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Q: Why does the app crash on iPad Air because of Metal API my iOS app is currently being rejected because of crashing on the iPad Air device according to my apple app Reviewer. I am desperate and don't know how to fix that issue. They only send me the crashlog and say that it works on other devices. I have no iPad air to test on. If someone owns an iPad air and would like to get the public testflight link please just contact. Here is the log with the threat that Always crashes the app:
I tried everything I can there is Nothing online to find. I just hope someone understands log text.
Thread 55 name:  Dispatch queue: com.Metal.CompletionQueueDispatch
Thread 55 Crashed:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x00000001bf05f104 0x1bf03c000 + 143620
1   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x00000001bf0db020 0x1bf0d9000 + 8224
2   libsystem_c.dylib               0x00000001befb6d78 0x1bef5f000 + 359800
3   IOSEZY                          0x00000001011d2b24 0x100798000 + 10726180
4   IOSEZY                          0x00000001012c2910 0x100798000 + 11708688
5   IOSEZY                          0x0000000101285818 0x100798000 + 11458584
6   IOSEZY                          0x000000010113cbb0 0x100798000 + 10111920
7   IOSEZY                          0x0000000101153430 0x100798000 + 10204208
8   IOSEZY                          0x000000010113c160 0x100798000 + 10109280
9   IOSEZY                          0x000000010113c030 0x100798000 + 10108976
10  IOSEZY                          0x000000010113cc5c 0x100798000 + 10112092
11  IOSEZY                          0x0000000100c01aec 0x100798000 + 4627180
12  Metal                           0x00000001c167dc58 0x1c1618000 + 416856
13  Metal                           0x00000001c167f1f4 0x1c1618000 + 422388
14  Metal                           0x00000001c16285e0 0x1c1618000 + 67040
15  Metal                           0x00000001c1683bd0 0x1c1618000 + 441296
16  Metal                           0x00000001c1651350 0x1c1618000 + 234320
17  IOAccelerator                   0x00000001c160f164 0x1c160c000 + 12644
18  IOKit                           0x00000001bf728b24 0x1bf723000 + 23332
19  IOKit                           0x00000001bf728bb4 0x1bf723000 + 23476
20  libdispatch.dylib               0x00000001beebab58 0x1beea1000 + 105304
21  libdispatch.dylib               0x00000001bef02484 0x1beea1000 + 398468
22  libdispatch.dylib               0x00000001beea582c 0x1beea1000 + 18476
23  libdispatch.dylib               0x00000001beeb5b9c 0x1beea1000 + 84892
24  libdispatch.dylib               0x00000001beea9a9c 0x1beea1000 + 35484
25  libdispatch.dylib               0x00000001beeaa718 0x1beea1000 + 38680
26  libdispatch.dylib               0x00000001beeb2eb8 0x1beea1000 + 73400
27  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x00000001bf0e50dc 0x1bf0d9000 + 49372
28  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x00000001bf0e7cec 0x1bf0d9000 + 60652


Young Families is a community for those with newborns to elementary school-aged children. Our desire is to raise children and live life in a community that has God's love at the center of it. We meet on the 2nd Sunday of the month, with kids, and have time for socializing as families and then offer childcare so that deeper and more focused conversations can evolve.


Just got my first midi instrument today, a Keystation 49, and after some googling I managed to set it up with Reaper to the point of producing sound.
Problem is the volume decreases linearly with frequency. Highest C is loud and clear, lowest C is completely inaudible even if I crank everything to the max, and the middle C is like a careful whisper.
If I raise the octave two steps I can get audible sound even from the low C, though.
I did a search here and found lots of volume issues but none like this, with linear frequency correlation. Any ideas? Other ways to check or calibrate the keyboard? Anything I can set up in Reaper?
This has got to be in the way the software is interpreting the data from the board. What virtual instruments have you tried in Reaper?
Hi, Thanks for posting! Your notes about Midi Ox seem like the board is working correctly. Can you verify this with a different software like Ableton? I believe a copy should have been included with the keyboard and you can follow the guide here for setup: Keystation - Ableton Live Setup This has got to be in the way the software is interpreting the data from the board. What virtual instruments have you tried in Reaper? Just in case, a factory reset couldn't hurt and should resolve anything caused by the board: Hold down the Advanced and both Octave buttons while powering the board on Let me know how it goes!
It would seem the problem lies in Reaper's generic synth VSTi, which was the only one I had tried at the time of posting. The Eighty Eight Ensemble VSTi that accompanied the keyboard works perfectly fine, even in Reaper, so I consider the issue solved.
Thanks for checking that and letting us know! Let me know if you have any more questions!
Thank you for the suggestions. It would seem the problem lies in Reaper's generic synth VSTi, which was the only one I had tried at the time of posting. The Eighty Eight Ensemble VSTi that accompanied the keyboard works perfectly fine, even in Reaper, so I consider the issue solved.


The team at Snell Golf are on a single-minded mission - to bring tour calibre equipment to the amateur golfer at an affordable price. End of!
At the end of this article we're giving details of a great Christmas Promotion that Snell are running in the UK - stay tuned to get your hands on them!
Their experience in R&D, along with their strategic manufacturing partnership and direct to consumer distribution model, allow them to do just that. You won't find them in your local Pro Shop, but with no middle–man, you'll get fantastic value for money.
Snell golf balls are designed by company founder Dean Snell, who spent 28 years working in research and development for companies like Titleist® and Taylormade®.
Dean's name is now on 40 ball patents. While working for Titleist, he was responsible for the ProV1/ProV1x, Tour Prestige, HP2 Tour and HP2 Distance. After 7 years with Titleist, he moved over to TaylorMade as the Vice President of Research and Development where he invented the TP Red LDP, TP Black LDP, Penta TP, Penta TP5, Lethal, Tour Preferred, Tour Preferred X, Burner, Noodle, RocketBallz and Project (a) golf balls.
This man has some serious form in the world of golf ball design and manufacturing, and you can now benefit from that experience combined with his value-driven direct to the consumer model.
In terms of product, Snelll are offering My Tour Ball and Get Sum balls.
My Tour Ball is their 3-piece, tour caliber golf ball engineered to provide outstanding tee to green performance, with a mission to enhance scoring for golfers of all skill levels.
The Cover layer is made of a thermoset cast urethane,tour proven cover. This technology allows very thin covers for better short game spin control, and is very soft and durable.
It conforms to R&A and USGA standards and are legal for tournament play.
Prices start at £29.99 for a box of 12.
Get Sum is a their high performance 2 piece golf ball that offers excellent feel and control.
The core is a large, soft low compression core that allows for the ball to have very low spin rates, which increases distance and creates less hooks and slices.
Get Sum conforms to R&A and USGA standards and are legal for tournament play.
Prices start at £17.99 for a box of 12.
The business started out in the USA, but has now launched a dedicated website for UK and European markets.
And now that it is the run into Christmas, Snell golf balls are offering a free pair of TravisMathew socks with every purchase of a dozen balls, while stocks last. So if you are looking for stocking filler this could be right up your street, as you get the stockings - well, socks - for free.


