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Opening Address By Mr Lim Hng Kiang, Minister For Health And Second Minister For Finance At The Singapore Exchange Finance Investment Fair 2000 On 8 September 2000 At 9.00 Am At The Singapore International Convention And Exhibition Centre
"A BIGGER ROLE FOR INVESTOR EDUCATION"
Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen,
I am pleased to be able to join you this morning at the opening of the Singapore Exchange [SGX] Investment Fair 2000.
2 You would all be well aware of the tremendous changes the securities and futures industries are undergoing worldwide. Technology has changed how traditional activities such as stockbroking are conducted, and new distribution channels have emerged. Product innovation has also increased rapidly, catering to ever more sophisticated investors. Both issuers and investors are naturally gravitating towards markets which offer the deepest liquidity and most efficient execution at the lowest cost. Exchanges worldwide have thus been under intense pressure to re-engineer themselves and look for opportunities to distinguish themselves in the competitive landscape.
3 We were among the first few countries to demutualise and merge the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) and the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (SIMEX). The integrated Singapore Exchange [SGX] was launched in December last year. Change brings challenges but also offers opportunities and it is good that SGX has responded positively to these opportunities.
4 SGX has been intensively looking at ways to sharpen its competitive edge. It has embarked on three strategies. One, to "bolster" its Singapore-based business; two, to "grow" its business across borders through strategic alliances, and three, to "extend" its business portfolio to diversify the earnings mix.
5 SGX is spearheading product innovation with plans to introduce exchange traded funds and the Indian stock index futures contract, amongst others. On the international front, SGX has been actively pursuing meaningful strategic alliances with overseas partners. These include an agreement with the Australian Stock Exchange to jointly design, develop and establish and active electronic link between the two exchanges' trading and settlement systems; as well as plans to establish a joint venture with the American Stock Exchange to list and trade exchange-traded funds and structured products on SGX. These efforts show SGX's increasing role as a leading exchange in Asia.
6 At home, SGX has also been on an active programme of raising the level of investor awareness. Since 1993 when it was first started, the SGX Investment Fair has grown to become a key event for retail investors. This year, more than 40 thousand people are expected to attend the Fair to acquaint themselves with the new product and service innovations available to them.
7 The issue of raising investor awareness becomes even more pertinent today, in the new environment of caveat emptor. Since 1998, the Monetary Authority of Singapore has been shifting its supervisory approach, from a merit-based regime to a more open disclosure-based one. Enhanced transparency and information flow will allow investors to assess risks better and make their own investment decisions.
8 While the Exchange has a duty to provide a well-regulated, transparent and efficient market for players, the final onus must rest upon investors to keep themselves apprised of the latest market developments and keep abreast with the latest product offerings available. They should understand the fundamentals behind these new instruments, learn how to analyse information and assess risks and valuations. There should be a shift away from the "punters' mentality"in their ventures in the financial markets. Investors must understand that there are different risks associated with different investment instruments. They must learn to tailor their investments to suit their own risk profiles.
9 The SGX Investment Fair is a good platform for market participants to gather and learn the latest investment trends and techniques. I note that SGX has assembled a whole array of industry experts who will be sharing their knowledge on topics such as index futures and exchange-traded funds during the public talks over the weekend.
10 In Singapore, we are pleased that investors have made the first step towards promoting their own interests through the formation of the Securities Investors Association (Singapore). Moving forward, we hope to see investors becoming more proactive in equipping themselves with new investment skills and tools.
11 I am sure you are all anxious to tour the Fair. Ladies and gentlemen, it leaves me great pleasure to open the Investment Fair 2000 and may I wish all of you every success in the years ahead.


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Genres: Horror, Thriller, Drama, Mystery, Fantasy
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The Candyman, a murderous soul with a hook for a hand, is accidentally summoned to reality by a skeptic grad student researching the monster"s myth.
Trailer for the 1992 horror film written and directed by Bernard Rose, based on the story by Clive Barker, starring Tony Todd in the title role - a vengeful ghost that appears in the mirror when you say his name five times. via Cinefantastique Online
Helen Lyle is a student who decides to write a thesis about local legends and myths. She visits a part of the town, where she learns about the legend of the Candyman, a one-armed man who appears when you say his name five times, in front of a mirror. Of course, Helen doesn't believe all this stuff, but the people of the area are really afraid. When she ignores their warnings and begins her investigation in the places that he is rumored to appear, a series of horrible murders begins. Could the legend be true?
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About: I provide specialist advice on Tech-Enhanced Learning to university staff as a member of the University of Greenwich Educational Development Unit. I've been leading the unit's support for staff in the transition to Moodle and am heavily involved both in our JISC-funded digital literacy project and a project exploring the use of iPads in HE. I am a member of the Digital Literacy and Staff Development clusters in the university's e-centre.
I'm particularly interested in the application of design processes and techniques within learning, teaching and assessment. I have a background in visual art and design, including online design, and bring teaching and professional experience in this field to bear on the work of the EDU.
Managing Change (Three Short Papers 0069, 0070, 0085) - Hi Marion - in your presentation you mentioned the effect of timing on a number of your initiatives (I think you said two had gone really well through good timing, one really badly through poor timing). There are some obvious factors about timing, but I wondered whether you had drawn any lessons about timing - were the issues unique to each initiative, or were there common issues & factors? Should've asked this at the time, sorry.
Signed up to attend Introduction and Official Opening of the Conference by the Lord Mayor of Leeds, The educational and social impacts of Plan Ceibal – a new approach to the use of technology in education, "Elevator Pitches" by Major Sponsors Google and Sonic Foundry, Curriculum Advancement (Three Short Papers 0264, 0163, 0226) and 12 others.
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American Thinker seems to be churning out one pro-Dinesh puff-piece after another. I've seen three or four. It makes me wonder who runs that site. It seems that their primary concern is not really thinking but, in this case, pushing an agenda that is incompatible with thinking.
The latest that I've seen is written by a professor of psychiatry at the University of Illinois at Chicago, named Kalman J. Kaplan. His profession is obviously invoked to add credibility to his statements -- and he's a Jew, and Jews are so smart, right? -- but he's still wrong, wrong, wrong.
I can very easily demolish most of these points.
"The Democrats [Lincoln] ran against were largely supporters of slavery...."
It seems that Kaplan is slightly misrepresenting D'Souza's position in order to help him, because in all the times that I've heard D'Souza make this point in interviews and speeches, he has never said "largely." Instead he asserts without a hint of nuance that the Democrats are THE PARTY OF SLAVERY. He talks as if there were only two parties, the unambiguously pro-slavery Democrats and the anti-slavery Republicans. The GOP sure enough was founded as an anti-slavery party, but the Democrats and the Whigs and the Federalists and the Know Nothings had no clear position on slavery. The Confederate vice-president, Alexander H. Stephens, was in fact a Whig (which was Lincoln's party before the GOP formed), while Lincoln's vice-president, Andrew Johnson, was a Democrat. D'Souza's labeling of the Democrats as "the party of slavery" is an overgeneralization. It is not correct to say that the Democrats were THE PARTY OF SLAVERY when they had no clear position on it.
"The Klu Klux Klan was an organ of the Democratic Party...."
The KKK was never an organ of the Democratic Party. D'Souza alleges as his source for this claim the Marxist historian Eric Foner, an expert on Reconstruction. When you check Foner, however, you find out that he does not quite say that. Foner only says that the activities of the KKK during Reconstruction benefited the Democratic Party (in the South), the planter class, and White Supremacists. That's as far as Foner goes. He does not allege any formal connection as D'Souza does -- and a formal connection is crucial if the Democratic Party per se is to be made responsible for the Klan's activities. D'Souza lies about that detail, because the charge of guilt-by-association with the Klan doesn't hold up without it.
"The segregationist Dixiecrats were Democrats...."
To make his thesis work, D'Souza has to pretend that both major parties are pretty much the same as they were 150 years ago. The fact that Southern Segregationists generally switched to the GOP in the late 20th century blasts a giant hole in that thesis. Therefore D'Souza obfuscates.
Among the Dixiecrats, or Dixiecrat-supporters, were majorities of voters in several states of the Deep South that gave their electoral votes to the Dixiecrat Strom Thurmond in 1948, to the Republican Goldwater in 1964, to the American Independent candidate George Wallace in 1968, and to Nixon in 1972. That's a lot of Dixiecrat voters who ended up voting Republican! Whenever this objection about Southern Segregationist support switching to the GOP comes up, D'Souza sidetracks the discussion into a trivia-quiz about Dixiecrat politicians. That's really not relevant. The important and indisputable fact is that huge numbers of Southern White people who favored Segregation ended up voting for GOP presidential candidates. Kevin Phillips, who was an advisor to the Nixon campaign in 1968, wrote a book about this shift called The Emerging Republican Majority, which was written before the 1968 election and published after. My own mother voted for Strom in 1948 and Nixon in 1972; so, the effrontery of this immigrant trying to gaslight us about our own living memory is just remarkable.
"Robert Byrd, a former Dragon of the Klan ..."
This is a gross exaggeration. Robert Byrd was never a Grand Dragon. Way back in the 1940s he was an Exalted Cyclops, which is a local office.
"Only one segregationist Democratic senator, Strom Thurmond, and one Democratic congressman actually switched parties."
It was a lot more than that. I have already mentioned that MILLIONS of Southern Segregationist VOTERS began voting for Republican presidential candidates. I have found the following noteworthy politicians who switched from the Democratic to the Republican Party for apparently racial reasons: Strom Thurmond, Jesse Helms, Thad Cochran, John Tower, Trent Lott, Charles Pickering, James F. Byrnes, Albert Watson, William Cramer, Arthur Ravenel Jr., Dave Treen, James D. Martin, Floyd Spence, Bo Callaway, Iris Faircloth Blitch, and Mills Godwin.
The reason why there were not more D-to-R Segregationist party-switchers is that the Democrats were the majority party until 1980 and switching parties generally means loss of seniority. But if you look into Segregationist politicians like Senator James Eastland, you find that they were known as conservatives and might just as well have been Republicans.
"Hitler ... was a populist, who was hated by the Conservative Junkers of Prussia."
But they clearly preferred him to the Communists. The conservative DNVP threw its support, including Alfred Hugenberg's media-empire, behind Hitler in 1928 to make sure that the Communists would not come to power. That support was crucial for putting Hitler in power.
"Many of the Brown Shirts were homosexual."
There was a clique of homosexuals around Ernst Roehm, who were extirpated. Homosexuality was illegal under Hitler's rule.
Kalman J. Kaplan may be a professor of psychiatry, but an historian he is not.


