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Gerry Barnes is one of Ireland's most innovative and influential theatre producers. He has established his own production and promotions company after more than 30 years working in theatre in Cork city.
Gerry was Executive Director of the Cork Opera House from 1989 to 2010, during a major expansion of its artistic programme and an extensive refurbishment of the 1,000 seat House. He had sole responsibility for programming the best touring shows on the Irish and international circuit. He upgraded the artistic quality and range of the programme, which included commercial comedy and concerts alongside pantomime, and the Cork Jazz Festival and Cork Film Festival. The unfolding capital expenditure programme from 1993 to 2009 delivered the new Half Moon Theatre as well as a refurbished Opera House.
On re-opening in June 2009, President Mary MacAleese said, "Cork Opera House has been a terrific showcase of the very best of local and international talent, and now it is itself a showcase of the craftsmanship and care of this generation which took its refurbishment in hand and did such a spectacularly good job."
The 150th Anniversary of the Opera House was celebrated when Cork was European Capital of Culture in 2005. During his tenure, Gerry also commissioned and developed new play writing, supported the emergence of a rich vein of indigenous musical theatre and encouraged and promoted both Opera and Ballet. Gerry also established the Cork Midsummer Arts Festival in 1996, Cork Theatre Company in 1980 and, most recently, Gerry was the Artistic Director of the Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick, from 2011 to 2013.
Gerry is the Executive Producer of Decadent Theatre Company. Their most recent production was Martin McDonagh's A Skull in Connemara directed by Andrew Flynn. This show toured to 12 regional venues in 2013. Supported by Arts Council funding, Decadent subsequently revived the project to tour to the Gaiety Theatre and 18 venues in 2014. At present, Decadent Theatre Company and Gerry are preparing nationwide tours of Defender of the Faith, The Pillowman and Vernon God Little for 2015.


