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Air quality is a significant quality-of-life issue for Southeast Michigan residents. Ground-level ozone is a result of hot, sunny days. Elevated levels can be cause for concern to the environment, as well as a health hazard, particularly for the elderly, the young, and those suffering from respiratory ailments.
On Ozone Action Days, Southeast Michigan residents are asked to take simple steps to reduce ozone creation. Residents can make a difference by limiting certain activities – like filling up on gas or mowing the lawn – which cause harmful emissions to enter the atmosphere. Cumulative actions by many do make a difference.
This Pulse of the Region survey is an easy way for the public to voice their opinions and provide better direction for marketing and promoting the Ozone Action Program.
How do you adjust your activities on an Ozone Action Day.
What is the current state of Southeast Michigan's air quality? Our air is cleaner now than in the past, and air monitors in the region show we're currently in compliance with the national ozone standard.
The Ozone Action season runs from May 1-September 30. In 2011, there were eight Ozone Action Days.
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This article was published in the Review & Herald magazine on October 31, 1918. Dr. W. A. Ruble was the Secretary for the General Conference Medical Department. October was the deadliest month of the entire pandemic in the United States, and the points he makes in this article had a profound effect on me when I read it. Be inspired. Be challenged.
Our country at this time is passing through one of the most widespread and devastating pandemics that it has ever experienced. Gruesome accounts are given on every hand of cemeteries strewn with occupied coffins awaiting diggers to inter them; undertakers with dozens of bodies awaiting caskets; morgues taxed to their capacity, and additional buildings and even tents requisitioned for the overflow.
Among the living many are dying unattended by physician or nurse. The scarcity of doctors and nurses occasioned by the war has made adequate help to the suffering impossible. Every practical nurse and every other person that could at all minister to the sick has been called into service, and still there is not enough help.
Many cases of the disease even among our own people have been neglected because of lack of some one to minister to them. Our sanitariums are crowded with these cases, and many nurses, doctors, and others have contracted the disease.
What should all this mean to Seventh-day Adventists? Some "holier-than-thou" person who has escaped the disease may look upon this epidemic as a harbinger of the great distress that will come in the last days and may look upon his immunity to the disease as an evidence of his own righteousness, while attributing the misfortune of his brother to his lack of fidelity. Another crank on health reform, seeing his brother laid low and himself escaping, will say, " I told you so. If you ate as I do, you would escape these plagues." Are these the lessons to draw from this calamity? It is certainly time for us to live up to all the light we have in every way; but the great lesson, it seems to me, that we should learn from this experience is to get ready for later and worse scourges than this, which will surely come, prophecy being true.
Look at the curtailing of opportunities for carrying the gospel to the world as occasioned by influenza: churches and all public meetings closed, travel by train and steamship restricted, colporteurs refused the privilege of pursuing their work, and even mails interfered with so that it takes a week for a letter to go where it went in a day before.
With this introduction I want to, ask my first question again: After influenza, what? What shall Seventh-day Adventists do to be ready for such experiences? We have known from Bible teachings and from the spirit of prophecy for many years that such times were coming. We have been told over and over again to prepare for these experiences by well-ordered lives and by securing such a preparation for service as would enable all our people to minister to the sick and distressed in such a time. Ministers, colporteurs, teachers, and lay members have been urged to become medical missionaries. We are told that every Seventh-day Adventist home should be a small sanitarium, that every Seventh-day Adventist should be a medical evangelist, that the medical phase of our work would be one of the last to be closed.
During this epidemic every Seventh-day Adventist has had ten times as many opportunities for service as he could fill if he had been ready for them. What a chance for missionary endeavor and for practicing that pure religion and undefiled of which James speaks! Some, however, have been so fearful of contracting the disease that they have refrained from offering assistance to the distressed until the disease actually invaded their own families, while others have exceeded their strength in ministry to the sick. In such experiences as we are passing through, barriers, social and professional, are being broken down. What a sick person or the family of a sick member wants is some one that can and will do something for them. It matters not whether the helper be white or black, Christian or heathen, rich or poor. The doctor and the nurse no longer hold the pre-eminence they have held heretofore. The practical nurse or any one who can do things is in demand.
After influenza, what? Let every Seventh-day Adventist become a medical missionary. Let our sanitariums establish short intensive courses. Let our colleges and schools install equipment and provide courses that every young man and woman shall learn nursing. Let schools of health and first-aid courses be given in every church. In short, let us do what the Lord through his servant for forty years has told us to do, namely, become medical missionary evangelists indeed, and not in theory only.


Beware of Zombies at Le Mans Go Karts!
'The Walking Dead' became slightly less pedestrian at Le Mans Go Karts on May the 3rd, when Sara Sciberras' hen's night took an interesting twist.
Should her friends and bridesmaids not already have been completely blown away by the excitement of an already-novel party at Le Man's, Sarah's entourage would certainly have been tipped over the edge by the introduction of a rather unique individual.
Sarah is a self confessed zombie-fanatic, and it seems she felt her last big night out as a single lady needed that extra bit of kick to make sure people remembered it. You know, the sort of kick that only a seven foot member of an undead horde can bring to a party. And what better way to improve on your best lap speed than to have a ghoulish reanimation to run away from?
Following a spectacular soiree in the Le Man's party room, the girls made their way to the track, hired zombie in tow. The photographs speak for themselves; this was by no means an ordinary hen's night.
Fortunately, the walking dead was leashed securely enough to ensure that no member of Sarah's wedding party was harmed. Such was their safety, it makes you wonder why none of the characters in zombie movies ever develop the sense to just wear a go-karting helmet, which are famously difficult to bite through.
It's unknown how many living corpses will be in attendance at the actual ceremony, although if the tradition of jokes about mother-in-laws is to be maintained, there might be one or two. We'll leave those sort of comments to the speeches of tipsy relatives, to be safe.


