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Gas Quantification and Reporting, the GHG protocol corporate standard and UK Government guidance, to ensure that we account for significant GHG emissions within our operational control. Some activities that our offices have engaged in include:
choosing web conferencing over travelling to meetings
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Musical tones have always been an essential part of the gathering of people. In ritual and magick, there is no exception. Tones are a language all there own, and the right bell is an essential part of any temple or sacred space. The tone of the bell vibrates out with energy levels based upon the notes of the bell. And even for relaxing and meditation, most people enjoy chimes in the wind or somewhere in their home.


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2nd Annual Grimm Ball – Tonight at the Piermont Landing!
A busy weekend coming up, but as always, the most popular events take place at the Piermont, and this weekend is no exception! Tonight's event at the Piermont in Wheatstone Waterways is the second annual tribute to the classic Grimm Brothers tales, of which a new set of fairy tails has recently been recently discovered in Bavaria! (http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2012/mar/05/five-hundred-fairytales-discovered-germany) So do make it a point of stopping by beautiful New Babbage for this outstanding event – for more information, please visit the New Babbage website, at: http://cityofnewbabbage.com/drupaltest/node/5270!


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← A Species of Insanity
Gravitational Forces →
Australian Open, Fourth Round (Day Eight)
(1) Djokovic d. Hewitt, 6/1 6/3 4/6 6/3
Channel 7 has hopefully learned its lesson. Whereas yesterday's promos blithely contended that Tomic would take it to Federer, today's were more circumspect, not to say understated: 'Lleyton Hewitt gears up for another massive challenge!' Yesterday they asked their viewers whether Tomic could actually win, with predictably absurd results. Today they wanted to know what Hewitt must do in order to win, to 'pull out the big one'. Shockingly, no one came up with much. Once the match began, and Novak Djokovic gambolled through the opening set, it became clear even to the viewers that it really didn't matter what Hewitt did. The world No.1 proved some time ago that resistance is useless.
He proved it again in the second set, even though the resistance was stiffer, and the score closer. The third set moved to 3/0 to the Serbian, but it already felt over. Pre-composed eulogies were adjusted, and padded with commiserations that it had to end with a bagel. But then the seagulls arrived – which sounds like a euphemism, but isn't – and the spell, somehow, was shattered. Courtside colour-commentators scurried for cover. Brad Gilbert wore bird-shit, and Todd Woodbridge only narrowly eluded a similar fate. Somehow, en route to a blowout, Hewitt held, then broke, then held again. The numbers had barely changed – perhaps Djokovic was striking fewer winners – but Hewitt was marshalling everything he had, as ever making much of little: a patchy serve, and fumes and a loathing of defeat. At 4/4, Djokovic grew tight on serve, and Hewitt, desperate and everywhere, gutsed the break. He gradually served out the set, saving a break-back point with an icy drop shot, and weathering a return barrage from Djokovic. As he claimed the set, the Australian turned to his box and raised his fist, his eyes sheened. If he was to go out, this was how it was meant to be, taking the battle to the world's best player. The fanatics went bananas, but then all of Rod Laver Arena did. Out in Garden Square they were capering. Resistance, it transpired, always has its uses.
The fourth set began evenly, but there was only one outcome. Djokovic was lifting, inexorably. Melbourne Park has been beset by communications issues for days, which perhaps explains with Channel 7 didn't get the memo. They put the possibility of a Hewitt comeback to the viewers. Predictably, the viewers believed he could do it. Predictably, they were wrong. But they believe, like Channel 7 believes, because it must. It will never learn its lesson.
Now that it has finally concluded, I am compelled to say the story of the first week has been the gallant Australians, and not only because the penalty for not doing so is immediate deportation. Some blame can be laid at the mangled feet of the players themselves. Having two home-grown men push through to the fourth round of the home slam was always going to resonate with the natives, and therefore with the presiding broadcaster.
Channel 7's current ascendancy in the Australian market can be traced back directly to Hewitt's run to the Australian Open final in 2005, which was aired fleetingly in between relentless promos for Lost and Desperate Housewives. The night he lost the final to Marat Safin – still the highest rating program in Australian history – Hewitt assuaged his disappointment by proposing to his Channel 7 soap opera girlfriend. Now that he has lost to Novak Djokovic, he will be joining their commentary team for the tournament's remainder. Have a player and a television network ever been so tightly entwined?
Having Hewitt and Tomic scrap their way to the fourth round has therefore proved a godsend for the Channel 7, who know better than anyone just how quickly ratings trail off once the local talent flies the coop. If you can't watch Federer or Nadal – who remain the biggest draws everywhere – then watching strangers who by sheer coincidence were born in the same country as you is apparently the next best thing. Network executives still break into a cold sweat at the recollection of the 2002 Open, when the big names and the locals fell early. Thank god Safin unleashed his 'blondtourage' that year. By any measure, tonight's match was therefore gold.
To be fair, Hewitt and Tomic have provided adequate entertainment in their own right, and it's hard to begrudge anyone their excitement, since I've hardly been above revelling in it myself. Just two days ago, Hewitt resurrected a strikingly dull day of tennis by defeating Milos Raonic in four stern sets, while Tomic's recovery from two sets down against Fernando Verdasco was a fitting centrepiece for the first day.
For someone who follows the majors closely – and I do, though I ration myself to only four per year – I am generally amazed at how quickly and cruelly the draw pares down. In just a week, the tournament has shed all but eight of its original 128 entrants. Even General Haig didn't achieve that kind of attrition at the Somme, although, unlike in that fateful battle, Gallic losses have been particularly horrendous. Of the 15 Frenchman who commenced last week, none now remain, although it is regrettable that their putatively best players – Monfils, Tsonga, Simon – fell with perfunctory ease. Kei Nishikori has become the first Japanese man to reach the Australian Open quarterfinals in 80 years. Frederico Gil became the first Portuguese man to reach the third round at any major, ever.
David Nalbandian famously exited in a haze of cock-ups and hammy bafflement. Baghdatis, more famously, flipped out and threw a fit that was disturbing not only in its cold intensity, but in its thoroughness. It's gone viral, and he's become a verb: 'to Baghdatis', for when you just have to smash every-fucking-thing. Wearied, Isner fell to Lopez, who fought bravely, until he met Nadal, when he fought barely. Llodra and Murray proved that tennis can still be fun, offering a match that was so entertaining even Murray enjoyed it. Roddick lost his hamstring, Kukushkin lost his hip, and Tipsarevic lost his head. Kohlschreiber, as ever, played well until he didn't. Gasquet is just a pretty backhand.
Ivo Karlovic pushed Federer to a miraculous first set tiebreak, but no further. Harrison's first set against Murray and Hewitt's tonight remain the only sets the big four have collectively lost. Tommy Haas hit upon the winning tactic against Rafael Nadal – variety without relent to the Spaniard's backhand – although it turned out not to be quite winning enough. Before tonight, Djokovic dropped 10 games in three matches. These four guys are so often the story of the second week – the week everyone will remember – so it is entirely appropriate that they have barely featured in the first.
No, the first week has largely belonged to everyone else, even if they're now mostly on their way home. But most of all, it has belonged to the two who've finally lost, but are already home.
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Q: java.lang.IllegalMonitorStateException when condition.wait private static volatile AtomicInteger blockClientCount = new AtomicInteger(0);

private static Object lock = new Object();

private static Lock reentrantLock = new ReentrantLock();

private static Condition condition = reentrantLock.newCondition();

@Override
public void run() {
    Random random = new Random(this.hashCode());
    while (true) {
        String request = random.nextInt(10) + "" + IOUtil.operators[random.nextInt(4)] + (random.nextInt(10) + 1);
        System.out.println(this.getName() + " send request:" + request);
        if (socketConnect()) {
            BufferedReader in = null;
            PrintWriter out = null;
            try {
                out = new PrintWriter(socket.getOutputStream(), true);
                in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(socket.getInputStream()));
                blockClientCount.incrementAndGet();

                reentrantLock.lock();
                try {
                    while (blockClientCount.get() % IOUtil.CLIENNT_NUM != 0) {
                        /**
                         * TODO java.lang.IllegalMonitorStateException
                         */
                        condition.wait();
                    }
                    condition.signalAll();
                } finally {
                    reentrantLock.unlock();
                }