Eleven Republican and Democratic US senators urged President Donald Trump's administration to "use all tools at your disposal," including imposing more economic sanctions, to ensure "the immediate, unconditional" release of two Reuters journalists imprisoned in Myanmar.
"We write today with great concern regarding the case of two Reuters journalists, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, who were wrongfully detained and sentenced to seven years in prison in Burma," the senators, led by Republican Marco Rubio and Democrat Jeff Merkley, both members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, wrote in a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, which was seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
Their imprisonment has prompted an international outpouring of support, including a call for their release by US Vice President Mike Pence.
The senators said they appreciated Pompeo raising the case in August with Myanmar's foreign minister, Kyaw Tin, and calling for their immediate release, but said there should be further action.
Last month, the United States imposed sanctions on four Myanmar military and police commanders and two army units, accusing them of "ethnic cleansing" against Rohingya Muslims and widespread human rights abuses.


Easy ride on old Rail corridor from our base in Kaikohe to the historic town of Okaihau.
and observe rural views all the way from the Bay of Islands in the East to Hokianga in the West.
Okaihau has a cafe and dairy to keep both adults and children occupied.
We pick you up and return you to Kaikohe.


We, myself and my partner, had signed up for a trekking course in south central Finland. The course was my birthday present for my 40-year-old partner. Though I´ve gone hiking near the Icelandic glaciers, the Yukon wilderness, Hawaiian mountains and beaches, and the Finnish forests, it´s been years since the last time I´ve spent a night under the stars. Sleeping in nature for me means sleeping in a simple wooden house, a summer house (kesämökki, in Finnish).
We had no expectations, other than to be able to spend a night in the nature with some experienced people and get a fair dose of trekking-related information.
We arrived at Isojärvi national park´s parking on Saturday at 12.00. It had started raining lightly just a moment before. The parking was, in Finnish terms, full of cars. I was surprised to see that many people. Were they all coming along?
The organizers, Minna and Vesa, handed out our food containers, the dried food packages and a Trangia, the cooker that was to be used during the trip to cook all our food. This we packed into out gear, or, my partner did. We were also handed out the maps of the area, a printed A4.
When we all had packed up the gear we had received and all of the participants, all together 11 of us, had arrived, we headed to the forest.
The Isojärvi park is formed around the Lake Isojärvi, which is a lake formed inside a fracture in the earth's crust.The beautiful park is covered mostly by dry and moist forests, with a small area of old growth herb-rich forest but also rugged pine forests on top of the rocks. Species of interest include the Canadian Beaver (Castor canadensis) that had been doing some extensive maintenance works causing the water level of the lake to rise, as well as the Black-throated Diver (Gavia arctica), which provided us with entertainment with its territorial battles as we enjoyed the fire by the lake side in the evening.
We walked only a few hundred meters when we had our first stop at the first camping site. Here, Minna and Vesa asked us to take out the cookers and demonstrated their use. We learned about the different kinds of cookers on the market, their pros and cons and then cooked some water to make us some coffee (just add water!).
After we had enjoyed our coffees and packed away our cookers, we took out the maps Minna had handed out. They quickly ran us through the different signs on the map, how to use to compass on the map and to show us the direction we were supposed to be headed to. I had a feeling I had learned all this at school in as part of forest orienteering, but since it is already more years ago than I care to remember, I had forgot about the details. It was about time for a refresher.
During our hike, we saw rich forest areas covered with blueberry, areas where we could imagine at nightfall would be the working grounds of the busy beavers.
At times when something remarkable was to be seen in the landscape, Minna made us stop and look for the spot on the map, to see if we could still "find ourselves on the map". Places like these included sharp cliffs, big boulders, swampy areas etc that were easy to be seen on the map.
After a while we stopped for a small eating and drinking brake. This was a welcome stop as we had left with just a breakfast in our stomachs. The sandwiches and boiled eggs tasted heavenly in the fresh air. At the same time,the backpack in the back of my partner was getting lighter for him to carry.
We then arrived at our camping site where we found 4 people resting, having started a fire in the fire place. Turned out, that these people had left late at night, with a plan to do a night hike. However, in the dim light of the forest, they had got lost from their originally planned path and ended up finding their way to the laavu (a type of lean-to shelter) at 4 am. There they rested and slept most of the day until we got there, at around 2pm.They later on excused themselves and walked further.
At these campsites the unspoken rule states that one must make room for others as well. If there´s a traveler who wants to spend the night at the laavu they have the right to stay there for that one night but they need to share the fireplace with others.
Around 4 pm, we started cooking our dinners. The trangia we were using, was very handy, consisting of 2 pots, one bigger, one smaller, one frying pan, the stands (2 pieces), a sieve and a belt to hold it all together. We took some water from the lake and started boiling it. Tonight on the menu was Italian pata (Italian stew) – a ready made meal to which we would add dried soy. My partner who normally does not cook much, enjoyed the cooking seemingly much. Though the cooking water came straight from the lake, the water that we used for drinking was run through a water purification bag. This active carbon filtered water filter was, according to the organizers, a very effective purifier, having used it at lake Laatokka for very green, algae laden water. The filter would be effective in cleaning everything, except viruses. However, Vesa and Minna reminded us that in the northern Finland, it is not necessary to use this filter as the waters are so clean.
I was reminded of why I absolutely love the Finnish nature and why it is the biggest treasure Finns have. The fact that we could scoop our water from the lake and use that for cooking, and seeing the lichen covered trees with naava, luppo and tons of other kinds of lichens growing on the trees, reminded me again of the purity of this environment. Lichens, especially naava and luppo, are excellent indicators of the air´s quality as they only grow in clean air.
After dinner, MInna showed us the usual contents of her backpack. The back that weigh about 17 kilos, was equipped with everything one would need for 24 hours. Indeed, with the same stuff one could go for a longer time as well, as long as they would pack more food. But the basic things from safety to comfort were all included.
What we learned is that comfort equals discomfort and vice versa. This means, that if you want to camp and sleep comfortably, you will have to suffer for it a bit on the way. However, packing lightly and being comfortable during the hike would mean sleeping uncomfortably or missing some crucial pieces of equipment.
Then it was time to set up our tents. Minna and Vesa had scoped out the spots were the tents would be best set up. This was also the reason we hiked to this exact location, because we could house that many tents in this spot easily. Plus, some usual spots could not be used as the ground was still wet fro the past days rain.
As we started to set up the tents, we had an introduction to the types of tents that can be found on the market and the kinds of specifics they come with.
We got to sleep in the (green one above) laavu looking tent. This turned out to be a nice tent, easy to set up, though a bit too wide for just the two of us who didn´t have much stuff with us on this trip. It would be better to surround yourself with as many backpacks and things around to keep you from rolling off your mat, which inevitably happened.
After the tents were set up and all our stuff was in, we headed down to the fireplace to just sit around and chill. We exchanged stories, took the opportunity to ask all kinds of questions to the organizers who have extensive experience in hiking in the wilderness. Minna told us about the culture of exchange and how friendly and helpful people are towards hikers and campers in the wilderness of the north. For example, when the urge for lemonade hits, even multivitamin tablets work as an exchange items, especially if the other person has chocolate or rye bread to spare. This pleasant chatter was enriched by the territorial fight of the three black-throated divers (kaakkuri).
Later on, when the evening started to get dimmer (remember, it doesn't get dark at night in the Finnish summer), we decided to walk to where we had seen the beaver work grounds. However, my greed for the blueberries and the mosquitoes that smelled us, distracted us and we never got to the beavers. The two people who left before us to the beavers did get to see 4 of them swimming around in their newly dammed pond!
It was finally time to hit the tent. I had forgotten the most crucial part of my camping equipment: the woolen socks. Luckily Minna has an extra pair (but of course!) which she let me borrow. I slept surprisingly well though the silence kept me up some time. I woke up only as my partner complained about my snoring or when i rolled off from the matras.
In the morning, I was surprised about how well I had slept. I was also mesmerized about the beauty of the place and the clear blue skies. I felt almost giddy.
In the morning we made breakfast, which consisted of rolled oats which we then pimped with some jam and butter as well as the beautiful blue berries (Vaccinium myrtillus, mustikka) found in the forest and the banana found in my backpack.
After breakfast, doing the dishes and packing up the tents, it was time continue our journey, and start returning back. The trail back was somewhat steeper and as the sun was out, it got warm very fast. On the way, we could see some beautiful sceneries, lit up by the glorious sunlight.
Around 2 pm we got to our camp site, where we then cooked up our lunch.
On the menu today was lihaperunasoselaatikko (a kind of stew made of mashed potatoes, minced meat and vegetables). All the ingredients, besides the mashed potatoes which came in a premade and dried bag, were dried by Minna and Vesa themselves. Impressive! Again, we took water from the lake, removed the little moving insects in it, and started boiling the water on the trangia. We added the vegetables, the dried minced meat and the spice cube (bouillon). After about 10-15 minutes, we took it off the heat and added the dried mashed potatoes and a scoop of butter into it. Maybe it was the hunger or my taste buds that had been altered, but this all tasted seriously delicious.
We made a coffee from the excess water we had boiled and poured the rest of the water into our dirty dishes to soak. We enjoyed the last bits of each others´ company, packed up and started heading back to the parking lot where we started.
By 15.00 we were back, as had been announced in the program.
The course did not feel like a course but a trip with friends. Friends who were well prepared. I got excited about taking our kids out to a hike the same summer, but Minna reminded me, that with small children, you will have to carry much more things, plus, most likely, some of the kids will need to be carried as well. Therefore, it´s better to do day trips but leave the overnight camping trips for later when everyone can walk and perhaps even carry some of their own things. But in the meantime, we can get into the mood of real survival by cooking our own food on our day trips with our brand new trangia.


