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Apologies for the noob question. I'm working on a multitrack project. The project begins with Track 1, a single-measure riff that repeats 7 times. Track 2 comes in after the first two measures and then repeats 5 times.
My issue, essentially: I cannot figure out how to get track 2 to come in on measure 3 and repeat 5 times. It seems to me that the 'repeat measure' function is global, so, in the above example, I'm forced to have 7 measures repeat across both tracks 1 and 2.
It's true, this is an unfortunate limitation of the app at the moment. One of my goals for future versions is to allow users to write music more like you would in a DAW, with tracks having independently loopable sections to cut down on repetition. Designing this kind of system for music written in traditional staff / tablature notation is somewhat challenging, but I think it can be done, so I hope to have that implemented at some point.
It likely will not be in the upcoming 2.0 update, but if not it will be looked at shortly afterward. In the mean time, unfortunately you'll have to manually repeat those measures.


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"The architectural form of Santa Sophia is concealed by the richness of decoration. The walls, from the ground up, are covered in identical manner. Plaques of red, yellow and green marble blend with the mosaics, and these are further embellished by the capitals, imposts, architraves and friezes."
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"Hagia Sophia was built in the amazingly short time of five years...The daring of the design, and perhaps the speed of the construction, made the structure unstable. Its first dome fell after an earthquake, and its replacement (in 563, with a higher profile than the original) had to be repaired after partial collapses in the ninth and fourteenth centuries."
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One of the latest discoveries in Hagia Sophia the angel faced mosaic.
The dome rises 210 feet above the floor and has a diameter of 110 feet.
The nave is 135 feet wide, more than twice the width of the aisles which measure 62 feet.
of a pagan temple. Three separate basilicas have been built here in different times and they were all called by the same name. Although no churches were built during the reign of Constantine the Great, some sources maintain that the first Hagia Sophia basilica was built by him. Actually, the first small basilica with a wooden roof was constructed in the second half of the 4th century by Constantinius, the son of Constantine the Great.
The first church on the site was built by the Eastern Roman Emperor Constantius, son of Emperor Constantine, who had liberated the Christian faith from centuries of persecution. Constantius' church was consecrated in 360 AD. At first it was known as the Great Church because it was the largest at the time. Later it became known as Holy Wisdom, a name attributed to Christ by theologians of the 4th century.
In 404 AD the church was destroyed by mobs set into action when Emperor Arcadius sent Archbishop John Chrysostom into exile for his criticism of the Empress.
In 415 AD Emperor Theodosius II rebuilt the church. It too fell victim to a rampaging mob in the time of Monophysite heretics in 532 AD. A bloody uprising broke out at a chariot race in the Hippodrome, ten thousands of the inhabitants of the city were killed and numerous buildings were destroyed. Hagia Sophia church was among the structures burnt. The slogan chanted at this revolt was "Nika" which was directed against Emperor Justinian.
The new Emperor Justinian, firm defender of orthodoxy, made short work of the howling heretics and ordered that construction begin on a new basilica such as had never been seen before. The structure was designed by the architects Anthemius of Tralles and Isidore of Miletus. The construction work lasted from 532 to 537; the new church was consecrated by Patriarch Menas on December 27, 537.
During the consecration ceremony, Justinian could not suppress his excitement. He entered the church in a chariot, thanked God, and shouted that he had outdone King Solomon.
On May 7, 558, the dome of the church collapsed due to an earthquake in December 557, and though a new dome was quickly rebuilt, according to historical records the new dome was not identical to the original.
In 1204 AD, Roman Catholic crusaders of the Fourth Crusade attacked and sacked Constantinople and the Great Church. This left behind a legacy of bitterness among Eastern Christians which continues to this day. For more that 1000 years Holy Wisdom served as the cathedral church of the Patriarch of Constantinople as well as the church of the Byzantine court.