                // synchronized (lock) {
                // while (blockClientCount.get() % IOUtil.CLIENNT_NUM != 0)
                // {
                // lock.wait();
                // }
                // lock.notifyAll();
                // }
                out.println(request);
                String response = in.readLine();
                System.out.println(this.getName() + " accept response:" + response);
            } catch (final Exception e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            } finally {
                IOUtil.close(in);
                IOUtil.close(out);
            }
        }
        try {
            sleep(1000);
        } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            System.out.println(this.getName() + " was interrupted and stop");
            IOUtil.close(socket);
            break;
        }
    }
}

the java.lang.IllegalMonitorStateException will happen when i use ReentrantLock to wait, but it works well when i use synchronized , i can'not explain it.
The reason is that reentrantLock is unlock before condition.wait(),but i don't know why.
if someone can help me,i have submit the code to https://github.com/shanhm1991/demo_io.git

A: That's because you're calling the wrong method. You should call await() rather than wait() on a Condition object:
reentrantLock.lock();
try {
    condition.await();
} finally {
    reentrantLock.unlock();
}

You're currently calling wait which is the Object.wait() method, which requires you to be synchronized on the object that you are calling it on. But that's not what you want, you want the specific wait functionality of the Condition class, and that is only available through the method await.

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I understand that your objection is principled rather than pragmatic, right?
> if a 2.7 module is tried on a 2.6 only installation.
I don't know, what exactly do you have in mind? Can you give a concrete example?


With premium smartphones, consumers tend to click more pictures but users of high-end devices don't click that many pictures in India.
If you recently bought a new smartphone then there is a fair chance that the first thing you did with the device is take a picture. Now, a new insight from techARC DIGIT (Digital India Granular Insights & Trends), 43 percent of the smartphone users capture pictures with their devices at least once everyday. The report highlights the reason why smartphone makers are launching devices with triple and quad camera setup as consumers are increasingly looking for pocketable camera in their smartphones.
The report states that Indian smartphone users are heavy on taking pictures and capturing various moments happening in their daily lives. The report further highlights that females tend to use smartphones regularly for taking pictures with compared to males. "As per the findings, 50 percent of the females take a picture with their smartphones daily, while in males the percentage is 42 percent," the report notes.
One of the key highlights of this report is the fact that as consumers upgrade to a premium range of smartphone they tend to click more pictures. "As the camera quality is relatively better in smartphones as a user moves to a premium range of the smartphones, it results in frequent usage of the camera by them," the report reads.
While consumers tend to click more pictures with a premium smartphone, the same is not true for those using devices in the above Rs 50,000 category. The techARC insight claims that camera usage dips in this segment where consumers largely use their smartphones for productivity and communication use rather than taking pictures and sharing them on social media platforms.
The report also mentions that camera has become the default hardware for content generation on a smartphone. It also notes that the usage of soft keyboard has increased because of the rise of chat applications such as WhatsApp. Beyond taking pictures, users also tend to make use of their smartphone camera for making soft copies of important documents such as certificates, receipts and prescriptions.
Early this year, Huawei launched the P20 Pro with triple-camera setup on the back. It followed up with another device called the Mate 20 Pro recently. The move has forced smartphone makers such as Samsung and Oppo to also add triple or quad camera setup to their phones. The next Galaxy flagship called the Galaxy S10 is tipped to feature six cameras in total. With camera becoming major differentiator, the relevance of taking pictures is only likely to grow further.


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package com.ccm.me.playground.bindingscala.virtuallist

import com.ccm.me.playground.bindingscala.ShowCase
import com.thoughtworks.binding.Binding.BindingSeq
import com.thoughtworks.binding.{Binding, dom}
import org.scalajs.dom.{Node, document}
import org.scalajs.dom.raw.{KeyboardEvent, MouseEvent, WheelEvent}

class ui extends ShowCase {
  val paneHeight = 259 // height of the scroll bar in px - TODO: can the value be automagically computed ?

  val list: ListModel[Item] = ListModel[Item]()

  loadData.watch()

  @dom override def css: Binding[BindingSeq[Node]] =

  @dom override def render: Binding[Node] = {

Virtual list displaying 1,000,000 elements. You can explore the data with the following means:

Move the scrollbar by dragging the mouse

Use the mouse wheel (over the listbox)

Use the keyboard keys, up to go up, down to go down

            {for (item <- list.data) yield {

{item.label}
                #{item.id.toString}

            }}

 onMouseMove(e)}>

  }

  def onMouseDown(e: MouseEvent) = {
    val p = Position(e.clientX.toInt, e.clientY.toInt)

    list.lastDragPosition.value = Some(p)
  }

  def onMouseMove(e: MouseEvent) = {
    list.lastDragPosition.value match {
      case Some(Position(_,lasty)) ⇒
        val (x, y) = (e.clientX.toInt, e.clientY.toInt)
        val dy = y - lasty
        val offset = list.offset.value + (dy * list.total.value / paneHeight)

        if( offset != list.offset.value ) {
          updateOffset(offset)
          list.lastDragPosition.value = Some(Position(x, y))
        }
      case None ⇒
    }
  }

  def onMouseUp(e: MouseEvent) = {
    list.lastDragPosition.value = None
  }

  def onMouseWheel(e: WheelEvent) = {
    updateOffset(list.offset.value + e.deltaY.toInt)

    e.stopImmediatePropagation()
  }

  def onKeyDown(e: KeyboardEvent) = {
    // TODO: is there any symbolic constants around ?
    e.keyCode match {
      case 33 ⇒ updateOffset(list.offset.value - 5)
      case 34 ⇒ updateOffset(list.offset.value + 5)
      case 38 ⇒ updateOffset(list.offset.value - 1)
      case 40 ⇒ updateOffset(list.offset.value + 1)
      case _ ⇒
    }
  }

  private def updateOffset( offset: Long) = {
    list.offset.value = (0l max offset) min list.total.value
  }

  private def scrollbarHeight: Binding[Int] = Binding {
    if(list.total.bind == 0)
      0
    else 12 /* minimal pixel size*/ max (paneHeight * list.size.bind / list.total.bind).toInt
  }

  private def scrollbarTop: Binding[Int] = Binding {
    if(list.total.bind == 0)
      0
    else {
      val height = paneHeight - scrollbarHeight.bind - 1

      (height * list.offset.bind / list.total.bind).toInt
    }
  }

  private def loadData = Binding {
    val page = ItemStore.apply(Paginate(list.offset.bind, list.size.bind))
    list.data.value.clear()
    list.data.value ++= page.content
    list.total.value = page.totalElements
  }

  override def install(): Unit = {
    document.onmouseup = onMouseUp _
    document.onmousemove = onMouseMove _
    document.onkeydown = onKeyDown _
  }

  override def name: String = "playground-binding.scala/virtual-list"
  @dom override def description: Binding[Node] =
A virtual list rendering 1,000,000 items

  override def link: String = s"#playground-binding.scala/virtual-list"
  override def scalaFiddle: Option[String] = Some("https://scalafiddle.io/sf/JuZsaoP/0")
}

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It's Necessary to Talk about Trees @ River Valley Arts Collective
It's Necessary to Talk about Trees
Polly Apfelbaum, Osi Audu, Julia Bland, Mary Carlson, Nicole Cherubini, Taylor Davis, Christy Gast, Tamara Gonzales, Zach Hadlock, Padma Rajendran, Halsey Rodman, Em Rooney, Arlene Shechet, Elise Siegel, Claudio Sebastian Stalling, Josh Tonsfeldt
River Valley Arts Collective is pleased to present It's Necessary to Talk about Trees, an exhibition that evolves from the new non-profit's focus on material and process, and its mission to serve artists of the Hudson Valley. This exhibition and related activities will take place in Catskill, NY at Foreland, a 175-year-old former textile mill that is currently being developed by artist Stef Halmos to house studios and galleries and to host cultural programming.
It's Necessary to Talk about Trees presents work by a group of artists who express a unique sensitivity to the environmental and social issues that inform their practice. The exhibition title comes from Adrienne Rich's 1991 poem "What Kind of Times Are These"—an urgent question and a provocation in which Rich speaks allegorically of a forest that is haunted by the shadows of history. The poem's conclusion, "It's Necessary to Talk about Trees," is a call to action that highlights how inspiration is found in the natural world and recognizes the power of art-making in troubling times.
The exhibition considers artists' agency and their role as primary producers, the environmental factors that drive their work, and the generative power that renders visible what others seek to make disappear. Through the found and crafted, tactile and felt, these artists create tangible evidence of time and place.
This exhibition is on view from September 7 to September 29 (12 to 5pm) at Foreland, 111 Water Street, Catskill, NY.
© Christy Gast 2016