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Pete Prodge
Adult / Storytelling / Political
Currently performing a 10m spot around the UK as dizzy W*th*rsp**ns barmaid Trisha Timpson. I'm also the booker/MC/promoter of two monthly comedy nights: Beerhouse Comedy in Market Harborough and Chuckle Pit in Wellingborough.
"Cheers for Saturday, thought you smashed it" - Jason Neale, Proper Funny Comedy, Leicester.
"You were really good!" - Geoff Steel, Go On My Sun, Reading.
"I love your gags" - Jim Grant, Oi Oi Comedy.
"Brilliant character" - C
"Brilliant character" - Charmian Hughes.
"...a very good act in my opinion I've seen it a few times and was more polished every time I saw it" - Glen Gandy, Blue Giraffe Comedy.
"Very good" - Dan Nicholas.
"Excellent" - Chris Norton-Walker.
Nominated for Midlands Comedy Awards 2015: Beerhouse Comedy for Best Open Mic Club
The owner of an acerbic mouth, Pete Prodge is partially responsible for the EU's surplus in sardonic expression.
Through quirks of fate, Pete Prodge had already performed a comedy sketch on live TV and a regular character on radio many years before attempting stand-up, thus playing out his comedy career in reverse.
Stand-up debut was in 2011 at the Between The Cheeks New Act gong show at Northampton's Black Bottom Club, which saw him win over the audience. A gong show at his local, the Horseshoe Inn in Wellingborough saw him invited back for the 'Best Of...' finals.
Despite these minor successes, Peter gigged very sporadically over the next two years and then put comedy on hold, preferring his love life...
...which eventually crashed and burned, thus giving him the perfect incentive get behind the mic. (Passing his driving test also helped massively.)
Encouraged by the offer to organise a monthly comedy night in Market Harborough, Pete assumed the role as host, booker and promoter.
2015 saw Pete travelling over the country to perform more open spots, as well as taking part in daft comedy projects like Bushroads for The Holly Bush. He produced his first television series, The A-Z Of Tiswas, for Big Centre TV.
This year kicked off with a unique performance specially crafted for cult comedy night Club Smashing in Leicester.
Pete Prodge @ The Holly Bush (2 Apr 2015)


Discussion in 'Mac Apps and Mac App Store' started by zalle, Apr 13, 2019.
I used to use Goodsync to backup files from one folder to an external drive, but now they want 50€ for it, is there a free/cheaper good alternative?
Having drives A and B, I want to make changes to drive B ONLY.
A is the drive I use, and I want to have a copy of it (B). I want the program to compare the 2 and change drive B, NOT drive A.
Anything that wraps rsync (assuming you don't want to just run rsync) will do what you want.
You might also take a look at FreeFileSync.
Cannot write permissions of "/Volumes/bckp/lum/jpg_test.7de3.ffs_tmp".
Synkron does a nice job for free, even cross-platform.
I'm testing them both, thanks guys!