On May 29, 1453, when the Ottoman Turkish Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror seized the Imperial City and converted the Great Church into his mosque long lasting function of Hagia Sophia came to an end . It remained a mosque until 1935 when Turkish head-of-state Mustafa Kemal converted it into a museum. Years later the plaster which had been applied by the Muslims to cover the icons was removed, revealing Byzantine art for the first time to modern eyes.
Architecturally the grand basilica represented a major revolution in church design and construction in that it featured a huge dome which necessitated the implementation of new ideas in order to support the weight of this dome. A feat which had not been attempted before.
The dome which became universal in Byzantine church construction symbolised the vault of heaven. In the days when there was no steel used in construction, large roofs and domes had to be supported by massive pillars and walls. The dome of Hagia Sophia was supported by four piers, each measuring about 98.5 sqm at the base. Four arches swing across linked by four pendentives. The apices of the arches and the pendentives support the circular base from which rises the dome which is pierced by forty single-arched windows which admit light to the interior.
Despite its uniqueness and magnificence, the structure has some vital limitations. The most important problem was the enormous size of the dome and the pressure it exerted on the side walls. The architectural elements necessary for transmitting the weight of such a dome to the foundations were not fully developed at that time.
As Istanbul lies in an earthquake-sensitive region, the massive structure of the Great Church was deemed sufficient to meet the threat. That expectation however was disappointed when in later years earthquakes destroyed parts of the church and dome, requiring complete repairs including the construction of large buttresses to support the walls which in turn held up the dome.
Vast sums were spent in all ages for the upkeep of Hagia Sophia. The immediate restorations undertaken after the Turkish conquest in 1453 to convert it into a mosque saved this beautiful building. Among the major restorations at later times were the buttresses built by Turkish architect Sinan in the 16th century, the restoration by the Fossafi brothers in mid-19th century, and the repairs including the fortification of the dome with iron bands after 1930. Existing modern portable metal scaffolding will make future restoration work easier.
It was the model for other Byzantine churches throughout Eastern Christian world as seen for example in the Church of Holy Wisdom in Kyiv. In the Slavic East the style was modified to suit the Slavic esthetic sensibilities, most notable in Russia where the soaring but narrower domes top the many beautiful churches.


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Beyonce seems like an odd choice to perform at the Country Music Awards. She isn't a country music artist and her values definitely don't line up with those of most country music fans. But she did perform, along with the Dixie Chicks, singing her song "Daddy Lessons." And not everyone was happy about it.
Country music often has religious themes, pro-military lyrics and is certainly gun-friendly. And for what it's worth, "Daddy Lessons" did have some pro-gun lyrics.
"Oh, my daddy said shoot / He held me in his arms / And he taught me to be strong /He told me when he's gone /Here's what you do / When trouble comes to town / And men like me come around / Oh, my daddy said shoot."
But the Dixie Chicks have been country music outcasts ever since they performed overseas and took the opportunity to insult President George W. Bush, so it makes sense that they performed with Beyonce — a left-wing cop-hater.
While some were happy about Beyonce's performance, others were not as happy.
Considering the pro-police, pro-military, pro-US flag stance of the country music audience, surprised Beyonce is performing #CMAawards50
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Beyonce and the #DixieChicks are a disgrace to the #CMAawards50.
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Shameful the #CMAawards50 allows a cop hating, Anti-American Racist on their stage! When did country music lose its way?#SellOuts #Beyonce
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The company, which specializes in made-to-order pizzas that advertise for about $10, started in 2012 with one location. It has aback developed to accommodate 15 breadth food and about 374 employees.
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Billingslaget saw a young Hajarna team take the field for the first time in… well, we're not sure but, ever before? Due to some late injuries, Hajarna was short in the head count to make a complete team, but went to Skövde to develop, play baseball and have a great time.
Hajarna face off against Sundbyberg Heat
The five young Sharks representing the club as play began Saturday were Leo Sandgren, Carl Adkins, Gabriel Wargswärd, Gillan André and Heloisa Castro on the first day with temperatures of close to 30 degrees Celsius at the time of the first pitch, at 10:30 in the morning. But before that, there was more heat to come, as the team of Sundbyberg Heat showed up, lending players to the Sharks so that Hajarna could play with a complete team on the field throughout the tournament.
