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Under Our Own Wing: An Interview with Sleeptalk
With the never ending changes of the music industry, musicians have to be ready for their world to come crashing down at any given moment. Handing over responsibilities or relying on others may not always be beneficial to the artist but can become a learning experience. Just ask Sleeptalk.
Since releasing their debut album in 2017, the five members spent a year holding back on releasing music due to record label contracts and false promises. Not only was the label changing but so was the industry and how music was being released. They realized that this was their time to step back and understand the progression their world was going through before moving forward.
This was also their time to step back and understand each other, especially because they had brought a new drummer, Tyler Kusnier, into the mix.
"He brought a way different aspect of drumming to our band which led to more possibilities," vocalist Anthony Fitzpatrick said. "We had to relearn writing with each other again, which was cool that it gave us the opportunity to really dive in on different techniques and different styles… It's extremely different from something that we've ever done. It really helped us all grow together and put a different twist on what we normally do."
"Introducing [Kusnier] to this mix really reinvigorated our passion for playing music in general," guitarist Justin Melchor added. "Having that in addition to recording it all ourselves really sparked this huge drive to create new stuff without any boundaries. Having all this stuff has influenced me as a musician to be passionate about the music and the creation process itself."
Enter the month that they call: "Sleeptalk Construction". They converted bassist Paul McGill's garage into a full blown studio; flooring, drywall, insulation, soundproofing - they did it all together.
"We took everything under our own wing," Fitzpatrick said. "We were able to make it how we wanted it and I think that brought us together even more so because we were able to connect on a different level than just music."
This bonding experience would reshape their passion even more, but also lead them to releasing music in a way they hadn't before. In 2018 they only released two singles, "I Hope You're Doing Well" and "Apart from You", instead of their typical EP or LP route. Now that everything is on their terms, they were able to release the Desert Days EP in 2019 and have several songs planned for 2020, including their current single, "Trouble".
"Trouble" brings out the electronic influence that they decided on when they released Desert Days and was actually meant to be part of an electronic-themed EP that they've since decided to hold off on. While it's still a possibility they're willing to consider, they didn't want to dive right into a full electronic sound and have fans think they are completely changing their style of music. Integrating their rock influences with these new electronic influences is their ultimate goal and the type of music that makes them the happiest.
"We're all ready to push some boundaries," Melchor said. "We told ourselves not to say 'we're this band so we can't do this.'"
By disregarding many of the stereotypical music industry practices and finding ways to make it on their own, Sleeptalk has gone from dependent to independent in a short amount of time. That doesn't make it a bad thing; in fact, this change has allowed them to fully understand themselves as musicians and as a family. The music to come will only be the best representation of themselves, and that's all they've ever wanted.


