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Q: NextGEN Player Template Plugin I use NextGEN Player Template plugin, It is great plugin, but it shows portrait pictures in landscape mode. In other words, plugin takes the central part of the image and shows it as landscape orientation image.
And it is not the nextgen gallery issue, because this another plugin works with nextgen gallery too, but as we can see on third screenshot, it shows portrait images in portrait orientation. But this plugin has another problems, so I can't use it.
So, I need to see portrait orientation pictures in portrait orientation using NextGEN Player Template plugin. Cam anyone help?!

A: Answer for last comment with picture:
My advice is to upload or see an example of the plugin. Then look at the source code with either chrome's or fire foxes "Inspector", they allow you to see each element and what they do with the page. Then find the DIV that is containing the image or Style that is editing the image itself. And then edit it accordingly. Though since this is a plugin there is probably a piece code that applies this to each div so you will need to track that back also. Or find someone who is willing to look inside all of your code. but perhaps research a little first and look into your code.
Ok i looked through your code there.
Try changing this
$('div.gv_panel').live('click', function() {
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to false.
Also these things apply to changing the image.

Holds all the different images i think
Hope this helps :)

A: As the plugin is being actively developed, I would certainly suggest posting in http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/nextgen-player-template as Piotr seems to respond fairly quickly.

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(Reuters) - Chipmaker SanDisk Corp forecast current-quarter revenue below analysts' estimates due to lower revenue from Fusion-io Inc, a solid-state storage products maker it acquired in June.
SanDisk's shares fell 5 percent in extended trading, after the company also reported lower-than-expected revenue for the third quarter.
SanDisk, a supplier of memory chips for Apple Inc's iPhones, bought Fusion-io to enter the high-margin solid-state drives (SSDs) business.
The company has been increasing its focus on the fast-growing SSD business also to offset the impact of volatility in prices of memory chips due to excess capacity.
Rival Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said last week that it would spend $15 billion to build a major new factory in South Korea to make either memory chips or logic chips.
SanDisk forecast revenue of $1.80 billion-$1.85 billion for the fourth quarter ending December. Analysts on average were expecting $1.88 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
"Fusion-io revenue was down sequentially from the prior run rate ... We expect that (Fusion-io revenue) would be down sequentially (in current quarter) ... due to the integration of the business and the sales force," SanDisk's Chief Financial Officer Judy Bruner said on a conference call.
The company's net income fell 5 percent to $262.7 million, or $1.09 per share, in the third quarter ended Sept. 28 as expenses rose 9 percent, mainly due to costs related to restructuring and the acquisition of Fusion-io.
Excluding item, SanDisk earned $1.45 per share.
Revenue rose 7 percent to $1.75 billion.
Analysts on average had expected a profit of $1.33 per share and revenue of $1.77 billion.
The revenue miss "is a bit of negative surprise given how strong the launch of the Apple's next gen iPhones have been and the addition of recent acquisition Fusion IO," Wedbush Securities analyst Betsy Van Hees told Reuters.
SanDisk also said it would pay a quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share.
The company's shares closed at $85.31 on the Nasdaq on Thursday. Up to Thursday's close, the stock had risen 21 percent this year.


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2500 Condo in Palm Beach is really a wonderful location. The Palm Beach location is amazing. But, if this isn't the community for you, you might like one of the other local communities like Concordia or Coral Estates or Dunster House or Palm Beach Atlantic or Marina Grande that are located here as well.


Mérieux NutriSciences is dedicated to protecting consumers health throughout the world, by delivering a wide range of testing and consulting services to the food & nutrition, agrochemicals, pharma and cosmetics industries.
In four years, Mérieux NutriSciences has experienced a rapid increase in workforce. To support the growth of the company, the internal communication team needed a new system to link all employees worldwide whether they work in a lab or in an office.
Mérieux NutriSciences had already migrated to Google and were happy working with G Suite. LumApps easily fit all criteria – including Google integration – and emerged as the best choice.
Not only has MXNS Connect successfully become the main tool for internal communications, the intranet is also an integral part in the group's global communication strategy.
LumApps administration is very simple even for business users. After a few hours training, collaborators can edit content, which is, for most of them, a new skill.
MXNS Connect is definitely a central tool in our internal communication strategy uniting all Mérieux NutriSciences employees. We decided recently to go one step further by launching LumApps social to encourage interactions between peers and collaboration.


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Lewis and Lane to leave the U's
Date: 7th July 2015 at 10:41pm
Rumours have been spreading amongst the fans and has been reported on Radio oxford that 1st team coach Mickey Lewis and Head of Sport Science Alasdair Lane has left Oxford United.
At the moment the club are remaining tight lipped on the subject.
Alasdair arrived in 2012 from Rotherham and during that time has been a model proffesional helping reduce injuries to players and improving the fitness of the squad as well.
Mickey however played 350 matches for the U's from 1988 and has carried out most jobs at United at some stage.
It's not know if the rumours are true but the silence by the club would indicate that something is behind the story.
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Eager readers will know I've just added a bookstore to my site. Does that fit with what I'm doing in terms of business communications? Think about it - yes, it does. I'm offering people an easy way to get inspired and do more with their business as part of my portfolio. And yes, if enough people buy books from me the nice people at Amazon will send me a cheque. Monetizing your website, whether you choose the way I've done it or accept paid advertisers, is a sensible move if the company you are monetizing with is a good fit and adds value to the products, services or information you are offering. I read a cycling blog, Lovely Bicycle, the owner of which has recently monetized her Blogspot blog. Her blog, which is far more regularly updated than mine, has superb photos and an engaging narrative style, was taking up so much of her time it was a case of either ditch the blog and concentrate on paid work or make the blog pay. She put the word out that advertising was available and was bombarded with suitable advertisers from the elegant cycling world (the lycra-free world... my world... where people cycle in normal clothing). Her blog has been a real success story in the 18 months since it started. Her advertisers pay her monthly for graphic links on her blog. Asking for paid advertising isn't something I feel comfortable with on a couple of levels. In all honesty my blog hasn't reached the same level of readership (yet) so expecting people to pay to go on my blog would make me feel like I wasn't giving them the best deal possible. Aside from which, this is my company's site with its own domain name. I will happily promote and link to people I work with - clients, associates - but essentially this little patch of digitalia is my online home and I don't feel comfortable with houseguests. On the other hand, a colleague put me on to Amazon affiliation. It costs me nothing to have my bookstore, and any money I've earned from it is from people who have used it to buy from me. Amazon doesn't give me a monthly retainer to have a store that might sell ten items one month and a thousand another. It's up to me to promote it or Amazon users to find it for themselves. Nor do I have to pay to use it; I can tap into one of the biggest sites on the net for nothing. Best of all, I can choose products that are a good fit for the services I offer. How good is that!? Essentially, I can target what I want to sell. Amazon has a huge range of merchandise these days; it's long past simply being a bookseller. I've started small and chosen to offer a range of books and software, as you'll see if you visit the store. I plan on extending the range a little but ultimately want to keep a balance of selling what I personally love to read in fiction and non-fiction (my hand is hovering over including cookbooks!) and what I believe are the best business and motivational books on the market at the moment, aimed at existing clients and potential clients, or people who simply are interested in my point of view on business communications. Setting up the store was a painless business. It's something anyone can add to their website with a little bit of time and patience. I'm now planning my social media-heavy marketing strategy for the store. I'll be telling people about specials and new releases on a regular basis via Twitter and Facebook; through Twitter it will also get to my LinkedIn contacts. Again, this costs me nothing. The potential for people monetizing their websites is enormous; if you're going to do it, do it now. The market will be saturated in a few years and only the strong will prosper from it. Most importantly, make sure that your monetization is a fit for your business and not just something you'll think will add to your bank balance. Your business is your credibility. If your business is selling cupcakes and you suddenly start advertising hardware on your website, your audience will scratch their heads. It's not a credible fit. So start looking now for your perfect match.


