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title: Smith Family Reunion
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Hofzuckerbäckerei Demel, eller bare Der Demel, er et kendt konditori og chocolatier i Wien, hovedstaden i Østrig. Virksomheden grundlagdes i 1786 ved Michaelerplatz. I 1857 overgav August Dehne, sønnen til grundlæggeren Ludwig Dehne, virksomheden til Christof Demel, der flyttede konditoriet til Kohlmarkt, hvor Demel stadig ligger den dag i dag i den oprindelige bygning. Virksomheden, der tidligere var hofleverandør til det kejserlige og kongelige hof i Østrig-Ungarn, blev ledet af familien Demel frem til 1972, hvor Udo Proksch købte virksomheden. I 1989, efter Proksch blev arresteret, blev Raiffeisen Bank ejer af den kendte virksomhed. I 2002 overtog Do & Co virksomheden.

Litteratur
 Federico von Berzeviczy-Pallavicini, Christian Brandstätter, Franz Hubmann: Die k.k. Hofzuckerbäckerei Demel. Ein Wiener Märchen. Mit einem einleitenden Essay von Gotthard Böhm, 74 Farb- und 28 Schwarzweiß-Abbildungen nach Photographien von Franz Hubmann und 76 Abbildungen nach Zeichnungen und Vignetten von Federico Pallavicini. Molden, Wien 1976, .
 Felix Czeike: Historisches Lexikon Wien. Band 2. Kremayr & Scheriau, Wien 1993, , S. 9Band 6. Kremayr & Scheriau / Orac, Wien 2004,  , S. 41.
 Ingrid Haslinger: Kunde – Kaiser. Die Geschichte der ehemaligen k. u. k. Hoflieferanten. Schroll, Wien 1996, .
 Ingrid Haslinger, Erika Patka, Marie-Luise Jesch: Der süße Luxus. Die Hofzuckerbäckerei und die ehemaligen k. u. k. Hofzuckerbäcker Demel, Gerbeaud, Gerstner, Heiner, Rumpelmayer, Sluka. Eine Ausstellung des Kulturkreises Looshaus. Agens Werk Geyer + Reisser, Wien 1996, .
 János Kalmár, Mella Waldstein: K.u.K. Hoflieferanten Wiens. Stocker, Graz 2001, . S. 16-21.

External links
 Officiel hjemmeside

Caféer i Østrig
Fødevarevirksomheder fra Østrig
Etableret i 1786
Bygninger, konstruktioner og anlæg i Wien
Virksomheder i Wien
Konditorier

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After struggling to stage a decisive recovery during the first half of the week amid rising stocks numbers in the US, Crude oil prices gained traction on Thursday with the barrel Intermediate West Texas settling 70 cents, or 1%, higher on the day at $69.46. That push came after Saudi Arabia said that it is looking to reduce oil production in August. On another note, Russia's energy minister Alexander Novak also made some late comments over OPEC's oil output policy pointing at production cuts if needed with a new Russia - OPEC organization that may start on November 2019.
Technically, the price broke to the upside as expected but got denied by the $70 resistance level. The price is currently holding above the $68 level with a strong momentum that can send it up to the $69.30 level.


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Dec 13, 2022 10:51AM EST
Kate Beckinsale Stands Tall in Punky Platform Boots & Matching Bike Shorts
Kate Beckinsale packed a punch in towering boots while relaxing indoors on Monday.
While snapping a mirror selfie on Instagram, the "Guilty Party" star shared a new post in a black and white-decorated interior. During the shot, she wore a pair of stretchy black knee-length bike shorts, paired with a black and dark red-brown henley top. Completing Beckinsale's athletic attire was a small ring and black socks.
A post shared by Kate Beckinsale (@katebeckinsale)
"Holding down the vibe," Beckinsale captioned her post, complete with an eyeball emoji and tags for friends Mark Adderley and Nadia Sawalha.
Beckinsale finished her ensemble with a towering set of platform boots, which featured round-toed black leather uppers with silver lace eyelets. Black laces and buckled ankle straps finished the set with a punky finish, completed by thick black platform soles totaling at least 4 inches in height. The set added an edgy height boost to Beckinsale's ensemble, similar to the pair she wore while watching the 2022 FIFA World Cup this weekend.
When it comes to shoes, Beckinsale usually favors her staple ankle and knee-high black boots from brands like Alaïa. However, the "Underworld" star also wears Naked Wolfe platform sneakers and Saint Laurent sandals while off-duty. For formal occasions, Beckinsale dons towering pumps and sandals by Christian Louboutin, Jimmy Choo, Valentino and Stuart Weitzman. She's a strong force in the fashion world as well, regularly appearing in front rows for brands like Elie Saab, Moschino and Giambattista Valli, among others.
PHOTOS: The Most Clever Ways Celebs Styled Bikinis With Sneakers, Stilettos & Boots

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Forest Conservation Days
Forestry Institute for Teachers
Society of American Foresters
Tahoe National Forest Supervisor Posthumously Honored for Contributions to California Forestry
SACRAMENTO–Geri Bergen, former Tahoe National Forest Supervisor, was posthumously awarded the Francis H. Raymond Award by the California Board of Forestry and Fire Protection (Board) on November 6, 2019. This award is given to the individual, organization, agency, or company who has contributed the most to the management of California's natural resources. Criteria includes volunteer participation and achievements reached as a professional.
Kathy Schermerhorn (daughter of Geri Bergen) and Bruce VanZee (SAF).
Jerry Bird, Regional Office USFS, Kathy Schermerhorn, Liz Berger and Dave Fournier, Tahoe National Forest
Francis H. Raymond Award presentation with the California Board of Forestry
Throughout Bergen's life, she was recognized as 'the first woman' – in her professional schooling, career promotions, and professional organizations. She attended the University of California, Berkeley as it was the only forestry school that accepted women at that time, and she was the first woman to attend Forestry Camp at Cal after receiving the Dean's permission to attend. She began her career with the Forest Service in 1967 in the Pacific Southwest Regional Office. She was the first woman promoted to a line officer position as the Deputy Forest Supervisor of the Tahoe National Forest in 1978. In 1985, she was selected as the first woman Forest Supervisor in the nation and continued her work in the Tahoe National Forest. She was the first woman in the Society of American Foresters (SAF) to become Fellow and was one of the first two women to be elected to the
SAF Council. She was also one of the first woman to become a California Registered Professional Forester and later served on the Professional Licensing Committee.
Bergen was nominated for this award by the California State Society of American Foresters. At the award ceremony in Sacramento, Bergen's daughter Kathy Schermerhorn accepted the award on behalf of her mother. Bruce Van Zee, former Tahoe National Forest staff officer and member of the Society of American Foresters, gave a presentation highlighting Bergen's career and achievements. Board Chair Keith Gilless provided a stirring tribute to her and Board Member Rich Wade later stated, "It was a lovely and touching ceremony highlighting Geri's strengths and trailblazing accomplishments."