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Stradivarius violin stolen from concertmaster
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A 300-year-old "priceless" Stradivarius violin was stolen from the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's concertmaster during an armed robbery after a performance at a local Lutheran college, police said Tuesday, AP reports.
The rare violin was on loan to concertmaster Frank Almond. The robber used a stun gun on Almond and took the instrument from him shortly before 10:30 p.m. Monday in a parking lot in the rear of Wisconsin Lutheran College, where Almond had just preformed, Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said.
Flynn said the violin was valued in the "high seven figures," the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. Investigators believe the instrument, known in musical circles as the "Lipinski" Stradivarius, was the primary target, the chief said.
"The artistic heritage of Milwaukee was assaulted and robbed last night," Flynn told reporters.
In a 2008 Journal Sentinel story, Chicago violin dealer Stefan Hersh said the violin's value could be comparable to another Stradivarius that sold for more than $3.5 million in 2006.
The instrument, crafted in 1715, was on indefinite loan to Almond from its anonymous owners. Almond has characterized the owners as people with "strong ties to Milwaukee."
The violin's previous owners include virtuoso Giuseppe Tartini, who was known for his "Devil's Trill" Sonata, and Polish violinist Karol Lipinski.
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The Neuroscience of Addiction
In 1971, President Richard Nixon made his famous speech declaring war on drugs in America. Since then, American society has done everything in its power to stop this implacable foe. Finally in the 21st Century, neuroscience is advancing the tools needed to fight addiction. An incredible five part series, The Neuroscience of Addiction defines the brain's role in addiction, how drugs of abuse hijack the brain making us more susceptible to addictive behavior, how addictive behavior affects our brains, our lives and our entire culture and how breakthroughs in neuroscience are paving the way to new treatments for addiction.
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The Chemical Nature of the Brain The Structure of the Brain Brain Systems Neuroimaging, Neuroplasticity and Higher Neural Substrates
1.) The Chemical Nature of the Brain
00:09:57This chapter, The Chemical Nature of the Brain, includes information on neurons, neurotransmitters, axons, dendrites, chemical messengers, excitatory neurotransmitters, glutamate, inhibitory neurotransmitters, gaba or gamma-aminobutyric acid.
2.) The Structure of the Brain
00:03:03Understanding how drugs affect the brain is one of the major challenges of the neuroscience of addiction and it involves understanding the brain's many structures, including the cerebrum, cerebral cortex, cerebrum, corpus callosum, hemispheres, cerebellum, amygdala, hippocampus, nucleus accumbens and the ventral tegmental area.
3.) Brain Systems
00:02:23This chapter, The Structure of the Brain, includes information on the somatic nervous system, autonomic nervous system, brain, spinal cord, excitatory transmitters and acetylcholine.
4.) Neuroimaging, Neuroplasticity and Higher Neural Substrates
00:08:52This chapter, Neuroimaging, Neuroplasticity and Higher Neural Substrates includes information on lesions, brain centers, functional magnetic resonance imaging or fMRI, MRI, neural networks, Wernicke's area, Broca's area, neuroplasticity, B.F. Skinner, James Olds, Peter Milner, the ventral tegmental area, the prefrontal cortex, the hypothalamus and the thalamus.
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1.) The History of Psychoactive Drugs
00:11:36This chapter, The History of Psychoactive Drugs, includes information on psychoactive drugs, opium, heroin, alcohol, marijuana, cannabis, THC, cannabidiol, codeine, morphine, cocaine, amphetamine and methamphetamine.
2.) The Effects of Psychoactive Drugs
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3.) The Addiction Effect
00:06:13This chapter, The Addiction Affect, includes information on withdrawal and co-dependence.
4.) Culture and Law
00:02:52This chapter, Culture and Law, includes information on Caffeine, alcohol, heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, recreational drugs and the stigma of drug addiction.
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Animal Models The Pleasure Circuit Neurotransmitters and Drugs of Abuse Dopamine and Addiction
1.) Animal Models
00:05:55This chapter, Animal Models, includes information on drugs of abuse, heroin, cocaine, alcohol, nicotine, methamphetamines, ecstasy, James Olds, Peter milner, Robert Heath and animal research.
2.) The Pleasure Circuit
00:05:45This chapter, The Pleasure Circuit, includes information on the reward circuit, brain circuitry, the ventral tegmental area or VTA, dopamine, dopaminergic pathways, nucleus accumbens, amygdala, acetylcholine, GABA, glutamate, norepinephrine, serotonin and dopamine.
3.) Neurotransmitters and Drugs of Abuse
00:06:55This chapter, Neurotransmitters and Drugs of Abuse, includes information on neurotransmitter, neurotransmitters, drugs of abuse, addictive behavior, synapses, heroin, opium, cocaine, cannabis, marijuana, neurotransmission, THC, anandamide, cannabinoid, alcohol, dopamine, GABA, gamma amino butyric acid and glutamate.
4.) Dopamine and Addiction
00:04:25This chapter, Dopamine and Addiction, includes information on the nucleus accumbens, neurotransmitters and the incentive salience hypothesis of addiction.
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Addiction, Dependence and Tolerance The Allure of Drugs of Abuse Recovery and Treatments
1.) Addiction, Dependence and Tolerance
00:05:12This chapter, Addiction, Dependence and Tolerance, includes information on physical dependence, tolerance, withdrawal symptoms and drugs of abuse.
2.) The Allure of Drugs of Abuse
00:09:47This chapter, The Allure of Drugs of Abuse, includes information on neurotransmitters, teen addiction, physical abuse, sexual abuse, the dorsal striatum, the nucleus accumbends, dendrites, neurons, marijuana, alcohol, prescription painkillers, cocaine, methamphetamines and ecstasy.
3.) Recovery and Treatments
00:07:54This chapter, Recovery and Treatments, includes information on drug therapy, light recreational users, heavy users, addicts, getting clean, withdrawal, the twelve step program, Alcoholics Anonymous or AA, and the harm reduction model.
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Beyond the Pleasure Circuit Process Addiction Challenges and Mysteries
1.) Beyond the Pleasure Circuit
00:10:01This chapter, Beyond the Pleasure Circuit, includes information on the pleasure circuit, reward circuit, mesolimbic dopamine pathway, pleasure pathway, ventral tegmental area or VTA, the nucleus accumbens, the limbic system, the prefrontal cortex, dopamine, the incentive salience hypothesis, the substantia nigra, the ventral striatum, the dorsal striatum, cortical basal ganglia thalamic circuitry, and drugs of abuse and the cortex.
2.) Process Addiction
00:05:59This chapter, Process Addiction, includes information on sex addition, gambling, eating disorders like bulimia and anorexia, hoarding, attachment circuits, reward circuits, dopamine circuits and opioid circuits, behavioral addictions and non-substance related disorders.
3.) Challenges and Mysteries
00:07:04This chapter, Challenges and Mysteries includes information on addiction, the brain, neuroscience, PET scan or Positron Emission Tomography, environmental triggers, the incentive salience circuit, neurocircuitry, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and drug addiction.
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My secret to befriending lesbians is Samuel Beckett and a bottle of the finest single malt
When a curt nod from a neighbour transforms into a lockdown-breaking high-five.
By Nicholas Lezard
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So how many box-sets have you been able to catch up with? I have hardly been able to watch any TV, largely because I have been speaking to people. On alternate days, that is. I go through a speeded-up cycle of depression and – well, not mania; it's more like elation, or just feeling chipper. There are a load of Shasta daisies outside my window, and for some reason they are all facing me.
On good days I look at them nodding and waving in the breeze and I come over all Wordsworthian (yes, I know Wordsworth's daffodils don't nod and wave, they flutter and dance; but these definitely nod and wave – the effect is similar). On bad days they look nosey, and judgemental. "Why haven't you written that book you had such a good idea for back in April?" they ask. "When are you going to do some tidying up?" "Why are you drinking so much?" "Well," I feel like replying to them, "for the following reasons…" but I give up and go back to bed.
As it happens, I have lately reined in the drinking a bit, largely as a result of excess. My children clubbed together to buy me a bottle of Lagavulin for my birthday; earlier, my old friend Razors had bought me a bottle of The Balvenie. He had addressed the label to "Lord Nicholas Lezard" and the delivery guy got down on one knee as he handed me the package. I suppose, with my wild hair, trouser fly agape and Marks and Sparks vest, I might have looked like one of the more eccentric peers of the realm, but I think he was taking the piss (albeit in an extremely charming way).
The evening of my birthday was one of my bad days, until at around 8pm my children called me up. No Zoom for us: they just put the phone on the kitchen table and start talking. That evening the talk went on for three hours, and I haven't spent such a delightful three hours this year. And this is with a surprising amount of competition.
But the other night was also good. I have three sets of neighbours whom I bump into regularly. There's the young heterosexual couple with a two-year-old, who recognised me one evening (the couple recognised me, not the two-year-old); the other heterosexual couple, he English, she Polish, who sometimes bring round delicious home-made pizza; and a Slovakian lesbian couple from one of the flats above.
Now, as it happens, I do not have very effective gaydar. But it has perhaps got better. Living in Brighton may have something to do with it; but then sometimes one has to be spectacularly obtuse not to figure it out. One half of this couple does not advertise, in any immediately visible way, her sexuality. The other, though, with her buzz cut and non-feminine demeanour – even I can work out she's gay.
I most often see her sitting on the front steps with a roll-up, and I always say hello, but each time I do so I am given the curtest of nods and little more than a grunt in response. This unnerves me, especially as it has been going on for a year. I cringe before some lesbians in the same way I cringe before pretty much all Scots. They just seem better than me.
But the other night I went outside for a smoke at about midnight and they were outside, doing the same thing, but also with drinks. They asked me if they were talking too loud, and I assured them they weren't. As it happened, I had heard their voices, but this time went out deliberately to chat with them. I was craving human contact.
And this time… oh, how lovely. The woman I was scared of hadn't been looking at me with justifiable contempt, she'd just been shy. To see her face break into a smile was (a bit of Wordsworth again) very heaven. At one point she said: "I wish I could offer you a shot, but we have run out," and I said "I have some whisky…" At which point she said, dreamily, "My favourite whisky is Lagavulin. How much I would love some Lagavulin." "Funnily enough…" I said. "Wait right here."
And it got better: her partner turned out to be a fan of Samuel Beckett, so I rushed back inside and lent her my copy of Watt. And then I asked them if the name of the street we live on (Dyke Road) had been a material factor in their decision to live there. I wondered, as the words slipped from my mouth, whether I had gone too far – but they collapsed in laughter, said "of course", and then they broke all social distancing rules and high-fived me and hugged me. Which now means that the last woman to have touched me is no longer Victoria Coren. But I think I am still honoured, maybe even more so.
We ended up talking until way past dawn. I wonder if I, or they, will catch Covid-19 as a result, but, as the Uruguayan writer Eduardo Galeano once said: "We are all mortal until the first kiss and the second glass of wine."
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He is amazing, use him for alot in all areas of the game.
He's one of the few that doesn't need to be awakened in order to be good. I got him as a 6* as well as Angela 6* and both are awesome unduped.
You've played enough to get a 6* but you don't know about one of the oldest champs in the game? Did you just buy your account?
HE is a great champ. Got him 5* and will rank him, eventually.
I've been caught in a deathmatch in T4b arena, and he took care of Void with ease.
Mine first is sentinel and 2nd is void.
Cable, cap SW2 and Loki.
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Tournaments > 2021 > United States > 52nd World Series of Poker - WSOP 2021
Tournament: 52nd World Series of Poker - WSOP 2021
Date: Sep 30 - Nov 23, 2021
Venue: Rio Hotel and Casino Las Vegas, NV, United States
Event: No Limit Hold'em - 6 Handed (Event #51) (Oct 26 - 27, 2021)
Prize: $2,661,990
Sep 30 - Oct 1, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Covid-19 Relief Charity Event (Event #3) $1,000
Sep 30 - Oct 1, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Casino Employees Event (Event #1) $500
Sep 30 - Oct 2, 2021 H.O.R.S.E. (Event #2) $25,000
Oct 1 - 3, 2021 Omaha Hi/Lo 8 or Better (Event #5) $1,500
