Published first in March 2004 on the Russian version of BBC online at this page.
Translation and transcript by Tuomas, a Sylvian fan from Finland.
Known British musician David Sylvian – the past the vocalist of group Japan, and nowadays – one of the brightest vanguard executors on a modern stage – for the first time will act in Russia. Within the framework of world tour Fire In The Forest it on April, 18 will play a concert in Saint Petersburg, and 19-th – in Moscow. For many years musical career Silvian has let out some very successful solo albums, compositions from which entered into the British charts.It also has written down significant teamwork with such pillars of musical fate-avantgarde, as Robert Fripp (King Krimson) and Holger SHukaj (Can). Before arrival to Moscow David Sylvian has given interview to the correspondent of Russian service BBC Evgenie Kanevskomu.
BBC: David, you have somehow told, that your best works never appeared on singles and did not become the present hits. Why so occurs?
DS: As the author I do not aspire to limit the creativity by the three-minute formula of a single. And as a result the best really does not sound so widely, as some my more popular things.
BBC: Do you agree that rather deep and interesting music can be very popular? Or is it – only for intellectuals and judges?
DS: I Think, that good music can be very popular, yes! When someone composes and executes music, one tries to reach people. But the main thing – in reaching as it is possible a lot of students and thus to not go on the compromise with creativity. It is possible to speak very successfully with huge weight of people with the help of a correct composition. Actually it depends about what you try to reach with this or that work. If you do not go on the compromise with music if work allows to limit itself to the three-minute formula – for example if there is very good melody – that is not present the reasons on which one cannot be popular. But there are also other works which do not get in this category. And if to try to squeeze them there, they become weaker. It will do damage to creativity, and from it will be better to nobody.
BBC: Many years you worked with big musical corporation Virgin Records. Several years ago you have decided to break off with it attitudes, but the company still owns all your records. After such experience – that you would advise young musicians who want to reach something in music, – to work with giants and quickly to receive money and popularity or to expect for the independent companies and to remain free from the very beginning?
DS: It is very rectilinear approach. Now, when the musical industry passes through such significant changes, in it is very difficult to work. in the Beginning it is very difficultly to be heard. It is very uneasy to interest one of the conducting companies in the creativity. And it is very difficult to make that you have heard, if you work through the Internet or with an independent label. On this way – one face continuous difficulties. Therefore everyone should choose itself, in what way to go. If the musician considers, that his creativity is quite accessible, and it is ready to go on the certain compromises to reach a lot of people and to excel, in work with the big companies there is no harm. But if, in his opinion, his creativity is not necessary for such company then there are many other ways. Good news consists that now there are many independent labels, and, certainly, there is an Internet. But also there is a lot of voices, which struggle when heard. You join this chorus and try to outvoice others… Now not the most simple time for musicians.
BBC: If you had to begin now the career, you would agree to work with independent as a label or nevertheless would choose the big company?
DS: It's not such simple question as such choice depends on a plenty of factors. It would depend on if I would try to create that music in this time interval. If to speak about music which I write now, I think, that I act correctly, creating own label and working basically through the Internet. Now very difficultly in this industry. Also it is necessary to search for a way which suits you. In Japan] there is something very important for me. And something very personal. Probably, I am connected to the Japanese culture much more, than about any another.
BBC: In your life so many things are connected to Japan – as the country and culture. How have begun these mutual relations, and what role this country plays your life now?
DS: All began, when I as teenager have seen a documentary film about a life of Japan, and have very much taken a great interest in this culture. Since then me to it very much pulled. Later my group was a success in Japan and consequently we spent there significant time, giving concerts. In due course me this culture more and more interested, and we became very much close friends with the Japanese musicians and artists. Eventually my love to this country constantly developed, I began to understand it better. It is very different, many-sided country. I think, that last 10 years I carried out there not so much time, as earlier. But somewhere a year I very much would like to return and renew attitudes with this country. Because there is something very important for me. And something very personal. Probably, I am connected to the Japanese culture much more, than about any another.
BBC: Coming back to concerts in Moscow and Saint Petersburg. On your expression, the concerts of Fire In The Forest-tour which begun in 2003, was " multimedia show " when on a stage there were only you and your brother Steve Jansen and played an environment of a plenty of computers. In Russia will you use this scheme?
DS: Yes, this is continuation of the same tour. Show is divided into three parts. The first part devoted to new album Blemish, is executed with the help of samplers and laptop, and it is accompanied with the visual images created [by the Japanese artist] Masakatsu Takagi. Then we begin an acoustic part of a concert – the acoustic guitar and electronic perkussion. And in the third part rather new material – it will be executed again on laptop and synthesizers, and again – accompanied by visual images.
BBC: how Strongly you depend on development of technology? If to present, what all modern devices do not exist, you could reach in music what you want?
DS: The Technology is only tools which are spread out before you. And you have the right to use them how you arranges. If you have only an electric or acoustic guitar, certainly it is possible to continue to do music. But there is a desire to create new sound experiences for yourself and for public. Therefore, when the technology promptly develops, me to it pulls, and I try better to understand, on what it is capable and how it can be used in my work. I think, that we can talk in very modern language.For me the main problem of music of last years is concerns structure and the form at creation of popular compositions – that it any more does not challenge to me. As the student and as the author I deserve that to me challenged. But I feel, that language dies. Language of modern music dies. And it is necessary for us to invent it anew. To speak in the modern language which will excite us and to change us how it was once.
BBC: Some people nevertheless consider, that new technologies have spoiled music as musicians search for new effects and sounds, but do not worry about music as such. You agree with it?
DS: I disagree. It depends on how to define music. Now very actively there is a development of new sounds if want, musical collages. It is one more form of creating music. And in this genre is a lot of interesting.But, probably, it now it is too much. Here than usually endow, so it is the emotional maintenance which, certainly, is very important in music. When the intellectual party takes top above heart in creativity then, I think, problems begin. But if to find balance between intelligence and heart music remains strong and exciting. I think, that it is very important. The form continues to develop promptly, and I am simply very tired from music which I hear. It does not excite me because it's too familiar to me. People work within the framework of genres and styles which for a long time are known for all. And it is not enough of it to speak about modern emotions and problems. And in fact it is one of the purposes of music, and art as a whole, – to change us through interaction with itself. Therefore people which can speak on truthful, the modern language are necessary.
BBC: Last question – about Russia. If you recollect this country, what first will come to you in a head?
DS: Probably, the first what I shall recollect, – about Andrey Tarkovsky's great films. Probably, they were for me a window in the Russian culture. Yes, I shall recollect them, when will go speech about Russia. And verses of his father which appear in these tapes, is very touchingly.
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In a very recent paper scientists talk about the discovery of a bacterium ("Ideonella sakaiensis") which can "eat" PET, one of the most common types of plastic.
I was wondering what effect this would have in our society but in any of the press articles that I've read they don't mention possible consequences of this fact. What are the consequences of this discovery? Would the levels of recycling PET decrease due to the possibility of using this bacteria to degrade PET plastics?
From what I've read the bacteria can completely degrade PET-film in 6 weeks via two enzymes that turn PET into terephthalic acid and ethylene glycol. Both substances are both environmentally benign.
Dr Miyamoto said that it was not as simple as unleashing armies of PET-metabolising bacteria into landfills to break down waste plastic. "Because of its crystal structure, the rate of degradation is very slow. However, after heat-treatment at 260 degrees, the crystal structure breaks down, allowing these micro-organisms to easily decompose the plastic," he said.
Even if the slow-degradation problem is solved, the question remains whether there are any unwanted effects if the bacteria are used on a large scale (e.g. release of toxic substances that are often present in plastics, or increase in CO2 emissions). Also, it isn't probable that the current strain of bacteria can be used to clean plastic in the oceans.
Personally I think it's more likely that the bacterium can be used in a new method of recycling PET. Terephthalic acid and ethylene glycol are the building blocks of PET, so in controlled conditions the bacteria may be able to convert old PET into these resources.
Scientists are probably going to search for other new bacteria with similar and perhaps even more beneficial properties. Who knows what they are going to find. So as Fred also mentioned in his answer, it's too soon to tell what the exact consequences are going the be. A lot will depend on how this will develop further. Can we find or engineer better bacteria, are there unwanted side effects, and what are the costs going to be for using the bacteria.
Given that the announcement of the PET eating bacteria has just been made there may not be enough knowledge, or knowledgeable people, to properly answer your question.
Because of this, you question could be closed as being potentially too broad given the lack of knowledge about the bacterium and the result of what it does with PET plastic.
Any development of plastic eating bacteria will be influenced by cost and what waste products, if any, are produced and how harmful they could be to the environment.
If using plastic eating bacteria is cheaper than recycling plastic then plastic recycling plants could close.
Another outcome of plastic eating bacteria is potentially an increased use of plastic instead of other packaging materials because then we would have a cheaper and possibly better way of disposing of the plastic afterwards.
Composite plastic films are becoming quite common and are hard to recycle. By using bacteria to eat the PET layer the rest could be recycled.
An interviewee for the article I read about this (probably in the guardian) suggested that the breakdown product could be a feedstock for plastic manufacturing. If so that would fit well with my suggestion above.


