2011 BLUES FESTIVAL GUIDE NOW DIGITAL!
The Digital Edition of the 9th Annual Blues Festival Guide magazine is now available at your fingertips – literally – and it can be seen World Wide.
The Digital Edition can be accessed with a quick click of your mouse at a link on the Blues Festival Guide website www.bluesfestivalguide.com, and it includes many improved features for 2011 when viewed with the latest version of Adobe Flash Player 10 (get.adobe.com/flashplayer).
•	Many of the advertisements in the Digital Edition contain links to take the reader directly to websites of Festivals and Artists for more detailed information.
Blues fans now have the opportunity to view the 9th Annual Blues Festival guide not only in its traditional print version but also online with 'flip of a finger convenience', and the online version allows blues advertisers to reach an almost unlimited audience.
Seems the future holds a lot of mystery & excitement for me. Last year, I saw so much of the world, traveling far and wide to play music and now I've just signed my first record deal with Ruf Records to release my 2nd studio album "Love to Beg". I can't wait for the world to hear the new CD and I can't wait to bring it to life onstage with my incredible band.
I'm very proud of our new record. Together with my music partner Jon Diamond, we faced the challenge of trying to capture the live energy we're known for, while breaking out of that "on stage" comfort zone to experiment with the boundless potential that a studio environment, amazing musicians and a great engineer provides. Self-producing this body of work together was a daunting prospect, but it was also incredibly liberating - AND fun!
Sheryl Crow, Leon Russell, Lucinda Williams, Janiva Magness, and Davy Knowles are just a few of the names who will play the First Annual Boulder Roots and Blues Summit this weekend, May 13-15, in lovely Boulder, Colorado.
The shows will occur at the Boulder Theater, then move to the Fox Theatre for late-night fun. There is still time to join us: Friday, May 13: Lucinda Williams w/special guest at The Boulder Theater Fox Theatre late show with Vieux Farka Touré and William Elliott Whitmore Saturday, May 14 Leon Russell w/Janiva Magness at the Boulder Theater Davy Knowles with the Hazel Miller Band and Taylor Scott & Another Kind of Magick at The Fox Sunday, May 15 Sheryl Crow at the Boulder Theater.
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The Jukebox includes recordings from the extraordinary collections of the Library of Congress Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation and other contributing libraries and archives.
The 22nd annual Simi Valley Cajun & Blues Music Festival on May 28th and 29th has added the Budweiser Clydesdales to the impressive lineup of nineteen bands performing on two giant outside stages. The Clydesdale horses will be at the festival throughout the Memorial weekend event.
Featured Blues performers include Elvin Bishop and his "Hell Raisin' Revue featuring his just released album. Also appearing are Grammy nominee Maria Muldaur, The Mannish Boys with their special guests, Big Pete Van Der Pluijm with his Tribute to Lester Butler Feat, John Nemeth, Ana Popovic, the Mitch Kashmar Band, Grammy nominee Tracy Nelson, the Kirk Fletcher Band, Los Fabulocos featuring Kid Ramos, Arthur Adams, Shawn Pittman, The 44s, Mikey Jr. & Stone Cold Blues, and Cadillac Zack with special guests.
On the Cajun-Zydeco stage Grammy winner Buckwheat Zydeco will be featured along with Andre Thierry & Zydeco Magic, Lil Pookie & The Zydeco Sensations, the Bayou Brothers and Billy Lee & The Swamp Critters. Also featured on the Cajun-Zydeco dance floor will be dance lessons led by Greg Benusa one of the world's top Cajun & Zydeco dance instructors.
In addition to music and dancing, the festival features two dozen choices of food from exotic Cajun & Creole dishes to good old-fashioned barbecue. In addition there are over 100 craft and merchandise booths. And for those with children, there is an enormous kids area featuring a talent show, a variety of specialty acts, crafts and bouncers.
A special bonus this year is the addition of the Budweiser Clydesdales who will be on-site throughout the festival.
The pricing is family friendly with kids under 5 free. Kids 5 thru 12 are $ 15 and adults are $ 18. Tickets are available at the festival and on-line.
This Sunday tune in to watch 'Down by the River', an exclusive film that documents Hugh's journey to New Orleans and sees him exploring the roots of the music he loves; blues and jazz.
Called New Zealand's queen of rhythm and blues, Bulls' resident jazz singer Mahia Blackmore and her band Paradise will be in Fiji at the International Blues and Jazz Festival this week.
They will join Billy TK Junior, who invited them after a concert in Palmerston North in the early summer.
In November, Blackmore and her band will travel to Samoa for another international music festival.
Blackmore has a musical career which spans more than 40 years, including 30 in the Auckland music scene.
She is renowned for the song Little Tui, which she wrote while sitting in the garden of her parent's Parewahawaha Marae home.
The song, recorded in the 1980s when she was with Meg and the Fones, won her the 1986 Australian Performing Rights Association's song of the year.
On Sunday, June 26, 2011 the Sacramento Heritage & Blues Festival will take place at the Sacramento Horsemen's Club, at 3200 Longview Drive in Sacramento. As a final gift to the Sacramento community, for the "Best Show Ever" we will be bringing in some of the top blues acts in the country.
Featured will be Bobby Rush, a fifty-year veteran of the chitlin circuit, and a Blues Hall of Fame inductee. Also featured will be Magic Slim & the Teardrops, one of the last original blues bands from the southside of Chicago, along with Joe Louis Walker & the Bosstalkers, the West Coasts' premiere contemporary blues band.
Rounding out the show will be blues-rock-funk legend Lydia Pense & Coldblood, and a special Sacramento showcase with Arbess Williams, Johnny 'Guitar' Knox, and the W.D. Gospel Singers.
Tickets are just $10, and are available mail order, from the website www.sacheritagefest.com Advance tickets are highly recommended as we expect this show to sell out.
MUMBAI: Contemporary blues pianist-vocalist Ron Tanski kicks off a month-long residency at Club 705, 705 Pier Ave., Hermosa Beach, Thursday, May 12, starting, also performing Thursday, May 19; Thursday, May 26; and Friday, June 3.
The Torrance-based musician - who credits legendary keyboardist Jerry Lee Lewis as a main influence - has been busy of late, recently performing with guitarist Randy Scott at the Simi Valley Blues Festival while getting ready to be one of the Main Stage headliners at the Real Blues Festival Of Orange County 2 on Sunday, May 15. Showing his versatility, Tanski performed at the renowned Coachella Music & Arts Festival in 2009 for a completely different crowd than the blues people he generally plays for.
Ron has been nominated in the "Best Blues, Roots or Americana" category for the 21st Annual (2011) Los Angeles Music Awards, taking place Thursday, November 10 at The Avalon in Hollywood. Past nominees include pop stars The Black Eyed Peas, rock singer Gwen Stefani, and blues guitar ace Walter Trout, among others.
Robert Leroy Johnson (May 8, 1911 – August 16, 1938) was an American blues singer and musician. His landmark recordings from 1936–1937 display a combination of singing, guitar skills, and songwriting talent that have influenced later generations of musicians. Johnson's shadowy, poorly documented life and death at age 27 have given rise to much legend, including a Faustian myth. As an itinerant performer who played mostly on street corners, in juke joints, and at Saturday night dances, Johnson enjoyed little commercial success or public recognition in his lifetime.
In an attempt to keep things fresh - I have changed gears. Thank you so much to all of the photographers who volunteered their photos and time for this series. Next week, I impress upon you a new series that I am at present preparing for your blues entertainment and pleasure. "What is it?" You may ask. Well, you'll just have to read on next week and see. Keep on Blusin'!
ARBROATH will be the blues centre of Scotland during the last weekend in August when some 30 bands will take part in the seventh Bell Rock Blues Festival.
And for the first time, the festival will extend over three days. It will run on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, August 26, 27 and 28.
Participating venues are the Anchor Bar, Bowlers, Burns Bar, Coast, Commercial Inn, Fisherman's Inn, Foundry Bar, Lorne Bar, Millgate Bar, Pageant Bar, St Thomas Bar, Station Bar and West Port Bar.
Despite the recession the organisers have decided that there will be no admission charges, so music lovers will be able to attend at any of the 13 venues without having to pay an entry fee.
Organiser Sandra Nicoll revealed that the Bell Rock Blues Festival has gained worldwide acclaim. "We have had requests from bands in Italy, France, Spain, Finland and the United States asking if they can take part, but unfortunately, we do not have the money to bring them over.
"However, we have two new venues this year, the Fisherman's Inn and the West Port Bar, so we are able to spread our wings a little.
MIDDLEBURY, Conn. – An all-star lineup including Billy Squire, Roomful of Blues, Elvin Bishop and The Fabulous Thunderbirds will highlight the New England Jazz and Blues Festival slated for June 18 and 19 at Quassy Amusement Park here.
Tickets can be purchased in advance online at New England Jazz Festival dot com or by calling 1-800-526-3040. Those purchasing online will receive a $5 discount by entering the coupon code RIDE on the ticket purchase page before May 25.
VIP tent, tent and lawn ticketing options are priced from $40 the day of event.
Tickets also include parking and all-day Quassy Amusement park wristbands, valid for the rides and "Saturation Station" waterpark.
The Blues By The River Concert runs for two days starting on Saturday, May 14, at 12 p.m. Various artists, both local and national, will play the event, with six performances on Saturday and three on Sunday afternoon.
Headlining the event on Saturday night is renowned blues player Debbie Davies, who will perform from 9-10:30 p.m. This veteran musician has been nominated for several Blues Music Awards and was the 2010 winner in the Best Traditional Female Artist category. In an impressive career, Davies has collaborated with artists such as Ike Turner, Peter Green and Mick Taylor.
Isle of Man based musician Simon Campbell has been nominated in the best male vocalist category at the 2011 British Blues Awards.
Campbell has been shortlisted as one of six singers in the fiercely competitive category, which is nominated and judged by blues fans.
The singer-songwriter said it was a tremendous honour to have his music recognised.
"I am absolutely delighted to be shortlisted for a British Blues Award. Music is what I love doing and to have fans saying they like it means the world to me.
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Johnnie Taylor's daughter, all grown up, joins Elwood to talk about her life on the road as an honorary Blues Brother, and her very D-I-Y CD, Taylor Made. She produced it, wrote most of the songs, sang them, and put the album out on her own label. It is a fine compilation of sweet soul music, and will be played, along with music from her Dad, and some of her contemporary soul sisters: Candye Kane, Shemekia Copeland, and Sharon Jones. Aretha Franklin will be played as well. Then old blues gets a new beat from Dutch re-mixologist Mix & Dorp. Here on the website this week, a chance for you to win the latest CDs from blues rocker Kristin Thien, and Philadelphia's own Gina Sicilia.