Oct 1 - 5, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - The Reunion (Event #4) $500
Oct 2 - 4, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - 8 Handed High Roller (Event #6) $25,000
Oct 3 - 5, 2021 Dealer's Choice - 6 Handed (Event #7) $1,500
Oct 4 - 5, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Deepstack (Event #8) $600
Oct 4 - 7, 2021 Omaha Hi/Lo 8 or Better - Championship (Event #9) $10,000
Oct 5, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Super Turbo Bounty (Event #10) $1,000
Oct 5 - 7, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Heads-Up Championship (Event #11) $25,000
Oct 5 - 7, 2021 Limit Hold'em (Event #12) $1,500
Oct 6 - 8, 2021 Seven Card Stud (Event #14) $1,500
Oct 6 - 8, 2021 No Limit Hold'em (Event #13) $3,000
Oct 7 - 9, 2021 Limit Hold'em - Championship (Event #16) $10,000
Oct 7 - 9, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - 6 Handed (Event #15) $1,500
Oct 8 - 10, 2021 Limit Mixed Triple Draw Lowball (Event #18) $2,500
Oct 8 - 12, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Millionaire Maker (Event #17) $1,500
Oct 9 - 11, 2021 Seven Card Stud - Championship (Event #19) $10,000
Oct 10 - 11, 2021 No Limit Hold'em Flip & Go Presented by GGPoker (Event #20) $1,000
Oct 10 - 12, 2021 Pot Limit Omaha Hi/Lo/Limit Omaha Hi/Lo/Big O - Mixed Games (Event #21) $1,500
Oct 11 - 14, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Ladies Championship (Event #22) $1,000
Oct 11 - 13, 2021 8 Game - 6 Handed (Event #23) $1,500
Oct 12 - 13, 2021 Pot Limit Omaha Deepstack - 8 Handed (Event #24) $600
Oct 12 - 14, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - 6 Handed (Event #25) $5,000
Oct 13 - 14, 2021 No Limit Hold'em (Event #26) $1,000
Oct 13 - 15, 2021 H.O.R.S.E. (Event #27) $1,500
Oct 14 - 16, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Short Deck (Event #29) $10,000
Oct 14 - 16, 2021 Pot Limit Omaha - 8 Handed (Event #28) $1,000
Oct 15 - 17, 2021 No Limit 2-7 Lowball (Event #31) $1,500
Oct 15 - 19, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Monster Stack (Event #30) $1,500
Oct 17 - 18, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - 8 Handed Deepstack (Event #33) $800
Oct 17 - 19, 2021 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw (Event #34) $1,500
Oct 18 - 19, 2021 No Limit Hold'em (Event #35) $500
Oct 18 - 20, 2021 Dealer's Choice 6 Handed Championship (Event #36) $10,000
Oct 19, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Super Turbo Bounty (Event #37) $1,500
Oct 19 - 21, 2021 No Limit Hold'em High Roller - 8 Handed (Event #38) $50,000
Oct 20 - 23, 2021 H.O.R.S.E. Championship (Event #40) $10,000
Oct 21 - 23, 2021 Razz (Event #42) $1,500
Oct 22 - 26, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Double Stack (Event #43) $1,000
Oct 23 - 26, 2021 Pot Limit Omaha Deepstack - 8 Handed Championship (Event #45) $10,000
Oct 24 - 25, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Deepstack (Event #46) $800
Oct 25 - 27, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Shootout (Event #48) $1,500
Oct 25 - 27, 2021 No Limit 2-7 Lowball Championship (Event #49) $10,000
Oct 26 - 27, 2021 No Limit Hold'em/Pot Limit Omaha - 8 Handed Deepstack (Event #50) $600
Oct 27 - Nov 1, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Seniors Championship 50+ (Event #52) $1,000
Oct 27 - 30, 2021 Pot Limit Omaha High Roller - 8 Handed (Event #53) $25,000
Oct 28 - 30, 2021 Nine Game Mix - 6 Handed (Event #54) $2,500
Oct 29 - 31, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - 6 Handed Championship (Event #56) $10,000
Oct 29 - Nov 1, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - COLOSSUS (Event #55) $400
Oct 30 - Nov 1, 2021 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw Championship (Event #57) $10,000
Oct 31 - Nov 2, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Tag Team (Event #59) $1,000
Oct 31 - Nov 2, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Super Seniors 60+ (Event #58) $1,000
Oct 31 - Nov 5, 2021 Poker Players Championship (Event #60) $50,000
Nov 1 - 3, 2021 Pot Limit Omaha Hi/Lo - 8 Handed (Event #62) $1,500
Nov 1 - 3, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Deepstack Championship (Event #61) $600
Nov 2 - 3, 2021 No Limit Hold'em/Pot Limit Omaha - 8 Handed (Event #64) $5,000
Nov 2 - 4, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Salute to Warriors (Event #63) $500
Nov 3 - 4, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Mini Main Event (Event #65) $1,000
Nov 3 - 5, 2021 Pot Limit Omaha Hi/Lo - 8 Handed Championship (Event #66) $10,000
Nov 4 - 17, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - WSOP Main Event (Event #67) $10,000
Nov 8 - 12, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Little One for One Drop (Event #68) $1,000
Nov 10 - 12, 2021 Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo (Event #69) $1,500
Nov 11 - 13, 2021 Pot Limit Omaha Bounty - 8 Handed (Event #71) $1,500
Nov 11 - 16, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - 8 Handed Crazy Eights (Event #70) $888
Nov 12 - 14, 2021 No Limit Hold'em/Pot Limit Omaha - 8 Handed (Event #72) $1,500
Nov 13 - 15, 2021 Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo Championship (Event #73) $10,000
Nov 14 - 16, 2021 Mixed Big Bet Event (Event #74) $2,500
Nov 15 - 16, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Super Turbo Bounty (Event #76) $10,000
Nov 15 - 17, 2021 No Limit Hold'em (Event #75) $1,500
Nov 16 - 17, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Fifty Stack (Event #77) $1,500
Nov 16 - 19, 2021 Razz Championship (Event #78) $10,000
Nov 17 - 19, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Poker Hall of Fame Bounty (Event #79) $1,979
Nov 17 - 20, 2021 Pot Limit Omaha - 6 Handed (Event #80) $3,000
Nov 18 - 19, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Deepstack (Event #81) $800
Nov 18 - 20, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Super High Roller (Event #82) $250,000
Nov 19 - 20, 2021 Pot Limit Omaha - High Roller (Event #84) $50,000
Nov 19 - 21, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - The Closer (Event #83) $1,500
Nov 20 - 21, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - High Roller (Event #85) $50,000
Nov 21, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - Super Turbo (Event #86) $1,000
Nov 21 - 23, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - High Roller (Event #87) $100,000
Nov 22 - 23, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - 8 Handed (Event #88) $5,000
Oct 22 - 24, 2021 Limit Hold'em 6-Handed (Event #44) $3,000
Nov 6, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - WSOP Media Event
Nov 17, 2021 No Limit Hold'em - WSOP Master of Ceremonies Invitational
1st Brian Rast $474,102 202.36 pts —
2nd John Gallaher $293,009 172.89 pts —
3rd Tuan Phan $201,913 156.01 pts —
4th Nick Yunis $141,478 144.27 pts —
5th Jun "misawa" Obara $100,827 135.33 pts —
6th Francisco Benitez $73,107 128.17 pts —
7th Matas Cimbolas $53,946 122.23 pts —
8th Jonathon Holsonback $40,525 117.17 pts —
9th Troy Donaldson $40,525 112.79 pts —
10th Sebastien Grax $31,002 108.94 pts —
11th Jonas Mackoff $31,002 105.51 pts —
12th Krishna Vitaldevara $31,002 102.44 pts —
13th Rostyslav Sabishchenko $24,160 99.66 pts —
14th Mark Soik $24,160 97.13 pts —
15th Uri Reichenstein $24,160 94.81 pts —
16th John Racener $24,160 92.68 pts —
17th Alex Kulev $24,160 90.70 pts —
18th Steve Rosen $24,160 88.87 pts —
19th Avraham Azulay $19,187 87.16 pts —
20th Alan Sternberg $19,187 85.56 pts —
21st Lachezar Plamenov Petkov $19,187 84.07 pts —
22nd Christian "Charder" Harder $19,187 82.66 pts —
23rd Romain Lewis $19,187 81.34 pts —
24th Georgios Sotiropoulos $19,187 80.09 pts —
25th Matthew Schwagler $15,534 78.91 pts —
26th Christopher Andler $15,534 77.78 pts —
27th Shai Zurr $15,534 76.72 pts —
28th Jon Vallinas $15,534 75.71 pts —
29th Radoslav Stoyanov $15,534 74.75 pts —
30th Simon Eric Mattsson $15,534 73.83 pts —
31st Sejin Park $12,826 72.95 pts —
32nd Corey Wade $12,826 72.11 pts —
33rd Manig Loeser $12,826 71.31 pts —
34th Chad Norton $12,826 70.54 pts —
35th Dashiell Shapiro $12,826 69.80 pts —
36th Klemens Roiter $12,826 69.09 pts —
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38th Faizal Khoja $10,803 67.76 pts —
39th Fred Lopez $10,803 67.13 pts —
40th Nino Ullmann $10,803 66.52 pts —
41st Yueqi "Rich" Zhu $10,803 65.93 pts —
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57th Joseph "subiime" Cheong $7,311 58.75 pts —
58th Gediminas Uselis $7,311 58.41 pts —
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60th Steve "Joonhee" Yea $7,311 57.74 pts —
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100th Maxx Coleman $6,018 49.18 pts —
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107th Adrian Mateos $5,266 48.24 pts —
108th Anton Suarez $5,266 48.12 pts —
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116th Dimitar Danchev $5,266 47.18 pts —
117th Derek Bowers $5,266 47.07 pts —
118th Jason Hickey $5,266 46.96 pts —
119th Nathan Zimnik $5,266 46.85 pts —
120th Christian Roberts $5,266 46.75 pts —
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128th Christian Dressler $4,814 45.96 pts —
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130th Nicholas Taylor $4,814 45.78 pts —
131st Daniel Sepiol $4,814 45.69 pts —
132nd Mitchell Halverson $4,814 45.60 pts —
133rd Stefan Schillhabel $4,814 45.51 pts —
134th John Bagosy $4,814 45.42 pts —
135th Matthew Volosevich $4,814 45.34 pts —
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138th Shaun O'Donnell $4,814 45.09 pts —
139th Kelly Wolfe $4,814 45.01 pts —
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141st Neel Joshi $4,814 44.85 pts —
142nd Andrew Rodgers $4,814 44.77 pts —
143rd Lander Lijo Bereciartua $4,814 44.69 pts —
144th Kyriakos Papadopoulos $4,814 44.62 pts —
145th Tristan Wade $4,814 44.54 pts —
146th Koray Aldemir $4,814 44.47 pts —
147th Joe Kuether $4,814 44.39 pts —
148th Maxime Chilaud $4,814 44.32 pts —
149th Cliff Pappas $4,814 44.25 pts —
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Michael Mandelc is an internationally-collected artist whose career spans over two decades. He initially learnt technique and his approach to sculpture from two of Henry Moore's assistants, Alan Ingham and Stephen Walker O.A. His language was developed within the atelier and near the furnace, though is driven by the natural world. Michael Mandelc currently works out of his studio situated at the edge of World Heritage listed National Park in the Blue Mountains, N.S.W. Australia.
"My practice is built on a pattern of image making that aims at placing us within a deepening perspective in relation to the natural world. To do so I seek out the unseen things hidden between the layers of repetition and duplication in nature. I look to embed my work with the rhythm or pulse that connects us to everything else. This state of mind is key to a language which in articulation looks to break nature open and clothe it in it's environment.
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New York City Pharmacy Owner Sentenced To 2½ Years In Prison For Committing Multimillion-Dollar Health Care Fraud
Audrey Strauss, the Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced today that SAJID JAVED, an owner and operator of a number of pharmacies in the New York City area, was sentenced to 30 months in prison for using his pharmacies to submit more than $7.1 million in fraudulent claims to Medicare and Medicaid. JAVED previously pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit health care fraud before U.S. District Judge Vernon S. Broderick, who imposed today's sentence.
Acting U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss said: "Sajid Javed fraudulently billed Medicare and Medicaid more than $7 million for drugs that were never actually dispensed, inducing others to forego their prescription medications in return for kickbacks. Javed contributed to the multibillion-dollar theft of federally funded public health care subsidies."
According to the Complaint, the Superseding Information to which JAVED pled guilty, court filings, and statements made in public court proceedings:
While owning and operating a number of pharmacies located in Brooklyn and Queens, JAVED conducted a multimillion-dollar scheme to defraud Medicare and Medicaid programs by seeking reimbursement for prescription drugs that were not distributed to customers. Specifically, from January 2013 through December 2014, JAVED obtained more than $7.1 million in reimbursements from Medicare and Medicaid for prescription drugs that his pharmacies never actually dispensed to customers. JAVED defrauded Medicare and Medicaid into providing him with these reimbursements by obtaining prescriptions from other individuals, who were willing to forego delivery of the medications in exchange for a share of the reimbursed proceeds, in the form of kickbacks. JAVED offered to pay, and did actually pay, kickbacks in furtherance of this scheme.
In addition to the prison term, Judge Broderick sentenced JAVED, 49, of Fresh Meadows, Queens, to three years of supervised release and ordered JAVED to make court-ordered restitution in the amount of $6,040,451.32 to Medicare and $1,150,562.16 to Medicaid, and imposed forfeiture in the amount of $7,191,013.48.
Ms. Strauss praised the investigative work of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Inspector General.
The case is being prosecuted by the Office's Complex Frauds and Cybercrime Unit. Assistant United States Attorney Christopher J. DiMase is in charge of the prosecution.
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Liczba miejsc do obsadzenia na igrzyskach była ustalona przez Międzynarodowy Komitet Olimpijski. W zawodach weźmie udział maksymalnie 180 zawodników (100 mężczyzn i 80 kobiet). Narodowy komitet olimpijski może wystawić maksymalnie 20 zawodników (po 10 mężczyzn i kobiet), jeśli zdobył kwalifikację w biegach drużynowych. Jeśli jej nie zdobył mógł wystawić maksymalnie 16 reprezentantów (po 8 mężczyzn i kobiet).