Catcher Leo Sandgren, flashing the fast ball sign
Hajarna played really well, being patient at the plate and improving their focus on the field as the tournament progressed. "We have a young team for a U15 tournament, but I am amazed by the effort and the desire to learn more", says coach Rickard Kronqvist. "Playing against more experienced teams, and also having the opportunity to have some very experienced players from Sundbyberg on our team, was an inspiration to us. Both as players and coaches."
Carl Adkins, ready to take a pick-off throw from pitcher Gillan André
On Sunday, there was a slight breeze, but the temperature was still well in the thirties, and that little breeze very rarely reached the field. Daniel Diaz was added to the Hajarna roster on Sunday, and it was great to play with a complete infield as a team, while Sundbyberg now only had to add outfielders.
Heloisa Castro in the outfield
Gabriel Wargswärd and Carl Adkins warming up
Göteborg Hajarna played the Skövde Saints, Sölvesborg Firehawks, Nyköping Knights, and Sundbyberg Heat over the week, and ended up with a record of 1-3.
"We executed well, learned a lot and the baseball world just got a glimpse of some hungry sharks waiting to attack," were the final words from Kronqvist before walking off into the blazing sunset, humming the theme from "Jaws".
This entry was posted in Gothenburg Sharks on June 4, 2018 by Joel Earnest.
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Stephen Fry, the 100th Lego Classicist
Yet another great announcement for the classicists who love LEGO. The well-known Australian historical archivist Liam D. Jensen, AKA The Lego Classicist, is informing us about the revealing of the 100th entry in this rich and precious collection of classicists.
This time, the coveted acknowledgment will go to the world-famous British star Stephen Fry.
Fry has starred in theatre plays, full length pictures and TV series; besides, all throughout his career he's been a film director and scriptwriter, a TV host, a journalist and a book author.
An important part of his writing activities is indeed focused on the subject of mythology; we had the honour of interviewing Stephen Fry on this occasion.
You wrote many books on the subject of myth. Where does this interest start, and what inspires you?
Mythology, but specifically Greek myth, gripped me from the first. I had liked fairy stories well enough when young, as most children do, but I sensed straight away that myths were somehow different, they came from a different place, they could be "taken to be true" in a certain kind of way that was stronger than fantasy. I think it was the personalities in Greek myth that so beguiled me. Without being conscious in any way of what myth is – where it comes from, who thought the stories up – I think it was clear to me that they had a truth and a depth too them that was more imperishable and somehow more important than, for example, Snow White and Rapunzel on the one hand, or the Hobbit and Narnia on the other. I have no wild objection to author-created fantasy worlds, but they could never reach me the way stories of myth could and still do.
What does it mean for Stephen Fry to popularize and/or retell a subject?
Goodness, I am not sure. I suppose in my wildest moments of self-belief and optimism I might hope that I combined enough of an ability to animate and entertain with enough authority and knowledge too - such a combination allowing people simultaneously to enjoy what I write but also to feel in some sense enriched by the confidence that they were (perhaps for the first time, or at least for a long time) drawing from the same narrative waters that so many generations of our ancestors had drawn. I get such pleasure when people tell me that they finally felt able to connect dots between — for example — Apollo and Hermes or the Titans and the Olympians, or that they feel familiar with characters whose names had often seemed remote and forbidding, Clytemnestra, say or Antigone. What once had been rather academic sounding names were at last knowable. Most of all, I hope to have taken away the scent of chalk dust and the stuffy school room...
The cover of the book Troy: Our Greatest Story Retold - Stephen Fry's Greek Myth, Penguin Books (2020)
How have your studies on English literature influenced your choices and your activities?