Northwestern Luzon, Philippines, has a narrow coastal plain and a hilly inland terrain, both of which are full of rivers and streams that originate in the Gran Cordillera mountain range. The Ilocano ethno-linguistic communities make up most of the region's population. Given the geographic location on the seacoast and near the mouths of rivers, fishing is an important economic activity for most inhabitants.
Fed by several tributaries from the Gran Cordillera, the rivers of the region grow wide and deep. During the rainy season from June to November, the rivers turn so unruly that they reform river banks and erode hillsides. In contrast to this period, the dry summer season, from December to May, is marked by calm and smooth waters. It is during these calmer summer months that the rivers become a major resource for the communities.
To access the variety of riverine life, the Ilocano people have developed various types of fish traps. All the traps are made entirely from strips of kawayan, a giant bamboo variety that grows in abundance locally. This material is quite durable and can withstand weeks and even months of submersion. The men in the communities usually make the fish traps. They gather the materials and cut the bamboo into thick sturdy strips for the framework and into finer cuts for the greater body. The overall shape of the bamboo fish traps and the interior funnels are fashioned according to tradition and further refashioned or perfected based on observations of the movements and the flow of the river.
A popular fish trap set in big rivers is the bubo. It is most remarkable for its very fine finish and cylindrical body. In use, it is positioned along the current to ensnare schools of fish going upstream. Large stones are piled on either side to keep it steady. The body has a sturdy inner framework on which innumerable fine strips are neatly interwoven to form a symmetrical outer body.
The flat thick strips forming the inner frame are gathered around a circular opening that is lashed with fine strips of rattan at the tail end, which is plugged with a wooden stopper when the trap set in the river. At the opposite end are small rounded entrances that lead to a funnel-shaped, one-way valve interior, where balls of powdered and grilled rice bran are placed as bait. A bubo with five entrances commonly measures between 52 cm and 80 cm in length and has an 83 cm diameter. A bubo with nine entries can be as long as 160 cm with a 113 cm diameter. These traps can yield a catch between 10 and 12 kilograms.
The barekbek is a trap that is set in rivers and streams in groups of three or five traps, and all the trap openings are positioned opposite to the currents. While shaped similarly to the bubo, the barekbek is much smaller, measuring 43 centimeters from base to tip with a diameter of 35cm. The barekbek is sturdier; the bamboo strips making up the cylinder are thicker and woven into a sturdier framework. The interior is made of two funnels, one near the opening at the base and the other just opposite, near the tip. Dried fermented rice balls are placed inside the funnels as bait. It is said that the sour smell of fermented rice attracts all types of creatures, including river shrimp, crabs, and eels.
The most formidable of the bamboo traps is the pamurakan. Shaped like a giant hammock, the pamurakan is 2.5 m long and 2.3 m across. Its voluminous body is reinforced with a pair of bamboo slats, and the surrounding rim-opening is strengthened with a rattan lining. The symmetrical pamurakan is made stronger with slatted bamboo weaving. The trap is half submerged in brackish water with its bottom side up. Underneath are piles of twigs and leafy branches that provide shelter to fish, crustaceans, and other riverine life during the hot summer months. After a month or two, the pamurakan is flipped in one concerted swipe, turning the open side of the trap upwards, above the water. The process scoops the twigs and bundled sticks but more importantly, the fish and crustaceans that sheltered in them.
Kawayan fish traps are sturdy and durable, and most trap varieties can last for a decade or more, as long as they are hung to dry under the shade immediately after use or kept under the kitchen roof for constant smoking during the winter months when they are not in use.