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Arak, Arack or Araq may refer to:

Places
 Arak, Algeria, a village in In Amguel Commune of Tamanrasset Province, Algeria
 Arak gorges, a series of gorges in Algeria
 Arak, Iran, a city in Markazi Province, Iran
 Arak County, an administrative subdivision centred on the city
Araq, Iran, a village in North Khorasan Province, Iran
 Arak, Mengen, a village in Bolu Province, Turkey
 Arak, Republic of Dagestan, a rural locality in Dagestan, Russia
 Arak, Syria, a historic desert town in Syria

Beverages
 Arak (drink), an alcoholic beverage of the Eastern Mediterranean
 Arrack, an alcoholic beverage of South and Southeast Asia

Other uses
 Arak (character), the hero of Arak, Son of Thunder, a comic book published by DC Comics
 Arak University, Arak, Iran
 Arak, a tree or shrub, species Salvadora persica

See also

 Arac (disambiguation)
 Araki (disambiguation)
 Araqi (disambiguation)
 Arrakis (disambiguation)


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Q: Access images from multiple domains hosted in same account For example I have 5 domains hosted at same server and same account as well (cpanel account)
domain.com : the main domain
domain1.com to domain4.com are addon domains
If I upload an image to domain1.com it can also be access able from other domains as well.
This is the original uploaded image : domain1.com/123.jpg
it can also be access able at : domain2.com/123.jpg
and domain3.com/123.jpg
and so on
or if the image get uploaded before public_html (above the root of main domain)  and can be accessible from multiple domains?
Is there any possible way to do this?

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Both Arab and Greek sources agree that it surpassed all incendiary weapons in destruction. The secret behind the Greek fire was handed down from one emperor to the next for centuries. Rumors about its composition include such chemicals as liquid petroleum, naphtha, burning pitch, sulphur, resin, quicklimeand bitumen, along with some other "secret ingredient". The exact composition, however, remains unknown.
Greek fire launched from tubes mounted on the prows of Greek ships wrought havoc on the Arab fleet attacking Constantinople in 673. Greek fire was later employed effectively by Leo III the Isaurian against an Arab attack in 717 and by Romanus I Lecapenus against a Russian fleet in the 10th century. Its deadliness in combat, especially at sea, has been cited as a prime reason for the long survival of the Byzantine Empire in the face of many enemies.


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I was fumbling around the Internet this morning and fell into a weird rabbit hole, and made a discovery that blew my mind. You probably only have the vaguest recollection of him, but this guy — Yuji Okumoto — played the assistant to Ken Watannabe's character, Saito, in Inception.
It's not a great photo. I'm merely including it to show how long Yuji Okumoto has been in our orbit. You've probably seen him in a half a dozen things over the last decade, from Bones to The Unit to The Mentalist.
However, he may be most familiar to you — and by "you," I mean children of the 80s — as the villain, Chozen, from Karate Kid II.
Back in the 1980s, of course, we didn't have IMDB, and we probably didn't pay that much attention to actors who appeared in minor roles, so it completely blew my mind when I realized that Chozen was ASIAN HOWARD COSELL from Better Off Dead.
This is insane. It's been 30 years, and I'm only now putting 2+2 together. What's next? Are we going to find out that Ricky is the guy behind practically the entire catalogue of memorable Nickelodeon shows, from Good Burger to Kenan and Kel to Josh & Drake Zoey 101, Sam & Cat and iCarly. If you turn on Nickelodeon, there's a very good chance you're watching a series created, produced, or written by Dan Schneider. This guy.
Or that the girl who played little Mattie Ross in the original John Wayne version of True Grit was played by Kim Darby, who played Lane Meyers' mother in Better Off Dead!?
You know who else I loved from Better Off Dead? Diane Franklin. Why am I just now realizing that she was Princess Joanna in Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure?
Sadly, Negron died of cancer last year. RIP. Fun fact: He played the mailman on Better off Dead!
You may not remember that the actor who delivered that line was Steven Williams. Who? You watched 21 Jump Street, right? He's the guy who isn't Johnny Depp in this photo.
But he is ALSO Virgil from The Leftovers.
Yup. The old man in The Leftovers who offed himself is the same guy who called John Cusack's character a perfectly good white boy. Insert Full Circle joke here.


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The oak is the wooden tie between heaven and earth. It is the lynch pin of the British landscape. The oak is our most beloved and most common tree. It has roots that stretch back to all the old European cultures but Britain has more ancient oaks than all the other European countries put together.
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More than half the ancient oaks in the world are in Britain. Many of our ancestors – the Angles, the Saxons, the Norse – came to the British Isles in longships made of oak. For centuries the oak touched every part of a Briton's life – from cradle to coffin It was oak that made the 'wooden walls' of Nelson's navy, and the navy that allowed Britain to rule the world.
Even in the digital Apple age, the real oak has resonance – the word speaks of fortitude, antiquity, pastoralism. The Glorious Life of the Oak explores our long relationship with this iconic tree; it considers the life-cycle of the oak, the flora and fauna that depend on the oak, the oak as medicine, food and drink, where Britain's mightiest oaks can be found, and it tells of oak stories from folklore, myth and legend.
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Next Born OTD in Cuba on 17 October 1934, Rico Rodriguez. His family then moved to Jamaica where he attended the Alpha Boy's School and he learned to play the trombone from his older schoolmate, Don Drummond.