EFFORTS to resolve South Africa's political deadlock through international mediation ran into immediate problems yesterday over the demand by Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) leader Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi that the April election dates be changed.
A row over the mediators' terms of reference - what items would be included in negotiations - erupted shortly after former United States Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Lord Carrington, the former British foreign secretary, arrived in the country on Tuesday to lead a seven-person international team of mediators.
Dr. Kissinger and Lord Carrington held meetings with Chief Buthelezi and African National Congress (ANC) President Nelson Mandela yesterday. After their meeting with Mr. Mandela, they said they would not mediate if the election date was included in the terms of reference.
Kissinger said that the terms of reference he had received on Sunday, before leaving for South Africa, had not included the April 26-28 election date as a subject for mediation.
ANC and Inkatha negotiators were refusing to leave Johannesburg for an undisclosed destination with the mediators yesterday until Buthelezi agreed to these terms.
An Inkatha official said yesterday that the specific exclusion of a postponement in the country's first all-race election was totally unacceptable to Buthelezi. ``There is no way we can accept this,'' the Inkatha spokesman said.
The agreement on terms, reached after the government joined the mediation process on Monday, and which is in The Monitor's possession, categorically rules out any question of the poll being postponed.
Buthelezi, who requested international mediation, yesterday accused the South African government and ANC of unilaterally changing the terms of reference agreed to on Sunday between Inkatha and ANC negotiating teams. He accused the ANC and government of colluding to keep Inkatha out of the election by not allowing the mediators to consider a change in the election date.
As the mediation efforts ran into trouble, the Transitional Executive Council, the multiracial commission overseeing the transition to democracy, announced a tightening of emergency rule in strife-torn Natal Province, where 185 people have been killed since emergency rule was declared two weeks ago.
The TEC also announced that it was considering a request to extend the period of voting in KwaZulu/Natal, where an Inkatha-led boycott of the poll is jeopardizing the holding of a free and fair ballot.
If Buthelezi is seen to be the spoiler in the mediation effort, this would deepen his pariah status and give further justification to tougher security action against Inkatha elements bent on disrupting the poll.
But a spokesman for the Consultative Business Movement, which is providing a secretariat for the visiting mediators, said that the government, ANC, and Inkatha were negotiating to finalize terms of reference for the mediation Tuesday night. The mediation would commence as soon as agreements were reached, the spokesman said.
FOLLOWING a meeting with Kissinger and Lord Carrington on Tuesday night, President Frederik de Klerk virtually ruled out the possibility of Inkatha taking part in the elections. ``I think it is extremely doubtful if you look at the logistics and, therefore, I don't expect that it is a practical possibility,'' Mr. De Klerk said.
If the parties approached the mediation effort ``in a solution-oriented spirit and willing to compromise,'' then progress should be possible, he added.
But the future of the election in Natal now appears to be in the hands of the TEC and South African Defense Force, which is coordinating the military effort in the province.


