridge.


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AFF' Race winner and wife enjoyed their VIP trip to BCN!
During the second quarter of this year, we carried out the second edition of the AFF' Race, a quarterly competition in which affiliates take part in a metaphorical race towards a series of great prizes. Affiliates' performance throughout the race is determined by 4 main criteria that revolve around increasing their overall monthly numbers. In the end, the results are tallied up to select 3 main winners: 2nd place and 3rd place won different tech gear, while 1st place won a VIP to come to Barcelona for a long weekend to get to know our offices, have some quick meetings and enjoy part of what this beautiful city has to offer.
Last Thursday 20th of September, participant Diamond Dave, flew in accompanied by his wife to enjoy a long weekend of Barcelona adventures. During that particular weekend, the city was celebrating La Mercè, one of the most traditional holidays of the region, in which the city lights up with fireworks and special events to honor the Virgin of Mercy. It is one of the most celebrated holidays in Catalunya and a perfect time to be in town to check it out.
They arrived on Thursday and spent the day relaxing and walking around.
On Friday morning, they stopped by one of our Barcelona offices sporting a cheery smile to get to know the rest of the team and office. Shortly after, we walked a couple of blocks towards or other Barcelona office, the VR office, where Thibault, VR product owner, showed them both the latest of SlotsMillion VR Social Casino.
After a while trying it out, there was something VR hasn't yet figured out how to solve: being hungry. It was officially time for lunch! We all headed towards the beach, to enjoy some Mojitos, wine and an incredible traditional Spanish lunch by the coast.
After dessert and the respective table-talk, the team parted ways with them to let them do their thing and continue exploring the Barceloneta promenade.
Sunday was spent in traditional Catalan form: watching the FC Barcelona play against the Girona team! Thomas met up with them at Camp Nou stadium and they all enjoyed watching the game. Even though the game ended in a tie; in the words of Diamond Dave: "watching the greatest football player in the world score (-aka- Lionel Messi) makes everything worthwhile".
Monday was the day of their departure. We followed up with them to see how else they had enjoyed their time here and we must say they managed to do a lot in 4 days! Tasty paella, a traditional football match, wine, shopping, fireworks at the beach, enjoying the views of the city from Mirablau Bar and Restaurant. All in all, we highly appreciated their visit and we hope they did too!
Stay tuned to sign up for our next AFF' Race next year, and maybe we'll be meeting you this time!


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New festival of classical music opens in Prague
A new festival of classical music entitled Dvořáková Praha opens in Prague on Saturday. The three-week programme will offer 15 concerts, mainly pieces by Antonín Dvořák. The opening concert - Dvořák's From the New World - will be performed by Czech philharmonic orchestra conducted by Ian Martin.
Deputy PM Jiří Čunek investigated over sale of flats
The police in Vsetín are investigating Deputy Prime Minister Jiří Čunek on suspicion of the sale a majority stake in a Vsetín housing company to a local real estate firm at a very low price. The deputy prime minister had been previously accused of taking a one and a half million crown bribe from the real estate company while serving as mayor of Vsetín, but the state attorney concluded there was not enough evidence to press charges. A new criminal complaint was made by Jiří Jehlička, technical manager of the Central Register of Debtors.
Lukáš Pešek come ninth in 250ccm Brno Grand Prix qualifier
The Czech rider Lukas Pesek came ninth in the qualifier for the 250ccm category at the Czech motorcycling Grand Prix in Brno on Saturday. Italy's Marco Simoncelli, riding for Gilera, took pole position, followed by Alex Debon of Spain. About 200,000 spectators are expected to support Lukas Pesek during his home Grand Prix race.
Slovaks search for lost Czech tourist in High Tatras
Slovak mountain rescuers are searching for a 63-year-old Czech tourist in the High Tatras. The search began on Thursday after his wife reported that he failed to return home from the Tatars by train as he intended. Around twenty rescuers equipped with sniffer dogs are involved in the search.
Worshippers remember victims of train accident
Some two hundred people attended a special mass to commemorate the victims of last Friday's train accident near the town of Studénka in which seven people were killed and dozens more injured. The worship took place in a church in Studénka and it was led by Bishop František Lobkowitz, who expressed his thanks to the rescue workers.
The police on Friday filed charges against two civil engineers who were in charge of the reconstruction of a bridge near the town of Studénka that collapsed onto the rail tracks. The police say the two engineers knew the static of the bridge was impaired and did not take sufficient measures to prevent it from collapsing on the tracks.
Czech rower takes silver in single skull
Ondřej Synek won a silver medal in the men's single scull at the summer Olympics in Beijing on Saturday. The Czech rower was only beaten by Norway's Olaf Tufte, who defended his Olympic title. New Zealand's three-time world champion Mahe Drysdale came third. Miroslava Knapková came fifth in the women's category.
Explosives used to blow up floor of Vltava
Several dozen kilograms of explosives were used to blow up part of the floor of the Vltava in Prague on Saturday morning. The detonation was carried out by Svatopluk Čech Bridge, beneath the spot where a statue of Stalin once stood at Letná. The detonation was part of project to build a new mooring place for boats. The first of two such detonations took place two weeks ago.
Neo-Nazi supporters to gather in Hradec Králové without permission
Nearly 300 neo-Nazi supporters gathered in the East Bohemian town of Hradec Králové on Saturday. The gathering, which has been announced as Freedom Day, was scheduled to coincide with the death of one of Hitler's closest aides and associates Rudolf Hesse. The town hall on Friday cancelled a contract for the lease of the open-air cinema where the gathering was originally to take place. However, the neo-Nazi sympathisers gathered in the centre despite not having received a permit. Authorities said the event could only be stopped in case the demonstrators broke the law.
Senator Štětina leaves for Tbilisi
Jaromír Štětina, a senator from the Green Party and a former war reporter, has left for Tbilisi, Georgia in order to assess the situation in person. The senator says he plans to stay in Tbilisi for about a week and do some reporting like in the old days. He will be in contact with Czech representatives and Czech journalists on the ground.
Czechs welcome Polish-US missile deal
Czech Deputy Foreign Minister Tomáš Pojar has welcomed Poland's decision to host US interceptor missiles on its territory, as part of Washington's missile defense shield. The Czech government has committed to hosting a US tracking radar on its territory which is likewise part of the US missile defense programme. Although both Prague and Warsaw have now reached agreement with Washington, its missile defense plans for Central Europe still need to be approved by the two countries' parliaments.
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All the best Harry. Dont foget the yellow underwear. If you dont believe me, check out one of the locals on NYs night and see for yourself:).
Love from all of us. Safe Travels.
Hi Harry, Happy Christmas and all the best for the new year.
Now getting email alerts on your travels so I don't miss any.
Superb picture, Harry. Great to see it's still ticking on nicely.
Jon and I have run in to some problems on the way back up to BA. Jon's engine has seized and the bike is now on the back of a truck. I'm riding solo and will meet him there. Looking forward to reading your next update.