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The 4 Best Santoku Knives
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By Anne Loreto Cruz
Whether you're looking to add to an existing knife set or are just starting your collection, a Santoku knife is a versatile tool that every home cook should have in their kitchen. The best Santoku knives have thin, full tang blades made from durable high carbon or stainless steel, and ergonomic handles that are comfortable enough for prolonged use.
When choosing any kitchen knife, you'll want to consider both the height and length of the blade. Santoku knife blades typically range from 5 to 7 inches in length, and should loosely correspond with the chef's height. As for knife's height, a taller blade is also useful for scooping up ingredients, while a narrower blade is better suited for precision cuts.
The material of the blade itself also plays an important role. Most kitchen knives are made with high carbon or stainless steel for maximum durability and sharpness. High carbon steel excels at keeping its edge with regular sharpening and maintenance, but it can rust over time, especially if you put it in the dishwasher. On the other hand, stainless steel blades tend to be slightly more rust resistant, and are less susceptible to chipping. High carbon steel is usually the metal of choice for professional chefs who often sharpen their knives more regularly than home cooks, but home cooks may prefer more affordable stainless steel knives.
One feature unique to Santoku knives that you should consider is the dimpled edges on the face of the blade. Many Santoku knives have small depressions on the blade which not only look stunning but also prevent ingredients from sticking to it. However, some chefs may prefer a simple, ultra-sharp knife for ultimate precision. You'll also want to look for a durable handle material, like Pakkawood or laminate, which have the added advantage of being dishwasher-safe.
With all of this in mind, here are some of the best Santoku knives you can buy on Amazon right now.
1. The Best Overall
imarku 7-Inch Santoku Knife
Blade length: 7 inches
Handle material: pakkawood
This 7-inch long Santoku knife from imarku provides great blade quality for the price point. The 2.5-millimeter thickness can create paper-thin slices with precision, but the wide bolster at the heel of the blade will help keep your fingers from slipping, so this knife will feel comfortable even after long periods of use. With a 7-inch blade, this knife is long enough to feel well balanced without being too bulky for most people.
The handle is made from Pakkawood, a material that composites both natural wood and plastic to give the knife a rugged look without it being susceptible to cracking or other damage as is common with pure natural wood handles. As a result, this full tang Santoku knife is dishwasher safe, though many cooking enthusiasts agree that hand-washing is the best way to clean your knife while preserving the blade's edge.
One reviewer wrote: "This is my second imarku knife. I was amazed at the quality of this knife that should cost much more. The flat edge of the blade makes chopping vegetables very easy. The quality of the packaging is great. I keep my knives stored in the original box to protect them and the box looks great. I have never seen a company that goes so far out of the way to make sure their customers are satisfied with their products and the manufacturer."
2. The Runner-Up
Henckels Statement Hollow Edge 7-Inch Santoku Knife
Blade length: 7 inches (also available in 5 inches)
Handle material: not listed
This dimpled-edge Santoku knife from world-renowned knife maker Henckels is an absolute steal for under $20. The blade is precision-stamped from German stainless steel, and has a full tang design for perfect balance and maximum durability. The lightweight blade makes easy work of dicing ingredients, and it comes finely honed to a sharp edge right out of the box. The dimpled edges also help keep foods like potatoes or fruits from sticking to the blade after each slice. If you prefer a shorter knife, or want a 2-piece set, this one is also available in a 5-inch length.
Secured with three rivets, the handle is curved to facilitate an ergonomic grip that won't tire after lots of chopping and mincing. Reviewers also noted that they love how the extended tang lends the handle some weight to ease the knife through tougher ingredients, but it still feels more lightweight than a western chef's knife. This knife is also dishwasher safe.
One reviewer wrote: "Replacing an old Chicago Cutlery santoku that was to put it nicely, garbage. I have a Henckels 9" pro chef knife that I really like, they're not always the heaviest so that can take some getting used to, but for the value, I don't think you can beat this one. Good balanced weight, fights a larger hand beat probably, I'm a medium. But the weight, balance, shape, and sharpness are pretty great so far, have been favoring this one as of late"
3. A Splurge-Worthy Santoku Knife
Zelite Infinity 7 inch Santoku Knife
Blade material: high carbon stainless steel
Handle material: G10 fiberglass laminate
Professional chefs on Amazon love this 7-inch full tang Santoku knife from Zelite for its high carbon stainless steel blade that holds its edge even after months of regular use. The blade also boasts a gorgeous "tsunami rose damascus" pattern from the forging process and signature Santoku knife dimples that create air pockets to reduce sticking. Reviewers also liked this knife's hybrid-style blade that allows for some rocking motion while cutting, instead of a traditional flat blade.
The handle on this knife is made from a sturdy composite fiberglass material that's not vulnerable to water damage and is secured to the blade with three rivets, including a beautiful metal mosaic rivet. The slightly curved handle feels comfortable, even after long periods of use, and the bolster helps keep the knife in place within your hand as you cut. Since the blade is made from high carbon stainless steel, it's not recommended to put it in the dishwasher. It does, however, come with a four-year satisfaction guarantee in addition to a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
One reviewer wrote: "I got the 7" Santoku over a year ago and have had it professionally sharpened just once in that time. I'm blown away, it's basically the only knife I use. Great edge retention and the slight bevel in this santoku makes it quite versatile in the kitchen. Highly recommended"
4. A 5-Inch Knife That Comes With A Cutting Board
Wüsthof Classic 5" Hollow Edge Santoku Knife with Cutting Board
For shorter cooks, or those who just want to add a smaller knife to their collection, this 5-inch Sanotku knife from Wüsthof is a great option. It features a full-tang construction, a triple-riveted handle, and dimpled edges, offering everything you could want in a Santoku knife, all in a smaller size that's perfect for delicate prep work. The ergonomic handle is comfortable and easy to hold, and the high-carbon stainless steel blade can stand up to regular sharpening, and holds its edge well. It boasts a near-perfect 5-star rating on Amazon.
One reviewer wrote: "I love the size of this knife. I already had the longer version which is my "go to" chopping knife. The shorter blade takes a little getting used to but like all Wusthof knives, it is well balanced and functions beautifully. A nice addition to my kitchen!"

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Aug 26 PREVIEW: Electric Gardens is back for 2018!
The legendary Fatboy Slim returns to our shores this coming January after a two year Australian hiatus. Headlining the always huge Eclectic Gardens festival at the picture-perfect Red Hill Auditorium, this will be the second time the superstar DJ has graced the hyped stage.
The third annual festival will be supported by upcoming creator-of-bangers, Gorgon City, who are currently enjoying success with dance floor-filling tunes such as the catchy hit, ready for your love.
Renowned for his cosmic sets which are famously a mix of his most famous hits and somewhat random songs perfectly fused in one magical set, Fatboy Slim, real name Norman Cook has proved over his wide career what it really means to be a DJ.
The unmissable and one-of-a-kind festi is a one-day event that takes place mid-bang in summer on the 19th of January. So buy your tickets and pack your sunnies for a gig that maximises both location and the power of Talented DJ's.
Buy tickets for the Perth gig now so you don't miss out!