I'm delighted to report that my friend (and co-editor) Daniel W. Hamilton has just been named dean at UNLV's William S. Boyd School of Law. Dan is currently associate dean for faculty development at the University of Illinois and he teaches and writes in the areas of property and legal history. His work includes the wonderfully thoughtful and engaging book The Limits of Sovereignty: Property Confiscation in the Union and the Confederacy During the Civil War, which was published by the University of Chicago Press in 2007.
Dan's appointment adds to the number of legal historians who are deans, including Dave Douglas at William and Mary, Greg Mark at DePaul, Robert Post at Yale, Bruce Smith at Illinois, Avi Soifer at Hawaii, Ray Solomon at Rutgers, and Bill Treanor at Georgetown.
Here is UNLV's press release. Congratulations to Dan and UNLV!


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Telework program is 'game changer' for women in rural parts of Utah
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Training rural residents to work from home eases the struggle with unemployment. Utah's Rural Online Initiative program provides rural residents with an online work certificate and training in online tools such as vid...
Cities Struggle to Boost Ridership With 'Uber for Transit' Schemes
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White Extremism Faces a Subversive Foe Online: Google Ads
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London-based company, Moonshot CVE buys ads on Google to target radical, white extremist searches. The company's ads are often funded by private companies, foundations, or governments and route people to anti-extremis...
This handy browser plug-in combats fake news with ratings of thousands of news websites
Allowing news consumers to more carefully vet media outlets can help stem the proliferation of fake news. NewsGuard, a web browser plug-in gives users a "nutrition label" for news websites by ranking them on a scale o...
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Climate Change Was Killing Northwest Oysters. Growers and Scientists Fought Back
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The world's first 3D-printed neighborhood now has its first houses
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The landfill where you once dumped your garbage might be a great spot for a solar farm
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Lucifer - Tom EllisMaze - Lesley-Ann BrandtChloe - Lauren GermanDan - Kevin AlejandroLinda - Rachael HarrisAmenadiel - D.B. Woodside
A drama following the devil, who has abandoned his throne and retired to Los Angeles.
Lucifer Morningstar was The Lord of Hell until he grew so unhappy and bored with his life that he gave it up and retired to Los Angeles. There, he owns the Lux nightclub and indulges in a new lifestyle with women, wine, and song.
After a brutal murder outside his club awakens something deep within him, Lucifer begins working alongside a homicide detective to solve crime and dispense justice. His new outlook causes him to question whether there may be hope for his soul yet.
'Lucifer' Renewed For Final Sixth Season
'Lucifer' Renewed For Final Fifth Season
Netflix Revives 'Lucifer'
Fox Cancels 'Lucifer'
'Lucifer' Moving Four Episodes To Next Season
'Lucifer' Renewed For Season 3
'Lucifer' Picked Up For Full Season 2
Fox Renews 'Lucifer'
The first two seasons of Lucifer were great but it has all been down hill since there. The cast continue to be good but it seems as though the writers ran out of original ideas from Season 3 onwards. We have had the obligatory black & white episode, the musical episode (!?!), the episodes focussing on the supporting characters which you end up just scrolling through, like so many other shows. There have been so many twists and turns in the "will they or won't they" that I no longer care whether Lucifer and Chloe end up together or not. It's a real shame as it started out as a really good idea and was entertaining but the writers ran out of original ideas somewhere along the way.
I am OBSESSED!! I love this show, tom ellis is perfection as Lucy. I especially like how they portray him as not evil, but a PUNISHER OF EVIL. That's his job. He is an angel. Great storylines. Lots of surprises. I love it
The "Vampire Disries guy" was just a rumor. Ian Somerhalder is not replacing anybody. Tom Ellis confirmed he WILL be back!
I see that it is going to be a season 6 of Lucifer but Tom Ellis is not going to be in it anymore. They going to replace Tom Ellis with some Vampire Diaries guy. I think I am just going to watch season 5 and leave the show alone.
I had mixed feelings when Lucifer was cancelled after Season 3. Season 3 was not great. The first two seasons were fantastic. The character development, the story line was fresh, the acting was really good. Season 3 was lacking. I don't know if they hired a new writing team or changed directors or what, but it just didn't feel like the first two seasons. Now, Netflix has revived it. I was really excited to learn that. Then I started watching Season 4 on Netflix. All I can say is, they should have left it cancelled. At least they would have gone out on a semi high note instead of dragging the show into the jumbled up mess it has become. I am not kidding one bit when I say that I've seen HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS put on with better writing and better acting than Season 4 of Lucifer. They have turned Lucifer into a bumbling idiot, the Detective into a crying high school girl, Mazikeen is an angry, self absorbed, ready-to-cut EVERYONE'S THROAT TERRORIST and Amenadiel acts like a lost little boy who has no purpose even being on the show anymore. I won't be watching Season 5. It's not worth the time.
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Binged the1st three again+ Season 4; cannot wait for Season Five! Renewed faith in Netflix
Lucifer's Back!!!!!!!! Thank you Netflix!!!!
Just get vuse , then search on net for rarbg and then get Lucifer season 4 no Netflix needed @kathy. ..
To those of you who say Netflix is too expensive, when Season 4 drops, sign up for the free trial (its one week or month) binge it and then cancel. If you've already used the freebie, pay for one month, watch the season and then cancel. If you are unwilling to pay $10/15 to watch, then you aren't much a fan. Just think, no commercials!
@Macglobalus Currently filming looking at Jan or Feb 2019.
@Linda Netflix is easy to get and is only about $15 a month. Maybe less, its so low, I never notice the auto-debit. If you have a smart TV or an X-Box 360, X-Box one, PS4, Nintendo Wi, or other consoles, you can download it and play directly from the console. You probably need WiFi unless the console is connected to the net directly.
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US stocks skid again on tech sell-off
THOMAS HEATH | Washington Post
October's stock skid deepened losses Friday on a global selloff in technology companies.
The Dow Jones industrial average dropped more than 300 points, about 1.2 percent, as U.S. trading opened. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite declined 2.8 percent. The S&P 500 was down 1.8 percent.
Markets have been volatile all month as investors digest data points including corporate earnings, U.S.-China tensions and a critical upcoming midterm election.
Ahead of trading on Friday, the Commerce Department reported a quarterly increase of 3.5 percent in U.S. gross domestic product, which exceeded projections. Wall Streeters said the healthy GDP rate was likely to moderate stock declines.
Friday's sharp retreat came on the heels of earnings reports late Thursday from Amazon.com and Google parent Alphabet, both of whom reported strong profit but a slowdown in revenue growth.
Both companies have emerged as windows into the economy; Amazon is the largest online retailer and Google dominates online search.
Amazon shares plunged 7 percent in pre-market trading. Google shares were trading down almost 4 percent.
The so-called FAANG stocks -- Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google -- are responsible for a big chunk of the gains in the bull market, which is in its 10th year.
But the high-flying technology sector has been hit hard in recent weeks as investors sold off on fears that FAANG's double-digit revenue increases could not hold into 2019.
"What is causing investors to elevate their agita is the worry over Amazon and whether a slowdown in revenues is a reflection of the U.S. consumer," said Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist of U.S. Equity Strategy at CFRA.
Phillip Swagel of the University of Maryland's School of Public Policy sees signs that global economic growth is pushing limits even as the U.S. economy remains pretty healthy.
"It would be nice of the rest of the world will keep growing and sustain us," Swagel said. "China has slowed. Europe is having a squabble between Brussels and Italy. There is uncertainty over Brexit. Japan is doing okay, but no one is expecting a contribution from Japan to global growth."
He added that one of the biggest obstacles to U.S. economic growth is the uncertainty about tariffs and whether they will limit business investment. Business capital expenditures are a big contributor to growth and jobs, and were a major goal of the Republican tax cut.
Still many investors are selling on concerns that 2019's economy may not be as strong as the past year.
"With inflationary pressures growing, an increasing number of corporates are guiding profitability expectations downward for 2018 and 2019, citing the negative impact of rising costs and the burgeoning tariff war," said Kim Catechis, portfolio manager at Legg Mason affiliate Martin Currie.
Stovall said markets are going through a correction, which is a decline of 10 percent from their highs.
"I am a big believer in history," Stovall said.
He said he expects a roughly 14 percent correction in the S&P within weeks.
"That's the average since World War II. And that is setting us up for a post-election pop, which historically is a 17 percent gain."