Bergen simply loved being outdoors. Her fondness for nature helped spur the direction of her career and she continued that admiration and care in her daily living after retirement. She spent many hours in her forested yard, making sure it was fire resistant, tending to the plants and trees, and
watching the birds and squirrels nosh on treats she provided to them. She loved walking her dog Jenna along the canals and forested trails of Nevada County. In a recollection Bergen wrote for the SAF, "One Woman's Journey," she stated, "It was a great career. I was fortunate to have many opportunities to prove myself and my abilities and to savor the rewards of my efforts. In both my career and my professional accomplishments, I feel I
really did achieve my goal of being a practicing conservationist."
Geri Bergen passed away October 12, 2018. As the first woman line officer in the Forest Service, she must have found satisfaction in seeing women rise to the level of Regional Forester and to the head of the agency as Chief.
For more information on Bergen and her career, contact Julie Lydick, California Society of American Foresters awards chair, at djlydick@comcast.net or (916) 207-8305.
View the original press release from the California Board of Forestry and Fire Protection here
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Thank you for your interest in contributing to Robo! Here are some of the guidelines you should follow to make the most of your efforts:

## Code Style Guidelines

Robo adheres to the [PSR-2 Coding Style Guide](http://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-2/) for PHP code. An `.editorconfig` file is included with the repository to help you get up and running quickly. Most modern editors support this standard, but if yours does not or you would like to configure your editor manually, follow the guidelines in the document linked above.

You can run the PHP Codesniffer on your work using a convenient command built into this project's own `RoboFile.php`:
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robo sniff src/Foo.php --autofix
```
The above will run the PHP Codesniffer on the `src/Foo.php` file and automatically correct variances from the PSR-2 standard. Please ensure all contributions are compliant _before_ submitting a pull request.

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In the last post, I mentioned I would elaborate on the monastery and its inhabitants. The mission of the Namo Buddha monastery is to educate young monks grades 1 through 9 (another sister monastery handles the higher grades). Previously, the young monks only learned a traditional Tibetan Buddhism curriculum that included subjects like Tibetan writing, ritual, language, chanting, etc. However, not all young monks desire to pursue the monastic life long term, so the monastery now teaches them subjects such as mathematics, science, and English to ensure they are properly prepared for life in the outside world.
The monks follow a strict schedule that begins at 5:30 am with morning prayers and continues until 10:30 pm, with several breaks in between. During these times, their day is full of learning, ritual, chanting, daily puja (worship), as well as time scheduled for cleaning and homework. Not having worked directly with monks before, I imagined that they would be serious, focused, and disciplined individuals. While it's certainly true that they embody these traits, I've been delighted to discover the boys underneath those red and gold robes. During breaks, the air is filled with the sounds of yelling, laughter, and the occasional jovial slap on someone's bald head. At lunch they play cricket and other games on the roof of the school (which also functions as a playground), and during mealtimes the younger ones fidget uncontrollably during the chants that begin and end each meal. Above all else, they are boys—albeit happier, more polite, and more disciplined than any boy I've ever met. Sure, there are a few cheeky buggers in the bunch (after all, no one is perfect…not even young monks), but the vast majority are truly extraordinary young men and I feel lucky to have this time with them.
Colleen, I recognize those three kids! We stayed at Nama Budda a few months ago. They were really acting like kids!
We trekked from Kathmandu to Nama Buddah and back to Baktapur. I loved the granite steps (not)!
Really? What a small world! I'm glad you had a chance to see it. I've really loved it here.


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Hungerford & District U3A
Home Groups Contact Background U3A
Learn, Laugh and Live!
Are you recently - or indeed long - retired, or winding down from full-time employment and looking for new interests? Or to take up again the interests you've never had the time to pursue?
If you are in this so-called 'third age' and would like to learn some 'new tricks' – then read on, because this exciting new venture is for you.
The University of the Third Age is all about bringing like-minded people together in small interest groups to explore learning opportunities in almost every subject you can think of, from Aromatherapy to Zoology!
There are over 900 U3As in the UK with more than 350,000 members. Each one is run on a 'self-help' basis with individual groups deciding how to go about exploring something new, and sharing valuable life experience and expertise. There is no pressure to impose a formal learning pattern – it's all about establishing an informal, enjoyable way to learn with and from each other about a topic of mutual interest.
Membership Application or Renewal for 2019/20
Please visit the Contact page to access application and renewal details.
Theatre Visits
RUN FOR YOUR WIFE
Ray Cooney's Smash Hit Comedy
£65.00 Inclusive of tickets, travel and dinner
John Smith is a happy London taxi driver, working shifts. But he has one little problem. He is married. Twice! He has one wife, Mary, in Wimbledon. And another wife, Barbara, in Streatham. John keeps to a rigorous schedule so that never the twain shall meet. Everyone is blissfully happy - especially John Smith! One day, gallantly intervening in a mugging, he is taken to hospital with concussion. The police become involved. John panics and enlists the help of neighbour Stanley. Bad choice! Stanley is shambolic, disorganised and when it comes to conniving - clueless! The hapless duo embark on a series of wildly implausible explanations. The more they lie, the deeper the hole they dig, and the situation all starts to go horribly but riotously wrong.
Dinner is from 6.15 to 7.15 and the play begins 8.15 and is due to end at about 10.30 which means we won't be back until about 11.30
Please contact Margaret Barter by telephone or via the contact page on the website.
Over 20 groups are now up and running (including walkers and Art practical). Please visit the Groups page to see the latest information.
Next scheduled walk
SHORT WALK: 23 Jul 2019 Start: 10:00 Distance: about 5 miles of undulating woods and fields
Leader: John Hills Contact: jrh.hills@gmail.com
Park in the lane outside the Wilton Windmill entrance (SN8 3SW). The walk will start at 10.00 am and go via Bedwyn Brail to Crofton Pumping station where there is a coffee stop. Return to the Windmill via Wilton Water and village. Optional lunch at The Swan in Wilton.
Link to walks page
Motoring Matters Walkers Games Group Italian Groupl More Barn Dancing
Motoring Matters
The group endeavours to cover all aspects of motoring, classic and modern, with an emphasis on 'during-the-day-during-the-week' activities and outings.
We've had several excellent visits recently, to the National Kit Car Show and most recently a French-Italian event at the Prescott Hill Climb.
Lunchtime 'Motoring Matters Natters' are themed around current motoring topics allowing members to have their say and ask questions of the group. Members are encouraged to share their motoring experiences and expertise, special guest speakers will be invited to present to the group on topical subjects. Our next meet is scheduled for 2nd July at the Tally-Ho pub.