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This tube map shows all the Underground stations that have toilets
Isabelle Aron
Posted: Friday 13 May 2016, 4:42 pm
Click for the full-sized map
There's nothing worse than being stuck on a slow-moving tube when you're bursting for the loo. In fact, according to this Reddit thread, some passengers have gotten so desperate that they've sacrificed their dignity and relieved themselves in a moving tube carriage. Yes, really.
If you don't want to resort to pissing on the tube, TfL has put together this handy map, which shows all the London Underground stations with toilets. The map also shows which toilets are accessible for wheelchair users and which stations have baby changing facilities. It's worth noting that you might have to pay at some of these toilets (and sadly the days of spending a penny are long gone), but when you gotta go, you gotta go.
Download the map here.
Want more alternative tube maps? Check out these:
TfL has made a Shakespearean tube map to mark 400 years since his death
This tube map shows all the clubs you'll be able to get to once the night tube launches

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Google's Android operating system for handheld is making waves, but within the tech circle. Despite providing some pretty interesting features as far as the level of integration with various Google services, it lacks the level of popularity enjoyed by other similar operating systems, such as Symbian and Windows Mobile. But then, its potential is very impressive, given the fact that it can be easily deployed to run on x86 systems.
Are you one of the geeks who craves to have a feel of the Android, without actually purchasing a Android based device? If you answer Yes, you have an opportunity to do so. Proving their on-going commitment for developing Android, Google has released a Live CD with the latest Android version designed to run on any PC, regardless of the particular operating systems running on the system currently. Please make a note that Live CD is aimed at developers, who actually create apps for this operating system. It is not a full fledged Operating System and normal users won't benefit too much from it, apart from the possibility to have a feel of the Google-based OS.
Option 1 For Beginners: Burning your Live CD. This one is for the beginners as it is very easy to do. You will have to burn the Android OS Image onto a CD and then boot through it.
Step 1 – Head to Live Android Web Page and Download the two parts of the Live CD .ISO file.
Step 2 – Join the two parts using an application like HJSplit.
Step 3 – Next, Burn the .iso image to a Blank CD.
Step 4 – Restart your computer and have CD/DVD Drive place ahead of HDD in list of Boot Devices by making necessary changes in the BIOS.
Step 5 – Simply stand by and relax while it loads. Voila! Now you have the Google Android operating system running in front of you.
Option 2 For Experts: Running the Android OS on a virtual machine on your computer. This method is a bit difficult, but a lot more rewarding as it will allow you to run your other applications at the same time as the Android and requires no restarting.
Step 3 – Get a Virtual Machine Application (like Sun Virtual Box) and install it on your existing Operating System.
Step 4 – Install an optical drive software emulator (like Daemon Tools) in order to get the Live CD running within the Virtual Machine. (This is not required for some Virtual Machines like Sun Virtual Box, though others might require).
Step 5 – Then Mount the Live CD image into the Optical Drive Emulator.
Step 6 – Using the Virtual Machine software, create a new virtual machine with at least 256MB of RAM and a couple of hundreds of MB HDD space.
Step 7 – Withing the Virtual Machine software, select the virtual drive on which the Live CD image is mounted as the boot drive.
Step 8 – Launch the Virtual Machine.
Now the virtual machine should start and you will be able to access the Android OS, in a fairly reduced version restricted to only the shell. You have a feel of the OS now starting from the first screen you'll encounter and up to the settings and features.
Great tutorial dude. I will try this one straight away.


The Environmental and Natural Resources Law Program (ENRLP) offers a wide array of domestic and internationally focused courses on renewable energy, mining, oil and gas, land use, sustainability and environmental justice. During their second- and third-years of law school, Program students may design a specialized curriculum, combining doctrinal courses with experiential learning opportunities in the Environmental Law Clinic and legal externships, leading to a Certificate in Environmental and Natural Resources Law. Through various Program events and activities, students are further able to interact with practicing attorneys, policymakers and scholars.
You are also invited to discuss the Program with faculty members and with the Program's administrative director. Students choosing to participate in the Program may complete a Program Enrollment Form.


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Obituary Note: Elizabeth Wurtzel
Elizabeth Wurtzel
Elizabeth Wurtzel, whose 1994 memoir, Prozac Nation: Young and Depressed in America, "won praise for opening a dialogue about clinical depression and helped introduce an unsparing style of confessional writing that remains influential," died January 7, the New York Times reported. She was 52. Writer David Samuels, a friend since childhood, said the cause was metastatic breast cancer. After her diagnosis, Wurtzel became an advocate for BRCA testing--something she had not had--and wrote about her cancer experience.
Writing about her final illness was a natural choice for Wurtzel, "who had for a quarter-century scrutinized her life in relentless detail, becoming a hero to some, especially to many women of her generation and younger, but also drawing scorn," the Times noted.
"Lizzie's literary genius rests not just in her acres of quotable one-liners," Samuels said, "but in her invention of what was really a new form, which has more or less replaced literary fiction--the memoir by a young person no one has ever heard of before. It was a form that Lizzie fashioned in her own image, because she always needed to be both the character and the author."
Wurtzel's other books include More, Now, Again: A Memoir of Addiction (2002) and Bitch: In Praise of Difficult Women (1998).
In the afterword for the 1995 edition of Prozac Nation, Wurtzel wrote: "If Prozac Nation has any particular purpose, it would be to come out and say that clinical depression is a real problem, that it ruins lives, that it ends lives, that it very nearly ended my life; that it afflicts many, many people, many very bright and worthy and thoughtful and caring people, people who could probably save the world or at the very least do it some real good, people who are too mired in despair to even begin to unleash the lifespring of potential that they likely have down deep inside."
Ronan Farrow tweeted: "I met Lizzie in law school. She started mid-career as I was starting young. We were both misfits and she was kind and generous and filled spaces that might have otherwise been lonely with her warmth and humor and idiosyncratic voice. She gave a lot to a lot of us. I miss her."
In an Atlantic tribute headlined "The Glorious, Messy Life of Liz Wurtzel," Deborah Copaken observed that Prozac Nation "forever changed the literary landscape. It redefined not only what women were allowed to write about, but when they were allowed to write about it: their messy, early decades in medias res. Mental illness was no longer something to be hidden or shameful. It was a topic like any other, to be brought out into the light.... I find myself wishing, right now, that Liz could send us a missive from the beyond, one last word to let us know she made it there safely, that the music was just meh, and that she was already asking everyone not how they died but how they lived, helping each to find, without shame, the humor, pathos, and humanity in their narrative arcs."