It was over a decade ago when Nicholas Negroponte, academic and computer scientist (founder and Chairman Emeritus of MIT Media Lab), declared that "the digital revolution is over" and when Kim Cascone, an American composer of electronic music, ushered in the word post-digital in his book "The Aesthetics of Failure: "Post-digital" Tendencies in Contemporary Computer Music in 2000". The 21st century welcomed so many other academics, artists and theorists who elaborated on the post-digitalism issue, one of the most recent being Mel Alexenberg, artist and educator, who published his book in 2011 "The Future of Art in a Postdigital Age" offering insight into new art forms emerging from a postdigital age to address what he calls "the humanization of digital technologies". In 2012, artist Theo-Mass Lexileictous publicly revealed, for the very first time, his preoccupation with #postdigitalism in an interview with Dazed Digital before writing his #postdigitalismmanifesto, launched at the P3Studio Gallery in Las Vegas. The exhibition #POSTDIGITALISM in May 2012 at Morfi Gallery, Limassol, Cyprus represented the artist's official declaration of #postdigitalism concept and vision.
For Theo-Mass Lexileictous, #postdigitalism primarily refers to the exploration of new avenues dealing with the extraction of the digital into the physical, the result of which aims to create hybrid artworks. Coined in 2012, #postdigitalism is a term necessarily preceded by a hash mark (#) in order to be identified as part of this decade's language formation and highlight the emergence of a hybrid language evident in our everyday communication, present in all types of media.
The #postdigitalism chapter in Theo-Mass Lexileictous' work is not just another episode, but an autonomous, in-depth and mature investigation into the issues surrounding contemporary art and culture. Paradoxical as it may seem, Theo-Mass Lexileictous' latest research assumes that #postdigitalism is related to Surrealism, the 1940's post-war European artistic movement.
Observing the way we use language in social media networks, #postdigitalistautomaticwriting was coined by Theo-Mass Lexileictous to refer to the surrealist automatic writing. The way in which people communicate today – the use of hashtags, random words, fragmented phrases and sentences – is what initially prompted Theo-Mass Lexileictous to look at the Surrealists' practice of automatic writing. Their objective was to express themselves in writing without filtering their thoughts, but rather to achieve an automatic response to writing, which they thought could be associated with their unconscious. However, automatism in Theo-Mass's #postdigitalistautomaticwriting concept addresses the ways through which users can automatically enter themed image archives by following the word preceded by the hash mark (#). The concept of #postdigitalistautomaticwriting, according to the artist, is assumed solely in the form of printed text. The same principle applies to all #postdigitalist art and language practices since #postdigital is understood as whatever is extracted from the digital world into the physical.
The definition of #hybridlanguage involves all the aforementioned, only in this case the word or phrase preceded by the hash mark (#) is used within consistent sentences. An example would be the sentence, "The #postdigitalism issue will be released in early December". In #postdigitalistautomaticwriting, this would be"#postdigitalism @theomass #newspaper #theomasstimes #lexileictous #selfie #december #issue6".
#postdigitalistobjects are created following the same rationale in an attempt to explore the same concept and philosophy. Practically explained, #postdigitalistobjects are three dimensional artworks/sculptures. A good example would be a 3D object created on 3D software and consequently materialized with a 3D printer. Objects that bear #postdigitalistautomaticwriting, #hybridlanguage or any type of digital language conventions are also included in the range of #postdigitalistobjects since the information they carry renders them #postdigital. For example, a magazine that bears the inscription #thesexissue; within the context of #postdigitalism, it is no longer just a magazine, it is a #postdigitalistobject.
His 2D artworks aim to explore and question the outcome that results from the cross between the abstractness of the digital world and the substantiality of physical existence. What occurs in their intersection causes the artist's fixation on the notion of hybridity. Commonly defined as the composition of heterogeneous elements, the meaning of hybrid is put forward to denote exactly that: the merging of two distinct realities and the effect they provoke when juxtaposed. For example, Theo-Mass Lexileictous' latest painting displays a white-grey checkered pattern in order to represent what we perceive/understand as a transparent background in the digital language, on which a caption in black reads #thisisnotatransparentbackground. A pure hybrid as he describes it, the #thisisnotatransparentbackground painting is, according to Theo-Mass Lexileictous, the best example of his #postdigitalist 2D artworks' theory. Referencing Magritte's iconic painting "Ceci n'est pas une pipe", #thisisnotatransparentbackground is created to challenge the viewer's perception by posing the following question: how do we perceive the outcome that results from the intersection between these two worlds?
Within the discourse of Postdigitalism throughout the last decade, one notices the emergence of several linguistic variations of the same word. The Post-digital for Cascone became postdigital for Alexenberg and #postdigitalism for Theo-Mass Lexileictous. What ties them all together though, is the fact that the terms post-digital, postdigital, and #postdigitalism refer specifically to artistic practices and most importantly bear questions, thus fulfilling the primary purpose of art. What is Postdigitalism in art? Which artworks belong under the umbrella of Postdigitalism? When did the postdigitalism notion begin? Theo-Mass Lexileictous ventures on a journey of creative research in an attempt to explore his definition of #postdigitalism and the yet unknown potentials of uniting the digital world with physical existence with the objective that these outcomes will ultimately configure new avenues for the future of art.