Lon Johnson is running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Michigan's 1st District as the Democratic candidate.
As part of our election coverage, we asked all the major-party candidates running for Congress the same questions.
1) What is the most important issue facing your district?
We must protect the benefits that you've worked a lifetime to earn: Social Security, Medicare and VA services. We must not allow Social Security to be sent to Wall Street. We must make our government as honest and hardworking as the people who pay for it – us. That starts with civility and bi-partisanship. I believe we must work together to create a U.P. and Northern Michigan where our families can stay and succeed. That means bringing high-speed internet and mobile phone service to all every part of this district, investing in infrastructure like a new Soo Lock, and exploring the return of passenger rail service to Northern Michigan.
2) How do you plan to address it?
10.) shut down the line 5 oil pipeline at the Straits of Mackinac so it can be independently inspected and verified to be 100% safe. By investing in and protecting our greatest assets – our people, land and Great Lakes – we can create a U.P. and Northern Michigan where our families can stay and succeed.
Crazy Horse and Custer by Stephen Ambrose. It's an interesting history of the development of our country.
4) If you don't win the election, what will you do?
Continue to build a Northern Michigan and Upper Peninsula where families can stay and succeed.
Election Day is less than a week away, and one of the most competitive races in the nation is right here in Michigan.
For our segment This Week in Michigan Politics, Jack Lessenberry and Doug Tribou talk about Democrat Gretchen Driskell's bid to win the state's 7th Congressional District over incumbent Republican Tim Walberg.
They also talk about the race in the 1st Congressional District that could be important on a national level and whether third-party candidates stand a chance in Michigan.
Our conversation with Jack Bergman. He's the Republican candidate for Congress in Michigan's 1st Congressional District.
The most hotly contested congressional race in Michigan is widely viewed as happening in the First Congressional District. It covers the entire Upper Peninsula and a good-sized chunk of the northern Lower Peninsula.
Earlier this month on Stateside, Zoe Clark spoke with the Democratic contender, Lon Johnson. Today, we spoke with Republican candidate, retired Marine Lt. General Jack Bergman.
Our conversation with Lon Johnson. He's the Democratic candidate for Congress in Michigan's 1st Congressional District.
Taking up more than 25,000 square miles, Michigan's 1st Congressional District is the biggest in the state. It makes up the entire Upper Peninsula and much of the upper part of the Lower Peninsula. It represents almost half of the state's total land area, but only represents roughly 700,000 people.
The congressional race in Michigan's 1st has become a tight one as former Democratic Chairperson Lon Johnson is running against retired three-star U.S. Marine general Jack Bergman. Michigan Radio's Jack Lessenberry called it Michigan's hottest Congressional race.
Johnson brings a wealth of connections from his days as the party's chair, but will face an uphill climb in a district that historically leans Republican.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's sagging poll numbers in Michigan may be behind a surprising rise in TV ad buys in one state congressional race.
Most Michigan congressional districts are drawn to favor one party over another.
Will controversial Dave Agema run for Congress (in a district in which he doesn't even live)?
Republicans may be trying to break up with Dave Agema, but Dave Agema is sending plenty of signals that he's not about to break up with Republicans.
Democrat Lon Johnson will announce his candidacy for Congress in Michigan's First Congressional District, challenging Republican incumbent Dan Benishek. Johnson will make the announcement at the Marquette County Democrats' annual Summer Sizzle Picnic in Ishpeming, MI.
Lon Johnson grew up in a family with five generations of Northern Michigan history and has worked in American manufacturing and as a civilian in Iraq. Lon, 44, lives in Kalkaska County and is married to Julianna Smoot. Lon is currently the Chair of the Michigan Democratic Party.
Could Democratic Party Chair become a candidate in Michigan's 1st Congressional District?
Michigan Radio's It's Just Politics co-hosts Rick Pluta and Zoe Clark break down the news that Lon Johnson, Chair of the Michigan Democratic Party, is considering a run in Michigan's 1st Congressional District in 2016.
DETROIT (AP) - Michigan Democrats are gathering to conduct party business and to re-elect their leader for another two-year term.
Lon Johnson is expected to be chosen as chairman again at the party's convention Saturday afternoon in Detroit. He took charge in 2013.
He says the party's infrastructure has improved under his watch, but Democrats have to start winning races.
Gov. Rick Snyder is standing by his longtime friend and key adviser, Rich Baird, amid calls for his firing by state Democratic Party officials.
Rich Baird has played an important behind-the-scenes role for the governor since Snyder took office.
Putative Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mark Schauer rolled out his proposal this week to raise Michigan's minimum wage to $9.25 over three years; which, as of right now, would make it one of the highest state-mandated minimum wage in the nation.
That's sparked a debate over the efficacy of the minimum wage – does it encourage prosperity by pushing more money into the economy? Or does it stifle hiring and job creation?
But we're here to discuss the red meat politics of the minimum wage. Mark Schauer's announcement sets the stage for a classic class warfare throw down. So, instead of diving too deep into the policy side, let's take on the political calculation that's part of choosing that number of $9.25.
Polling shows big support nationally for a minimum wage of $9 an hour. There is some Michigan public opinion research that's not quite as reliable, but still suggests it's about the same - about 70 percent favor it.
Which brings us to the next question: why now? Why not keep beating the Democratic drums - pension tax, school cuts, with a little right-to-work thrown in just to fire up the base.
The answer: Because the base isn't fired up. And the most recent polling shows Rick Snyder expanding his lead over Schauer. No matter how much Democrats may dislike what they're seeing in Lansing, a lot of them are still not warming up to Mark Schauer, who is low-key, to say the least.
The minimum wage is supposed to be a jolt to try to put some electricity into his campaign.
Over the last half-century, whenever an incumbent Michigan governor has run for re-election, the opposing party has almost always chosen an opponent in a difficult and expensive primary.
Those battles have used up most of their cash, and given the opposition plenty of ammunition. Partly as a result, every incumbent governor running for a second term has been reelected.
New Democratic state chair Lon Johnson says it is time to learn from this. He's helped persuade his party to come together around statewide candidates more than a year before the election. Things can always change, but as of now Democrats have settled on former Battle Creek congressman Mark Schauer for governor. It would be difficult to exaggerate how much Democrats would like to beat Rick Snyder. They intensely dislike most of what he has done or tried to do, from taxing pensions to attacking unions.
LANSING, Mich. (AP) - The new leader of the Michigan Democratic Party says it has time to agree on top-flight candidates to replace Sen. Carl Levin and take on Gov. Rick Snyder.
Lon Johnson told The Associated Press that he takes exception to the notion that Snyder is safe because no Democrats have stepped forward to run for governor and the party has to focus on holding Levin's seat.
There was an epic battle last week to see who would become the next chair of the Michigan Democratic Party. In the end, longtime apparatchik Mark Brewer threw in the towel before the state convention vote, and conceded victory to Lon Johnson, a newcomer with ties to the White House.
What was most surprising is that Brewer waited so long. Every member of the party's Congressional delegation was calling for him to go, as was the leadership of the United Auto Workers and Teamsters' unions. It's hard to understand how he could have hoped to function as chair with all those arrayed against him, but the job had become his life. He hung in there till it was clear to him that he didn't have the votes to succeed.
Democrats, are, however, a fractious group used to fighting among themselves. This battle is unlikely to do them any harm, especially if Lon Johnson can revitalize the state party.
DETROIT (AP) - The longtime leader of the Michigan Democrats is losing his job.
Mark Brewer on Saturday withdrew from the race for party chairman at the state Democratic Party convention in Detroit. He said he wishes challenger Lon Johnson all the best.
Brewer announced his decision to thousands of delegates rather than continue an uphill climb to retain his seat after unions and Michigan's Democratic congressional delegation got behind Johnson. Brewer said he wishes Johnson all the best.
What looks like one of the tightest and toughest elections in recent years is happening tomorrow, and most of us can't even vote. The battle is for leadership of the Michigan Democratic Party, and it will be settled at their state convention in Detroit. Major battles over who should be the next state chair are fairly rare these days, and when they happen, it's mostly for ideological reasons.
It is now difficult to imagine that Michigan Democratic Party Chair Mark Brewer can win election to another term when his party holds its state convention 17 days from now.
Yesterday, every single Democratic member of the state congressional delegation -- both U.S. Senators and five congressmen -- endorsed his little-known rival, Lon Johnson.
Earlier, both the United Auto Workers and the Teamsters said it was time for Brewer to go. Yet in what has to be embarrassing for all concerned, Brewer is still fighting to keep his job.
This appears to show that he is in hopeless denial of reality, and cares far more about clinging to a job than the good of his party.
"Michigan's Democratic congressional delegation wants to replace the long-time chairman of the state Democratic Party. Sens. Carl Levin, Debbie Stabenow and five members of the U.S. House wrote an open letter to Democrats Tuesday backing Lon Johnson over incumbent Mark Brewer," the Associated Press reports.
"The Detroit City Council on Tuesday approved articles of incorporation for a public lighting authority in the city. The state legislature passed bills in December enabling the lighting authority. Detroit has chronic problems keeping many of its streetlights on, though no one can say for sure how many aren't working at any given time," Sarah Cwiek reports.
"The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers may take another look at placing structures at the bottom of the St. Clair River to boost water levels in Lakes Huron and Michigan. The lakes are at their lowest levels since record-keeping began in 1918, and many people in the region are demanding action," The Associated Press reports.
This week on It's Just Politics we're talking political spouses.
There's a whole lot of politics behind the role of spouses in campaigns. Just this week we saw Ann Romney speak about her husband, Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney, at the Republican National Convention. Over and over again we heard that her job was to "humanize" him. And, she got generally good reviews for the speech.
But this business of where spouses fit into campaigns and political strategies is a tricky game. Campaigns want to get a candidate's significant other - presumably the person who knows the candidate like no one else - out there, in the public, making a case for their partner.
But, spouses can also easily become involved in controversies. Opponents, for example, tried to use Michelle Bachmann's husband and his counseling of gay people on how they can become straight as a campaign issue. And, just a few months ago, one of President Obama's political advisors, Hilary Rosen, made a comment about how Ann Romney has never worked a, "day in her life." That comment poked a serious hornet's nest. It would seem that there are just certain things you can say about a candidate that you cannot say about their spouse.
Many argued that it was Governor Dukakis' passionless answer to this controversial question about his wife that cost him the election. But, others, to do this day, argue that the question was totally out of line.
All of this, brings us to the race in the 103rd state House district in northern Michigan, where Democratic challenger Lon Johnson is trying to unseat first-term Republican incumbent Bruce Rendon. Representative Rendon sent out a fundraising letter that calls attention to the fact that Johnson's wife is Julianna Smoot. Smoot is one of the people running President Obama's reelection campaign, and a superstar of Democratic politics. The letter points out the connections the couple has to prominent national Democrats, including some wealthy donors, and devotes a couple of paragraphs to Smoot.