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Spacecraft Observes Another Spacecraft at the Moon
Photojournal: PIA16602
Image Credit: NASA/MIT/JPL/Sally Ride Science
This is the first footage of one orbiting robotic spacecraft taken by another orbiting robotic spacecraft at Earth's moon. "Flow," one of two satellites making up NASA's Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) mission, captured this video of NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) as it flew by at a distance of about 12 miles (20 kilometers) on May 3, 2012. LRO is the single bright pixel that moves from top left to bottom right. The moon's south polar region is in the background, much of which is in darkness.
This footage was taken by Flow's "MoonKam" camera.
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., manages the GRAIL mission for NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, is home to the mission's principal investigator, Maria Zuber. GRAIL is part of the Discovery Program managed at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. Lockheed Martin Space Systems in Denver built the spacecraft. The California Institute of Technology in Pasadena manages JPL for NASA.
For more information about GRAIL, please visit http://grail.nasa.gov.
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If you're anything like me and my sisters, you may have never even heard of Brugge before. But let me tell you. It's an absolute must see.
While on our Parisian adventure, we knew we wanted to do a few day trips that were in close proximity to Paris. So, we started doing a little research and found that Brugge, Belgium is only a 2.5 hour train ride. We were sold for a few reasons: 1) The pictures looked as if we would be transported to a Disney fairytale. 2) We've heard a time or two Belgian chocolate, waffles and beer are on point. 3) Belgium is another country we could add to our "visited" list.
So, with our train tickets and passports in hand, we traveled to what is now one of my favorite places I've been.
You guys. The Belgians don't mess when it comes to food. Being the food lovers that my sisters and I are (I'm sure you're starting to see a theme here), we of course had to try the chocolate, waffles and beer that everyone rants and raves about (twist our arms). All I can say is that they were everything we've heard and more.
and the chocolate did not disappoint. We tried out a few other chocolate shops throughout the day which were still quite delicious, but we kept finding our way back to this particular shop for more. I recommend trying multiple kinds, but my vote goes to the truffles. They were life changing.
We then ventured further into the center of the city (the Markt to be specific) where we found a fun place to get coffee and Belgian waffles of course. Abigail and I treated ourselves to the whipped cream, chocolate sauce and banana waffles, while ash went with the strawberries. I'd say they were a tie – for absolute best waffles I'll probably ever have in my life.
We of course continued to eat all throughout the day (we're Graham's and it's what we do), but shortly before catching our train, we finished the day with an ice cold Belgian beer and french fries (apparently french fries and mayonnaise is the way to do it in Brugge, but we skipped the mayo because Abigail has a serious phobia of it). We went with the basic local beer, but there was nothing basic about it. It was a bit hoppy, but not too hoppy. Light, but not too light. It was just perfect. Even Ashley agrees and she doesn't even like beer. I loved it so much I had to get a sweatshirt to remember it by.
TOUR THE CITY BY BOAT.
Brugge is often called the Venice of the North because of the series of canals that run all throughout the city. Similar to Venice, tourists can see the city by boat (motor boats instead of gondolas of course). For only 8 euro per person, the 30-minute boat rides take you all throughout the city. With tour guides that speak multiple languages we learned all about the history of Brugge, the various landmarks, and more. Not only did we enjoy being out on the water, but we loved getting to see what areas of the city we wanted to go back to to explore by foot.
While exploring the city, we stumbled upon "The Princely Beguinage Ten Wijngaarde," once the home of the benguines (emancipated lay-wo men of 1245). Today, it's home to nuns of the Order of St. Benedict. The grounds were ever so serene with the houses painted in all white, daisies covering large open areas, and tourists quietly observing the grounds. There is also a museum tourists can visit; however, we ran out time. Regardless, I highly recommend at least stopping in to see the grounds. I guarantee you'll feel a sense of peace.
VISIT THE CHURCH OF OUR LADY.
Apparently not many people know this, but The Church of Our Lady in Brugge is home to Michelangelo's Madonna and Child sculpture. Originally stolen by soldiers in both the French Revolution and in World War II, it was later found an d returned to Belgium. If you're into art, this is a must see.
The Church of Our Lady also boasts Ceremonial tombs of Mary of Burgundy and Charles the Bold, as well as stained glass windows and other beautiful paintings. With it's 122-meter brick steeple, the church itself is also quite beautiful (although if you've been to Italy I do admit nothing quite compares).
PEOPLE WATCH (AND EAT SOME MORE) IN THE MARKT.
The Markt is – in my opinion – the place to be. It's the center of the city and is lined with restaurants, shops, two museums, and a bell tower. Most of the restaurants offer outside seating where you can sit and watch the large number of tourists take in the city by foot or by horse drawn carriage, and eat and drink (like we did) until your heart's content.
And on Wednesday mornings we were told there is a weekly market where residents sell everything from cheeses, meats, fruits, and vegetables to flowers, breads, and other pastries. Unfortunately, we weren't in Brugge on a Wednesday – but it's probably a blessing in disguise or else I would have spent all my money.
SIMPLY EXPLORE THE CITY BY FOOT.
This probably goes without saying, but simply spend a few hours wandering through the streets of Brugge. It's one of our favorite things to do – taking in the architecture, the one-of-a-kind shops, the delectable treats, and chatting with the locals (they speak fantastic English). It's how we stumbled upon many of the "to-do's" I list above. When you're wandering without a mission, it allows you to take in the culture and appreciate a different way of life. This city is laid-back, yet full of friendly people that are passionate about what they do – something I know I can certainly learn from.
With that, pretty please do yourself a favor and visit the city of Brugge. Because if they're doing chocolate, waffles AND beer right, they've gotta be doing a number of other things right too.


Are you seeking for a way of monitoring a piece of ground around your workplace and to be ready to detect folks that are intent on undertaking harm to you and your colleagues? That is, equivalent to that identified by army commanders in Afghanistan. A procedure would be needed to notice the floor, preferably from a lofty placement, and to establish the movement of motor vehicles and persons. This would have to be 24/7, irrespective of prevailing weather disorders (rain, snow, fog) and be equipped to function for the duration of each day and night. When some thing comes about out of the standard, information of the incident and its placement have to be communicated to the local commander so that they can direct personnel (or ordnance) onto the situation to neutralize the threat. The Army's Base ISTAR programme is made to give all these capabilities.
Turning to the system's specifications it has a quantity of sensors – cameras to provide optical (working day-time protection) and infra-pink (evening-time and all-weather conditions provision), and a number of remote sensors to detect vibration, infra-purple and motion. Radar also delivers movement detection and coupled with array and way facts, the technique mechanically details cameras at and then tracks possible threats. The 'brain' for this level of computerized intelligence accumulating and processing contains a command and manage method to inform the operator to gatherings, records evidence and aligns the contact details to a map situation.
So, now to hardware. The tools is housed in a regular ISO (20′ lengthy) shipping and delivery container or there is a extra portable system in 2 50 percent containers. A tower gives a mount for a single long-selection and 4 short-variety put together optical/thermal cameras. The tower's carriage also retains radio communication programs and radar detectors. Facts from the lots of sensors that can be hooked up to the procedure is fed to an operator who takes advantage of multi-display screen displays to establish his or her picture of the regional terrain.
The program can be run from appropriate mains electric power provides or turbines. To maintain people today and devices at the appropriate temperature there is a extensive air conditioning technique. To hold the program working calls for a change rota of operators to observe actions and to have out day-to-working day routine maintenance. Electronic and mechanical/electrical engineers have out schedule servicing and repairs to maintain the system's operational capability.
The Army's Base ISTAR program supplies an remarkable functionality at Ahead Operating and Patrol Bases in Afghanistan and other hostile operational theatres. It developments the equal of the crows-nest into the 21st Century to present commanders with situational awareness to safeguard our troopson the ground, location insurgent action, and to develop a picture of neighborhood working day-to-day exercise. Operators can detect when one thing unconventional happens or place an assault and promptly go the information on to other models that can acquire intelligence or consider ideal motion to triumph over the threat.