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Blog Tour & Review: The Outskirts - T.M. Frazier
The Outskirts by T.M. Frazier
Sawyer wants a life of her own.
Finn wants to forget he ever had one.
After a tragedy, Finn Hollis escapes
into the swamp to be alone.
That is until Sawyer Dixon shows up,
all SCORCHING HOT innocence,
claiming she owns the land less than
fifty feet from his front door.
Sawyer gets under his SKIN, but even worse?
She makes him WANT things.
Things Finn hasn't wanted in a very very long time.
Finn WANTS Sawyer gone.
Almost as much as he wants her in his BED.
The Outskirts is Book One in the Outskirts Duet.
Sawyer is running from the only life she's ever known. Raised in a strict religious family with a religious father, Sawyer is used to pain and heartbreak, but a chance opportunity left behind by her mother helps her escape to The Outskirts. It's a town the world forgot, a swampy marshland with few prospects and a handful of determined citizens. It's also the home of Finn, a brooding, dark man barely making it through the days as he hangs onto a past he can't let go of. Neighbors by chance, Sawyer brings life back into Finn's world and in turn he shows her all she's been missing.
"'You running from something, Sawyer Dixon?'
I paused for a moment. 'I think of it more like I'm running toward something.'"
Talk about a story that's driven by complex characters and a well constructed plot. T.M. Frazier gives readers a stunning novel with the release of The Outskirts, part one of a duet, told from the dual point of views of main characters Sawyer and Finn. Sawyer is sweet, naive, and headstrong. Finn is depressed, alone, and handsome. Neither should really be seeking another, not when they carry baggage as heavy as they do, and yet they can't seem to stay away. They're both questioning why they're the ones left behind, but together they find a reason to keep going. I love how Sawyer and Finn connect, but what really makes this novel work are the secondary characters and the events that unfold. The town of Outskirts is like a living, breathing character itself, and the people who live there are so unique. I really liked Josh and how she took Sawyer under her wing, embracing her when it's obvious Sawyer doesn't know what it's really liked to be cared for. Miller, while kind of a sleaze, brings humor to the story and characters like Critter, well he holds all the secrets. The interactions between each character was so interesting, it allowed for a lot of character development and made the story feel alive. Then there is the drama, we know Sawyer's past isn't truly in the past and the twist that T.M. Frazier gives readers at the very end was astonishing, I could never have predicted it.
"I was her first.
Her first everything."
My 5 star rating of The Outskirts is definitely due to my general enjoyment of the novel. I love the idea of a girl striking it out on her own, finding strength in herself as she faces the unknown. More than that though, I love that the girl can help someone else find themselves in the process too. It's a romantic story with an underlying mystery that makes it unique and even more interesting to read. As the first part of a duet, The Outskirts is a standout novel and I cannot wait for The Outliers.
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Alexei Etmanov: An Appeal for Solidarity with Russian Auto Workers
The following solidarity appeal by Alexei Etmanov, co-chair of Russia's Interregional Trade Union of Autoworkers (ITUA), to Jyrki Raina, general secretary of the International Metalworkers' Federation, was published on the ITUA website yesterday. You can read the original text in Russian here, as well as download the English translation (which we have reproduced below) for redistribution and reposting. The IMF has previously expressed their solidarity with the ITUA. You can read more about that here.
Jyrki Raina
International Metalworkers' Federation
Dear Brother,
More than once did Interregional Trade Union of Autoworkers (ITUA) receive brotherly support and solidarity from the IMF and its affiliates. However, worsening situation with basic labour rights in Russia forces us to turn to IMF again.
Recently ITUA shop floor organizations and their members have faced increasing pressure from government authorities, particularly from the local Departments for the Prevention of Extremism created by the Investigative Committee at the Public Prosecutor's Office, local Prosecutor's Offices themselves and from the Departments of Internal Affairs. Pressure from employers has also increased. It is our view that this pressure is aimed at suppressing ITUA activities at the national level and destroying shop floor organizations created by workers.
We would like to draw your attention to the following facts.
What raises special concern is the fact that a number of leaflets issued and distributed by the activists of the ITUA union at Tsentrosvarmash plant in Tver, Russia were included in the 'Federal List of Extremist Materials', composed by the Ministry of Justice. [Editor's note: these materials are indeed on the list under nos. 439, 441—444, 446—447.] The materials were deemed 'extremist' by Zavolzhsky District Court in Tver on August 28, 2009, but ITUA representatives were not informed of that case. Union members learned about the court ruling only after the 'List of Extremist Materials' had been published on the official web page of the Ministry of Justice. To date, union activists still haven't been able to get hold of the court ruling – that's why they can't challenge it in court. As for the leaflets, they solely deal with labour rights protection: creating shop floor organization, demanding fair payment for night work, union's anti-crisis programme, and fight against precarious employment.
Federal Security Service (FSS), a Russian special service, considered initiating a case against Dmitry Kozhnev, chairman of the Tsentrosvarmash union, under item 1 of article 280 ('Public call for extremist activity') of the Russian Criminal Code. This didn't happen. However, in April and June Kozhnev was summoned by FSS for 'interviews'. FSS officials didn't give him the case materials, but asked him to sign post factum about ten official notices on the dismissal of a criminal case.
Instead of protecting the union from rights violations and employer's repressions, Tver Prosecutor's Offices themselves put pressure on union activists who create shop floor organizations. Thus, in November 2009 activists of the unions at Tver Wagon Building plant and Tsentrosvarmash V. Kornilov, D. Kozhnev, E. Vinogradov, V. Sergeev and V. Kremko were summoned by Zavolzhsky District Prosecutor's Office for giving testimony (the summons were given by employers). Activists were asked questions about the procedure of creating shop floor organizations, their activities, number and names of their members, preparing and distributing union materials, union leaders' travels and meetings.
In October 2009 ITUA co-chairman and the chairman of the union at AvtoVAZ plant in Togliatti, Russia Petr Zolotarev was twice summoned by the Department for the Prevention of Extremism (so‑called Center 'E') prior to the mass protests organized by the union. Center 'E' officials questioned Zolotarev about the union's planned activities. They also asked who will take part in those activities, what demands will be made and who will address the protesters. In July 2009 Zolotarev was returning by train from a union meeting in Moscow. When the train approached the station 'Zhigulevskoe More', several Center 'E' officials joined Zolotarev in his compartment. They questioned him about his trip and meetings in Moscow. Zolotarev feels that he's been under surveillance all the time.
In February 2009 chairman of ITUA union at GM Auto plant in Saint-Petersburg, Russia Evgeny Ivanov was also summoned by Center 'E', where the officers tried to induce him to 'cooperate'. For them 'cooperation' meant informing Center 'E' about the work of the plant and the activities of the unions in the city and the surrounding area. The same offer was made to ITUA co-chairman and the chairman of the union at Ford MC plant in Vsevolozhsk, Russia Alexei Etmanov.
In the meantime, union members and activists face ongoing pressure from employers. After the union organized so-called 'Italian strikes' (work-by-the-rules) on October 21 and November 11-20 at GM Auto plant in Saint-Petersburg (the demands were: switching premiums for the increases in guaranteed pay, pay increases, more freedom in using holiday time, abolishment of summarized annual recording of the working time and introduction of 40-hour work week), chairman of the union at the plant Evgeny Ivanov and union activist O. Shafikova were fired. Union activists A. Tsaregorodsev and I. Dorosevich face increasing pressure (the administration forced them to combine tasks without additional payment, moved them to unfamiliar work site and took disciplinary action against them). Management representatives propagandize against the union at shop floors.
Prosecutor's Offices and other authorities don't take any action regarding employers' illegal activities. Over a year ago many ITUA leaders and shop floor activists were physically assaulted, but the investigation still hasn't resulted in anything at all.
All these facts raise serious concern about the fate of ITUA, its shop floor organizations, activists and members. All-Russian Confederation of Labour (ACL) has prepared a detailed report based on the evidence of trade union rights violations, ITUA cases included. A complaint to ILO against Russian Federation is being prepared. However, the situation changes very fast, and in the unfavorable direction. This is why we turn to the IMF, asking to look for an effective response to the attack against its affiliate. We ask IMF to launch a global campaign of solidarity with ITUA.
Help and support from the international labour movement, particularly from our brotherly unions welded together by the IMF can secure the survival of our organization and the personal safety of its members and activists today.
We are ready to answer any questions regarding the facts mentioned above and render to IMF all the additional materials we have on this case.
Alexei Etmanov,
Co-Chairman, ITUA
Filed under open letters, manifestos, appeals, political repression, trade unions
Tagged as Alexei Etmanov, Center "E", Evgeny Ivanov, GM Saint Petersburg, International Metalworkers Federation, ITUA, ITUA (Interregional Trade Union of Auto Workers), repression of union activists in Russia, violence against union activists in Russia
Russia: Stop Attacks on Auto Workers Union
Alexei Etmanov (pictured), the leader of the Ford-Vsevelozhsk trade union and co-chairman of Interregional Trade Union of Autoworkers (ITUA) has been the target of two brutal attacks on November 8 and 13. An anonymous caller following the first assault contacted the union and warned Etmanov to stop his union activities or "we will take away your life," the caller said. No one has been charged for the crimes and an investigation has been suspended. Other members of ITUA have been assaulted, including the leaders of the local trade union organisation of Taganrog automobile plant, Alexei Gramm and Sergei Brizgalov. Those incidents were not investigated either.
The International Metalworkers Federation is carrying out a campaign to protect the leaders of ITUA, demanding that the Russian authorities conduct a complete investigation of all cases of the assaults and to punish the guilty ones – both those that took part and those who ordered the crimes to be committed.
Please follow the link at the top of this message to sign the petition in support of Russian auto industry unionists.
Filed under political repression, trade unions
Tagged as Alexei Etmanov, attacks on union activists in Russia, ITUA
Moscow: Free Concert in Support of Assaulted Russian Activists (December 1)
NO TO THE PERSECUTION OF SOCIAL AND LABOR ACTIVISTS!
NO TO THE REPRESSION OF TRADE UNIONS!
NO TO THE WHITE TERROR AGAINST THE LEFTIST MOVEMENT!
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FREE CONCERT
December 1, 2008, 9:00 p.m. Proekt OGI, Moscow (Potapovsky per. 8/12, bldg. 2; Metro: Chistie Prudy)
Chronicle of a Single Day (November 13, 2008):
The second attack on Alexei Etmanov, leader of the labor union at Ford-Vsevolozhsk; the third attack on Carine Clément, director of the Institute of Collective Action; the brutal beating of Mikhail Beketov, leader of the movement to defend the Khimki Forest.
The beatings and murders of labor and social activist is the quiet civil war of our time, a corporate White Terror, a strike by the wealthy and the powers-that-be against the leaders of social movements that in one way or another raise questions related to property and ownership. Our task is to call this process by its real name and publicize what is happening. Each of us will in the end be forced to take sides and it is better if we do this right now. We are on the side of the oppressed.
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The concert is organized by the >Vpered>> (Forward) Socialist Movement. Entry is free.
Filed under activism, political repression, Russian society, trade unions, urban movements (right to the city)
Tagged as Alexei Etmanov, assaults on Russian activists, Carine Clément, Mikhail Beketov, Vpered Socialist Movement
The Attacks on Russian Activists: Who Stands to Gain?
We here at Chtodelat News are pleased to announce the launch of an important new online resource for social activists in Russia and those of you who read Russian and are interested in keeping abreast of how the fight for civil, labor, environmental, housing and human rights is going in the world's largest country. Dvizhenie—"(The) Movement"—is the brainchild of three friends and allies: Artem Marchenkov, Vlad Tupikin, and Alexander Bikbov. In recognition of their timely hard work, we are pleased to publish a translation of an essay by Alexander Bikbov that was just posted on Dvizhenie. Bikbov reflects on the recent series of attacks on labor and social activists in Russia and asks the question that should be on everyone's mind: who stands to gain from these cowardly crimes?
Alexander Bikbov, sociologist
Crimes against Justice: Who Stands to Gain?
The events of the last several days—a series of attacks on [Russian] activists—are acutely alarming. It is not political hierarchs who have been attacked or rival businessmen or professional militants from one or another side of the barricades. No, these attacks have been directed against people who have expressed their sense of fairness and justice publicly: in print and at demonstrations, by defending their own rights and the rights of others, by taking honest, consistent stances at their workplaces. The perpetrators are unidentifiable; their masters are anonymous. These are blows from the dark. Continue reading →
Tagged as Alexander Bikbov, Alexander Nazarov, Alexei Etmanov, attacks on Russian activists, Carine Clément, Движение (dvizh.org), Mikhail Beketov, Oleg Demin, Sergei Fedotov
End the Terror Against Social Activists in Russia!
Public Statement on the Attacks against Social Activists
Recently, criminal attacks against the leaders of trade union and social movements have clearly increased. Among the latest such incidents, we should note the attacks against Carine Clément, a member of the working group and a leader of the Union of Coordinating Councils; Alexei Etmanov, leader of the labor union at Ford-Vsevolozhsk; Mikhail Beketov, leader of the movement to defend the Khimki Forest; and Sergei Fedotov, leader of the deceived land shareholders of the Moscow Region. In addition, a great many activists fighting the infill construction that is happening in all our cities have been attacked. There have been murders, in particular, of antifascist activists.
This is not a random phenomenon, but a clear trend: active citizens who try to restore justice and defend their legal rights are more and more often subjected to brute force. With no other arguments at its disposal, the opposite resorts to criminal methods. While it is clear that in each situation it is a different group of people who commissions these crimes, the overall tendency demonstrates that excellent conditions for the further escalation of this brutal method of "social dialogue" have been created in Russia today. These conditions include lawlessness, the lack of criminal liability for violations of the law by state officials or members of the ruling elite, universal corruption, and the hypercentralization of authority in the absence of any form of control from below. Many cases of "political" attacks on activists have still not been investigated, and the guilty parties not be found, which gives the assailants a sense of impunity and thus provokes further crimes.
We say, Enough! Continue reading →
Tagged as Alexei Etmanov, Carine Clément, Mikhail Beketov, Sergei Fedotov, violence against activists in Russia
The Anti-Activist Terror Continues: Another Attack on Alexei Etmanov
Another Assault on Alexei Etmanov
Last night (November 13) another assault was made on Alexei Etmanov, the leader of the trade union at the Ford-Vsevolozhsk plant outside of Petersburg. An unidentified man was waiting for Etmanov with a metal club in the entryway of his building. Alexei and his wife miraculously escaped harm.
Alexei Etmanov is known for his work as the leader and chair of the of the union at the Ford plant in Vsevolozhsk, Leningrad Oblast, which has won fame for its successful strikes. Etmanov is also the co-chair of the Russian Interregional Trade Union of Autoworkers (ITUA), which represents workers at auto plants and related production facilities in Moscow, Kaluga, Taganrog, Yaroslavl, Leningrad Oblast, and other regions.
Alexei is an active member of the Petersburg-based Committee for Solidarity Actions (KSD), which unites trade union and leftist political activists and is the organizer of the support campaign for the workers union at the TaGAZ plant, which is affiliated with the ITUA. The attacks on Etmanov could be linked to his work on this campaign. The ITUA has demanded recognition of the trade union at TaGAZ, the reinstatement of union committee chair Sergei Pinchukov and other members of the organization who were illegally dismissed, and the investigation of the three attacks, this past summer, on activists Alexei Gramm and Sergei Bryzgalov, who were likewise ambushed by persons unknown after they got off work.
We should remind our readers that this was not the first attack on Etmanov: on the night of November 8, three unidentified men attacked him as he made his way from a parking lot to his home. Although the bandits were armed with brass knuckles, during the struggle Alexei managed to pull out his stun pistol: the shot he fired frightened his attackers, and they ran away. The following day, Etmanov's deputy chair, Vladimir Lesik, received an anonymous phone call. "You got a mild scolding. If you keep making trouble for us, you'll pay with your life," said the caller. We have just learned that other members of the KSD got similar calls.
The unions will press for a swift and complete investigation of these incidents.
Tagged as Alexei Etmanov, Ford-Vsevolozhsk, International Metalworkers Federation, violence against union activists in Russia