It's impossible to say: I suspect that the traces of a lifetime's love of reading will have left their mark in all kinds of ways that I cannot necessarily know or define. I think that a sense of irony (by which I mean something more than mocking irony, sarcasm or a sense of cosmic irony) is crucial to full human social development. An ironic mind is one that understand how to adopt another point of view, how to substitute (like a kind of social algebra) different ways of thinking, how to lay the patterns from one form of discourse on another (I know that doesn't sound very clear, but I hope you get what I mean). The opposite of a ironising mind is a literalist mind, a dangerous and all too common presence in our world as larger and larger proportions of society rise in the world in new generations, sadly it seems unequipped with the ability to think ironically (such an ability presupposes the gift to think logically and imaginatively for you cannot be an ironist without a rigid sense of logic coupled with the ability to penetrate the knowledge and experience of others). My friend Matt D'Ancona put it very well when writing about another friend, the late Christopher Hitchens: "The struggle for a free intelligence has always been a struggle between the ironic and the literal mind … unlike rigid ideology and fundamentalism, irony – saying one thing while meaning another – helps us to recognise complexity, paradox, nuance and absurdity." And nothing, I would suggest, allows for this facility more than an exposure to literature and drama.
In your book Heroes: Mortal and Monsters, Quests and Adventures, you wrote again about classical mythology, and of vices and virtues of the Gods. How do you imagine a fictitious Olympus?
Well, I am sorry to have to break it to you, but an Olympus peopled by quarrelling and fractious gods is a fiction. When you climb Mount Olympus in Greece you will find nothing but a very cold, damp, cloudy and rocky empty space. No gods there at all. The idea that there ever were gods there is … well, if not fictitious then mythical. We can think about what we mean by the difference. A fiction is fabricated by an individual mind, or occasionally a group of collaborating minds. A myth is fabricated by a whole society. Myths can be called, as Joseph Campbell did, "public dreams" or, if you prefer Carl Jung's phrase, they are expressions of a "collective unconscious". The collective unconscious of the Greeks, in my view, is so appealing because it understands that if the world is majestic, beautiful, awe-inspiring, noble and beautiful (as it clearly is) then the gods must be all those things …. BUT, the Greeks also knew that if the world is brutal, cruel, capricious, unjust, ugly and savage then the gods must be all those things too. Therefore, for the first time in human story-telling, the Greek pantheon is presented as one of personalities who are several things at once: mean but beautiful, cruel but fair, noble but capricious, etc etc etc. In other words, unlike so many other mythic cycles, the Greek one is filled with the ambiguities, inconsistencies and multiplicities of character that we find in our real lives. The very complexity, paradox, nuance and absurdity that I mentioned earlier. They are the first mythic cycle in our human history to have been shaped and reshaped by poets and dramatists to become a perfect blend of the religious, the literary, the dramatic, the visionary, the comic and the symbolic. They are, I think one can say therefore, a work of art.
The cover of the book Heroes. The myths of the Ancient Greek heroes retold, by Stephen Fry, Penguin Books (2019)
Stephen Fry will be the 100th Lego Classicist, did you know the project already?
I had heard of it, but never in my wildest dreams did I imagine I might be the Lego Centenarian.
Liam D. Jensen and Alessandra Randazzo talking about the 100th LEGO Classicist
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We Like Him, We Love Him: See Tim McGraw Through the Years
Christina Vinson
On May 1, 1967, Earth was graced with a little more country, thanks to the birth of Samuel Timothy Smith, or Tim McGraw, as the world knows him.
McGraw learned how to play guitar as a student at Northeast Louisiana University (now the University of Louisiana at Monroe). The Delhi, La., native was in school on a baseball scholarship but dropped out in 1989 -- on the day his country hero, Keith Whitley, passed away -- to pursue his dreams of a music career. And he hasn't looked back since: McGraw signed with Curb Records in 1990, struck success with his 1994 record Not a Moment Too Soon, and has gone on to make a big impact on country music.
The "Live Like You Were Dying" hitmaker is no longer a baby-faced 20-something with long hair and a mustache; now, he's a superstar with an impressive resume of studio albums, Grammys, ACM Awards and CMA Awards. Plus, he is a father of three, the husband of fellow country star Faith Hill and a self-professed workout maniac, looking more chiseled than ever.