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Huge opposition to Macclesfield phone mast proposal
Cheshire Live
A bid to place a new 20m phone mast in an area where residents say deer, ... Telecommunications giant EE wants to put the lattice tower, with three...
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Spalding residents welcome refusal of 3G masts in Wygate Park and Birch Grove
Spalding Today
A phone company's plans to install masts in residential estates have been thrown out for a second time. Hutchison UK Ltd (Three) was denied...
https://www.spaldingtoday.co.uk/news/will-there-be-a-3rd-application-for-phone-masts-9204786/
Peverell up in arms at plan to put 18-metre phone mast on street corner
Plymouth Live
Angry Plymouth residents are up in arms at a plan to put an 18-metre phone mast on a street corner - calling it an eyesore that will blight their homes....
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Mobile phone mast plans for Sturdee Avenue, Gillingham, opposed by residents
Kent Online
People have raised fears over potential health problems and falling property prices in their bid to stop a mobile phone mast being put up near a...
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Douglas Council votes to back 'angry' locals in phone mast row
A council has voted to support "angry" residents opposed to plans for a phone mast in a town conservation area. On Monday, planners approved...
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'A blot on the landscape' - Scores object to 60ft 5G mast plan
North Norfolk News
A bid to erect an 18-metre tall 5G phone mast in a north Norfolk village has received staunch opposition from the community which has labelled the...
https://www.northnorfolknews.co.uk/news/community-opposed-to-5g-phone-mast-in-overstrand-8148058
Residents object to 5G masts on roof of Brighton flats
Brighton and Hove News
Details have been submitted to Brighton and Hove City council by mobile phone infrastructure firm Cornerstone on behalf of Telefonica UK, also...
https://www.brightonandhovenews.org/2021/08/03/residents-object-to-5g-masts-on-roof-of-brighton-flats/
Planned 5G mast in Bath neighbourhood branded "inappropriate and harmful"
Bath Chronicle
As phone network 3's request was for prior approval and not a full application, officers said that was not possible. They dismissed residents' health...
https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/planned-5g-mast-bath-neighbourhood-5737015
South London 5G mast plan 'just sounds ugly' and faces residents' fury
MyLondon
The phone-signal boosting mast is to be built on Richmond's Sandycombe Road if plans are approved. Promoted Stories. And the two in Kingston could...
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Controversial 'phone mast plan is thrown out at Appleton
Gary Skentelbery
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have thrown out proposals for a mobile phone mast in Longwood Road, Dudlow's Green Appleton. The proposal by...
https://www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk/2021/08/05/controversial-phone-mast-plan-is-thrown-out-at-appleton/
Blackpool residents' outrage at 'monstrous' 50ft broadband mast planned for bungalow estate
Accrington Observer
As for the mast in Guildford Avenue, they said it will be 'no more intrusive than existing telephone poles or CCTV poles in the area'...
https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashire-news/blackpool-residents-outrage-monstrous-50ft-21283652
'Grotesque' phone mast plan near Solihull centre sparks complaints
Birmingham Live
A 20 metre high phone mast would blight ancient remnants of the Forest of Arden, Solihull planners were warned this week. More than a dozen...
https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/grotesque-phone-mast-plan-near-21292319
15 Metre Wireless Broadband Mast Angers Locals in Blackpool
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The poles we erect are no more intrusive than existing telephone poles or CCTV poles in the area/town. We are considerate of the landscape and...
https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2021/08/15-metre-wireless-broadband-mast-angers-locals-in-blackpool.html
Proposed Eir mast in Balla refused planning permission
Connaught Telegraph
PLANS by Eir to erect a telecommunications mast in Balla have been ... operator mast in Balla which would have historically attracted mobile phone...
https://www.con-telegraph.ie/2021/08/14/proposed-eir-mast-in-balla-refused-planning-permission/
Concerns giant 20m 5G mast plan in Sutton Coldfield would 'destroy street scene'
Objections have been raised to a proposed 5G mobile telephone mast in Birmingham with concerns over where it is being located. Hutchison 3G UK, the company...
https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/concerns-giant-20m-5g-mast-21342736
At least 11 new mobile phone masts planned for Blackpool - as residents protest against ...
Blackpool Gazette
Plans to install an 18 metre tall mobile phone mast in a Blackpool conservation area have angered residents – with one
labelling the equipment 'street furniture...
https://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/news/politics/at-least-11-new-mobile-phone-masts-planned-for-blackpool-as-residents-protest-against-18m-pole-in-conservation-area-3351998
'It is street furniture from hell': Anger at spread of 'ugly' phone masts in Blackpool
Plans to install an 18 metre tall mobile phone mast in a Blackpool conservation area have angered residents – with one labelling the equipment 'street...
https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashire-news/it-street-furniture-hell-anger-21358183
Houston residents protest against proposed phone mast - with another one already in place just 70m away
Scottish Daily Record
Dozens of villagers are up in arms over a proposed phone mast set to be built less than 100m away from an existing one. Houston residents have been told CK...
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/in-your-area/renfrewshire/houston-residents-protest-against-proposed-24929267
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Hanesbrands pivots to virtual learning for employee education program
Thousands of employees are working toward high school diplomas and enrolled in college, technical and vocational programs
| Winston-Salem, NC
Intimate Apparel, Hosiery/Socks
In addition to the emergency production of face masks and re-opening manufacturing facilities in a safety-first manner in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, HanesBrands has pivoted to remote learning to preserve its popular continuing education program for employees in Central America and the Caribbean.
The program, which has helped more than 2700 employees earn high school diplomas and nearly 200 earn college degrees, has more than 700 employees in El Salvador, Honduras and the Dominican Republic studying virtually to complete high school degrees using the public education platforms in each country, the company reports.
New courses are dedicated to coping with the COVID-19 environment, and new educational opportunities include an MBA program for manager-level employees.
"For more than a decade, we have successfully provided our employees one of the most sought-after resources – access to education," said Maria Elena Sikaffy, HanesBrands' vice president of human resources for supply chain operations in Central America and the Caribbean Basin where the company has more than 25,000 employees. "In spite of the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, we continue to invest in our employees and support their desires to enhance their personal and professional development opportunities," Ms Sikaffy said.
To enable remote learning, the company's organizational development team quickly established online support via chat, email and video calls to help employees complete assignments, clarify concepts and make progress toward their education goals despite the challenges of the COVID-19 crisis.
The company also added specific courses related to living and working during a pandemic. COVID-related courses include Mental Health and Emotional Crisis, Creative Economy Management During Crisis, and Coaching and Leadership During COVID-19 Times.
In addition to employees seeking high school graduation opportunities, the company-sponsored continuing education program has more than 1000 employees taking virtual classes and certified training courses to improve their personal and professional skills.
Courses of study include an industrial engineering certificate that covers such topics as garment manufacturing, daily management, and human resources culture. Technical and vocational certifications also are offered in sewing, textile manufacturing and Lean Six Sigma. More than 4000 employees have earned a certification diploma through technical training programs.
For manager-level employees, the company has introduced an international MBA program, which focuses on supply-chain management. It was launched in partnership with the prestigious Euncet Business School, a centre for higher education associated with the Polytechnic University of Catalonia in Spain.
www.hanesbrands.com
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Home » List Of Dignitaries At Tinubu's Presidential Campaign In Lagos
List Of Dignitaries At Tinubu's Presidential Campaign In Lagos
Prominent persons and stakeholders in the All Progressives Congress (APC) have stormed the Teslim Balogun Stadium, Lagos State for the presidential campaign of Bola Tinubu and his running mate, Kashim Shettima.
Tight security has been put in place to keep supporters and members of the ruling party secure during the event.
Religious leaders at the time of filing this report are present at the presidential campaign of APC.
Dignitaries at the event are Minister for Information and Culture Lai Mohammad, former Ogun State Governor, Gbenga Daniel, wife of Lagos State Governor, Dr. ibjioke Sanwo-Olu, wife of the deputy governor, Remi Hamzat, former deputy Governor, Lagos State and Lagos West Senatorial candidate, Idiat Adebule, Deputy Speaker, Lagos State House of Assembly, Wasiu Eshilokun, who is also Lagos Central Senatorial candidate, and Former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Patricia Etteh.
Others are Former Speaker of Lagos State House of Assembly, Adeyemi Ikuforiji, Prince Abiodun Ogunleye, former deputy Governor of the state, Senator Adeseye Ogunlewe, Prince Tajudeen Olusi, Lagos APC chieftain.
Others are the Former Minister for Health, State and now Minister for Science and Technology, as well as former Speaker of Lagos House of Assembly, Senator Olorunimbe Mamora, among others which include: both Christian and Muslim sects.
Leaders of Nollywood in the entertainment sector, led by Yinka Quadri, Saheed Balogun and Taiwo Hassan, popularly called Ogogo, and Bimbo Daramola, among others, are on the ground.
The Director General of the Local Organising Committee for the Presidential Campaign in Lagos State Campaign Council, Ganiyu Solomon, during a press briefing, said the rally will be a homecoming for Tinubu.
Solomon said, "You may wish to recall that Tinubu excelled as a Senator of the Federal Republic representing Lagos–West Senatorial District and as the Governor of Lagos State between 1999 and 2007. Therefore, the event is like a homecoming for our leader and mentor who has become a national pride.
"As a responsible political party, it is imperative to seek the cooperation of members of the general public as regards the need for temporary diversion of traffic and mass movement of supporters within the vicinity of the rally."
Security men of the Nigerian Police Force, Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, LASTMA, Lagos State Neighbourhood Watch and other law enforcement agencies are on the ground.
The party chairman in the state, Pastor Cornelius Ojelabi while speaking on the security measure put in place said, "Security, we will try to make the venue, very conducive for all.
"This is also the first time Lagos State will be presenting a presidential candidate who has become a household name not only in Lagos state but in Nigeria.
"We are not ruling out a huge number of attendees. We can assure you there will be a massive turnout and adequate security for all attendees.
"Lagosians want to hear from the presidential candidate of the party."
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An officially commissioned company history: recipe for yawns! Most such hardly amount to more than an exercise in corporate piety with surreptitious windowdressing. But let me 'declare an interest' (which I'll hope to convey and share). Boosey & Hawkes have been my publisher for even longer than I've been writing Spectator columns — 32 and 19 years respectively. And this, by Helen Wallace (published for the firm this month), really is different — not merely for the absorbing saga of vision, audacity, happy accident, brilliant timing, an unlikely yet successful match of old-style wariness with slick newstyle entrepreneurial flair, yielding gradually via galvanising play of vibrant personalities to a downward spiral of self-destruction to arise phoenix-like into new life; but, far more important, for the abiding involvement of most of the 20th century's major composers, revealed here humanall-too-human, often in compromising (or plain embarrassing) postures.
The unlikely match linked gentle, courteous Leslie Boosey, latest proprieter of a well-established company known best for its drawing-room ballads and the concerts wherein they were first aired, and Ralph Hawkes, whose firm was based on purveying military marches (plus the appropriate instruments) to the Empire on which the sun never set. But Hawkes, a gambler with a flair for risks that paid, hankered after modern music, too, and had already put out Continental feelers in the 1920s, well before political circumstances began to offer rich pickings beyond his wildest imaginings.
The exodus from central Europe brought, first, music editors of the highest distinction and sophistication; when the catalogue of composers began to expand the ground was prepared. Hawkes's earliest coup was to sign up in 1935 the conspicuously gifted Benjamin Britten, aged 22. Another attempted poach from the Oxford University Press — William Walton, the year after — didn't succeed (lucky, too, with hindsight; who could have foretold that Walton had already peaked in the 1st Symphony, only just completed?). Surer ground was reached with the acquisition of Britten's American friend Aaron Copland in 1938, a year that also saw a contract with an established giant, Bartók, anxious to dissociate himself from the probable Nazification of his previous publisher. His friend Kodály took longer to woo and win; both were eventually gathered safe into their new pasture, aged about 60, plentiful new work confidently expected. But it's the inferior figure who survived into prolific old age. Bartók, already weakening, died in 1945 at 64. The familiar story of his final privations reappears here; he is one of the very few whose integrity shines out without stain.
As the Nazi clutches tightened, still bigger game broke loose; Mahler, long dead, was reassigned by his redoubtable widow (but the rights returned to Vienna after the war, in time for the unforeseeably gigantic boom in his music, then wholly out of favour). His contemporary Strauss was still alive, to the surprise of some who imagined that the composer of Till Eulenspiegel and the Rosenkavalier must long since have passed away: his large lucrative operatic output was going cheap; and a bonus came in the old man's 'Indian Summer' — 'posthumous works' (his own phrase) of the 1940s culminating in the Four Last Songs the year before his death in 1949.
The next lucky takeover fixed an agreement to represent Soviet composers, including current and future Prokofiev and Shostakovich. And the next beats everything for bravado and serendipity: the richest prize from the century's first half, now going for a song, Koussevitsky's éditions russes de la musique, including the earlier Rachmaninov and Prokofiev, two of Stravinsky's famous trio of pre-war Diaghilev ballets, and the cream of his interwar oeuvre, not least the Symphony of Psalms. Here, too, the rescue of endangered treasure yielded unlooked-for dividends, in signing up the now US citizen Stravinsky (65 in 1947), to publish his work of the late 1940s, like Strauss's, as new music, then collect the cachet of The Rake's Progress, and the lustre, if not the lucre, of the subsequent serial pieces right through to the Requiem Canticles five years before his death in 1971.
By 1974, no major composer had been signed up for the last ten years. Now comes a renovative shake-up: many imaginative new contracts, hand-in-hand with some generous rescue operations for older figures sidelined by accidents of taste rather than universal disaster. More recently, new assignments have tended to go to well-tried composers of already proven viability — Elliott Carter, Steve Reich, John Adams, Harrison Birtwistle, James MacMillan, Magnus Lindberg, Louis Andriessen, Mark-Anthony Turnage. Disasters, frauds, bad managerial choices, takeover bids, rationalisations and streamlinings, even a move from the historic old premises known to thousands of musicians down the years, have all been survived with aplomb; the double-barrelled name, if not exactly a household phrase like Marks & Spencer, still crests the waves with buoyant pride.
What I miss in the breathless scurry of Helen Wallace's study — earlier on beautifully balanced and often piquant, funny, as well as absorbing, as she traverses the commercial minefield with its cast of fragile, precious creative egos — is recent anecdotage; stories grave and gay, salacious and solemn, idealistic and cynical; the human faces and voices that came and went in those deepcarpeted corridors, chromium lifts, mysterious underground stacks and dens.


