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Simalia nauta est une espèce de serpents de la famille des Pythonidae.

Répartition
Cette espèce est endémique des Moluques en Indonésie. Elle se rencontre sur les îles Tanimbar.

Description

C'est un serpent constricteur ovipare.

Publication originale
 Harvey, Barker, Ammerman & Chippindale, 2000 : Systematics of pythons of the Morelia amethistina complex (Serpentes: Boidae) with the description of three new species. Herpetological Monographs, , .

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Notes et références

Serpent (nom scientifique)
Pythonidae
Faune endémique des Moluques
Reptile d'Indonésie

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Khaama Press – The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced that Mohamamd Shami's name has been removed from the squad for the one-off test match against Afghanistan.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced that Mohamamd Shami's name has been removed from the squad for the one-off test match against Afghanistan.
"The All-India Senior Selection Committee has named Navdeep Saini as Mohammed Shami's replacement in the Indian Test team for the upcoming Paytm Test against Afghanistan," BCCI said in a statement.
Shami failed to clear the fitness test at NCA, Bengaluru," BCCI added.
The historic test is scheduled to begin from Thursday in Bengaluru city of India some of the key players of India including skipper Virat Kohli are already missing the match.
Earlier, India's wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha had been ruled out of the historic test match with BCCI saying "He was under observation by the medical staff of the BCCI and the management has decided to give him adequate rest before the start of the England test series.


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Legislation #: 010238 Introduction Date: 2/8/2001
Type: Ordinance Effective Date: 3/11/2001
Sponsor: COUNCILMEMBER COOPER
Title: Amending the General Development and Land Use Plan, Kansas City International Airport, as amended, by changing the land use designation from general industry uses to regional business uses for an approximately 17.72 acre tract of land generally located west of N.W. Prairie View Road, south of the intersection of N. Congress Avenue and N.W. Prairie View Road, east of N. Congress Avenue and approximately 1,550 feet north of N.W. Tiffany Springs Road. (247-S-78)
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COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR ORDINANCE NO. 010238
Amending the General Development and Land Use Plan, Kansas City International Airport, as amended, by changing the land use designation from general industry uses to regional business uses for an approximately 17.72 acre tract of land generally located west of N.W. Prairie View Road, south of the intersection of N. Congress Avenue and N.W. Prairie View Road, east of N. Congress Avenue and approximately 1,550 feet north of N.W. Tiffany Springs Road. (247-S-78)
Section A. That the General Development and Land Use Plan, Kansas City International Airport, as amended, is hereby amended by changing the land use designation from general industry uses to regional business uses for an approximately 17.72 acre tract of land generally located west of N.W. Prairie View Road, south of the intersection of N. Congress Avenue and N.W. Prairie View Road, east of N. Congress Avenue and approximately 1,550 feet north of N.W. Tiffany Springs Road, and more specifically described as follows:
All that part of the Southeast Quarter of Section 36, Township 52, Range 34, Kansas City, Platte County, Missouri, all of Lots 4 and 5, Swarts Industrial Park, a subdivision of land in Kansas City, Platte County, Missouri, and all that part of Lots 4, 5 and 6, Sarah Glass Place, a subdivision of land in Kansas City, Platte County, Missouri, all being described as follows: Beginning at the southwest corner of Lot 4, said Swarts Industrial Park; thence North 00E32'22" East, along the west line of said Lot 4, a distance of 261.08 feet (plat 261.06 feet); thence North 89E27'38" West, a distance of 40.00 feet to a point on the west line of said Southeast Quarter; thence North 00E32'22" East, along said west line, a distance of 563.72 feet (deed 561.81 feet); thence North 89E56'10" East, a distance of 153.99 feet (deed 155.84 feet) to a point on the westerly right of way line of Interstate Route 29, as now established, said point being 160.00 feet westerly of said Highway Median Centerline Station 590+15.00; thence South 35E47'40" East, along said westerly right of way line, a distance of 100.60 feet (deed 98.19 feet) to a point 149.00 feet westerly of said Highway Median Centerline Station 591+15.00; thence South 29E31'02" East, along said westerly right of way line, a distance of 300.00 feet to a point 149.00 feet westerly of said Highway Median Centerline Station 594+15.00; thence South 60E28'58" West, along said westerly right of way line, a distance of 30.00 feet to a point 179.00 feet westerly of said Highway Median Centerline Station 594+15.00; thence South 29E31'02" East, along said westerly right of way line, a distance of 535.60 feet to a point on the south line of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 36; thence North 89E49'11" East, along said westerly right of way line, a distance of 34.41 feet; thence South 29E31'02" East, along said westerly right of way line, a distance of 676.55 feet; thence South 60E28'58" West, along said westerly right of way line, a distance of 30.00 feet; thence South 29E31'02" East, along said westerly right of way line, a distance of 151.90 feet; thence south 89E58'47" West, a distance of 457.44 feet; thence South 00E01'13" East, a distance of 79.34 feet; thence South 89E58'47" West, a distance of 196.60 feet; thence North 00E26'15" East, a distance
of 79.34 feet; thence South 89E58'47" West, a distance of 400.61 feet to a point on the west line of Lot 4, said Sarah Glass Place; thence North 00E26'15" East, along the west line of said Lot 4, a distance of 216.49 feet; thence South 89E33'45" East, a distance of 185.37 feet; thence North 00E01'13" West, a distance of 85.00 feet to a point on the south line of Lot 1, said Swarts Industrial Park; thence North 89E58'47" East, along said south line, a distance of 215.91 feet; thence North 00E26'15" East, along the east line of Lots 1, 2 and 3, said Swarts Industrial Park, a distance of 435.10 feet to the northeast corner of said Lot 3; thence South 89E49'11" West, along the south line of said Lot 4, said Swarts Industrial Park, a distance of 334.87 feet (deed 334.91 feet) to the point of beginning. Containing 17.72 acres, more or less.
all as shown outlined on a map marked General Development and Land Use Plan, Kansas City International Airport, as amended, which is attached hereto and made a part hereof, and which is hereby adopted as a part of an amendment to the aforesaid plan and as an amendment to Section 80-206.
Section B. That the Council finds and declares that before taking any action on the proposed amendment hereinabove, all public notices and hearings required by the Zoning Ordinance have been given and had.
I hereby certify that as required by Chapter 80, Code of Ordinances, the foregoing ordinance was duly advertised and public hearings were held.
Secretary, City Plan Commission
Approved as to form and legality:
Assistant City Attorney