Author Notes: Inspired by Veggie Summer Rolls with Spicy Peanut Lime Sauce Recipe on Oh She Glows website: http://ohsheglows.com/2012/07/20/veggie-summer-rolls-with-spicy-peanut-lime-sauce-two-ways.
Add water (or more soy sauce – just make sure you taste as you go so you can gauge the salty-ness) until you get the consistency you want.
Add dressing to the veggies and stir until everything is coated.
Divide evenly onto serving dishes and sprinkle with sesame seeds.


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Singles in the U.S.
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Number of marriage dissolutions in the Netherlands from 2007 to 2017, per 1,000 couples
Marriage dissolutions in the Netherlands from 2007 to 2017, by cause (per 1,000 marriages)
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Total number of accepted asylum applications in the Netherlands from 2009 to 2017, by motivation
European Union (EU) migrants in the Netherlands in 2015, by nationality (in 1,000s)*
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Forecast of the net migration balance of the Netherlands from 2015 to 2055
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Hans Jacob Nielsen (2 September 1899 in Næstved - 6 February 1967 in Aalborg) was a Danish featherweight and lightweight boxer who competed in the 1920s.

He was reigning world champion between 1924 and 1928 after winning the gold medal in boxing at the 1924 Summer Olympics in the lightweight category, defeating Alfredo Copello in the final.

His first Olympic appearance was at the 1920 Antwerp Games when he was eliminated in the second round of the featherweight class after losing his fight to James Cater.