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UW System students and staff will be required to take COVID-19 tests during spring semester
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Posted: Dec 11, 2020 12:44 PM CST
MADISON, Wis. (CBS 58) -- University of Wisconsin System President Tommy Thompson announced Friday, Dec. 11, residential undergraduate students will be tested for COVID-19 at least once per week during the spring 2021 semester. In addition, all non-residential students, faculty, and staff will be tested at least once every two weeks.
According to a news release, the requirement will apply to all UW System universities except UW-Madison, which is developing its own testing program. Implementation of the testing plan will be individually managed by the universities.
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by Herald Staff
Monday, August 26, 2019 1:30am
Local NewsGo-See-Do
Fair continues
The Evergreen State Fair in Monroe continues this week through Labor Day. Doors are open 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily. The fairgrounds are at 14405 179th Ave. SE.
Tickets are $14 for adults, and $10 for military, children ages 6 to 12 and adults 62 to 89. Kids under 5 and adults 90-plus get in free. Admission deals are available on certain days.
Attractions include carnival rides, food, petting zoos, contests, art displays, monster trucks and live music.
More info: www.evergreenfair.org
The Lake Stevens community is preparing to thank veterans with Military Appreciation Day events at Lundeen Park from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday.
This celebration at 10020 Lundeen Parkway is sponsored by local businesses and organizations. It's aimed at reaching active duty military personnel, reservists, National Guard and veterans from all branches of the armed services.
During the day, military personnel and their families have opportunities to enjoy free food, concerts and games, kid's activities and giveaways. Veterans and active duty military families will receive an all-access pass for free. The event is open to other members of the public with the purchase of a $15 activity punch card.
More info: visit militaryday.us
Genealogy class
The Sno-Isle Genealogy Society offers a free one-hour class every first Saturday of the month. The next is 10 a.m. Sept. 7, at the Sno-Isle Genealogy Research Library in Heritage Park, 19827 Poplar Way, Lynnwood.
Attendees learn how to research family history and get tips on keeping all the information organized.
Sculpture wonderland
The next open house at Cloudstone Sculpture Park & Gallery is set for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
The private sculpture park on Whidbey Island sits on 20 acres with more than 450 pieces of art by Hank Nelson. The park includes monumental 12-ton Dakota mahogany granite monoliths and 20-foot steel structures. A gallery showcases stone carvings, marbles and bronzes.
Cloudstone is open to the public only twice a year, in late April and late August. At other times tours are available by appointment.
The park is at 5056 Cloudstone Lane in Freeland. Cost is $10.
More info: www.cloudstonesculpture.com
Jetty Island
If you have plans to visit Jetty Island, get going.
Jetty Island is open through Sept. 2 with programs, camps and special events.
Ferries run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays to Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sundays, at 10th Street and W. Marine View Drive, Everett. Parking is $3, with a ferry suggested donation of $2 for adults, $1 for kids.
More info: 425-257-8304; www.everettwa.gov/jettyisland
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Bumblebee Coming to Home Media!
Paramount Pictures' Bumblebee (read our review here) is coming to home media beginning with Digital on March 19th and then 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD on April 2nd.
The Bumblebee Digital, 4K and Blu-ray releases will contain almost a number bonus features, including the five-part documentary, Bringing Bumblebee to the Big Screen. The complete list follows.
Bumblebee Is The Best of the Live-Action Transformers Movies!
Bumblebee – Charlie Watson (Hailee Steinfeld) and Bumblebee – Photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures.
Remember the first live-action Transformers movie? The one with Steven Spielberg watching over Michael Bay's shoulder so there was as much character as action?
Bumblebee is even better than that.
Not The Airforce Clip: Bumblebee!
Bumblebee – Bumblebee and Blitzwing – Photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures.
Paramount Pictures has released a new clip from Bumblebee to give us a taste of the action.
Bumblebee opens, officially, on December 21st, but is in theaters tomorrow.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is Web-Slinging at its Best!
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse – Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) – Image courtesy of Sony Pictures Animation.
The last major animated feature released in 2018 just might be its best.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is spectacular!
Bumblebee: Gen 1 Design Featurette!
Director Travis Knight and the stars of Bumblebee talk about taking the film's Transformers back to their original designs in this new featurette from Paramount Pictures.
See Transformers Prequel Bumblebee 13 Days Early!
Bumblebee – Charlie (Hailee Steinfeld) and Bumblebee in – Photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures.
Paramount Pictures announced today that on Saturday, December 8th fans at select theatres in the U.S. and Canada will have the opportunity to attend paid early-access screenings for its latest film in the Transformers series, Bumblebee, starring Hailee Steinfeld.
Bumblee opens on December 21st.
How Many Spider People Are There? Trailer: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse!
The new trailer for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse introduces a host of Spideys – Peter Parker, Miles Morales, Spider-Gwen, Spider-Man Noir and even Spider-Ham.
It (the trailer) is mad enough to suggest that this will be one fun ride.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse opens on December 14th.
Is the Yellow Bug For Sale Trailer: Bumblebee!
All Charlie Watson wanted an old VW bug for her 18th birthday.
She got Bumblebee – and all the adventure one kid could stand.
Meet the Director: Bumblebee Featurette!
Bumblebee – Charlie Watson (Hailee Steinfeld) – Photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures.
Before directing Bumblebee, Travis Knight set up his own stop-action animation studio – Laika – and turned out hits like Coraline and Kubo and the Two Strings.
Bumblebee is his first live action film and Paramount Pictures has released a featurette to help us get to know the man behind the movie.
Don't Do Me Trailer: Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse!
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse – Peter Parker (voiced by Jake Johnson) and Miles Morales (voiced by Shameik Moore) – Still courtesy of Sony Pictures Animation.
In an alternate world very to Peter Parker's, there is another Spider-Man – 14-year old, biracial Miles Morales.
When Miles somehow winds up in his world, Peter decides to train him to be a better Spider-Man. Check out the trailer below.
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Berwickshire High School's winning S2/3 netball team. Back row, left to right - Rachel Hudson, Tammie-Louise Hunter, Joana Gaspar, Abbie Wood, Stacey Grainger (coach), Eliza Master, Martha Beattie and Carys Bruce. Front - Nel Moore, Sophie Wood, Erin Moran, Eilish Dodd and Isla Taylor. Absent on the day, but very much part of the team, Sarah McPherson.
Berwickshire High School's netball club has been celebrating a successful season with two of their teams carrying off the winner's trophy in the Live Borders inter-schools netball league.
Just over a year ago, the club was struggling as training nights had patchy attendance and with only a small number of members it was difficult for the club to participate in fixtures at all.
Berwickshire High School's winning S1 netball team. They are, back row, left to right: Stacey Grainger (coach), Hannah Sinclair, Poppy White, Rebecca Anderson, Abbie Romanis, Laura Mazzoni. Front - Tyra Dewar, Lauren Reid, Mairi Pemble, Sofia Mazzoni.
However, the fortunes of the club were turned around when head coach Stacey Grainger came on board.
Stacey's expertise and enthusiasm has transformed the club into a vibrant and dedicated group of young women all eager to play and improve their game.
For the first time this year, the school had three teams in the Scottish Schools Cup competition, with solid performances all round.
The new Live Borders inter-schools league has also provided a brilliant opportunity for new players to improve their game, and the club is delighted with the results - the S2/3 team and the S1B team both topping their respective leagues.
The club has been especially grateful for the financial support from three local businesses - Albany Vineyard, Scotland Shop and Orwell and Goode.
The girls are now looking forward to the 2017/18 season and with a growing membership of over 40 players they are well placed to continue their success!


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Fino al 2001 Aakirkeby costituiva una municipalità autonoma, attualmente fa parte del comune regionale di Bornholm.

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Angela Suzanne Pennell
Angela Suzanne Pennell, 56, died on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 after a heroic battle against pancreatic cancer. She was the daughter of James Harold Pennell and the late Helen Martha Wilson Pennell of Taylorsville.
In addition to her father, Angela is survived by her daughter, Sloan Stevenson of Charlotte; sisters, Myra Pennell of Lenoir, Jan (David) Lackey of Statesville, and Sarah Pennell of Taylorsville; and nephew, Jesse (Faith) Lackey of Monroe.
She was a 1979 graduate of Alexander Central High School in Taylorsville, and was a licensed realtor who lived in Huntersville, where she was a property manager at Park Avenue Properties.
Angela cultivated many loving friendships wherever she went, and those friends join the family in honoring and missing the bright light she was in all of our lives.
The family will receive visitors on Sunday, April 29, from 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m., at Alexander Funeral Service. A memorial service to celebrate her life will follow in the funeral home chapel, at 3:30 p.m., with Rev. Gary Jennings officiating.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society at www.cancer.org.
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I am sooo sorry for your loss. I briefly worked with Angela at Farm Credit. Know you all are in my thoughts and prayers.