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William Mitchell College of Law
Attorney Matthew J. Mankey consistently produces positive outcomes through diligent preparation, open communication and a thorough knowledge of the law. Our team understands the nuances and key points that can turn cases around. We will use expert investigators and independent laboratories to conduct our own tests, collect our own evidence and take a number of other important steps to bolster your defense.
We push the government to prove every aspect of its case. We demand complete disclosure, and we receive the utmost respect from prosecutors and investigators because of the strong reputation we have earned over the years. When we do...
Rebecca Bell
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We are a team that cares about our clients. We handle Probate and Trust Administration, we draft Wills & Trusts, we create Health Care Directives and Powers of Attorney. Our focus is on you, helping you protect your family, and everything you love and have worked for. Wills, Trust, Health Care Directive, Powers of Attorney. We protect your assets, including your Pets. We also manage Probates and Estate Administration. Rebecca speaks on Estate Planning to a variety of local and national groups, and is is also a national speaker in the area of Equine Law.
Timothy Theisen
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(763) 537-6050 2335 Nevada Avenue N
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Minnetonka, MN Lawyer with 47 years of experience
(952) 544-6356 11900 Wayzata Blvd. #116E
University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
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I represent individuals that have been harmed by the wrongdoing of others. I have taken many cases to trial and have an abnormally high success rate. Outside of practicing law, I coach Special Olympics, play baseball, and enjoy traveling.
Mark Edward Arneson
Minneapolis, MN Attorney with 25 years of experience
(612) 465-8581 333 Washington Ave. North
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Mark Arneson's background as a former prosecutor makes him uniquely qualified to handle criminal defense cases and makes him one of the top criminal defense lawyers in Minnesota. He has had great success in gaining acquittals and dismissals for numerous clients throughout his career. Mr. Arneson practices exclusively in Criminal Defense and DWI/DUI Law. As would be expected, Mr. Arneson's work has earned numerous honors, including being named as a Top 10 Criminal Defense Lawyer, a Top 100 Trial Lawyer and a Rising Star by Minneapolis Super Lawyers. Attorney Arneson firmly believes that every person is entitled to the best...
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Robert H. Ambrose is a criminal defense attorney based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He represents clients throughout Minnesota in a wide range of criminal cases, such as DWIs, Assaults, and Drug Crimes. He has been named a Rising Star by Super Lawyers for the past six years. For the past seven years, the National Trial Lawyers Organization named him a Top 40 Under 40 trial lawyer for criminal defense. He has also received awards in client satisfaction and takes pride in defending his clients.
Catherine Turner
(612) 361-4895 331 2nd Ave. So
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Lewis & Clark Law School
Catherine practices exclusively criminal defense in the Twin Cities Metro area in state and federal court. She has tried over 40 jury trials and conducted hundreds of evidentiary hearings. She worked as a state public defender in multiple counties and has represented thousands of people in matters from Misdemeanor traffic tickets to felony drugs, criminal sexual conduct, domestic assault, fraud, weapons, murder and federal conspiracy cases. Catherine is an MSBA Certified Criminal Law Specialist and trained trial attorney from the National Criminal Defense College Trial Practice Institute. She has also advocated for criminal justice reform in front of the Minnesota...
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Robert Wilson opened his one-person Minneapolis law office in 1992. He is a recipient of the Minnesota Law and Politics "Rising Star of Minnesota" award as well as a recipient of the Medal of Valor. The Minnesota attorneys at Robert Wilson & Associates have been helping their clients receive maximum compensation for their cases for many years. The law firm's specialties include worker's compensation law and personal injury.
Luke Neuville
(612) 354-2622 310 4th Avenue South
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
Hamline University School of Law
At Neuville Law Office, Luke dedicates 100% of his practice to criminal defense and defending clients in the Twin Cities and greater St. Cloud area facing DWI/DUI charges, serious felonies, including criminal sexual conduct, drug charges, assault and domestic assault, and all types of misdemeanors.
Since 2012, Luke has successfully defended the rights of the criminally accused by providing aggressive advocacy and effective defense strategies to obtain the most favorable outcomes possible for serious legal challenges.
A veteran of thousands of cases, Luke has achieved unprecedented success, getting criminal charges against many of his clients dismissed or resolved with no resulting jail...
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David R. Lundgren
Free ConsultationAppeals, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
I provide aggressive DWI/DUI defense for my clients so they can get back on the road ASAP. My clients get detailed guidance and experienced representation for their DWI criminal charges, license revocations, and more.
Allan Caplan
(612) 444-5020 10 S 5th St
As the founding partner of the Caplan & Tamburino Law Firm, P.A., Twin Cities lawyer Allan Caplan represents people accused of criminal offenses. He has been licensed to practice law since the year 1974. Mr. Caplan has been selected for inclusion in the list of Minnesota Super Lawyers®. He received his Juris Doctorate degree from the William Mitchell College of Law. Presently, he practices in state and federal courts in multiple states. His firm offers free consultations to all potential clients—contact them today to get yours.
Jenna Eisenmenger
Minnetonka, MN Attorney with 11 years of experience
(612) 294-2200 11100 Wayzata Blvd
Free ConsultationDivorce and Family
University of St. Thomas, Minnesota School of Law
Jenna Eisenmenger is a family law attorney at Heimerl & Lammers who has committed her professional skills and experience to pursuing the best for Minnesota's families. She's been a vocal and persuasive advocate for parents. Her commitment to parents and their well-being has earned her their respect and praise.
Ms. Eisenmenger has dedicated her practice to the area of family law. During law school Ms. Eisenmenger worked as a certified student attorney for the Office of the Ramsey County Attorney in the Family Law Division, where she represented the County in over 500 child support hearings.
Upon graduating from law school...
Adam T. Johnson
(612) 767-9643 121 South Eighth Street
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI and White Collar Crime
Client Testimonial: "I never needed a lawyer before. Adam Johnson was highly recommended to me by a family friend, I'm so happy he did. Adam was always very friendly and was available to answer my questions no matter the time or day of the week. The work he put in to my case went far above and beyond what I ever expected. He achieved the best possible outcome for my case, I didn't have much hope that could happen. He was amazing to watch in court, a true pro. I would recommend Adam Johnson to anyone with a similar problem in...
Andrew Parker
(612) 355-4100 888 Colwell Building
123 North Third St
Free ConsultationCivil Rights, Employment and IP
Walter F. Mondale School of Law
Andrew Parker, Founding Partner/Attorney, Parker Daniels Kibort.
• Founded Parker Daniels Kibort – 2017-present.
• Founded Parker Rosen – 2005-2017.
• Founded Smith Parker – 1995-2005.
• Shareholder Popham Haik Law Firm – 1988-1995.
• Selected by peers as top 5% of all lawyers in the State of Minnesota each year 1998 to present.
• Chair, 30 attorney Labor and Employment Practice Group, Popham Haik Law Firm.
• Lead trial counsel on numerous successful multi-million-dollar litigation matters involving civil rights violations, defamation, and contract and employment disputes.
• Represented some of largest employers in State of Minnesota, including University of Minnesota, City of Minneapolis and the Metropolitan Council as defendants and numerous senior executives and...
(888) 728-9866 1616 Park Ave. S
Free ConsultationAnimal, Insurance Claims, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Eric Palmer is a Minnesota Personal Injury Lawyer with Meshbesher & Spence, a Minnesota based law firm with locations in Minneapolis, Woodbury, Rochester and St. Cloud. Mr. Palmer represents individuals that have been injured in Minnesota car accidents and more.
(612) 381-0303 250 Second Avenue South
Criminal defense attorney Matthew Martin received his J.D. from William Mitchell College of Law and his B.A. from the University of Saint Thomas. Martin is a National and Minnesota Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers member, is admitted to the practice of law in Minnesota, and is a member of the Minnesota, Hennepin County and Ramsey County Bar Associations.
Robert J Foley
(651) 341-5367 2124 Dupont Ave S
Free ConsultationCriminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Juvenile and Traffic Tickets
Co-founder of Kinsella and Foley Defense, PLLC, Robert J. Foley serves clients throughout the state of Minnesota. He focuses his practice on DWI/DUI Defense and most areas of Criminal Defense. Attorney Foley has represented clients in the metro area and statewide in both Criminal DWI/DUI proceedings as well as Civil proceedings challenging license revocation, plate impoundment and vehicle forfeiture. Mr. Foley obtained a Bachelor of Science in history with a Minor in psychology from Iowa State University in 2004. He later pursued his legal education, graduating from Mitchell Hamline School of Law, St. Paul, in...
Lauren J. Campoli
(612) 810-0060 80 S. 8th St., Suite 900
Civil Rights, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Domestic Violence
State University of New York - Buffalo
Lauren Campoli is a certified criminal law specialist recognized by the MN State Bar Association and licensed in three states. She represents adults and juveniles charged with State and Federal crimes with compassion and creativity. She handles misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor, and felony cases.
Ms. Campoli has tried over 50 jury trials for the defense with an extremely high success rate. Ms. Campoli was an invited guest speaker to the statewide defender conference in Colorado on the topic of sex offenses and the defense of them. She is a passionate advocate for her clients and believes...
Benjamin J Heimerl
Free ConsultationEmployment, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Benjamin J. Heimerl is a founding Partner at Heimerl & Lammers, LLC. Benjamin partnered with Michael B. Lammers to create a law firm with the ability to handle all of their clients' legal needs while building lasting relationships. The mission of Heimerl & Lammers, LLC is to provide the superior legal representation and service that our clients deserve, during what could be the most difficult and frustrating time in their life.
Since graduating from William Mitchell College of Law, in St. Paul Minnesota, Benjamin has dedicated his time, almost exclusively, to helping injured clients. His time in the Marine Corps taught...
Christa J. Groshek
Minneapolis, MN Attorney
(621) 424-5829 302 N 10th Ave
Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence, Juvenile and White Collar Crime
Christa Groshek has excellent experience litigating cases to both judges and juries. She has an exceptional trial record, even getting some cases dismissed on constitutional grounds before trial. She has developed a solid reputation as a Minnesota trial attorney for successfully defending clients against a wide range of charges in criminal court. Christa Groshek graduated Cum Laude from William Mitchell College of Law. During law school, Christa was a law clerk for the Washington County Public Defender's Office where she received her first criminal defense experience. Christa later took a position as the law clerk for the Honorable Thomas Armstrong, Washington County...
Christopher Keyser
(612) 338-5007 400 South Fourth Street
Suite 806M
Christopher Keyser has earned dismissals, not guilty verdicts, and reduced charges for clients accused of homicide, criminal sexual conduct, robbery, burglary, assault, DWI, and other serious offenses. He has earned the respect of judges and prosecutors throughout the state and has a reputation for being straightforward, honest, professional, and aggressively defending his clients. Prior to forming Keyser Law, P.A., Christopher clerked for the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security where he investigated, prosecuted, and litigated matters on behalf of the government before federal district and immigration courts. As a criminal defense attorney, Christopher handles all...
Kimberly M. Hanlon
Business, Estate Planning and Probate
I am not your typical lawyer. First of all, I don't have the mindset of the typical lawyer, and I certainly haven't had the usual career path. I came to my legal career after being a fashion designer in New York and moving away for family reasons. It's hard to be a fashion designer anywhere else, it really is.
After I became a lawyer, I started my practice and started practicing just like every other lawyer I know practices. As I was going along, I kept noticing that most law practices violate the laws of good business (and clients hate that...
Mr. Max A. Keller
310 Fourth Ave. South #1130
In 1997-98, I worked for 3 judges at the Court of Appeals researching and drafting opinions. From 1998 to 2003 I was a DWI implied consent prosecutor in the Attorney General's Office. Since 2003 I have been in private practice as a Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorney. I have won jury trials in DWI cases and non-DWI cases, and in felony and non-felony cases. We at Keller Law Offices use defenses other law firms have never even heard of. I will give your case a tough aggressive representation.
Kirk Matthew Anderson
(952) 582-2904 5775 Wayzata Blvd., Suite 700
Appeals, Cannabis Law, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Kirk M. Anderson is the founder of Anderson Law Firm, PLLC, and focuses his practice primarily in the areas of criminal defense, personal injury, and appeals. Mr. Anderson has successfully defended criminal charges ranging from petty misdemeanors to felony level offenses in Minnesota, Wisconsin and United States District Court. He has litigated hundreds of civil disputes, and participated in more than 50 appeals.
Prior to his legal career, Mr. Anderson was a television reporter at KSAX-TV in Alexandria, MN, and Sports Director of KVSC-FM in St. Cloud, MN, where he was also the play-by-play announcer for the St. Cloud State University...
Kathryn M Lammers
Minnetonka, MN Attorney
(612) 294-2200 111000 Wayzata Blvd, Suite 211
Katie Lammers leads Heimerl & Lammers' family law department. She is an experienced attorney practicing in all areas of Minnesota family law. Understanding complex legal issues is only one aspect of being an attorney. A great lawyer also connects with their clients on a personal level. Katie listens carefully to all of her client's concerns and works in partnership with them to create a collaborative legal plan. While Ms. Lammers has solid litigation and courtroom experience, she promotes the financial and emotional advantages of resolving family law cases through mediation and alternative dispute resolution. Katie attended Arizona State University, where she received her...
Faison T. Sessoms
(612) 344-1505 331 2nd Ave S #840
Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and White Collar Crime
Drake University Law School
I graduated from law school in 1977 and was a prosecutor for the next five years. Since 1982, I have practiced exclusively in the area of criminal and DWI defense. I was the 1998-99 President of the Minnesota Society for Criminal Justice. I am a member of the National Association for Criminal Defense Lawyers and have been elected to the National College for DWI Defense. I currently serve on the Board of Directors of the Minnesota Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. I am the 2013-14 President of the MACDL and I also serve as the chairman of the MACDL...
Clayton Halunen
(612) 605-4098 IDS Center, 80 S 8th St
Free ConsultationConsumer, Employment and Products Liability
Clayton Halunen is the founder of Halunen Law, a law firm that represents employees, consumers, and whistleblowers in individual and class actions. Under his leadership, Halunen Law has achieved a reputation as a fearless, tenacious and successful plaintiffs' law firm, with a laser focus on achieving justice for its clients as well as meaningful social change. Halunen has successfully tried to verdict discrimination, harassment and whistleblower cases. He has obtained millions of dollars for his clients in awards and settlements, including a recent million-dollar whistleblower case on behalf of a terminated administrator against a local for-profit college, one of the...
Nicholas A. Furia
Free ConsultationMarquette University Law School
Nick formed the Law Offices of Nicholas A. Furia, PLLC in 2009. The firm is exclusively devoted to commercial property tax appeals. Nick's balance of aggressiveness and sound negotiation skills has earned him a reputation among assessment jurisdictions and opposing counsel as a property tax lawyer who is ready and willing to litigate issues in court, but also willing to advise settlement when it is in the best interest of his client.
Nick has filed thousands of property tax appeals and negotiated substantial reductions in the assessed values of dozens of types of property over the years, resulting in millions of...
Justin D. Cummins
Free ConsultationCivil Rights and Employment
I represent clients in a wide variety of labor & employment law, civil rights, and nonprofit law matters in Minnesota and across the Midwest. My work includes litigating client cases involving: * Contract claims * Whistleblower or other retaliation claims * Pay claims * Harassment claims * False Claims Act or other fraud claims * Leave claims * Non-compete claims * Fiduciary duty claims * Mass layoff claims * Unfair business practice claims * Discrimination claims * Benefits claims * Constitutional claims In addition to providing responsive, principled, and effective representation to clients regarding their claims, I develop the law in the public interest as amicus curiae counsel in high-profile cases.
Peter Allan Schmit
(800) 553-9910 800 LaSalle Ave
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice and Personal Injury
University of North Dakota School of Law
For the last 30 years, Peter has advocated for injured consumers and fought for those who are powerless. Peter Schmit focuses his practice on Medical Malpractice cases in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Iowa involving all types of medical malpractice. He has been recognized numerous years as a "Minnesota Super Lawyer" by Super Lawyers, is certified as a Civil Trial Specialist by the Minnesota State Bar Association, is a past president of the Minnesota Association for Justice, was inducted into the American Board of Trial Attorneys in 2013 and the American College of Trial Lawyers in 2018.
Peter F Barry
(612) 379-8800 333 Washington Ave No
Suite 300-9038
Free ConsultationConsumer
Pete Barry is an attorney admitted to practice in the State and Federal courts of Minnesota. He is also admitted in numerous other federal courts including the United States Supreme Court. He is the owner of The Barry Law Office, Ltd. His national practice is dedicated exclusively to protecting consumers against illegal debt collection activity and training lawyers on ethical strategies to sue debt collectors. He was twice-named by his peers as a Super Lawyer® by Minnesota Law & Politics Magazine. The National Association of Consumer Advocates named him its Consumer Lawyer of the Year in 2005.
Pete opened his law...
Joseph Maternowski
(612) 746-5754 3700 RBC Plaza
Free ConsultationAdministrative, Business, Environmental and Real Estate
Joseph Maternowski is a shareholder at the Hessian & McKasy firm in Minneapolis practicing in the areas of environmental, real estate and business law. Joe began his legal career in the Minnesota Attorney General's Office where he represented the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. Joe focuses his private practice on environmental matters arising in real estate and business transactions. Joe has extensive experience with site investigations and cleanups, vapor intrusion assessments, state Brownfields programs and with federal and state environmental agencies. Joe assists real estate and business lawyers and in house counsel on transactions where environmental issues arise....
Thomas C Gallagher
(612) 333-1500 3453 Hennepin Ave, Suite 001
Free ConsultationCannabis Law, Criminal Defense, Juvenile and White Collar Crime
Minneapolis criminal lawyer Thomas C Gallagher fights for you and your Liberty in Minnesota state and federal courts, and has for over 30 years. His practice is limited to criminal defense.
Patrick Burns
(952) 564-6262 8401 Wayzata Blvd
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Divorce, Family and Real Estate
Patrick C. Burns is an experienced lawyer with a comprehensive practice of real estate, family, and general litigation. Mr. Burns has extensive experience in the courtroom, and is known for his focused and intense advocacy for his clients. He is one of the few attorneys to successfully appeal an intent to revoke a housing license in Hennepin County and regularly represents landlords in all types of leasing, licensing, and litigation matters. He has successfully foreclosed on hundreds of liens and regularly advises homeowners' associations on declarations, amendments, and remedies in collecting dues. He is also an experienced family law litigator...
Matthew A. Drewes
(612) 305-1400 2100 AT&T Tower
901 Marquette Avenue
Free ConsultationBusiness, Construction, Insurance Claims and Real Estate
I'm a shareholder with DeWitt Law Firm practicing in the areas of real estate and business. I have assisted local and international banks and retailers, national restaurant operators and other businesses, community associations, property managers and owners, title insurers, general contractors and construction trades, creditors, landlords, and parties to insurance coverage disputes. I also work with community associations and their property managers in all kinds of transactions and disputes. I have successfully tried and arbitrated cases and handled insurance appraisals in state and federal courts, as well as appeals. I have also been selected to serve as mediator involving issues...
Mr. Gregory N Bittle Esq.
(952) 393-4546 5775 Wayzata Blvd.
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Business and Insurance Defense
Mr. Bittle is a cum laude graduate of William Mitchell College of Law, where he spent two years on the William Mitchell Law Review and took honors in Contracts, Insurance Law, and Labor Law. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Minnesota. With a dozen years inside the insurance industry, he will bring the insight and confidence necessary to any personal injury or insurance claim. The bulk of Mr. Bittle's career was spent in the insurance claims area handling personal injury liability claims in multiple U.S. jurisdictions. He has resolved thousands of claims, and negotiated dozens of mediations...
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The Sanitation Department has received your request declining delivery of your blue Universal Residential Curbside Recycling container.
The container distribution vendor will be able to remove your container when the citywide delivery schedule is complete. In the meantime, we encourage you to consider the overall benefits offered by Universal Residential Curbside Recycling and give it a try.
If you still wish to return your container, please email your request, including your name and the address where the container is located, to CurbsideRecycling@stpete.org after July 1. You will be contacted with a date and instructions on where to place the container for vendor pick up.
Even though they are picking up the blue bin, they will still charge $3 monthly!
I just wanted to say that I was taking my recycling stuff to the crescent lake drop off location and I'm okay with $3 a month and I don't have to haul it down there myself.
This whole blue bin is BS! Being bullied by the city yet still. Some things never change. # dollarsmis a lot to some families. That is milk bread or eggs.The alleyways still look like crap some residents property looks like crap and the parking Oh My goodness. If they enforce and ticketed these violators the city would not have to TAKE from some families tables.....The city should be ashamed of the conditions of the city and not force services upon the poor.
Thats 2.5 million the city is making off of us...not to mention what they make on your items. Instead of spending $50 million on the Pier so someone can get their name put on a plaque...this prograam could have been free to the citizens for once. Its funny how the city can hand over the "Keys to the City " to any developer who comes down the road selling snake oil, yet they want nickle dime us to death at every turn. Tropican Field was another bust. Build it and they will come. Yea right. Low attendance because that was jammed down out throats years ago. Now with this program, less will go to the game or out to eat in order to to pay for these eyesore containers the city is making millions off of. And I thought the red light cameras was a scam...this one takes the cake.
I agree that this blue bin thing was handled very poorly by the City. I hope the mayor's action center is listening to these discussions. Ultimately people should have been given a choice in whether or not they have to pay / have a bin. They should also publish the financials showing exactly how much it costs vs. how much money is made from the recycled materials. The way it was handled feels heavy handed. By the way, I was already recycling on my own for free, but I will probably use the new bin...because I have room for one and I have a big gate. Some people don't. Also, the time, effort and gas it takes me to load up my truck with my recycling and take it to the drop off location costs me about $3..so it's a wash for me, but not everyone is in the same boat. Some people don't have $3 more each month. I know we are supposed to be a "green city." I know that other green cities do the same kind of recycling program, but this could have been handled much, much better. It seems like the pier issue would have taught the city leadership about the importance of giving St Pete residents a choice. If I'm wrong about any of the things I've stated, I apologize. This is just how I see things with the information I have at this time.
You would think that businesses and condos would generate a lot of items, but they are being excluded. Why? And only certain neighborhoods have the dang blue bins. Why? The council needs to remember that many of us are registered voters!
This is how council feels about the debacle.
I suppose Ms Rice felt this was cute!
SMH (shake my head)...That is not the right way to go about making her point. If she makes snarky posts instead of engaging in a meaningful discussion, she's lost my vote.
She never had mine but if she did, she would have lost it.
That's right. Pay attention to what these self-serving idgets that are running this city continue to ram down our throats. It is time for a change and the people need to make it loud and clear that we are fed up with the communist approach. The Kriseman regime is no better than the last several reigns of terror provided by the previous mayors.
I am also upset that I am being charged the base fee for 1000 gallons for water and sewer when I do not use that much water. Trying to conserve water is a joke! And now I'll have to pay an extra $3 for something I am unable to use.
I love the new recycling program and couldn't wait for it to start. I hated the old little bins, they never held enough stuff. I don;t want to load this stuff in my car to take it somewhere and I don't want to see trash going into a land fill when is can be recycled. And I'm not one that resists change. I was happy to finally see movement on getting a new pier and an end to the idea we needed a new upside down pyramid. Change is good.
It's not about antirecycycling or change. It's about antibureaucracy!
How much water is used to clean all of the food out of the recycle items.
Dear Mayor's Action Center: Please close or archive this issue. It is old. Thank you.
Its a con job by a mayor that really does not care about homeowners. It cute and politically correct in his little world. If you truly consider the cost savings of the regular garbage truck in fuel by having recycling and thus not having to make as many trips to the dump during the day and the longer life of the landfill and the longer life of regular garbage truck because it just lasts longer- The city should be PAYING US for recycling.
For older people who live alone, this makes no sense whatsoever. How much debris could they generate?? But still they will charge $3. And we have NO choice.
I live alone and save by getting garbage pickup once a week and then they come along with this charge. I returned the can and don't believe that it saves anything after you look at the cost of washing bottles and processing plastic and other items. No one has ever given us credit for have one of the most successful waste to energy plants in Florida. I don't make enough recyclable waste to put that can out once per month.
They ignored us with the pier.
They are going to take all unhealthy foods out of city vending machines by the end of 2016. What besides water can go into a vending machine that is healthy? Oh, nuts...well we have those already in city hall at every desk.
I only take out my regular trash dumpster every few weeks because I don't have enough to fill it and it's hard for me to walk out there with it. Not to mention the recycling bin!