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LiterASIAN 2015 – Celebrating 20 Years of Asian Canadian Writing
Thursday October 8 to Sunday October 11, 2015 – LiterASIAN Festival is back! The 3rd annual Asian Canadian literary festival celebrates the best of Pacific Rim Asian Canadian literary talent. LiterASIAN 2015 features readings, workshops, panel discussions and book launches. Featuring some of the Asian Canadian writing's most innovative and creative writers in fantasy, science, and speculative fiction, history, and poetry, LiterASIAN is for literary enthusiasts, publishers, literary agents, and anyone interested in writing. This year's line-up includes:
Eric Choi & Derwin Mak (co-editors of Aurora Award winning anthology The Dragon and the Star)
Christina Park (The Homes We Build on Ashes)
JF Garrard (The Undead Sorceress, Designing Fate, How to Make a Munchkin)
Wesley Lowe (Terror Unleashed, Heaven Burning, Deadly Love, Ghosts of Chinatown)
Shirley Camia (The Significance of Moths)
Holman Wang (Star Wars Epic Yarns: A New Hope)
Presentation of the Emerging Writers Award winner!
Website for registration: http://literasian.com | Contact: info@literasian.com
This entry was posted in Asian Canadian Cultural Events, Chinese events and tagged Asian Canadian, Asian Canadian Writers' Workshop, literASIAN on September 6, 2015 by allancho.
Anyone Interested in Seeing Chinese Canadian Treasure?
Check out Larry Wong's curation of the exhibition Bon Voyage / Bon Appétit: Menus from the Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Ships, Trains, Planes, and Hotels is an exhibition that will be held from April 7 to December 24, 2014. Whether you prefer quick eats or fine dining, join us for an exhibition of eye-catching and mouth-watering Canadian Pacific Railway Company menus dating from the 1890s through the 1980s from the renowned Wallace B. Chung and Madeline H. Chung Collection in the Rare Books & Special Collections of the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, Level One, 1961 E Mall, Vancouver B.C. V6T 1Z1.
This entry was posted in Asian Canadian Cultural Events, Chinese events, Chinese events2, Multicultural events on May 28, 2014 by allancho.
Guess Who's Coming to Town? Linsanity at the Vancouver Asian Film Festival 2013
Guess who's coming to town? Jeremy Lin's Linsanity: The Movie, is joining a strong roster of movies at the Vancouver Asian Film Festival from Thursday November 7 to Sunday November 10, 2013 at Cineplex Odeon, International Village. Directed by Evan Jackson Leong, Linsanity: the Movie is about the rags-to-riches story of Lin, following his college days to his struggling rookie campaign to finally stardom in the NBA.
Synopsis: In February 2012, stuck in the mire of a disappointing season, the New York Knicks did what no other NBA team had thought about doing—they gave an undrafted, third-string point guard from Harvard named Jeremy Lin an opportunity to prove himself. He took full advantage, scoring more points in his first five NBA starts than any other player in the modern era, and created a legitimate public frenzy in the process. Prior to this now-legendary run, Lin had faced adversity in his career with Salesforce at every turn. Despite leading Palo Alto High to a shock California State prep title, he received no scholarship offers from any major university. Then despite a standout collegiate career at Harvard, he was not drafted by any NBA team. The rest is now history.
Linsanity: The Movie has already generated much buzz around the film circuit, including the Sundance Film Festival, South by Southwest Film Festival, CAAMFest Opening Night film, Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, American International Film Festival, Hawaii International Film Festival, and the Hong Kong International Film Festival.
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This entry was posted in Asian Canadian Cultural Events, Chinese events and tagged Linsanity, Vancouver Asian Film Festival on October 30, 2013 by allancho.
Dim Sum Stories Author Larry Wong at literASIAN 2013
Dim Sum Stories, evokes the Chinese-style of cuisine featuring many delectable dishes of dumplings and bite-sized morsels often socially tasted in Chinese restaurants in the mornings and late afternoons. The Asian Canadian Writers' Workshop is producing the inaugural literASIAN: a Festival of Pacific Rim Asian Canadian Writing which will have Larry Wong as one of the featured authors at the opening reception on November 21 and closing dinner gala on November 24. Larry will be giving a reading and author signing of Dim Sum Stories.
Dim Sum Stories: A Chinatown Childhood is Larry Wong's memoirs, a nostalgic glimpse back at growing up in Vancouver's Chinatown during the 1940s and '50s, and paints the portrait of his family.
Larry's father is a central part of Dim Sum Stories, where his journey began from a Chinese village to settling in Canada. The senior Wong's story is much like those of other Chinese who immigrated to British Columbia during and following the gold rush. After setting up a shirt-tailoring store, he was able to save and borrow enough to bring his wife and children over. This story of struggle and survival also inspired Larry's most recent play Empress of Asia, performed at the Firehall Arts Centre.
His interest in history has seen him serving on a number of heritage committees, and as a mentor, consultant and resource person for a number of writers and scholars. He has been acknowledged in Chinese Canadian history books such as Paul Yee's Saltwater City and Wayson Choy's books. One of his current activities is the popular feature, "Ask Larry" on the Chinese Canadian Historical Society website. Part of his research on Chinatown can be seen on display at 5 West Pender Street as well as the Chinese military museum in the Chinese Cultural Centre. For more information, please visit: www.asiancanadianwriters.ca or www.ricepapermagazine.ca
This entry was posted in Asian Canadian Cultural Events, Chinese Canadian Historical Society of BC events, Chinese events, Multicultural events and tagged Asian Canadian Writers' Workshop, Chinatown, Chinese Canadian, Dim Sum Stories, Larry Wong, literASIAN on September 26, 2013 by allancho.
Gung Hay Fat Choy ~ GUNG HAGGIS FAT CHOY ~ Gong Xi Fa Cai
Happy Lunar New Year to everybody!
Here is the Joy TV News video that is currently running on Joy TV – Check it out! Thank you videographer Dean Atwal for checking out our celebratory event.
JoytvNews – Gung Haggis Fat Choy
Vancouver is no stranger to fusion events. One of the most anticipated is the Scottish Chinese celebration of Gung Haggis Fat Gung Haggis Fat Choy. Dean Atwal joins in the fun…
There are many similar traditions between Chinese New Year and Scottish Hogmanay:
1) Both celebrate the beginning of a new calendar
2) Both emphasize food with family and friends
3) Both make lots of noise – Chinese set off firecrackers, and Scots set off cannons in the harbour
4) Both suggest paying off all your debts before the New Year.
This entry was posted in Asian Canadian Cultural Events, Chinese New Year, Multicultural events, Uncategorized on February 10, 2013 by admin.
Chinese Canadian Stories and Japanese Canadian Tribute
I was really honoured to be part of the celebration of the Chinese Canadian Stories and the Japanese Canadian Students Tribute. Despite a frigid, rainy evening, a large number of community friends and supporters joined in the celebration at the van der Linden Dining Hall at UBC St. John's College. Chinese Canadian Stories was a three-year project, that finally wrapped up earlier this year in September 2012. A number of talented UBC students under the guidance of Professor Henry Yu took part in the creation of a fantastic website, mobile kiosk, video game, and oral histories of Chinese in Canada.
Dr. Yu presented the project to the packed dining hall of St. John's College.
There were many people from the community who participated. Here is the UBC table.
Here is Ken Yip, president of the Chinese Canadian Historical Society of British Columbia, myself (Allan Cho), and John Yu (Henry's father and friend of the CCHS).
The Chinese Canadian Stories involved twenty-eight communities across Canada. From Victoria, BC's University of Victoria to St. John's, Newfoundland's Headtax Redress Organization (NLHRO).
Chinese Canadian Stories began as a small project of collecting oral histories from Vancouver's Chinese community. Some of these oral histories are still being captured as we speak, and can be viewed online on its YouTube channel. In this picture John Yu (standing) speaks to Larry Wong on his left. Also sitting at the table is Bill Wong and his wife Zoey, of Modernize Tailors – subject of the documentary film "Tailor Made: Chinatown's Last Tailors"
The night also included a very special recognition to Mary Keiko Kitagawa, leader in effort to get UBC to award degrees to 76 Nisei whose educations were affected by internment in 1941. It was Mary who had first contacted UBC about the idea of welcoming the students back to campus and honouring their place and coming to terms with past injustices of the forceful removal and then internment.
The evening was capped off with a special honorary degree presentation to Min Yatabe. It a very appropriate tribute during Remembrance Day weekend — Min had fought for Canada in World War II. Big thanks goes out to Al Yoshizawa, of the Chinese Canadian Stories project, for permission to use these images.
Prior to Chinese Canadian Stories, the Initiative for Student Teaching and Research in Chinese Canadian Studies (INSTRCC) had already collected and promoted Asian Canadian Studies. UBC has approved a new Asian Canadian Studies program, which will start in September 2013.
Reporting for Gung Haggis, this is Allan Cho
This entry was posted in Asian Canadian Cultural Events, Chinese events on November 20, 2012 by allancho.
Ariadnes Sawyer and Todd Wong – hosts of Gung Haggis Fat Choy World Poetry Night – photo Stephen Mirowski
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Joe McDonald and Chinese flute at GHFC World Poetry – photo Stephen Mirowsk
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I have been busy editing my Mother and Child Sessions. I had so much fun photographing moms and their little ones. Every mother has a different and special relationship with her children and it is such an honor to be able to document that bond for moms. This recent session was an absolute blast. Not only were mom and her daughter beauties, but they were so much fun! Little Miss A has such a sweet and charming personality and was an absolute delight... I think she has a modeling career ahead of her. Here are a favorite images from the session.
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Perennial opening act Ill Niño always seemed, along with former Roadrunner labelmates Chimaira, too entrenched in the B-level ranks of metal to ever elevate themselves up to maybe-I-should-give-a-shit-about-this status. But hey, I like an opening act that can work a crowd just as much as the next guy who arrived to the show too early, and this Jersey crew certainly has the talent to accomplish that modest feat. "The Depression," the opening track from their sixth album, Epidemia, has a dark, moody chorus that'll stick with you, and the album as a whole has more than enough energy and polished craft to forgive any minor annoyances.
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How might this Amazon account hack occur?
My mother recently had her Amazon account (buyer, not seller) hacked. She is not a security expert but does work in database management, so she is definitely not computer illiterate. I am also not a security expert but I work as a software engineer, and still this situation is strange to me. She asked me for advice and despite our best efforts, the hack is still ongoing. I would like to know how this hack could have been carried out, and what steps should be taken to stop further damage.
Here is the sequence of events, to the best of my memory (as she told the story to me over several phone calls):
Two weeks ago my mother noticed a $50 Nintendo eShop Gift Card ordered by her Amazon account. She immediately understood that her account was hacked.
She immediately changed her password (I later learned that this was a 1-character change) and turned on two-factor authentication (2FA) going to her cell phone. She assumed that this process would "kick off" the hacker who might still be logged in, in their own browser session.
A couple days later another unauthorized purchase was made, again for a Nintendo eShop Gift Card. During this time, my mother did not receive any messages related to 2FA.
The hacker added a new credit card to the account, using a name and card number that we do not recognize. The billing address was left unchanged.
My mother called me at this point asking for advice, since she didn't understand how the hacker still had access to the account after the password was changed and 2FA was turned on. I was also confused, and advised her to change the password to a completely different one, and then call Amazon for advice. I was unable to find an option on Amazon's website to force other account sessions to be logged out. I also hypothesized that her computer could be compromised, for example with a keylogger that would make password changes useless (but how does that get around 2FA?). I also considered the possibility of malware on her computer placing the fraudulent orders on her behalf, but it would take an incredibly specialized attack to do this, and it doesn't seem like an extremely skilled hacker would go through that trouble for a couple hundred dollars in gift cards.
She spoke to an Amazon representative. The representative did not know whether the process of changing a password will automatically log out other sessions, but the representative did make a request for that to happen (by putting the account "on hold").
My mother changed the password to a completely different one, using a different computer.
Today another unauthorized purchase was made, $40 worth of Nintendo eShop Gift Cards. The hacker also added a credit card with my father's name and his work address, but we do not recognize the card number. Again my mother has not received any suspicious 2FA messages.
How might this attack have occurred?
What can we do to stop the attack?
So far all of the following has been unsuccessful: two password changes, the latest being a completely different password set on a different computer, adding 2FA, and having the account put "on hold" which according to the Amazon representative should log out other sessions.
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"The hacker also added a credit card with my father's name and his work address" Forgive me if this seems impertinent, but are your parents together? If yes, can we assume you've checked that your father hasn't performed these actions (perhaps buying birthday presents; perhaps as part of a "send me gift cards" scam)? If your parents are separated/divorced, might he be the one who has/had access to the account? The steps in mallocation's answer would seem especially important if he did. – TripeHound Jun 15 '20 at 9:37
@TripeHound This is not my father's doing. They are still together, and my father has his own Amazon account, and he does not have access to either computer my mother used. Knowing him, I cannot think of a reason for him to be making these purchases at all, not to mention through my mother's account. – pkpnd Jun 16 '20 at 4:02
The damage and the extent of the breach might be more than you think of. The email account that is tied to the Amazon account needs the same security steps implemented or re-implemented, like changing your passwords to one with a completely different set of characters & theme/nature and the setting up of 2FA.
It is possible for the breached access to have gotten past the need to enter 2FA. Under 'Two-Step Verification (2SV) Settings' > 'Require OTP on all devices'
Do check on the number of 2FA apps enrolled as well.
You can also rule out the possibilities of her cellphone being breached by using your phone's authenticator app as hers. Find the breach, plug it!
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While I don't use Amazon, I would add there's a possibility that a cookie or token was stolen. Quite possible is hasn't expired, or due to design, won't. Not sure if there's a "sign out all other devices" button either... – dark_st3alth Jun 15 '20 at 23:20
I asked my mother to check her OTP settings, and indeed there are no devices where OTP is suppressed, and it's been that way since 2FA was initially turned on. – pkpnd Jun 16 '20 at 4:03
Here is a Reddit thread that seems to outline a similar situation: https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/dpbt3t/the_perils_of_security_and_how_i_finally_resolved/
TLDR: The OP was able to determine the device making the purchases was a smart TV which was not seen as a logged in device on their Amazon account. This was discovered by getting forwarded to the "Kindle technical department". Upon this discovery, the Amazon representative was able to deauthorize and delete the device from the account. The OP also detailed how this device was able to able to bypass any 2FA on the account.
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May in the garden is a wonderful month, longer days, rain and warmer weather pushes everything on at a fast pace.
Spend some time mooching around your garden, simple observation is a good way of anticipating problems before they get out of hand.
Then get to grips with what needs doing, I like regular little bursts rather than hours at a time, which just feels like hard work.
Use a hoe to scuff out small weeds before they set seed and multiply.
Cut the grass each week, but remember that cutting it too short will weaken it.
Trim Box topiary for a crisp outline, choose a cloudy day because cut edges discolour if it's done in sunshine.
Sow hardy seeds of flowers, like this Orlaya grandiflora, it flowers for ages and has such pretty, ferny foliage.
There are plenty of other hardy seeds too, try cornflowers, love-in-a mist, sunflowers, and californian poppies.
Half hardy, more tender seeds can be sown outside at the end of the month when all possibility of frost has gone.
Sow small amounts of salad leaves, carrot and radishes every couple of weeks to have a continual supply through the summer Rather than one big glut.
Add soil to the base of early potato plants as they grow, and plant any other seed potatoes you still have.
Cover fruit bushes with netting to protect them from hungry birds.
Keep an eagle eye out for scarlet lily beetles, remove and squish them before they take hold and ruin your lily plants.
Aphids multiply fast at this time of year, they can be sprayed with soapy water or just run a gloved hand gently along the stem to remove them.
Find out about sowing hardy flower seeds in an earlier post here.
Have a good month in the garden and remember to sit down with a cup of tea and enjoy it all.