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Last year Alex & Gautam asked me if I would like to film their English-Hindu fusion wedding video. My answer was a resounding yes and I was excited when their wedding day arrived in early June!
Alex & G had hired a house in Poole near to the Italian Villa, where the bride, groom and close family had stayed the night before the wedding. Myself and my second shooter Tom began filming Gautam who had started to get into the outfit (Sherwani) that he would wear for the Hindu ceremony. He was accompanied by his Nephew, who was also his biggest fan and ring bearer.
The bridal party was in a different area of the house – in the purpose built studio with the make-up artists and hair stylists. Alex's henna had been completed the night before and it was amazing to see the intricate details that had been applied to Alex's hands.
Gautam and his brother made their way to the Italian Villa where the Hindu and English wedding ceremonies were taking place. He greeted friends and family who were enjoying the good weather outside in the courtyard. Inside the Hindu priest prepared various dyes for the Hindu ceremony, which would come first.
Meanwhile Alex was was changing into her navy and gold Lehenga and closing the clasps on gold necklaces and bracelets. Gautam later told Alex how she "absolutely took my breath away twice today" after seeing her in her Hindu Lehenga and "Western" wedding dress respectively. You could tell how true this statement was by his reactions as Alex walked up the aisle each time.
The Hindu ceremony lasted approximately an hour and Alex & Gautam took the opportunity to take some photos in their Hindu outfits with their photographer Kirsty MacKenzie (who I highly recommend). Alex & G then separated and changed into their Western wedding attire in preparation for the second ceremony.
This was my first wedding with two ceremonies and I wasn't sure how a bride and groom would feel emotionally for the second ceremony after already seeing each other once that day.
The answer to that thought – it was like Alex & Gautam hadn't seen each other yet – Gautam was beaming as Alex walked down the aisle with her father.
Alex & G tied the knot to the applause of their friends and family and were showered with vibrant flower confetti as they walked out of the villa into the Italian gardens. There was a short spell of rain earlier in the day, but that had subsided and sun broke through the clouds.
There were 5 speechmakers in total and no-one was safe. The families and in-laws were clearly a tight knit group and there were no shortage of embarrassing stories. Gautam was roasted comprehensively by his brother, which provided a lot of laughs to friends and family (and for myself and Tom).
After the speeches, Alex & G cut their cake and took to the dance floor for their first dance. Music performed by the uber-cool "Princes of Motown" who got the guests into the swing with renditions of some Motown and pop classics.
Thank you Alex & Gautam for letting me document your day. It was a real pleasure to film and editing has been thoroughly entertaining (especially the speeches). I wish you the all the best as husband & wife!


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Home Archive Memories from the Archives – August 1999
Members of Fermoy based band, 'Widget' who performed at the Millennium Barbecue, held in Fermoy in August 1999, l-r: Cathal Barry, David Foley, Robert Hanley, William O'Mahony and Mick Hanley.
Memories from the Archives – August 1999
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In Tallow, there was frustration as the local Millennium committee were forced to throw in the towel as there was a 'complete lack of interest' in marking the turn of the century in the town. A spokesman for the local group told The Avondhu that local meetings called to discuss a celebration of the historic New Year event had only attracted 'a handful of people'. The committee then called a meeting to wind up operations and abandon any further plans – it was not reported how many attended that particular gathering.
Castlelyons man Paudie Barry was celebrating his victory in the prestigious TP Keenan Songwriting Contest in the Castletownroche Welcome Home Festival. His song, 'Broken Dreams' was hailed the best of the entrants and he accepted the Spinning Wheel Perpetual Cup from James O'Brien, festival secretary. For his troubles, Paudie also picked up a cheque for £1,000, courtesy of event sponsors IMRO.
The village of Glanworth was taking on a new challenge and bringing an 'Alternative Olympics' to the village. Anthony Kelly of The Barber Shop was chief organiser of the event and said the plan was to make the local festival less of a mundane affair. "Here in Glanworth, committee members have been determined to come up with events that are just that bit off beat and original, but the bottom line has always been that people will have great fun," he said. The entire Alternative Olympics consisted of 20 events – one of the favourite events was the water filled wellie throw and the 100 metre custard filled wellie dash. Competitors could also compete in the gastronomic section and consume 20 fluid ounces of jelly with a dessert spoon in less that 8.25 seconds. As it was the first time the event would be held in the country, the top performers would all establish Irish records and organisers even expected world records to be broken at the event.
Fr William Winter presenting the prize for 'Best Private Residence' to Maurice O'Connell in the presence of Ballyhooly Tidy Towns Committee members l-r: Pat Dorgan, John O'Keeffe and Noreen O'Keeffe in August 1999.
Pictured at the Waterford County Macra Awards night in 1999, were Ballyduff Macra, Club of the Dungarvan Show. Also present were TJ Maher (National President, Macra), David Beresford (Efficiency Chairman, Waterford Macra), Irene Moloney (Munster Vice President of Macra), WJ Manley and George Walsh, AIB Dungarvan (award sponsors).
Prize-winners of the art competition held in Kilworth in conjunction with the bluegrass and Celtic music weekend in 1999, included, front row l-r: Christina McCarthy, Joanne McCarthy, Amy Greehy and Louise Daly. Back: Lee Daly, Cian Byrne, Aoife Condon and Sarah Greehy.
Some of the children aged from 10 to 12 years who took part in the Sky Youth Development Project and participated in a fun filled week of creative activities during the organised summer camp in Mitchelstown in 1999.
Caroline Cousins, Marian Carter, Nicola O'Keeffe, Charlene Dineen, Margaret O'Dwyer, Chris Dineen, Deirdre O'Dwyer, Michelle O'Keeffe (hidden), who were celebrating in Duggan's Bar, Fermoy in August 1999 for the wedding of daughter, sister and friend - Ann O'Dwyer which took place in Fermoy.
Book hunting in Mitchelstown in advance of the new school year in August 1999, were Mary Lynch from Labbacallee and her daughters Michelle and Miriam.
Laura Vaughan, with her parents, Catherine and Mike at the Gala Day in Glenbrohane in 1999. Laura, from Oliver Plunkett Terrace in Ballylanders won first prize at the baby show.
Members of Lismore GAA and their families at the 1999 festival in Lismore, back l-r: John O'Rourke, Craig Tobin, Joe Tobin, Kevin Leahy and Mary O'Rourke. Front l-r: Hilda and Michelle Daly, Seamus and Shauna Prendergast, Sean Daly and Ciara Prendergast, Bernadette and Jack Prendergast and Louise Brennock.
There was good news in August 1999 as Fermoy's traffic woes were finally set to be resolved. It seems like a distant memory now, but Fermoy was once a traffic jam blackspot as the main Cork to Dublin road passed through the town. There was a huge campaign by locals to build a bypass to ease congestion. The Fermoy Bypass Group received confirmation that work would commence in 2001. It was expected that the detailed design and environmental impact statement would be completed by April 2000, with compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) then applied with the ultimate millennium project for the region beginning the following year. Donal Ó Lochlainn of the Fermoy Bypass Group, hailed it as 'good news' and Michael Hanley of the local Enterprise Board said his committee were happy with the progress, "This is what had been hoped for and we in the Enterprise Board are delighted that our efforts are coming to fruition," he said.
Over in Moorepark, more serious work was taking place as they had a world breakthrough. Teagasc scientists found a way to suppress the growth of food poisoning bacteria in food products. The project, led by Dr Paul Ross, discovered a naturally occurring agent which could be used to extend the shelf life of products and kill off nasty outbreaks of listeria and clostridia.
Councillor Tadhg O'Donovan spoke of his concerns for the health of Fermoy people because of the vacant local eyesore on the northside of the town at the junction of Pike Road and the main Dublin to Cork road. The then Labour politician acknowledged that the building was due to be redeveloped and refurbished, but he claimed that the condition of the structure was such, that it was having an impact on the lives of those neighbouring the building. Cllr O'Donovan said there was an over growth of weeds and the situation had led to the 'indiscriminate dumping of plastic bags on what is traditionally recognised as a scenic location for local walkers in the area'. "If positive action is not taken immediately, the reality of the situation is that this area will become a breeding ground for all kinds of vermin that would represent a major health risk for the people and particularly children living in the immediate vicinity," he said.
In sport – Kilworth and Dromina played out a thrilling draw in their junior A hurling championship match at Ballyhooly. There was success for Fermoy Soccer Club who beat Charleville 2-1 in the Dave O'Gorman Cup semi-final, with Paul Philpott scoring both goals. They would face Mitchelstown's Park United in the final.
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Kevin Barry. Doubleday, $23.95 (208p) ISBN 978-0-385-54033-9
Night Boat to Tangier
Irish writer Barry follows Night Boat to Tangier with a rather mixed story collection. "The Coast of Leitrim" and "Deer Season" tread well-worn romantic territories, depicting doomed and all-too familiar relationships. "Who's-Dead McCarthy," about a morbid townie chatterbox, is entertaining, yet it ends with a punch line that falls flat. On the other hand, the title story, which follows a pregnant teen as she waits for her criminal fiancé to return from a robbery, pulses with electricity and emotion, despite its abrupt conclusion. "Toronto and the State of Grace" showcases the author's gift for dialogue and wit, as a brash son and his elderly mother hold court in a sleepy pub, drinking their way through the pub's liquor and showering the barkeep with stories. And "Roma Kid" transforms what initially seems to be a depressing runaway child story into a fairy tale of finding family and purpose. As always, Barry can't write a bad sentence ("A light rain began to fall and it spoke more than anything else of the place through which she moved"), but the too-tepid stories don't do justice to the author's considerable talents. This won't go down as one of Barry's finer works. Agent: Lucy Luck, C&W. (Jan.)
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Montessori education is an educational approach developed by Italian physician and educator Maria Montessori and characterized by an emphasis on independence, freedom within limits, and respect for a child's natural psychological, physical, and social development. It was initially developed to help children with special needs but seeing the benefits, the same was incorporated in mainstream schooling. Asha Hai follows the Montessori based education approach, providing special education in south Delhi.
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Q: latexmk - running bash command to stop Dropbox syncing I am using latexmk to compile my LaTeX thesis.  I keep the thesis on my Dropbox, and as the dozens-to-hundreds of .aux and associated files are created, Dropbox indexing induces a significant overhead.
I thus want to insert the following bash script before compilation starts to stop Dropbox:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
dropbox_pid="$echo $(pgrep Dropbox)"
kill -STOP $dropbox_pid