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Do you think that empathetic smile comes naturally?
Feature | 16 March 2016
Bosses expect unpaid emotional labour, particularly from women
Smiling through gritted teeth. How many people can identify with those moments when emotions are kept in check – even when on the inside, they are irritated or unhappy?
This state of mind has a name: it's called emotional labour and in a work context it refers to a process where an employee will manipulate their emotions in order to satisfy the perceived requirements of their job.
The need to be constantly pleasant and cheerful in the workplace is a demand that, according to research, affects customer satisfaction with a service delivery, and it can take its toll on health and wellbeing over time.
Emotional labour (EL) was coined as a term by academic Arlie Hochschild in her 1983 book, The Managed Heart. EL is commonly categorised as two distinct strategies: deep acting and surface acting.
The former is where a person consciously modulates inappropriate feelings, such as by recalling good memories or using positive thinking techniques. By contrast, surface acting is when someone only disguises their inner feelings superficially through facial impressions, while remaining unhappy.
Hochschild takes the flight attendant as a good example of someone who has to regulate their emotions no matter how exhausted they are from having to deal with a vomiting child or an unpleasant passenger.
'The difference between what you experience inside and what you are expressing, makes you exhausted'
MAHSA ESMAEILIKIA
Insights for training
Mahsa Esmaeilikia, a tutor and PhD student in the school of management at UNSW Business School, has been studying emotional labour and notes that both surface and deep acting strategies have been employed in the airline industry.
"They train the flight attendants to think about the customers as kids who are afraid of the flight and don't feel in control. They don't want to be annoying but they are just kids. It helps the flight attendant to change their inner emotions from negative to positive and feel the appropriate emotions before they show the emotion," Esmaeilikia says
In comparison, Esmaeilikia points out that surface acting is far more demanding and tiring for people to keep up for long periods because it requires more effort: "The difference between what you experience inside and what you are expressing, makes you exhausted."
Research has also shown that surface acting – or putting on a smiling face while feeling grumpy – is ineffective compared with deep acting as customers can spot the faking.
Moving one step further, Esmaeilikia and Markus Groth, a professor at UNSW Business School, wanted to explore the effects of moving from deep to surface acting and vice versa to see what lessons there were for training in industries such as retail, hospitality, health and nursing. And also to see how switching between the two strategies affects customer satisfaction with a service.
In an experiment, students were invited to attend career counselling sessions with actors trained to display deep and surface acting.
Results showed that students who received the less favourable smile (surface acting) followed by the more authentic smile (deep acting) were more satisfied with their interaction, even compared with students who received deep acting during the whole interaction.
This happens because a positive behaviour which comes after a negative behaviour has more positive effects on interpersonal relations, even compared with a constant positive behaviour.
Equally, the results showed that surface acting, which comes after deep acting, has a more negative effect on participants, even compared with constant surface acting.
Individual abilities
So training an employee to override negative emotions and modify their inner feelings may be beneficial. But is it possible to teach employees to act nice – or at least, to act less nasty? Human nature is human nature, after all.
It hasn't stopped companies from trying. Global fast-food giant McDonald's was reported to be encouraging its franchises to train workers to be less rude to its customers. And if you think the barista fashions that heart shape on the top of the coffee just for you, think again.
In an increasingly service-oriented marketplace, some organisations recognise they need to support their workers and help them deal with the impact of emotional labour.
The easiest way to do this is by recruiting the right people from the start. Online training company, mindtools.com, advises on managing emotional labour and says on its website that "individuals vary in their ability to deal with inauthentic, or 'pretend,' emotional expressions.
'The knowledge economy may be the way of Australia's future, but it is also an economy that places emotions demands on the nation's workers'
CATHERINE LEIGHTON
"Some workers may be able to identify with the organisation's values of positive emotional communication, making them better prepared to express appropriate emotions. Also, people who are generally more cheerful and pleasant may be able to turn off negative emotions more easily than others."
Clearly, these are the kind of people that retail companies such as Boost Juice are talking about when they advertise their global franchise partners who "all hold the passionate 'love life' attitude", where you will be "served by positive and energetic people who greet you with a smile and are polite enough to call you by your first name".
Presumably, this is regardless of whether you say 'please' or 'thank you'.
Emotion work
Around two-thirds of Australians work in occupations with high emotional labour requirements in which they must regulate their displays of emotion to align with organisationally desired norms, according to Catherine Leighton, a professor at University of Western Australia Business School,
"The knowledge economy may be the way of Australia's future, but it is also an economy that places emotions demands on the nation's workers," Leighton says.
The problem with this emotional regulation is that it can lead to early burnout and impact on job satisfaction, poor physical health and an undermining of organisational commitment and impact on employee retention. ?
On a personal level, it has been suggested that the internal emotional conflict can create a disconnection from close, personal relationships.
Leighton has looked particularly at what she calls the "emotion work", the self-censoring that occurs when employees interact with each other (rather than clients, customers or patients).
"In situations in which employees engage in both emotion work and emotional labour, employees may prioritise and nurture their customer relations, as this directly relates to their job requirements and, in doing so, they may neglect their relationships with co-workers, resulting in strain and burnout," says Leighton.
"The importance of emotion work cannot be overstated, as one study found 23% of personal attacks or incivility experienced by employees were instigated by co-workers," she adds.
Disproportionate burden for women
The people most likely to be at the tail end of this incivility are women, who are viewed as a better fit for service-facing jobs due to their predisposition for "soft" skills such as empathy and intuition. These skills are expected in nursing and healthcare, teaching and hospitality, but they are not on any job description.
Jennifer Lena, a sociologist from Columbia University, in an interview with The Guardian, says: "The way I think of emotional labour goes as follows: there are certain jobs where it's a requirement, where there is no training provided, and where there's a positive bias towards certain people – women – doing it. It's also the kind of work that is denigrated by society at large."
But it's not just in low-paid jobs where the burden of emotional labour falls disproportionately on women.
Jessica Collett, a professor of sociology at the University of Notre Dame, says that among boardroom members, where both men and women may have to schmooze clients as a typical part of the role, women are expected in addition to this to provide extra emotional labour such as making small talk with staff, remembering birthdays and work anniversaries and generally adding to office harmony.
With equal pay for women still some way off, remuneration for emotional labour, recognised as a workplace skill, is not even on the horizon. It looks as though women may have to grit their teeth for some time to come.
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The mother of an African American teenager whose classmates pulled a noose around his neck has said she believes her son has been forever changed by what happened to him.
Stacey Payton, whose son was left shaken after an incident at Stone High School in Wiggins, Mississippi, said four white teenagers had put a noose tight around his neck while he was in the locker room.
She said he is now fearful about any potential repercussions after making what happened public.
"His first words were, 'Mom ... please stay calm. Don't panic. I don't want you to call the school because it's already been handled,'" Payton told The Associated Press.
"When I was looking at him, he was shaking and the expression on his face — he was horrified. He was very fearful."
Payton said she had been told about what happened on 13 October by her son immediately afterwards, the NY Daily News reported.
"I sat down and I looked up at him and I said, 'Son, just lay it on me. Just give it to me,'" she said. "And he said, 'Mom, they put a noose around my neck and they pulled it tight and it choked me.' And I just instantly — it was like a chill went over my body.
"He was very emotionless, just presented simple facts that this is what has occurred on campus," Payton said. "I think just the tone in his voice and the way that he spoke to me just caused a lot of anger to come up."
It is believed her son, who is still a student at the school and is continuing to play football, knew the boys involved and was friends with at least one of them.
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Artificial intelligence powers protein-folding predictions
Deep-learning algorithms such as AlphaFold2 and RoseTTAFold can now predict a protein's 3D shape from its linear sequence — a huge boon to structural biologists.
For Mohammed AlQuraishi, a systems biologist at Columbia University in New York City, these possibilities suggest a new era in structural biology, emphasizing protein function over form. "For the longest time, structural biology was so focused on the individual pieces that it elevated these beautiful ribbon diagrams to being almost like an end to themselves," he says. "Now I think structural biology is going to earn the 'biology' component of its name."
Rarely does scientific software spark such sensational headlines. "One of biology's biggest mysteries 'largely solved' by AI", declared the BBC. Forbes called it "the most important achievement in AI — ever". The buzz over the November 2020 debut of AlphaFold2, Google DeepMind's artificial-intelligence (AI) system for predicting the 3D structure of proteins, has only intensified since the tool was made freely available in July.
The excitement relates to the software's potential to solve one of biology's thorniest problems — predicting the functional, folded structure of a protein molecule from its linear amino-acid sequence, right down to the position of each atom in 3D space.