The average figure masks the substantial variance in forward muliples. By breaking out the multiples on a stock by stock basis, we expose the true distribution. Veeva (VEEV) tops the list at 11.6x forward while MobileIron plays cleanup at 1.5x.
In addition to the broad range of multiples, some of these businesses has seen tremendous volatility. HortonWorks and LivePerson have seen greater than 90% increases in forward multiples, while Zendesk and Twilio observed contractions of 32% and 64%.
Last, the box plot demonstrates that the majority of companies fit within a narrow band. But we are starting to see a handful more outliers, whose multiples are two standard deviations above the median. The red box indicates the range of companies between the 25th and 75th percentiles.
Overall, the data suggests that the median forward multiple of 5.5X is a good summary metric for long-term analysis of next generation software companies. But the distribution and the variances year-over-year indicate that there's quite a bit of movement in forward multiples, depending on the particulars of each business.
This public market data mirrors to some extent of the behavior of the private market. Namely, while the forward multiple for most private SaaS companies has fallen in the last year or so, the most sought after businesses are commanding some of the highest multiples we've seen in 24 months.


In every new moment, we're stepping into the unknown. Although we surmise that the near future will be very similar to the present, we simply can't know what's just in front of us.
BeeGee has been sick this week. I've been beside myself ministering to him. Saw the vet last Wednesday, will go again tomorrow. He's on an antibiotic but hasn't changed much in response to it. It's unclear what the problem is. Tomorrow we'll have an x-ray. All his organ functions seemed healthy, based on last week's blood work. So it's anybody's guess what's going on with him. I'm sure you can imagine how I'm feeling.
I made a couple of 4 x 4 inch watercolor journals last week, with scraps of cold press watercolor paper -- see image below. I have two more days left on my 100 Day Challenge, and I'll possibly use one or both of those mini journals to do another watercolor challenge for myself. Or maybe I'll just work in them without challenging myself. I don't know right now. I can't even think about it, actually.
Today is the first day it's been clear and beautiful from the getgo -- every other morning since weeks?months? ago has been overcast and gray.
So I intend to enjoy today and this weekend, just like I've been enjoying all my days, regardless of the weather.
All continues to be well in my world. I'm savoring every minute of it. There's really nothing to share these days...except my art.
My painting this week focused on patterns, circles and other rounded shapes. I'm really comfortable with circles and their ilk.
So much for summer... The weather here has been miserable, as in overcast for entire days in a row, and cold. Yesterday I turned on the heat in the house; I've had to put on wool socks a couple times in the last few days. I wake up in the morning to find it's drizzled overnight, the street is wet, drops are falling off the eaves.
I'm finding that now I'm experiencing some S.A.D., whereas I wasn't bothered with it at all during our interminable rainy season. The weather should be clement in the summertime.
I've been in a quiet mood recently, one of those times when I don't feel much like putting myself out there in any way. Nothing is any different on the outside; I just feel like pulling inward and being outwardly quiet.


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Northeast Wisconsin Activities and Attractions
The northeast region of Wisconsin is made up of thousands of shimmering lakes and waterways that lure boaters, white water rafters, anglers, water-skiers, and swimmers.
Thick green forests, meadowlands, and cascading streams call for relaxing days and lots for outdoor recreation.
Take a drive to Door County and enjoy over 300 miles of scenic shoreline and seaside experience in the heart of the Midwest. This little piece of land extends out into Lake Michigan and features quaint waterfront villages, incredible natural landscape, and an island community feel that is a world-class destination.
Head over to Green Bay and spend some time in the oldest community in Wisconsin. Originally settle by the French, Green Bay was as fur trading hub of the Midwest. Today the city is probably most famous for it's football team the Green Bay Packers. If traveling through during football season, try to catch a game at Lambeau Field. If you are visiting during the off-season, you can learn all about the team at the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame.
Cargo ship in Green Bay, WI
Bring history to life at Heritage Hill State Historical Park. Watch the blacksmith pound iron or perhaps make butter at the Belgian Farm. Walk through over 48 acres of land, featuring 25 historic buildings, five that are listed on the State and National Registers of Historic Places.
Located in Green Bay, on the banks of the Fox River, the Neville Public Museum is an excellent source of regional history featuring art, science, and history exhibits. Head to the south side and take a tour of the Oneida Nation Museum, the largest exhibition of Oneida Nation history, culture and artifacts
While visiting Green Bay during the summer months, take the kids to Bay Beach Amusement Park and check out over sixteen carnival rides that will entertain all ages. Head to Door County and you will find five state parks, 19 county parks, and 53 Lake Michigan beaches offering lots of outdoor recreation opportunities.
More Parks & Recreation
The northeast region of Wisconsin is home to the legendary Green Bay Packers. During the NFL season, the Packers play their home games at Lambeau Field. This is also the home to the Packers Hall of Fame. Here you will find a 15,000 square foot facility filled with a treasure trove of Packers artifacts and interactive displays used to tell the greatest story in sports.
Discover Best Western Hotels in Wisconsin
With 41 Best Western locations in Wisconsin ~ you're bound to find something new where you're headed.


Don't judge a book by its album cover.
I overheard a guy the other day make fun of another guy because he likes Queen's music. He said, "the gays really got us on that one." How's that? He went on to say look at how they play Queen's songs before ball games and other events to stir up the crowds. Don't they all realize that those are gay songs?
Prior to that conversation, I didn't realize that gays only sing for gays. I guess all this is beyond my scope of comprehension.
Freddie Mercury may be the greatest showman of our time. We lost him way to early. His voice was so incredible, his talent second to none. Put Mercury with Queen you may have the best rock band in history. I hope Pink Floyd doesn't read this post.
At Queen's concerts did they check for your gay card? I don't think so. That ought to tell you something right there.
I think art of very facet is interpretive. It is up to the person experiencing it to decide what it means.
I had a person say that my photos were no better than snapshots. Oh my god put a dagger through my eyes. I can't live any longer. What the dumb*** didn't realize is that I call my own photographs snapshots.
My snapshots becomes art when someone thinks they're art. To me it is a no brainier. Some of my works have been published in magazines, travel guides, various websites, newspapers, and because of Getty Images, some hang on the walls of corporations. But it was completely up to the people who chose my works to decide they are art.
Mr. Mercury, forgive me for considering your great accomplishments above your orientation.


Grand Rapidians believe that winter is a season to be LOVED, celebrated and enjoyed outside, so DowntownGrandRapidsInc organizes World of Winter: A Festival of Frozen Fun each February during Valentine's Day week. This annual icy extravaganza includes ice skating, sledding, skiing, snowboarding, ice games like Human Hungry Hungry Hippo and Valent-ICE sculptures. The magnificent ice statues are created by The Food Network and local champion ice carvers and business owners, Randy Finch and Derek Maxfield. Over 50 incredible, unique sculptures are on display downtown during the festival…some life-size, some interactive, all lighted and the selection is different each year. Bundle up, then walk or run with your local guide, Caroline Cook, to learn more about sub-zero art and the intriguing back stories.
Tour meets at Rosa Parks Circle.


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Georgetown est une ville américaine située dans le comté de Bear Lake en Idaho.

La ville est fondée au début des années 1870 par des colons mormons. Le lieu jusqu'alors nommé Twin Creeks prend le nom de Georgetown, en hommage à George Q. Cannon. Elle devient une municipalité le .

Démographie

Selon le recensement de 2010, Georgetown compte . La municipalité s'étend sur .