Buying a oscilloscope - ideas?
Hi all. Sharing my somewhat peculiar use case here. I am a control freak. Yes. I don't like Carrier-provided modems controlling my network. Or a off-the-shelf (read: TP-Link, Netgear, Linksys, etc.) Router/Wifi too. And I also keep tab of the power consumption, because, the lower the power consumption, the longest the endurance of my UPS ;-) I elected the Tinker Board as my solution after some research. It's been a month since it went 'production' and I have to say that I am a hundred percent happy with the stability and performance. A little more about my scenario. The Tinker Board is mainly my Router / NAT device. I only use the on-board Gigabit interface: I don't use any other external interfaces (USB Ethernet Dongles) or the WiFi / Bluetooth devices: I relinquish my Wireless ops to a Ubiquiti UAP-AC-Pro. The 'magic' of the NIC partitioning is achieved by using VLAN tag. It creates several other different and independent interfaces while using the same underlying physical device. Do not mistake with Interface Aliases - which are neither isolated nor independent. VLAN tag requires a capable switch, so it can tag and forward the traffic accordingly to its respective ports. After running synthetic tests, I was able to pull around 930 Mbps sustained NATed throughput. The Tinker Board persistence resides in two external hard drives; one is a small factor (slim) 2½" laptop 500 GB HDD, powered by its caddy and a standard 3½" 6 TB hard drive as warm storage. Both caddies are the same, USB 3 capable and attached to a powered USB hub, so no power is drawn from the Tinker Board during its run time. As a side note, the 500 GB HDD spins all the time, while the 6 TB is spun only on demand, and spins down after 10 minutes if no activity. The boot is provided by a 256 MB (grins) SD card, which refers the rest of the boot process to the 500 GB HDD. The USB hub also has a Huawei GSM Dongle, in order to provide a cellphone gateway to my Asterisk VoIP infrastructure. Besides VoIP and NAT, the Tinker Board also runs Samba services and a DLNA media server, VPN, DHCP, DNS, HTTP, git, rsync (in daemon mode, because SSH is... costly!) and UPS monitoring. The memory figures usually stays behind 400 MB of RAM, as well its average load average below 0.2. VoIP is smooth, no cracks / lag, and the Samba service throughput is limited by the USB 2.0 bus bandwidth. It currently runs a stripped out to bare kernel, tailored to my needs and it is 100% headless. It is powered by a 1A power supply, using the loathed micro USB port and runs with the shipped heat sink. Temperature is monitored and it is always behind 50 Celsius. Looks like graph processing is the villain here when speaking about power consumption. Since I tally the power consumption (thanks to the UPS), the Tinker Board is using the same amount of power as the Raspberry Pi used to: Thrice the computing power with the same power consumption. I am positive that this scenario might not tailor the general use of the board. But it stated here, in case anyone has a similar use case ;-) If interested or have any question don't hesitate to get in touch. - Rodrigo.
Ah @Hoerli Check /etc/securetty The console that you are trying to log in is probably unlisted. \o Tony!!
Hi there Board! o/ This is me again tapping from your infinite wisdom. I will be emptying my pockets in the Canada trip and another item that I have in my shopping list is a Oscilloscope. And I'm flirting witha Rigol 1054Z (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B012938E76/) Far from being a Engineer (my major was in chemistry, heh), but some times I do feel the need to check out some waveforms. And I like bench stuffs - I'm not considering some software-defined oscilloscope that would do the same for half the price. Because I'm cranky :-P What's your opinion? I aim to stay behind the USD450 bar. Eager to hear your opinion! Happy Sunday; - RF.
Where to buy a TinkerBoard dodging rip-offs?
Hi all o/ I'll be travelling to Canada in a couple of weeks (anyone visiting OpenStack summit in Vancouver?) and I was preparing my shopping cart. To my dismay, Tinker Board is off stock in both US and Canada resellers; I can only find rip-off prices from Marketplace and eBay! Does anyone here knows a reputable vendor where I could buy it sub-USD60? Appreciate any hints!
No worries at all. Just stating the obvious, in case no one else raised the flag! Add to the bucket list ;-) Thank you very much for your efforts.
Hi @Igor! Still no Shell syntax highlighting in the new extension?
For what is worth, works great with my intentionally un-updated iPhone 6 iOS 9 Edit: because... Old people are cranky!!! Get off my lawn slowing down my phone with new iOS, Apple!
Hello there, @berre o/ During your IPv6 tests: 0 0 100 0 0 0| 0 0 | 180B 0 |71.8M 10.1M 92.0M 1831M 0 0 100 0 0 0| 0 0 | 120B 0 |71.8M 10.1M 92.0M 1831M 2 4 93 0 0 1|8192B 0 | 21M 300k|72.1M 10.1M 92.0M 1831M 1 15 82 0 0 2| 0 0 | 101M 1926k|76.1M 10.1M 92.0M 1827M 1 13 84 0 0 2| 0 8192B| 94M 1513k|72.3M 10.1M 92.0M 1831M 1 12 86 0 0 1| 0 0 | 95M 1440k|71.9M 10.1M 92.0M 1831M 1 11 86 0 0 1| 0 0 | 92M 1229k|72.1M 10.1M 92.0M 1831M 1 14 84 0 0 1| 0 0 | 106M 1583k|71.9M 10.1M 92.0M 1831M 1 10 85 0 0 3| 0 0 | 92M 1508k|72.1M 10.1M 92.0M 1831M 1 12 85 0 0 2| 0 0 | 99M 1606k|72.3M 10.1M 92.0M 1831M 1 11 87 0 0 1| 0 8192B| 94M 1388k|72.0M 10.1M 92.0M 1831M 1 10 87 0 0 3| 0 0 | 89M 1222k|72.2M 10.1M 92.0M 1831M 1 5 94 0 0 1| 0 0 | 44M 4955k|73.2M 10.1M 92.0M 1830M 0 0 99 0 0 0| 0 0 | 114k 2655k|73.4M 10.1M 92.0M 1830M 0 0 100 0 0 0| 0 0 | 130k 2995k|73.0M 10.1M 92.0M 1830M 0 0 99 0 0 0| 0 0 | 95k 2046k|73.5M 10.1M 92.0M 1830M 1 0 99 0 0 0| 0 8192B| 85k 1896k|73.3M 10.1M 92.0M 1830M 0 0 100 0 0 0| 0 0 | 13k 282k|73.2M 10.1M 92.0M 1830M 0 0 99 0 0 0| 0 0 | 623B 5309B|73.2M 10.1M 92.0M 1830M I do see it filling up the available bandwidth (ranging from 92-101 MB/s; times 9 -> 808 ~ 909 Mbps. Pretty decent. The System CPU times (2nd column) are on par with the IPV4 tests. And matter of fact, the BW tests too. So there's no aberration to point you immediately. I will be travelling in the end of May and will buy a extra tinkerboard (as a backup and for playing) and will run your tests.
Hi there @berre Would you be willing to run your test along 'dstat -cdnm' and: - Paste us around 15 lines of good behaviour - Paste us the same 15 lines when you're getting the bad behaviour Looking forward, - RF.
I have also added PR https://github.com/armbian/build/pull/934 Which is a dependency to my howto, due to default image size issues.


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PF, UPND must stop ferrying cadres to by-election areas – Kampyongo
By Mirriam Chabala,
Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo addressing journalists at his office on October 8, 2018 – Picture by Tenson Mkhala
Home Affairs Minister Stephen Kampyongo says the importation of cadres to areas where elections are taking place is the root cause of political violence.
And Kampyongo says the Police Service Commission decided to dismiss officers who beat up PF cadres in the February 12 Sesheke parliamentary by-election after considering factors, such as the availability of Zambians that are willing to serve the country with diligence.
Appearing on ZNBC's Sunday Interview programme, Kampyongo said there were a number of reasons for the ongoing political violence including; desperation – where political parties wanted to show that they were still strong in a given area; lack of tolerance and above all, importation of cadres.
"Importation of cadres is one of the reasons. But it's not apportioned, you can't blame one party. The UPND also had a huge contingent of youths, I am sure you must have seen the pictures that are circulating. So, this is one of the issues that we need to acknowledge and deal with. On our part as PF, we have been discussing with the Secretary General and the President himself, and I can share with you that, collectively, we are saying that no youth should be in an area where elections are taking place without my consent or the consent of the youth leadership in that particular area," he said.
"But, of course, sometimes you get youths to go and render support, so these are things that we just need to deal with. It shouldn't just be the Patriotic Front, it should be the UPND, it should be any other party that could be participating in a by-election. There could be numbers that could be allowed like those that go to campaign in structures and all, but most importantly, it's important that the locals themselves…like in the upcoming by-elections in Bahati, we have the manpower in Luapula Province, starting from the province and going to the district and constituencies, enough youths."
And Kampyongo argued that the fired Sesheke cops were dismissed from work after a number of factors were considered.
"After what transpired in Sesheke, the Police Service Commission was made to get onto the ground just to [look] at the reports that were on the ground because most of the reports that I spoke on in my earlier statement were the cases that were reported. For instance, how can you say someone's house has been gutted, properties destroyed and suspects are probably known, then you don't effect an arrest, what do you expect of such characters? They will continue with impunity. People report cases of assault, then you don't effect an arrest, you expect that maybe after the elections that's when we are going to effect an arrest, what kind of policing is that? People are arrested, UPND cadres are arrested, put in police custody, then their colleagues should come and rescue them violently and the police are not doing anything about that?" kampyongo asked.
"So, these are issues that the Police Service Commission focused on and zeroed in and in their own understanding, they discovered that those officers were ground commanders. Those were ground commanders and when there are by-elections in an area like that, the ones that take lead are the local police because they know their area very well. So, that's where the Police Service Commission started from. But, of course, there was one constable who was just indisciplined, and him, I witnessed myself. This is a fellow who, with impunity started flashing the party symbol of the UPND and crossing the road! So, the Commission looked into these things and made a decision to dismiss the officers."
Kampyongo insisted that government would not entertain lawless officers to continue servicing the police service when there were diligent citizens who were willing to serve the country with integrity.
"I would have felt the same way if that brutality was meted on a UPND person, as long as they are Zambians. You don't react to people with that amount of force, that was not just justifiable! If you look at the number of people that line up when the police [are] recruiting, you could see how many people are willing to come and serve in the Zambia Police Service. Therefore, we are not going to accept to have people who just want to put on uniform and get carried away and forget their mandate," cautioned Kampyongo.
Mirriam Chabala
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Also need to kill all the king's men.
What is surprising to me is how many people who should see the situation for what it is, are completely blind. They aren't stupid…well…they do all right in class, but real life is beyond them. They are the real problem, they support the rotten system that is about to come crashing down on their heads. I work hard to hide my disgust for them. Karl is a perfect example of this type of person.
I regard "moral vanity" as one of the dangerous sins… and frequently lethal.
;Dark thoughts'….way past that now.
'Dark thoughts'…way past that now.
It really is the only explanation that makes sense.
Well. That is most certainly true.
It's either the king or you.
BTW: This orchestrated mass invasion of armies of hostiles goes a magnitude beyond measuring what King James II did to England in his three short years (1685-1688).
And he got away with his head intact.
There is nothing in this current situation that leads me to believe the outcome for Merkel et al will be as benign as was James'.
And frankly — I truly hope and even pray that the cabal meet their end in the most gruesome manner devised by legal authority.
oi! that's my photo from the dublin parade! could you not use it without asking for permission?!
No problem. I stopped following you on twitter and dropped your site from the list. That way, no one I know, including me, will be tempted to use anything you post.