Artificial intelligence powers protein-folding predictions, Michael Eisenstein, November 23, 2021, nature.
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Even the DeepMind team was taken aback by how well AlphaFold2 performed at CASP14. "We obviously had internal benchmarking that suggested that we were going to do very well," says Jumper. "But at the end of the day, there was still a feeling in the back of my mind: is this really, really true?"
CASP14 assuaged those concerns, and the past few months have seen numerous demonstrations of the capabilities and limits of AlphaFold2. In a study published alongside the paper describing the algorithm, the DeepMind team applied AlphaFold2 to a data set comprising 98.5% of the human proteome. The algorithm uses a metric called a predicted local distance difference test (pLDDT) to indicate its confidence that a particular amino acid's position and orientation accurately reflects its real-world structure. In this way, 36% of all residues in the proteome could be resolved with very high confidence.
In August, researchers led by bioinformatician Alfonso Valencia at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center in Spain independently concluded that AlphaFold boosted the proportion of amino acids in human proteins that can be accurately mapped from 31% to 50%.
Users generally find the software straightforward to use, although they need several terabytes of disk space to download the databases and multiple graphic processing units (GPUs) to handle the analysis. "Single-structure computations are not that bad — we run it for a couple of hours," says bioinformatician Arne Elofsson at Stockholm University. But because of their scale and the resources required, analyses of the full complement of an organism's proteins, or proteome, are likely to be out of reach for most academic labs for the time being.
For researchers who wish to test-drive the software, Steinegger and his colleagues developed ColabFold, a cloud-based system that runs both AlphaFold2 and RoseTTAFold using remote databases and computing power provided by Google. The web-based interface is relatively simple: "You can plug in your sequence and then just push a button and it predicts the structure for you," says Steinegger. But it also allows users to tinker with settings and optimize their experiments — such as by changing the number of iterations of structure prediction.
Deep learning incorporates machine-learning strategies in which computational neural networks are trained to recognize and interpret patterns in data. "These models don't try to predict the structure all in one go," says David Baker, a computational biologist at the University of Washington in Seattle. "They're more like a physical simulation where the models are learning how to make good moves to improve the structure." By training these algorithms with vast amounts of annotated experimental data, they can begin identifying links between sequence and structure that inform predictions for new proteins.
Over the past five years, multiple teams have made headway in applying deep learning to structure prediction. The first iteration of AlphaFold won CASP13 in 2018, but its performance was nowhere near the stand-out victory seen last year. Several academic laboratories subsequently developed deep-learning-based algorithms that outperformed the first generation of AlphaFold, including the Zhang lab's D-I-TASSER, the Baker lab's trRosetta and RaptorX, developed by Jinbo Xu and his team at the Toyota Technological Institute in Chicago, Illinois.
But these algorithms were generally applied as parts of a larger software pipeline, creating the potential for error and inefficiency. "You often had different components miscommunicating or not communicating optimally with one another because they were built piecemeal," says Mohammed AlQuraishi, a systems biologist at Columbia University in New York City. These limitations have fuelled interest in end-to-end algorithms that manage the entire process from sequence to structure. DeepMind senior research scientist John Jumper, who is based in London, says that after CASP13, his team essentially discarded the first-generation AlphaFold and began to develop such a solution — AlphaFold2.
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Stayed for two nights.The guest house was well located for access to the city centre and was an ideal base for a weekend break.Clean,comfortable and welcoming.Good breakfast.Intend going back in the future.
Close to Railway and easy walk into city.
Large bedroom, with 2 chairs and table at window, nice to sit at, while having a cup of tea and a relax.
Clean and comfortable beds. Pleasant dining room with plentiful breakfast. Helpful owner.
Lovely stay, in a delightful guesthouse.
The owner made us feel very welcome and served up a delicious breakfast. Walk into the city was about 15 minutes which suited us. Buses however ran pretty regularly.
The only minor negative is that robes were not provided for our room which had a separate bathroom. These would have made the dash across the landing easier. I believe most rooms however are en suite.
Very helpful owner who was understanding of our late arrival.
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I guess it was simply a matter of time before my doll creating process started to include boys. I must admit, it had been in my creative thoughts for a while, but it wasn't until my art doll exhibition when people actually started asking for boys that I knew I had to accept the challenge and give it a go.
I knew I wanted them to be in the same style as the girls, so I put my thinking cap on and jotted down what changes I would need to make. First and foremost that body had to change! So arms apart and hello legs. Face features? Well, let's try some side burns, change the mouth and eyes and eyebrows. Baseball cap anyone? And maybe a little less sparkle, but a whole lot more cheekiness! And voila, a boy!
I was quite happy with my first attempt. So with my confidence intact I started making another one.
This time I knew I wanted to make a basketball player for the little boy of a special friend. I really enjoyed researching the outfit and adding little details. The most difficult part was the hair because I did't want to give this little guy a cap. And here is Pani!
And then some football fans! I was actually quite surprised to find that I loved making them. I really enjoy watching football and it was fun to research home and away kits for the two teams, Apoel and Tottenham, and come up with my own "fan kit".
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As companies prepare the 2019 proxy, which will include the second official pay ratio disclosure, newly-issued IRS guidance on the tax deductibility of executive compensation promises to add an unexpected discussion point. Meanwhile, intense political focus on share buybacks as well as an upcoming SEC Roundtable on the proxy process, which is likely to focus on proxy advisory firms, could also have an impact on the executive compensation landscape.
SEC Proxy Process Roundtable details to emerge: In late July, SEC Chairman Jay Clayton announced the SEC would host a "roundtable" discussion on proxy issues, citing five topics of potential discussion, including both proxy advisory firms and the process for submitting and voting on shareholder proposals, each with a set of detailed questions for staff consideration.
SEC Commissioners and the staff will hear from stakeholder groups regarding proxy process issues to determine whether official action, including potential rulemaking, is needed.
The Association's Center On Executive Compensation plans to submit comprehensive comments on these issues in the coming months and engage the SEC as part of the roundtable process. The Center also submitted a letter supporting the thorough examination of proxy advisory firms and shareholder proposals as part of the roundtable agenda. The roundtable date and agenda have yet to be announced.
162(m) Transition Guidance published: In a move that will impact executive compensation plan taxation and administration heading into 2019, the IRS recently released guidance on the changes to Section 162(m) in the 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act, including which amounts are covered by the grandfather provision.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act included a transition rule that grandfathered compensation payable pursuant to a legally binding contract in effect on November 2, 2017 as deductible by the company, rather than taxable under the rules of the revised Section 162(m).
The Guidance limited the applicability of the grandfather provision, stating that the ability of a compensation committee to exercise discretion to lower an award (i.e., "negative discretion") removes the ability of the award to qualify for grandfather status under the rules.
SEC Commissioner nomination proceeds: President Trump's nominee for the open Republican SEC Commissioner slot, Elad Roisman, has earned the approval of the Senate Banking Committee and is awaiting full Senate approval.
The SEC has functioned with only four of five Commissioners since the departure of Commissioner Mike Piwowar in July. SEC rules require a quorum of three Commissioners to perform a rulemaking vote, allowing the two Democrat Commissioners to thwart the agenda of Chairman Jay Clayton.
Mr. Roisman's nomination proceeded as part of the quiet approval of a larger group of financial agency nominees in the Senate Banking Committee. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) will likely seek to schedule the confirmation vote before the fall elections.
Political posturing engulfs governance, buybacks: Since the adoption of comprehensive tax reform at the close of 2017, congressional Democrats have accused companies of negligently engaging in stock buybacks to strengthen financials and bolster executive pay at the expense of necessary reinvestment into the company and worker wages.
Democratic SEC Commissioner Robert Jackson released a study that found executives sold stock at an augmented frequency shortly after the announcement of buyback programs, adding to the furor over the connection between executive pay and buybacks.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), a likely 2020 presidential candidate, introduced a bill that would create the "Office of United States Corporations" within the Commerce Department. The Office would have the power to issue, rescind, and revoke federal corporate charters, and require all large companies to be covered by the charter, thus further federalizing—and politicizing—corporate law.
The new federal charter would impose a broader set of governance requirements on covered companies, including a requirement to have a defined corporate purpose of "creating a general public benefit" which is "a material positive impact on society resulting from the business and operations of a United States corporation, when taken as a whole." It is modeled after state benefits corporation statutes.
The bill would also prohibit executives from selling shares within three years of the date of any corporate buyback program and would require executives to hold equity for five years.
The bill has no chance of advancing in the current Republican-controlled Senate but is aimed at injecting greater scrutiny of corporate behavior and further increasing Sen. Warren's profile headed into the fall election cycle and in advance of the 2020 presidential campaign.