Please contact the Convener John Turton for further details.
There will be meetings of the whole U3A from time to time to listen to specific speakers and discuss progress. If you would like to provide any feedback - or offer to help - please use the contact form, we'd love to hear from you.
You can also use the contact form if you need any further information.
© Hungerford & District U3A 2019


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Q: CMake: how to link an import library with different filename to the library name I'm attempting to link an externally-built library using Cmake to create a Visual Studio solution. For my executable I use:
target_link_libraries( exe_target import_target )

And the import target was declared with:
add_library(import_target STATIC IMPORTED)

The filename for import_target is import.lib, so I use:
set_target_properties(import_target PROPERTIES IMPORTED_LOCATION "import.lib")

But when I generate the projects, my resulting executable tries to link with "import_target.lib". None of the IMPORTED_ properties listed in the CMake docs seem to have any effect on this (for example, IMPORTED_IMPLIB for a shared library). It behaves as though import_target were not a target, but a simple filename for a .lib file.
UPDATE: To be clear, the import target is defined BEFORE the executable that is meant to use it.
Also, the imported target does not appear in my generated Visual Studio .sln as a project, which may or may not be significant.
UPDATE 2: On deeper investigation, the imported target IS DEFINED in the scope of the CMakeLists.txt that creates it. But in the parent CMakeLists.txt and other subsequent files, it is NOT DEFINED, in contrast to non-imported targets.
What do I need to do to force CMake to link with the correct filename?

A: It seems like you may be using the IMPORTED_LOCATION target property incorrectly. From the documentation, this property should be set as:

Full path to the main file on disk for an IMPORTED target.

Thus, you need to set the full path to the library, including the library name:
set_target_properties(import_target PROPERTIES IMPORTED_LOCATION "C:/full/path/to/libs/import.lib")

A: From the CMake documentation for add_library:

The target name has scope in the directory in which it is created and
  below, but the GLOBAL option extends visibility

Therefore the solution to getting other targets to recognize it is to declare it as
add_library(import_target STATIC IMPORTED GLOBAL)

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The obituary said that Irwin Franzel was a scientist, a scholar and a sailor. While this is certainly true, it doesn't say enough. He was a humanist and a sage. He spent his life working for the betterment of mankind. (Although I don't think I realized that until just a few years ago.) He was also a great story teller, and a great man. And yet, his family was first and foremost his greatest love, his greatest source of pride.
When I began, I thought that creating this website would be a catharsis - would make the pain of missing Dad subside, but it hasn't worked that way. In fact, just last night I did, perhaps the stupidest thing I have ever done while performing routine maintenance on my car. Then, during the process of recovering from my foolish mistake, I did something even stupider. There is only one person in the world who I would have called at the time to confess, and discuss the impact of my err. It hurts that I couldn't call. This site does not lay out feelings, except for this paragraph, but presents a life. Perhaps it should be thought of as a memorial, or a tribute. I don't know. You tell me.
This Website only begins to tell his story. All of us who know and love him have unique and different perspectives and stories to tell. This site can only become complete when those perspectives are included. To get around, click on the navigation bar buttons. On this, the Home Page, the navigation bar is on top. All other pages have the navigation bar on the left. Contributions and comments are welcome and appreciated.
Please email me to give me your comments, or just to say "hello!"


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Stylish Star Allu Arjun is fondly called as "King Of Social Media" by his fans and followers. Likewise, his films smash all social media and box office records.
Recently, his Naa Peru Surya film teaser which crossed 1 crore views in just 29 hours created non-Baahubali record.
Earlier, Bunny's Sarrainodu Hindi dubbed version clocked over 130 million views. The film which was a runaway hit in Telugu was the first dubbed movie to reach 100 million mark in YouTube.
Freshly, Allu Arjun's DJ (Duvvada Jagannadham) created a feat online. The hilarious action entertainer too crossed 100 million views. In fact, Bunny is the only hero to have two back to back films with 100 million views in YouTube.
This is proving to be Allu Arjun's growing popularity in North and other territories. So, it is no exaggeration of fans calling him "King Of Social Media". Infact Allu Arjun is the 1st Indian hero who have two dubbed films back to back with 100 million views at online.
Allu Arjun thanked everyone about this on his social media page Thank You All for All the Love ! Elated that our Dubbed Telugu films are being watched & appreciated by others . Humbled ! he says Allu Arjun has massive market value when it comes to online film business. And this is the reason why makers of Naa Peru Surya are getting fancy offers to dub the movie in all the languages.


While there is a very good chance that every traveler or adventure seeker dreams of spending lovely nights on a luxury ship like Hapag-Lloyd's MS Europa 2 or getting pampered at a relaxing spa every once in a while, the truth is that many of us also like to live a little on the edge and get our blood pumping full of adrenaline. Off Roading Colorado's San Juan Mountains in a Polaris RZR is an adventure that can give you that feeling.
What is a Polaris RZR (Razor)?
These highly practical vehicles are built with tough in mind. They are the perfect combination of power, suspension and agility. They are built to tackle any off-road terrain that you may want to explore at relatively high speed.
By organizing ride and drive experiences all over America that combine interesting terrains with unique vehicles, Polaris Adventures in collaboration with various excellent outfitters (like Rock Pirate Backcountry Adventures in Colorado!) elevates travel experiences on the road. There are travel options for families, couples or groups across age groups and skill levels. They are focused on safe, memorable adventures and making experiences like these accessible to everyone, all ages.
Through the network created by Polaris Adventures, you can now drive a Polaris RZR through the desert terrain of Ocotillo Wells, California, through the tropical paradise that is Maui, Hawaii and, of course, through the gorgeous mountain passes around Silverton, Colorado (the tour I took!).
You can opt for a full day, half day or self guided tours that takes you on an exhilarating ride through various places including mountain ghost towns. Book a tour here or just rent one by the hour to explore on your own.
If you're in Silverton for a longer length of time outfitters Rock Pirate Backcountry Adventures also offers fun Polaris Slingshot tours.
My adventure started at the Rock Pirate Adventures office in the cute town of Silverton, Colorado. And they had one heck of an adventure-filled experience waiting for us. Our Polaris RZRs would be taking us off roading through the San Juan Mountains along the Alpine Loop and to the Animas Forks Ghost town.
The San Juan Mountain are a range that makes up the southwestern part of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. They span the continental divide, sprawls almost 2 million acres and are riddled with countless stunning peaks (including 13 that tower over 14,000 feet!). It is an adventure lovers playground with lakes, waterfalls, ghost towns and relics from the gold rush.
The Alpine Loop is a 65-mile scenic off roading route located in the San Juan Mountains and connecting the cities of Ouray, Silverton and Lake City. With its boundless beauty and passes that have you climbing up to 12,000 feet the loop is a popular drive for four wheeling adventurers.