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Freedom of the press: Why censorship by platforms must be resisted
By Pierre Louette | Alliance de la Presse d'Information Générale
Pierre Louette is the President of the Paris-based Alliance de la Presse d'Information Générale, which represents 300 French newspaper publishers. He is also CEO of Les Echos-Le Parisien. He wrote this op-ed exclusively for EURACTIV.com. [Alliance de la Presse d'Information Générale]
The Digital Services Act is a major piece of legislation that should result in a safer digital space. However, a recent vote in the European Parliament stopped short of adopting an amendment that would have made freedom of information in Europe free from non-EU private sector digital giants, writes Pierre Louette.
Pierre Louette is the president of the Paris-based Alliance de la Presse d'Information Générale, which represents 300 French newspaper publishers. He is also CEO of Les Echos-Le Parisien. He wrote this op-ed exclusively for EURACTIV.com.
The European Parliament's Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO) has just published the results of its vote regarding the regulation on a single market for digital services (commonly known as the Digital Services Act or DSA).
This is an important milestone for a piece of legislation that should result in a safer digital space as it would impose tougher rules on content moderation and the transparency of recommendation algorithms, writes Pierre Louette.
However, the vote leaves a bitter taste in the mouth because it does not adopt the amendment to ban platforms from interfering with the dissemination of media content, thereby making freedom of information within Europe subject to the control of non‑EU private-sector digital giants.
The press should not have to answer to platforms
On 1 November, journalist Samuel Etienne's Twitch account was suspended for three days because he posted an article from Le Parisien containing a screenshot of a 1961 film called "L'exécution" in which an actress's naked posterior is visible.
The moderators of this US video game platform, whose general terms and conditions of use forbid nudity, suspended the account without taking into consideration the informative nature of the post.
This is not an isolated incident: in September, Instagram threatened to delete the account of photojournalist Véronique de Viguerie after removing around 10 of her photos for breaching its "violence or dangerous organisations" policy.
The photos, which depicted members of the Taliban, were taken as part of the journalist's war reporting in Afghanistan and were published in several magazines. It was only after a major backlash from the profession and her followers that the US platform reversed its decision to censor her.
Unfortunately, instead of banning this kind of censorship, the DSA could enshrine it in law.
As part of the enhanced moderation obligation that it imposes on platforms, the current version of the legislation gives them free rein to apply their own rules, which are often more restrictive than national laws, and to make their own arbitrary decisions to all content that they host, including media content that is lawfully published elsewhere.
Some argue that there is no reason to give the media preferential treatment. However, they forget that journalists are information professionals who, like the companies that employ them, are already subject to strict obligations. In France, for example, the director of a publication that puts out unlawful content runs the risk of a criminal conviction.
There is therefore no reason to give platforms the task of double-checking the lawfulness of press content – nor should they be allowed to censor press publications on the grounds that they do not comply with their terms and conditions of use.
Platforms are unable to gauge the validity of these publications and, most importantly, they have no legitimacy to do so.
Although some of them are setting themselves up as de facto judicial authorities and devising their own "supreme courts", we should not be giving them the blessing of European law.
It is worth remembering that in a democracy, the press should answer only to its citizens, through the law.
In addition, the removal or blocking of information published in accordance with the law leads to an immediate loss of visibility. This also has implications for the economic viability of the press, which is already fragile.
A stronger press, not censorship by platforms, is the way to combat disinformation
Some raise the objection that disinformation, particularly from abroad, can spread when the media is not subject to moderation by platforms – especially given that there is no precise definition of a "medium" in European law.
However, "press publications" have been clearly defined in law since the European directive on copyright and related rights. In addition, legal tools for combating fake news already exist (e.g. French law during election periods and the European Commission's code of practice on disinformation).
Finally, and most importantly, the most effective and long‑term way to combat disinformation is by fostering a critical mindset among citizens.
This is the purpose of the Alliance Pour l'Éducation aux Médias (APEM) created by the Alliance de la Presse d'Information Générale (APIG): to raise awareness of the role and power that information resources have in the lives of citizens and the French Republic, and to defend press freedom.
Although Europe claims to be combating propaganda from authoritarian states, it is actually preparing to institutionalise private-sector, foreign and widespread censorship of its press. But the greatest irony is that, by doing so, it is playing entirely into the hands of its adversaries by undermining freedom of expression, which forms the very heart of its democratic model.
There is still time to safeguard freedom of information and to move forward with legislation that is crucial for the future of our information economy.
I therefore call upon the European legislature to resist the calls of those who would like to muzzle the press and privatise control over our freedom of expression by introducing, in future discussions, safeguards that prevent platforms from interfering with press publications.
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Marissa Whiteway
Real-life Hollywood scandal brought to stage
Alex Browne
Adultery, jealousy, bootleg liquor, violence, blackmail and Jazz Age excess – these are the volatile ingredients of the play, The Cat's Meow, by Steven Peros, which receives its Canadian premiere June 8 at the Coast Capital Playhouse, in a White Rock Players production directed by Shelagh Shermann.
It's inspired by a real-life Hollywood scandal of the 1920s, one that legendary pioneer film director D.W. Griffith summed up succinctly in later years.
"All you have to do to make Hearst turn white as a ghost is mention (Thomas) Ince's name," he said. "There's plenty wrong there, but Hearst is too big to touch."
Griffith was referring to an ill-starred weekend on newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst's yacht in November of 1924 – a pleasure cruise from San Diego that, according to whispers that circulated for decades, went very, very wrong.
A mysterious death, galloping rumours, a botched investigation that to many screamed 'cover up' – all have made the cruise of the Oneida an enduring legend of the movie capital.
Guest of honour on the cruise was Ince (played by Jason Dedrick), a once famed, but now forgotten, producer and director who was celebrating his 43rd birthday. A married man, he was on board with his mistress, the barely remembered movie actress Margaret Livingston (Alexandra Wilson), and his manager, George Thomas (Fred Partridge).
But other guests on the yacht – some of whom later denied they were there – have names that have remained lustrous.
There was the beloved 'Little Tramp' of silent comedy, Charlie Chaplin (Michael Jenkins). And the middle-aged Hearst's much younger mistress, movie actress Marion Davies (Marissa Whiteway).
Lesser known today, but just as influential in their time, were fellow guests Elinor Glyn (Deborah Spitz), whose racy novels helped define the Roaring '20s, and Louella Parsons (Jane Mantle), destined to be one of the gossip columnists that wielded unimaginable power in the Hollywood of the 1930s and 1940s.
Most powerful of all was Hearst himself – a multi-millionaire capable of shaping public opinion and influencing U.S. foreign policy, the model for Charles Foster Kane in the Orson Welles classic Citizen Kane.
Played by Paul Kloegman, Hearst was a man known for dark vindictiveness toward employees and ruthlessness toward enemies. But he could also appear pathetically vulnerable in his need for, and deference to, Davies.
While she was loyal to him in her own fashion, her naturally fun-seeking nature was vulnerable to flirtatious advances – particularly those of Chaplin, an infamous off-screen lothario who was about to be forced into a shotgun wedding with a former conquest.
"Even though the play is based on events that happened in 1924, it isn't that dissimilar to things that are going on now in terms of celebrity life – think of Arnold Schwarzenegger," said Shermann, who admits that old Hollywood has always held a fascination for her.
But even though it is dealing with celebrities far in the past, Sherman acknowledges that there are inherent risks in having actors depict people who are so famous – particularly in an amateur show where there is little scope for casting look-alikes.
"I can only evoke the people," she said, noting that Kloegman is not as large a man as Hearst – who was reportedly huge – while neither Jenkins as Chaplin or Dedrick as Ince are as short as their real-life counterparts.
"But when I cast the roles, I felt confident I could get from the actors the characterizations I needed," she added, noting that she's encouraged them to research the real-life people.
In the case of the more famous personalities, it helps that there is no direct depiction of their screen personas, she said.
"I had to make a decision that Michael is playing Chaplin – not the Little Tramp. Chaplin, in real life, was an intelligent, attractive man; so much more than you see on screen.
"When Michael came in to read he had the quality of a Chaplin. The physicality of the way he read was a little bit Chaplinesque."
Whiteway also had the quality she was seeking for Marion Davies, she said.
"She had the poise required of someone in her mid 20s who has been with Hearst some time now. She is comfortable in her role as Hearst's hostess, even though she's wanting to have a good time, and flirting dangerously with Chaplin."
Ince is a challenge for Dedrick's emerging power as a dramatic actor – which was seen to great advantage this season in Earth and Sky, Shermann said.
"He's a man that's desperate. He's lost, basically, all of his power and he wants Hearst to put some money into his studio. He's trying to get his reputation back."
Kloegman's considerable acting talents make him larger-than-life as Hearst, she added.
"Just his stance and his way of speaking brings a power to the role. You see a lot of his awkwardness in dealing with social situations and younger people. You see his needs and his wants – and the jealousy that overtakes him."
The show runs in Wednesday to Saturday performances at 8 p.m. until June 25 (with a Sunday matinee June 19, 2:30 p.m.).
For tickets, visit www.whiterockplayers.ca or call 604-536-7535.
Rhythm in blue
Young theatre talent sought