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Ben Lerner lauds poetry's possibilities
By Emma Broder
Poet and novelist Ben Lerner read last Thursday afternoon in Rosenwald Hall as part of the Poem Present series. Assistant Professor in English Srikanth Reddy, who introduced Lerner, praised the "dexterity" of Lerner's work. He described Lerner's book of poetry Mean Free Path as "a left-handed book," and called his 2011 novel Leaving the Atocha Station "haunting, beautiful, and, yes, poetic," though he said of today's writing, "Poetry plays the lefthand to the dominant cultural form of the novel."
Lerner began his reading by excerpting the first scene of Leaving the Atocha Station. The protagonist, Adam Gordon, who has a fellowship in Madrid circa 2004, goes through his morning routine of opening his skylight, having coffee and a spliff, and walking to the nearby museum, where he stares at van der Weyden's "Descent from the Cross." As Adam trails a man who wanders the museum, stopping to weep in front of several paintings, the scene develops into a meditation and confession of Adam's lack of "a profound experience with art."
Adam's real-world counterpart, Lerner himself, is similarly preoccupied with the alienation of modern personhood. He read two poems from Mean Free Path and several newer pieces. In one of these, "Auto-Tune," about the software used to standardize vocals in popular music, Lerner wrote, "I want to sing/the destruction of the world for profit/This is the sound of our collective alienation." Another new poem, "Dilation," was similarly troubled: "You can feel the content streaming."
The work Lerner shared was also conscious of the tension between the mind's ability to conceive and language's limited ability to communicate. The colors blue and green were paired with the adjectives "antithetical" and "predicate," and he read, "In a perfect world, this would be/ April, or an associated concept/ Green to the touch/several feet away."
Lerner was the first poet to come to campus this quarter as part of the Poem Present series, which the Poetry and Poetics program coordinates. The series hosts several poets each quarter. Founded roughly a decade ago, it has a unique structure in which the visiting poets give a reading on one afternoon and a lecture the following day. Earlier this year, Poem Present partnered with the Renaissance Society and the France Chicago Center to bring Alice Notley and Rosemarie and Keith Waldrop to campus.
"That's what makes the series unique—it's about creative writing and its vision of itself. The writers have an intimate discussion with students and faculty about themes they're wrestling with in their own work," said Kate Soto, the coordinator of the Committee on Creative Writing. "We definitely want the events to reach the campus at large, and draw a mix of people."
Shortly after the reading, Lerner described the poems he had just read as being "designed to be impossible to read out loud," since lines share margins and words are often shared among lines. "There's a tension between text and oral performance, and I think the poem exists in the space between the text and its vocalization," said Lerner. "It's not until I read a poem out loud that I can see its flaws."
He said about the modern person, "We let ourselves experience interconnection only negatively. We need to begin to speak as a collective subject, and poems can be ways of reminding you of that possibility."
Happily, Lerner's reading, his art, and the group's delight at his presence were sources of positive human connection for the attendees. Indeed, drawing from the closing words of Lerner's novel, Reddy said, "There is no skylight in this room, but we are surrounded by friends."


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package com.examw.oa.dao.adm.impl;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
import org.springframework.util.StringUtils;

import com.examw.oa.dao.adm.INoticeDao;
import com.examw.oa.dao.impl.BaseDaoImpl;
import com.examw.oa.domain.adm.Notice;
import com.examw.oa.model.adm.NoticeInfo;
/**
 * 通知公告数据操作接口实现类
 * @author lq
 * @since 2014-07-15
 */
public class NoticeDaoImpl extends BaseDaoImpl<Notice> implements INoticeDao {
	private static final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(NoticeDaoImpl.class);
	/*
	 * 查询数据
	 * @see com.examw.oa.dao.adm.INoticeDao#findNotices(com.examw.oa.model.adm.NoticeInfo)
	 */
	@Override
	public List<Notice> findNotices(NoticeInfo info) {
		if(logger.isDebugEnabled())logger.debug("查询数据...");
		String hql = "from Notice n where 1 = 1 ";
		Map<String, Object> parameters = new HashMap<>();
		hql = this.addWhere(info, hql, parameters);
		if(!StringUtils.isEmpty(info.getSort())){
			if(info.getSort().equalsIgnoreCase("columnName")){
				info.setSort("column.name");
			}
			hql += " order by n." + info.getSort() + " " + info.getOrder();
		}
		return this.find(hql, parameters, info.getPage(), info.getRows());
	}
	/*
	 * 查询数据统计。
	 * @see com.examw.oa.dao.adm.INoticeDao#total(com.examw.oa.model.adm.NoticeInfo)
	 */
	@Override
	public Long total(NoticeInfo info) {
		if(logger.isDebugEnabled())logger.debug("查询数据统计...");
		String hql = "select count(*) from Notice n where 1 = 1 ";
		Map<String, Object> parameters = new HashMap<>();
		hql = this.addWhere(info, hql, parameters);
		return this.count(hql, parameters);
	}
	//条件查询
	private String addWhere(NoticeInfo info, String hql, Map<String, Object> parameters){
		if(!StringUtils.isEmpty(info.getColumnId())){
			hql += " and ((n.column.id = :columnId) or (n.column.parent.id = :columnId))";
			parameters.put("columnId", info.getColumnId());
		}
		if(!StringUtils.isEmpty(info.getTitle())){
			hql += " and (n.title like :title)";
			parameters.put("title", "%" + info.getTitle() + "%");
		}
		return hql;
	}
	/*
	 * 栏目ID查询通告信息
	 * @see com.examw.oa.dao.adm.INoticeDao#loadNotice(java.lang.String)
	 */
	@Override
	public List<Notice> loadNotice(String columnId) {
		if(logger.isDebugEnabled())logger.debug("根据栏目[ID="+columnId+"]查询通告信息...");
		final String hql = "from Notice n where n.column.id = :columnId ";
		Map<String, Object> parameters = new HashMap<>();
		parameters.put("columnId", columnId);
		return this.find(hql, parameters, null, null);
	}
}


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require 'spec_helper'
describe 'mysql::server' do
  let(:facts) {{:osfamily => 'RedHat', :root_home => '/root'}}

  context 'with defaults' do
    it { should contain_class('mysql::server::install') }
    it { should contain_class('mysql::server::config') }
    it { should contain_class('mysql::server::service') }
    it { should contain_class('mysql::server::root_password') }
    it { should contain_class('mysql::server::providers') }
  end

  # make sure that overriding the mysqld settings keeps the defaults for everything else
  context 'with overrides' do
    let(:params) {{ :override_options => { 'mysqld' => { 'socket' => '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' } } }}
    it do
      should contain_file('/etc/my.cnf').with({
        :mode => '0644',
      }).with_content(/basedir/)
    end
  end

  context 'with remove_default_accounts set' do
    let (:params) {{ :remove_default_accounts => true }}
    it { should contain_class('mysql::server::account_security') }
  end

  context 'mysql::server::install' do
    let(:params) {{ :package_ensure => 'present', :name => 'mysql-server' }}
    it do
      should contain_package('mysql-server').with({
      :ensure => :present,
      :name   => 'mysql-server',
    })
    end
  end

  context 'mysql::server::config' do
    it do
      should contain_file('/etc/mysql').with({
        :ensure => :directory,
        :mode   => '0755',
      })
    end

    it do
      should contain_file('/etc/mysql/conf.d').with({
        :ensure => :directory,
        :mode   => '0755',
      })
    end

    it do
      should contain_file('/etc/my.cnf').with({
        :mode => '0644',
      })
    end
  end

  context 'mysql::server::service' do
    context 'with defaults' do
      it { should contain_service('mysqld') }
    end

    context 'service_enabled set to false' do
      let(:params) {{ :service_enabled => false }}

      it do
        should contain_service('mysqld').with({
          :ensure => :stopped
        })
      end
    end
  end

  context 'mysql::server::root_password' do
    describe 'when defaults' do
      it { should_not contain_mysql_user('root@localhost') }
      it { should_not contain_file('/root/.my.cnf') }
    end
    describe 'when set' do
      let(:params) {{:root_password => 'SET' }}
      it { should contain_mysql_user('root@localhost') }
      it { should contain_file('/root/.my.cnf') }
    end

  end

  context 'mysql::server::providers' do
    describe 'with users' do
      let(:params) {{:users => {
        'foo@localhost' => {
          'max_connections_per_hour' => '1',
          'max_queries_per_hour'     => '2',
          'max_updates_per_hour'     => '3',
          'max_user_connections'     => '4',
          'password_hash'            => '*F3A2A51A9B0F2BE2468926B4132313728C250DBF'
        },
        'foo2@localhost' => {}
      }}}
      it { should contain_mysql_user('foo@localhost').with(
        :max_connections_per_hour => '1',
        :max_queries_per_hour     => '2',
        :max_updates_per_hour     => '3',
        :max_user_connections     => '4',
        :password_hash            => '*F3A2A51A9B0F2BE2468926B4132313728C250DBF'
      )}
      it { should contain_mysql_user('foo2@localhost').with(
        :max_connections_per_hour => nil,
        :max_queries_per_hour     => nil,
        :max_updates_per_hour     => nil,
        :max_user_connections     => nil,
        :password_hash            => ''
      )}
    end