Animas Forks is a complete ghost town about 12 miles from the city of Silverton. To get there you will need to take your Polaris RZR through numerous mountain valleys and along some of the most refreshing mountain streams you will ever see. Once you get to the ghost town itself, you can walk around and explore; see how they used to live back in the day.
I have been to coastal regions with the whitest sandy beaches and have even swum with beluga whales, but there is really nothing quite like speeding over rugged terrain in a four-wheeler.
The San Juan Mountains scenery is absolutely breathtaking and exploring them in an adventure vehicle is surreal. There's nothing quite like skidding up steep mountain passes surrounded by nothing but pristine nature and thousands upon thousands of feet of mountain side elevation.


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FlekStore For iOS 10.3 10.2.1 10.1 Download iPhone iPad: FlekStore For iOS is the best APP foe which iPhone users are searching for, and now it has come with amazing features in it. By using FlekStore Application you can download paid apps for free. FlekStore has come n that way as users can download this application with jailbreak, as before to download any app you need to jailbreak, but now the things are changed and you can install this application without jailbreak. It gives you the access to all your favorite Cydia tweaks, emulators; you can also access to the much modified games and many more things. You can also invite apps of your and add to FlekStore for the better use.
FlekStore downloads the apps very fast even when your data or Wi-Fi is slow. Being a good application with lot many features we must install it in our devices too. So here is the guide to install the FlekStore For iOS 10.3 10.2.1 10.1 iPhone iPad in very easy steps. Also have a look at the features for FlekStore to know more about their App. Once you have completed the installation you will be able to use all this features in your device without any error.
FlekStore For iOS has come with many amazing features for the users, now the iPhone users can download and can access to those apps as well to which they didn't have till now.
I have added the features list to get a good overview of the FlekStore App, which wall later make your interest to install it in your iPhone or iPad. So below is the tutorial with clean steps to install FlekStore for iOS. Make sure you follow the steps as each and every step is related to the above one.
SO now we have the FlekStore for iOS iPhone or iPad installed in quick steps, if you have any quire or doubt in regard of this process you can post them in comment section. If you have any information to post then write in comment box and let others know about it.


As one of the largest testing providers in the global aerospace sector, we have extensive experience with RTCA DO 160 qualification programs. From environmental simulation to EMC testing, we are a single-source testing partner for every section of DO 160 testing.
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In most cases we can perform the full suite of RTCA DO 160 testing at one location, using our state-of-the-art equipment and parallel test setups to shorten test duration and facilitate operational requirements and test witnessing. Our labs can provide RTCA DO 160 testing for virtually every type of aircraft used today, from small aircraft and business jets to helicopters, regional jets and even full-size airliners.
With experts in active service on RTCA Special Committee 135, we are constantly on the forefront of evolving standard updates, and can provide support and guidance on even the most challenging technical issues. We work with you to create a specialized test program that ensures product safety and compliance and reduces time to market.
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Sections 4 and 5 of RTCA DO 160 combine an aircraft's cruising altitude with the test unit's onboard position to create equipment categories that set requirements for temperature, altitude, and rates of change for testing.
There are 21 categories associated with temperature and altitude. Temperature testing consists of non-operational ground survival temperatures as low as -55 C and operational high temperatures of 70 C. Altitude testing as high as 70,000 feet as well as decompression (emergency descent) and overpressure testing (routine aircraft pressurization system testing) is also required.
This section covers equipment performance during high and low operating temperature variation. Testing can be performed while the unit is operational or non-operational, or at different points in the operation cycle, demonstrating that the equipment can function under any temperature condition.
There are three categories of operational temperature variation (A, B, or C) and two categories of thermal shock (S1 and S2). The Categories are for various rates of change (Degrees / Minute) depending on the expected thermal changes the unit will experience in actual use. Category A = 10 Deg C / minute, B = 5 Deg C / minute, C = 2 Deg C / minute, while Categories S1 and S2 are for known or unknown rates of change > 10 Deg C / minute. S2 is the most severe and is an actual Thermal Shock with as quick a transition from one extreme temperature to the other extreme temperature as possible.
RTCA DO 160 humidity testing determines a product's ability to withstand naturally occurring or induced humid atmospheres. We test against corrosion, mechanical failures, electrical malfunction and chemical degradation to ensure that the unit continues to operate safely, no matter its location on the aircraft.
Humidity testing has three Categories, A, B, and C (Standard, Severe, and External). Category A has a high temperature of 50 Deg. C and a duration of two days; Category B has as high temperature of 65 Deg C and a duration of 10 days; and Category C has a high temperature of 55 Deg C and a duration of six days. Operational 'Spot' checks are often required.
Operational shock verifies that equipment will continue to function after exposure to shocks experienced during normal aircraft operations. Crash safety shock verifies that equipment will not detach from its mountings during an emergency landing.
There are four basic Categories in the Shock section, A, B, D and E. These are based on the unit's resonant frequency and expected shock exposures during the operational life of the unit.
Usually combined with Vibration testing, Standard Operational Shock (high or low frequency) as well as Crash Safety (impulse) are performed on our electrodynamic shakers. Crash Safety (sustained) is performed using one of our multiple large centrifuges (largest 30 foot arm).
This test verifies that equipment can operate or will not be damaged when subjected to vibration levels depending on the installation and location in the aircraft.
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The Vibration section has many Categories of vibration (S, H, Z, and R for Fixed Wing; and R, U and U2 for Helicopter). Depending on the type of aircraft, the location of the unit in the aircraft, and proximity to the engines (based on 'Zones') the test levels and durations are determined.
Our facilities offer a full range of capabilities using both electrodynamic and hydraulic systems capable of the many combinations of frequency and displacement required to meet any of the various Categories within RTCA/DO-160. We can help with the design and fabrication of your fixture if needed.
This test verifies that equipment that may come into contact with flammable fluids and vapors through normal and/or fault conditions will not cause an explosion.
There are three environments (I, II, III) and three Categories (A, E, H). These take into account the area that the equipment will be on the aircraft (possible or expected flammable fluids), fault conditions, or high surface temperatures.
Element's explosion chambers are capable of attaining altitudes of 50,000 feet and temperature up to 500°F. A wide variety of remote configurations are available to facilitate the operation of units under test. High speed photography can also be used to determine point of failure (capture flame ignition source).
Condensing, Drip, Spray, and Continuous Stream Proof testing are performed on units while operating with tightly controlled unit and water temperatures.
There are four Categories (Y, W, R, and S) and they determine whether the equipment can withstand the effects of liquid water being sprayed, falling, or from condensation, depending on the different type of exposure the test units will see in actual use on the aircraft. Category Y is for Condensing water on the unit while Category W is for falling drops of water from condensation on the aircraft.