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De Sloveense voetbalbeker 2012–2013 (Sloveens: Pokal Slovenije 2012–2013) was de 22ste editie van de strijd om de nationale voetbalbeker van Slovenië sinds de onafhankelijkheid van de voormalige Joegoslavische deelrepubliek in 1991. Aan het toernooi, dat begon op 21 augustus 2012, deden 27 clubteams mee. De finale werd gespeeld op 29 mei 2013 in het Bonifikastadion in Koper, waar titelverdediger NK Maribor in de eindstrijd met 1-0 won van NK Celje door een treffer van Agim Ibraimi. Die club won zo voor de achtste keer in de clubgeschiedenis de nationale beker. In tegenstelling tot de kwart- en de halve finales werd de finale beslist in één wedstrijd.

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 Middenveld Goran Cvijanovič, Timotej Dodlek, Željko Filipovič, Anel Hajrič, Dino Hotić, Luka Lazar, Zoran Lesjak, Aleš Mertelj, Dejan Mezga, Martin Milec, Ranko Moravec, Petar Stojanović, Mitja Viler
 Aanval Robert Berić, Nusmir Fajić, Agim Ibraimi, Marcos Tavares, Rok Sirk, Matija Smrekar, Luka Zahovič
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La Rambla is an iconic and busy street in central Barcelona, popular with both tourists and locals alike. A 1.2 kilometer-long tree-lined pedestrian mall in the Barri Gòtic, it connects Plaça Catalunya in the center with the Christopher Columbus monument at Port Vell. Usually full of street theatre, cafés and market stalls, it serves as the emotional hub of Barcelona.
La Rambla can be considered a series of shorter streets, each differently named, hence the plural forms Las Ramblas (Spanish and les Rambles (Catalan).
When walking down La Rambla one can visit its many small shops or enjoy watching the various performances (actors, mimes etc.). Cafes and restaurants on La Rambla often charge steep prices.
The Gothic Cathedral is located in the heart of the old town.It was constructed throughout the 13th to 15th centuries and is a focal point of interest in the Gothic quarter.
The cathedral is dedicateded to Eulalila of Barcelona, saint of Barcelona, a young virgin who suffered martyrdom during Roman times in the city.
Around the Cathedral you can find many fine examples of Gothic architecture and Roman walls.In front of the Cathedral is a small square where street performers take place. The area around the Cathedral has a charm with cafes and interesting shops.
Tibidabo is a mountain overlooking Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. At 512 meters it is the tallest mountain in the Serra de Collserola. Rising sharply to the north-west, it affords spectacular views over the city and the surrounding coastline.
There is an amusement park, a telecommunications tower (Torre de Collserola), and a Catholic church, the Temple de Sagrat Cor, at the top, all of which are visible from most of the city. Designed by Enric Sagnier, the church took 60 years to construct and is topped by a sculpture of the Sacred Heart by Josep Miret Llopart. The Amusement park is the oldest in Barcelona and retains most of the original rides, some of which date to the turn of the 20th century. Tibidabo (512m) is the highest hill in the wooded range that forms the backdrop to Barcelona. It's great for the fresh air and on a good day you can see inland as far as Montserrat. Tibidabo gets its name from the devil, who, trying to tempt Christ, took him to a high place and said, in Latin: « Haec omnia tibi dabo si cadens adoraberis me » (« All this I will give you if you fall down and worship me »).
The Sagrada Família, is a massive Roman Catholic Church. Its construction began in 1882 and continues to this day.
Originally designed by Antoni Gaudí (1852 – 1926), who worked on the project for over 40 years, devoting the last 15 years of his life entirely to the endeavor, the project is scheduled to be completed in 2026.
On the subject of the extremely long construction period, Gaudí is said to have remarked, "My client is not in a hurry." After Gaudí's death in 1926, work continued under the direction of Domènech Sugranyes until interrupted by the Spanish Civil War in 1936.
La Sagrada Familia inspires awe by its sheer vertically and, in the true manner of the great medieval cathedrals it emulates, it's still under construction after more than 100 years. It is the most visited monument in Spain.
Park Güell is a garden complex with architectural elements situated on the hill of el Carmel in the Gràcia district of Barcelona, Catalonia. It was designed by the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí and built in the years 1900 to 1914. It is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Works of Antoni Gaudí".
The buildings flanking the entrance, though very original and remarkable with fantastically shaped roofs with unusual pinnacles, fit in well with the use of the park as pleasure gardens and seem relatively inconspicuous in the landscape when one considers the flamboyance of other buildings designed by Gaudí.
It's a strange, enchanting place where his passion for natural forms really took flight to the point where the artificial almost seems more natural than the natural.
Montjuїc, or the " Hill of the Jews", is thought to have derived its name from the old Catalan word "juїc" meaning Jewish. This refers to a Medieval Jewish cemetery that was once located here, and possibly also a Jewish settlement. Montjuїc is a favourite weekend destination for Barcelona residents as well as for many tourists.
The Olympic stadium, located towards the top of Montjuїc, is home to the Espanyol football team. Another important sports area is the Piscina Bernat Picornell Olympic swimming pool. Both the indoor and outdoor pools are huge and are open to the public.
Montjuїc's museums include the Catalunya National Art Museum, the Caixa Forum, Archaeology Museum and Miró Foundation, and its parks and gardens are no less impressive.
Montjuïc, overlooking the city centre from the southwest, may only be a hill in dimension, but it's a mountain of activity..
The Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria is a large public market in the Ciutat Vella. It is the city's foremost tourist landmarks and attracks both locals and tourists. It´s well located with an entrance from La Rambla. The market has a very diverse selection of fresh food as fruits, vegetables, dry fruits, fishes, meat, and much more…
But not only fresh food, The Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria is known for its small restaurants and the tapas bars which offers typical Spanish and Catalan snacks to eat standing up.
Barri Gotic
The Barri Gotic can be easily recognised as the oldest and most historic part of the city, with its medieval buildings and labyrinthine narrow roads. From the 4th Century until the middle of the 19th century it was entirely enclosed by strong Roman walls and fortifications.
Perhaps one of the most typical parts of the Gothic district, and certainly the least recommendable to explore by night, is around Plaça Reial. The Plaça itself is always bustling with tourists, party-loving residents and random weirdos, attracted by the many bars and clubs that line its perimeter.
Santa Maria del Mar
Santa Maria del Mar is an imposing church in the Ribera district of Barcelona. The church was built between 1329 and 1383. It is a remarkable example of Catalan Gothic with purity and unity of style. The church is the only complete Catalan Gothic church with its Catalan Gothic features's façades. It is very different from those of European Gothic.
Inside the church there is an exceptional acoustics which make it an ideal place for concerts of classical music, jazz or music from Oriental countries.
Colonia Güell
'La Iglesia de la Colònia Güell' is a church located in Colònia Güell. It is also known as the Gaudi Crypt. The church was designed by Antonio Gaudí in 1890 on the initiative of Eusebi Güell, a businessman. He also moved his textile busines from Sants to the municipality of Santa Coloma de Cervelló. (Colònia Güell)
At the Crypt Gaudí experimented many architectural solutions before designing the Sagrada Familia.
Which used to be an area full of disused factories and workshops has gone through a profound change as a result of the Olympic Games in 1992 in which it was the site of the sailing competitions. Next to this new Marina you can find a beautiful beach of 4 km length. The area offers many restaurants, cafes and the Gran Casino where you can try your luck.
Here you can find the party goers all year round. At sea level you will find an array of clubs and bars at exceedingly expensive prices, yet always buzzing.
Port Olimpic was built for the 1992 Olympic sailing events and is now a classy marina surrounded by bars and restaurants.
The Torre Agbar, or Agbar Tower, is a 21st-century skyscraper at Plaça de les Glòries Catalanes, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. It was designed by French architect Jean Nouvel and built by Dragados. It opened in June 2005 and was inaugurated officially by the King of Spain on 16 September 2005.
According to Nouvel, the shape of the Torre Agbar was inspired by the mountains of Montserrat that surround Barcelona, and by the shape of a geyser of water rising into the air.
Its design combines a number of different architectural concepts, resulting in a striking structure built with reinforced concrete, covered with a facade of glass, and over 4,500 window openings cut out of the structural concrete. The building stands out in Barcelona; it is the third tallest building in Barcelona.
Barcelona's very own cucumber-shaped tower, Jean Nouvel's luminous Torre Agbar (the city water company's headquarter) is the most daring addition to Barcelona's skyline since the first towers of the Sagrada Familia went up.
The Park de la Ciutadella is the most central park in Barcelona. It´s not a simple park, this one includes a zoo, a lake, a large fountain and several museums. The Catalan Parliament is located in a building at the center of the park.
You are invited to walk around the wide promenades, and admire colorful flowerbeds, many palm trees, sculptures and several interesting buildings. Come for a stroll, a picnic, a visit to the zoo or to inspect Catalonia's regional parliament, but don't miss a visit to this, the most central green lung in the city.
The International Forum of Cultures which was held in Barcelona between May and September of 2004 generated a huge amount of controversy, the cloud of which still lingers over the venue that kept the name of "Forum".
The original event, the Forum of Cultures, was intended as a space for bringing together people of all nationalities through an extensive agenda of intellectual and artistic events. These included conferences, dialogues, exhibitions, music, and theatre performances. Defined by the three main themes of cultural diversity, sustainable development and conditions for peace, the Forum attracted over 3 million visitors in almost 5 months.
Concept and controversy aside, we take a look at the Forum site of today and what facilities are currently offered. The Forum site itself consists of indoor and outdoor spaces. Its Convention Centre can hold up to 3,500 people, whilst the Parc dels Auditori has a capacity of 8,000 people in the large auditorium and 3,000 in the smaller one. Industry specific World Congresses, seminars, and conferences also continue to take place here.
Since the closure of the international event in 2004, the Forum Commission have been developing the leisure facilities in an attempt to establish a reputation as a worthwhile destination for the city's many visitors. Taking advantage of its seafront location, a supervised 2 hectare swimming area with shallow areas for swimmers, and kayak and canoe rental service is open during the summer from May to October. A "Reef Park" or "Parc dels Esculls" has also been set up.
Palau Güell