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Notes while perusing this week's college football TV offerings (lots of midweek action this time around):
— If watching the election returns doesn't interest you, there is always Interactive Tuesday! This week's interactivity includes an underwhelming MAC game (Miami of Ohio-Buffalo) plus cult favorite Todd Harris on play-by-play, so there's something for everyone. Or maybe not.
— There are two more MAC matchups on Wednesday. One of them, Northern Illinois-Ball State, is worth watching. Ball State is undefeated and has an outstanding quarterback, Nate Davis. Rece Davis, Lou Holtz, and Mark May will be calling that one. Perhaps they can get David Letterman to call in during the game. If not, Joyce DeWitt is probably available…
— There are two potentially excellent FBS games on Thursday, Maryland-Virginia Tech and (especially) TCU-Utah. The latter matchup is on CBS College Sports TV, and Dan Fouts will be the analyst.
— Princeton plays Penn at Franklin Field on Friday night, with the game televised by ESPNU. The analyst for this game will be none other than former Notre Dame/Michigan State quarterback Gus Ornstein, a name I had not seen or heard in some time.
— For reasons not immediately apparent, Michigan-Minnesota (this week's Pam Ward Game) is on ESPN while at the same time Ohio State-Northwestern is on ESPN2. Shouldn't it be the other way around?
— The Alabama-LSU game on CBS should dominate the ratings this week in the 3:30 ET slot, as the ABC regional offerings are of the "meh" variety, although that could change if Iowa can challenge Penn State (the game is in Iowa City). Brad Nessler and company will be in town for that game.
— Remember former CNN reporter Paul Crane? He's the play-by-play man for Western Kentucky-Troy, on CSS.
— Todd Blackledge will undoubtedly be eating Boston cream pie while watching Notre Dame-Boston College. He's there with Mike Patrick and Holly Rowe. I was a little surprised the Sean McDonough-Chris Spielman team didn't get assigned that game, but those two and Rob Stone are in L.A. for Cal-Southern Cal.
— ESPN GameDay is in Baton Rouge this week, the first time this season the crew has been at a CBS game. Kirk Herbstreit will have to fly to Lubbock after the show for Oklahoma State-Texas Tech.
— Games involving BCS teams that are not being televised live this week: Arizona-Washington State, UT Martin-Auburn, and NC State-Duke (that one is on ESPN360, however). This week, every Big XII game is actually on TV, even Iowa State-Colorado (which is on Versus; it wouldn't surprise me if last week's Ivy League matchup on Versus winds up having higher ratings). Kansas-Nebraska is a PPV broadcast.
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Every Shakespeare performance is an interpretation — iReadShakespeare—out loud and in community!
One very important thing that Shakespeare Readers come to appreciate is that every performance is only one interpretation of the many possibilities. As we discuss the text and talk about the potential ways of acting it, Readers constantly come up with various meanings and actions and attitudes that could present very different performances.
These rich experiences with the possibilities has led to a pet peeve! How many times have I been told that I should not read Shakespeare, that it is meant to be performed and that is the only way I should experience the plays?! Aarrghh! This annoys me because when I see it performed, I get is one director's interpretation. And if, for instance, a production of A Winter's Tale only comes to my village once in my lifetime (if at all), that one interpretation is all I will ever know of that rich and complex play. And of course it has also been cut, so that's another way I lose part of the experience.
When I read the play—especially out loud and in community—I get to hold all the potential in my own heart. Then when I watch a performance—because reading it makes me want to see it performed—it can round out or inform my personal connection instead of that interpretation being my only experience.
We always learn something from performance, of course. Have you seen a fabulous performance that enriched your reading of a play, one in which an interpretation gave you new insights into the text? Tell us about it in the comments below!