and correspondingly, to restart Dropbox at the end, I would like:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
dropbox_pid="$echo $(pgrep Dropbox)"
kill -CONT $dropbox_pid

How do I do this by editing the local latexmkrc?

A: Not sure you will be able to send the SIGCONT signal from the latexmkrc ; isn't  this file sourced before the compilation?
You could try to set a bash function such as:
compile () {
pkill -STOP Dropbox;
# compile_command "$@"
pkill -CONT Dropbox
}

A: Setting the working directories ($aux_dir and $out_dir) to somewhere outside the Dropbox repository, you can avoid excessive Dropbox syncing.
The following is from my $HOME/.latexmk.  It locates the working directory under ~/.tmp/tex/THE_NAME_OF_MY_WRITING_PROJECT and tries to create it if it is not present.
$aux_dir            = "$ENV{HOME}/.tmp/tex/" . basename(getcwd);
$out_dir            = $aux_dir;
mkpath($aux_dir);

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Da Gryptions is a  Canadian hip hop band from Montreal, formed in 2009. The band consists of Future Shark (a.k.a. Trevor Barnes) (vocals), Dark Science (a.k.a. Patrick Guay) (vocals), Apsobibi (a.k.a. Evan Cranley of Stars) (R&B vocals), and Ripples (a.k.a. Stephen Ramsay of  Young Galaxy (production and hype-man) and features the studio skills of Liam O'Neil, formerly a member of The Stills.

History
The group had the idea to form the group while car pooling to ball hockey. While initially it was just going to be a faux hip-hop act, they started doing DJ sets around Montreal, eventually putting together a live show.

After doing a few shows "freestyling" someone had videotaped one of these shows, with Apsobibi doing a chorus about Montreal's public bike system, BIXI Montréal. A producer at CJAD in Montreal came across this video and asked if the band could do a studio version that they could play on the air. After shooting a video for the track, it went viral hitting 7,000 plays in two days and 38,000 to date. The song was seen as a local hit and was recognized nationally. The band played the Osheaga Festival that summer and were played on CBC Radio and MusiquePlus as well. It was touted as Montreal's "Song of the summer" as well.

"The Bixi Anthem" was named the number 4 song of the year by the Montreal Gazette in their year-end wrapup.

The band have made mention of recording new Montreal themed songs. "We have a song called 'J'imagine,' about the golden era, if you will, of Montreal, from '67 to '76." Future Shark said to the Montreal Mirror "You know, Nadja Comaneci scoring seven perfect 10s, the metro system, the Expos."

The group made "It's BBQ Time" its next single, releasing it just in time for Saint-Jean-Baptiste on June 24, 2011.

In June 2012, there was mention of J'Imagine possibly being released. On July 28 the video, filmed once again by Who is KK Downey? director Darren Curtis, was uploaded to YouTube, in time for the start of the 2012 Summer Olympics. It was praised for its use of "Montrealisims". According to the Montreal Gazette, "references include the Big O, Youppi, Jean Leloup, Mitsou, Jacques Villeneuve, Nick Auf der Maur, Mordecai Richler, the Expos, July 1, the Oka Crisis, the Ice Storm, the Referendum, poutine, balconville, 5-à-7s, Drinking In L.A., Expo 67 and the Alouettes. As usual, the boys have a mad-styling video to go with the dope jam".

Because of Apsobibi's commitment to Stars the band will not be able to tour this release.