    describe 'with grants' do
      let(:params) {{:grants => {
        'foo@localhost/somedb.*' => {
          'user'       => 'foo@localhost',
          'table'      => 'somedb.*',
          'privileges' => ["SELECT", "UPDATE"],
          'options'    => ["GRANT"],
        },
        'foo2@localhost/*.*' => {
          'user'       => 'foo2@localhost',
          'table'      => '*.*',
          'privileges' => ["SELECT"],
        },
      }}}
      it { should contain_mysql_grant('foo@localhost/somedb.*').with(
        :user       => 'foo@localhost',
        :table      => 'somedb.*',
        :privileges => ["SELECT", "UPDATE"],
        :options    => ["GRANT"]
      )}
      it { should contain_mysql_grant('foo2@localhost/*.*').with(
        :user       => 'foo2@localhost',
        :table      => '*.*',
        :privileges => ["SELECT"],
        :options    => nil
      )}
    end

    describe 'with databases' do
      let(:params) {{:databases => {
        'somedb' => {
          'charset' => 'latin1',
          'collate' => 'latin1',
        },
        'somedb2' => {}
      }}}
      it { should contain_mysql_database('somedb').with(
        :charset => 'latin1',
        :collate => 'latin1'
      )}
      it { should contain_mysql_database('somedb2')}
    end

  end

end


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Q: WPF: Cannot convert lambda expression to type 'string' because it is not a delegate type I am working on WPF application.
I want to display my treeview only when I select item from combobox.
Here is my combobox select property
    public string SelectedTransactionName
    {
        set
        {
            if (_selectedTransactionWsName == value) return;
            this._selectedTransactionWsName = value;

            // InitializaMessageElement(value.WsMethodName, transactionTypes);
            InitializaMessageElement();

            this.NotifyPropertyChanged(()=>IsTransactionNameSelected.ToString());
        }
        get
        {
            return this._selectedTransactionWsName;
        }

    }

Check trans name selected or not.
  public bool IsTransactionNameSelected
    {
        get
        {
            return !string.IsNullOrEmpty(_selectedTransactionWsName);
        }
    }

XAML
    <TreeView Margin="464,137,10,413" Grid.RowSpan="2" ItemsSource="{Binding   MessageElements,  Mode=TwoWay}"
                  SelectedItemChanged="TreeView_OnSelectedItemChanged"  Visibility="    {Binding IsTransactionNameSelected,Converter={StaticResource BooleanToVisibilityConverter}}"
                 SelectedValuePath="Id"

At  this.NotifyPropertyChanged(()=>IsTransactionNameSelected.ToString()); I am getting the error (Cannot convert lambda expression to type 'string' because it is not a delegate type), my NotifyPropertyChanged takes a string

A: Your NotifyPropertyChanged expects a string, and you're passing it a delegate.  Try:
public string SelectedTransactionName
{
    set
    {
        if (_selectedTransactionWsName == value) return;
        this._selectedTransactionWsName = value;

        // InitializaMessageElement(value.WsMethodName, transactionTypes);
        InitializaMessageElement();

        this.NotifyPropertyChanged("SelectedTransactionName");
        this.NotifyPropertyChanged("IsTransactionNameSelected");
    }

    get
    {
        return this._selectedTransactionWsName;
    }
}

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at one point, i ran across a script from a kiddie..haa..anyways, it had you enter "c:/con/con" into the IE address bar ina w98.. it froze the comptuer or put to a bsod...then on other ones, it does't so i assume there is some sort of patch... then i read somewhere where there is a problem with any device that can be put into the config.sys file..not sure what that meant..but other examples were lpt1 and such... anyone know anything about this? thanx.
oh, you could try the concon thing on yoru computer but it may freeze..only restarts work.
well i know that if you open up mIRC and type /con/con in it crashes it.
PC MAGAZINE: Chances are good you did not actually create a CON.DOC file. It should be impossible for any program (except a low-level disk utility) to create a file whose filename portion is CON (or any other reserved DOS device name). The standard reserved device names are CON, AUX, PRN, CLOCK$, COM1 through COM4, LPT1 through LPT4, and CONFIG$. In addition, your system will almost certainly have other named devices installed in CONFIG.SYS.
So thats why it crashes windows. Ill keep researching!


On the days I visit the 5th graders, I rise before the roosters crow. I sip on strong coffee in the shifting morning light. I pack energy snacks and a hearty lunch. It's an hour-plus drive from my home to Wilmington. On some parts of the commute, traffic clears and I fly. On others, the highway's arteries are clogged. I nudge forward like a slug, past downtown, the 10, the 105, the 405.
I know my exit is approaching when I spot the billowing white smoke of the oil refineries, a Wilmington trademark. These industrial chimneys coughing up smolder and fumes are hard on the eyes and lungs, but lately I've begun to envision the large pipes painted in rainbow colors, puffing out fat cumulus clouds. Soon it will rain poetry, I think. And as soon as I park my car and enter Gulf Elementary School, it does.
When I turn, a group of kids with wide sonrisas are waving their arms up into the sky as if they're flagging down airplanes. In an instant, this boisterous morning saludo shakes off the lethargy of post-traffic-trauma that has settled on my body like a heavy winter coat. I feel lighter—dare I say younger?–via these kids' enthusiasm. I wave back as if I were disco dancing. It's gonna be another great day in Wilmington, y'all.
These are the brown, bilingual children of Wilmington, lovers of pizza, Cheetos, donuts, and tacos. They talk a lot and make their way through the day with a glazed look of wonder in their eyes. Do I believe in purple lamas? This could very well be my long-lost tribe.


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Holladay Lions Recreation Center Celebrates Pool Re-Opening
We are excited to announce the re-opening of the new & improved indoor pool at Holladay Lions Recreation Center. Following weeks of renovations, the pool will be re-open to the public beginning December 26th.
Larry H. Miller Charities and Salt Lake County Announce Plans to Rebuild Softball Complexes
Salt Lake County's softball complexes in Holladay and Taylorsville cities will soon see major improvements thanks to a $5 million contribution from Larry H. Miller Charities. A partnership – announced Tuesday, December 4th at a meeting of the Salt Lake County Council – between Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation and Larry H. Miller Charities will rebuild both the Larry H. Miller Softball Complex and the Valley Regional Softball Complex.
Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation Celebrates Opening of New Park Operations Center
Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation will cut the ribbon on its new Park Operations Center this Monday, September 17th at 10:30 am. Located at 6332 S. Airport Road in West Jordan, the new center will quadruple the capacity of the organization tasked with maintaining more than 100 parks and public spaces throughout the county.
Statement on Issues at Sugar House Park Pond
Salt Lake County is grateful to our community that cares so much about our parks and the animals that live in them. Avian botulism naturally occurs in low depth, slow moving bodies of water during hot temperatures and Salt Lake County is extremely concerned about this issue at Sugar House Park.
Salt Lake County and ReAL Salt Lake Foundation Celebrate New Community Futsal Courts
Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation and ReAL Salt Lake Foundation celebrate the opening of two futsal (mini-soccer pitch) courts at Constitution Park this Tuesday, June 26th at 7:30 pm.
Salt Lake County to Break Ground on New Recreation Center in Draper
Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation in partnership with Draper City and Canyons School District will celebrate the start of construction on the Draper Recreation Center on Thursday, June 21st at 1:30 pm at 657 East Vestry Road in Draper, Utah.
Residents Invited to Review Potential Off-leash Dog Park Sites
Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation is hosting a four open houses to educate the public and receive feedback regarding potential locations identified most suitable for future off-leash dog parks. The results of this selection process will result in sites and concept plans for two-to-three, five-to-ten acre dog parks in Salt Lake County.
Public Invited to Weigh In on Future Regional Park in Magna
Salt Lake County residents are invited to attend an open house for Magna Regional Park this Thursday, January 25 from 6-8 pm at Salt Lake County's Magna Recreation Center.