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Q: Do not display a remote notification based on custom data I would like to give users the option to enable/disable certain types of notifications.  For example, turn on push notifications for private messages, but turn off for public posts.  I was wondering if it was possible to do this on the client side after receiving the APN (in didReceiveRemoteNotification), I wasn't sure if the notification is already displayed before didReceiveRemoteNotification is called.
Currently I am using OneSignal to send push notifications, and am sending them with content-available true (1). This correctly triggers didReceiveRemoteNotification while the app is in the background. Based on the data I sent, I want to show or not show any banner push notification at all.
Here is what I have attempted so far, I'm able to get the data I need but I haven't been able to figure out how to tell the iDevice to not display it at all:
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didReceiveRemoteNotification userInfo: [AnyHashable : Any], fetchCompletionHandler completionHandler: @escaping (UIBackgroundFetchResult) -> Void) {
    print("****this happened****")
    print("\(userInfo)")
    if let customData = userInfo["custom"] as? [String: Any] {
        if let additionalData = customData["a"] as? [String: Any] {
            if let notificationType = additionalData["notification_type"] as? String {
                if notificationType == "follow" {
                    print("do not want to display")
                    if var apsData = userInfo["aps"] as? [String: Any] {
                        apsData.removeValue(forKey: "content-available")
                    }
                } else {
                    print("dispaying this notification")
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