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Teamwork Lessons from Soccer Leagues
To me, there are few better examples of team development and team performance than the soccer teams many of us religiously support, whether they are in the English Premier League, the Spanish La Liga or the German Bundesliga. Each week, save for a short off season, billions of fans all over the world congregate in sports bars, homes, halls, anywhere to catch their favourite team pit their skills against one of their challengers. They only want one thing: for their team to win. Nothing else is good enough.
Yet, even for the wealthiest club, winning doesn't come easy. Much of the visible responsibility fall on the team manager whose head is the first to roll if their team does not enjoy some measure of success. Whether in-season or in the off-season, whether they just won the league championships or were relegated, the team manager has to constantly re-shape his team, bringing up players from their youth or reserve squads, buying some and trading out others who no longer fit into their plans. To do nothing would be considered almost suicidal because the manager knows his competition will not stand still. He may even be blindsided if other teams, in the same league or otherwise, win a bid for his star players whether they are still under contract or not.
We can probably argue that a fortunate manager will have on his team a depth of talent, some perhaps superstars. Still others are personalities with reputations forged by their footballing talents and antics off the field. Yet, a manager knows that one man or even several men do not make a team. The so-called best teams can lose to minnows, while minnows can become champions.
So, the team manager has to constantly work to make a team out of the egos and disparate individuals that his team players are. He has to constantly work to make a team that not just wins but entertains, a team that will fight to the very last second to turn around games, a team that will engender that loyalty among their fans so that they will stay with them through thick and thin.
Should organisational teams be any different?
Organisations exist and fight for success in a different kind of league. In their leagues, there may be many similar teams in the same country or across the world. Those teams may be playing to slightly different rules whether it is because of their market size, geographic location, regulatory regime or other reasons. Depending on industry type, new competing teams can easily emerge. More terrifyingly, some of those teams can change the rules of the game and disrupt the entire league.
If we draw the parallel with soccer teams, then organisation managers should also constantly look at what their competitors are up to, whether they are getting a new coach, new players or new income sources. They need to know which positions need strengthening and where to find the players for their teams. Some of the organisations may have the wherewithal to hire superstars and pay a premium for such talents. Many will not, but they can take consolation that, like soccer teams, one man does not make an organisation.
If constantly re-shaping of the team is what organisational managers should do, then in a way, it seems counter-intuitive to how many of us would like to manage. One of the holy grails we seek is some semblance of stability in the team, when turnover is low, when team members click well with each other, when the team seems to be truly performing at its highest level. By making adjustments, whether incremental or transformational, could the organisational manager be actually de-stabilising the team structure, causing it to perform sub-optimally? On the other hand, if we are fearful of this, are we allowing ourselves to slip slowly to complacency and atrophy?
We can continue to argue over this. The fact remains, though, that change is the only constant and change itself is accelerating. So, internal and external forces themselves are changing and faster than ever before. These must have some impact on the organisational team, if not immediately, then at least in due course. There is only one way to respond. The organisational manager has to do what the soccer team manager is used to doing: re-shape their teams to ensure that they are able to not just withstand the shocks of tomorrow, but succeed and win. Otherwise, he and his team may end up relegated and consigned to history, something that has happened too often in the business world.
The organisation manager who can best gell their team members together, harness their individual potential and synergise their talents will probably have the best chance at the winning their version of the championship.
ABOUT THE ARTICLE CONTRIBUTOR
Xavier Lim is a senior consultant with Organisational Development Concepts specialising in areas of people-centric leadership. He previously held various leadership roles across various functions at Singapore Airlines, and was a member of the senior leadership team at Tiger Airways.
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Peter Lois Galison (Nova Iorque, 17 de maio de 1955) é um físico e historiador da ciência estadunidense.

Ocupa a cadeira de Professor Pellegrino na Universidade Harvard. Obteve o Ph.D. na Universidade Harvard em ambas as áreas, física e história da ciência, em 1983. Suas publicações incluem Image and Logic: A Material Culture of Microphysics, de 1997 (sem edição em língua portuguesa, em tradução literal: "Imagem e Lógica: Uma Cultura Material da Microfísica") e Einstein's Clocks, Poincaré's Maps: Empires of Time (também não editado em português; em tradução literal: "Relógios de Einstein, Mapas de Poincaré: Impérios do Tempo"). Seu livro mais recente, publicado em 2007, em co-autoria com Lorraine Daston, é intitulado Objectivity (igualmente não editado em língua portuguesa, em tradução literal "Objetividade").