This building, one of the most luxurious of Barcelona, was commissioned by Eusebi Güell i Bacigalupi (Count of Güell) to Antoni Gaudi who started the project around 1880 and signed it in 1886.
This palace that gets up close to the Ramblas.
The family Güell lived in this house from 1888, some of the receptions and other protocol activities of the 1888 Universal Exhibition in Barcelona, taking place in its living rooms.
The palace was the Güell residence, although the center of the city has left transferring during these years to the Passeig de Gracia and the new urban areas, until in 1910 the count abandons the building to live in a house he acquired inside the enclosure of the Park Guëll in the high part of Barcelona, project that Gaudí also carried out for him at that time.
The Palau Güell was declared by the UNESCO a Human Heritage in the year 1986.
This palace residence of the Güell family, was built with the biggest quality materials, basically in stone recovered with marble and decorated with the most delicate furniture and artistic objects. The exterior shows a main facade with a very sober aspect, built in stone of clear gray color coming from the count's quarries in Garraf – to about 30 kilometers from the south of Barcelona -. Their two doors located in the center – with the owner initials E and G in wrought iron in their superior part – they also present among them a shield of Catalonia in wrought iron. The interior surprises for it splendid decoration with lots of elements of luxurious aspect reflecting the good taste and the architect's originality at the same time – Gaudí designed diverse elements of the furniture, the illumination and the windows – and the building owners, even in a time with a much more pompous aesthetics that the considered acceptable today. The luxurious decoration includes marble columns, roofs covered with beautiful wood, furniture and marquetry. The most interesting piece is the surprising central living room crowned by a parabolic dome surpassing the roof in conic form. The ceiling of that lounge is perforated by circles that, under the daylight, give it, from the interior, a planetarium appearance. We also find in this room a small chapel embedded in the wall and a numberless of ornamental elements. The whole building is organized around this central piece.
The roof with its chimneys and conical vents remembering small fir trees, probably represents one of the first sketches – but already the work of a great master .
It is an opera house on La Rambla. The Liceu opened on April 4, 1847. It is one of the world's finest and biggest stage and acoustic settings for opera, and one of the most important opera houses in Spain.
You may not be able to catch a night at the opera, but you can still have a look around one of the Europe's greatest opera houses, known to locals simply as the Liceu. It can seat up to 2300 people in its grand horseshoe auditorium.
Barcelona's grand old opera house, restored after a fire in 1994 (first constructed in 1847), is one of the most technologically advanced theaters in the world. As well as opera, you can see world-class dance companies strut their stuff or attend classical-music concerts and recitals.
Tickets can cost anything from 7,50€ for a cheap seat behind a pillar to 150€ for a well-positioned night a the opera. You will need to book well in advance for the big shows.
Casa Battló
Casa Batlló is a building restored by Antoni Gaudí and Josep Maria Jujol, built in the year 1877 and remodelled in the years 1905–1907. The local name for the building is Casa dels ossos (House of Bones), and indeed it does have a visceral, skeletal organic quality. It was originally designed for a middle-class family and situated in a prosperous district of Barcelona. The building looks very remarkable — like everything Gaudí designed, only identifiable as Modernisme or Art Nouveau in the broadest sense. The ground floor, in particular, is rather astonishing with tracery, irregular oval windows and flowing sculpted stone work
La Font Mágica
The Montjuïc has its nocturnal side too, with the engaging La Font Màgica.
With a flourish, the Magic Fountain erupts into a feast of musical, backlit liquid life.
It is extraordinary how an idea that was cooked up for the 1929 Exposition has, since the 1992 Olympics, again become a magnet. On hot summer evenings especially, this 15-minute spectacle (repeted several times through the evening) mesmerises onlookers. La Font Magica is a unique performance in which the water at times looks like seething fireworks or a mystical cauldron of color.
Casa Milà, better known as La Pedrera (Catalan for 'The Quarry'), is a building designed by the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí and built in the years 1906–1910 (officially completed 1912). It is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Works of Antoni Gaudí".
This hallucinatory, undulating beast is yet another madcap Gaudi masterpiece, built between 1905 and 1910 as a combined apartment and office block. In spite of appearances, the building is coated in a layer of stone rather than built of it. The wave effect is emphasized by elaborate wrought-iron balconies.
This beautiful arch was built for the 1888 Universal Exposition, which took place at the Parc de la Ciutadella. The Arc de Triomf, situated at the end of a wide promenade, served as the exposition's main entrance.
The design by Josep Vilaseca i Casanovas stands out from other well-known arches – in particular the Arc de Triomf in Paris – by its colorful brickwork in mudéjar style, a style which has its origins in Moorish architecture. The arch is decorated with stone carvings. The front frieze by Josep Reynés shows the city of Barcelona welcoming visitors. The other side, designed by Josep Llimona shows a prize-giving ceremony.
The Camp Nou Catalan for "new field". The stadium has been the home of FC Barcelona since its construction in 1957. It is a UEFA 5-star rated stadium, and has hosted numerous international matches at senior level, and UEFA Champions League finals, the most recent being in 1999. It has a capacity of 98,772, making it the largest stadium in Europe.
It was designed by architects Francesc Mitjans-Miró, Lorenzo García Barbon and Josep Soteras Mauri.
The stadium also houses the most visited museum in Catalonia, El Museu del Barça, which receives about 1,200,000 visits per year. The museum was inaugurated in 1984 under the presidence of Josep Lluís Nuñez. The museum shows 1,420 pieces about FC Barcelona's history, of which 420 are trophies.
Estadi Olimpic
First opened in 1929, the 65,000-capacity stadium was given a complete overhaul for the 1992 Olympics. The stadium was designed by architect Pere Domènech. The location is on Montjuic hill which overlooks Barcelona from the south of the city. You enter from the northern end, in the shadow of the dish in which the Olympic flame burned.
Montserrat is a mountain near Barcelona, in Catalonia, in Spain. It is the site of a Benedictine abbey, Santa Maria de Montserrat, which hosts the Virgin of Montserrat sanctuary and which is identified by some with the location of the Holy Grail in Arthurian myth.
"Montserrat" literally means "jagged (serrated) mountain" in Catalan. It describes the peculiar aspect of the rock formation, which is visible from a great distance. The mountain is composed of strikingly pink conglomerate, a form of sedimentary rock, popular with climbers.
Shimmering bizarrely in the distance as you drive the C-16 toll road between Terrassa and Manresa is the emblematic mountain range of Catalonia, Montserrat (Serrated Mountain).
Lying 50km northwest of Barcelona, the serried ranks of wind-and rain-whipped rock pillars (reaching a height of 1236m) were formed from a conglomeration of limestone, pebbles and sand that once lay beneath the sea. With the historic Benedictine range's flank, it makes a great outing from Barcelona.
The Poble Espanyol is an open-air architectural museum, located on the mountain of Montjuic. In total, the town was built in 13 months, for the exhibition in 1929, it was not demolished and was kept open as a museum. Today you can enjoy this Spanish Village which is both a cheesy souvenir-hunters' haunt and an intriguing scrapbook of Spanish architecture. At night the restaurants, bars and especially the discos become a lively corner of Barcelona's nightlife.
Barcelona's old port at the bottom of La Rambla, once such an eyesore that it caused public protests, has been transformed beyond recognition since the 1980s. Abandoned warehouses and general junk are a distant memory, replaced by chic shopping, harbourside munching, movies on the sea, discos and Irish pubs, parking for yachts and a huge aquarium.
Pavello
The Barcelona Pavilion, a work emblematic of the Modern Movement, has been exhaustively studied and interpreted as well as having inspired the oeuvre of several generations of architects. It was designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886-1969) as the German national pavilion for the 1929 Barcelona International Exhibition. Built from glass, travertine and different kinds of marble, the Pavilion was conceived to accommodate the official reception presided over by King Alphonso XIII of Spain along with the German authorities.
After the closure of the Exhibition, the Pavilion was disassembled in 1930. As time went by, it became a key point of reference not only in Mies van der Rohe's own career but also in twentieth-century architecture as a whole. Given the significance and reputation of the Pavilion, thoughts turned towards its possible reconstruction.
In 1980 Oriol Bohigas, as head of the Urban Planning Department at the Barcelona City Council, set the project in motion, designating architects Ignasi de Solà-Morales, Cristian Cirici and Fernando Ramos to research, design and supervise the reconstruction of the Pavilion.
Work began in 1983 and the new building was opened on its original site in 1986.
El Raval is a barrio in Ciutat Vella district of Barcelona. The neighborhood is also known as Barri Xino, meaning "Chinatown." El Raval is one of the two historical neighborhoods that border the Rambla (the other being the Barri Gòtic). El Raval is also becoming one of the hippest up-and-coming neighborhoods of Barcelona where many artists live and work. It is home to many bars, restaurants, and night spots.
Long one of the most rough-and-tumble parts of Barcelona, El Raval is becoming so hip in a grungy, inner-city way that they've even invented a verb for rambling around El Raval – ravalejar. El Raval has had a chequered history. Its bottom half is better known as the Barri Xinès, a seedy red-light zone that even today, after decades of efforts to clean the area up, retains a touch of its dodgy feel.
« If 'Las Ramblas' is the tracks, Raval is the wrong side of them. It's everything decribed by the Spanish word « chungo » and the English word « dodgy ».
« It is non-stop, alive and lowdown dirty realnin way that a thousand 'urban regeneration' projects could never reproduce.
The Palau de la Música Catalana was built between 1905 and 1908 by the architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner as a home for the Orfeó Català, financed by popular subscription.
The Palau de la Música Catalana is an architectural jewel of Catalan Art Nouveau, the only concert venue in this style to be listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO (4th December 1997), which today represents an essential landmark in the cultural and social life of Catalonia. Moreover it represents a symbolic emotional heritage for a whole people who identify with its history.
The building is designed around a central metal structure covered in glass, which exploits natural light to make the make Domènech i Montaner's masterpiece into a magical music box which brings together all the decorative arts: sculpture, mosaic, stained glass and ironwork.