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Q: UI Bootstrap Modal delay when using animate.css classes in windowClass I'm having issues when using animate.css classes with UI-Bootstrap windowClass option.
for example:
vm.open = function() {
      var modalInstance = $uibModal.open({
        templateUrl: 'myModalContent.html',
        controller: 'ModalInstanceCtrl',
        controllerAs: 'vm',
        windowClass: 'animated zoomIn',     // Issue is over here.
        resolve: {
          items: function() {
            return vm.items;
          }
        }
      });

Everything looks great when the modal open, But there is a delay when the modal is closed. the backdrop op ui-bootstrap is removed immediately from the DOM, but there is a delay removing the window and body class.
I made a code-pen to illustrate what I mean. The first button is the normal modal with no screen classes (Work 100%), the other two 'animated' buttons is where I make use of animate.css classes.
http://codepen.io/DickSwart/pen/XjbkYw
If you inspect the code you will see the delay or if you close one of the animated modals and immediately try to click another button, nothing happens.

A: I've noticed this issue too. I believe the problem is the UI Modal backdrop is animating faster than the modal itself. Try override the backdrop classes that are used to fade in and fade out.
the css classes should be
.fade.in { /*override transition time here */}

and the one for is disappearing should be
.fade.out { /*override transition time here */}

If you don't want to override the classes directly you can also attach special classes to the modal backdrop using option
backdropClass : 'mySpecialClass'

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Maksim Evgenievich Gololobov (September 7, 1974, Moscow, USSR), better known as Jeeep (Jeep), is a Russian rap artist, a former member of the K.T.L. D.L.L., Slaves of the Lamp, D.O.B. Community, "Empire", "Fury Inc.". He is the founder and participant of the T.I.R. project.

In 1992, Jeep joined the K.T.L. D.L.L. group, with which he recorded eight tracks until its breakup. In 1996, together with Grundik, he formed the duet Slaves of the Lamp, who only released one album, It Doesn't Hurt. After Grundik's death, Maksim joined the D.O.B. Community, with which he released three albums. In 2004 Jeep released his solo album Here I Was. In 2010, together with rappers Legalize and Max Lomak (ex-FMWL), he created the Rage Inc. project, which published one album, Barrel of Tar. In 2016, together with bass player Alexey Avdeev, he founded the duo T.I.R. He took part in the creation of documentaries Slave of the Lamp (2016), Yug: The Last Word (2016) and BEEF: Russian Hip-Hop (2019) directed by rapper Roma Zhigan.

In 2004, Jeep was mentioned by Rap.ru as "the most expressive MC in D.O.B. Community" and as the owner of "the most original voice in Russian rap", and members of the group "K.T.L. D.L.L." called "underground legends". In 2007, the Russian edition of Billboard magazine named D.O.B. Community "sign formation", and the group "C.T.L. D.L.L." and "Slaves of the Lamp" referred to the "kings of the underground of Moscow." In the same year, the Rap.ru portal indicated the members of the D.O.B. Community "legendary", and two years later RAPpress magazine referred to the group as "cult". In 2015, The-Flow magazine named D.O.B. Community "the iconic hip-hop association of the 90s", the group "K.T.L. D.L.L." - "pioneers of the Moscow underground", and the group "Slaves of the Lamp" - "new rap poetry."