Members
 Dark Science – Vocals
 Future Shark – Vocals
 Apsobibi - R&B Vocals
 Ripples - Production & Hype-Man

Discography

Singles
 The Bixi Anthem (April 30, 2010)
 It's BBQ Time (June 24, 2011)
 J'Imagine (July 28, 2012)

Music videos
 The Bixi Anthem (June 8, 2010)
 Directed by Darren Curtis
 It's BBQ Time (June 24, 2011)
 Directed by Darren Curtis
 J'Imagine (July 28, 2012)
 Directed by Darren Curtis, produced by Jared Curtis

See also
Evan Cranley
Young Galaxy

References

External links
Da Gryptions on Myspace

Musical groups established in 2009
2009 establishments in Quebec
Musical groups from Montreal
Canadian hip hop groups
English-language musical groups from Quebec


Whether you wish to shake your booty to phenomenal music or experience Saturday night fever, Kolkata indeed has a lot to offer in terms of evening entertainment. The land of vintage charm and cultural heritage, the conventional city of Kolkata has indeed come out of its shell to become one of the major hotspots for the nocturnal tourists. From swish pubs to funky nightclubs, Kolkata's nightlife has indeed got a big facelift over the past few years. The city's transformation is well apparent from the fact that today's young 'Kolkatans' instead of rallying around the coffee shops and 'adda houses' prefer to rush to the nightclubs to unwind themselves after a day's toil. But that is not all to this city of joy. Apart from a string of nightclubs and cool hangouts, Kolkata also has to offer other exciting recreations like film festivals, music concerts and theatre shows, packed with electrifying energy, fervent crowd and vibrant tourists. Explore this article to know more on the nightlife of 'city of joy'- Kolkata.
The nightclubs in Kolkata are where all the action is! From amazing ambience to electrifying music to tempting drinks and lots more, the nightclubs in Kolkata offers you the true party scene of the city. Whether you are looking for a big club experience or a shamina tent retreat, the nightclubs in Kolkata indeed has a variety to offer when it comes to evening entertainment. From reggae to desi beats to cool psychedelic trance, the DJs here almost pull of any mix of music to perfection. So if you wish to let your hair down and have a blast, then a visit to the nightclubs in Kolkata is highly recommended! For the best nightclub experience don't forget to visit 'Tantra' at Park hotel, 'Dublin' at ITC hotel and 'The Big Ben' at The Kenilworth Best Western Hotel.
When talking of Kolkata nightlife, the swish bars and pubs cannot be left far behind. Right from the five star hotels to swish shopping malls, Kolkata is clustered with bars and pubs that offer the best weekend recreation to its lazy herd. Inviting cocktail list, private lounges and a mix of relaxed progressive and uplifting trance music truly makes the pubs the ultimate booze bar for the visitors. 'Rambo Beer Pub' at Park Street, 'Hallroom' at Ballygunge Circular Road and 'Zara Tapas Bar' at South City Mall are some of the best bars in the city.
Kolkata is chock-a-block with a number of discotheques that adds character to the city's nightlife. For people who love to shake their legs and go wild to the mix beats, the discotheques are the ultimate place to hop in. The DJ's music, ambience and drink add perfection to the disc lovers' joy. Some of the popular discotheques in Kolkata are 'Velvet Lounge' at Hotel Renaissance, 'Cloud 9' at Jharna Apartments and 'Polly Esther's' at Gordon House Hotel.
Night fun in Kolkata is not just restricted to the youngsters alone but also provides ultimate entertainment to its grown-up citizens as well. Kolkata being the land of art and literature hosts a number of art exhibition, live musical concerts, dramas and other cultural activities every evening. For live performances and exhibitions, you can visit 'Academy of Fine Arts' at Cathedral Road, 'Kala Mandir' at Shakespeare Sarani and 'Nandan Complex' at AJC Bose Road.