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For a person aged 40 this would be between 90bpm -108bpm (50% -60% of 180). As long as you stay between those numbers you'll be getting the benefits of this zone!
This zone is ideal for beginners, those new to exercise, or those with low functional ability. It's easy and comfortable,comparable with a stroll for most people. In fact most walkers train in this Zone. It doesn't burn many calories, and it's not really going to develop your heart and lungs much. That said it's proven to help decrease body fat, cholesterol levels, risk of degenerative diseases, and ease blood pressure. You're also unlikely to do yourself an injury.
For a person aged 40 this would be between 108bpm – 126bpm (60% -70% of 180). As long as you stay between those numbers you'll be doing well!
The breakdown is no different then the healthy zone, so why do this? Well, studies have shown that it results in increased fat mobilization while increasing your fat transportation. Basically, it gets fat out of your cells and into the muscles where they burn it off. As a result you teach your body to develop a faster metabolism, to burn off fat quicker! Thus you burn more calories than in the previous zone and 85% of that will be fat! Woohoo!
For a person aged 40 this would be between 126bpm – 144bpm (70% - 80% of 180). As long as you stay between those numbers you'll be getting the benefits of this zone!
In this you will develop your functional fitness, (e.g. your ability to not get gassed when running after the bus you just missed). Your heart and lungs will greatly develop, becoming stronger and pumping more blood, with more oxygen around your body. This will increase the size and number of your blood vessels as they deal with this increased volume. Your resting heart rate will also go down as your stroke volume increases (the amount of blood pumped per heart beat), your resting heart rate is an excellent indication of your fitness levels, and the lower that goes the fitter you are! This means you burn even more calories then ever, but only 50% from fat!
For a person aged 40 this would be between 144bpm – 162bpm (80% - 90% of 180). As long as you stay between those numbers you'll be getting the benefits of this zone!
This zone is also known as the Threshold Zone. In this zone you will not have enough oxygen in your system to supply you (hence the name anaerobic – without sufficient oxygen). Thus the body uses an alternate system to supply itself with energy; this is called the glycemic cycle. Heavy weight training is primarily anaerobic. As a result of the lack of oxygen your body compensates by increasing the highest amount of oxygen you can consume – this is called you VO2 Max.
This leads to a higher lactate tolerance (a waste product produced by the energy cycle is called Lactic Acid. When this builds up the nerves cannot transmit signals to the muscles, leading to muscle failure. If you've ever felt like you couldn't lift a weight one more time or take another step – this is what's happening!). The end result is you will have greatly improved endurance. You also burn more calories because of the increased intensity but again, less fat!
For a person aged 40 this would be between 162bpm – 180bpm (90% - 100% of 180). As long as you stay between those numbers you'll be getting the benefits of this zone!
Good news is this burns the highest number of calories out of all the training zones. Bad news is it burns the least amount of fat. This is extremely intense work, and even highly trained athletes would find this hard to maintain for over 10 minutes. However, this is often used in Interval Training which I'll discus in a later article. ONLY DO THIS IF CLEARED BY A PHYSICIAN DO SO!