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Summertime in the Park: Here's What to Expect
We've all grown up in shopping malls. Whether it was unintentionally getting lost when we were kids or intentionally getting lost when we were teenagers, shopping malls provide a mulit-faceted respite where you can drown yourself in new clothes when that paycheck arrives, or just participating in the timeless global phenomenon known as window shopping.
Doing our stage at Orchard Central for Summertime in the Park isn't exactly our way of paying homage to days of lingering around fashion stores or spending hours at arcades, but we'd like to think that this is our way of contributing to Singapore's shopping culture with the only way we know how — live music.
Here are six bands we specially picked for this occasion. We want you guys to have a splendid time as usual and we're sure these acts would fit the bill just nicely. We've also teamed up with our friends at HIC Juice — 15% off all of their products at their pop-up store, which will be right across our stage. You'll just need to flash a promo image which can be found below!
Offering a rare mash of jazz, folk and even world music, Babushka's innovative instrumentals are sure to keep things exciting. The trio's soothing but exotic sound fuses various musical styles around the world and brings them all to your aural doorstep, with just an electric and acoustic guitar, and keyboards. There's a surprising versatility in their instrumental combination, and you'll have fun exploring different genres and sounds around the world with the band's live performances.
This alternative/folk/rock singer-songwriter, backed by his live band, makes for a pretty chill, relaxing gig. His simple acoustic tunes and lyrics have an easy-listening, lulling feel to them. Deon Toh and band, who have played at big festivals like Baybeats and Canadian Music Week, are launching an album on 10th July this year too, so watch out for that.
The band's richly fascinating folk-rock sound paints distorted yet vivid imagery with its intense and dark feel. Their dynamic music straddles intimate vulnerability and pure vicious power, and their poetic lyrics add new layers to their songs. Watching Monster Cat live is a mighty spectacle in both audio and visual aspects, especially with their newly expanded lineup. This Saturday's show will be their last for awhile, so be sure to catch them while you can!
The lilting and crisp melodies he creates with his guitar, ukelele or banjo complement the chirpy tunes he sings, the instruments' bright sound balancing the warm tone of his vocals. A youthful, optimistic feel seems to define Charles Jedidiah's folksy blues music, even as his lyrics may interestingly point otherwise. Whether solo or with his majestic backing band, his cheery material promises a lighthearted, happy singalong.
These boys' groovy beats and catchy, innovative guitar lines add bonus musicality to their contagious energy and enthusiasm, both in sound and in stage presence. An eclectic mix of The Arctic Monkeys, The Strokes and a bit of Foals thrown in, Stopgap still manage to blend their own lively fun and creative originality in. Their crowd-pleasing anthems have intriguing rhythms and melodies, and often cheeky lyrics that add to their animated boyish charms.
His peppy, funky brand of pop-soul makes for an entertaining and buoyant live performance. Armed with a dapper fedora, plus his engaging, often amusing stage banter accentuated by his natural swagger, Gareth Fernandez pulls off fun and vibrant gigs with his full live band. Promising both older material and fresh compositions this time round, his set this Sunday night is set to end your week with a bang.
Flash the above poster for 15% off all products at the HIC Juice booth at Orchard Central, level 1, right opposite our stage!


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Heritage Open Days – Details Announced
Posted on 18th July 2017 by ianvisits Posted in Events and Tours — No Comments ↓
The weekend before London Open House Weekend, the rest of the UK does exactly the same thing, with a couple of thousand venues open to visit as part of Heritage Open Days.
Due to the geographically wide-spread nature of the venues, I tend to look for a town with a couple of really interesting places, then spend the rest of the day wandering around locally, as almost all of them have a good handful of churches to visit.
Most of the venues are open on Saturday or Sunday, but some will open on the Thur and Friday as well.
Looking at just the South-East of England, my personal pick of the more than 830 venues to visit include:
(Note, I've tended to avoid venues that can be visited at other times, as many are offering free visits, but you can visit and pay any other time of year)
Queen Anne's Summerhouse
The Warren, Shuttleworth Estate, Old Warden, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, SG18 9EB
Queen Anne's Summerhouse is an early eighteenth-century brick-built folly located on the Shuttleworth Estate.
Ailesbury Mausoleum and Crypt
Church Road, Maulden, Bedfordshire, MK45 2AU
This is a fine example of one of the first mausolea to be built in this country with the earliest parts being built by Thomas Bruce
Guided Tours of the Former Magistrates' Court in Bracknell
Involve Community Services, The Court House, Broadway, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 1AE
Guided tours of the former Magistrates' Court in Bracknell.
Reading Crown Court Open Day 2017
Reading Cown Court, The Old Shire Hall, The Forbury, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 3EH
Come and see behind the behind the scenes at a busy Crown Court centre and learn more about the criminal justice system.
Cumberland Lodge tours
Cumberland Lodge, Windsor Great Park, Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 2HP
Cumberland Lodge has been the home of an educational foundation since 1947. A former royal residence set in the heart of Windsor Great Park, it has a fascinating history dating back to the 17th century.
Aylesbury Crown Court
Aylesbury Crown Court, Old County Hall, Market Square (between The Bell and Arches, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP20 1XD
Visitors have the opportunity to join a tour of the Crown Court, where the culprits responsible for the Great Train Robbery were tried.
Bow Brickhill Church and Tower Open Day
All Saints Church, Church Road, Bow Brickhill, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK17 9LQ
The church and tower are open for stunning views over the city and surrounding countryside.
Brighton Dome
Brighton Dome, 29 New Road, Brighton & Hove, East Sussex, BN1 1UG
Take a behind the scenes tour of Brighton Dome (and get a glimpse of the famed underground tunnel running beneath the Royal Pavilion Estate); hear fascinating lectures about the history of the estate and the development of the town.
Discover the Kemp Town Railway Tunnel
1 Freshfield Way, Brighton & Hove, East Sussex, BN2 0LE
Join local history enthusiast Kevin Wilsher for a short introduction to the history of the Kemp Town branch line followed by a visit to the long forgotten railway tunnel.
Shoreham Port Tour
Nautilus House, 90-100 Albion Street, Brighton & Hove, East Sussex, BN42 4ED
Join Shoreham Port for a 'behind-the- scenes' tour visiting areas of the Port that are normally off-limits to the public.
Lewes Prison
H M Prison, 1 Brighton Road, Lewes, East Sussex, BN7 1EA
A rare chance to see inside this imposing Victorian building of 1853 with fine brick and flint walls. The tour, lasting about 1.5 hours, led by prison staff, will show many of the prison's original features and explain how the prison has adapted over the years to meet changing requirements.
Essex County Council: Tour of the Historical Council Chamber and Foyer
Essex County Council, Duke Street , Chelmsford, Essex, CM1 1QH
A rare opportunity to visit and explore the historic Essex County Council Chamber and Foyer.
Hanningfield Water Treatment Works – 60th anniversary tour
Essex & Suffolk Water,Sandon Valley House, Canon Barns Road, East Hanningfield, Chelmsford, Essex, CM3 8BD
The tour will show how raw reservoir water is treated and processed to produce excellent quality drinking water in the most sustainable way possible. This includes the ground breaking natural reed bed system, which is the first of its kind in the world.
Piccotts End Medieval Wall Paintings
132 Piccotts End, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, HP1 3AU
This is an opportunity to see very rare and fine examples of early sixteenth century wall paintings housed in a humble medieval timber framed building.
St Albans Clock Tower
Clock Tower, Market Place, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL3 5DL
Climb the 93 steps to the top of St Albans Clock Tower and enjoy the magnificent views of the Cathedral, the historic city of St Albans and the beauty of the surrounding countryside.
BRE: Bouncing Bombs and More
Building Research Establishment, Bucknalls Lane, Watford, Hertfordshire, WD25 9XX
We will be opening the gates at BRE to allow access to the once top-secret model of the Möhne Dam used by Barnes Wallis in the first stage of developing the Bouncing Bomb.
HM Prison, Canterbury
H.M. Prison, 46 Longport, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 1PJ
A unique opportunity to see the 19th century prison with its cells and other features before the final alterations change it into student accommodation.
The Archbishops Palace
Archbishop Palace, Mill Street, Maidstone, Kent, ME15 6YE
A rare opportunity to look around this landmark building. This magnificent medieval ragstone Palace in its riverside setting was originally built as a resting place for the Archbishops of Canterbury on their way to London.
Kings Hill Control Tower
Liberty Property Trust UK, The Control Tower, 29 Liberty Square, Kings Hill, West Malling, Kent, ME19 4RG
Limited, timed access to view the cultural centre artwork exhibition and tour the renovated Control Tower building.
Nuclear Bunker, Victory Wood
Victory Wood, Dargate Road,, Yorkletts, Whitstable, Kent, ME13 9EP
Come and explore the underground bunker, at the top of Victory Wood. The bunker was built to monitor nuclear attacks during the Cold War.
Royal Holloway University of London, Egham Hill, Egham, Surrey, TW20 0EX
Explore its spectacular Grade I Listed Founder's Building, Picture Gallery, Chapel and extensive grounds.
Abbot's Hospital, Guildford
High Street, Guildford, Surrey, GU1 3AJ (Distance: 31 miles)
Grade I listed building. Jacobean Alms-house, still used for its original purpose.
Lovelace Mausoleum
St Martin's Church Yard, Ockham Road South, East Horsley, Guildford, Surrey, KT24 6RL
Grade II listed building, built by the 1st Earl of Lovelace at the end of the 19th century, in the unique Lovelace architectural style that dominates East Horsley, a combination of flint, with moulded red, white and black terracotta brickwork.
Wanborough Great Barn
Wanborough, Guildford, Surrey, GU3 2JR
The Great Barn is the oldest standing wooden structure in South East England and an impressive and inspiring example of 14th century building.
British Railways Woking Electrical Control Room
Between 107 and 109 York Road, Woking, Surrey, GU21
This building was constructed for British Railways electrification in the 1930s for the purpose of the power distribution network, and contains several original Art Deco features.
St Columba's House
St. Columbas House, Maybury Hill, Woking, Surrey, GU22 8AB
Rarely open to the public, come and look inside St Columba's House Christian Retreat and Conference centre.
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The Barracuda Web Application Firewall generates five types of logs which can be exported to the configured external log servers. These logs also reside on the Barracuda Web Application Firewall log database, viewable on the web interface on various tabs. In addition, logs can be exported in CSV format to external files. This article describes each element of log messages, so that an administrator can analyze events and understand how the Barracuda Web Application Firewall handled each logged event. The log format details can help you use external parsers or other agents, available starting with version 7.0.x of the firmware, to process the log messages sent from the Barracuda Web Application Firewall.
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System Logs : Logs events generated by the system showing the general activity of the system.
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Includes the Herminia mine, Lucrecia mine, Tentadora mine, Estela mine, Mimosa mine, Sacramento mine.
Reference: Crowley, Jack A., Currier, Rock H., & Szenics, Terry (1997) Mines and Minerals of Peru. Mineralogical Record, Vol.28, No.4. 98p.
Description: Members of the Aikinite-Bismuthinite series include Aikinite, Bismuthinite, Emilite, Friedrichite, Gladite, Krupkaite, Paarite, Pekoite and Salzburgite. These are very dificult to sort out requiring EMPA and SCXRD, no species label is correct without this analysis. The EDS of this specimen shows it to contain copper and so it is toward the aikinite end of the series. This specimen contains no silver so it is not in the gustavite-lillianite series.
Reference: Scherkenbach, D.A. and Noble, D.C. (1984) Potassium and rubidium metasomatism at the Julcani District, Peru. Economic Geology 1984 Vol. 79 No.3: 565-572.
Reference: Goodell, P. C., & Petersen, U. (1974). Julcani mining district, Peru: a study of metal ratios. Economic Geology, 69(3), 347-361.
Reference: Lueth, V.W., Goodell, P.C., Pingitore, N.E., Jr. (1990): Encoding the evolution of an ore system in bismuthinite-stibnite compositions: Julcani, Peru. Economic Geology 85, 1462-1472.
Reference: B. Duval, Y. Moëlo and P. Picot, Bull. Minéral. , 1986, 109, pp. 649-655.
Reference: Crowley, Jack A., Currier, Rock H., & Szenics, Terry (1997) Mines and Minerals of Peru. Mineralogical Record, Vol.28, No.4. 98p. Scherkenbach, D.A. and Noble, D.C. (1984) Potassium and rubidium metasomatism at the Julcani District, Peru. Economic Geology 1984 Vol. 79 No.3: 565-572.
Reference: Shelnutt, J.P. and C. Noble, D.C. (1985) Premineralization radial dikes of tourmalinized fluidization breccia, Julcani District, Peru. Economic Geology vol.80, No.6: 1622-1632.
Goodell, P.C. (1974) A typical sulfosalt environment: The mineralogy of the Julcani District, Peru. Mineralogical Record 5(5), 215-221.
Petersen, U., Noble, D. C., Arenas, M. J., and Goodell, P.C. (1977) Geology of the Julcani mining district, Peru. Economic Geology 72(6), 931-949.
Scherkenbach, D.A. and Noble, D.C. (1984) Potassium and rubidium metasomatism at the Julcani District, Peru. Economic Geology 79, 565-572.
Shelnutt, J.P. and Noble, D.C. (1985) Premineralization radial dikes of tourmalinized fluidization breccia, Julcani District, Peru. Economic Geology 80, 1622-1632.
Lueth, V.W., Goodell, P.C., and Pingitore, N.E., Jr. (1990) Encoding the evolution of an ore system in bismuthinite-stibnite compositions: Julcani, Peru. Economic Geology 85, 1462-1472.
Crowley, J.A., Currier, R.H., and Szenics, T. (1997) Mines and Minerals of Peru. Mineralogical Record 28(4). 98p.