Antes de lecionar na Universidade Harvard, Galison lecionou por vários anos na Universidade Stanford, onde foi professor de história, filosofia e física. É considerado parte da Escola de Filosofia da Ciência de Stanford, juntamente com Ian Hacking, John Dupré e Nancy Cartwright.

Galison desenvolveu um filme para o The History Channel (TV por assinatura), sobre o desenvolvimento da bomba de hidrogênio, e tem feito um trabalho na intersecção da ciência com outras disciplinas, mais particularmente, com a arte (juntamente com sua esposa, Caroline A. Jones) e arquitetura. É membro do conselho editorial de Investigação Crítica e foi um MacArthur Fellow em 1996.

Publicações
Em Image and Logic, Galison explorou a crescente ruptura fundamental nas ciências físicas: se singulares, relatos visuais de fenômenos científicos seriam aceitos como forma dominante de prova, ou se estatisticamente significativos, os resultados repetidos por muitas vezes, dominariam o campo. Esta ruptura, Galison reivindica, pode ser vista nos conflitos entre físicos de alta energia investigando novas partículas, alguns dos quais oferecem até análise estatisticamente significativa e, frequentemente, replicadas da nova partícula que passa através de campos eléctricos, outros dos quais oferecem uma imagem única de uma partícula comportando-se - em uma única instância - de uma maneira que não pode ser explicada pelas características existentes nas partículas conhecidas.

Seu trabalho com Lorraine Daston desenvolveu o conceito de objetividade mecânica, que é frequentemente usado na literatura acadêmica, e fez um trabalho pioneiro na aplicação do conceito antropológico de zonas comerciais para a prática científica.

Documentários
Galison está envolvido na produção de dois documentários. O primeiro, The Ultimate Weapon: The H-Bomb Dilemma'' (literalmente, em língua portuguesa: "A arma definitiva, o dilema da Bomba H"), é sobre as decisões políticas e científicas por trás da criação da primeira bomba de hidrogênio nos Estados Unidos, e estreou no The History Channel em 2000. O segundo e mais recente, Secrecy'' (literalmente, em língua portuguesa, "Sigilo"), que Galison dirigiu com o cineasta de Harvard Robb Moss, é sobre os custos e benefícios do governo, e estreou em 2008 no Festival Sundance de Cinema.

Bibliografia
Peter Galison, How experiments end (obra ainda sem edição em língua portuguesa, tradução literal: "Como experimentos terminam") (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1987). ISBN 0-226-27914-6
— Image and logic: a material culture of microphysics (obra ainda sem edição em língua portuguesa, tradução literal: "Imagem e lógica: a cultura material da microfísica") (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1997). ISBN 0-226-27917-0
— and Caroline Jones, Picturing science, producing art (obra ainda sem edição em língua portuguesa, tradução literal: "Pintando ciência, produzindo arte") (New York: Routledge, 1998). ISBN 0-415-91912-6
— Einstein's clocks, Poincarés maps: empires of time (obra ainda sem edição em língua portuguesa, tradução literal: "Relógios de Einstein, mapas de Poincarés: impérios de tempo")  (New York: W.W. Norton, 2003). ISBN 0-393-02001-0
— and Lorraine Daston, Objectivity (obra ainda sem edição em língua portuguesa, tradução literal: "Objetividade") (Boston: Zone Books, 2007).
Peter Galison & David J Stump (eds), The Disunity of Science: Boundaries, Contexts, and Power (obra ainda sem edição em língua portuguesa, tradução literal: "A desunião da Ciência: Limites, Contextos e Poder") (Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press). ISBN 0-8047-2562-4
Peter Galison & Bruce Hevly (eds), Big Science: The Growth of Large-Scale Research (obra ainda sem edição em língua portuguesa, tradução literal: "Grande ciência: O crescimento da pesquisa em larga escala") (Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press). ISBN 0-8047-2335-4
 Peter Galison, Gerald Holton and Silvan S. Schweber. Einstein for the 21st Century: His Legacy in Science, Art, and Modern Culture, (obra ainda sem edição em língua portuguesa, tradução literal: "Einstein para o século 21: o seu legado em Ciência, Arte e Cultura Moderna") Princeton University Press, (2008), ISBN 978-0691135205

Filmografia
The Ultimate Weapon The H-Bomb Dilemma (literalmente, em língua portuguesa: "A arma definitiva, o dilema da Bomba H"). (2000) Escritor/produtor, 44 minutos. Exibição: The History Channel, 2000.
Secrecy (literalmente, em língua portuguesa, "Sigilo") (filme) (2008) Produtor/Diretor (com Robb Moss), 85 minutos. Exibição: Festival Sundance de Cinema ('08).

Ligações externas
Resíduos e deserto, uma palestra no Instituto de Estudos Avançados da Universidade de Minnesota, em 23 de janeiro de 2009

Historiadores da ciência
Professores da Universidade Harvard
Professores da Universidade Stanford
Físicos dos Estados Unidos
Alunos da Universidade Harvard
Bolsistas MacArthur
Naturais de Nova Iorque (cidade)

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Q: Need to measure pairwire (ip based) bandwidth used over time when using TC I need to measure the datarates of packets between multiple servers. I need pairwise bandwidths between the servers (if possible even the ports), not the overall datarate per interface on each server.
Example output

Timestamp
Server A to B
Server B to A
Server A to C
Server C to A

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5
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7
1

What I tried or thought of

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*tcpdump - I was capturing all the packets and looking at ip.len for getting the datarates. It worked quite well till I started testing along with TC.
Turns out tcpdump captures packets at a lower layer than TC. So, the bandwidths I measure using this can't see the limit set by TC.