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Pakistani Hackers Hacked Indian Website Of National Security Guard (NSG)
Pakistani hackers have hijacked Indian website of National Security Guard (NSG) and defaced it with a profanity-laden message against the Prime Minister and anti-India content.
Well, a few days back we have seen Pakistani hackers hacked Google Bangladesh domain and left some message. Now, Pakistani hackers have hijacked Indian website of National Security Guard (NSG).
The website was hacked by the group of Pakistani hackers who called themselves as "Alone Injector" and have hacked India's anti-terrorism site nsg.gov.in and defaced it with a profanity-laden message against the Prime Minister and anti-India content.
Researchers said that the hacking attempt was spotted on the URL: www.nsg.gov.in and was immediately blocked by the counter-terror force from its headquarters. The hackers posted some offensive message on the site's homepage.
According to Hindustan Times, "The hacker – who identified himself as 'Alone Injector' – was later revealed to be one Fareed Baloch. Cyber security experts said Baloch introduces himself by that title on his Facebook profile and seems to be associated with Muhammad Bilal – a self-confessed Exploiters member from Islamabad."
The hacker claims that they are from the team of top hackers from Pakistan they are well known for "r infiltrating high-profile infrastructures"
Cyber security expert, Dhruv Soi said "Fareed Baloch put a mirror image of the defaced NSG website to show that he was the hacker involved in the act. Since the websites are resurrected immediately, defacers keep mirror images as evidence of their act."
Dhruv Soi even claimed that 'immature' hackers made the hacking attempt just for publicity. They usually choose occasions like the new year, of holidays to gain more publicity.
Dhruv Soi said, "Serious hackers, on the other hand, go digging for sensitive information from cyber infrastructures by installing malware or similar tracking programs in the system."
NSG Official said on the condition of anonymity "We are working with experts from the National Informatics Centre, and corrective steps are being taken."
Well, this was not the first time Pakistani hackers have hacked some high-profile infrastructures. Previously, Pakistani hackers claimed to have hacked 7,000 Indian websites. So, what do you think about this? Share your views in the comment box below.