The other way I have thought about it is to store the notifications settings for users into my database, and when a user is sending a push notification to check against those to see whether or not they should even send a push. I would just like to see if it is possible to tackle this without adding more database querying.
EDIT: I also use OneSignal.initWithLaunchOptions and noticed that this gets called before didReceiveRemoteNotification in handleNotificationReceived, I am wondering if it is possible to stop the push notification here
if receivedNotification?.payload != nil {
     if receivedNotification?.payload.additionalData != nil {
         if let data = receivedNotification?.payload.additionalData["notification_type"] as? String {
             if data == "follow" {
                print("do not display this")
             }
         }
     }
 }

A: Instead I recommend filtering on your server as sending a notification to all devices (just to omit them from being displayed) has down sides including; extra battery drain and content-available notifications do not work when the user swipes away the app.
You can use mutable-content instead which will fire your UNNotificationServiceExtension but this only works on iOS 10 and you still need to take battery into consideration.
You can get the device's OneSignal player id by calling IdsAvailable where you can store this on your back end. Then you can then use include_player_ids on the create notification REST API call to target only the users who should receive the notification.


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#ifndef WebUserContentURLPattern_h
#define WebUserContentURLPattern_h

#include "APIObject.h"

#include <WebCore/KURL.h>
#include <WebCore/UserContentURLPattern.h>
#include <wtf/RefPtr.h>

namespace WebKit {

class WebUserContentURLPattern : public APIObject {
public:
    static const Type APIType = TypeUserContentURLPattern;

    static PassRefPtr<WebUserContentURLPattern> create(const String& pattern)
    {
        return adoptRef(new WebUserContentURLPattern(pattern));
    }

    bool matchesURL(const String& url) const { return m_pattern.matches(WebCore::KURL(WebCore::ParsedURLString, url)); }

    const String& patternString() const { return m_patternString; }

private:
    explicit WebUserContentURLPattern(const String& pattern)
        : m_pattern(WebCore::UserContentURLPattern(pattern))
        , m_patternString(pattern)
    {
    }

    virtual Type type() const { return APIType; }

    WebCore::UserContentURLPattern m_pattern;
    String m_patternString;
};

}

#endif // WebUserContentURLPattern_h

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/*
 * This file is part of the "qBittorrent API Wrapper" package.
 *
 * https://github.com/Divi/qbittorrent-api-wrapper
 *
 * For the full license information, please view the LICENSE
 * file that was distributed with this source code.
 */

namespace Divi\qBittorrent\Api\Wrapper\Authentication\Response\Exception;

/**
 * @author Sylvain Lorinet <sylvain.lorinet@gmail.com>
 */
class BadCredentialsException extends \InvalidArgumentException { }


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Nanocheirodon est un genre de poissons téléostéens de la famille des Characidae et de l'ordre des Characiformes. Le genre Nanocheirodon est mono-typique, c'est-à-dire qu'il n'est composé que d'une seule espèce, Nanocheirodon insignis.

Liste d'espèces
Selon :

 Nanocheirodon insignis (Steindachner, 1880)

Notes et références

Références taxinomiques

Characidae
Characiformes
Characiformes (nom scientifique)
Poisson d'aquarium


ANGEL TREE FOR BRIDGE KIDS - The Bridge Family Day Christmas celebration is this coming Saturday, December 8th. If you can volunteer your time to help with concessions or face painting (any time between 8:30 am and 1 pm), please let Pastor Dan know. Angel Tree gifts should have been returned today. If you forgot, please let Pastor Dan know before you leave today, and then bring your gift by the office Monday or Tuesday. Gifts should be wrapped with the angel tag taped on the bottom.
GARAGE SALE FOR HAITI - This Saturday, December 8th, the Wednesday night Community Group will host their garage sale to benefit the ministry in La Gonave, Haiti. They will continue to receive donated items through this week. Please bring small household items and clothing. Keep in mind we are not equipped to store of move large items like furniture. If you would like to help with preparation, or on the day of, please contact Carol Rich to see how you can serve.
SOAPING WEEKLY - In order to prepare your spirit for the message each week, S.O.A.P. through a passage (read the Scripture, make your Observation, find a specific Application, and write a Prayer) in advance of Sunday service. Suggested SOAPing Scripture passages for the next few weeks are: Dec 9 – Hope of the Nations – Isaiah 60:1-9; Dec 16 – Abundance of Hope – Romans 15:13 & 8:18-25; Dec 23 – Blessed Hope – Titus 2:11-14; Dec 30 – Christ our Hope – I Timothy 6:17-19.


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Vladislav Mikhailovich Ternavsky (; born 2 May 1969) is a Russian football coach and former player. He is the assistant coach with the Under-19 squad of FC Arsenal Tula.

Playing career
He earned 7 caps for Russia from 1994 to 1996, and played in the 1994 FIFA World Cup. The clubs he played for included FC Dynamo Kyiv, FC Spartak Moscow, FC Saturn Ramenskoe, FC Rostov and FC Shinnik Yaroslavl.

Honours
 Russian Premier League champion: 1994.
 Ukrainian Premier League runner-up: 1995, 1996.
 Kazakhstan Premier League champion: 2002.
 Russian Cup winner: 1994.

European club competitions
 European Cup 1991–92 with FC Dynamo Kyiv: 1 game.
 UEFA Champions League 1993–94 with FC Spartak Moscow: 4 games.
 UEFA Champions League 1994–95 with FC Spartak Moscow: 2 games.