This determines whether the materials used in the construction of equipment can withstand the effects of fluids that are representative of those commonly used in airborne and ground operations.
While there is only one Category, F, however there are two different methods: Spray and Immersion.
Our inventory of fluids is kept up-to-date with each airframe/airline specific fluids and we can safely perform this test at elevated temperatures. Our Engineers and Technicians can perform the required 'Operational Checks' during this multi-day test which can save you travel time and associated costs.
This test determines the resistance of equipment to the effects of blowing sand and dust. Adverse effects include: penetration into cracks, bearings, clogging of moving parts and filters, and formation of electrically conductive bridges.
There is only one Category, F. This test requires 28 days of testing in an environment conducive to rapid fungal growth.
Element's experts are highly experienced and spores are kept active which allows us to start a test with minimal notice. As the inspection can be subjective, magnified photos of any growth are included in our test reports.
This test determines whether material used in the construction of equipment can be adversely affected by fungi.
This test determines the effects on equipment of prolonged exposure to a salt atmosphere. Salt fog can be a destructive test and will show corrosion, clogging or binding of moving parts, as well as insulation faults.
There are two Categories. S for locations where corrosive atmosphere is encountered during normal aircraft operation and T for locations where severe salt atmosphere is encountered (hovering aircraft over sea).
This test is performed to determine how much the Equipment Under Test (EUT) will deflect a compass needle, or effect the indication from a magnetic field sensor, also known as a "Flux Gate".
There are five equipment Categories (Y, Z, A, B, and C) that apply to installation separation distances between the EUT and compass (or compass sensor) of less than 30 centimeters to more than 300 centimeters.
To support the most stringent EMC requirements of RTCA DO 160, MIL-STD-461 and others, we offer power quality testing at extremely high voltage and current levels.
There are four Equipment Categories (A, B, D, or Z) that indicate the type of power used by the equipment and the type of AC and/or DC power source with which the equipment is compatible. For AC powered equipment, an additional designator, placed in parenthesis following the Category designator, is a two character code indicating that the equipment has been tested for use with Constant Frequency (CF), Narrow Variable Frequency (NF), or Wide Variable Frequency (WF).
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This test determines if the unit can operate as required during and/or after voltage spikes are applied to AC and/or DC power units. Any method can be used, as long as the pulse produced has a duration of at least 10 microseconds, a rise time of less than 2 microseconds, and a source impedance of 50 ohms. During testing, a minimum of 50 voltage spikes are applied within 1 minute.
There are two equipment Categories. The Category B test level is twice the AC (rms) and/or DC line voltage (or 200 volts, whichever is less). The Category A test level is 600 volts.
This test is performed to verify that the unit will operate as specified when audio frequency interference is applied to the AC and/or DC power input.
There are three DC power equipment Categories (R, B, and Z) that indicate the type of power used by the equipment and the type of DC power source with which the equipment is compatible.
Two AC power equipment Categories are specified (R & K). Category R is used with an additional designation (a two character code), placed in parenthesis following the Category designator, indicates that the equipment has been tested for use with Constant Frequency (CF), Narrow Variable Frequency (NF), or Wide Variable Frequency (WF). Category K designates that the EUT has been tested for use with any type of AC power input, and tested to a higher level of voltage distortion than category R.
Tests in this section are performed to determine if the unit and its interconnecting cables can operate as required when exposed to RF interference. Continuous Wave (CW), Square Wave AM (SW) and Pulse Modulated (PM) signals are all required.
The equipment Categories are comprised of two characters. The first character (A, B, C, or Z) indicates the tests performed and severity level of the tests. The second character (C, N, or W) indicates the AC power system operating frequency (Constant, Narrow Variable, or Wide Variable) with which the EUT is compatible.
These tests are performed to determine that equipment will operate as specified when the EUT and its interconnecting cables are exposed to Radio Frequency interference. Continuous Wave (CW), Square Wave AM (SW), and Pulse Modulated (PM) RF signals are required.
Equipment Category designation for Section 20 consists of two letters. Conducted susceptibility test levels are designated with the first category character and radiated susceptibility test levels with the second category character. There are 7 Equipment Categories for conducted susceptibility, and 10 Equipment Categories for radiated susceptibility. These categories indicate the severity level of the tests performed, and/or the type of modulation used. Category S is the least severe at 1 V/m, and Category L is the most severe, with test levels as high as 7200 V/m.
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This section of RTCA DO 160 ensures that the unit does not emit radiofrequency interference in excess of accepted limits. Testing measures conducted RF and radiated RF appearing on interconnected cables and power leads.
There are 6 equipment Categories (B, L, M, H, P, and Q) that indicate the location of the equipment and the separation between the equipment and aircraft antennas. In general, the closer the equipment is to an aircraft antenna, and the more it approaches a "direct view" of an aircraft antenna, the tighter the emissions limits.
These tests determine whether a unit can operate as specified during and/or after various lightning induced transient waveforms are injected into connector pins, interconnecting cables, and power leads using pin injection or cable bundle tests. Pin injection is normally used to show damage tolerance, while cable bundle tests are normally used to show upset tolerance.
Category designations consist of five characters that describe the pin and cable test Waveform Sets and test levels. The 3 Pin Injection test waveforms are grouped together in two Waveform Sets (A & B). The 6 Cable Bundle test waveforms are grouped together in four Single Stroke Waveform Sets (C through F), and four combined Single Stroke and Multiple Stroke (G through K), and two Multiple Burst Waveform Sets (L& M).
Tests in this section determine the ability of externally mounted electronic equipment to withstand the direct effects of a severe lightning strike. Equipment is not normally operational, and testing usually causes damage to the unit. High voltage and/or high current tests at thousands of kilo-Volts and/or hundreds of kilo-Amps are applied.
Category designations consist of four characters that describe the nature and severity of the test waveforms applied. The first 2 characters designate the High Voltage Strike Attachment test category, and the last two characters designate the High Current Physical Damage test category. The designated test category for the EUT should correspond to the lightning strike zone in which the EUT will be installed on the aircraft.
Element offers Lightning Direct Effects testing by way of a partner laboratory in the US.
Icing testing determines a product's ability to withstand naturally occurring ice and frost conditions, and helps evaluate the need for de-icing operations. All sections can be performed at Element, using automated chambers that perform the 25-cycle Category B test that combines altitude, humidity and freezing temperatures.
There are three equipment Categories: A, B, and C. Category A is for equipment located externally or in non-climate controlled areas of the aircraft where Ice and Frost may occur due to condensation. Category B is a 25 cycle test which mimics the effects of multiple ascents and descents where the accumulation of water can cause structural or functional damage to moving parts and electronic systems. Category C is used for external areas where standing water could freeze and where ice could build up over time impeding normal operation of the test unit.