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T-7.1 - Act respecting agricultural lands in the domain of the State
1. This Act applies to any agricultural land in the domain of the State, hereinafter referred to as "ungranted land" , that, according to the register contemplated in section 4,
(1) was not under concession on 30 June 1984 and was subject to the Colonization Land Sales Act (chapter T-8) or was leased out by the Minister pursuant to that Act;
(2) has been acquired pursuant to section 7;
(3) is subject to this Act pursuant to section 8;
(4) is land under concession that was the subject of a cancellation in accordance with section 35;
(5) is placed under the authority of the Minister after 1 July 1984 pursuant to section 23 of the Lands and Forests Act (chapter T-9) or after 27 May 1987, under section 6 of the Act respecting the lands in the domain of the State (chapter T-8.1);
(6) was repurchased pursuant to the Act for the acquiring of certain lands for colonization purposes (1935, chapter 37), the Act to strengthen the colonization movement by the extension and the consolidation of existing parishes (1938, chapter 43), the Act respecting the Department of Colonization (Revised Statutes of Québec, 1941, chapter 103), the Act to Promote Colonization and the Return to the Land (Revised Statutes of Québec, 1941, chapter 105) or any other Act respecting repurchase of land and that, on 1 July 1984, was not under concession or the concession of which was cancelled before that date.
1982, c. 13, s. 1; 1987, c. 23, s. 89; 1987, c. 84, s. 2; 1999, c. 40, s. 316.
1. This Act applies to any agricultural land in the public domain, hereinafter referred to as "ungranted land" , that, according to the register contemplated in section 4,
(5) is placed under the authority of the Minister after 1 July 1984 pursuant to section 23 of the Lands and Forests Act (chapter T-9) or after 27 May 1987, under section 6 of the Act respecting the lands in the public domain (chapter T-8.1);
1982, c. 13, s. 1; 1987, c. 23, s. 89; 1987, c. 84, s. 2.
1. This Act applies to any agricultural public land hereinafter referred to as "ungranted land"
(1) that, on 30 June 1984, according to the register contemplated in section 4, is not under concession and is subject to the Colonization Land Sales Act (chapter T-8) or is leased out by the Minister pursuant to that Act;
(2) that has been put under the authority of the Minister after 1 July 1984 under section 23 of the Lands and Forests Act (chapter T-9) or after 27 May 1987 under section 6 of the Act respecting the lands in the public domain (chapter T-8.1);
(3) that is subject to this Act pursuant to section 8; or
(4) that was reacquired under the Act for the acquiring of certain lands for colonization purposes (1935, chapter 37) or the Act to strengthen the colonization movement by the extension and the consolidation of existing parishes (1938, chapter 43) and that, on 1 July 1984 according to the register contemplated in section 4, is not under concession or is no longer so, the grant having been cancelled before that date.
(2) that has been put under the authority of the Minister after 1 July 1984 pursuant to section 23 of the Lands and Forests Act (chapter T-9);


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This month I decided to give a different type of subscription service a try and what better one to start with than one that you can eat. Love with Food is $12 a month ($10 for the box $2 for shipping) and for every box sold they donate a meal to a hungry child. Each month you'll receive 8+ gourmet food items in your Love with Food box.
This month's theme was Breakfast in Bed and I don't really think they hit the mark on the theme. Why do I want to eat cookies and chips in bed for breakfast?... Regardless of the miss on the theme I did enjoy some of the products.
I must say I was skeptical about how tasty a sweet potato cookie could be but I was pleasantly surprised to bite into it and it still taste good. If I hadn't read the package I wouldn't have known it had sweet potato in it at all, it was quite good.
These were a bit on the dry side but still tasty. They were very nutty and the fruit taste complimented that nicely. I snacked on these while photographing some items for the blog.
I am not much of a biscotti fan never have been so this was just meh for me.
I am not a coffee person so I didn't use this item but I must say that its design is pretty interesting. I think the boyfriend will use it on one of his trips.
I took one bite of these and knew they were not for me. I loathe tomato slices and these were not working for me either even though they were dried and what not. I will say they did smell nice but I couldn't get over the taste they left in my mouth.
Again not much of a coffee person but these weren't too bad. I found that they were not too sweet but were very strong on the coffee flavor.
I actually use this brand and have the big size in my fridge so this was a welcome addition this is such a good jam.
I don't do spicy stuff but the boyfriend said that this was a pretty good seasoning blend and the company name is pretty funny I think.
Overall for me this box was interesting because I definitely would not have picked out the cookie or crunch items out on my own. I'm interested to discover different food items so I think I will stick with them for a few more months and see how things go. I do think that the price is on point for this subscription as well so that is another reason I'm going to try them out for a few more months.
What do you think of the May Love With Food box?
I have never heard of this box, but am very excited to see your future boxes!
I LOVE fooooodd boxes!! This one looks good! I am currently loving graze!
I agree it's an odd breakfast selection but if it's helping hungry kids you can't go wrong.