Click through the gallery below to see McGraw's changing looks over the years, from album covers to red carpet appearances and live shows. His fashion sense, hair (facial and otherwise), physical structure and more have changed, and it's all featured in the photos.
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Shinola to open a boutique hotel in Detroit
By Ann Binlot	 September 16, 2016
In a natural step for Detroit-based lifestyle brand Shinola, the label, along with Detroit real estate company Bedrock recently announced that it will open the first Shinola Hotel, which will be located at 1400 Woodward Avenue in Detroit. Don't get too excited just yet — the hotel is scheduled to open in fall 2018.
Shinola Hotel will combine the Shinola sensibility of American craftsmanship with Bedrock's urban revitalization. The hotel will have over 130 guest rooms, with Detroit-inspired design by Gachot Studios and the Detroit-based Kraemer Design Group. New York-based NoHo Hospitality Group was charged with developing an innovative food and beverage program for the hotel.
"We are excited about this venture because it presents a challenging creative exercise to create a boutique hotel concept that Detroit will be proud of. We've assembled best-in-class talent that will result in an experience which reflects the philosophy of the Shinola brand." said Tom Kartsotis, founder, Shinola. "We are partnering with industry experts like Gachot Studios for interior design and help with real estate development, as well as NoHo Hospitality to guide the food and beverage programming. Josh Pickard, one of the NoHo Hospitality partners, grew up in Detroit so it all felt very organic."
Over the past few years, Detroit has seen a number of new hotels pop up in the city. "While Detroit has seen the launch of new hotels over the last few years, we still see a gap in the boutique hotel market," adds Dan Mullen, executive vice president, Bedrock. "The Shinola hotel will be like nothing else in Detroit and will be strategically located in the now burgeoning shopping district on Woodward Avenue. We know out of town visitors will appreciate the central location and unique experience the hotel will offer, while local Detroiters will want to stop in for a dinner or drink while shopping downtown."
And of course, what hotel is complete without a food and beverage program that will turn it into one of the city's hottest go-to destinations? "A great hotel provides something for everyone, we will create a diverse program to engage guests, and welcome and energize the community," Christine Gachot, co-founder, Gachot Studios. "We look forward to activating the street level and getting people out walking, jumping from one venue to the next and exploring. We hope it will become a destination for those in and outside the city."
We can't wait to see what the Shinola Hotel will look like.
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How does the CPP compare to Australia's superannuation funds?
Kanupriya Vashisht Handa | November 22, 2019
As employer-sponsored pension plans and personal retirement savings continue to shrink, the third pillar of Canada's retirement income troika, the publicly funded Canada Pension Plan, is seeing improvements.
Some of the enhancements, which are being gradually phased in from Jan. 1, 2019, borrow from what Australia already has in place for its superannuation system. In Canada, for instance, both employer and employee contributions to the CPP are mandatory. Over the next seven years, the combined contribution rate will incrementally reach 11.9 per cent for earnings up to the original earnings limit and eight per cent for earnings in the additional earnings range.
Read: A primer on the incoming CPP/QPP enhancements
Down under, responsibility for compulsory contribution lies solely with the employer, while employee contribution is voluntary. Also, Australia's superannuation system is based on individual accounts, like a defined contribution plan, compared to Canada's collective CPP, which is a defined benefits plan.
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The percentage of Australia's working population covered by the country's super funds
$2.7 trillion
The assets of these funds, which comprise the fourth largest pension market globally
The average Australian's retirement income
Sources: The Australian Government Productivity Commission; the Association of Super Annuation Funds
Since it's essentially a DC plan, Australians have considerable flexibility in choosing their investment strategies based on their own preferences and circumstances, says Felicity Walsh, head of institutional and alternatives at Franklin Templeton Investments for Australia and New Zealand. This includes the option to switch or split their superannuation between different funds, and even establish a self-managed fund.