At the Amsterdam Olympics in 1928, Nielsen tried to defend his Olympic title in the lightweight division but lost in the semifinal to the eventual gold medalist Carlo Orlandi. Nielsen also lost the bronze medal bout to Gunnar Berggren and thus finished fourth.

1920 Olympic results
Below is the record of Hans Jacob Nielsen, a Danish featherweight boxer who competed at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics:

 Round of 32: bye
 Round of 16: lost to James Cater (Great Britain) by decision

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1899 births
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Olympic boxers of Denmark
Boxers at the 1920 Summer Olympics
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namespace {

struct WlanApi {
  typedef DWORD (WINAPI *WlanOpenHandleFunc)(
      DWORD, VOID*, DWORD*, HANDLE*);
  typedef DWORD (WINAPI *WlanEnumInterfacesFunc)(
      HANDLE, VOID*, WLAN_INTERFACE_INFO_LIST**);
  typedef DWORD (WINAPI *WlanQueryInterfaceFunc)(
      HANDLE, const GUID*, WLAN_INTF_OPCODE, VOID*, DWORD*, VOID**,
      WLAN_OPCODE_VALUE_TYPE*);
  typedef VOID (WINAPI *WlanFreeMemoryFunc)(VOID*);
  typedef DWORD (WINAPI *WlanCloseHandleFunc)(HANDLE, VOID*);

  WlanApi() : initialized(false) {
    // Use an absolute path to load the DLL to avoid DLL preloading attacks.
    static const wchar_t* const kDLL = L"%WINDIR%\\system32\\wlanapi.dll";
    wchar_t path[MAX_PATH] = {0};
    ExpandEnvironmentStrings(kDLL, path, arraysize(path));
    module = ::LoadLibraryEx(path, NULL, LOAD_WITH_ALTERED_SEARCH_PATH);
    if (!module)
      return;

    open_handle_func = reinterpret_cast<WlanOpenHandleFunc>(
        ::GetProcAddress(module, "WlanOpenHandle"));
    enum_interfaces_func = reinterpret_cast<WlanEnumInterfacesFunc>(
        ::GetProcAddress(module, "WlanEnumInterfaces"));
    query_interface_func = reinterpret_cast<WlanQueryInterfaceFunc>(
        ::GetProcAddress(module, "WlanQueryInterface"));
    free_memory_func = reinterpret_cast<WlanFreeMemoryFunc>(
        ::GetProcAddress(module, "WlanFreeMemory"));
    close_handle_func = reinterpret_cast<WlanCloseHandleFunc>(
        ::GetProcAddress(module, "WlanCloseHandle"));
    initialized = open_handle_func && enum_interfaces_func &&
                  query_interface_func && free_memory_func &&
                  close_handle_func;
  }

  HMODULE module;
  WlanOpenHandleFunc open_handle_func;
  WlanEnumInterfacesFunc enum_interfaces_func;
  WlanQueryInterfaceFunc query_interface_func;
  WlanFreeMemoryFunc free_memory_func;
  WlanCloseHandleFunc close_handle_func;
  bool initialized;
};

}  // namespace

namespace net {

bool FileURLToFilePath(const GURL& url, base::FilePath* file_path) {
  *file_path = base::FilePath();
  std::wstring& file_path_str = const_cast<std::wstring&>(file_path->value());
  file_path_str.clear();

  if (!url.is_valid())
    return false;

  std::string path;
  std::string host = url.host();
  if (host.empty()) {
    // URL contains no host, the path is the filename. In this case, the path
    // will probably be preceeded with a slash, as in "/C:/foo.txt", so we
    // trim out that here.
    path = url.path();
    size_t first_non_slash = path.find_first_not_of("/\\");
    if (first_non_slash != std::string::npos && first_non_slash > 0)
      path.erase(0, first_non_slash);
  } else {
    // URL contains a host: this means it's UNC. We keep the preceeding slash
    // on the path.
    path = "\\\\";
    path.append(host);
    path.append(url.path());
  }

  if (path.empty())
    return false;
  std::replace(path.begin(), path.end(), '/', '\\');

  // GURL stores strings as percent-encoded UTF-8, this will undo if possible.
  path = UnescapeURLComponent(path,
      UnescapeRule::SPACES | UnescapeRule::URL_SPECIAL_CHARS);

  if (!IsStringUTF8(path)) {
    // Not UTF-8, assume encoding is native codepage and we're done. We know we
    // are giving the conversion function a nonempty string, and it may fail if
    // the given string is not in the current encoding and give us an empty
    // string back. We detect this and report failure.
    file_path_str = base::SysNativeMBToWide(path);
    return !file_path_str.empty();
  }
  file_path_str.assign(UTF8ToWide(path));

  // We used to try too hard and see if |path| made up entirely of
  // the 1st 256 characters in the Unicode was a zero-extended UTF-16.
  // If so, we converted it to 'Latin-1' and checked if the result was UTF-8.
  // If the check passed, we converted the result to UTF-8.
  // Otherwise, we treated the result as the native OS encoding.
  // However, that led to http://crbug.com/4619 and http://crbug.com/14153
  return true;
}

bool GetNetworkList(NetworkInterfaceList* networks) {
  // GetAdaptersAddresses() may require IO operations.
  base::ThreadRestrictions::AssertIOAllowed();
  bool is_xp = base::win::GetVersion() < base::win::VERSION_VISTA;
  ULONG len = 0;
  ULONG flags = is_xp ? GAA_FLAG_INCLUDE_PREFIX : 0;
  // First get number of networks.
  ULONG result = GetAdaptersAddresses(AF_UNSPEC, flags, NULL, NULL, &len);
  if (result != ERROR_BUFFER_OVERFLOW) {
    // There are 0 networks.
    return true;
  }
  scoped_ptr<char[]> buf(new char[len]);
  IP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES *adapters =
      reinterpret_cast<IP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES *>(buf.get());
  result = GetAdaptersAddresses(AF_UNSPEC, flags, NULL, adapters, &len);
  if (result != NO_ERROR) {
    LOG(ERROR) << "GetAdaptersAddresses failed: " << result;
    return false;
  }

  for (IP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES *adapter = adapters; adapter != NULL;
       adapter = adapter->Next) {
    // Ignore the loopback device.
    if (adapter->IfType == IF_TYPE_SOFTWARE_LOOPBACK) {
      continue;
    }