Notes et références

Municipalité dans l'Idaho
Localité dans le comté de Bear Lake

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This rainbow-colored quartz is a truly unique stone, created when amethyst is infused with titanium in a vacuum chamber. The result is a metallic finish that shimmers with all different colors of the spectrum! Give your space an out-of-this-world touch. No two pieces are alike and each is fitted with a custom stand for easy display. Mined in Brazil, specimens measure about 5.5-6 inches long, 4 inches wide, and 1.5-2 inches. With its stand, stone measures 6.5- 8 inches high. Weighs about 2.5 pounds.
Due to the nature of genuine gemstone, this piece will feature slight variations in color, details, and overall appearance. Such characteristics enhance the unique beauty of each piece. Stands may feature scratches and surface imperfections.


I purchased some shielded wire that was advertised as suitable for EFI trigger sensors however the shielding seems like very flimsy fine aluminium and isn't braided; just spiraled around the 2 cores. Is this typical of shielded cable or does this wire sound like sub-par quality cable?
If the shield is a foil wrapped around the two cables which completely encompasses them, then electrically the wire will still be fine and the shielding will do its job. What you need to look out for is the temp rating on the cable. If its PVC insulated, it'll melt the moment you get the head gun near it for shrinking boots or similar, and isnt really ideal. I usually use M27500 cable even for a club level harness, as I'm yet to find a nice TXL (or similar) insulated, shielded cable.


^ 2015 Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix. formula1.com. Formula One Administration. [2015-03-15].
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^ Wood, Will. Mercedes ready to reassert Shanghai supremacy. F1Fanatic. 2015-04-08 [2015-05-04].
^ Collantine, Keith. Mercedes set scorching pace in first practice. F1Fanatic. 2015-04-10 [2015-04-27].
^ Saunders, Nate. Red Bull investigates Kvyat's brakes after FP2 failure. ESPN. 2015-04-10 [2015-04-27].
^ Chinese Grand Prix: man runs on Shanghai track sparking F1 safety fears. Guardian. 2015-04-10 [2015-04-27].
^ Collantine, Keith. Hamilton holds reduced lead in second practice. F1Fanatic. 2015-04-10 [2015-04-27].
^ Collantine, Keith. Hamilton makes it three out of three in Shanghai. F1Fanatic. 2015-04-11 [2015-04-27].
^ Barretto, Lawrence. F1 Chinese GP: Titanium spark plate caused Williams cockpit smoke. autosport.com. 2015-04-11 [2015-04-27].
^ Johnson, Daniel. Chinese Grand Prix 2015: Lewis Hamilton lands pole ahead of team-mate Nico Rosberg in Shanghai. telegraph.co.uk. The Telegraph. 2015-04-11 [2015-04-27].
^ Collantine, Keith. Hat-trick for Hamilton after narrow pole position win. F1Fanatic. 2015-04-11 [2015-04-27].
^ 20.0 20.1 McVeigh, Niall. Chinese Grand Prix: F1 2015 – as it happened. The Guardian. 2015-04-12 [2015-05-04].
^ 21.0 21.1 Hamilton's tyre-saving helped Raikkonen catch Vettel. F1Fantatic.com. Keith Collantine. 2015-04-13 [2015-04-15].
^ Jenson Button penalised for Pastor Maldonado clash. Autosport.com. Autosport. 2015-04-12 [2015-04-13].
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^ Johnson, Daniel. Lewis Hamilton accused of being selfish by Nico Rosberg as tensions resurface at Chinese Grand Prix 2015. The Telegraph. 2015-04-12 [2015-05-04].
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A race ready, light, stiff and fast 30/40T high-modulus uni-directional carbon mix frameset. Tapered fork legs with a truncated aero profile improve comfort whilst retaining the aero benefits of old and dressed in the Madison Genesis team colours. You'll be pleased to know that the high grade carbon comes at no sacrifice to durability and our original limited lifetime warranty remains.
27.2mm seatpost for increased in-saddle comfort.
Mechanical or fully internal Di2 ready – frame ships with all rubber grommets required and Di2 seatpost battery shim.
BB86 press-fit BB shell and fully internal cable routing.
Ships with FSA Orbit C-40 (No.42) sealed cartridge bearing integrated headset.


The Aircraft Engine Historical Society encourages therestoration of aircraft engines, both by individual collectors and by museums.
Restorer Andy Lloyd: "I am making progress with the Napier Lion engine; my biggest worry was the 80 year old plus water jackets. I pressure tested them with the help of Chris Williams, who has a Lion engine in his racing Bentley. He also had a spare set to test; we were both very pleased to have water tight cylinders. Chris has been very helpful throughout this rebuild.
The rod assemblies have been stripped, checked and rebuilt. The timing case has had the same attention and is now finished having had the hand starter area remade with a lot of time spent on the milling machine and lathe producing components.
I have ordered pistons which will hopefully arrive in March or April. The original piston's had varying amounts of corrosion, which I assume is down to age; I could not risk re-using them. The cylinders have been honed and I am currently working on the valves. Luckily they are very good and have only required a small amount of grinding and seat cutting.
I am also working on the engine carrier. This started out as an electric 'trash cart' for use in the city centre, I have removed the cart body and made up mountings with wooden engine bearers. This will also house the tanks, radiators and ancillaries."
July 30, 2009 -- The crank and rod's went together very well and the magneto's fitted easily. I am at one of those times when I am waiting for things and feel I am not getting much done, although I am picking up a few bits and pieces of ancillarys that I require; I recently got a beautiful WW1 aircraft revcounter with a 500-2500 rev range in working condition.
January 23, 2010 -- The pistons arrived and the engine is now fairly complete. The ancillaries and all the little parts that were missing are taking quite a bit of time to make but if it was easy everybody would be doing it !
July 24, 2010 -- A lot of time has been taken on the coolant system, making all the fittings, pipework and seals. Both mags are timed in, oil pipework to the head's is going well, control rods and support have been made along with a coolant header tank. The under body oil system is fairly complete as is the control panel. This weekend I am aiming to finish the fuel priming pipework; I had some help with the tiny jet drilling, which was to small for my general drilling equipment. All the valve clearances are done, cam cover gaskets in position and the engine turns over with a nice "whoosh" when cranked by hand.
March 18, 2011 -- I would have updated more regularly but I have been in the workshop instead. I have made good progress especially with the carburettors. I borrowed a set from a museum and had patterns made for the cast bodies. I have made all the internals including main jets, floats and rotary throttles. The throttle linkages are now coming together and the inlet manifolds are awaiting paint, the prop is mounted and the locktabs and main prop nut look well. The engine carrier now has folding support legs and Ash engine bearers in position.
November 4, 2011 -- I have had a great summer running the Lion engine at various events, some being very small local shows and others, such as the Shuttleworth's Edwardian flying days and Brookland's Double Twelve weekend attract international visitors. I have met so many interested people with questions, stories and great information regarding the Lion, I have hardly been able to take it all in. I have recently been invited to the RAF museum reserve collection where I have spent several days studying and making detailed notes of a genuine Napier Lion tool kit, which I am currently replicating to keep with my engine. There are YouTube clips of this summer's engine runs below.
February 11, 2012 -- I have recently collected a 4 blade test club for the Lion engine; it has been beautifully made by Colin Essex at Sovereign propellers in Coventry. I will let you know how it performs after the first test runs when the weather improves.
November 27, 2012 -- I have been very lucky and now have another Lion engine, in fact another type 5. I am now rebuilding an American car, a 1913 Chalmers 36 model 17, it will be finished as a Vanderbilt cup type car, I hope to be finished for its 100th birthday.
April 16, 2013 --I have done my first few rides out on the Chalmers, I didn't know 40mph was so scary !
Lion at Shuttleworth Lion's newest fan, HRH Prince Michael of Kent who joined us at Brooklands.
This is a Bristol Centaurus cutaway recently completed and donated to the Aerospace Museum of California, McClellan, California. Brian did not have a fuel control unit for the engine. Perhaps someone may know where one can be obtained? The museum would love to have it to complete this display. The last image is a progress photo of an R-4360 which should be in the museum this summer.
Restorer Brian Peaden: "The R-4360 has been completed and donated to the Aerospace Museum of California, McClellan, California. This is my hobby and retirement project so progress is slow.
The complete 4360 has one damaged cylinder, which I am trying to find a replacement for. If I can locate one and a starter motor I hope to be able to start and run this engine."