Career
In 1991, Maxim Gololobov became interested in hip-hop music thanks to his acquaintance with Sergei "Sir-J" Bulavintsev, who at that time had a collection of American rap music that he himself had brought from the USA. Gololobov often spent time at Sir-J's house, listening to and transcribing albums on audio cassettes. In 1992, at the 2/2 club, Gololobov met the future members of the Cash Brothers group (N'Pans, Bual, Jackson), who began to teach him how to breakdance. It was they who nicknamed him "Jeep" because of his red jacket with a patch that says "Jeep" that he wore.

K. T. L. D. L. L.
On December 19, 1991, Jeep met a dancer from Madagascar named Kristin, who invited him to work as a backup dancer for rapper MC Anthony at the Jump disco at the Druzhba Multipurpose Arena in the Luzhniki Olympic Complex as part of the Igor's Pop Show musical show project. On the same day, the group "Bachelor Party" performed there, which had breakers as backup dancers - Kirill Lisovsky ("Seal") and Dmitry Lanin ("Moose"). After the concert, Jeep met Seal and Los, who at that time had the idea to create a rap project called "K.T.L. D.L.L." (an abbreviation of the full names of Tyulen and Elk: Kirill "Tyulen" Lisovsky and Dima "Moose" Lanin).

Jeep decided to join their group. Inviting him to his home in Orekhovo-Borisovo North, Tyulen showed him his lyrics and music. The cost of recording one track at the studio at that time cost from one hundred to two hundred dollars, so Jeep offered them to record two songs with the money of the father of his new acquaintance, Konstantin Vasilevsky ("Iceberg"), whom he met at the Dukat club. The meeting of the band members with Vasilevsky took place at a concert of the French rapper MC Solaar at the Orion Club on June 9, 1992.

A few days later, the four of them went to the studio and recorded the first song called "You are a corpse." Two months later, the track "Only the Killed Is Out of Danger" (aka "Streets") was recorded. Guitarist Zuy took part in the recording of both tracks. The day after the recording of the track "Streets", the group "K.T.L. D.L.L." performed with her at the first All-Russian rap festival, organized by the producer of Lika MS (Lika Olegovna Pavlova), Sergey Obukhov (Class Studio), in Moscow's Gorky Park in August 1992. Music critic Artemy Troitsky was the chairman of the jury of the festival, and Lolita Milyavskaya and Alexander Tsekalo (Cabaret duet "Academy") were the hosts. Group "K.T.L. D.L.L." took third place, second place went to Bad Balance, and first place went to MD & C Pavlov.

In early 1993, at the SBI Records studio, together with the techno group The Cool Front ("Cold Front"), a remix was made for the song "You are a corpse", and the song "They are not among the world" (aka "They") was also recorded. At the same time, the song "Forbidden Quarter" was recorded with a local rock band with the participation of guitarist Zuya, with which the group performed twice. At that time, the band members began to use marijuana, under the influence of which the last three songs were recorded at the MixArt studio at Alexander Kornyshev in April: "My every new day", "I'm waiting for the night" and "It will be easier for you." The lyrics of the songs "My every new day" and "I'm waiting for the night" were invented by Tyulen at Bogdan Titomir's house after celebrating his birthday.

In May, Dmitry Lanin ("Moose") left to serve in the army for a year. In June, the K.T.L. D.L.L." consisting of two people, Jeep and Iceberg, performed the song "You are a corpse" at the White Nights of St. Petersburg festival in the Oktyabrsky Big Concert Hall, where the Yo! MTV Raps broadcast was made. In the fall, Jeep left to serve in the army. With his departure, the group did not record a single new track, since, in his opinion, he was always the driving force in it. In 1994, the songs "My every new day" and "I'm waiting for the night" were released on the collections "Rap around you" from the Soviet/Russian Soyuz Recording Studio[rus] and "Da Moscow Rap Flava."

On February 19, 2013, the founder of the K.T.L. Di.L.L., Cyril "Seal" Lisovsky, died of bronchial asthma, which he suffered from childhood, at the age 38.

Slaves of the Lamp
In 1995, after returning from the army, Jeep learned that the C.T.L. D.L.L." no longer exists, and its participants are addicted to drugs. Jeep also became addicted. At the birthday party of Alexei Smirnov (Lee AS), Jeep met Andrey Menshikov (Ligalize), who invited him to his home at VDNKh to create a new project, Slaves of the Lamp. Jeep's partner in the group was Alexey Perminov (Grundik). In 1996, the group became part of the hip-hop association DOB Community. Jeep featured on the DOB Community track "Livin' in Style (Stolen Loop Mix)", where he performed a heavily altered verse from the track "My Every New Day". In 1997, Legalize helped Slaves of the Lamp to record their debut album, It Doesn't Hurt at the studio and release it in April 1998 on Elias Records.

On June 12, 2000, a member of the Slaves of the Lamp group, Alexei "Grundik" Perminov, died at the age of twenty-four from a drug overdose. In 2000, after the death of Grundik, the Empire project was formed, which included the groups Yu.G. and DOB Community. Two songs were recorded, which were produced by Andrey Kit : "Dedication" (in memory of Grundik) (with the participation of Stahey from the group "Shadows") and "Superlyric" (with the participation of Dime from Nonamerz). Both tracks were released on the Best Hip Hop 2 compilation in the summer of 2001. "Dedication" was later released on the reissue of the album This Isn't B. The uncensored version of "Super Lyrics" was released on the compilation "5 Years of RAP Recordz" on June 20, 2002.

From 2001 to 2003, Jeep, together with Mikhail Gumankov, recorded four new tracks and released them on behalf of the Slaves of the Lamp group: "My friend" (2001), "Life is like this ..." (2002), "Personal" (2003 ), "Last Sunday" (2003). According to Jeep, Grundik planned to make a more electronic project in the future, which Jeep brought to life. Later, Jeep released another track, "Dump", recorded during this period. All lyrics in these songs were written by him.

D. O. B. Community
After Grundik's death, seven members of DOB Community (Sir-J, Jeeep, Mani Mike, DJ Pahan, Simone Yori, Gvozd and Ladjak) recorded the album "100 Overcoming Barriers" (2001). After its release, four remained in the group: Sir-J, Jeeep, Money Mike and DJ Pahan. In this composition, from 2002 to 2004, the second album " Polychrome Product " (2007) was recorded. On November 23, 2004, Jeep's solo album " Here I Was " was released on the label "Intelligent Hooligan Productions" , the music for which was created by Sir-J . Sir-J, G-Wylx, Pencil , Yu.G. (Kit, S. O. Mak), DJ Nik1, " Ezekiel 25:17 ", Sander and "43 degrees" (Kot , Kote). On December 19, 2004, Jeep and Ice reunited as "C.T.L. D.L.L." and performed the song "My Every New Day" at the anniversary concert of the Rap Music Festival[rus]. From 2003 to 2004, in the Freestyle hip-hop show on Nashe Radio, several songs were featured. They were, "It just so happened" and "Troeshniki" by D..O.B. Community, "Super Lyrics" of the Empire project and "TV Shit" and the "PKKZHS" from Slaves of the Lamp.

February 19, 2009 on the label RAP Recordz released a joint album of Jeep and "Kit" "Our business ", where Keith is presented only as a beatmaker. On May 5, the same label released a joint album by Sir-J and Jeep under the brand name DOB Community "TreFy-F-FankoFF ". The album was distributed by CD Land Records. This album is a tribute to the funk genre.  "Fox [TZ]", "43 Degrees" and Money Mike took part in the recording of the album. On March 25, 2010, Jeep's collaboration album with FMWL, "X" was released on RAP Recordz . The release was accompanied by a video clip for the song "Moscow-Belgrade". The album was produced by Mikhail Gumankov, who previously worked on the production for Slaves of the Lamp in 2002.

Rage Inc.
In 2010, the Rage Inc. project was created, which included Legalize, Jeep and Max Lomak (ex-FMWL). Jeep and Lomak were the lyricists, while Ligalize was only responsible for the music. The album "Barrel of Tar" was released on CD by the Nikitin Recording Company on November 3, 2012. Video clips for the songs "Tang Tzu," "Rage", "War"  and "Three Planes" were released. In 2013, Lomak left the project, and Jip and Ligalize began to record a second album, but by the end of the year, Ligalize took up a solo career without completing the album. Several lyrics recorded for the second album, Jeep used in his new project. Among them is a joint song with Sir-J "It's cold for me", which was released on TIR's debut album, "Please Yes."

TIR
In 2016, Jeep, together with bass player Alexey Avdeev ("Major"), founded the TIR (True Industrial Romantic) project. In 2019, the group released the album "Please Yes", and in 2020 - the album "Beginning".

Personal life
Since 2003, Maxim Gololobov has been working for the advertising company Publicis Groupe Media Eurasia, where he started his career as a courier. For more than 10 years he has been fond of classical boxing. He is married and the father of one child.