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The Clapshaw Effect: How Don Garlits finally made his first 300-mph pass
Thanks to a huge assist from fellow racer Gary Clapshaw, "Big Daddy" Don Garlits was able to race to his first 300-mph performance at the 2001 U.S. Nationals. In the wake of Clapshaw's passing Dec. 15, it's a story worth retelling.
Don Garlits made a lot of meaningful passes in his long career in Top Fuel –- comebacks after accidents, comebacks after retirements, first runs in innovative new cars, U.S. Nationals final rounds –- but there's no doubt that the pass he made on Sunday, Sept. 2, 2001, fits nicely into his top 10.
It was on that day, in the fourth qualifying session of the U.S. Nationals, that Garlits made his first 300-mph pass, and a story worth retelling now because it involved fellow racer Gary Clapshaw, who passed away last Sunday.
Other than his midnight run at the Autofest 2000 on New Years Eve 1999, Garlits hadn't really competed in Top Fuel since 1992, when, after a five-year absence following his blowover wreck on Spokane, Wash., he debuted his monowing-equipped Swamp Rat 32, hoping to make the sport's first 300-mph pass, but it wasn't ready until just after Kenny Bernstein broke the barrier that year in Gainesville and Garlits' time in the car ended quickly after he suffered a detached retina under heavy deceleration.
Garlits "retired" (again) with best performances of 5.07 and 287 mph, far short of what his contemporaries were doing, and it ate at Top Fuel's most famous and iconic driver.
"I used to have people come through my museum and ask me, ' "Big Daddy," what's your best time?' And I had to tell them that I've only been 5.07 at 287," said Garlits in a 2001 interview. "At one time, 287 was good, but that's not a great speed anymore. I would like to say that I've been over 300. I always thought it would be great to say that."
In 2001, during NHRA's 50th anniversary season, Garlits was eager and ready to change all of that. After initial discussions with Don Schumacher about renting one of his dragsters for a return to competition at Indy for a shot at his first four-second and 300-mph time slips fell through due to lack of financing, Garlits and his team began work on resurrecting Swamp Rat 34, which had been driven with only a modicum of success, by Bruce Larson in 1993-94. The problem is that since the car had last run, NHRA has made a lot of rules changes, primarily concerning the chassis, and when NHRA tech officials presented the long list to "Big Daddy" a week before the event, it quickly became apparent to him that SR34 was way out of compliance. Chief among the concerns were extra bars in the roll cage and foot-box areas.
"I had assembled a crew and a transporter then right at the last minute NHRA faxed me 16 pages of new rule changes," said Garlits. "NHRA has been changing the rules this year between rounds because these cars are so fast and they want to keep them safe. All of the upgrades could be done to my car, but not in five days. So at 11 o'clock on Wednesday (Aug. 22) morning, I pulled the plug. I said, 'It's over, we're not going boys.' I mean we had worked 24-7."
Garlits was disappointed but pragmatic.
"It was a perfectly safe car at one time, and now it's not safe anymore," he said. "I actually saw the Challenger [space shuttle] blow up. I know that was because they were rushing and wanted to launch that morning, and they said, 'Rules be damned,' so they launched, and look at the disaster. This dragster is kind of like that. This is a very, very dangerous toy, and I don't want to do anything really fast or slipshod on it. I want to fix it and make it right."
As word of Garlits' concession made the rounds of the drag racing grapevine, Clapshaw, who had moved to the Top Fuel class the year before and had, in fact, come one round from a stunning victory at the U.S. Nationals in 2000, wasn't about to let that happen. He picked up the phone and dialed Ocala, Fla.
"I was really depressed," recalled Garlits. "I went into my office and shut my door. I started paying some bills and taking care of the everyday nuts and bolts of the business. The phone rang and it was Gary and I tell you what, I came back to life.
"I [didn't] know Gary all that well," Garlits continued. "I had seen him race and I knew of him. We weren't personal friends. He said his car was entered in the race and that I was welcome to drive it. He said 'I know how bad you want to do this.' "
"We had been following the story and saw where that might be headed," said Clapshaw at the time. "We got together — me, my tuner, Lonnie Strode, and the guys on the crew — and thought about it: What's big and what's bigger? We think 'Big' is bigger. It's not an easy thing to give up the seat at Indy, but when you look at the big picture, I think it's a pretty nice thing for the fans, the association, and the racers. I think people will be happy to see Don back and for him to get to the fours at 300 mph. If it goes from A to B and doesn't spit the belt, he's going to get a pretty respectable time."
I tracked down Strode, who had built Clapshaw's nostalgia dragster in the 1980s and worked with him ever since, most notably as the crew chief during his Funny Car years. He has fond memories of that magic weekend.
"We had runner-upped there at Indy before so we were certainly looking forward to going back and trying to do well again," he remembered. "Gary heard about Garlits' situation and came to me and the crew and we agreed it was the thing to do. It was exciting just to think about working with Garlits, but it really put us under the gun to help make it happen. It was like, 'Oh my god, Gary -- what have you gotten me into?' "
Clapshaw's purple Spirit of Las Vegas dragster had previously gone as quick as 4.68 and had run well over 300 mph on numerous occasions, including a 312-mph best, so the car was definitely there, and within days Matco Tools stepped in and provided additional funding for the attempt.
Mike Korpi, who had been friends with Clapshaw since high school, was there when Clapshaw made the decision to call Garlits and also worked to help get the car wrapped from its purple scheme to Garlits black.
"Doug Davenport got the Matco deal for Indy," Korpi recalled. "I contracted a guy in the Vegas complex to make the black Garlits vinyl cover to wrap the Spirit car. When we got to Indy, Don showed up at 7 a.m. and he climbed up into the semi expecting to see the Spirit car and he yelled down to his wife, Pat, and said 'My God, Pat, it's a Garlits car.' He was like a kid at Christmas."
Garlits' first run on Friday night at Indy was a planned early shutoff. He drove it to about 200 feet, pedaled it once, then lifted at half-track, coasting to a 5.322 at 190.46 mph.
He lost his second attempt Saturday afternoon after a bolt came loose in the throttle linkage and was unable to get his dragster in reverse because the engine rpm was too high, setting the stage for a dramatic Saturday night pass under the light with longtime rival Shirley Muldowney in the other lane and retired NHRA Chief Starter Buster Couch doing the honors. It seemed like the perfect time against the perfect "opponent" for Garlits to complete his dream.
Unfortunately for "Big," his black Matco mount spun the tires just off the starting line and coasted to a 12-second pass at just 85 mph. Muldowney drove a dagger into his heart with a flawless 4.67 at a career-best 320 mph. Garlits was 19th out of 21 cars and three spots shy of making the field heading into his final two qualifying passes Sunday.
"We had nothing but trouble," Strode recalled. "It took us a few runs before we figured out that Don -- who was smaller than Gary -- was sliding back in the seat and his foot was coming off of the throttle."
According to Korpi, the great safety-system manufacturer Bill Simpson -– who, ironically, died the day after Clapshaw –- played a huge part in fixing the problem, providing an inflatable seat cushion so that Garlits could get closer to the pedal, plus a new firesuit and chutes.
As fate would have it, Garlits was paired with another longtime friend and rival, Chris Karamesines, for Sunday's first attempt and Garlits made the most of it, blasting to a 4.720 at 303.37 mph to not only accomplish both ends of the performance goals but also secured a tenuous spot in the field in the No. 15 spot with one session remaining.
As Garlits towed triumphantly up the return road to the overwhelming roar of the crowd, another longtime pal, Connie Kalitta, and fellow Floridian Jerry Gywnn went over to congratulate him.
Five drivers had a shot at knocking him from the field in the final session but after Bobby Lagana dropped a couple of cylinders, Rhonda Hartman-Smith smoked the tires, Joe Hartley took a shot but dropped a cylinder and fell just short with a 4.771. With Karamesines bowing out of the session due to lack of parts, Garlits' spot was in the field was assured when Luigi Novelli's engine started eating itself up. With all chances of being bumped exhausted, Garlits and company pulled out of line and got ready for Monday's first-round date with Mike Dunn. Incredibly, it was the first time that Garlits had qualified for a raceday field since the Brainerd event in 1987, more than 14 years earlier.