    if (adapter->OperStatus != IfOperStatusUp) {
      continue;
    }

    std::string name = adapter->AdapterName;

    for (IP_ADAPTER_UNICAST_ADDRESS* address = adapter->FirstUnicastAddress;
         address; address = address->Next) {
      int family = address->Address.lpSockaddr->sa_family;
      if (family == AF_INET || family == AF_INET6) {
        IPEndPoint endpoint;
        if (endpoint.FromSockAddr(address->Address.lpSockaddr,
                                  address->Address.iSockaddrLength)) {
          // XP has no OnLinkPrefixLength field.
          size_t net_prefix = is_xp ? 0 : address->OnLinkPrefixLength;
          if (is_xp) {
            // Prior to Windows Vista the FirstPrefix pointed to the list with
            // single prefix for each IP address assigned to the adapter.
            // Order of FirstPrefix does not match order of FirstUnicastAddress,
            // so we need to find corresponding prefix.
            for (IP_ADAPTER_PREFIX* prefix = adapter->FirstPrefix; prefix;
                 prefix = prefix->Next) {
              int prefix_family = prefix->Address.lpSockaddr->sa_family;
              IPEndPoint network_endpoint;
              if (prefix_family == family &&
                  network_endpoint.FromSockAddr(prefix->Address.lpSockaddr,
                      prefix->Address.iSockaddrLength) &&
                  IPNumberMatchesPrefix(endpoint.address(),
                                        network_endpoint.address(),
                                        prefix->PrefixLength)) {
                net_prefix = std::max<size_t>(net_prefix, prefix->PrefixLength);
              }
            }
          }
          networks->push_back(
              NetworkInterface(adapter->AdapterName, endpoint.address(),
                               net_prefix));
        }
      }
    }
  }

  return true;
}

WifiPHYLayerProtocol GetWifiPHYLayerProtocol() {
  static base::LazyInstance<WlanApi>::Leaky lazy_wlanapi =
      LAZY_INSTANCE_INITIALIZER;

  struct WlanApiHandleTraits {
    typedef HANDLE Handle;

    static bool CloseHandle(HANDLE handle) {
      return lazy_wlanapi.Get().close_handle_func(handle, NULL) ==
          ERROR_SUCCESS;
    }
    static bool IsHandleValid(HANDLE handle) {
      return base::win::HandleTraits::IsHandleValid(handle);
    }
    static HANDLE NullHandle() {
      return base::win::HandleTraits::NullHandle();
    }
  };

  typedef base::win::GenericScopedHandle<
      WlanApiHandleTraits,
      base::win::DummyVerifierTraits> WlanHandle;

  struct WlanApiDeleter {
    inline void operator()(void* ptr) const {
      lazy_wlanapi.Get().free_memory_func(ptr);
    }
  };

  const WlanApi& wlanapi = lazy_wlanapi.Get();
  if (!wlanapi.initialized)
    return WIFI_PHY_LAYER_PROTOCOL_NONE;

  WlanHandle client;
  DWORD cur_version = 0;
  const DWORD kMaxClientVersion = 2;
  DWORD result = wlanapi.open_handle_func(kMaxClientVersion, NULL, &cur_version,
                                          client.Receive());
  if (result != ERROR_SUCCESS)
    return WIFI_PHY_LAYER_PROTOCOL_NONE;

  WLAN_INTERFACE_INFO_LIST* interface_list_ptr = NULL;
  result = wlanapi.enum_interfaces_func(client, NULL, &interface_list_ptr);
  if (result != ERROR_SUCCESS)
    return WIFI_PHY_LAYER_PROTOCOL_NONE;
  scoped_ptr<WLAN_INTERFACE_INFO_LIST, WlanApiDeleter> interface_list(
      interface_list_ptr);

  // Assume at most one connected wifi interface.
  WLAN_INTERFACE_INFO* info = NULL;
  for (unsigned i = 0; i < interface_list->dwNumberOfItems; ++i) {
    if (interface_list->InterfaceInfo[i].isState ==
        wlan_interface_state_connected) {
      info = &interface_list->InterfaceInfo[i];
      break;
    }
  }

  if (info == NULL)
    return WIFI_PHY_LAYER_PROTOCOL_NONE;

  WLAN_CONNECTION_ATTRIBUTES* conn_info_ptr;
  DWORD conn_info_size = 0;
  WLAN_OPCODE_VALUE_TYPE op_code;
  result = wlanapi.query_interface_func(
      client, &info->InterfaceGuid, wlan_intf_opcode_current_connection, NULL,
      &conn_info_size, reinterpret_cast<VOID**>(&conn_info_ptr), &op_code);
  if (result != ERROR_SUCCESS)
    return WIFI_PHY_LAYER_PROTOCOL_UNKNOWN;
  scoped_ptr<WLAN_CONNECTION_ATTRIBUTES, WlanApiDeleter> conn_info(
      conn_info_ptr);

  switch (conn_info->wlanAssociationAttributes.dot11PhyType) {
    case dot11_phy_type_fhss:
      return WIFI_PHY_LAYER_PROTOCOL_ANCIENT;
    case dot11_phy_type_dsss:
      return WIFI_PHY_LAYER_PROTOCOL_B;
    case dot11_phy_type_irbaseband:
      return WIFI_PHY_LAYER_PROTOCOL_ANCIENT;
    case dot11_phy_type_ofdm:
      return WIFI_PHY_LAYER_PROTOCOL_A;
    case dot11_phy_type_hrdsss:
      return WIFI_PHY_LAYER_PROTOCOL_B;
    case dot11_phy_type_erp:
      return WIFI_PHY_LAYER_PROTOCOL_G;
    case dot11_phy_type_ht:
      return WIFI_PHY_LAYER_PROTOCOL_N;
    default:
      return WIFI_PHY_LAYER_PROTOCOL_UNKNOWN;
  }
}