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will they make a classic saturday morning channel?
Thread: will they make a classic saturday morning channel?
goat6boy
ive been thinking I know their never going to make a classic nickelodeon channel but what about a classic saturday morning channel? I know theirs boomerrang but thats not really all saturday morning cartoons.what about a channel devoted to all the great 80's and 90's cartoons and shows.what is your take on a channel like this?
heres a few i recomend:
Misadventures of Ed Grimley
anything from the usa line up
anything from the tbs line up
pee wees playhouse
weird al show
chip and dale rescur rangers
you get the jist of it and im sure im leaving out some great shows
Probably not, people these days want money, and a lot of it.
I wish they would make a channel like this, but like I said, tv broadcasters are GREEDY.
Fuck greedy people. These people don't care about ratings, they just want money.
Remember that this type of channel is probably not going to be on TV ever, particularly due to greed, remember that.
then ill start up my own channel lol
yellow_submarine
Ya know, if "they" had a proper research department, they would notice retro and nostalgic culture is at a peak right now. 80's and 90's characters are on shirts at the mall, pop music is emulating new wave and synth pop, high top sneakers and dayglo colors are huge.
Kids should know where this stuff comes from. Kanye West didn't invent it. And frankly, I'm sick to death of seeing Scooby Doo and the Flinstones as the only pre-2000 alternative to modern animated shows.
Wow! Your Saturday morning lineup really makes me feel old! To me, classic would mean more Hanna-Barbera, Filmation, and Krofft shows. Maybe even Speed Racer and the original Spider-Man or some of Gerry Anderson's sci fi marionette shows like Thunderbirds or Stingray. Cartoon Network and Sci-Fi Channel started out playing all those retro shows at first but look at them now!
thecrow174
I would like to see this, but who's going to convince people to make a Saturday morning channel?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpmILPAcRQo
Come have the time of YOUR life with me and the gang at Retro-daze.org.
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a think a petition is in order whos with me?
blueluigi
I honestly think that some people need to stop letting their whole lives revolve around cartoons. Especially when it comes to something like this.
...and no, a channel like this is not happening anytime soon as far as I know. In fact, I think the idea of making this type of channel is crap.
Xe-A-Thoul
You think so Bluigi?
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Riphard
Fox News is all the cartoon I need......
I know that most channels in the old days showed cartoons that were at the time Saturday morning cartoons. If I wanted to I'd make a TV channel that's dedicated to only retro shows, like TV Land was until it went in the wrong direction, and every Saturday morning there would be a retro Saturday morning line-up.
pokinsmot
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wow... why are you even here? thats the whole point of this site. to reminisce about the good ol days, bitch about the crap thats out now, and whine about how they dont release or play enough of the good ol stuff.
and as far the question goes, no, unfortunately, i dont think anyone will ever give us a retro channel. it just wont be profitable enough.
but, i think, if we could get organized enough, we stand a good chance of getting Hulu to post some retro stuff. more than they already do i mean.
like i said, we just have to come together and organize and coordinate. but, dont look at me to get that done. whenever i try to do something like that, it never goes well.
shows id like to see:
Long Ago & Far Away
old episodes (late 70s to early 90s) of Sesame Street
80s eps of Captain Kangaroo
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Old_school_JJ
What's wrong with being a HUGE cartoon geek?
And correct if I'm wrong here but didn't I hear something about how YOU want be an animator? (which is what I'm inspiring to become, myself.). Pretty interesting carrer choice for someone with such stong words against those of us that "let our whole lives revolve around cartoons" and wants an "all animated TV channel," I must say.
Anyhoo, to answer the original question, an "all saturday mouring" tv channel just isn't in the cards, thanks to the rise of DVDs and internet, there isn't any money anymore in a channel that shows nothing but "retro" tv shows. That's why even TV Land a channel that did indeed use to show nothing but retro TV shows started having to create original programming. It's a lot harder to get sponsers for an older TV show nowadays, which is where there is money.
Plus sadly (since as I've proudly mention before and will mention again, I'm a "cartoon geek), TV animation is probably at it's lowest point ever in this day and age. Kids nowaday tend to be more into "tween" shows like Hannah Montana and ICarly, not saying there's anything wrong with that excatly (though it's far from my cup of tea and I do indeed hate the negitive impact it's had on animation). Nick is starting to get back in the animation department with two new shows (Planet Sheen and Tuff Pup), but it's taken them awhile, especially since now Spongebob Squarepants is what call "semi-retired" since epiodes aren't being made but "TV specials" are, not to mention all Disney really has going is "Phines and Ferb" (I won't even get into the horror that is Mickey Mouse Clubhouse). Heck even Cartoon Network-CARTOON NETWORK- has started airing live action tv shows.
So NO sadly an "all saturday mouring" channel would not happen anytime soon, heck at this point, it would be nice just for some REAL saturday mouring cartoons on saturday mourings, we really don't even have that anymore (other that CW4Kids).
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Don't know if you were kidding or not, but if you weren't, a petition WOULDN'T WORK AT ALL.
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The only problem with a station dedicated to just Saturday morning programming, would be licensing issues as well as marketing. Who would this channel be marketed to? As much as I LOVED the shows I watched when growing up, I'm not sure if I could watch some of them again as an adult. Some shows I do still like and can still watch, but then there are others where I've literally asked myself, "Why did I like this again?"
That aside, it would be a nice way to show the kids coming up what we grew up with and what our parents grew up with.
billcozby
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I think BenJamin is on the right track here.
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There is nothing wrong with being an animation fan. What I mean by people letting their whole lives revolve around cartoons, I'm referring to the type of people who only focuses on cartoons and nothing else. Not anything else in the whole freaking world, not the economy, not anything else on TV or even reality. I've seen many people like these, and let me tell you that is just creepy.
As for me working for animation. Yes, that is something that I would love to learn, but it's not my main career choice. My main career choice mostly involves working with different computer programs since that's something I'm very good at.
bassman21
You're such a stick-in-the-mud blueluigi.
It would be nice. However getting all the production companies or whoever has the rights to them now on board would be next to impossible. Maybe Cookie Jar Entertainment who owns the rights to Dic who made a good percentage of the old school cartoons will make their own channel someday.
DeityWhistle9000
Well!, I think they are making a new channel on Time Warner Cable called Hub!, I think it is on different TV networks too! : :arrow:
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Yes, I have heard of the new channel called The Hub which is something that's going to replace Discovery Kids. The good thing about that channel is that they are going to be showing some retro cartoons (Transformers, G.I. Joe, and Batman Beyond) even though it's going to consist mostly of their new original shows.
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Firemen learn limitations and hazards of tank blazes
A tank fire set deliberately for training gave area firefighters the opportunity to learn how to deal with one type of fire they never want to see.
Foam smothers oil . . . Kenmare firefighters douse a simulated oil
fire with foam during a training session offered in Kenmare the evening
of March 7th by members of the Minot Rural Fire Department.
Twenty-three firefighters from the Kenmare and Bowbells departments
took part in the four-hour session, using a boil-over simulator provided
by the Minot Rural department.
Eighteen members of the Kenmare Fire Department and five volunteers with the Bowbells Fire Department participated in a Flammable Liquid Storage Fire Boil-Over Class on March 7th.
The session was conducted by Mike Hyndman, senior firefighter with the Minot Rural Fire Department, and other volunteers using a boil-over simulator recently obtained by that department for the purpose of offering this training.
"This simulates a boil-over on a tank battery out in the oilfield," said Hyndman, who is a KHS graduate. "Steam at the bottom of the tank gets to a certain temperature and pushes the liquids out."
"This is something the department is going to run into," said Kenmare firefighter Ron Jensen, "and we'll use the same strategies we learned for situations with propane tanks or storage tanks that people have."
According to Kenmare firefighter Chuck Leet, one of the most important aspects of the training was to recognize the limitations of fighting such a fire. "We learned how to approach an oil fire and what goes on when there's a tank on fire," he said.
"We only approach these if there is a human life involved or if one of the employees is in trouble out there."
"Basically, we don't touch anything," added Trevor Melin, junior truck captain for the Kenmare Fire Department.
Jensen explained the local department's role during an oilfield tank fire would be to call the appropriate response personnel, as posted at the well site. "What happens on the scene is up to the lease operator," he said. "Until then, we protect other structures and property."
Hyndman and other Minot Rural firefighters held the same session for fire crews in Tolley, Sherwood and Velva before coming to Kenmare.
"We also did the class at the State Fire School, where we had about 70 people take it," Hyndman said.
The training mimics the type of flammable liquids fire that departments may encounter with the expansion in the oil and gas industry across western North Dakota. Hyndman noted the class also prepares firefighters to deal with problems from crown tanks that store flammable liquids at gas stations or other businesses and on farms.
"We're trying to cover all the bases," he said.
The training session allowed local firefighters to learn to use the department's new foam trailer purchased with funds donated by Farmers Union Oil Co. The trailer includes a 250-gallon tank to hold a soap-like solution, along with hoses and a compartment for additional tools.
"When you have something like fuel oil fires, gas fires or electrical fires, you don't want to spray water on them," Leet said. "We can smother flames with this foam."
"We'll also use it on structure fires and car fires," Melin said. "You use less water when you use foam."
Leet described how the foam can be mixed with water in a solution ranging from one to six percent. "We can actually build a dike with this foam, at the six percent level, to contain a spill of some sort of fuel or chemical," he said, "until we get the proper equipment there to hold the spill in place."
He noted that Farmers Union Oil Co. wanted the Kenmare department to have the proper equipment in case an emergency occurred at their operation. "This is something that would help them, as well as the city and the rural district," he said.
"And it helps Kenmare with its insurance rating," added Jensen.
The department received 11 55-gallon barrels of foam solution free of charge from Minot Air Force Base to use with the trailer. "We have smaller foam units on the trucks, too," said firefighter Eric Seykora.
Firefighters also learned to use two types of gas monitors as a safety measure during oilfield and other flammable liquid fires. "We found out we should have a 4-gas meter and an H2S monitor," said Scot Ness.
"There are common gases we're going to come into contact with on a well site," Jensen said. "The equipment is expensive, so the department wants to look into ways to obtain these."
Seykora, Melin, Ness, Nate Condit and Adam Schumacher organized the training session for the two departments. The evening included one hour of classroom instruction and three hours of practical application on a lot belonging to Andy Mau at the east edge of Kenmare. Mau supported the firefighters' request to hold the training on his property.
Jensen was pleased to have the session offered in Kenmare by the Minot Rural department. "With the volume of runs they have, they know what they're doing," he said. "They're always offering training for us."
He continued, "A good percentage of the participants were our new firemen. In fact, some of our newest members have taken on a lot of training in the past month between this session and State Fire School. Now, we're all on the same page with this equipment."
The boil-over simulation sessions are provided to departments free of charge through a grant offered by the North Dakota Firefighters Association, according to Hyndman. He was happy to see his friends with the Kenmare department take advantage of the opportunity. "I say your town is only as strong as your fire department," he said. "That's my theory."
The Kenmare Fire Department belongs to the Mouse River Firefighters Association, which coordinates emergency response plans and training among several departments across Ward County.
Kenmare Fire Department
now prefers 911 calls
Volunteers with the Kenmare Fire Department also participated in training with Minot Central Dispatch last week. "We're switching from the state radio channel to the Ward County radio channel," Jensen said.
According to Leet, the Ward County Emergency Management office wrote a grant to purchase equipment that allows Minot Central Dispatch to directly page local departments after receiving a report through a 911 call. Previously, a 911 call to Minot Dispatch generated a chain of more phone calls to reach the appropriate fire department.
"Now, the Kenmare Fire Department has 911 capabilities," Leet said.
"This has been a five-year project," Jensen said, adding that if a Kenmare area resident reports a fire or other incident by calling 911, the system provides firefighters with a Google Earth map showing driving directions to the location from the Kenmare Fire Hall.
Citizens can still call 385-4444 to report a fire in Kenmare and the surrounding vicinity, but calling 911 is now just as efficient for the department.
"If people call 911, Minot Dispatch can page us directly," Jensen said. "911 is the way we prefer to notified."