Electrostatic discharge testing per RTCA DO 160 determines if a unit can operate as specified during and after an electrostatic discharge event. Test points are chosen based on their accessibility to personnel, with 10 positive and 10 negative polarity discharges at 15 kV applied to each one.
There is only one Category (A), with a test level of 15 kV.
This section defines the flammability and fire resistance procedures located in the aircraft engine, as well as electronic enclosures. In addition to the Bunsen burner type testing required by category C, Element has extensive aircraft engine fire simulation capabilities required by categories A and B, as well as smoke and toxicity testing required by certain airframers.
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There are three categories, A, B, and C. Categories A and B are intended for equipment located in fire zones (engine) and uses a large kerosene burner to simulate an aircraft engine fire. Category C uses a Bunsen burner and is used to check the non-propagation of the flame in cases where ignition would appear inside or outside of the equipment. Typically, this test is performed on materials only. Element has extensive capabilities required by all categories as well as smoke and toxicity required by various airframers.
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Other Minds Remasters Major Columbia Tapes by Composer-Critics
This past Friday Other Minds Records released its latest album, entitled Composer-Critics of the New York Herald Tribune:
courtesy of Other Minds
This is an essential audio document for anyone interested in the more adventurous side of composition in the United States during the middle decades of the twentieth century. To be fair, however, the backstory of the title is probably as interesting as the music on the album.
The recording comes with a magisterial 60-page booklet edited by Charles Amirkhanian, co-founder of the Other Minds Music Festival, who is also responsible for much of the writing in the booklet. However, I should probably steal a bit of the thunder from this booklet with a quick summary of that backstory. Between 1940 and 1954 Virgil Thomson served as chief music critic for the New York Herald Tribune, which was probably the major (and, where arts reporting was concerned, probably more adventurous) alternative to The New York Times. Thomson had been a highly productive composer in Paris between 1925 and 1940. The Herald Tribune made a shrewd decision in recruiting an "insider;" but, while Thomson had no shortage of strong opinions, he also recognized that his primary obligation to newspaper readers was to provide explanation rather than opinion. (None of this is covered on Thomson's Wikipedia page, making it my first encounter with a Wikipedia source that is unforgivably inadequate.)
As might be imagined, Thomson was a passionate champion of new music; and he knew enough to avoid directing his efforts strictly to his own compositions. As a result he became connected to many of the rising talents trying to bring their works to public attention while, at the same time, coming up with enough money to get by in New York. Thomson was able to assist by recruiting several of them to take on reviewing jobs, since those were the days when a newspaper still covered more than a single concert in any given issue. Four of the composers he recruited were John Cage, Paul Bowles, Lou Harrison, and Peggy Glanville-Hicks, all of whom had writing skills that measured up to their composing skills.
At that same time Thomson was also approached by Columbia Records to curate a series that would be called Modern American Music. It was no surprise that Thomson would turn to the same composers who were writing for him at the Herald Tribune; and works by all four of Thomson's subordinates, as well as Thomson himself, would be released on Columbia albums between 1953 and 1955. The new Other Minds album collects from those albums one piece by each of these five composers. In "order of appearance" these pieces are:
Music for a Farce by Bowles
A suite for cello and harp by Harrison
"Capital Capitals," Thomson's setting of a text by Gertrude Stein of the same name
A sonata for piano and percussion by Glanville-Hicks
"String Quartet in Four Parts" by Cage
All of these are compositions that have received almost no attention recently, undeservedly so.
Fortunately, those living in my home town of San Francisco were able to enjoy one notable exception to that lack of attention. Because this year marks the centennial of Harrison's birth, his music is enjoying more exposure than usual; and just this past Saturday his suite was performed as part of a two-concert event entitled Just 100: Homage to Lou Harrison, which happened to be this year's Other Minds Music Festival! Nevertheless, it would be more than regrettable if any of these composers' works are only performed on such "significant anniversary" occasions.
The fact is that Other Minds definitely needs to be both recognized and thanked for bringing to light five highly engaging (not to mention strikingly diverse) approaches to composition at a time when the deeply-rooted tree of nineteenth-century traditions was getting a good shaking in any number of different directions. Harrison's suite, for example, comes across as being both retrospective and prospective at the same time. Three of the movements were originally composed for a film about the Lascaux Cave paintings; and there is a "bare bones" quality to the sonority that almost seems to evoke the earliest efforts at making music. On the other hand, picking up on an observation that Thomson himself made about this piece, the "Air" movement almost sounds as if Harrison took "Le cygne" (the swan) from Camille Saint-Saëns' The Carnival of the Animals and gave it a good swift kick of twentieth-century rhetoric.
The one piece on this album that I had previously encountered on an album is the Cage quartet, which the Concord String Quartet had recorded for the old vinyl Vox Box American String Quartets of 1950–1970. This was the earliest composition in that collection, since Cage had completed it in 1950; and it predates Cage's use of chance techniques. It has a subdued and haunting quality that contrasts sharply with both the composer's pioneering attention to percussion (including his invention of the prepared piano) and the often opaque abstractions that would arise from processes that first identify component materials and then organize them by chance techniques.
"Capital Capitals" may be the piece on this album of major historical interest. It is one of a series of Thomson's settings of Stein texts, which all seemed to involve their own approaches to synthesizing word-play and sound-play. It was composed in 1927 and is probably the last of those settings that predates Thomson's first joint project with Stein, which resulted in the opera Four Saints in Three Acts. The text is not included in the booklet, but there is a reproduction of the first page of the published score. One thus quickly sees that the music consists almost entirely of incantation by solo voices; and the words are never in any way distorted by the diction of the four vocalists, tenors Joseph Crawford and Clyde S. Turner, baritone Joseph James, and bass William C. Smith.
Glanville-Hicks is the one composer on the album with a percussion-centric offering. By the time she completed this sonata in 1952, those attending "modern music" concerts would have become used to according soloist status to percussionists. It is therefore more than a little disappointing that the album credits cited only the "NY Percussion Group" (which was probably a pickup group assembled for the recording session), conducted by Carlos Surinach with Carlo Bussotti taking the piano part. Most important is that, for those following how the percussion repertoire had developed since the days of Edgard Varèse's "Ionisation," Glanville-Hicks had definitely found a voice uniquely her own for this sonata.
Finally, Music for a Farce is a suite of short pieces that Bowles had written as incidental music for one of Orson Welles' theatre projects. Like many Welles efforts, this one never came to fruition. Thus, there is no narrative to orient the listener to the eight movements of this suite. Four of them have "social" connotations (tarantella, quickstep, waltz, march). However, the music is best approached as an almost rapid-fire barrage of witticisms, complete with "sound effects" from sources such as a glass milk bottle (which will make this piece a serious challenge for the "original instruments" set).