The relief was palpable, especially for Strode.
"The weight was off," he recalled. "I mean, 'no pressure,' right? We just had a really good crew, just a bunch of hometown boys, who had been together for a long time and worked really well together. That's a weekend I'll always cherish."
"All of us on the crew were in dreamland thinking, 'Is this really happening?'," recalled Korpi.
However, unlike 1984, when Garlits famously won the U.S. Nationals in his great comeback, he was ousted in round one this time, losing a 5.10 to 6.23 pedaling match to Dunn and the Gwynn family's New York Yankees dragster, but he'd already accomplished his main goals.
Garlits returned to Indy in 2002 with retrofitted Swamp Rat 34 and ran a career-best of 318.54 mph and followed with a pass of 323.04 mph at his homestate Gatornationals in 2003. At the insistence of his late wife Pat, he retired from Top Fuel competition later following the Southern Nationals in Atlanta. Brandon Bernstein had the honor of facing -– and beating –- "Big Daddy" in his final Top Fuel pass. Garlits left first by more than a hundredth but fell at the other end, 4.61 to 4.73.
I caught up with "Big Daddy" earlier this week to ask him about that Indy weekend and what it means to him nearly 20 years later.
"What a wonderful weekend for me," he said. "Running 300 at Indy is in my top five career highlights, for sure. What made it so great was that it was planned. A lot of those other great moments just happened, but to actually say 'We're going to Indy to run 300' and we did. It was kind of like Babe Ruth pointing to the grandstands and then knocking the ball into them. That's how it felt. I'll never forget that run. That thing just set sail and I wasn't going to turn it loose. It moved over towards the centerline a little bit but I pulled it back and went 303. It was great that 'The Greek' was in the other lane and he went 301; that made it even more special. Gary made some 'Big is Back' t-shirts for us that weekend and we just sold thousands of them. What a great weekend."
While the memories live on for Garlits, the car does not. It was sold to Steve Read and destroyed in a crash at Sydney Dragway in 2008 after the throttle stuck and the car went off the end of the track. As you can see in the photo at right, even though the Brad Hadman-built car it protected Read, who was not injured, the car was a write-off, much to Garlits' disappointment.
"I can't say enough about how great Gary and his crew were," Garlits reflected. "Just a wonderful group of guys. It's a shame that car ended up crashed in Australia. I'd love to have it in my museum. It was a special car to me."
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Control System Security Researchers Adam Crain and Chris Sistrunk to Unveil New Aegis Fuzzing Framework at the SANS ICS Security Summit and Training Event in Orlando
Dec 19, 2013, 10:14 ET
BETHESDA, Md., Dec. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The SANS Institute announced today the addition of two presenters at the upcoming 9th Annual Industrial Control System (ICS) Security Summit and Training, ICS control system security researchers Adam Crain, founder of Automatak and Chris Sistrunk, independent researcher. Crain and Sistrunk will unveil the new Aegis fuzzing framework at the summit. Attendees will also hear firsthand the current status of Project Robus, an ongoing search for vulnerabilities in ICS protocols, including pre-recorded fuzzing demonstrations conducted by Crain and Sistrunk which now have patches.
"Cyber security threats continue to increase in both frequency and sophistication. To protect our country's critical infrastructure against these threats, the ICS industry needs to take responsibility for its own testing practices," said Crain. "Software security needs to be a continuous part of the development process, not just a check box during final quality assurance. Providing software engineers with open examples that they can modify and improve will enable the kind of white-box testing this industry sorely needs."
Summit speakers will discuss how system owners can address the vulnerabilities being uncovered as the industry takes greater steps to enhance the security of critical industrial technology. In addition to the unveiling of the Aegis framework and related discussions, Security Summit attendees can look forward to the following events:
Kyle Wilhoit, Threat Researcher at Trend Micro, will demonstrate attackers in progress as they infiltrate perceived sensitive data. Wilhoit will also discuss how he geo-located these individuals, and tracked their movements, operations, and attacks. He will also share, for the first time, new statistics and never seen before ICS attack details.
This year's summit will take a technical deep dive with hard-hitting program talks and hands-on ICS challenges and hacking stations. Included among the talks is the next installment of the highly popular "Exposure to Closure - Act I" presentation which debuted at last year's Summit, From Exposure to Closure/ACT III the Next Frontier, NERC.
Summit Details
The 9th Annual ICS Security Summit will be held in Orlando, Florida on March 17-18, 2014, with in-depth, hands-on technical courses on March 12-16. The Security Summit brings together program managers, control systems engineers, IT security professionals and critical infrastructure protection specialists from asset owning and operating organizations along with control systems and security vendors who have innovative solutions for improving security.
Attendees will learn about new tools and techniques, which they can put to work immediately when they return to their office. Security Summit attendees are also invited to attend technical courses led by the top ICS/SCADA experts that will provide a deep dive into how to combat advanced persistent threats. For a complete listing of summit presenters or to register for the event, please visit: http://www.sans.org/info/146590
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The SANS Institute was established in 1989 as a cooperative research and education organization. SANS is the most trusted and, by far, the largest source for world-class information security training and security certification in the world, offering over 50 training courses each year. GIAC, an affiliate of the SANS Institute, is a certification body featuring over 27 hands-on, technical certifications in information security. SANS offers a myriad of free resources to the InfoSec community including consensus projects, research reports, and newsletters; it also operates the Internet's early warning system—the Internet Storm Center. At the heart of SANS are the many security practitioners, representing varied global organizations from corporations to universities, working together to help the entire information security community. (www.SANS.org)
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For nearly 35 years, John Coleman, a political scientist and economist, has been reporting and writing on the subject of political conspiracies and world affairs. Coleman has published 14 books and hundreds of reports analyzing the power structure of the world. He argues that a relatively small group of elite, "The Committee of 300", are pursuing a goal of one-world government. John is probably best known for his books "The Conspirators' Hierarchy: The Committee of 300" and "The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations", both heavily referenced by other conspiracy researchers. He's also written: "The Rothschild Dynasty", "Diplomacy by Deception", "What You Should Know about the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights", "The Club in Rome", "We Fight For Oil" and many others. Since 1970, he has produced "World in Review", a bimonthly news magazine. He returns to the program for a controversial two-hour program, discussing his new upcoming book called "National Suicide: Immigration 1965-2080." In the second hour, Colman continues on the subject of mass immigration, the end of the national state and the creation of a new world order. We'll talk about the British politician Enoch Powell and his controversial "Rivers of Blood" speech in 1968. His speech was a reaction to the Commonwealth Immigrants Act of 1968. After this speech, it became "politically incorrect" to discuss the problems surrounding mass immigration. Then we attempt to get to the heart of the matter as to why the nation builders are so eager to deconstruct the nation state model. American physicist Michio Kaku's idea about turning Earth into a "Type 1" civilization are widely discussed in the media and these ideas echo Gene Rodenberry's idea of a planetary federation in Star Trek. Is the ultimate plan to turn Earth into a planetary mono-culture? Lastly, Coleman talks about the committee of 300, Fabian socialists, The Boer Wars and war over resources.