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Stadtgarten ist ein Stadtteil der kreisfreien Stadt Remscheid und liegt im Stadtbezirk Lennep. Die Einwohnerzahl betrug Ende des Jahres 2008 2.609. Die Fläche des Stadtteils ist 61 ha groß. Er grenzt im Osten an den Stadtteil Hackenberg.
Direkt zwischen Röntgen- und Teichstraße liegt der Prof.-Hermann-Platz, ein kleiner Park mit Spielplatz, Sitzbänken und angrenzendem Teich, der aus Quellen des ehemaligen Lennepebachs gespeist wird.

Verkehr
Der Stadtteil Stadtgarten liegt westlich der Bundesstraße 51 (verläuft im Bergischen Land als L58) und hat dadurch einen direkten Anschluss an die Autobahnauffahrt RS-Lennep/RS-Lüttringhausen-Süd der A 1. Im öffentlichen Personennahverkehr ist der Stadtteil mit drei Haltestellen an das Busnetz der Stadt Remscheid angebunden. An den Haltepunkten Teichstraße, Röntgenstraße und Stadtgarten verkehrt die Linie 655.

Waldfriedhof

Im Stadtteil Stadtgarten liegt der städtische Waldfriedhof Lennep. Der Friedhof grenzt an die Schwelmer und die Hackenberger Straße. Durch seinen großen Bestand an hohen Bäumen hat er einen parkähnlichen Charakter. Seine Fläche beträgt rund 34.000 m². Die erste Bestattung wurde 1938 durchgeführt.

Schulen

An der Röntgenstraße liegt das nach Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen benannte Röntgen-Gymnasium.
Zudem gibt es direkt neben dem Röntgen-Gymnasium eine ehemalige Landwirtschaftsschule, die heute als eine weitere Außenstelle der "Musik- und Kunstschule Remscheid" und für weitere Unterrichtsräume des Gymnasiums genutzt wird.

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…there isn't really any hard evidence… Err..?
When we hear this comment it reminds us of the infamous Monty Python sketch from the Life of Brian – What have the Romans Ever Done For Us.
"Yes alright, but apart from the fact that long-haul flights divert from their flight paths to pick up cargo at mysterious airstrips in Africa en-route to the UK, and apart from the retrofitted pylon pipes, and apart from the evidence of black trails, and apart from the fact that planes now make clouds and they never used to, and apart from the existence of strange iridescent clouds, and apart from all the new cloud types invented by the MET Office to explain all these strange things we now see, and apart from the 3 large containers loaded onto the front cargo hold on Airbus A320s where luggage is no longer allowed, and apart from the fact that Airbus A320s are now crashing at an impossibly high frequency in suspicious circumstances, and apart from the irregular and suspicious use of ADS-B systems broadcasting false altitude data on flights that leave trails over the UK, and apart from the fact flights are routed out of their way to pass over UK cities, and apart from the fact that flights often travel in pairs or even 3s now, and apart from the fact that the new type of Induced Cumulus clouds only ever form over land and in long rows, and apart from the fact that our skies are always hazy and never clear anymore, and apart from the fact that last year there were less than 10 days with completely clear skies over the UK… breath… what have Look-Up.org.uk ever done to show this is happening now, eh?
There exist people who do not drink much alcohol, who do not smoke, who drink a lot of tap water and who watch a lot of Television (all clues we hasten to add) who are utterly convinced that everything is exactly how it is presented to us by the establishment or mainstream media (the MSM). No amount of evidence, however compelling, will ever be able to change their conditioned minds. They are simply not open for business. Those are, generally speaking, the people that can read our website and see nothing, understand nothing and accept nothing. Those are the people who are able to dismiss this as a conspiracy theory. We dread to think what is going to happen to those people when this finally breaks into the public consciousness and is admitted to by The Establishment as having been ongoing for many years now.
It is to those people that we gleefully present this short film.
During a lecture at what looks like Cambridge University, particle physicist Jasper Kirkby, who is involved with cloud physics research at CERN, openly discusses the ongoing use of manufactured aerosols sprayed from aircraft to create clouds.
This clip is extremely important not only because it admits to the fact this is happening now and has been for many years, but also because it gives important clues as to how these aerosols affect our weather and precipitation. This and other sources have confirmed that the more saturated the air is and the smaller the CCNs – Cloud Condensation Nuclei – the smaller the rain droplets and the finer the rain, or drizzle as it s known. Indeed when we witness skies that are covered from horizon to horizon with what we call a white-out, and uniform and unbroken layer – like a white blanket – of aerosol matter, very fine drizzle is exactly what we it produces.
This and other similar evidence from presentations from assorted Climate Engineering events are slowly bringing the picture into focus and refining our understanding of the level to which this Climate Engineering industry can now control our weather. The technologies associated with Climate Engineering are very advanced and capable of creating almost any desired condition, from mildly overcast to extremely stormy with heavy rain. From our own observations over the past 4+ years we have discovered that an entire sky across the UK can be covered with a thin film of aerosols in as little as 3-4 hours and with a few as a few dozen flights per hour per area.
If the full storm scenario is required the spraying will continue for around 36 hours to build up sufficient cover to promote storm conditions. If one takes the time to observe the skies before a major weather event this is exactly what they will see. When the rain is required to fall, other substances are then sprayed in large amounts to promote the release of that moisture in a very short space of time resulting in a deluge.
If we accept then that this technology is being employed, and is not only able to but actually is being used to create extreme weather, then it follows that the damage caused by those storms can be attributed to those controlling the weather. Some time ago we posited the idea that those affected by flooding who were not able to claim under their insurance policies may be able to band together and seek legal representation for compensation from airlines for creating the storms responsible.
This is no longer just an idea. This is now a viable reality and one which is being explored as we type.
Each week we move ever closer to being in a position to out these programs and bring an end to the current Climate Engineering / Solar Radiation Management programs.