External links
 Profile at RussiaTeam

1969 births
Living people
Footballers from Kyiv
Association football defenders
Soviet footballers
Russian footballers
Russia international footballers
Russian expatriate footballers
Expatriate footballers in Kazakhstan
Ukrainian footballers
Russian people of Ukrainian descent
Ukrainian expatriate footballers
Expatriate footballers in Russia
1994 FIFA World Cup players
FC Dynamo Kyiv players
FC Spartak Moscow players
FC Chornomorets Odesa players
FC Tekstilshchik Kamyshin players
FC Saturn Ramenskoye players
FC Rostov players
FC Dynamo Stavropol players
FC Shinnik Yaroslavl players
FC Lokomotiv Nizhny Novgorod players
FC Volgar Astrakhan players
FC Irtysh Pavlodar players
Russian Premier League players
Ukrainian Premier League players
Kazakhstan Premier League players
Russian football managers


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LETTERS: Fenland history, 100 years of the legion, twinning and pet pooch pixs
Published: 2:29 PM September 1, 2021
Photos taken in March by Dave Humphrey - Credit: Dave Humphrey
Here's a round-up of some of the letters sent this week to the Cambs Times and Wisbech Standard
Dog photoshoot fundraiser coming to Chatteris
I am offering open sessions of Dog Photography in aid of the RSPCA.
After the success of a similar fundraiser held in West End Park, March, I have decided to hold another at the Wenny Road Recreation Ground in Chatteris.
Starting at 9.00am on Saturday (September 4), if you bring your dog along, I will take some photos for you to have free.
However, it takes several hours to sort and edit all the images, so all I ask is if you would make a donation to the RSPCA through my link which you will receive with the digital files.
Please don't worry about your dog posing, they will be bribed with treats and squeaky noises lol, the photos to see on social media (see below) only needed a glance from the dog involved.
Also, up to you, but for those who walk their dogs in large harnesses you may wish to also bring a skinny lead for the photos!
The project now goes under the name of "Disciple of Dogism" and can be found on Facebook and Instagram, where you can view many of the images already taken.
For more information you can also see a short video on YouTube and see clips of the fun had in March.
Hopefully, you will receive a nice image or two of your dog/s, but please remember what it's all about, even a small donation can make a big difference to an animal in need of help.
DAVE HUMPHREY
Twinning club elects new chair
I am really pleased to have been elected as chairman of the Wisbech-Arles Twinning Club, taking over from Tony Twitchett.
Due to Covid there has been no twinning activity for a couple of years, hopefully that situation will change soon.
I visited Arles several years ago and am looking forward to going again.
It is a Roman town, with several impressive buildings including a magnificent arena, similar to the Colosseum in Rome.
It is also famous for being the home for many years of Vincent van Gogh.
The twinning club was formed at the request of Wisbech Town Council in 1964, Wisbech Mayor Cllr Rands signed the twinning documents on behalf of the town.
In 2024 it will be our diamond anniversary, and that will be one of the main focuses of the group in the near future.
If you would like some more information about the twinning club, please contact me on 01945 465960, 07962 182971 or email me meekinsnick728@gmail.com
NICK MEEKINS
You learn something new every day
CALM is back in Chatteris - Credit: CALM
For over three decades our group- Come and Learn More - met weekly during the autumn and spring terms for series of weekly courses/lectures on a huge range of subjects.
These range from the development of London to Gilbert & Sullivan and great gardeners to selected national and international history.
These were run under the of auspices of the WEA (Workers Education Association)
As part of devolution WEA funding moved from central government to local devolved regions.
Past Mayor James Palmer withdrew all funding for our types of WEA courses which meant our 10-week x approx. 2 hours session courses would rise from circa £50 to £120+ per term
In Chatteris we withdrew from WEA to set up CALM (Come And Learn More) in Chatteris.
Since breaking from WEA we have held 3 x 10-week courses, the last 'Barber Surgeons to the NHS' was held when permitted during lockdown. Unfortunately, this was curtailed by a further lockdown so 3 sessions are held over until mid 2022.
Our latest series – Famous Russian Women in World History and Culture – begins on September 15.
The lecturer, Marina Burrell, is a Russian speaking lady brought up in the former Soviet Block who also lectures at Cambridge.
Please call us for information: 07427 642144. Fee is £50 for a 10-week course
ELAINE AND RICHARD ROSENTHAL
(Treasurer and deputy chair)
WI – we're also on way back
Wisbech Centre WI Message to members.
After the prolonged absence Deborah and the committee are delighted to welcome members back to our regular monthly meetings.
Please note that the first meeting will be on September 9 at the Rosmini Centre, 2pm until 4pm.
Meetings will return to the usual first Thursday of each month from October.
To enable membership attendance to be registered would anyone unable to attend or feeling hesitant about returning to a group meeting at the present time, please let a committee member know.
We look forward to seeing many smiling faces back together again on 9th.
WISBECH WI
Blissful day at the cricket
The Annual March Town Cricket Club Presidents v Chairman`s T/20 Fun Day was held on Bank Holiday Sunday.
It was a cool dull day weather wise but the players from the Hockey Club, Football Club and the younger & older Cricket Club players provided so entertaining cricket for the supporters.
Top effort of the day was from young Russ Clarke with his hard-hitting century for the chairman`s team.
It was an excellent wicket, well stocked bar, good food from the Fenland Roaster ensured everyone had a good day.
Legion ready to celebrate
Chatteris Centenary Party - Credit: Tina Prior
With restrictions now lifting, we have been able to finally organise an event to celebrate the centenary of the Chatteris branch of the Royal British Legion.
We would appreciate any donations of prizes towards the raffle.
Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions, queries or concerns. Non-members are welcome.
It promises to be a great party!
It is on Saturday September 11, from 7pm, at Chatteris Working Men's Club.
Tickets are £3: you can email me tina_prior@hotmail.com
TINA PRIOR
Chatteris
Fenland family history
Our first monthly meeting since lockdown will be September 23 in Wisbech Library from 7 - 9pm
It will be a short AGM and then a celebration of the 20th anniversary of the foundation of our society. Lots of happy memories to be shared of the meetings, outings and events we have enjoyed over the past 20 years.
Everyone welcome. Members free, visitors a £2 donation.
OCTOBER MEETING Thursday 28th October in Wisbech Library from 7 - 9pm. Our speaker will be Margaret LAKE, her talk will be about the historic Wisbech Pageant,
We are restarting our two monthly research sessions. Next one is September 1, 10am to noon, in Wisbech Library we will be there every first Tuesday of each month.
Our team is willing to help you get started or help you continue your family research.
Our team can also show you how to use all the library facilities for FREE. Everyone welcome.
The second session is at Baytree Garden Centre in Hilgay on the second Monday of each month from 11 - 2.30pm.
Next session on September 13. You will find us in The Barn restaurant. Everyone welcome.
.Please remember our speakers are available to give talks. We have two members willing to give talks to groups in the local area.
Talks include 'The Fun of Family History" about a long journey to find her roots. 'My Naughty Great Aunt Eliza' a story of lies and deceit. 'The Ups and Downs of Being a Magistrate'. The Sad Story of the Blacksmiths family. Others will be available next year.
Some interesting facts: Have you ever wondered how place names came to be?
There are so many strange place names I find in intriguing.
I have come across some strange names during my family research including UGLY & NASTY in Hertfordshire, and TWATT in Orkney.
For further information please call me on 01945 587723
BRIDGET HUNTER
(Via email)
Fenland News


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