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With No Human Intervention is the third album by industrial black metal band Aborym.  The album's title was coined by former Emperor drummer Bard Eithun, as well as the lyrics for the title track and "Faustian Spirit of the Earth". Carpathian Forest vocalist Nattefrost provides backing vocals on various tracks, as well as lead vocals on "The Alienation of a Blackened Heart".

This is the last Aborym album to feature Attila Csihar as the primary lead vocalist (he returned once more as lead vocalist on the track "Man Bites God" on Generator), as he left the band to re-join Mayhem. Guitarist Set Teitan departed after this album in order to join Dissection.

Track listing

Personnel
Set Teitan– guitars, sampling, electronic drums
Malfeitor Fabban – bass, synthesizer, keyboards, programming
Attila Csihar – vocals, backing vocals
Nysrok Infernalien – guitars, guitar solos, synthesizer, keyboards, programming

References

2003 albums
Aborym albums
SPV/Steamhammer albums


Sometimes a platform can be a catharsis, so I am hoping you will indulge me in taking the liberty to share something very personal which is the obituary I wrote for my mother who passed away last week at the age of 80. While her health was never her strength, her decline unfortunately came quickly. I have a whole new respect for hospice staff who communicated frequently enough with me to ensure I made it off a plane from a statewide and onto another one to make my way to Evanston, Illinois where my parents had just moved to from Michigan a few weeks ago.
While this last week was difficult and complicated with NTCA's RTIME meeting, in many ways, it was a balm to the soul to be surrounded by so many members and fellow staffers who supported me throughout the week. My thanks to each and every one of them.


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Watch: Clips From Ice-T's All-Star Art Of Rap Documentary
by Andrew Tijs
Ice-T has premiered his all-star (and we mean ALL-STAR) documentary Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap in New York.
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Rap Legend KRS-One Books First Australian Tour
New York hip-hop pioneer KRS-One will visit Australia for the first time ever in March.
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Daft Punk Become First French Act To Top Australian Chart
Daft Punk climbs a place from their No.2 debut last week to claim the ARIA Singles Chart crown with the track "Get Lucky", making them the first French Group to take the honor, plus the track is now Gold (●) in sales.
Pink The Truth About Love Was Australia's Top Album Of 2012
Pink had the biggest selling album of 2012 in Australia with 'The Truth About Love.
Paul Kelly, Bamboos, Lanie Lane To Perform At 2012 Independent Music Awards
Paul and Dan Kelly, The Bamboos with Tim Rogers, Lanie Lane, and more will perform at the 2012 Jagermeister Independent Music Awards.
Parklife Line-up Includes Nero, Presets And Passion Pit
Here is the line-up for Parklife 2012 and it includes The Presets, Nero and Passion Pit as well as Plan B, Tame Impala and Chairlife.
Beck and Sigur Ros Expected To Appear On Harvest Festival, 2012
Fans of Sigur Ros and Beck fans had better make sure they have some festival money lying around because the second annual Harvest Festival is expected to be announced soon and according to one industry insider, Sigur Ros and Beck going to be on it.
Everclear Announce Australian Tour
Portland alt-rockers Everclear return to Australian audiences after 14 years .
Flight Of The Conchords Add Another Perth Show
Kiwi comic folk duo Flight Of The Conchords book their third stadium show in Perth. Madness.
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Community mourns the death of Henry T. Brooks
Published 3:26 pm CST, Thursday, December 12, 2019
Henry Brooks
Photo: Submitted Photo
This week the community is mourning the loss of Conroe businessman and lawyer Henry T. Brooks.
Brooks, 81, passed away on Monday.
Brooks was born in Houston and following his graduation from law school at The University of Texas, he returned to Houston to practice law. He met his wife, Billie, in his law career.
In 1972, the Brooks purchased a small beer distributorship in Conroe which became Brooks Distributing Co. Through this, they became involved in the community in a variety of ways including with the Montgomery County Community Foundation.
Henry Brooks was a past president and board member of Montgomery County Community Foundation and a strong supporter of the group's vision to generate perpetual funds for the local nonprofit community and scholarships for our future workforce.
"He put his money where his mouth was by setting up a scholarship (Henry and Billie Brooks Scholarship at Lone Star College Montgomery) and a designated agency fund (Henry and Billie Brooks Endowment Fund Benefiting Montgomery County Food Bank) in his and his first wife's name," said Julie Martineau, Executive Director of the Montgomery County Community Foundation. "He did his research and gave a lot of thought about topics we discussed, brought up great questions, and was in 100 percent with strategies to grow the foundation."
Martineau said she will miss his insights that always challenged her to analyze her work and the assumptions she had made.
"He had a brilliant mind and a soft, generous heart," she said.
Services for Brooks will be at The Woodlands United Methodist Church (Harvest Worship Center) 2200 Lake Woodlands Dr., The Woodlands, TX 77380, on Monday, Dec. 16, at 2 p.m.
There will be a reception prior to the service at TWUMC beginning at 12:30 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, those wishing to honor him may make a contribution to The Montgomery County Community Foundation, 9320 Lakeside Blvd., Bldg. 2, Suite 200, The Woodlands, TX 77381, or the charity of their choice.
Officials identify 68-year-old bicyclist killed crossing roadway in The Woodlands
Splendora man sentenced to prison for sexual assault of girl younger than 14