}  // namespace net

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B.G. SET TO RELEASE LONG-AWAITED ALBUM,
TOO HOOD 2 BE HOLLYWOOD,
NOVEMBER 24TH ON CHOPPER CITY RECORDS/E1 MUSIC
ALBUM FEATURES LIL WAYNE, JUVENILE, T.I., TREY SONGZ, YO GOTTI,
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(New York, NY) — Former Hot Boy and "Living Legend" B.G. is back to take the streets as he unleashes
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only the best of the best! Over 3 years in the making, Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood features B.G.'s classic
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as a solo artist, and 2.1 albums sold as a member of The Hot Boyz, B.G. has created another classic with
Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood.
The first single, "Back to The Money," with production by Oddz n Endz, explains B.G.'s return to the rap
game and why he's been away for so long. "Back To The Money" will be followed by the second single,
"My Hood" featuring Mannie Fresh. "My Hood" is a true testament to the progression B.G. has made
with his music. With the creative Mannie Fresh sounds and B.G.'s hard verses and classic flow, the track
proves Gizzle is right on target
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day, I just want the respect I truly deserve."
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GREEN LIGHT FOR LENNON AND CO
SEAN GRAHAM R.I.P.
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NEIL LENNON has revealed he may change his tactics the next time Celtic take on Rangers.
The Hoops were outplayed in the Ibrox side's 2-1 win at Parkhead – their first victory in the east end of Glasgow since 2010 – before the turn of the year and goalkeeper Fraser Forster was the Man of the Match in the holders' 1-0 Betfred League Cup Final success over Steven Gerrard's side.
The Govan club's Premiership triumph means they are only two points behind the champions, but can go top if they win their game in hand.
Lennon says those two matches may prompt a tactical rethink.
The Irishman, speaking to Sky Sports News, said: "We need to look at how we set up and maybe change the way that we play to address the lack of pressure that we've put on them in the last couple of games.
"We've looked at the game three of four times now and there are aspects of the game – in terms of personnel or a change of formation – that we can work on."
Ryan Christie has now been banned for three games following an incident with Alfredo Morelos in the league loss which was deemed violent conduct by the SFA, although the incident was only punished with a free kick during the match.
Skipper Scott Brown described the SFA's decision as "laughable", and Lennon added: "We're obviously very unhappy about the Ryan Christie situation – we think there's a real inconsistency there.
"We think he's been very harshly treated when you consider some of the other situations that have occurred.
"We've been talking about this for a long time. We don't understand it. Even looking at the incident, it's very passive.
"For that to be deemed violent conduct, we're left scratching our heads over it. We're very angry about it."
EROS GREZDA has quit Rangers to rejoin Croatian side Osijek after his nightmare stay at Ibrox.
Steven Gerrard signed the 24-year-old winger in August 2018 on a four-year contract, but he failed to make any sort of impact after struggling with fitness and form.
The Albanian didn't feature since April and made just 17 first-team appearances.
Grezda was disciplined by the club after allegedly spitting on Ballymena player Andrew Burns while playing for the Rangers Colts side in a Tunnock's Caramel Wafer Cup tie in September.
The Gers have also terminated the loan deal of Leicester winger Andy King, who has returned to the Midlands outfit.
TREVOR CARSON has agreed a new two-and-a-half-year deal with Motherwell.
The 31-year-old Northern Ireland international keeper as extended his stay at Fir Park, despite pre-contract offers from Livingston and St Mirren.
Carson – who had also been attracting interest from Aberdeen – joined the Lanarkshire outfit in 2017.
The shotstopper, speaking to the Daily Record, said: "I am delighted to be staying with the club.
"It was a no-brainer to stay with a team that is continuing to constantly improve.
"I will keep working hard for the squad as we try and push in in the second half of the season and beyond."
Well boss Stephen Robinson added: "It's a massive plus for us to retain a goalkeeper of Trevor's quality on a long-term contract.
"Trevor has shown me in training he is back to his best again after his unfortunate illness.
"We are delighted he has shown his commitment to the club for the next two-and-a-half years, even though he had no shortage of offers from other clubs at our level.
"I'm convinced Trevor will go from strength to strength and continue to push for more international recognition. It's also shows our intent as a club to continually build the squad and keep moving forward."
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Q: Which tools simplify administration tasks with Docker containers? Context: My task is to administer a virtual machine with about 5 web services for a small workgroup. I plan to run all services in Docker containers. An additional nginx Docker container should redirect requests to the different services.
Problem: I do not have much experience with DevOps and plan to use basic bash scripts and Docker Compose to administer the setup.
Question: Which tools simplify this administration task (updating, backup, exchanging containers, changing port directives)?

A: A single virtual machine with 6 Docker containers does not require any tool. Adding tooling to the mix really just increase the complexity level of your installation and turns a simple thing into a monster.
A few Shell scripts is all you need at that size.

A: While what ETL says in his answer is more or less true, I still think there some value in some tooling to ale life raider.
What I've found is Portainer, which would let you do most of what you want with a nice web interface.

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My earliest and most cherished memories involve waking up at the lake. My body would wake before I would open my eyes. In anticipation I would listen to the light clang of my dad making breakfast in the camper, the smell of bacon, the gentle sizzle of eggs. Even as a young girl of four I probably could have reached out my arm from my dining-table-turned-bed and touched him. Outside I could hear others from our hometown exchange morning greetings as camper doors opened and shut, and waves gently lapping on the beach area mere yards from our campsite. In the distance, boat motors whizzed in lurches as anxious skiers launched out for the glassy waters of sunrise.
With my eyes still shut, I would hope beyond hope that when I opened them I would, in fact, be where my excited senses told me I was. Would I see early morning light streaking through the yellow curtains still shut over the camper window? Was that really Mrs. Bailey's voice inviting the kids to help her make popcorn balls (the favorite of the kids in our camping community)? Would my dad's back be to me at the miniature stove and was the smell of bacon real?
You see, sometimes my memories took me places I wasn't actually in. Some mornings those memories and sensations were so real only to vaporize when I would open my eyes to see the pink curtains over my bed and and to realize the smell of bacon was down the hall in the kitchen of our home at 303 Easy Street (that really was our address!). Sometimes it was necessary to open my eyes slowly.
Our memories can joyfully or painfully wash over us, triggered unexpectedly by sounds, places, smells or even people. The role they play in our emotions, and especially in our faith, can slow or speed up our journeys through the tight and narrow places of our lives we have to stretch to get through. To remember something is to rehearse it. What memories do you rehearse when you ponder the place you are in life? Do you play on repeat the wounds and disappointments or do you rehearse in your mind the interventions and faithfulness of God?
The question we all ask ourselves in the midst of our life situations, "What am I supposed to do?" is often best answered by asking ourselves, "What has God done for me?" All God has done for you, is doing for you, and will do for you, is a prophetic act of what you are to do next ... for others. Remembering God's presence in our past is often the catalyst we need for believing he is with us in our present.
In Psalm 56:9 David says, "When I cry out to You, then my enemies will turn back; This I know because God is for me!" In this Psalm and in this timing of David's life, we find David in the middle of a season we can relate to. Times when the wave hits, and no sooner do you come up for air but another wave hits. Rather than feeling like you are advancing in any measured way, you instead spend all your energy just not drowning. Yet in the middle of his lamenting over very real trouble, David remembers. He remembers the goodness of God and that he will be delivered. Why? Because God had delivered him before, and his experience with God and intimate knowledge of God reminds him God will deliver him again.
What are you remembering? Psalm 51:12 says, "Restore to me the joy of Your salvation, and uphold me by Your generous Spirit." May I challenge you today to remember not only the wondrous event of salvation in your life, but to also remember your salvation is the deliverance from your present enemies?
Before you open your eyes in the mornings to come, rehearse the memories of the goodness of God in your life. Feel His presence, remember his voice, and open your eyes to see you are exactly where your senses proclaim you are: in the very palm of His hand.