The CentOS team will have a booth at the cPanel 2016 WEIRED Conference in Portland, Oregon at the Hilton Portland & Executive Tower on October 3rd through the 5th 2016.
I (Johnny Hughes) will be there to discuss all things CentOS and we may have some guests at the booth from some of our Special Interest Groups and others from the CentOS Community.
If you are planning to be at the conference, please stop by and see us.


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10 Jun 08. A supercomputer developed by International Business Machines Corp. and scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico has become the first "petaflop" computer, processing more than one thousand trillion calculations per second. That is double the speed of the previous fastest, the IBM Blue Gene. The new computer, dubbed "Roadrunner," was commissioned by the U.S. Department of Energy to protect U.S. nuclear weapons. IBM said it is a hybrid assembled from components including chips used in videogames and standard x86 processors. (Source: WSJ)
06 Jun 08. QinetiQ delivers successful first test of penetrator for future planetary research. The first three test firings of small missile-like probes that will allow scientific measurements to be taken from the far side of the Moon have been successfully completed at MOD Pendine in South Wales in May 2008 using the long test track facility which is operated and managed by QinetiQ. The probes, called penetrators, travelled at 700 miles per hour along 300 metres of the 1,500 metre test track before hitting a sand target that had been constructed to replicate the surface of the moon. The impact generated a g-force of 10,000g – more than a thousand times stronger than a human-being could survive. The penetrators are being developed for the proposed UK-led MoonLITE mission to the Moon.
03 Jun 08. The ability to print large images such as maps of areas of special interest or blow-ups of pictures taken by UAVs can be crucial to military and humanitarian operations in the field. The new Ndura RUGGED® A0 Plotter from Blazepoint meets all the requirements in terms of print performance, deployability and resistance to extreme conditions and rough handling. Employing the latest printing technology, the new Plotter incorporates significant advances over the Ndura RUGGED® model that it replaces. Colour and monochrome images can be printed with a maximum print resolution of 2400 x 1200 dpi at significantly improved print speeds. In fact, images that previously took up to 30 minutes to print can now be achieved in around 80 seconds. The Plotter will print on a wider range of media than its predecessor, while the efficiency of ink usage has been enhanced. Very wide images can be printed as well as all sizes up to A0 (841mm x 1189mm) with edge to edge printing avoiding trimming and increasing image size.
05 Jun 08. Two Raytheon Company-built Standard Missile-2 Block IV missiles successfully intercepted and destroyed a short-range ballistic missile target above the Pacific Ocean June 5. The successful engagement demonstrated a near- term, sea-based capability for stopping threat ballistic missiles in their terminal or final phase of flight.
10 Jun 08. Today marked an important milestone in the Airbus Military A400M Flight Test Bed programme with the first ground runs of the Europrop International (EPI) TP400-D6 engine and Ratier-Figeac propeller installed upon the Marshall-owned C-130 test aircraft. This first run emphasises the power of the A400M engine/ prop combination which is the largest ever to be designed and produced in the Western world. The ground runs will enable the engineers to test and measure the engine starts, nacelle ventilation, intake distortion, engine noise behaviour and undertake the vibration stress survey to clear the new Ratier-Figeac/ Hamilton Sundstrand propeller. In total over 30 hours of ground running is foreseen before the aircraft can be cleared for flight, and during this phase Marshall Aerospace (MA) will start delivering data recorded from its Data Acquisition System to provide Airbus Military with key data on engine, propeller and nacelle performances. During the initial ground runs, checks will be performed to confirm the aircraft, engine and propeller interfaces, and flight test instrumentation. In addition, the propulsion system will undergo low power


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Cream the butter and sugar. Beat in the eggs 1 at a time. Beat in cinnamon. Work in enough flour to make a soft dough. From the dough into small balls. Place several balls in a hot waffle iron, spacing them evenly so they will not touch when spread out. Close the cover and bake until golden brown.


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Ljiljana Ranković (en ) est une joueuse de volley-ball serbe née le  à Valjevo. Elle joue au poste de réceptionneur-attaquant.

Palmarès

Clubs
Championnat de Serbie:
  2014, 2015, 2016, 2021
  2011, 2022
  2012, 2013
Supercoupe de Serbie:
  2013, 2014, 2015, 2020
Coupe de Serbie:
  2015, 2016
Championnat de France:
  2019
  2017, 2018
Coupe de France:
  2018
Supercoupe de France:
  2019

Équipe nationale
Championnat du Monde des moins de 18 ans:
  2009
Championnat d'Europe des moins de 18 ans:
  2009
Championnat d'Europe des moins de 20 ans:
  2010