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The mobile market in Africa is burgeoning and mobile casinos are becoming incredibly popular, and show no sign of slowing down. Mobile gambling is far more accessible and attainable by a larger audience and some of the internet's biggest casino software developers have recognised that this trend looks set to shape the future of wagering entertainment. This is good news for African players and we strive to keep abreast of the latest developments in the industry, and regularly update our site to ensure that you always have access to accurate information.
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A mobile casino must score highly in all of these areas and only then do we consider promoting it on our site. We take our responsibility to Ghanaian players seriously and would never recommend an inferior or rogue casino as we know how detrimental these sites can be to your mobile experience and we only want you to play with the best.
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The Greatest Showman P.T. Barnum Costume DIY Guide
By Clarence Borrego
Phineas Taylor Barnum, or more commonly known as P.T. Barnum, is the protagonist of the movie The Greatest Showman. He was an American politician, businessman, and showman and was the creator of the Barnum & Baily Circus. P.T. Barnum grew up with almost nothing, which made him strive to have nearly everything for his family and himself.
He eventually achieved success and became rich, but all of it wasn't enough as he still wanted more. His greed eventually led to his downfall, but family and friends helped him bounce back and regain his stature and fortune. This article is a P.T. Barnum cosplay guide.
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The Best P.T. Barnum from The Greatest Showman Cosplay Ideas
Like a lot of the characters in The Greatest Showman, P.T. Barnum wears different outfits throughout his appearance in the movie. But people who have watched the movie mostly remember him wearing his ringmaster outfit whenever his circus acts are performing. This guide will feature P.T. Barnum's ringmaster outfit.
It consists of a white long-sleeved polo and black pants. On top of the polo is a red vest that has yellow rope designs all over it. The cosplay set also comes with a red performance coat that has black design at the sleeve opening with a fiery gold trail. The opening of the coat is black and contains yellow buttons. The cosplay set also comes with a black top hat and a pair of black leather shoes. The costume set is completed with a pimp cane prop that P.T. Barnum uses during his performance as the circus ringmaster.
About P.T. Barnum Costume
P.T. Barnum is an ambitious man, wanting to achieve fame, fortune, and success. This ambition started when he was a boy since their family didn't have much. His father was a tailor who made suits for the rich. When P.T. Barnum was a boy, he fell in love with a rich man's daughter who went with him once they grew up despite P.T. Barnum not yet wealthy and successful. He felt terrible that he couldn't give the kind of life he wants for his wife and daughter, which prompted P.T. to try his luck at starting a business.
P.T. Barnum first tried opening a Wax Museum, which didn't garner much success. He then turned the museum into a circus where he got freaks to perform circus acts. He named the circus Barnum $ Baily Circus and was a huge success. But the success he got wasn't enough, and he craved for more. As the protagonist, P.T. Barnum is one of the favorite choices of people looking to cosplay characters from The Greatest Showman. And if you look at the P.T. Barnum cosplay photos, you can see that the overall appearance of the character fits the movie title since anyone is transformed into a great showman when they dress up as P.T. Barnum. His costume is fantastic for attending costume parties or comic and movie conventions.
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Snow Patrol started at university and was originally called The Shrug. They began by performing gigs at the university and also by featuring in local pubs. They later changed their name to Polar Bear as another group in America already had the name The Shrug. The band had to change their name for a third time soon after releasing an Extended play single for the same reason and finally settled on Snow Patrol, as they are known as today.
The band signed in 1997 for Jeepster and released two albums called Songs for Polar Bears and When It's All Over We Still Have to Clean Up. Both of the albums received good reviews but were unable to break into the charts and earn the band fame. The band were still, however, laden with debt and even had to resort to sleeping on the floor of some fans' residences. They were working incredibly hard yet still having no real luck.
This prompted Jeepster to drop Snow patrol in 2001. A year later, the band were signed to the manager Jazz Summers. They were increasingly desperate to get signed by a record firm and even contemplated getting second jobs to finance their album. They finally had a piece of luck and released their third album Final Straw in 2003 under the Black Lion record company; the record peaked at number three in the UK and their single Run managed number five in the UK singles charts.
They continued their success by releasing two songs from the album Chocolate and Spitting Games, both of which made it inside the top 30. This preceded their tour with U2 as their opening act during their Vertigo tour in 2005.
Due to the pressures and strained relationships, Mark McClelland had to leave the band and Paul Wilson was declared as his replacement. Their next single followed shortly after and was entitled Eyes Open, which was released in 2006. Chasing Cars became one of the bands biggest successes and was released on its own as a single following its surprising popularity.
Their last album to date is A hundred Million Suns and this wasn't the great success that was hoped for. Despite the fact that it entered at number two in the UK album charts, it wasn't, all things considered, as successful as their previous commercial albums. The album has nonetheless been certified as reaching platinum status in the UK. They are committed to releasing their next album in 2010.


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Q: Git branch no branch make data disappear I had this issue that the output of git branch used to be
* (no branch)
  master

Then I committed the changes and switched to the master branch, by running
git checkout master

Now I have to get back some files in *(no branch). How can I do that? The application is in production and has several changes, but I can't access...

A: Run git reflog to see where your HEAD has been before. Then it's best to use
git checkout -b some_new_branch_name commit_hash_from_reflog

to create a branch from that "lost" commit. You can then normally work with that branch and e.g. merge it.


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Caitlin Moranová, rozená Catherine Elizabeth Moranová, (5. dubna 1975 Brighton) je anglická novinářka a spisovatelka.

Život a dílo
Vyrůstala ve Wolverhamptonu, kde chodila do Springdale Junior School, poté krátce navštěvovala Wolverhampton Girls' High School, od 11 let se vzdělávala doma. V roce 1988 zvítězila v soutěži pro mladé čtenáře esejí na téma Proč mám ráda knihy, v patnácti letech vyhrála soutěž The Observer's Young Reporter of the Year.

V šestnácti letech začala pracovat jako novinářka pro hudební týdeník Melody Make. V osmnácti zahájila svou televizní kariéru jako moderátorka hudebního pořadu Naked City na kanálu Channel 4. Její scénáře inspirované zkušenostmi z dětství a dospívání byly zpracovány v sitcomu Raised by Wolves, který byl v letech 2013-2016 vysílaný rovněž na kanálu Channel 4.

Osmnáct let psala do deníku The Times tři sloupky týdně: pro Saturday Magazine, sloupek s televizními recenzemi a satirický páteční sloupek "Celebrity Watch". V 17 letech se stala Sloupkařkou týdeníku The Times a Mladou reportérkou roku časopisu Observer. V roce 2010 získala publicistickou cenu Columnist of the Year udělovanou v rámci British Press Awards a v roce 2011 cenu Interviewer and Critic of the Year.

V šestnácti letech napsala román The Chronicles of Narmo. V roce 2010 vyšla kniha How to be a Woman (Jak být ženou), která popisuje její raný život včetně názorů na feminismus a která byla o rok později vyhlášena knihou roku. V roce 2012 vydala knihu Moranthology (Morantologie). V roce 2014 vyšel částečně autobiografický román How to Build a Girl (Jak stvořit dívku), téhož roku spolupracovala na knize Are Men Obsolete?  Kniha Moranifesto vyšla v roce 2016. První díl zamýšlené trilogie How to Build a Girl byl v roce 2018 zfilmován, pokračování románu vyšlo téhož roku s názvem How to be Famous. V roce 2020 vyšlo pokračování knihy How to be a Woman, dostalo název More Than a Woman (Více než žena) a popisuje střední věk.

Roku 2012 se stala členkou Aberystwythské univerzity. V roce 2014 byla zařazena mezi nejvlivnější britské ženy v žebříčku BBC Woman's Hour, téhož roku byla vyhlášena Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism nejvlivnější britskou novinářku na Twitteru.

Bibliografie - knihy vydané v češtině
 Jak být ženou, 2012 (How to be a Woman, 2010)
 Morantologie, 2014 (Moranthology, 2012)
 Jak stvořit dívku, 2016 (How to Build a Girl, 2014)
 Víc než žena, 2021 (More Than a Woman, 2020)

Reference

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 Rozhovor s autorkou
 Caitlin Moranová

Angličtí spisovatelé
Angličtí novináři
Angličtí scenáristé
Anglické feministky
Britští filmoví producenti
Spisovatelé píšící anglicky
Feministické spisovatelky
Narození v Brightonu
Narození 5. dubna
Narození v roce 1975
Žijící lidé
Ženy


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This nest of tables is a great addition to our Lila Range. Beautiful French style in a white painted finish that will easily fit in with any colour scheme and add some vintage inspiration to the living room.
In a set of 3, these are the perfect side tables for placing in the living room. Each table comes in a different size with the 2 smaller tables nestling comfortably inside the larger tables. Featuring rose carved detailing that complements this range beautifully.
Used as a set or placed individually these are a wonderful idea for the living room or hallway. A great way to display floral arrangements or ornaments as well as adding extra surface space.
Made from wood and painted in white satin finish. Each table comes fully assembled.
Featuring a great selection of furniture in our Lila Range, we can help you to create the perfect look for your bedroom, living room and hallway.
A white nest of tables from the Flore Range to suit country-style rooms and in useful sizes. It is a set of 3 tables, delivered fully assembled, perhaps useful as sofa or coffee tables. Each is made from wood with a white distressed painted finish and a wooden top that has a washed effect. There is an attractive, ornate carved roses detailing to the front of each table and the legs are shaped.
The largest table is 54 cm x 48 cm x 35 cm (width x height x depth) with the middle one being 38 cm x 41 cm x 30 cm. The small table is 30 cm x 29 cm x 25 cm.
There are complementary pieces in the Flore Range to add to your room's look.


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