From a personal point of view, it is difficult for me to listen to this album without serious pangs of nostalgia. Cage is the only composer included whom I got to know for any length of time. (My interaction with Thomson himself probably lasted less than a minute.) At the same time, my nostalgia is assuaged by a rhetoric of fun that pervades the entire album, even when "fun" may not have been what the composer had in mind. I suspect that this particular impression derives from the fact that all five of these composers had a joyous disposition in their respective approaches to modernism, even when the subject matter itself may have been more serious. Furthermore, because we have now become a society that revels in our ignorance of history, this album may be of great service to some of the would-be future composers, who may be in the process of reinventing the wheel without knowing it!
Labels: chamber music, John Cage, Lou Harrison, music, Paul Bowles, Virgil Thomson
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6:30 a.m. : Wake up, shower, shave, eat breakfast, dress, go to work.
8:00 a.m. – 5 p.m. : Work, with an obligatory 1 hour lunch break in there around noon.
5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. : New telecourse starting, so I need to attend the first session.
7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. : Student Ministries Committee meeting at the church.
8:00 p.m. – 9:30 (or 10) p.m. : Small group meeting at the church.
However, it just so turns out that my second block telecourse starts tomorrow rather than today, so I can actually eat dinner before going to the church. What I really want to do is sit down somewhere and read/write for a while, but that'll have to wait, potentially until this (freaking) summer.
At a party last night, I was having a conversation with Shawn about what it's like being married, having someone around all the time, etc. I imagine there are times when I have been less eloquent, but none are coming to mind right now. I think I used the phrase, "But we're doing good," at least a dozen times, though whether from being brain dead or insecure, I don't know.
The point is, April and I are doing well. Like, "Whoa, this is kind of weird how well this is going." But I am incapable of expressing it with any accuracy. I blame it on not writing anymore; this is what poets are for, isn't it? To express emotion and the more difficult things in life in a succinct and meaningful manner? I offer that they are, but I'm losing my ability to do so. And the less I write, the less I understand myself and the world around me. The less I understand, the greater my insecurity.
The end of this semester cannot come quickly enough.


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scrappinwithmel: God's purpose or mine?
My Utmost For His Highest really ministered to my heart this morning. Currently I am struggling with my voice and have been for about 3 months. As some of you may know I used to sing professionally and for the past 7 years have been singing for the Lord. Well, for the past 3 months I just can't seem to get my voice to work. It is hoarse almost everyday and quite a hindrance in my ministry. Yesterday at church, after attempting our morning rehearsal, I grew weary and stepped down. It was too difficult to push through and I just couldn't hit most of the notes because my voice just wasn't there.
Now that I am entering a new season in my life, going back to teaching, I have been wondering what the Lord has been doing. I have wondered if my voice is the way it is because He wants me to focus on the new path He is leading me on or if it is just allergies??? In any case this devotion reminded me that no matter what is happening good or bad, that God wants me to depend on Him and on His power right now. I don't have to think about what He is doing or what the goal is. If I can stay calm, faithful and unconfused while in the middle of the turmoil in life, the goal of the purpose of God is being accomplished in me.
So may we all enjoy the process of the things that we are facing right now and know without a shadow of a doubt, that God is on the throne, is in control and will enable our step by step obedience if we seek Him and that when we do obey, our God would be smiling down upon us and be glorified!!!!
What is my vision of God's purpose for me? Whatever it may be, His purpose is for me to depend on Him and on His power now. If I can stay calm, faithful, and unconfused while in the middle of the turmoil of life, the goal of the purpose of God is being accomplished in me. God is not working toward a particular finish— His purpose is the process itself. What He desires for me is that I see "Him walking on the sea" with no shore, no success, nor goal in sight, but simply having the absolute certainty that everything is all right because I see "Him walking on the sea" ( Mark 6:49 ). It is the process, not the outcome, that is glorifying to God.
God's training is for now, not later. His purpose is for this very minute, not for sometime in the future. We have nothing to do with what will follow our obedience, and we are wrong to concern ourselves with it. What people call preparation, God sees as the goal itself.
You are right, just stay focused on Him and you will know in time what is up with your voice and where He really needs you to be.
Wow...it's cool to see what the Lord is doing in your life. He just might be wanting you to be totally focused on Him and also on getting ready to teach the children.
There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven:2 a time to be born and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to uproot, 3 a time to kill and a time to heal, a time to tear down and a time to build, 4 a time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to dance, 5 a time to scatter stones and a time to gather them, a time to embrace and a time to refrain, 6 a time to search and a time to give up, a time to keep and a time to throw away, 7 a time to tear and a time to mend, a time to be silent and a time to speak, 8 a time to love and a time to hate, a time for war and a time for peace. 9 What does the worker gain from his toil? 10 I have seen the burden God has laid on men.
11 He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the hearts of men; yet they cannot fathom what God has done from beginning to end. 12 I know that there is nothing better for men than to be happy and do good while they live. 13 That everyone may eat and drink, and find satisfaction in all his toil--this is the gift of God. 14 I know that everything God does will endure forever; nothing can be added to it and nothing taken from it. God does it so that men will revere him. 15 Whatever is has already been, and what will be has been before; and God will call the past to account.
Sorry it's soo long, but I had to share.
Amen. I am so pleased that you have totally placed your trust in the Lord.
thanks for sharing. A wonderful morning devotional for me. We all need to remember to bring it back to Him, trust Him. Have a great day!
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He began his music career with the YerbaMater band, which played improvised classical Indian and Persian music. With this ensemble he won the 1st prize at the "New Tradition" Polish Radio Folk Festival in Warsaw (2003) and recorded two CDs (Meditation and Raga Praga). At the same festival he also received the 3rd prize with the group Magda Lena i Zakute Łby (2005), the Grand Prix with Cicha & Spółka (2013) and the special individual award Golden Fiddle for the best instrumentalist.
He has given performances and recorded CDs with such well-known artists and ensembles as Maria Pomianowska, Gendos, Masala, Mosaik, VillageKollektiv, Lutosłowianie orchestra, Michał Rudaś, Radio Samsara, Gadająca Tykwa, Laterna, Cicha and Pałyga, as well as The Mud Cavaliers. The collective composition with elements of free improvisation Kalendarium for voice and chamber ensemble, created by Krzysztof Knittel, Ryszard Latecki, Bartłomiej Pałyga, Tadeusz Sudnik and Tadeusz Wielecki, was commissioned by the International Society of Contemporary Music, Polish Section in 2015 as part of the "Collections - Composing Commissions" programme implemented by the Institute of Music and Dance.
Bartłomiej Pałyga is well-known for his explorations of new types of sound obtained on ethnic instruments. He shares his knowledge and abilities with a wide audience during numerous educational presentations held in collaboration with Warsaw Philharmonic (more than 600 presentations have been held to date throughout Poland) as well as workshops.