Liens externes

  Profil women.volleybox
  Profil championsleague.cev
  Profil www-old.cev.eu

Notes et références

Joueuse serbe de volley-ball
Naissance en avril 1993


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Fake news alert: 17-year-old pic of polar bear visiting Norwegian vessel passed off as new
The Local - [email protected] • 26 Jan, 2017 Updated Thu 26 Jan 2017 15:09 CEST
A 17-year-old photo taken aboard a Norwegian research vessel has been given a new life, much to the disappointment of the Norwegian Polar Institute.
The Daily Mail on Tuesday published the photo of "the astonishing moment a polar bear popped its head into the kitchen of a boat in the Arctic for a bite to eat" saying that the photo had "recently" been taken aboard the Lance, a Norwegian research ship.
Daily Mail credited Reddit as the inspiration for its story, pointing to a post from two months ago in which user 'Johnny_love' claimed his "uncle, who works on an Arctic research vessel, got an unexpected visitor today". That post generated 2,200 comments on Reddit and eventually drew the attention of Daily Mail and others.
But the Norwegian Polar Institute told public broadcaster NRK on Wednesday that the photo is actually from 17 years ago and that researchers are not happy to see it circulating the internet.
"That this picture is being spread with that accompanying information is not good for us," institute spokesman Øystein Mikkelborg told NRK.
He said that the photo was indeed taken upon the Lance, but that the man in the picture is now retired and was never a researcher. Likewise, the research vessel has been docked near Tromsø for the entire winter.
But most importantly, Mikkelborg said that the institute would never be part of feeding a polar bear like that today.
"The photo creates a very unfortunate impression of the Polar Institute. The Svalbard environmental protection act is very clear about not affecting wildlife by trying to attract the animals or feed them," he said. "In general, we should not disturb the animals and let nature take its course."
"When that photo was taken 17 years ago, there were somewhat different rules and the crew must have seen an opportunity to feed the bear and take the photo. But the rules today are that one shouldn't do something like that," he added.
Mikkelborg told NRK that he has absolutely no idea why the photo is getting a second life so many years later.
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Home » Technology » DarkMarket closed, Australian arrested who ran the largest illegal internet market
DarkMarket closed, Australian arrested who ran the largest illegal internet market
The world's largest illegal market DarkMarket has been disconnected from the Internet thanks to an international police operation involving Germany, Australia, Denmark, Moldova, Ukraine, the United Kingdom and the United States (DEA, FBI and IRS), translated Europol who coordinated the action.
At the time of its closure, DarkMarket had nearly half a million users and more than 2,400 sellers, as the corona virus pandemic moved a large portion of the street drug trade to the Internet. Drug dealers turned to the dark internet, social networks and home delivery due to the restrictions imposed by the pandemic.
But it's not just narcotics that are sold at DarkMarket. The site, which enabled more than 320,000 transactions, during which 4,650 bitcoins and 12,800 moners were spent (which is a total of more than 140 million euros), also sold counterfeit banknotes, stolen and false data on payment cards, anonymous SIM cards, malware and much more.
Police in Oldenburg, Germany, arrested a 34-year-old Australian citizen who allegedly ran DarkMarket near the German-Danish border this weekend. The investigation, led by the Cybercrime Unit of the Public Prosecutor's Office in Koblenz, enabled the police to close DarkMarket, turn off the servers and seize the site's infrastructure – more than 20 servers in Moldova and Ukraine. The saved data will reveal new clues to investigators for further investigation and finding moderators, sellers and buyers from the site.
The arrested Australian was brought before the court, but he defended himself by keeping silent. The court ordered his detention.
German prosecutors said DarkMarket caught attention during an investigation into Cyberbunker, a web hosting service housed in a NATO bunker in southwest Germany.
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Swach Bharat Mission is a collective Responsibility: Kavinder Gupta
Speaker J&K Legislative Assembly and MLA from Gandhi Nagar Constituency, Kavinder Gupta on Friday toured the rural belt of his constituency. He toured Jeevan Nagar, Mahakali Nagar, Gadhi Garh, Upper and Lower and interacted with people at these places.
The Speaker was accompanied by SDM, South, Shahid Mehmood; BDO, Satwari, Shafqat; X-En, PWD, Abdullah; X-En, PHE, Ashok Sharma; X-En, PDD, Arvind Chibber; X-En, I&FC, Anil Sharma and other field staff of these departments.
The Speaker convened various public grievances camp cum awareness camp at these places to take first hand appraisal of the problems and demands of the people and also to make them aware about the various welfare programs being run by the government so that they can avail maximum benefit.
People of the area apprised the Speaker about various problems being faced by them which included lack of transport facility, Scarcity of drinking water, unhygienic surroundings and projected some demands for installation of electric poles, establishment of medical facilities, and macadamization of roads.
While addressing the people, Speaker said that unhygienic surroundings is always self created, it needs a inner introspection, "Swach Bharat Mission" is the flagship program of the Government of India, he added. And the government is extending every possible help to make it a success, but for that everyone of us have to contribute as it becomes our collective responsibility to keep our surroundings neat and clean.
Responding to the other problems, Speaker said that macadamization of roads have already been started with an estimated expenditure of around 40 cr. for the Gandhi Nagar Constituency and it will be completed by the month of June and the quality of roads will be excellent this time, he added.
On the issue of transportation, Gupta took a dig on the previous NC-congress regime and said that he is aware of the fact that these areas lack transport facility from a long time and nothing has been done due to the unpretentious attitude of the previous government. Gupta told them that he has already taken up the matter with the transport minister and the facility will be provided to them very soon.
The Speaker directed the SDM to furnish details with him regarding working of PHC's and CHC's of the area and their staff strength, he also directed the officials of PDD and PHE to work with strict adherence and solve the issues related to electricity and water supply at the earliest. Gupta further appealed to the locals that they should also cooperate with the concerned departments and should take part and aware others regarding the implementations of community development programs. Prominent among others were Vinay Gupta, Jaideep Sharma, Pt. Ashok Khajuria, Baldev Billoria, Satpal Chowdhary, Varinder Jeet Singh, Er. Ashwani Khosla, Vijender Dutta who accompanied the Speaker.
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In anticipation of Holding The Man's cinematic release, Samuel Leighton-Dore reflects on the transcendent power of Timothy Conigrave's classic memoir of the same title — and discovers how ingrained in Australian (and personal) history it really is.
Since its traumatic origins in August 1985, during the early years of the HIV and AIDS crisis, ACON has evolved into a dynamic and multifaceted health promotion organisation. With the end of HIV transmissions now in sight, it is still an essential and enduring part of NSW's health sector.


Written and Directed by Boris Tsessarsky, 'King's Highway: The story of Malcolm Fairfield' as the title suggests is a documentary, based on the life of a performing artist by the same name. Filmed in Montclair, it begins with the stories of a Montclair State University ghost that has been haunting the Memorial Auditorium for more than four decades in a row. Through archived material and interviews, the documentary explores the unusual happenings around the theatre industry bringing to mind universal questions on life and death.
The story of Fairfield raises questions on matters that are philosophical, reflective and thought-provoking: is death transcendental? Does your life's passion become you, even after you're gone? Is it really that hard to let go? Through this documentary, Tsessarsky ensures that these questions are raised not just by Fairfield's family, but also by all those who witness his life in this 21:40 short.
Tsessarsky ensures to handle the project sensitively. After all, this was a living, breathing and much-loved individual whose short life only made him more revered. As the various interviewees describe Fairfield, it becomes apparent that he clearly had a personality larger than life. From his majestic looks to his talent on stage, he was remembered for being a standout right from the start. The thin line of a heartfelt eulogy that borders on the making of a mythology/legend is so well handled by Tsessarsky, that it is hard not to applaud the efforts!
Some whisper of hearing piano notes, others of seeing a shadow move about, while yet others of a friendly entity. Regardless of each of their encounters, one thing remains common – that of someone in the theatre at the Montclair State University. Now, whether this spirit is the figment of collective imagination or the willful wishing of Fairfield's loved ones or the product of a tragedy of someone gone too soon, remains open to debate and to each individual's interpretation. What Tsessarsky does is leave the doors open to individual rendition.
Through re-enactments of the plays he once starred in, Fairfield is brought to life by Brian Sedita; and we see him in the great roles he once donned for the stage. It is hard not to get affected by his charm and the rich baritone he brings to the stage, and we aren't referring to just his voice. As we hear the voice-overs of the various interviewees, Fairfield slowly starts to become all those roles that he once portrayed and we too get convinced in the legendary tales of the theatre world. The supportive cast which includes Carolee, (Brook Garfinkel) and Daine, (Lana Abdo) also manage to help recreate the world of Fairfield along with Sedita.
Tsessarsky's skills is simply noteworthy! Neither does he go overboard in his effort to address such a delicate subject, nor does he over sensitize it for his audience. He simply leaves it open for their judgment.
Aaron Pattap's cinematography captures the soul of the story. With the seamless blending of the foreground and background, the story comes to life with a hint of nostalgia, awe and wonder. Add to that, the editing of the visuals by Clarkson Fisher only makes this documentary more compelling.
'King's Highway: The story of Malcolm Fairfield' is the making of a legend, a mythology. But, above all else, it's a heartfelt eulogy to a much loved and talented individual whose life was simply, unfairly cut short.