Author: Reaper Studio: EviL-Inc. Productions Hi all, My name is Reaper, I made this Guide. Some of ya know me, I made the Guide explaining the Half Life story, because some of you dont understand anything in a game and you need a whole guide to explain it. So heres part 3, the final part. This time I will tell you more about the gman, also some FAQs, okey dokey lets begin, We know the story of Black Mesa, an experiment goes wrong, a few survioved out of 100s, Gordon was one of the most famous surviovrs, people expect him to come back and destroy the combine to save the world, but they wonder, where is he? Why is he hiding? Ok, Gordon is a sleep in stasis, put in there by the Gman, but where? Xen? No one knows, its a mystery only the gman can answer, he uses Gordon like a tool, sells him to anyone who is the highest bidder, The Gman chose Gordon, because he thought if he could survive black mesa alone and Xen he will have what it takes against the Combine. but the Gman knows more than we do, he works for someone, maybe another alien race? Because in the Beta version of Half Life 2 before it was remade he said "We have been rather busy while you were away" who the hell is "we"? that is one question everyone thinks of, but the answer might unlock more mysteries than we can think of... Black Mesa was just like training for Gordon to prepare for the Combine invasion, which means Gman chose him, because he was one of the only survivors who killed the Nihilianth alone, In Half Life 1 The Gman made you, In Half Life 2 He used you, In Half Life 2 Episode 1 he lost control, and In Episode 2... Its WAR! After Gordon and Alyx get out of City 17 Alyx goes into a coma from a train wreck, but some think she is dead, we dont really know. Episode 2 will be about the Combine Trying to regain control of Earth, but they still fear the humans, but its not some big bad weapon of mass destructions its not a nucular (nuclear) weapon, but its the human will, intelect, and their will to stand up to them selves on every horrible blow they strike against humanity, Episode 2 will be start of a Universal War, Breen saw it as A union, but a revolution starts and now its a War, the biggest war against 2 planets, and in Episode 3, the war will end and we will know who wins, will gordon destroy the combine like the Gman wants or will humanity lost a turn into stalkers and slaves? Adrian Shepard: What about our HECU soldier from Opposing Force? We know he is in stasis by the Gman, but what is the Gman waiting for? Why wont he unleash him? We have no idea, but we might see him soon. I dont think Valve would forget him. Portal: We found out that The guy you play as in portal might make an appearance in Half Life 2 Episode 3 and the nifty portal gun might be yours in Half Life 2, unless Valve become greedy and makes it a stand alone game. FAQs: Q. Why was Gordon chosen by the Gman? A. Mostly because the Black Mesa insident was like a good way to test some one for the Combine invasion and Gordon along with Adrian Shepard that those 2 might be the only people who can do it. Q. What happens to Adrian Shepard from Opposing Force? A. Gman saw him worthy too, like Gordon he put him in stasis and waiting to give him an assignment, maybe we will meet shepard sometime in Episode 2 or 3. Q. Who or What is the Gman? A. A question that no one can answer, definetly not human, he took a human form, but he is from another alien race, he is not the ruler, he works for some one, he predicted Black Mesa and Combine invasion maybe he went to black mesa to choose someone worthy to fight the combine because he knew what was coming. Q. In Half Life 2, what does Nova Prospekt is? A. Its a Greek or Latin, but I think Greek word which means New Perspektive. Ok Thanks, Hope you like my guides and good luck on your Half Life adventures, maybe you can learn more about half life by just playing, just keep your ears and eyes peeled and you might discover alot, Thanks for Reading. The End.
Very, very in depth and really, really good.
Posted by Rab1dHobo I seriously doubt that Episode 3 is going to be the last game in the series, just wait for Half-Life 3.
The episodes are Half Life 3, they just divided it so they didnt have to make people wait for 6 years for the game.
I seriously doubt that Episode 3 is going to be the last game in the series, just wait for Half-Life 3.
See the problem is that its hard to make, there are no cut scenes so its probably impossible, but good idea. I might make Part 4, but not sure, I need some ideas.
I have an idea for HL2: EP2. I think that like Gordon would be like hanging on the edge of a cliff or something after fighting hordes of Combine and aliens, and he takes a small glimpse of Adrian Shepard, then they look at each other, an eye for an eye, and then Gordon falls and blacks out. Nice guide. can't wait if you release Part 4.


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The 2018 Volkswagen GTI Just Got An Incredibly High-Tech Interior And Even More Power
November 11, 2016 by westyphotography
It feels like we just got the seventh-generation Volkswagen Golf family here in America, but VW is already giving it some major updates. You'll need a keen eye to spot those differences on the outside, but there are some big changes in the cabin and under the hood. Also, more power for our beloved GTI version.
The MK7 Golf family has been on sale in Europe since 2013, and today VW has revealed the European 2017 models; we will see most of these variants here as 2018 vehicles.
Obviously missing from the Golf engine lineup is the 2.0-liter TDI motor. What will be available is a 1.5-liter turbo in the Golf and the 2.0 liter TSI unit for the GTI. The 1.5 turbo makes 145 horsepower.
But the GTI gets some notable improvements. Power is up from 210 HP to 227 HP, and the Performance Package goes from 230 HP to 245 HP. That's pretty excellent.
On the outside things get a little sharper as it looks the new LED lights are concentrating really hard on something.
The biggest upgrade on the new car is the fully digital "Active Info Display" instrumentation panel and its huge infotainment screen.
You will recognize the display unit as similar to the one in the current Audi A4. Active Info Display is will be available across all Golf variants as an upgrade over the traditional analog instrument panel.
The center stack unit is now a giant 9.2 inches. For the first time ever on a Volkswagen model, you can get gesture control on what VW calls the "Discover Pro" system, only available on the fully loaded models.
The upgraded infotainment units feature high-definition graphics with customizable colors and the navigation view will be available in both 2D and 3D.
As of now, we are not sure which specific features will make it stateside, as these upgrades are for European spec vehicles. Last time around, VW gave us a smaller infotainment compared to across the pond, so it's possible some of the advanced systems and upgrades may not be available to us. But seeing as how these are key updates and the car market is increasingly tech-driven, our chances may be good.
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Fujifilm's X-Pro2 and X-T2 now come in silver