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Laura just returned from a Disney World trip with her family, including a newborn. Hear how it went.
I also have a quick tip to share to help you navigate the parks easier.
"Disney parks are huge, and for a person that goes 2 times a year, you know it like the palm of your hand, but if it is your first time, it's like a maze.
And sometimes a map doesn't give enough information or a 'ground level view' that will help you not feeling lost in the parks and wandering without much direction.
Same applies to how to get from the parking to the entrance, how to move inside the hotel, etc.
So, the quick tip is: virtually navigate the parks at ground level using Google Street View or jump between nearby 360 photos in google maps or the ground level view on google earth, and move around the parks so you know them before going."


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Q: React Native : Navigate to a screen "nested inside BottomTabNavigator" from firebase push notificaiton click This is a part of my BottomNavigator code in App.js.
const Bottom = createBottomTabNavigator();
return (
<Bottom.Navigator
  tabBarOptions={...}>
  <Bottom.Screen
    name="ScreenA"
    component={ScreenA}
    options={...}
  />
  <Bottom.Screen
    name="ScreenB"
    component={ScreenB}
    options={...}
  />
  <Bottom.Screen
    name="ScreenC"
    component={ScreenC}
    options={...}
  />
  <Bottom.Screen
    name="Chat"
    component={Chat}
    options={({navigation}) => ({
      tabBarLabel: StringsOfLanguages.chat,
      tabBarIcon: ({focused, color, size}) =>
        focused ? (
          <Image
            style={appStyles.bottomTabImgSize}
            source={require('./assets/abc.svg')}
          />
        ) : (
          <Image
          style={appStyles.bottomTabImgSize}
            source={require('./assets/def.svg')}
          />
        ),
        tabBarButton: (props) =>
        <TouchableOpacity
          {...props}
          onPress={() =>
            navigation.navigate('Chat', {screen: 'ChatSubA'})
          }
        />
    })}
  />
</Bottom.Navigator>
);

and this is the code for bottom tab named "Chat"
  const Chat = () => {
// Usually ChatSubB is called from ChatSubA.. But on receiving push notification
// ChatSubB should be directly loaded.
  <Stack.Navigator initialRouteName="ChatSubA">
    <Stack.Screen
      name="ChatSubA"
      component={ChatSubA}
      options={{headerShown: false}}
    />
    <Stack.Screen
      name="ChatSubB"
      component={ChatSubB}
      options={{headerShown: false}}
    />
    <Stack.Screen
      name="ChatSubC"
      component={ChatSubC}
      options={{headerShown: false}}
    />

    <Stack.Screen
      name="ChatSubD"
      component={ChatSubD}
      options={{headerShown: false}}
    />
  </Stack.Navigator>
  );};

Say if I want to navigate to 'ChatSubB' screen from ScreenA/ScreenB/ScreenC I am using the code
  props.navigation.navigate(Chat, {
screen: ChatSubB,
params: {param1:'hai'},

});
But now I need to call 'ChatSubB' on push notification onclick
I don't have 'props' or 'navigate' available to call the above line of code.
This is my PushNotificationHelper.js file. I call these methods from App.js useEffect()
import messaging from '@react-native-firebase/messaging';
import AsyncStorage from '@react-native-async-storage/async- storage';
export async function requestUserPermission() {
  ...
await getFcmToken();}
export async function getFcmToken() {
  ...}
export const notificationListener = (navigate) => {
 messaging().onNotificationOpenedApp(remoteMessage => {
    console.log(
      'Notification caused app to open from background state:',
      remoteMessage.notification,
    );
    // navigate("ChatScreen",{
    //     result: "2371820992-5406-07082-13972-17488760826513",
    //   });
      // navigate('ChatScreen', {
      //   result: "2371820992-5406-07082-13972-17488760826513",
      // });
      navigate("Others", {
        screen: ChatScreen,
        params: {result: "2371820992-5406-07082-13972-17488760826513"},
      });
  });}

While refering to obtain props or navigate I found a solution using createRef
  // RootNavigation.js
import * as React from 'react';
export const navigationRef = React.createRef();
export function navigate(name, params) {
 navigationRef.current?.navigate(name, params);
}

and use
  RootNavigation.navigate('ChatSubB ', {param1:'hai'})

But this code doesn't work for me as "ChatSubB" is nested in BottomTabNavigator
tab "Chat".
Is there any other solution to achieve my requirement?
Any help would be grateful..