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"Huawei Seeds for the Future 2017" program was launched in Uzbekistan on January of 2017. Due to the initial agreement between Huawei and Tashkent University of Information Technologies, 10 best students have been selected to participate at the program. Between May 2 and May 14 Uzbekistan students took part in two-week training courses organized in China, where they have learned basic Chinese language, culture, calligraphy and other traditions. Moreover, the main purpose of the students was to visit Huawei HQ, where talented students of TUIT learned from professionals of Huawei, ICT basics, network security, building 3G and 4G base stations and other skills, which they have never practiced before.
Today more than 65% of Uzbekistan population using telecommunication services based on Huawei technologies. Company cooperates with all major mobile operators, presents its solutions for leading financial institutions and cooperates with the leading PR agencies of the country to promote its values and business attitude. Huawei not only provides stable telecommunication solutions, but also makes contributions to the telecommunication and education industry in Uzbekistan, which helps to promote long-term development of ICT technology in Uzbekistan. "Seeds for the Future" program aims at helping Uzbekistan young students to learn the global advanced ICT technology and feel the enterprise culture of Huawei.
During their trip to China, 4 selected students also took part at one of the sessions of International Forum, titled "One Belt – One Road". Thematic session named "People to People Connectivity", where Uzbek students represented Huawei's "Seeds for the future project" to all participants. They have prepared special video message, Uzbek song and performed in Uzbek national dresses. During the forum, the First Deputy Chairman of Uzbekistan Senate, Dr. Sadyk Safayev, greeted Uzbek students and highly acknowledged contribution of Huawei into development of young talents in Uzbekistan.
"We appreciate Huawei's contribution to the development of young talents and hope with this initiative Uzbek youth will receive tremendous experience and may serve as the true ambassadors of the technological and cultural exchange between China and Uzbekistan", - said Mr. Safayev.
Rector of the university (TUIT) Mr. Tulkin Teshabayev, during the pre-session of the project launch mentioned that, these students who leaves to China are the best selected talents and after they will return, the main task for them will be to promote new knowledge and skills, which they received thanks to Huawei to other students of the university in Tashkent and regions.
It was the second time that Uzbekistan launched this training project by cooperation with Huawei. Uzbek students together with their counterparts from Egypt and Bahrain performed the best results during the trainings and gained 1st place in group competitions settled by the Huawei instructors. The Embassy of Republic of Uzbekistan in China, Ministry of ICT of Uzbekistan, expressed high praise to this project, thanked Huawei for its outstanding contributions in the field of science and education in Uzbekistan.
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Köchelův seznam, někdy také Köchelův katalog, původně německy Köchelverzeichnis (KV) je označení souborného katalogu děl Wolfganga Amadea Mozarta. Katalog sestavil roku 1862 rakouský botanik, muzikolog, spisovatel, skladatel, editor a milovník Mozartovy hudby Ludwig Alois Ferdinand rytíř von Köchel (1800-1877). Podle německé zkratky (z "KöchelVerzeichnis") se pro něj používá zkratka "KV", v angličtině pouze "K". Celý název v němčině zní "Chronologisch-thematisches Verzeichnis sämtlicher Tonwerke Wolfgang Amadé Mozarts" (Chronologicko-tematický seznam všech hudebních děl Wolfganga Amadea Mozarta), originální edice obsahovala také krátké notové ukázky, tzv. incipity.

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Tento katalog není rozčleněn podle druhů skladeb ani podle jejich premiéry. Zčásti zachovává dobu vzniku skladeb, což je ovšem někdy problém, protože některé skladby byly psány v delším časovém úseku a některé byly objeveny dodatečně, pročež datum dokončení skladeb je zachován pouze u těch, které měly premiéru v roce složení. Je však známo přibližné chronologické pořadí kompozice skladeb. U některých skladeb je také pochybnost o vytvoření samotným Mozartem.

První edice seznamu byla vydána v roce 1862, od té doby vzniklo několik dalších edic obsahující opravy, například 3. edici s mnoha korekturami předchozích vytvořil v roce 1937 Alfred Einstein. Mnoho oprav také obsahovala 6. edice (1964), jejíž autory jsou Franz Giegling, Gerd Sievers a Alexander Weinmann. Dosud nejnovější 8. edice je z roku 1983.