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Missouri hit with bowl ban in academic fraud case
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Clemson LB Simmons declares for 2020 NFL draft
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Huskers' Frost tabs Lubick new OC; Walters exits
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NCAA penalizes Missouri football, baseball and softball for academic fraud
Mark SchlabachESPN Senior Writer
Senior college football writer
Author of seven books on college football
Graduate of the University of Georgia
The NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions on Thursday banned Missouri's football, baseball and softball teams from competing in the postseason this year and placed the athletics department on three years of probation as a result of academic fraud.
The penalties were handed down after a two-year investigation into alleged academic fraud at the SEC institution.
The football, baseball and softball programs will have a 5 percent reduction in scholarships for the 2019-20 academic year. They also will have a seven-week ban on unofficial visits, a 12.5 percent reduction in official visits and evaluation days, and a seven-week ban on recruiting communications and off-campus recruiting evaluation days.
The NCAA also fined Missouri $5,000, plus 1 percent of each of its budgets in football, baseball and softball.
Missouri athletic director Jim Sterk issued a statement saying the school will file an appeal.
"The Committee on Infractions has abused its discretion in applying penalties in this case, and the University will immediately appeal this decision that has placed unfair penalties on our department and programs. It is hard to fathom that the University could be cited for exemplary cooperation throughout this case, and yet end up with these unprecedented penalties that could unfairly and adversely impact innocent current and future Mizzou student-athletes," Sterk wrote.
"It is important to note that this was the action of one individual, who acted unilaterally and outside of the expectations that we have established for our staff members."
Despite the sanctions, highly prized quarterback transfer Kelly Bryant plans to stay at Missouri, a source confirmed to ESPN's Chris Low.
PowerMizzou.com first reported that Bryant, the former Clemson quarterback who announced his transfer to Missouri last month, would not look to join a different team. Bryant's longtime personal trainer, Ramon Robinson, also confirmed to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that the player would stay with the Tigers.
Bryant was 16-2 as a starter for Clemson, including leading the Tigers to the College Football Playoff in 2017 and starting the first four games of this past season. He will have a chance to step in immediately as a graduate transfer.
Former Missouri tutor Yolanda Kumar alleged in November 2016 that she improperly assisted 42 student-athletes after she was groomed by her superiors to commit what she called "academic dishonesty." Kumar alleged that she completed online courses and took final exams for Missouri men's basketball and football players.
The NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions found that Kumar violated NCAA ethical conduct, academic misconduct and academic extra benefits rules when she completed academic work for 12 student-athletes. The NCAA did not find credible evidence that her colleagues directed her to complete the athletes' work, the NCAA said in its report.
"Simply put, 12 student-athletes did not complete their own work," the NCAA report said.
The NCAA found that Kumar improperly completed work for six student-athletes in two different math courses at Missouri, as well as work for six other student-athletes in math courses at other schools. In one instance, according to the NCAA, Kumar completed an entire course for a Missouri football player. The NCAA report said Kumar also assisted two football players in completing Missouri's math placement exam.
"During her interview with the university and the NCAA enforcement staff, the tutor reported the way in which she was assigned one particular student-athlete to tutor was changed, and an academic coordinator contacted her directly to let her know the student needed to pass a course to graduate," the NCAA report said. "She continued that she felt pressure to make sure the student passed and resorted to completing the student-athlete's coursework. ... The activity repeated itself with other academic coordinators and other student-athletes, so the tutor continued to complete varying degrees of academic work for student-athletes."
Kumar was given a 10-year show-cause order, in which any NCAA member attempting to hire her must restrict her from any athletic-related duties.
In November 2016, Missouri announced that it was conducting an internal investigation into Kumar's claims. Kumar told the Post-Dispatch that she met with NCAA and Missouri investigators in January 2017. During that meeting, according to Kumar, she admitted to taking final exams for four athletes.
In April 2018, Sterk wrote Kumar a letter confirming that the university's investigation revealed that she provided student-athletes with impermissible academic assistance.
"Such conduct is contrary to NCAA rules," Sterk wrote. "Moreover, such conduct is a serious violation of academic integrity standards of the University of Missouri, and the antithesis of our core values of respect, responsibility, discovery and excellence."
In the letter, Sterk informed Kumar the university was disassociating her from its athletics program.
Kumar set up a GoFundMe account to raise money for her legal fees and living expenses, and she told the Post-Dispatch that she wanted to sell the evidence she had collected during the investigation to pay the balance of her university tuition.
According to the Kansas City Star, Kumar worked as a graduate statistics instructor at Missouri for five years from September 2004 to June 2009 and served as an adjunct math instructor for three years from September 2010 to June 2013. She also was an adjunct statistics instructor from April 2011 to September 2011. Missouri defensive lineman A.J. Logan was suspended for six games during the 2017 season as a result of the investigation, and defensive back T.J. Warren served a multigame suspension as well.
In a different case in October 2017, the Committee on Infractions announced that it could not conclude that the University of North Carolina violated NCAA academic rules when its student-athletes took "deficient" courses in the Department of African and Afro-American studies. The NCAA found two violations in the UNC case -- the former department chair and a former secretary failed to cooperate in the investigation.
In its report on Thursday, the Committee on Infractions attempted to distinguish the two rulings.
"Among other differences, UNC stood by the courses and the grades it awarded student-athletes," the report said. "In support of that position, UNC asserted that although courses were created and graded by an office secretary, student-athletes completed their own work. Here, by contrast, Missouri acknowledged that the tutor completed student-athletes' work and, in most instances, this conduct violated its honor code."
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said the conference stood ready to aid Missouri in its appeal.
"We have received and reviewed the Committee on Infractions report involving the University of Missouri," Sankey said in a statement given to PowerMizzou. "We are seeking to understand the committee's decision related to the severity of the penalties applied to Missouri, particularly in light of the university's exemplary cooperation in the case. Consistent with our standard approach to support member universities, the SEC Office stands ready to advise and assist in Missouri's appeal process."
The Tigers were placed on one year of probation in August 2016, after the NCAA alleged the school failed to monitor its men's basketball program when it did not fully vet or follow up on internship opportunities provided by a booster for student-athletes and a recruit.
The NCAA alleged a second booster also provided impermissible benefits to 11 men's basketball players and three members of one player's family. The total amount of impermissible inducements and extra benefits provided by the two boosters totaled $11,402.
The Tigers had already self-imposed a one-year postseason ban in 2015-16 and scholarship reductions in that case.


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extern Protocol *a2_dataSourceProtocol(Class cls);
extern Protocol *a2_delegateProtocol(Class cls);

static BOOL bk_object_isKindOfClass(id obj, Class testClass)
{
	BOOL isKindOfClass = NO;
	Class cls = object_getClass(obj);
	while (cls && !isKindOfClass)
	{
		isKindOfClass = (cls == testClass);
		cls = class_getSuperclass(cls);
	}

	return isKindOfClass;
}

@interface A2DynamicDelegate ()

@property (nonatomic, weak, readwrite) id realDelegate;

@end

#pragma mark - Functions

static SEL getterForProperty(Class cls, NSString *propertyName)
{
	SEL getter = NULL;

	objc_property_t property = class_getProperty(cls, propertyName.UTF8String);
	if (property)
	{
		char *getterName = property_copyAttributeValue(property, "G");
		if (getterName) getter = sel_getUid(getterName);
		free(getterName);
	}

	if (!getter)
	{
		getter = NSSelectorFromString(propertyName);
	}

	return getter;
}

static SEL setterForProperty(Class cls, NSString *propertyName)
{
	SEL setter = NULL;

	objc_property_t property = class_getProperty(cls, propertyName.UTF8String);
	if (property)
	{
		char *setterName = property_copyAttributeValue(property, "S");
		if (setterName) setter = sel_getUid(setterName);
		free(setterName);
	}

	if (!setter)
	{
		unichar firstChar = [propertyName characterAtIndex: 0];
		NSString *coda = [propertyName substringFromIndex: 1];

		setter = NSSelectorFromString([NSString stringWithFormat: @"set%c%@:", toupper(firstChar), coda]);
	}

	return setter;
}

static inline SEL prefixedSelector(SEL selector) {
	return NSSelectorFromString([@"a2_" stringByAppendingString: NSStringFromSelector(selector)]);
}

#pragma mark -

@implementation NSObject (A2BlockDelegate)

#pragma mark Helper

+ (NSMutableDictionary *) bk_delegateNameMap
{
	NSMutableDictionary *propertyMap = [self associatedValueForKey: _cmd];

	if (!propertyMap)
	{
		propertyMap = [NSMutableDictionary dictionary];
		[self associateValue: propertyMap withKey: _cmd];
	}

	return propertyMap;
}

#pragma mark Linking block properties

+ (void) linkDataSourceMethods: (NSDictionary *) dictionary
{
	[self linkProtocol: a2_dataSourceProtocol(self) methods: dictionary];
}

+ (void) linkDelegateMethods: (NSDictionary *) dictionary
{
	[self linkProtocol: a2_delegateProtocol(self) methods: dictionary];
}

+ (void) linkProtocol: (Protocol *) protocol methods: (NSDictionary *) dictionary
{
	[dictionary each:^(NSString *propertyName, NSString *selectorName) {
		objc_property_t property = class_getProperty(self, propertyName.UTF8String);
		NSCAssert2(property, @"Property \"%@\" does not exist on class %s", propertyName, class_getName(self));

		char *dynamic = property_copyAttributeValue(property, "D");
		NSCAssert2(dynamic, @"Property \"%@\" on class %s must be backed with \"@dynamic\"", propertyName, class_getName(self));
		free(dynamic);

		char *copy = property_copyAttributeValue(property, "C");
		NSCAssert2(copy, @"Property \"%@\" on class %s must be defined with the \"copy\" attribute", propertyName, class_getName(self));
		free(copy);

		SEL selector = NSSelectorFromString(selectorName);
		SEL getter = getterForProperty(self, propertyName);
		SEL setter = setterForProperty(self, propertyName);

		if (class_respondsToSelector(self, setter) || class_respondsToSelector(self, getter))
			return;

		NSString *delegateProperty = nil;
		Class cls = self;
		while (!delegateProperty.length && cls != [NSObject class]) {
			delegateProperty = [cls bk_delegateNameMap][NSStringFromProtocol(protocol)];
			cls = [cls superclass];
		}

		IMP getterImplementation = imp_implementationWithBlock(^(NSObject *delegatingObject){
			return [[delegatingObject dynamicDelegateForProtocol: protocol] blockImplementationForMethod: selector];
		});
		IMP setterImplementation = imp_implementationWithBlock(^(NSObject *delegatingObject, id block){
			A2DynamicDelegate *dynamicDelegate = [delegatingObject dynamicDelegateForProtocol: protocol];

			if (delegateProperty.length) {
				SEL a2_setter = prefixedSelector(setterForProperty(delegatingObject.class, delegateProperty));
				SEL a2_getter = prefixedSelector(getterForProperty(delegatingObject.class, delegateProperty));

				if ([delegatingObject respondsToSelector:a2_setter]) {
					id originalDelegate = objc_msgSend(delegatingObject, a2_getter);
					if (!bk_object_isKindOfClass(originalDelegate, [A2DynamicDelegate class]))
						objc_msgSend(delegatingObject, a2_setter, dynamicDelegate);
				}
			}

			[dynamicDelegate implementMethod: selector withBlock: block];
		});

		const char *getterTypes = "@@:";
		BOOL success = class_addMethod(self, getter, getterImplementation, getterTypes);
		NSCAssert1(success, @"Could not implement getter for \"%@\" property.", propertyName);

		const char *setterTypes = "v@:@";
		success = class_addMethod(self, setter, setterImplementation, setterTypes);
		NSCAssert1(success, @"Could not implement setter for \"%@\" property.", propertyName);
	}];
}

#pragma mark Dynamic Delegate Replacement

+ (void) registerDynamicDataSource
{
	[self registerDynamicDelegateNamed: @"dataSource" forProtocol: a2_dataSourceProtocol(self)];
}
+ (void) registerDynamicDelegate
{
	[self registerDynamicDelegateNamed: @"delegate" forProtocol: a2_delegateProtocol(self)];
}