A: As explained in the docs you can navigate like this -
RootNavigation.navigate('ChatSubB', {
  screen: 'Chat',
  params: {
    param1:'hai'
  }
});

A: Maybe this documentation may help you?
https://reactnavigation.org/docs/nesting-navigators/#nesting-multiple-navigators
And try to use useNavigation hook)


Marc shares some of the events that happened on this day in history, including the Slavery Abolition Act, which banned slavery throughout the British Empire in 1833, the kidnapping of Emmett Till, and Martin Luther King Jr. delivering his "I Have a Dream" speech.
1565: Leading an expedition of 1,500 soldiers and colonists, Pedro Menendez de Aviles lands on the coast of Florida. His mission is to defeat the Protestants in the area, and to claim the land for Spain. Next month he establishes the town of St. Augustine.
1830 – The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's new Tom Thumb steam locomotive races a horse-drawn car, presaging steam's role in US railroads.
1833: Assiniboines attack Piegan Indians at Fort McKensie.
1833 – The Slavery Abolition Act 1833 receives Royal Assent, abolishing slavery through most the British Empire.
1879 – Cetshwayo, last king of the Zulus, is captured by the British.
1898 – Caleb Bradham invents the carbonated soft drink that will later be called "Pepsi-Cola".
1909 – A group of mid-level Greek Army officers launches the Goudi coup, seeking wide-ranging reforms.
1913: At The Hague (International Court of Justice), Queen Wilhelmina opened the Peace Palace, a gift from Andrew Carnegie, to house the Permanent Court of Arbitration (established 1899).
1940, 28 August – World War II: East Africa – Italian bases in Somaliland are bombed by the South African Airforce flying out from Kenya.
1955 – Emmett Till was kidnapped in Money, MS, on this date in 1955, after being accused of whistling at a white woman. The 14-year-old's body was found four days later. He had been brutally murdered. Emmett Louis Till (July 25, 1941 – August 28, 1955) was an African-American boy who was murdered in Mississippi at the age of 14 after reportedly flirting with a white woman. Till was from Chicago, Illinois, visiting his relatives in Money, Mississippi, in the Mississippi Delta region, when he spoke to 21-year-old Carolyn Bryant, the married proprietor of a small grocery store there. Several nights later, Bryant's husband Roy and his half-brother J. W. Milam went to Till's great-uncle's house. They took Till away to a barn, where they beat him and gouged out one of his eyes, before shooting him through the head and disposing of his body in the Tallahatchie River, weighting it with a 70-pound (32 kg) cotton gin fan tied around his neck with barbed wire. Three days later, Till's body was discovered and retrieved from the river.
1963 – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Baptist minister and civil rights activist, delivered his famous "I Have A Dream" speech to over 250,000 at the Lincoln Memorial during the "March on Washington" on this date in 1963.
1964 – The Philadelphia race riot begins.
1997 – Proposition 209, a California statute that virtually eliminates Affirmative Action, went into effect on this date in 1997-ironically, the 34th anniversary of the "March on Washington." The Rev. Jesse Jackson led nearly 7,000 people in a "Save the Dream March" across the San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge in protest of the Proposition.
1997 – Thousands of Haitians marched from Brooklyn to Manhattan, on this date in 1997, to protest the savage beating and sexual assault of Abner Louima, a 30-year-old Haitian immigrant who was tortured by New York City police officers.
2008 – Barack Obama officially accepted the Democratic Presidential Nomination and spoke to over 80,000 people at the DNC convention in Denver, CO on this date in 2008.
1774 – Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton, S.C., (August 28, 1774 – January 4, 1821) was the first native-born citizen of the United States to be canonized by the Roman Catholic Church (September 14, 1975). She established the first Catholic school in the nation, at Emmitsburg, Maryland, where she founded the first American congregation of religious sisters, the Sisters of Charity.
1952 – Rita Dove, educator and 1987 "Pulitzer Prize" winner for her collection Thomas and Beulah, was born in Akron, OH, on this date in 1952.
1963 : Martin Luther King delivers his famous "I Have A Dream" speech at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC. The music connection: Peter, Paul and Mary play their hit version of Bob Dylan's "Blowin' In The Wind" before King speaks.
1986 : Tina Turner receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
1968 : The Doors' "Hello I Love You" is certified gold.
1973 : Deep Purple's "Smoke On The Water" is certified gold.
1961 : Joe Dowell's "Wooden Heart (Muss I Denn)" hits #1.
1971 : John Denver's first hit, "Take Me Home Country Roads," peaks at #2 on the Hot 100.
1965 : Bob Dylan plays "Desolation Row" for the first time at the Forest Hills Music Festival in Queens, New York.
1984 : With over one million ticket sales in only two months, the Jacksons' reunion tour, entitled Victory, becomes the most successful concert tour of all time.
1986 : The anti-corporate-pollution benefit concert Get Tough On Toxics is held in Long Beach, CA, featuring members of Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, and Neil Young.
1890 : Poet and composer Ivor Gurney.
1904 : Swing/Jazz musician Ernie Fields is born in Nacogdoches, Texas. Raised in Oklahoma, he would be known as bandleader to Tulsa-based Royal Entertainers.
1943 : Actor/singer David Soul is born David Richard Solberg Jr in Chicago, Illinois. Soul played "Hutch" to Paul Michael Glaser's "Starsky" in the '70s crime series, Starsky & Hutch.
1951 : Wayne Osmond (of The Osmonds) is born in Ogden, Utah.
1969 : Paul and Linda McCartney have their first child: a daughter named Mary, named after Paul's mother.
1967 : In San Francisco, Grateful Dead, along with Janis Joplin's group Big Brother & the Holding Company, play the funeral of a Hell's Angel killed after being hit by a car.
1981 : Guy Stevens (music producer/manager) dies of a prescription drug overdose in South London, England, at age 38. He produced The Clash's third album, London Calling.
2009 : Adam "DJ AM" Goldstein dies of what is ruled as an accidental overdose at age 36 in New York City.