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Reactions to U.S. strike on Syria
The U.S. missile strike on a Syrian air base was widely welcomed as a response to this week's chemical weapons attack, but condemned by Syria's government and its allies Russia and Iran, which said the move would complicate efforts to fight terrorism.
The following is a sample of the reactions from the international community, the parties to Syria's six-year-old civil war and victims of the chemical attack.
As the chief protector of President Bashar Assad's regime, Russia's response to the U.S. military action in Syria may prove more important than any other nation's.
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"The actions taken today by the U.S.A. further destroy Russian-American relations," Russia's Foreign Ministry said Friday morning, just days before U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is due to visit Moscow, where the Syria war will be just one of the areas of friction between the two countries.
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"The U.S. opted for a show of force, for military action against a country fighting international terrorism without taking the trouble to get the facts straight," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
On a practical level, Moscow announced Friday that it was suspending "cooperation with the Pentagon aimed at the implementation" of an agreement reached in 2015 to avoid dangerous contacts between the two nations' militaries as they backed opposite sides in a complicated war.
It was not immediately clear whether the decision to suspend "implementation" of that agreement meant Russian commanders would cease to use the so-called "de-confliction" phone hotline set up between U.S. and Russian field commanders.
The communications channel is operated by the U.S. military at an airbase in Qatar. It serves as a real-time link to try and avoid collisions or accidental attacks involving U.S. and Russian aircraft in the crowded Syrian sky.
Russia said later Friday that it would also help the Syrian military bolster its air defenses in response to the attack on Shayrat.
"To protect the most sensitive facilities of the Syrian infrastructure, a set of measures will be taken in the immediate future to reinforce and raise the effectiveness of the Syrian armed forces' air defense system," Defense Ministry spokesman Major-General Igor Konashenkov said.
There were reports later that a Russian warship was sailing to the Mediterranean and expected to dock at the Russian base in Tartus, on Syria's coast.
Iran:
Iran, Assad's only other major foreign backer, also condemned the U.S. strike on Shayrat, saying the "unilateral action is dangerous, destructive and violates the principles of international law."
Iran is one of the biggest supporters of Assad. Its hard-line paramilitary Revolutionary Guard is deeply involved in the war, as is the Iranian-backed Shiite Muslim militia Hezbollah. America's Sunni Arab allies in the Gulf view Syria as a proxy conflict between it and Shiite power Iran.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Ghasemi described Iran as "the biggest victim of chemical weapons in recent history," referencing Iraqi use of the weapons during its 1980s war with the Islamic Republic. He said Iran condemned the missile launch "regardless of the perpetrators and the victims."
The reaction from most other corners of the globe to the U.S. strike ranged from guarded caution, to praise.
Turkey:
Turkey's foreign ministry welcomed the U.S. missile strike on Shayart air base following the chemical attack in Khan Sheikhoun as "very positive."
Tillerson visits Turkey, key ally in ISIS fight, amid rising tension
In a written statement Friday, the ministry said steps to ensure that war crimes do not go unpunished and are held accountable "will have Turkey's full support."
Presidential spokesman Ibrahim Kalin also called the strike "an important step," according to Turkey's state-run Anadolu news agency. Kalin repeated Turkey's calls for a no-fly zone and safe zone in Syria so that "similar massacres do not happen again."
Turkey has been an invaluable but sometimes difficult U.S. ally in the campaign against ISIS in Syria and Iraq for years. While the U.S. and Turkey have never agreed on the reliance upon Kurdish militias to fight ISIS, both Washington and Ankara have supported rebel groups in the Syrian war, and both are foes of Assad.
Israel:
Israel's president said the U.S. strike on Syria was an "appropriate response" to the "unthinkable brutality" of the chemical attacks in Syria this week.
On his official Twitter account, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lauded Mr. Trump for ordering the attack, saying it sent "a strong and clear message" not just to Assad, but to other countries that Israel and the U.S. see as posing threats.
In both word and action, @POTUS sent a strong and clear message today that the use and spread of chemical weapons will not be tolerated.
— PM of Israel (@IsraeliPM) April 7, 2017
Israel hopes this resolve in face of the Assad regime's horrific actions resonates not only in Damascus but in Tehran, Pyongyang & elsewhere
Reuven Rivlin said Friday the U.S. "serves as an example to the entire free world" to support steps to end atrocities in Syria.
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman said President Trump sent a message that "war crimes" by President Assad will not be tolerated.
Israel has repeatedly warned against "game-changing" weapons reaching Hezbollah in Lebanon from Syria, which along with Iran supports the militant group. It has carried out a number of airstrikes on suspected weapon convoys en route to Hezbollah.
France and Germany:
The leaders of Germany and France said Syrian President Assad brought the American missile strikes upon himself by using chemical weapons.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande said in a joint statement Friday after talking on the phone that "President Assad alone carries responsibility for these developments" with his "repeated use of chemical weapons and his crimes against his own people."
The two leaders said their countries would continue to work with United Nations partners in "efforts to hold President Assad responsible for his criminal acts."
They called upon the international community to "join forces for a political transition in Syria" in accordance with the U.N. resolution.
The British government says it was informed in advance about U.S. missile strikes on the Syrian airbase, and firmly supports the American action.
Prime Minister Theresa May's office said the action was "an appropriate response to the barbaric chemical weapons attack launched by the Syrian regime, and is intended to deter further attacks."
Defense Secretary Michael Fallon said British officials have "been in close contact with the American government over the last couple of days," and that Defense Secretary James Mattis informed him late Thursday that the U.S. planned to take military action in response to the chemical attack in Syria.
Fallon said Britain, part of an international coalition against ISIS in Syria, had not been asked to participate in the action.
"The American defence secretary Jim Mattis consulted me early yesterday evening about our assessment of the regime's culpability for the chemical weapons attack and we reviewed the need to understand and to deal with any likely Russian reactions to the attack," Fallon told the BBC.
Italy said the U.S. strike on the Shayrat airbase was "proportionate" given the "war crimes" committed by the Assad regime in using chemical weapons against its own people.
Italy said the U.S. strikes would serve as a deterrent for any possible future chemical attacks.
Premier Paolo Gentiloni said: "Against war crimes, for which the Bashar Assad regime is responsible, I believe the images of death and suffering that we have seen in recent days after the use of chemical weapons are images that we cannot accept seeing again."
Italy urged Russia to use its influence with Damascus to enforce a cease-fire, and expressed hope that renewed U.S.-Russia talks could result in a U.N.-guided political transition in Syria. Italy is a close U.S. ally and has participated in U.S.-led military coalitions in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Friday that the Australian government, "strongly supports the swift and just response of the United States," to the chemical attack in Syria.
"This was a calibrated, proportionate and targeted response. It sends a strong message to the Assad regime, and as I said, has been struck at the very airfield from which the chemical attack was delivered," Turnbull said, adding that while Australia wasn't involved in the strike, his government was "fully committed as a coalition partner to our ongoing military operations in Iraq and Syria."
First published on April 7, 2017 / 8:18 AM
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World's Largest Collection of Pornography
– April 20, 2006Posted in: Journalism
A visit to San Francisco's Institute for the Advanced Study of Human Sexuality, and a portion of its 22 warehouses stuffed with pornography from all over the world.
The World's Biggest Stash
'The clip we're about to see is from a film called Make Mine Milk,' says a film archivist named Paul Potocky. 'The gal who stars in it is lactating. It's one of my favorites, filmed right here in San Francisco.' He pushes play on a video recorder, and the audience is treated to a grainy, five-foot image of greasy hippies having sex. For the next two hours, similar clips roll past, from Maxine's Dating Service to Miss Kinsey's Report, Starship Eros, Hitler's Harlot, and Reckless Claudia. All examples from the dawn of America's adult film industry, and featuring the genre's requisite dirty feet, hairy bellies, pink faces, stoned expressions, and wretched acting. But we're not sitting in a sticky-floor theater with peeling wallpaper. We're actually in a meeting room of San Francisco's Cathedral Hill convention hotel. This is the 25th anniversary gala weekend of a state-accredited institution of higher learning. And we've just had lunch.
More than just retro raunch, these skin flicks represent a tiny nugget of pornography's Mother Lode, the world's largest repository of porn and erotica—3 million items, including 400,000 films, which fill 22 warehouses throughout Northern California. The sex and porn industries know about The Archive. It belongs to the Institute for the Advanced Study of Human Sexuality. This specialised school has been squiring away such materials for nearly three decades, valiantly cataloging what it refers to as America's 'erotic heritage.' Everyone knows of it, but few have ever seen it.
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Europe Tour is a 1992 album by Canadian singer Roch Voisine containing some of his best live performances in Europe with 22 of his hits, 18 in French and 4 in English. The album was successful on the chart.