*netstat - I tried using this by greping the output and look at Recv-Q and Send-Q columns. But later I found out that it reports the bytes that have been received and are buffered, waiting for the local process that is using this connection to read and consume them. I won't be able to use them to get bandwidth being used.

*iftop - Amazing GUI and has all the things I need. But no way to get the output in a good way to process. Might also overwhelm the storage because of the amount of extra text it stores along with.

*bwm-ng - Gives overall datarate per interface on each server but not pairwise.

Please let me know if there are any other ways to achieve what I need.
Thanks in advance for your help.

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Articles from the September 15, 2015 edition
Front Page September 15, 2015
An affair in the park
By Anthony Mendicino Front Page September 15, 2015
City safety blitz gets underway in Carrick
Final plans for the Carrick Crime Blitz were outlined last Tuesday night, targeting 42 properties for possible condemnation or seizure as local citizens and law enforcement say have been at the center of crime in the community. Representatives from...
By Laura Byko Front Page September 15, 2015
Block watch formation outlined in South Side
Some were there for to make their community safer. Some were there to learn about installing security cameras. Some were just there to see who their neighbors are. But each of the approximately 35...
By Austin Vaught News September 15, 2015
Forty-two properties in initial city public safety blitz
Forty-two Carrick properties on 24 streets are the focus of a public safety blitz that began on September 10, just two days after the mayor's office announced the finalized plans at the Carrick/Overbrook Community Block Watch meeting at Concord K5...
By Margaret L. Smykla Front Page September 15, 2015
South Side Planning Forum is updated on latest developments
The Sept. 8 meeting of the South Side Planning Forum began with the report of the Development Review Committee (DRC) presented by Peter Kreuthmeier. There were no presentations. Mr. Kreuthmeier said the Soffer Organization is continuing to discuss bl...
Real Estate September 15, 2015
16th Ward Estate of Muriel Rita Lentz to Justin Herp at 2122 Arlington Ave. for $5,000. Scott Berry to Evan Fitzpatrick at 2329 Jane St. for $309,900. Paul Gerard Janiak to Urban Capital Group LLC at 2511 Leticoe St. for $55,000. Black & Gold...
Government September 15, 2015
Zoning Board hearings
Pittsburgh's Zoning Board of Adjustment has scheduled the following public hearings of interest to South Pittsburgh residents in the first floor hearing room of the John P. Robin Civic Building, 200 Ross Street, Downtown. Zone case 268/15 on Thursd...
The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 17, at 1:00 p.m. in Magisterial District Judge Richard King's Courtroom: • Amy E. and Arthur Brown Jr., 342 Freeland Street, 18th Ward, Codes 307.1, 302.4, 304.7, 304.5. ...
Service News September 15, 2015
Mayor launches Homefront Pittsburgh initiative for veterans
Mayor William Peduto has launched Homefront Pittsburgh, an initiative focusing on veterans and military families, during a service event in Hazelwood. Homefront Pittsburgh is an effort to ease the transition veterans face from military to civilian...
News September 15, 2015
Wheatley highlights literacy initiative
State Rep. Jake Wheatley, D-Allegheny, and community leaders highlighted the "Little Free Libraries" initiative of the Pittsburgh Brashear High School's construction shop class during a discussion...
Task force sponsors emergency preparedness fair
The Minority Emergency Preparedness Task Force (MEPTF), in collaboration with the Housing Authority of the City of the Pittsburgh (HACP), sponsored an Emergency Preparedness Day Fair on September 11 in recognition of Preparedness Month. The event...
Lifestyles September 15, 2015
The South Pittsburgh SCENE With Brad Palmisiano
Spool fabric shop opened their brick and mortar shop on Warrington Avenue with a Grand Opening party over the weekend. The shop, in a totally renovated storefront in Allentown, features fabrics,...
Carrick tree tenders will meet at Phillips Park this evening
Join the Carrick Tree Tenders and Tree Pittsburgh as they care for the Tree Vitalize trees in Phillips Park on Tuesday, Sept. 15 at 6 p.m. Volunteers will meet at the Phillips Park Recreation Center, 201 Parkfield St, Pittsburgh, PA 15210....
Kids September 15, 2015
Storytime, Homework Help and more at CLP-Carrick
Storytime, Homework Help and After School Fun are happening at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh- Carrick, 1811 Brownsville Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15210 Storytime: Toddler and Preschooler Tales takes place on Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. Join in for...
Meetings September 15, 2015
Meet Board candidates at MWCDC public forum
The next Mount Washington Community Development Corporation Community Forum will be this coming Thursday, September 17, 7 p.m. at the Mount Washington Senior Center, 122 Virginia Avenue. The agenda includes presentations from the MWCDC Board...
Free chicken dinner on Sun. for Hilltop residents at Warrington Rec
A free chicken dinner for all Hilltop residents will take place on Sunday, Sept. 20, 4 p.m. at the Warrington Recreation Center, 329 E. Warrington Avenue. The dinner is hosted by the Beltzhoover Civic Association. For more information, call...
Get-together in South Side for South High 70s' classes
The South High School Class of '74 is planning a get-together on Sunday, Oct. 11, 2 p.m. at the Polish Falcons at 18th and Sidney streets. The cost is $5 per person and everyone is asked to bring a food dish to share. The get-together is open to...
Carrick council will meet on September 28
The next quarterly general membership meeting of the Carrick Community Council (CCC) will be held on Monday, Sept. 28, from 7-8:30 p.m. at Zion Christian Church, 2019 Brownsville Road. Everyone is welcome to attend the meeting. However, only CCC...
Covered dish dinner at S.S. Presbyterian Church
The South Side Presbyterian Church is hosting a neighborhood covered-dish dinner on Wednesday, Sept. 16, at 6:30 p.m. Everyone attending is to bring a dish to share, so neighbors can enjoy each other's company and favorite foods. Call 412-431-0118...
Viewing and discussion at Hot Metal
The Hot Metal Bridge Faith Community will hold viewings of the PBS documentary Race: The Power of an illusion on September 21 and 28 at 7 p.m. each night. Following the viewings, there will be a facilitated conservation with Post-Gazette columnist...
Understanding debt program at Zion Church
Zion Christian Church will host the program "Three October Sundays" at 10 a.m. on October 4, 11, and 18. The program includes understanding practices that lead to debt and practices that lead to contentment. Zion Christian Church is located at...
Flea market on Sat. in So. Side
The South Side Presbyterian Church will hold a Flea Market on Saturday, Sept. 19, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Numerous folks will have tables of treasure, practical items, and holiday stuff for sale. Also, a simple lunch menu will be available. The Church...
Science Center's Robots features robotics activities
Carnegie Science Center will host a celebration of robotics in connection with its new Omnimax film, ROBOTS. The Robots Celebration on Saturday, Sept. 19, from 10 am – 5 pm, will feature robotics activities and experts on the subject. Visitors can...
Party with robots at the Science Center's 21+ night
Carnegie Science Center's next 21+ Night will explore the binary world of robots – with Pittsburgh's famous robot HERB (Home Exploring Robot Butler) – on Friday, Sept. 18, from 6-10 p.m. Event activities will include: programming a robot to...