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The news for TV set manufacturers continues to be grim, with researchers IHS reporting on Monday that for the second month in a row, shipments of flat-panel TV sets dropped below 2012 levels. Worldwide shipments in July, IHS said, dropped 6.3 percent to 14.88 million units. In a news release, the research group said, "The retreat in July was a repeat of what had happened in June, and the downward trend is unlikely to turn around soon given the ongoing reduction in demand." Jusy Hong, senior analyst for consumer electronics & technology at IHS, said in the statement that TV shipments are likely to post a second year of decline in 2013. "If so," he observed, "this would make it the second year in a row that flat-panel TV shipments retrench — an unthinkable prospect just a few years back, during the flat-panel boom."


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Even WWE superstars are out here covering A Star Is Born's "Shallow"
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Musically, the WWE is more or less synonymous with butt-rock and nu-metal, but that just might be changing. Pop wunderkinds Billie Eilish and Poppy have collaborated with the sports entertainment juggernaut of late, and now the franchise's stars are out here crooning Oscar-winning pop-rock ballads.
At a recent WWE Live event, guitar-toting drifter Elias strummed a few instantly recognizable chords while bantering with his on-again, off-again rival, the great Finn Bálor. What one might assume is a toss-off, however, turns out to be decidedly not, as Elias launches into the first verse of "Shallow," the massively huge single from last year's A Star Is Born. If Elias is Bradley Cooper, though, that means Bálor, a 190-pound Irishman with abs of steel, must take step in for Lady Gaga. A bit of a mismatch, that—especially when you hear his bellowing sing-song—but, after some feigned reticence, Bálor enthusiastically bares his soul (and abs) with a few passionate bars.
Elias, ever the heel, then robs us of the octave-climbing lead-in to the chorus, dropping his guitar and taking a cheap shot at his foe. A travesty, to be sure, but the exchange remains the WWE's best use of pop culture since those Twin Peaks parodies they were running back in 2017.
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Eddie Vedder performs A Star Is Born's "Maybe It's Time"
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"Subconscious Endeavor" includes five songs that were recorded in 1988 as a demo, but never released. The title track is a venture into the subconscious mind and how that affects dreams, specifically the course in which a dream takes on its own life. We are happy with the release, mainly in the aspect that the material never saw the light of day until last year.
I would describe the music as a cross between Queensryche, Dokken and a hint of Iron Maiden. All related to those bands in that era of this recording.
The material was recorded in Livermore California at a studio called Audio Voyage. It was recorded very quickly (I believe one day), with very few overdubs, mostly live.
The Artwork is very simple. The logo and title are almost reminiscent of the Arnold Shwarzenegger classic the Terminator. Each song has its own individual theme to its lyrics. "Subconscious Endeavor" is based on how our subconscious mind takes us on a ride in our dreams and they're possible meanings. "Marching On" is directly written about WWII, specifically on how Great Britain entered the war with Germany. AWOL is based on the Vietnam war told by my interpretation of what the men and women were feeling during and after the conflict.
We would like to see this release open up a door for the more current release "Passed Presence" due to be out this year. Our sloe aim is finishing the writing, recording and packaging of the new album before embarking on live shows to promote it.
The release is solely a digital release available online at all major vendors. The new release will be a physical copy, as well as digital (possibly with a limited vinyl pressing).
Promotion is solely being handled by Online Metal Promo. We will continue that relationship for the upcoming release.


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Century Facades delivers building envelope for world's tallest modular student building
Façade and building envelope specialist Century Facades Limited is nearing completion on the world's tallest modular student building.
Part of the ongoing regeneration of Lewisham and the wider Lewisham Gateway development, Lewisham Exchange provides 758 student rooms and 67 affordable homes over two towers of 35 and 20 storeys. The buildings are connected at lower levels to provide retail and commercial space, amenity areas and an entrance to the future Bakerloo line extension. Designed by architects JTP, the development is constructed from volumetric 3D structural modules, which were manufactured offsite to ensure a higher quality finish, a faster construction programme and 90 per cent less waste than traditional construction methods.
As a key supply chain partner to principal contractor Tide Construction and a specialist in high rise building facades, Century Facades was appointed to fit high performance window screens at Tide's associate company Vision Modular Systems' industry-leading modular factory in Bedford, as well as design, procure and install a complex architectural building envelope at Lewisham Exchange.
The architects specified natural brick finish for the building envelope to ensure the towers remained in keeping with the local architecture. Century Facades was tasked with identifying a suitable lightweight brick slip that lost none of the architectural intent, while offering all the benefits of a lightweight, non-combustible and fully-tested cladding system.
The building envelope specialist also delivered2,000sq m of aluminium systemised cassette rainscreen featuring a striking bronze finish to complement the architectural brick, in addition to some fine examples of glass rainscreen to the crown of the buildings and brick slip arches at the ground and first floor levels.
Tim Lovell, Joint Managing Director of CenturyFacades, said: "We are proud to have successfully delivered the building envelope for this innovative development in less than a year. Our client's expect the very best, and Lewisham Exchange is another example of where our commitment to innovation has resulted in the delivery of a very quick building envelope of the highest quality, providing a welcome addition to Lewisham's town centre and one of the largest regeneration schemes in the South East."