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HJC Introduces New i100 Modular Helmet
A do-it-all helmet chock full of features.
Dec 23, 2021 at 8:00am ET
HJC is considered by many as one of the top-tier helmet manufacturers in the industry. With a broad scope of motorcycle helmets covering a wide spectrum of budgets, HJC seems to have the perfect helmet for all types of riding. I'm quite a fan of HJC myself, with a few of the helmets in my collection from the Korean manufacturer. That said, HJC has decided to step up its game in the modular helmet segment with the i100. Let's take a closer look.
The HJC i100 takes what's awesome about the i90 and makes it even better. It employs modern styling that makes it look like premium sport-touring lid. Its angular shape and muscular profile give it a sporty look and feel. Meanwhile, when in the open position, the chin guard swings all the way back keeping the top of your head free from wind buffeting. The i100 is, after all, double homologated, meaning it can be worn both in the open and closed position.
From a safety perspective, the i100 complies with the lates ECE 22.06 standard, and features a large visor that offers a wide field of vision. Furthermore, it comes with a Pinlock anti-fog film, and a drop-down visor for sunny days on the saddle. The new helmet incorporates a channel ventilation system which can easily be toggled open or closed depending on your preferences. The helmet's inner liners are completely removable and feature eyewear compatibility. Lastly, it attaches securely via a quick-release micrometric buckle.
Other nifty features on display with the HJC i100 include compatibility with HJC's Smart 10B and 20B communicators. Fitting a third-party comms system shouldn't be a problem, either. As for colors, the i100 is available in six shades ranging from white, various shades of gray, and black. Pricing is set at 319 Euros, or $360 USD, while sizes range from XS to 2XL.
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By Allan L Mann on November 1, 2019
It's November, and that means NaNoWriMo.
What the heck? What does that mean? Well, if you're not an author, you may not have heard of this jumble of letters before. You may have heard about Movember, but NaNoWriMo is short for National Novel Writing Month, and this happens every November.
For many, this month is one during which they dedicate themselves to writing 50,000 words – that's almost the average word count for a typical novel. In my case, however, its a call to action of a different sort. Yes, it's a time to focus on writing, more so than normal, perhaps, but I decided to do something different.
I will be publishing regular, behind the scenes, members-only content for my supporters through Patreon. "What's that?" I hear you ask. It's a way for you to get this exclusive content and support my writing efforts for a small, monthly financial commitment. In short, however, there are four levels, but for less than a "froo-froo coffee," as Tom Guthrie would say, you'll receive some goodies – signed books – and lots of audio/video content.
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I am writing this post with a grateful heart for the last few days of my life. I have walked the decks of this massive engineering marvel, listening to amazing music and meeting incredible people, but carrying with me the names of those I love and those who made it possible for me to come. I'll likely do a reflection post a few days after this whole event is over, but as of now, I feel like a changed man.
This morning I attended an illuminating Q&A with the gentleman from Pain of Salvation. Pain of Salvation was one of the most formative bands of my teenage years, and I have been following them since The Perfect Element came out. It was pretty great to be able to hear Daniel talk in detail about his craft.
Some observations from the Q&A: One might assume that, because Pain of Salvation's lyrics are often highly emotional and intense, the guys would be brooding and pretentious. But Daniel and the boys were really jovial and lighthearted, and cracked jokes throughout the session. I learned from the drummer that among is friends, there was a"Beyond the Pale" test for any potential female partners, which is this: play them "Beyond the Pale", and if they like it, they are the right girl for you. I assume this applies for guys as well. I also learned from Daniel that the best advice he's ever received is to stomp while you're playing guitar with your heel instead of your toe so you don't look stupid. The session was really fun for those present.
After the session, I headed to the pool stage to see Spock's Beard play. Jimmy Keegan, their drummer, left a little bit ago, and for this show was replaced by none other than Nick D'Virgilio, the original drummer and second frontman of Spock's Beard. They did a great set of old and new songs, although they weighed towards the older one.
Spock's Beard started with "On a Perfect Day", which Nick and Ted both sang in different parts. That was followed by one of my favorite Spock's Beard songs, "Crack the Big Sky". They also played "Distance to the Sun", which was absolutely beautifully gorgeous. The next three, "Walking on the Wind", "Submerged", and "Go the Way You Go", were great blends of both old and new, and Ted Leonard handled the classics with confidence. Having Nick on the drums was a treat. He is immensely talented, both as a musician and a frontman. I'm glad that I got to see Spock's kill it. It was particularly moving to look up and see Neal Morse, the original Spock's Beard songwriter and primary vocalist, on the upper deck, nodding his head and smiling throughout.
I headed over to see John Wesley. I talked about seeing John on Monday for his acoustic show, but really, seeing him with his band was just incredible. He had the help of the fantastic Sean Malone on the bass, and the solid drumming of Mark Prager on the drums. John Wesley is such a talented guy in many ways, but he truly has a gift for writing music that showcases his immense talent, but is also deeply human and relatable. I am in love with his new album, so I loved to hear songs like "by the light of a sun", "a way you'll never be", and "the revolutionist" in that setting. I am sincerely hoping that John can tour and share this music in a live setting with the world, because I think he is and has always been an under appreciated talent, and is deserving of much more recognition and respect.
After Wesley's set, I headed over to catch the Nick Beggs and Roger King Q&A. Both of them play for Steve Hackett, both are freakishly talented, and the two of them form 2/3 of The Mute Gods. This was one of the most fun Q&A sessions, mostly because of the rapport between Roger and Nick. They would slice each other to pieces with their acerbic British wit, and then sincerely compliment each other's talent. Nick was wearing a kilt, which was the source of about half the jokes.
I then saw Frost*. I'll admit, I'm not as familiar with their stuff, but I am familiar with John Mitchell's work. Frost* performed a set of well crafted, catchy progressive pop. The only song I recognized was "Milliontown". The keyboards needed to be restarted a minute or so into the song, so they treated us with a sound sample of an accordion song and an accompanying jig. I'm inspired to look further into Frost* after their excellent set.
I decided that I would stick around and see Pain of Salvation again, but only if they played different songs. A couple of bands played mostly identical sets. But Pain of Salvation opened with "On a Sunday", the brutal opener to their newest album. I decided to stay, and it was the best decision. They played several songs from Remedy Lane and The Perfect Element ("Rope Ends", "Ashes", and "A Trace of Blood"), along with some of their newest songs ("Reasons", "Meaningless"). They closed their set with the same song as last time, "In the Passing Light of Day", and that gorgeous melody is still stuck in my head, despite the fact that it's been several hours since I heard it. I am so grateful that I can say that I saw the legendary Pain of Salvation twice in concert.
After their set, I headed to Mike Portnoy's Birthday Bash. There were rumors flying around about what would happen, and most of us turned out to be true – Dream Theater reunited to play with Mike!
Mike started his birthday by playing some Liquid Tension Experiment, as Levin was also on the boat. Assuming the roles of Jordan Rudess and John Petrucci were Diego from Haken and Eric Gillette from Neal Morse Band, respectively. They played Liquid Tension Experiment's best songs- "Paradigm Shift", "Acid Rain", and "Universal Mind".
Portnoy then introduced his 12 Step Suite, along with the band that he had asked to play for him. Haken (sans their drummer) came out and assumed the roles of the DT personnel, and there couldn't have been a better fit. Ross sounded amazing as he sang James's ridiculously high vocal parts with enthusiasm and energy. To make an awesome performance even more awesome, Daniel Gildenlow was brought out to sing "This Dying Soul", and Ted Leonard sang "The Root of All Evil", so we were treated to 3 legendary vocalist's take on the source material. On the previously unreleased last section of the 12 Step Suite, Ted, Ross, and Daniel joined the band onstage and sang the final, previously unheard lyrics to a really enthusiastic crowd.
Diego, Ross, and Eric were the stars of this performance. Eric Gillette was introduced as John Petrucci Jr., and he lived up to that title and more. Diego and Ross have made quite the name for themselves with Haken, so I'll just say that they did a pretty near perfect job. However, I think that Eric Gillette is a star, but in the next couple years, he will become even more of a star. I hadn't heard him play outside of The Neal Morse Band, but I am coming away highly impressed with his skills both as a singer and instrumentalist. I'll have to check out his solo stuff, and if it turns out his original stuff his good…watch out, world, for Eric Gillette.
I have so much more to say, but it's late and I am tired, so I am signing out for tonight. Love to all of you. -Thomas.
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Marilyn Invitation (Castelli Graphics) by Andy Warhol
Andy Warhol's portrait of Marilyn Monroe was taken from a publicity still of her 1953 film Niagara. This portfolio is one of ten screen prints produced on paper and published as an edition of 100 each. Marylin Monroe 21 by Andy Warhol is one of the most vibrant of the set. The colors and the iconic subject encapsulate the pop art movement Andy Warhol founded.
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Marilyn Invitation (Castelli Graphics) by Andy Warhol is Warhol's invitation to his exhibition at Castelli Gallery.
Andy Warhol's interest in the commoditization of pop culture lead to different techniques in the creation of reproductions. Warhol played with variations of color and composition of a single image to produce limited edition prints. The portrait of Marilyn Monroe 24 is from a publicity still of her 1953 film Niagara. This portfolio is one of ten screen prints produced on paper and published as an edition of 250 each.
Marylin Monroe, alike Andy Warhol, is one of the most infamous figures of pop culture. Marilyn represents the glamour, charm and iconic status that Andy Warhol loved in his subjects.In the 1960s, Andy Warhol created many "mass-produced" images from photographs of celebrities such as Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley and Jackie Onassis. Warhol was inspired to experiment with silkscreen printing, thus bringing together art and commodity culture.
Andy Warhol's usage of Marilyn Monroe's image directly after her suicide is a testament to the twisted nature of Warhol's work. Andy Warhol made beauty out of tragedy, and tragedy out of beauty. Andy Warhol's Marilyn Monroe images capture the pop art essence: to bring popular culture into the household as art, as a critical comment on traditional fine art values. Andy Warhol understood the fun draw of modern culture. No one was more fun or modern than Marilyn Monroe.However, Even as Warhol canonizes Monroe, he reveals her public persona as a carefully structured illusion.
By repeating Monroe's image (and that of other celebrities) over and over again, Warhol acknowledged his own fascination with a society in which personas could be manufactured, commodified, and consumed like products.
Marilyn Monroe 27 comes in sharp bright pink tones.The bright colors and the usage of Marilyn Monroe as the subject encapsulate the pop art movement Andy Warhol founded.
Gisele on the Couch by Sante D'Orazio
Donna Trumpette by Saint Hoax
Mike Tyson (Red) by Michel Comte
Elephant by Richard Orlinski
Red Wine by Tyler Shields
Sonia Braga by Michel Comte