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St. Paul's on the Green, an Episcopal church in Norwalk, CT, seeks a full-time Director of Music. Salary and full benefits are offered in adherence to AGO guidelines and commensurate with experience. We are a progressive, diverse parish of the Episcopal Church in the Anglo-Catholic tradition that offers a radical welcome to all and holds liturgy and music at the center of its vibrant life. Situated in the heart of Norwalk, CT, St. Paul's is conveniently located in Fairfield County, within the greater New York City metropolitan area and in close proximity to the New York and New Haven music communities.
The choral program at St. Paul's is large and strong. The choirs of St. Paul's sing yearly under the direction of Dr. Barry Rose, OBE at St. Thomas Fifth Avenue and have completed three recent tours to the United Kingdom. They have been invited to sing Sunday services at St. Thomas Fifth Avenue in April 2016, and have also been invited to sing Evensong with the choir of St. Paul's, Fairfield, CT as part of the Association of Anglican Musicians 50th Anniversary conference this summer.
The St. Paul's organ contains 3 manuals and 53 ranks and was rebuilt by Reuter in 2007 from a smaller 1928 E. M. Skinner instrument.
Reporting to the Rector, the Director of Music is a key member of the parish staff. S/he plans and oversees the entire music program, rehearses and conducts several choral ensembles, and plays for a multitude of varied services and events each year. S/he is supported by and provides supervision to a part-time Organ Scholar, who is typically a student at the Yale School of Music and Institute of Sacred Music. S/he also works collaboratively with the clergy and other staff of St. Paul's.
As part of his/her duties, the Director of Music serves as Artistic Director of Seabury Academy of Music and the Arts, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization in residence at St. Paul's that administers the St. Paul's chorister program, a seasonal Mid-day Music & Concert series, a week-long Exploring Music and the Arts summer day camp, and ARTWorks, a gallery that is housed at St. Paul's and features a changing series of art exhibitions.
St. Paul's is currently accepting applications through January 31, 2016. Please send a cover letter and resume to Nicholas Lang, Rector of St. Paul's, at: directorofmusicsearch@stpaulsnorwalk.org. Any questions about the position can also be sent to directorofmusicsearch@stpaulsnorwalk.org.
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Steve Young was one of the best quarterbacks the National Football League has ever seen. He played in the USFL with the Los Angeles Express to begin his professional career, and after that league closed, he joined the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers. After just two seasons in Tampa, Young was traded to the San Francisco 49ers and the rest, as they say, is history. He was a backup quarterback and starter for the first stretch of his career near the bay, but after Joe Montana left to end his career in Kansas City, the 49ers were his entire team.
For most of Young's career, he was not only able to beat a team with his arm, but also with his legs. His mobility and speed helped him avoid the sack, extend a play and get the ball to the open man. It also helped him tuck the ball in and run with it quite effectively. Young finished his career with 232 career touchdown passes, which isn't a bad number, especially considering the time he lost in the USFL and as a backup, but who was his favorite receiver throughout his career?
Undoubtedly, and as you might expect, Steve Young's favorite receiver was the great Jerry Rice. Rice has caught more career touchdown passes from Steve Young than any other player. During their time together, they teamed up for an incredible 85 touchdowns. No quarterback has had a better receiver and having played with both Young and Joe Montana, no receiver has ever had better quarterbacks than Rice.
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Le roc de Montalet est un sommet des monts de Lacaune dans le parc naturel régional du Haut-Languedoc. D'une altitude de , il est situé sur le territoire de la commune de Lacaune dans le département du Tarn. Contrairement à une idée reçue, il n'est ni le point culminant du massif ni du département, dépassé de peu par le puech de Montgrand () et le puech de Rascas ().