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Someday This Could All Be Yours, Vol. 1 is the final album by the band The Paper Chase.

Track listing
All tracks written by John Congleton.
"If Nobody Moves Nobody Will Get Hurt (The Extinction)" – 5:53
"I'm Going to Heaven with or without You (The Forest Fire)" – 4:48
"The Common Cold (The Epidemic)" – 3:34
"The Laying of Hands The Speaking in Tongues (The Mass Hysteria)" – 2:52
"Your Money or Your Life (The Comet)" – 4:31
"What Should We Do with Your Body (The Lightning)" – 6:07
"This Is a Rape (The Flood)" – 3:52
"The Small of Your Back The Nape of Your Neck (The Blizzard)" – 3:42
"This Is Only a Test (The Tornado)" – 7:01
"We Have Ways to Make You Talk (The Human Condition)" – 4:15

References

2009 albums
The Paper Chase (band) albums
Kill Rock Stars albums


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"Straße in Delft" ist ein Ölgemälde des holländischen Malers Jan Vermeer. Es ist eine von zwei Stadtansichten, die von Vermeer bekannt sind. Sie entstand ca. 1658–1660, ist 54,3 Zentimeter hoch und 44 Zentimeter breit. Das Bild gehört heute zur Sammlung des Rijksmuseums in Amsterdam und wird dort neben drei anderen Werken Vermeers ausgestellt.

Name
Das Gemälde heißt auf niederländisch "Gezicht op huizen in Delft" (deutsch "Ansicht von Häusern in Delft"); dies ist auch der älteste überlieferte Name. Bekannter ist es als "Het straatje" ("das Sträßchen"). Auf deutsch ist der Name "Straße in Delft" üblich. Die Übersetzung "kleine Straße" ist irreführend, denn weder die abgebildete Straße noch die Gebäude sind für damalige Verhältnisse klein.

Bildbeschreibung
Im Vordergrund ist eine Straße zu sehen, deren Kopfsteinpflaster mit wellenförmigen Pinselstrichen angedeutet ist. An dieser Straße steht in der rechten Bildhälfte ein mehrstöckiges Haus in Frontalansicht. Es hat eine zum Teil beschädigte Backsteinfassade mit einem Staffelgiebel mit Einschnitten. Ausbesserungen und Maueranker lassen darauf schließen, dass das Haus bereits alt ist und im Mittelalter gebaut wurde, wahrscheinlich vor dem großen Stadtbrand von 1536 und dem Delfter Donnerschlag von 1654. Die untere Etage ist sehr hoch, was gegen ein privates Wohnhaus spricht. Die Fassade leitet links in niedriger Höhe zum Anbau oder Nachbarhaus über. Dazwischen sind zwei Eingänge in Höfe und im Hintergrund weitere Gebäude zu sehen.

Die meisten Fensterläden des großen Hauses sind geschlossen, nur durch die geöffnete Tür erhält der Betrachter einen Blick ins Innere. In der Türöffnung sitzt eine Frau, die mit Handarbeiten beschäftigt ist. Vor dem Haus knien zwei Personen, deren Gesichter nicht zu sehen sind. Es könnten Kinder sein; was sie tun, ist nicht zu erkennen. Durch den offenen, mit Balken gestützten Durchgang zum Hof ist eine weitere Frau zu sehen, möglicherweise eine Magd, die sich über einen Waschtrog beugt. Von dort fließt Wasser zur Straße ab und weiter auf den Betrachter zu, was auf die Lage an einer Gracht hindeutet.

Die vier Figuren stehen untereinander in keinem erzählerischen Zusammenhang. Auch dadurch wirkt das Bild besonders ruhig. Es wirkt durch die präzise Technik Vermeers, die Perspektive und die gewählten Farben sehr realistisch.

Lage in Delft

Die Lage der dargestellten Straße ist seit langem Thema der Forschung und bis heute umstritten. Meist wurde eine Lage an der Voldersgracht in Delft hinter Vermeers Geburtshaus angenommen. Hierher wurde wenig später der Sitz der Lukasgilde errichtet, der Vermeer angehörte. Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts wurden Hinweise auf die Delfter Straße Nieuwe Langendijk Nr. 22–26 gefunden. Eine Recherche auf Basis eines Delfter Registers mit genauen Breiten aller Grachtenhäuser zur Zeit Vermeers führte 2015 zur Vlamingstraat. Dort soll die Ansicht mit den heutigen Hausnummern 40 und 42 übereinstimmen, und das Haus auf der rechten Seite soll Vermeers Tante gehört haben, die Pansen verkaufte ("Penspoort", Pansentor). Diese These wird seit 2015 vom Rijksmuseum vehement vertreten, von anderen Wissenschaftlern aber angezweifelt. Denkbar ist auch, dass das Gemälde aus Motiven verschiedener Orte zusammengesetzt ist.

Provenienz
Zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts befand sich das Gemälde in der nach dem Kunstsammler Jan Six benannten Collectie Six. Die Erben von Six forderten eine Million Gulden für das Werk. Schließlich erwarb Henri W. A. Deterding 1921 das Bild für 625.000 Gulden aus der Sammlung und schenkte es dem niederländischen Staat. Auf Deterdings Verfügung hin wird das Bild im Rijksmuseum Amsterdam ausgestellt.

Einzelnachweise

Literatur
 Norbert Schneider: Vermeer sämtliche Gemälde. Taschen, Köln 2004. ISBN 3-8228-6377-7
 DuMont: Vermeer. DuMont Literatur- und Kunstverlag, Köln 2003. ISBN 3-8321-7339-0

Weblinks
 Straße in Delft auf rijksmuseum.nl
 Straße in Delft auf essentialvermeer.com

Gemälde von Jan Vermeer
Delft
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam
Gemälde (17. Jahrhundert)
Architekturmalerei


Learning that your child suffers from hearing loss is fraught with emotion. It is important that you have support in the process of managing these while continuing to follow the advice of your child's doctors and specialists. Early intervention will help minimize the potential consequences of hearing loss which can include speech and language impairment, educational issues, and even behavioral issues. Depending on the extent and type of hearing loss, a testing strategy and treatment plan will be developed. This may involve different types of hearing tests, radiological exams, genetic testing, and evaluation of other systems that might also be involved. Treatment may include placement of ventilation tubes (a simple procedure which may resolve hearing loss due just to fluid in the middle ear), hearing aids, surgical repair of bones in the middle ear, or placement of implantable devices that can habilitate hearing loss.
You will meet various professionals along the way. The most important is the audiologist who you have probably already met and may have been the first to make the actual diagnosis. Many families dealing with childhood hearing loss will have a special relationship with the audiologist. They will recommend the necessary testing, help provide appropriate hearing aids and adjust them as needed, and direct you to appropriate early intervention which may include a speech-language specialist.
The ENT doctor will have the results of your child's hearing test and will evaluate the cause of the hearing loss which may or may not be genetic and may or may not be associated with other medical issues. If medical or surgical intervention is recommended, you will be informed of the risks, benefits, options, and most appropriate doctor for your child's care. Since we are a general community based practice, we will try to take care of the problem locally unless it is in your best interest to be seen by a doctor that specializes in pediatric ear problems.
Hearing loss at birth is not uncommon. In the last two decades, screening exams at birth, or shortly thereafter, have been mandated in order to identify children who will need early hearing intervention. The incidence of hearing impairment or hearing loss at birth is 2 to 4 infants per thousand. It is critical to identify the loss as early as possible to make sure that speech, language, cognitive and psychosocial skills are addressed as soon as possible.
Unlike grade school children who raise their hands when they hear the beep, different types of tests must be performed on infants and younger children. The test most commonly performed first is called an otoacoustic emission test (OAE). It is very quick screen that is generally easy to obtain on a newborn. Fortunately, passing tests are pretty reliable and failed tests may not always be accurate but should always be followed up. If a repeat test is also failed, the next step is called an auditory brainstem response (ABR) which is used to confirm or refute the failed screening test.
Children may be born with normal hearing and acquire hearing loss as well. Earwax, middle ear fluid, head trauma, and ruptured ear drums can all prevent sound from arriving at the inner ear. Infections, seizures, certain medications, and other genetic problems can cause hearing loss known as sensorineural loss.
If you are suspicious, your child should be tested to determine what course of treatment is needed.