Seznam děl W. A. Mozarta

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 dílo podle různých kritérií a data na mozartproject.org (anglicky)
 Köchelů seznam na musikarchiv-online.de
 Köchelův seznam na classical.net

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Q: Sync Google spreadsheet to Google Calendar In Google apps, I have created a Form that users will fill out to request to borrow a laptop. From this I have the responses spreadsheet. Now with the responses spreadsheet I want to be able to automatically push that to a shared calendar. It doesnt necessarily have to be automatic, there can be a button that says 'Update calendar' for example.
Headers are 'Timestamp' in A1 (which i dont need in the calendar), 'Name' in B1 which i will require, 'Start Date' in C1 (which will be needed), 'Time if Collection' in D1 (which is not necessary), and 'Return Date' in E1 which is necessary.
I have also tried coding myself by grabbing examples but am really not experienced in this so having trouble.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks very much :-)

A: Ok this isn't really an answer but its to big for a comment.
I think you are going to have some problems with this.   You need permissions to be able to save to said calendar.    Normally I would tell you to use a service account this would enable you to buy pass the hole Oauth2 request authentication thing.
But ... Google App scripts (I am assuming this is what you mean) is JavaScript you can't use a service account with JavaScript.  I also don't think you can hack a refresh token type thing with JavaScript.   I haven't tried and I'm not sure if I would due to security issues.
IMO you will need to look into some kind of server sided scripting language, or start giving everyone access to the calendar so that you can use normal oauth2.


Peaceful Uprising has 4 staff members that are able to dedicate their full attention (or part-time attention) to the Mission statement of Peaceful Uprising and our beloved local and National community.
I didn't set out to be a climate justice activist.
I was lucky enough to have spent a great deal of my childhood outdoors in Southern Utah. I was instilled with a deep appreciation for for the value of wilderness. Later, I worked as a river guide on the Colorado. Deep down, however, I am a humanitarian. I believe that armed conflict is often avoidable, and the majority of it's victims are often defenseless children. I find this unacceptable. So three years ago I decided to come back to the city and become a full-time human rights activist. Grandiose as it may seem, I wanted to stop a war before it started. I soon became the Salt Lake City chapter director of a new human rights organization.
One of my first assignments was to study the genocide in Darfur and come up with a 7-point solution to give to every member of Congress. After two months of studying the heartbreaking, impossible situation there, I came to a surprising conclusion that I could not avoid: the root of the genocide was climate change. Resource scarcity had forced people who don't get along int0 open conflict. My God, I realized, climate change is going to cause this nightare again and again. At the time of this realization, I was snow-bound in Oregon. It was Dec. 19th.
That same day, I got a call from Julianne, (another board member and dear friend of mine) telling me that a young man had just disrupted the BLM auction, and that she was handling the press for him. When I got back to Salt Lake, I heard that Tim was going to be speaking in my other hometown, Moab, so I got in touch with him to offer a carpool. During that trip we talked a lot about climate, humanity, and the future of civilization, and before it was over we were planning the next moves for a brand-new climate justice organization Julianne had named Peaceful Uprising.
Battling the climate crisis is battling the root of all social suffering, which is greed and ignorance. Our organization doesn't fight people, it fights greed. An unconsciousness lies at the heart of our destructive path, and PeaceUp seeks to actively fill that void with awareness–not just with facts, but with a different energy that attracts health, justice and authentic happiness. You gotta check out our core principles. They were two years in the making.
I would never take back a moment of the last two years, and I am grateful to be able to say I work with my friends, doing what I love. The uprising will be a lifelong commitment, but there is nothing else I would want to do.
would send it off to my chosen non-profit group: Mission Wolf, Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, etc. As I grew older, my allowance savings turned to volunteering and eventually interning local and overseas organizations that promoted Human Rights and Education including acting as High Road for Human Rights Chapter Coordinator in 2008.
Being born amidst two very distinct cultures, I became aware at an earlyage of racial and socioeconomic segregation – and with that came a deep sense of injustice and desire to confront it. After watching a production of Les Miserables, I turned to theatre as a means to awaken and challenge my community to take on relevant sociopolitical conflicts. Experimental theatre allowed me to play with different arts forms, while breaking from traditional conventions. But I found the process I had uncovered to be too cathartic – one that didn't move participants from awareness into action.
For two years, I worked for Greenpeace in San Francisco, which was to be my introduction to the world of activism. Along that ride, I was introduced to Peaceful Uprising and was immediately moved by its uncompromising stance and rhetoric. It wasn't long before I became enamoured with this welcoming and generous community — and decided to move to Utah.
Learning from past social movements, I've come to realize that the time is for taking action that is proportional to the climate catastrophe we face. As individuals, we should be empowered to become effective agents of change in our own communities. Armed with the weapon love, we will not stop seeking a society that — as Martin Luther King, Jr. once called for — can live at peace with its conscience through peaceful sustained resistance.


Take a day off the day-to-day to be inspired by a curated collection of strategic thinkers, creative doers and digital innovators exploring the challenges communication faces in the 21st century. For the third consecutive year, Silicon Beached brings a taste of the celebrated Bournemouth-based event and a slightly different perspective to the Capital.
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Regular-ish announcements, information, and banter.
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| Blog | How Old Do You Have to Be for Otoplasty?
Otoplasty is one of the few cosmetic surgeries performed on children. The procedure is often considered when parents recognize that their child is embarrassed of having prominent ears as they try to hide them. For example, girls may not want to wear their hair up, and boys may want to keep their hair long.
Ear pinning is most commonly performed on children who are between the ages of five and ten, since their ears will have developed close to their full adult size. By addressing the concern early, boys and girls can avoid being teased by classmates at school that can damage their self-image.
Should a child want to improve the appearance of their ears, it is important to schedule a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon who is experienced with otoplasty. Although most plastic surgeons are familiar with the procedure, very few actually have extensive experience performing otoplasty. This is why it is critical to do your research before choosing an otoplasty surgeon. During this visit, the surgeon can determine if the child is a good candidate for the procedure.


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Latest Tour news and dates for 2008: The Police confirmed for 2008 Isle Of Wight Festival...
A new UK date has been added today with confirmation that The Police will headline and close the 2008 Isle Of Wight Festival on Sunday, June 15.
As this is a festival there will be no fan club presale for the show which, of course, is general admission.
Affirming the massive success of their tour in North America and Europe, The Police were awarded both the Top Ticket Selling Tour and the Top Grossing Tour at the 4th annual Billboard Awards in New York last week. Currently on tour in Central and South America, The Police have already played to more than 1.5 million fans.
And now, due to overwhelming demand, European fans who were unable to see The Police will have the opportunity to catch the top selling tour of the year when it returns to Europe next summer. The Billboard Award winning tour will start 2008 with performances in Australia, New Zealand and Japan before arriving in Europe for dates in France, Denmark, Spain, Poland, Czech Republic, Norway, Germany and the UK.
Beginning early June in France through early July, The Police will play a variety of venues including festivals, outdoor stadiums and indoor arenas.
One of the highlights of the summer will be The Police's headlining performance at this year's Isle of Wight Festival. Fresh from scooping the prize for Best Major UK Festival at this year's UK Festival Awards, the Isle of Wight Festival is again set to thrill tens of thousand of fans across the land over 3 days on 13, 14 & 15 June. The Police will headline the festival with a closing night performance Sunday, June 15 in the beautiful surroundings of Seaclose Park, Newport. Tickets for the Isle of Wight performance - 15-June, will go on sale Monday, December 10 - 10:00am at all usual outlets. Additional artists for the Isle of Wight line-up will be announced in the next few weeks.
As already announced, The Police will return to Mannheim's SAP Arena on June 5th and Dusseldorf at LTU Stadium on June 8th as part of the rescheduled tour announcements from dates last summer. In addition, The Police have added one more show in Germany - Saturday, June 28 at Zentralstadion Leipzig marking the first time the band will play in Eastern Germany!
In addition, Norwegian fans who were unable to see the tour last year will be have the opportunity to see The Police when they performance at Vallehovin on Wed, June 11. The Police will also return to Manchester for two rescheduled performances June 17 and June 18 at Evening News Arena.
Additional cities and venues to be announced.
The Police World Tour is produced by Live Nation Global Touring in association with RZO Entertainment, Inc.
For details of how to obtain tickets you should visit the official Festival website at http://community.isleofwightfestival.com/.
2008 Tour Dates
17 Jan Westpac Stadium, Wellington, New Zealand
19 Jan Western Springs, Auckland, New Zealand
22 Jan Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, Australia
24 Jan Telstra Stadium, Sydney, Australia
26 Jan Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia
28 Jan Entertainment Centre, Adelaide, Australia
01 Feb Members Equity Stadium, Perth, Australia
10 Feb Kyocera Dome, Osaka, Japan
13 Feb Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan
05 Jun SAP Arena, Mannheim, Germany
08 Jun LTU Arena, Dusseldorf, Germany
11 Jun Valle Horvin, Oslo, Norway
15 Jun Isle of Wight Festival, Newport, UK
17 Jun MEN Arena, Manchester, UK
28 Jun Zentralstadion, Leipzig, Germany
The Police mantuvo cautivas a 40 mil personas por unos 100 minutos...
Show Date: November 24, 2007
Location: Mexico City, Mexico
Venue: Foro Sol
A Very Special Christmas DVD...
Sting, Sheryl Crow, U2, John Mellencamp, Jon Bon Jovi, Eric Clapton and Stevie Wonder are among the superstars featured on the first-ever DVD collection from the "A Very Special Christmas" series of holiday music, sales of which benefit Special Olympics...