Toponymie
Montalet signifie « petit mont », conformément au diminutif occitan alet.

Géographie

Topographie

Flore
La flore au sommet est constituée de genêts purgatifs, de myrtilles, et de framboisiers. On y trouve aussi des landes de bruyère fréquemment composées de callunes, mais aussi de fétuques, de pieds de chat, de dents de chiens, de crocus à fleur nue, de gentianes, etc.

En dessous de la lande se situe une hêtraie. Au printemps, le sol du sous-bois voit se développer diverses fleurs : perce-neige, anémone sylvie, muguet, sceau de Salomon verticillé, jonquille. En été apparaissent la luzule des bois, l'aspérule odorante, le lamier jaune.

Histoire

Le système métrique
Le roc de Montalet a été utilisé comme point intermédiaire pour calculer la distance entre Dunkerque et Barcelone en 1792, par deux astronomes, Jean-Baptiste Delambre et Pierre Méchain, spécialistes de la mesure des angles, le mètre venant d'être adopté sous la Révolution comme unité de mesure commune. Méchain y planta un signal (la borne géodésique), plusieurs fois détruit par la population locale excédée par les levées en masse de soldats et persécutions anticléricales de la Révolution française. Ce n'est que grâce au recours à la force que Méchain put achever son travail. Le mètre fut adopté définitivement comme mesure commune par la France en 1840.

Lieu de pèlerinage

Une statue de la vierge Marie trône au sommet du roc de Montalet. Elle mesure , pèse  et repose sur un socle de 9 mètres de hauteur. Elle fut érigée en 1882 avec le chemin de croix en fonte à la suite d'une retraite spirituelle prêchée par le père Jean de la Dresche. Le roc de Montalet faisait figure de montagne sacrée dans ce pays. Lucien Alengrin, enfant du pays atteint d'une septicémie depuis cinq ans et condamné selon le pronostic vital de la médecine, venu en pèlerinage le , jour de la Pentecôte, en guérit miraculeusement après.