Discography

Solo Albums

 2004  - I Was Here

Collaborative Albums

 2009  - Jeeep & Keith  - " Our Business "
 2010 — Jeeep & F.M.W.L — «X»

Group Albums

 1998  - Slaves of the Lamp  - "It Doesn't Hurt" (reissued in 2001, 2003 and 2020)
 2001  - DOB Community - "100 obstacles overcoming"
 2007  - DOB Community - " Polychrome Product "
 2009  - DOB Community - " TreFy-F-FunkoFF "
 2012  - Rage Inc. - "Barrel of tar"
 2019 — T.I.R. — «Please Yes»
 2020  - TIR - "Beginning"

Singles

 1992  - K.T.L. D.L.L. - "You're dead"
 1992  - K.T.L. D.L.L. - "Only the dead are out of danger" (aka "Streets")
 1993  - K.T.L. D.L.L. - "You're Dead" (Cool Front Electro Remix)
 1993  - K.T.L. D.L.L. - "They are not among the world" (aka "They")
 1993  - K.T.L. D.L.L. - Forbidden Quarter
 1993  - K.T.L. D.L.L. - "My every new day"
 1993  - K.T.L. D.L.L. - "I'm waiting for the night"
 1993  - K.T.L. D.L.L. - "It will be easier for you"
 2000  - K.T.L. D.L.L. (Jeep, Ice, Seal) - "It will be easier for you" (1993) (DOB Community - "Archive 1992-1996")
 2000  - Lily, Ladjak, Micah, Legalize, Jeep, Ax, Sir-J - "Livin' in Style" (Stolen Loop Mix) (1996) (DOB Community - "Archive 1992-1996")
 2001  - Slaves of the Lamp - "My friend" (Slaves of the Lamp - "This is not b.")
 2002  - Dime, MF, Jeep, D-Bosch - "Nepop" ("Best Hip-Hop #3")
 2002  - Sander (Mercury) & Jeep (Lamp Slaves, DOB Community) - "No Sects!" ("Rap of two capitals 2")
 2002  - Slaves of the Lamp - "Life is so ..." ("Rapland 4")
 2003  - Slaves of the Lamp - "Personal" ("Hip-Hop Quarter (January-February-March)")
 2003  - Slaves of the Lamp - "Last Sunday" ("Hip-Hop Quarter (July-August-September)")
 2004  - Jeep - "One-Two (New Year's Greetings)" ("YOlka 2005")
 2005  - Jeep - "Arms, legs ..." (featuring Fox (TZ)) ("Hip-hop quarter (January-February-March)")
 2005  - Jeep - "Zamorochki" (feat. Fantomas 2000, Sir-J, Kot) ("Rap.Ru # 3. Collection of the best Russian rap")
 2005  - DOB Community - "The Same (Kuzmitch Remix)" ("Rap-Style Vol.2")
 2005  - Jeeep - "Funk Off (New Year's Greetings)" ("YOlka 2006")
 2005  - Jeeep - "Everything always comes true" ("YOlka 2006")
 2007  - Jeep - "Instruction" (Huck and friends - "Earth")
 2009  - Sir-J & Jeeep - "Me and my microphone" (Sir-J prezents "Look from the basement part 1: Hip-hop recruits")
 2016  - Master Sheff, White Hot Ice, Rustaveli, Sir-J, Jeeep - "In unreal" (Miko - "In unreal")
 2021  - Jeeep, Ice, Master Spensor - "DOBakery" (Skit) 1996 (DOB Community - "Archive Part II")
 2021  - Slaves of the Lamp (Grundig, Jeeep) - "Outro" (DOB Community - "Archive Part II")

Guest participations

 1998  - DOB  - "Slave of the Lamp" (feat. Slaves of the Lamp) (DOB - "Rushun Roolett")
 1998  — DOB — "Men Is Houze (C Interlude)" (feat. Men) (DOB — "Rushun Roolett")
 1998  - Carcasses of the Light - "Hints" (feat. Slaves of the Lamp) (Carcasses of the Light - "Do not lean" 2004)
 1999  - Big Black Boots  - "Best MCs" (feat. Legalize & Jeep) ("Ours: New and Unreleased")
 2000  - Smoke Screen  - "Make a Wish" (feat. Jeep, Copper) (Smoke Screen - "Without contraception ...")
 2000  - Yu.G.  - "Ode to the outgoing year" (feat. Slaves of the Lamp and Sir-J) (Yu.G. - "Cheap and cheerful")
 2001  - Les Misérables - "Worse than living" (feat. Jeep) (Les Misérables - "Archive (Music of the Streets part 4)")
 2003  - Third Way - "Wounds" (feat. Jeep, Beast (Les Miserables)) (Third Way - "A Piece of Life (Equal to Five Years)")
 2003  - The Third Way - "Freestyle (Mezhdutema)" (feat. Jeep) (Third Way - "A Piece of Life (Equal to Five Years)")
 2003  - Huck - "Pro MS" (feat. Jeep) (Huck - "First there was the sun")
 2003  - Da Manifest - "Our Ways" (feat. Jeep (Slaves of the Lamp)) (Da Manifest - "Manifestation")
 2004  - Mercury - "Thermometer" (feat. Jeep) (Mercury - "0.5")
 2004  - Project Blockade - "Vivat, underground" (feat. Sir-J & Jeeep) ("Rapland Music 2004 Part 2 Tracks 20-39")
 2004  - DOB - "The Word of the Jeep" (feat. Jeep) (DOB - "Kings of the Underground")
 2005  - Sir-J  - "Minimalism" (feat. Jeep 4x4) (Sir-J - "Down the ordinate")
 2008  - Carcasses Light Band - "SDA" (feat. Jeep 4x4) (Carcasses Light Band - "Hi-Tech: High Technologies")
 2008  - Noggano  - "Voice of the Underground" (feat. Jeeep)
 2008  - Ezekiel 25:17  - "Island" (feat. Jeep) (Ezekiel 25:17 / Dj Navvy - Alloys)
 2009  - A. Nuzhdin, Master Sheff, Mr. Simon, Al Solo, Ladjak, Sir-J, G-Wilkes, Crack (Golden Mic), Money Mike, Buck, Jeeep, Regik, Iceman - "Rap Music 2008" ("Rap Music Live 2008")
 2009  - Master SHEFF - "Rap Music" (feat. Mr. Simon, Al Solo, A. Nuzhdin, LadJak, Sir-J, G-Wilkes, Crack (Golden Mic), Money Mike, Buck, Jeeep, Regik, Ice, Banana) ("Hip-Hop Info #9")
 2010  - tonn_pavloff - "This is DOB Community" (feat. Sir-J, Jeeep) (tonn_pavloff - "Real hip-hop")
 2010  - tonn_pavloff - "Real hip-hop" (feat. Vint, Mad Max, MC Mix, Shotgun, Dime, Huck, Money Mike, Jeeep, MD&C Pavlov, Maestro A-Sid, Serge STDK UzCoast, Papa Goose, Pro100% Frol , Scala, Chrome, Al Solo, Varchun, Evil, Sir-J, Muk, Business, Lenin, Pencil, Master Sheff, DJ LA) (tonn_pavloff - "Real hip-hop")
 2011  - Jimmy Jay - "I'm Tired" (feat. Stepman, Mal Da Udal, Jeeep (DOB Community)) (Jimmy Jay - "Very Personal")
 2013  - Raptila Camaradaz - "Mythbusters" (feat. Jeeep) (Raptila Camaradaz - "Mythbusters")=

Filmography

Documentaries

 2016  - Slave of the Lamp
 2016  - "YUG: The Last Word"
 2019  - " BEEF: Russian hip-hop "

Music Video

 2001  - "We" (as part of DOB Community )
 2010  - Moscow-Belgrade (together with FMWL)
 2012  - "Tang Tzu" (as part of "Rage Inc.")
 2012  - "Rage" (as part of "Rage Inc.")
 2013  - "War" (as part of "Rage Inc.")
 2013  - "Three planes" (as part of "Rage Inc.")

See also

 Russian hip hop
 Breakdancing

References

Russian rappers
Russian hip hop musicians
Russian music people
1974 births
Living people

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UNICLAM
Influence of voltage and current source inverters on low power induction motors
Currently low- and medium-power induction motor drives used in industrial applications are based on voltage source inverters often with open-loop V/Hz control. The introduction of current source inverters into this area could lead to considerable marketing advantages. A comparison of the performances of a voltage-controlled current source inverter and a voltage source inverter, both feeding a low-power induction motor is presented with the aim of evaluating the potential benefits of using a current source inverter in a low-power induction motors. The experiments are designed to highlight harmonic losses, insulation stress, and common-mode phenomena. The losses in the induction motor as well as in both inverters are measured under several steady-state operating conditions. The voltage stress generated when the motor windings are switched on has been recorded for both drives. The common-mode voltage and current are also quantified and an analysis of the shaft voltage is presented. The experimental results show that the current source drive achieves a better performance in terms of the motor efficiency, insulation stress, common-mode voltage and shaft voltage.
Titolo: Influence of voltage and current source inverters on low power induction motors
DELLI COLLI V
CANCELLIERE P. G
MARIGNETTI, Fabrizio
DI STEFANO, Roberto
IEE PROCEEDINGS. ELECTRIC POWER APPLICATIONS
Abstract: Currently low- and medium-power induction motor drives used in industrial applications are based on voltage source inverters often with open-loop V/Hz control. The introduction of current source inverters into this area could lead to considerable marketing advantages. A comparison of the performances of a voltage-controlled current source inverter and a voltage source inverter, both feeding a low-power induction motor is presented with the aim of evaluating the potential benefits of using a current source inverter in a low-power induction motors. The experiments are designed to highlight harmonic losses, insulation stress, and common-mode phenomena. The losses in the induction motor as well as in both inverters are measured under several steady-state operating conditions. The voltage stress generated when the motor windings are switched on has been recorded for both drives. The common-mode voltage and current are also quantified and an analysis of the shaft voltage is presented. The experimental results show that the current source drive achieves a better performance in terms of the motor efficiency, insulation stress, common-mode voltage and shaft voltage.


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Q: Is it possible to change a karma coverage report title? I'm working on an application who has two sides; a desktop and a mobile. In order to test that everything work's fine, we wrote some unit tests, and setup a karma-coverage.
I already have two config file, the first one is for mobile, the second one for desktop, and it generate two distinct coverage reports.
What I need, is to change the default report title. Actually, this is "Code coverage report for All files". I want to set it up to "Code coverage report for All files - Smartphone|Desktop".
Anyone knows if there is a parameter to change this default title?

A: Use a Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey script for this:
 document.querySelector(".entity").innerHTML += " - Smartphone|Desktop"

For example:
// ==UserScript==
// @name        Code Coverage
// @namespace   script[id]
// @include     http://127.0.0.1:8080/
// @version     1
// @grant       none
// ==/UserScript==

document.querySelector(".entity").innerHTML += " - Smartphone|Desktop"

Then save the page as HTML, MHTML, data URL, or PDF.
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*Test Cases · greasemonkey/greasemonkey Wiki

*Creating a dismissible banner component with Vanilla JavaScript