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Q: how to get the value of a checkbox in javascript how do I get the id of the selected checkbox already tried in several ways and does not return values

¿Qué productos de belleza llevas siempre contigo?

        <input type="checkbox" name="vehicle[]" value="hipster" >Bálsamo labial y sombra de un sólo tono.

        <input type="checkbox" name="vehicle[]" value="rocker" >Delineador y esmalte en tonos obscuros.

        <input type="checkbox" name="vehicle[]" value="chic" >El lipstick y las sombras que te quedan increíble y que jamás pasarán de moda.

        <input type="checkbox" name="vehicle[]" value="junkie" >El último lanzamiento de tu marca favorita y el esmalte de uñas que está marcando tendencia

¿Para una cita cuál es tu look favorito?

        <input type="checkbox" name="vehicle[]" value="hipster">Skinny jeans, maquillaje natural y un accesorio que destaque.

        <input type="checkbox" name="vehicle[]" value="rocker">Chamarra de piel y ojos smoky.

        <input type="checkbox" name="vehicle[]" value="chic">Blusa con olanes y maquillaje en tonos pastel.

        <input type="checkbox" name="vehicle[]" value="junkie">Con las últimas tendencias de pies a cabeza, tanto en outfit como maquillaje.

$(document).ready(function() {
    $('input[type=checkbox]').on('click', function(){
      var parent = $(this).parent().attr('id');
      $('#'+parent+' input[type=checkbox]').removeAttr('checked');
      $(this).attr('checked', 'checked');
    });
});

http://jsfiddle.net/QSTns/

A: You should be using radio buttons for this, as this is what they were designed for, and changing the expected behavior could be confusing and/or annoying to the user.
Now, if you're interested in getting the ID of the list item containing the checked checkbox (using your existing code), use this:
$('input[type=checkbox]').on('click', function(){
    var parent = $(this).parent().attr('id');
    $('#'+parent+' input[type=checkbox]').removeAttr('checked');
    $(this).attr('checked', 'checked');
    console.log( $(this).parent().attr('id') ); // Gets the ID
});

jsFiddle example

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