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Leaving London, Kat Wolfe and her veterinarian mum move to the Jurassic Coast to start a new life. While Dr Wolfe sets up a new practice, Kat eagerly starts her own pet-sitting agency. But when she agrees to look after a parrot in a high-tech mansion, things begin to go awry. Its the start of her Kat's first mystery to solve. So off she goes to investigate...
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Religion, minority status, and trust
Minhaj Mahmud
Brac University, Dhaka
minhaj@bigd.bracu.ac.bd
Pushkar Maitra
pushkar.maitra@monash.edu
Ananta Neelim
Royal Melbourne Institute University
ananta.neelim@rmit.edu.au
A key factor that drives segmentation in societies is group identities along various dimensions. This column seeks to understand the effects of identity on individual behaviour. Based on an artefactual field experiment on Hindus and Muslims in India and Bangladesh, it finds that it is minority/ majority status based on religion, rather than religion in itself, that dictates trust behaviour of individuals.
Religion has always been a controversial issue in the Indian subcontinent. South Asians are in perpetual argument about religion, faith and tolerance. There is a sizable segment of the population that identify themselves as being secular, and the political narratives in these countries attempt to accommodate these preferences. Unfortunately, at the same time, the manifestation of communalism and segregation is equally prevalent in the region. This is most commonly reflected in communal riots that cause substantial damage to lives, properties and social capital (in the form of trust and cooperation). In a number of different ways, South Asia is greatly segmented in terms of religion.
Society segmentation on basis of group identities
One of the key factors that drive this kind of segmentation is group identity. Historians have documented (for review, see Hoff and Pandey 2013) that individuals derive a sense of being different from others based on certain group identity and that they often attach certain stereotypes to those belonging to a specific group. This manifests itself in in-group favouritism in behaviour; individuals treat members sharing the same group identity better than others that have a different group identity. Such priorities based on identity may have significant effects on the level of social capital and hence, well-being within these societies. There is now increasing evidence that economic decisions made by individuals are strongly influenced by group membership, and are tied to both social and cultural networks (Akerlof and Kranton 2000).
However analysing the effect of identity on behavior is not so straightforward. This is because individuals can simultaneously identify themselves along many different dimensions. In such situations, which particular identity drives a particular behaviour can be difficult to ascertain. In the context of South Asia, identity based on religion runs into this problem. This is because in any one of the South Asian countries (say India, Bangladesh or Pakistan), identity based on religious belonging and identity based on the minority/ majority status that religion generates are strongly associated.
Let us consider the case of Hindus and Muslims in India and Bangladesh. Remember that India is a Hindu-majority country with a sizeable number of Muslims and that Bangladesh is a Muslim-majority country where Hindus form the largest minority group. This means a Hindu (Muslim) in India (Bangladesh) is always identified as having majority status in terms of religious belonging. Now suppose we observe in India that Muslims behave differently as compared to Hindus. Can we attribute such difference to religious belonging? If it is so, we should observe that Hindus always behave in a certain way irrespective of majority (in India)/ minority (in Bangladesh) status, and that Muslims always behave in a certain way irrespective of majority (in Bangladesh)/ minority (in India) status.
On the other hand, can we attribute the difference in behaviour to minority/ majority status? If it is so, then we should observe that individuals with a particular status behave in the same way irrespective of their religion, that is, Muslims in West Bengal and Hindus in Bangladesh should behave in the same way, and Hindus in West Bengal and Muslims in Bangladesh should behave in the same way.
Analysing role of religious identities in behaviour
Economic experiments are very powerful tools to understand behaviour in a controlled environment. To analyse the role of multiple identities (based on religion) in behaviour, we conducted an artefactual field experiment focusing on trust behaviour of people of two different religions in Bangladesh and West Bengal (Gupta, Mahmud, Maitra, Mitra and Neelim 2014). The rationale for focusing on trust behaviour is that trust is very important in these societies due to the limited ability of the State to enforce legal contracts. In fact, Nobel Laureate Kenneth Arrow has argued that "virtually every commercial transaction has within itself an element of trust" (Arrow 1972), and the economics literature is replete with evidence of trust fostering economic development (Knack and Keefer 1997, Zak and Knack 2001, Beugelsdijk et al. 2004, Bohnet et al. 2005). We use the standard 'Trust Game' (Berg et al. 1995) to measure trust among Hindus and Muslims in Bangladesh and West Bengal. We conduct the Trust Game in a random sample of 620 Hindu and Muslim households in 32 selected villages in Bangladesh and West Bengal (16 villages in each) based on the percentage of Hindus and Muslims in those villages (defining minority and majority in the village context).
Briefly, the Trust Game is a two-player game, where players are paired anonymously and assigned the role of sender (trustor) and receiver (trustee). The sender is given an endowment of money and has to decide on how much of this endowment to send to the receiver, and how much to keep for themselves. All participants in the experiment (senders and receivers) know that the experimenter triples any positive amount sent by the sender before transferring it to the receiver. Then the receiver decides how much of the tripled amount of money to return to the sender, and after that the game concludes. So the amount sent by the sender is typically regarded as an indication of trust (of the sender in the receiver), and the amount returned by the receiver as an indication of trustworthiness (of the receiver)1. For the analysis, we mainly compare three groups based on the information provided to them. In the first, each player is informed that their co-player is of same religion and, in the second, each player is informed that their co-player is of different religion. For some players, no information is given regarding the religion of their co-players (control group). Comparisons of trust behaviour among the three groups can give explanations of the type of bias, if any exists.
Minority/ majority status based on religion dictates behaviour
Our experimental results show that it is status based on religion rather than religion in itself that dictates behaviour - the minority, on average, irrespective of religion, behaves differently than the majority. Individuals from the minority religion (Hindus in Bangladesh and Muslims in West Bengal) trust their own religion group more than they trust the other religion group. However, they do not show such behaviour when they constitute the majority; Muslims in Bangladesh and Hindus in West Bengal are not found to discriminate against the minority.
In fact, conditional on the level of trust placed by the minority sender, majority receivers shows more trustworthiness towards the former. Consider a majority receiver receiving money from a majority sender versus a minority sender. For the same amount of money received, the transfer from the minority is perceived to be 'more kind' than from the majority, as it is a greater deviation from the social norm. Hence, the majority receiver reciprocates by sending back more money to a minority sender (indicating greater trustworthiness). Minorities thus systematically benefit, from higher levels of trust from fellow minorities (minorities sent higher percentage of money to minority receivers), and from higher levels of trustworthiness from members of the majority (higher percentage of money being returned by majority to the minority senders). This is certainly good news for the minority who have often been on the receiving end of discrimination and violence in this region.
We also find that this positive in-group bias on the part of the minority is driven by out-group discrimination and not by in-group favouritism; Minorities both in Bangladesh and West Bengal trust their own status group more than they trust others in general (not knowing religion) implying discrimination to out-group (majority). This behaviour is consistent with the notion of realistic threats that could arise from the fear of the economic and political power of the majority.
We also find that behaviour is significantly influenced by the degree of adherence to religious identity (whether an individual is religious and non-religious). Irrespective of religion and status, religious individuals behave very differently from their non-religious counterparts. In both Bangladesh and West Bengal, religious minorities are inward looking when it comes to trust, exhibiting significant in-group bias in trust. This is not true for their non-religious counterparts. On the other hand, the result that the majority shows more trustworthy behaviour to the minority is driven by the behaviour of the non-religious group members among the majority. These results are perhaps not surprising: one should expect individuals who value religious affiliation less to be less likely to favour in-group members, compared to their more religious counterparts.
Government policies should focus on assimilating minority groups
Trust based on status is a crucial finding. This suggests that it may be more worthwhile to view interactions and behaviour in segmented societies through the lens of minority/ majority status (based on religion), rather than only religion itself. In terms of policy, the results imply that governments should devise policies to foster trust within communities, particularly focusing on assimilating minorities. One possible avenue could be to assuage the fear of minorities by ensuring their rights are protected by the legal system and that these rights are not corroded by the might and power of the majority. Additionally, substantive government investment in the socio-economic development of the minority, including infrastructural improvements in minority-concentration areas, might empower minorities, which may translate into greater minority assimilation and a more cohesive society in the longer run.
As argued by Amartya Sen (2006), a general sense of social identity and priorities play a considerable part in an individual's economic decisions. Therefore, better insight into different identities and their implications for behaviour will facilitate our understanding of fractionalisation within the communities. Trust is crucial for economic interactions when contracts are incomplete and/ or weakly enforced. It is not inconceivable that bias or discrimination in trust that we observe in our experimental setting will be reflected in discrimination in other spheres of life. Understanding the nature of the bias can help in designing appropriate policies and thus, is a crucial first step in integrating segmented societies. It then becomes crucial to identify institutions and policies that promote trust and reduce fractionalisation within the society to attain positive impacts on growth and development.
Given that the receiver gets money only because the sender decides to send, one would expect the receiver to send back at least one third of the money received – hence, the amount sent back is an indication of trust worthiness of the receiver.
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Akerlof, G., and R. Kranton (2000), "Economics and Identity", Quarterly Journal of Economics, 115, 715 – 753.
Beugelsdijk, S., DeGroot, H. L. F., and VanSchaik, A. B. T. M. (2004), "Trust and economic growth: a robust analysis", Oxford Economic Papers, 56:118-134.
Bohnet, I., Harmgart, H., Huck, S., and Tyran, J.R. (2005), "Learning trust", Journal of the European Economic Association, 3:322-329.
Berg, J., J. Dickhaut, and K. McCabe (1995), "Trust, Reciprocity, and Social-History", Games and Economic Behavior, 10(1), 122 – 142.
Chen, Y., S. X. Li, T. X. Liu, and M. Shih (2014), "Which Hat to Wear? Impact of Natural Identities on Coordination and Cooperation", Games and Economic Behavior, Forthcoming.
Gupta, G., M. Mahmud, P. Maitra, S. Mitra, and A. Neelim (2014), 'Religion, Minority Status and Trust: Evidence from a Field Experiment', Mimeo, Monash University.
Hoff, K. and P. Pandey (2013), "Making up people - the effect of identity on performance in a modernizing society", Journal of Development Economics.
Knack, S. and P. Keefer (1997), "Does social capital have an economic payoff? A cross-country investigation", Quarterly Journal of Economics, 112:1251-1288.
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I'm using instagram pics to fill in the picture frame.
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And the DIY-Intersecting Wall Art painting.
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Индихенизм (, ) — сегодня термин употребляется применительно не только ко всем индейским народам, но и к другим коренным народам, например, аборигенам Австралии. В современном мире наряду с культурной составляющей усилилось значение борьбы за гражданские права, автономию и даже полную политическую самостоятельность.