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Many of the Uyghur camps in China's Xinjiang have been converted into formal prisons and the detainees have been given lengthy prison sentences, US-based magazine Foreign Affairs reported.According to Foreign Affairs, many detainees have been transferred from camps to factories in Xinjiang or elsewhere in the country. Some Uyghur families abroad report that their relatives are back home but under house arrest.Under the guise of a poverty alleviation campaign, Beijing has been forcing tens of thousands of rural Uyghurs out of their villages and into factories.The Communist Party of China (CCP) criticised and restricted the use of the Uyghur language, prohibited Islamic practices; razed mosques, shrines, and cemeteries; rewrote history to deny the longevity of Uyghur culture and its distinctiveness from Chinese culture; and excised Indigenous literature from textbooks.According to Foreign Affairs, the infrastructure of control that made southern Xinjiang look like a war zone a few years ago, intrusive policing, military patrols, and checkpoints, is less visible now. But that is because digital surveillance systems based on mobile phones, facial recognition, biometric databases, QR codes, and other tools that identify and geo-locate the population have proved just as effective at monitoring and controlling local residents.An Uyghur man, Jamal, in a recent interview with Washington, D.C. based radio network Voice of America (VOA), said that the Chinese policy on passports in Xinjiang is to not let anyone cross borders and to keep everyone intact inside the region, Switzerland-based Geneva Daily reported.Jamal in the interview made it clear that China does not issue new passports to the Uyghurs. Uyghurs do not speak to the media even after leaving China due to the fear of retaliation by Chinese authorities, he said.According to Jamal, the Chinese authorities were pressurised into returning his passport as his wife is a foreigner.He said that any Uyghur passport holder needs to be able to present a consent document from the provincial authorities at any customs post in China."If an Uyghur person has a valid Chinese passport and a visa to go to a certain country but doesn't have that government consent document, customs won't let them cross the border," he told VOA, The Geneva Daily reported.On presenting a Chinese ID, passport and consent document to the customs officers, an Uyghur is taken to a specially designated place for Uyghurs. His/her documents are then authenticated by the police authorities, he said.
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/*
 * To change this license header, choose License Headers in Project Properties.
 * To change this template file, choose Tools | Templates
 * and open the template in the editor.
 */

package AdaboostRunner;

import java.util.ArrayList;

/**
 *
 * @author Parth
 */

//This class implements Binary Adaptive boosting algorithm.

public class BinaryAdaptiveBoosting {

        double ebsilon;
        ArrayList<Double> inputX=new ArrayList<Double>();
        ArrayList<Double> inputY=new ArrayList<Double>();
        ArrayList<Double> inputProb=new ArrayList<Double>();
        ArrayList<Double> errorPositiveArray=new ArrayList<>();
        ArrayList<Double> errorNegativeArray=new ArrayList<>();
        ArrayList<Double> classifierFinder=new ArrayList<>();
        ArrayList<Double> boostedArray=new ArrayList<>();
        ArrayList<Double> q=new ArrayList<>();
        double alpha;
        double zee;
        double finalError;
        double temp;
        double bound=1;
        int finalIndex;
        int sign;
        int iteration;
        int boostedError;
        String s;

    BinaryAdaptiveBoosting(ArrayList<ArrayList<Double>> separationInput){
        ebsilon=separationInput.get(0).get(2);
        temp=separationInput.get(0).get(0);
        iteration=(int)temp;
        inputX=separationInput.get(1);
        inputY=separationInput.get(2);
        inputProb=separationInput.get(3);

        for(int i=0;i<inputY.size();i++){
            double d=0;
            boostedArray.add(d);
        }

        //System.out.println("ebsilon"+ebsilon);
        //System.out.println("inputX"+inputX);
        //System.out.println("inputY"+inputY);
        //System.out.println("inputProb"+inputProb);

        }

    //Below method reads input from text file and seperate input.
    public void inputSeparater(ArrayList<ArrayList<Double>> separationInput){

        temp=separationInput.get(0).get(0);
        iteration=(int)temp;
        ebsilon=separationInput.get(0).get(2);
        inputX=separationInput.get(1);
        inputY=separationInput.get(2);
        inputProb=separationInput.get(3);

    }

    //Below method calculates positive classifier.
    public void positiveClassifierCalculator(){

        //ArrayList<Double> errorPositiveArray=new ArrayList<>();

        //errorPositive is wrongly classifed example where left side is positive and right side is negative.
        //errorNegative is wrongly classifed example where left side is negative and right side is positive.

        for(int index=0;index<inputY.size()-1;index++){
        double errorPositive=0;
        for(int i=0;i<inputY.size();i++){

            if(i<=index){

                if(inputY.get(i)!=1){
                    errorPositive+=inputProb.get(i);
                    //System.out.println("i"+i+" inputY(i)"+inputY.get(i)+" errorPositive"+errorPositive);
                }

            }
            else
            {
              if(inputY.get(i)!=-1){
                    errorPositive+=inputProb.get(i);
                    //System.out.println("i"+i+" inputY(i)"+inputY.get(i)+" errorPositive"+errorPositive);
                }
            }
        }
        errorPositiveArray.add(errorPositive);
        }

        //System.out.println("Positive error"+errorPositiveArray);

    }

    //Below method calculates negative classifier.
    public void negativeClassifierCalculator(){

        //errorPositive is wrongly classifed example where left side is positive and right side is negative.
        //errorNegative is wrongly classifed example where left side is negative and right side is positive.

        for(int index=0;index<inputY.size();index++){
        double errorNegative=0;
        for(int i=0;i<inputY.size();i++){

            if(i<index){
                if(inputY.get(i)!=-1){
                    errorNegative+=inputProb.get(i);
                }
            }
            else{
                if(inputY.get(i)!=1){
                    errorNegative+=inputProb.get(i);
                }
            }

        }
        errorNegativeArray.add(errorNegative);
        }

       //System.out.println("Negative error"+errorNegativeArray);

    }

    //Below method calculates alpha for data.
    public void alphaCalculator(){

        alpha=(Math.log((1-finalError)/finalError))/2;

        System.out.println("The error of ht:"+finalError);
        System.out.println("The weight of ht: αt:"+alpha);

    }

    //Below method calculates zee.
    public void zeeCalculator(){

        zee=2*(Math.sqrt((1-finalError)*finalError));

        System.out.println("The probabilities normalization factor: Zt.:"+zee);