+ (void) registerDynamicDataSourceNamed: (NSString *) dataSourceName
{
	[self registerDynamicDelegateNamed: dataSourceName forProtocol: a2_dataSourceProtocol(self)];
}
+ (void) registerDynamicDelegateNamed: (NSString *) delegateName
{
	[self registerDynamicDelegateNamed: delegateName forProtocol: a2_delegateProtocol(self)];
}

+ (void) registerDynamicDelegateNamed: (NSString *) delegateName forProtocol: (Protocol *) protocol
{
	NSString *protocolName = NSStringFromProtocol(protocol);
	NSMutableDictionary *propertyMap = [self bk_delegateNameMap];
	if (propertyMap[protocolName])
		return;

	SEL getter = getterForProperty(self, delegateName);
	SEL a2_getter = prefixedSelector(getter);
	SEL setter = setterForProperty(self, delegateName);
	SEL a2_setter = prefixedSelector(setter);

	IMP getterImplementation = imp_implementationWithBlock(^(NSObject *delegatingObject){
		return [[delegatingObject dynamicDelegateForProtocol: protocol] realDelegate];
	});

	IMP setterImplementation = imp_implementationWithBlock(^(NSObject *delegatingObject, id delegate){
		A2DynamicDelegate *dynamicDelegate = [delegatingObject dynamicDelegateForProtocol: protocol];

		if ([delegatingObject respondsToSelector:a2_setter]) {
			id originalDelegate = objc_msgSend(delegatingObject, a2_getter, delegate);
			if (!bk_object_isKindOfClass(originalDelegate, [A2DynamicDelegate class]))
				objc_msgSend(delegatingObject, a2_setter, dynamicDelegate);
		}

		if ([delegate isEqual: dynamicDelegate])
			delegate = nil;

		dynamicDelegate.realDelegate = delegate;
	});

	const char *getterTypes = "@@:";
	const char *setterTypes = "v@:@";

	if (!class_addMethod(self, getter, getterImplementation, getterTypes)) {
		class_addMethod(self, a2_getter, getterImplementation, getterTypes);
		Method method = class_getInstanceMethod(self, getter);
		Method a2_method = class_getInstanceMethod(self, a2_getter);
		method_exchangeImplementations(method, a2_method);
	}

	if (!class_addMethod(self, setter, setterImplementation, setterTypes)) {
		class_addMethod(self, a2_setter, setterImplementation, setterTypes);
		Method method = class_getInstanceMethod(self, setter);
		Method a2_method = class_getInstanceMethod(self, a2_setter);
		method_exchangeImplementations(method, a2_method);
	}

	propertyMap[protocolName] = delegateName;
}

@end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Q: Get applet to load pictures when user clicks on Level one
Possible Duplicate:
Adding image in JApplet

I have my program compiled into one class file for an applet and it runs and works through java but when i added it into my html web page it will not load the pictures, i have all the pictures and the class and html page in one file and it loads the applet and i can click level one it just won't paint the pictures. Here is my code.
    import javax.swing.JApplet;

    import javax.swing.*;

    import java.awt.*;
   import java.awt.event.*;

    import java.awt.Graphics;

    import javax.swing.ImageIcon;
    import javax.swing.JPanel;

    public class MainApplet extends JApplet {

public void init()
{
    LabelFrame frame = new LabelFrame();
}

public  class LabelFrame {

    public LabelFrame( )
    {

        int x = 500;
        // final LoadingPictures panel=new LoadingPictures();

        setSize(x,500);
        setLocation(350,200);

        setVisible(true);

        JMenuBar menubar = new JMenuBar();
        setJMenuBar(menubar);

        JMenu Change = new JMenu("Pick a Level");
        menubar.add(Change);
            JMenu Move = new JMenu("Move keys");
        menubar.add(Move);

        JMenu Options = new JMenu("Options");
        menubar.add(Options);

        JMenu About = new JMenu("About");
        menubar.add(About);

        JMenu Select = new JMenu("Select");
        menubar.add(Select);

        final JMenuItem black = new JMenuItem("Black BackGround");
        Options.add(black);

        final JMenuItem blue = new JMenuItem("Blue BackGround");
        Options.add(blue);

        final JMenuItem yellow = new JMenuItem("Yellow BackGround");
        Options.add(yellow);

        final JMenuItem green = new JMenuItem("Green BackGround");
        Options.add(green);

        final JMenuItem white = new JMenuItem("White BackGround");
        Options.add(white);

        JMenuItem info = new JMenuItem("infomation");
        About.add(info);

        JMenuItem Level2 = new JMenuItem("Level 1");
        Change.add(Level2);

        final JRadioButton redBlock = new JRadioButton("redblock");

        final JButton moveleft = new JButton("Left");
        final JButton moveright = new JButton("Right");

        Select.add(redBlock);

        Move.add(moveleft);
        Move.add(moveright);

        Level2.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
        {
            public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event1)
            {

                final LoadingPictures levelpics1 = new LoadingPictures(1);

                add(levelpics1);

                //levelpics1.setVisible(false);
                //levelpics1.setVisible(true);
                revalidate();
                //repaint();

            //Move the redblock right
                redBlock.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
                {
                    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent rightselect)
                    {
                        moveright.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
                    {
                        public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent right)
                        {
                            if (LoadingPictures.topone ==400)
                            {
                                JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "You have won the level now move to next level");
                            }
                            else
                                {LoadingPictures.topone+= 50;

                            levelpics1.repaint();}

                        }});
                    }});

                //Move the redblock left
                redBlock.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
                {
                    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent leftselect)
                    {
                        moveleft.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
                    {
                        public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent left)
                        {
                            if (LoadingPictures.topone == 0)
                            {
                                JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Can not move left anymore");

                            }
                            else
                            {
                                LoadingPictures.topone-= 50;

                            levelpics1.repaint();
                            }

                        }});
                    }});

                  int delay3 = 500; //milliseconds
                  ActionListener taskPerformer3 = new ActionListener() {
                      public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) {

                          if(LoadingPictures.level2topleft == 0)
                            {
                                LoadingPictures.level2topleft+=325;
                                levelpics1.repaint();
                            }

                            else
                            {
                                LoadingPictures.level2topleft-=25;
                                levelpics1.repaint();
                            }

                      }
                  };
                  new Timer(delay3, taskPerformer3).start();

                  int delay2 = 1000; //milliseconds
                  ActionListener taskPerformer2 = new ActionListener() {
                      public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) {

                          if(LoadingPictures.topleftone == 0)
                            {
                                LoadingPictures.topleftone+=325;
                                levelpics1.repaint();
                            }

                            else
                            {
                                LoadingPictures.topleftone-=25;
                                levelpics1.repaint();
                            }

                      }
                  };
                  new Timer(delay2, taskPerformer2).start();

                int delay11 = 750; //milliseconds
                  ActionListener taskPerformer11 = new ActionListener() {
                      public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent evt) {

                          if(LoadingPictures.level2topfor4block == 300)
                            {
                                LoadingPictures.level2topfor4block-=300;
                                levelpics1.repaint();
                            }

                            else
                            {
                                LoadingPictures.level2topfor4block+=25;
                                levelpics1.repaint();
                            }

                      }
                  };
                  new Timer(delay11, taskPerformer11).start();

                black.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
                {
                    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event)
                    {
                        levelpics1.setBackground(Color.black);

                    }});
                blue.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
                {
                    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event)
                    {
                        levelpics1.setBackground(Color.blue);

                    }});
                yellow.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
                {
                    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event)
                    {
                        levelpics1.setBackground(Color.yellow);

                    }});
                green.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
                {
                    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event)
                    {
                        levelpics1.setBackground(Color.green);

                    }});
                white.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
                {
                    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event)
                    {
                        levelpics1.setBackground(Color.white);

                    }});

            }

        });

        info.addActionListener(new ActionListener(){
            public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event)
            {
                JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,"•This is our     Final project for computer programming 3 \n" +
                                                "•\n•Based off of the " +
                                                "game by KIRA GAmes called UnBlock Me");
                            }});

    }

}

public static class LoadingPictures extends JPanel{

    ImageIcon block2vertical = new ImageIcon ("2block.jpg");
    ImageIcon block4vertical = new ImageIcon("4block.jpg");
    ImageIcon redblock = new ImageIcon("redblockhorizontal.jpg");

    ImageIcon Level2block4 = new ImageIcon("Level2block4.jpg");
    ImageIcon Level2block2 = new ImageIcon("Level2block2.jpg");
    static  int top = 0;
    static  int topone = 0;
    static  int topleft = 200;
    static int level2topleft = 200;
    static int topleftone = 225;
    static int topfor4blockvertical = 150;
    static int level2topfor4block = 150;
    private int j;
    public LoadingPictures(int i)
    {
        super();
        j = i;

    }
    public void paintComponent(Graphics g)
    {
        super.paintComponent(g);
        if (j == 1)
        {

            g.drawImage(redblock.getImage(),topone,200,this);
           g.drawImage(Level2block4.getImage(),350,level2topfor4block,this);
        g.drawImage(Level2block2.getImage(),100,level2topleft,this);
            g.drawImage(Level2block2.getImage(),200,topleftone,this);

        }
        else if(j == 2)
        {

        }
    }

}
     }

and this is the line of code i have in my html that loads the applet
    <applet code ="MainApplet.class" height = "500" width = "500"></applet>

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