В искусстве индихенизм отличает сочувственный интерес к жизни, истории и культуре коренных народов, стремление воспроизвести особенности их менталитета, духовного мира и художественного восприятия.

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В литературе произведения индихенизма объединяет тематика (жизнь индейцев) и комплекс идей (культурное возрождение), при этом художественные черты могут соответствовать принципам романтизма, реализма и современных течений. Впервые индихенистские черты были отражены в поэме «Уругвай» бразильца Жозе Базилиу да Гамы (1769). Индихенизм XIX века выразился в романах, осуждающих конкисту и идеализирующих индейца. Расцвет индихенизм достигает в прозе 1920—1960-х годов. Наиболее яркие писатели-индихенисты этого периода: в Мексике — Григорио Лопес-и-Фуэнтес, Росарио Кастельянос; в Гватемале Мигель Анхель Астуриас, в Эквадоре — Хорхе Икаса; в Перу — Сиро Алегриа, Хосе Мария Аргеда; В Боливии — Альсидес Аргедас и Хесус Лара.

В музыке
В музыке индихенизм проявился в интересе к индейскому музыкальному фольклору и в осознании его как неотъемлемой части общенациональной культуры. Первоначально музыкальный индихенизм появился в Перу в конце XIX века. Здесь велись записи индейской музыки с целью использования её в композиторском творчестве. Пио Венсесало Оливера между 1896 и 1900 годами записал более 50 индейских мелодий, по своему складу относящихся к доколумбовой эпохе. Музыковед Хосе Кастро опубликовал в 1897 году первое в Перу исследование ладовой структуры индейской музыки. Самым ярким представителем перуанского индихенизма начального периода (1900—1920-е годы) был композитор Даниэль Аломиа Роблес, записавший в Перу и Боливии 1260 индейских мелодий, которые он классифицировал по районам, жанрам и ритмо-мелодическим характеристикам. Роблес использовал собранный материал в опере «Илья-Кори», сарсуэле «Пролетает кондор» и хореографической пантомиме «Инкский танец». Среди индихенистских композиторов более позднего периода выделяются Теодоро Валькарсель и Андреас Сас Орчасаль, из современных — Армандо Гевара Очоа. В боливийском индихенизме выделяются композиторы Эдуардо Кабы и Хосе Мария Веласко Майдана. В Чили это направление представлено творчеством Карлоса Лавина и Карлоса Исаммита Аларкона. Наиболее ярко индихенизм проявился в Мексики в творчестве Карлоса Чавеса: в балетах «Новый огонь» и «Четыре солнца», оркестровой пьесе «Хочипилли Маккуильхочитль» и «Индейской симфония». В этом направлении также работали мексиканские композиторы Даниэль Айяла Перес, Канделарио Уисар, Луис Санди Менесес, Карлос Хименес Мабарак.

В изобразительном искусстве
Как направление живописи индихенизм возник в 1910-х годах. В Мексике индихенизм имел ярко выраженную социальную направленность (творчество мексиканских монументалистов). Индихенистов объединяли мировоззренческие взгляды, в то время как манера письма могла быть различной. Наиболее последовательное выражение индихенизм нашел в творчестве перуанских, боливийских и эквадорских художников. В Перу основоположником индихенизма был Хосе Сабогаль Диегес. Лучшая часть работ Диегеса была создана в 1920—1940-е годы, в 1922 году вокруг него образовался кружок молодых художников. В Боливии первопроходцем индихенизма в 1920-х годах стал Сесилио Гусман де Рохас. В Эквадоре появление индихенизма связо с влиянием мексиканской школы монументализма, здесь основоположником стал Хосе Абрахам Москосо. С индихинизмом в Эквадоре связано абстракционистское течение «преколомбино». В Мексике наиболее последовательно индихенизма придерживались Диего Ривера и Амадо де ла Куэва, Хуан О'Горман, Артуро Гарсиас Бустос и художники «Мастерской народной графики».

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