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Kalendarium, composition with elements of free improvisation for voice and chamber ensemble [co-authors: Krzysztof Knittel, Ryszard Latecki, Bartek Pałyga, Tadeusz Sudnik, Tadeusz Wielecki] (2015)


Nothing in in my mailbox last week but I did download a couple of new audio books . . .
The Roanoke Girls by Amy Engel from Random House Audio.
The Roanoke Girls shocks and tantalizes, twisting its way through revelation after mesmerizing revelation, exploring the secrets families keep and the fierce and terrible love that both binds them together and rips them apart.
Celine by Peter Heller from Random House Audio.
A luminous, masterful novel of suspense–the story of Celine, an elegant, aristocratic private eye who specializes in reuniting families, trying to make amends for a loss in her own past.
I'm excited about The Roanoke Girls. Celine sounds good too.
Happy Monday! Enjoy your new audio downloads–they sound terrific!
Celine sounds good. that's the kind of private eye I'd like to be.
The Roanoke Girls looks interesting.
These are both new to me. Celine sounds very engaging! Happy Reading!


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Cafe Society DVD and Blu-ray release date was set for October 18, 2016 and available on Digital HD from Amazon Video and iTunes on October 18, 2016.
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It is America in 1930's. A young man named Bobby travels from New York to Hollywood to work with his famous uncle, Phil, who is a producer in the star-studded and glamorous film industry. He dreams of taking his experiences in Hollywood home one day to use in a night club venture with his brother Ben. Yet, the cafe society that developed from fashionable cafes and nightclubs during this time soon draws him along an altogether different path. Soon after, Bobby also feels the pull of love and begins to wonder if he will ever return home to New York.
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Does Djotodia's resignation matter in Central African Republic?
January 13, 2014 Kevin Lees	1 Comment
With the resignation of the Central African Republic's president Michel Djotodia over the weekend, the country has its best chance to transcend the violence of the past month — though with grave questions about future Christian-Muslim relations and the CAR's ability to move forward with any truly secure, representative government.
When French troops arrived in Bangui, the country's capital, in early December, their mission was immediately more difficult than the French mission earlier in 2013 in Mali to stabilize the interim government and rid northern Mali of foreign forces that controlled much of the northern two-thirds of Mali. Instead, French troops were inserting themselves into an entirely homegrown fiasco — the country's post-independence record on rule of law, security and democracy is one of the worst (and most tragic) in all of sub-Saharan Africa.
Djotodia, as the leader of the Séléka coalition, pushed François Bozizé out of office in March 2013 — Bozizé himself came to power in 2003 in a putsch of his own, pushing Ange-Félix Patassé out of the centrafricaine presidency and organizing elections to ratify his position in 2005 and again in 2011. Djotodia's Séléka coalition, which attracted Muslims, but also many Patassé loyalists (Djotodia himself was a former civil servant in the Patassé regime) and a healthy majority of the country's northern population.
Initially, Djotodia's selection of Nicolas Tiangaye as prime minister was a strong sign that his new government would actually attempt to unite the country — Tiangaye, a human rights attorney with links to both Bozizé and the Séléka coalition, had a strong record as someone who could unite both rebel and government forces.
But Djotodia, the CAR's first Muslim president, had a difficult time uniting the country that he spent years dividing, even after his formal inauguration as interim president in August 2013 and after officially disbanding the Séléka coalition in September 2013. Dismantling the Séléka rebels, in fact, may have cost him his sole substantial platform, and it left Djotodia's forces staggering to fight off the newly formed 'anti-balaka,' largely Christian militia that opposed his rule. As a Muslim president and a relatively lesser-known figure throughout the CAR, Djotodia didn't bring with him any natural base to the presidency, except the Muslim population in the northeastern corner of the country, which amounts to just 10% of the population. Each of the two main centrafricaine ethnic groups, the Banda of the east-central heartland of the country, and the Gbaya in the western third of the country, mistrusted Djotodia from the beginning.
What's more, Djotodia and Tiangaye soon found themselves at odds over the country's future, depriving the country of one of its most thoughtful and careful leaders (Tiangaye himself stepped down as prime minister on Friday as well).
Alexandre-Ferdinand Nguendet, previously a member of the National Council for Transition (NCT), will serve as acting president until the NCT selects a new president. Nguendet recognized Djotodia's presidency shortly after Séléka troops overran Bangui. Nguendet was quick to call an end to the anarchy, imploring an end to fighting between Muslim and Christian groups, and it's a strategy that just might work — French and African Union troops have worked for the past two months to keep the violence as minimal as possible. That hasn't stopped over 1,000 deaths in December alone and the internal displacement of nearly 500,000 people, but it has prevented the kind of genocide or massacre that the international community worries might otherwise have resulted. The anti-balaka rebels listed Djotodia's resignation among their chief demands, so there's a solid chance that the CAR can retreat from the worst of last month's fighting.
Samantha Power, the US ambassador to the United Nations, and a proponent of liberal interventionism on humanitarian grounds, even made a trip to the Central African Republic on December 19 (pictured above), demonstrating how seriously the US government is taking the crisis. Though the United States has ruled out sending troops to central Africa, they have pledged to assist the 1,600-strong French military force already there. Notwithstanding Power's humanitarian concerns, the United States has cause to worry that a militant Muslim minority could transform an anarchic CAR into a staging ground for terrorism — and to foment unrest throughout central Africa, west Africa and the Sahel.
Fanciful as it may seem to talk about 'al-Qaeda in central Africa' today, the long-term outlook for the CAR isn't incredibly strong, even with Djotodia's resignation. There's no real tradition of stable, peaceful, democratic government in the Central African Republic. Though it has a population of just 4.5 million people, the World Bank ranked it the sixth-poorest country on the planet in 2012, with an annual GDP per capita (on a PPP basis) of just $857. (The five even poorer countries are Niger, Liberia, Eritrea, Burundi, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo).
What's more, Djotodia's resignation came after a meeting of the Economic Community of Central African States in N'Djamena, the capital of Chad, the CAR's northern neighbor. Chadian president Idriss Déby (in power since 1990) was a strong Bozizé ally, and Djotodia's decision to step down in N'Djamena under pressure from Déby, other regional leaders and members of his own NCT will confirm suspicions of Déby's designs for future influence over the Central African Republic. Déby chaired the meeting, and he flew all 135 members of the NCT to N'Djamena for last week's summit. Déby has an interest not only in keeping Chadian rebels from finding refuge in CAR, but in protecting the ongoing project to build an oil pipeline that runs from Chad to Cameroon through northwestern CAR.
With the anti-balaka forces having achieved their chief demand, there's a chance that a new variant of a Séléka coalition could once again assemble if the new government doesn't find a way to carve out a truly national government, thereby launching yet another cycle of insecurity in a country that's rarely known anything else.
Photo credit to AFP / Pacome Pabandji.
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