In France, the album spawned a sole single : "La légende Oochigeas", which was released in live version and hit number four on the singles chart and remained in the top 50 for 20 weeks.

Europe Tour debuted at #15 on 21 October 1992 on the SNEP Albums Chart and had a peak at number two seven weeks later. It totaled ten weeks in the top ten and 20 weeks in the top 50. In 1993, the album was certified Platinum disc for over 300,000 copies sold.

Track listing
English language songs marked with **

Disc 1
 Ouverture IV" (instrumental) — 2:06
 Là-bas dans l'ombre" (Voisine, Lefèvre / Katz) — 2:07
 Fille de pluie" (Voisine, Huet / Voisine) — 1:26
 Ton blues" (Voisine, Marc Voisine, Lefèvre / Sperenza) — 2:18
 La promesse" (Lefebvre, Voisine) — 2:41
 All Wired Up" ** (Voisine) — 4:06
 Prélude" — 1:19
 Les Jardins de St-Martin (Princesse)" (Voisine) — 3:19
 Souviens-toi" (Voisine) — 3:31
 La légende Oochigeas" (Voisine, Campbell) — 6:16
 Until Death Do Us Part" ** (Francis Cabrel, Campbell, Voisine) — 3:38
 Avec tes yeux pretty face" (Voisine) — 3:32
 L'idole" (Voisine) — 4:19

Disc 2
 "La Berceuse du petit diable" (Decary, Voisine) — 4:34
 "Waiting" ** (Voisine) — 3:32
 "Darlin'" (Ciciola, Decary, Izzo, Voisine) — 4:19
 "Avant de partir" (Décarie / Gauthier) — 2:54
 "On the Outside" ** (Campbell, Voisine) — 4:44
 "Pourtant" (Voisine, Lefèvre / Voisine) — 7:21
 "Hélène"  (Voisine, Lessard / Voisine) — 6:24
 "Tous les soirs c'est Saturday" (Voisine / Voisine, Price) — 6:11
 "Bye Bye" (Lefebcre, Voisine, Vollant) — 4:55

Personnel
 Paul Vincent - management
 Marc Beaulieu - musical director, vocals
 Peter Barbeau - drums
 Kevin De Souza - bass
 Rejean Lachance - guitar
 Christian Peloquin, James Campbell - guitar, vocals
 Claude Castonguay - keyboards
 Paul Picard - percussion
 Deborah Cox, Luce Duffault, Kim Richardson - vocals
 Michael Delaney - mixing
 René Weis, Luc Pellerin, Jean Massicott, Bill Kinal - mixing assistants
 Nuit de Chine - design
 François Darmigny / Sygma - photos
 Roch Voisine, André Di Cesare - producer

References

External links
Roch Voisine Official site album page

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Capital Power Announces Increased Size of Preferred Share Offering
EDMONTON, Alberta – Capital Power Corporation ("Capital Power") (TSX:CPX) announced today that as a result of strong investor demand for its previously announced offering of Cumulative Minimum Rate Reset Preference Shares, Series 7 (the "Series 7 Shares"), the underwriters have exercised their option to increase the size of the offering to 8,000,000 Series 7 Shares. The Series 7 Shares will be issued at a price of $25.00 per Series 7 Share (the "Offering") for aggregate gross proceeds of $200 million on a bought deal basis with a syndicate of underwriters, co-led by TD Securities Inc. and CIBC Capital Markets.
The Series 7 Shares will pay fixed cumulative dividends of $1.50 per share per annum, yielding 6.00% per annum, payable on the last business day of March, June, September and December of each year, as and when declared by the board of directors of Capital Power, for the initial period ending December 31, 2021. Based on an October 4, 2016 closing, the first quarterly dividend of $0.3616 per share is expected to be paid on December 30, 2016. The dividend rate will be reset on December 31, 2021 and every five years thereafter at a rate equal to the sum of the then five-year Government of Canada bond yield and 5.26%, provided that, in any event, such rate shall not be less than 6.00%. The Series 7 Shares are redeemable by Capital Power, at its option, on December 31, 2021 and every five years thereafter.
Holders of Series 7 Shares will have the right to convert all or any part of their shares into Cumulative Floating Rate Preference Shares, Series 8 (the "Series 8 Shares"), subject to certain conditions, on December 31, 2021 and every five years thereafter. Holders of Series 8 Shares will be entitled to receive a cumulative quarterly floating dividend at a rate equal to the sum of the then 90-day Government of Canada Treasury Bill yield plus 5.26%, as and when declared by the board of directors of Capital Power.
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Standard & Poor's, a division of the McGraw Hill Companies, Inc., has assigned a provisional rating of P-3 for the Series 7 Shares and DBRS Limited has assigned a preliminary rating of Pfd-3 (low) for the Series 7 Shares.
The Series 7 Shares will be issued pursuant to a prospectus supplement to Capital Power's short form base shelf prospectus dated May 3, 2016. This prospectus supplement will be filed with securities regulatory authorities in Canada. The Offering is subject to receipt of all necessary regulatory and stock exchange approvals.
Neither the Series 7 Shares nor the Series 8 Shares have been registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and neither may be offered or sold in the United States or to, or for the account or benefit of, U.S. persons absent registration or an applicable exemption from registration requirements. This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any security, and shall not constitute an offer, solicitation or sale of the securities in any state in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful.
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All forward-looking information or statements reflect Capital Power's assumptions and analyses made by Capital Power in light of its experience and perception of historical trends, current conditions and expected future developments, and other factors it believes are appropriate. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on this forward-looking information. Capital Power undertakes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking information except as required by law. For additional information on the assumptions made, and the risks and uncertainties which could cause actual results to differ from the anticipated results, refer to Capital Power's Management's Discussion and Analysis dated and filed February 18, 2016 under Capital Power's profile on SEDAR at http://www.sedar.com/ and other reports filed by Capital Power with Canadian securities regulators.
About Capital Power
Capital Power (TSX: CPX) is a growth-oriented North American power producer headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta. The company develops, acquires, operates and optimizes power generation from a variety of energy sources. Capital Power owns more than 3,200 megawatts of power generation capacity at 18 facilities across North America. More than 700 megawatts of owned generation capacity is in advanced development in Alberta and under construction in Kansas.
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