    }

    //Below method calculates final error.
    public void finalErrorCalculator(){

         double positiveError=errorPositiveArray.get(0);
         int positiveIndex=0;

        for(int i=0;i<errorPositiveArray.size();i++){
            if(positiveError>errorPositiveArray.get(i)){
                positiveError=errorPositiveArray.get(i);
                positiveIndex=i;
            }
        }

        double negativeError=errorNegativeArray.get(1);
        int negativeIndex=0;

        for(int i=1;i<errorNegativeArray.size();i++){
            if(negativeError>errorNegativeArray.get(i)){
                negativeError=errorNegativeArray.get(i);
                negativeIndex=i;
            }
        }

        if(positiveError<negativeError){
             finalError=positiveError;
             finalIndex=positiveIndex;
             sign=0;
         }
        else
         {
             finalError=negativeError;
             finalIndex=negativeIndex;
             sign=1;
         }
        Double temp;

        if(sign==0){
            temp=inputX.get(finalIndex)+0.5;
        System.out.println("Selected hypothysis:(X<"+temp+")");
        //System.out.println("sign:"+sign);
       // s+="+"+alpha+"(X<"+temp+")";
        }
        else{
           temp=inputX.get(finalIndex)-0.5;
        System.out.println("Selected hypothysis:(X>"+temp+")");
        //System.out.println("sign:"+sign);
         //s+="+"+alpha+"(X>"+temp+")";
        }

        //System.out.println("The selected weak classifier: ht:");

    }

    //Below method calculates q.
    public void qCalculator(){

        double qVariable=0;

        if(sign==0){
        for(int i=0;i<inputY.size();i++){
            if(i<=finalIndex){

                if(inputY.get(i)!=1){
                    qVariable=Math.exp(alpha);
                     q.add(qVariable);
                    //System.out.println("i"+i+"q:"+qVariable);
                }
                else{
                    qVariable=Math.exp(-1*alpha);
                     q.add(qVariable);
                     //System.out.println("i"+i+"q:"+qVariable);
                }

            }
            else
            {
              if(inputY.get(i)!=-1){
                    qVariable=Math.exp(alpha);
                    q.add(qVariable);
                   // System.out.println("i"+i+"q:"+qVariable);

                }
              else{
                    qVariable=Math.exp(-1*alpha);
                     q.add(qVariable);
                    // System.out.println("i"+i+"q:"+qVariable);
                }

            }
        }
        }

        else{

            for(int i=0;i<inputY.size();i++){

            if(i>=finalIndex){

                if(inputY.get(i)!=1){
                    qVariable=Math.exp(alpha);
                     q.add(qVariable);
                   // System.out.println("i"+i+"q:"+qVariable);

                }
                else{
                    qVariable=Math.exp(-1*alpha);
                     q.add(qVariable);
                     //System.out.println("i"+i+"q:"+qVariable);
                }

            }
            else
            {
              if(inputY.get(i)!=-1){
                    qVariable=Math.exp(alpha);
                     q.add(qVariable);
                   // System.out.println("i"+i+"q:"+qVariable);

                }
              else{
                    qVariable=Math.exp(-1*alpha);
                     q.add(qVariable);
                    // System.out.println("i"+i+"q:"+qVariable);
                }
            }
        }
        }

    }

    //Below method calculates probability.
    public void probUpdater(){

        double temp;

        for(int i=0;i<inputProb.size();i++){
            temp=inputProb.get(i);
            temp*=q.get(i);
            temp/=zee;
            inputProb.set(i, temp);
            System.out.println("The probabilities after normalization: pi:"+inputProb.get(i));

        }

        errorPositiveArray.clear();
        errorNegativeArray.clear();
        classifierFinder.clear();
        q.clear();

        bound*=finalError;

        if(sign==0){
            temp=inputX.get(finalIndex)+0.5;
        //System.out.println("Selected hypothysis:(X<"+temp+")");
        //System.out.println("sign:"+sign);
        s+="+"+alpha+"(X<"+temp+")";
        }
        else{
           temp=inputX.get(finalIndex)-0.5;
        //System.out.println("Selected hypothysis:(X>"+temp+")");
        //System.out.println("sign:"+sign);
         s+="+"+alpha+"(X>"+temp+")";
        }

        System.out.println("Function:"+s);
        System.out.println("Bound:"+bound);
    }

    //Below method calculates boosted error.
    public void boostedErrorFinder(){

        double error=0;
        int flag;

        for(int i=0;i<inputY.size();i++){

            double temp1=boostedArray.get(i);

            temp1+=(alpha*classifierFinder.get(i));
            boostedArray.set(i, temp1);

            if(temp1>0){
                flag=1;
            }
            else{
                flag=-1;
            }

            if(flag!=inputY.get(i)){
                error++;
            }

        }

        error/=inputY.size();
        System.out.println("Boosted error:"+error);
        //System.out.println("Boosted array:"+boostedArray);
    }

    //Below method classifies given data.
    public void classifier(){

        double error=0;
        if(sign==0){

        for(int i=0;i<inputY.size();i++){

             if(i<=finalIndex){
                 error=1;
                 classifierFinder.add(error);
             }
             else{
                  error=-1;
                 classifierFinder.add(error);
             }

        }
        }

        else{

            for(int i=0;i<inputY.size();i++){

             if(i<finalIndex){
                 error=-1;
                 classifierFinder.add(error);
             }
             else{
                  error=1;
                 classifierFinder.add(error);
             }

        }

        }

        //System.out.println("Classifier is:"+classifierFinder);

    }

    //Below method finds number of iterations.
    public int iterationFinder(){

        return iteration;
    }
}


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Q: jquery undelegate click event after event has completed I have a click event that animates in some AJAX content onto a page.
Once this content has been revealed and a user clicks the same link that activated the process i now want to reverse the process and close the currently open fly out content.
At the moment the currently open fly out is closed either by clicking a 'close' link or clicking another fly out link in the sequence.  If a user clicks the current fly out link then i want the current fly out to close.
// Close fly out function
function closeFlyout() {

    $('.fly_container').animate({
        'right': '-332'
    }, 300, 'swing', function() {
        $(this).detach();
        /* TODO: z-index issues in IE7, IE6
        $('.dark_overlay').fadeOut(300, function() {
        $(this).remove();
        });
        */
    });

};

$('.widget').delegate('.widget .fly_out', 'click', function() {

    /*
    TODO: z-index issues in IE7, IE6
    $('body').prepend('<div class="dark_overlay" />');
    */

    var $widget = $(this).closest('.widget');

    var $flyOutIndex = $(this).index('.fly_out');

    if ($flyOutIndex == 0) {
        $flyOutURL = 'Content/HTMLSnippets/Flyouts/Priceassessment/product_order.htm';
    } else if ($flyOutIndex == 1) {
        $flyOutURL = 'Content/HTMLSnippets/Flyouts/PriceHistory/price_history_comparisons.htm';
    } else if ($flyOutIndex == 2) {
        $flyOutURL = 'Content/HTMLSnippets/Flyouts/PriceHistory/price_history_scenarios.htm';
    } else if ($flyOutIndex == 3) {
        $flyOutURL = 'Content/HTMLSnippets/Flyouts/PriceHistory/price_history_analysis.htm';
    }

    $('.current').removeClass('current');

    $(this).addClass('current');

    // Close any open flyouts
    closeFlyout();

    $.ajax({
        type: 'GET',
        url: DashboardApplicationRoot + $flyOutURL,
        dataType: 'html',
        cache: true,
        success: function(data) {

            $($widget).prepend(data);

            $('.fly_container').animate({ 'right': '0' }, 300);

            $('.scroll').jScrollPane();

            $('.striped li:nth-child(even)').addClass('odd');

        }
    });

    return false;

});

// Close fly out function
$('.widget').delegate('.fly_container .close', 'click', function() {

    closeFlyout();

    $('.current').removeClass('current');

    return false;

});

A: .delegate() checks the selector each time it gets an event, so you could do this:
$('.widget').delegate('.widget .fly_out:not(.foClose)', 'click', function() {
  $(this).addClass('foClose');
  //rest of current code
});

Then in your close delegate listen for this new selector as well:
$('.widget').delegate('.fly_container .close, .widget .foClose', 'click', function() {
  $(this).removeClass('foClose');
  //rest of current code
});

By adding the foClose class (or whatever you wish to name it) the button's click event would be handled by the closing delegate listening, rather than opening one.  If it's clicked and handled that way, it'll remove the foClass, making it a flyout link again.

A: On a fly-out click, test to see if the menu has the class current. If it does, close the flyout and don't run the ajax method.
if ($(this).hasClass("current")) {
    $(this).removeCLass("current");
    closeFlyout();
    return;
}