Plan members can also withdraw their superannuation account balances as a lump sum at retirement, or even before, and without penalty in cases of severe financial hardship, to meet the cost of medical expenses and in the case of terminal illness. The plans also fully vest to the individual and can be bequeathed on death.
In addition, superannuation earnings are concessionally taxed at 15 per cent and are usually tax-free in the retirement drawdown phase. That's another big incentive for individuals to set dollars aside to fund their retirement and keep their savings within the system as they move from the accumulation to the decumulation phase, says Walsh.
Read: How are different countries tackling decumulation?
She commends Australia's taxation structure for its super funds. "It doesn't unduly favour upper income earners. In some countries, Canada included, high-income earners — those earning four times average earnings — benefit from a higher overall tax advantage than average earners and low-income earners — [those] earning 60 per cent of average earnings."
David Orford, managing director of Australia-based Optimum Pensions Pty. Ltd., says another benefit of the super funds is their ability to add assets to the private sector, without much — if any — government control. "They are invested in our industries and used to buy back our companies from overseas control and create jobs."
While Canada's pension system is public, he suggests the country could similarly benefit from compulsory contributions invested in a private pension system. "The maximum pensionable earnings in Canada are also relatively low — $57,400 in 2019," he says. "A super guarantee, contribution-style system could have much higher limits. In Australia, the limit is $216,120 [in 2019]."
Despite the level of individual freedom and incentives allowed by super funds, they do have a flip side. Victoria Lee, a retirement solutions consultant at Aon, says the Australian system is only better for more seasoned individual investors who desire more flexibility. "It's a risk for average investors who need to be responsible for their own retirement savings and for the decisions they make — both good and bad."
In addition, most super fund members aren't actively engaged and don't make the most of the choices outside of the default options, says Walsh.
Rob Vandersanden, an international pension consultant and partner in retirement solutions at Aon, believes the CPP is a more efficient and secure way of delivering retirement benefits than most DC plans. "When you look at a typical return earned in an individual DC plan, it tends to lag what you'd earn in DB plans overseen by pension committees comprised of professional advisors."
Read: Is more investment choice actually good for DC plan members?
Individuals, he adds, are asked to make complicated investment decisions they're sometimes not comfortable with. "They tend to avoid risk and end up with a smaller pension as a result."
Perhaps the biggest criticism faced by super funds is their scant protection against longevity risk. According to Orford, fewer than one per cent of Australian retirees elect to receive their retirement benefits in the form of a lifetime pension that broadly keeps up with inflation.
"That's why, while the size of Australia's superannuation assets is greater than those in Canada — despite Canada's population being roughly 50 per cent larger than Australia's — Canadians outperform us in their standard of living in retirement."
Kanupriya Vashisht Handa is a freelance writer based in Milton, Ont.
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.. our mutual American friend, David from Seattle WA. They've both ridden over a thousand, often atrociously wet miles during the last three days, mostly on twisty Hwy 1 and the 101, in order to meet us right here - just south of San Francisco's Bay Area.
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Brexit – this is where the wheels come off: UK (and now Dutch) Notified Body BSi has advised that all UK issued CE certificates become invalid in case of no deal Brexit.
BSi, in a letter to its clients has confirmed advice from the UK and Netherlands Competent Authorities that in the event of a no deal Brexit at end of March, all CE certificates from UK Notified Bodies become invalid and product backed by these certificates will no longer be able to be supplied in Europe.
LRQA is establishing a new Netherlands Notified Body but expects designation between June and September – leaving an obvious gap.
UL (UK) has as its most recent advice a statement dated 2016 offering commitment to remain as a Notified Body but provides no further details on its website.
So what can manufacturers do?
This must be done before the 29 March Brexit date. For BSi customers, there is the option of a transfer to the new BSi Netherlands Notified Body and BSi will attempt to expedite this process. For manufacturers certified with other UK Notified Bodies, it may be necessary to go to another Notified Body in absence of an "in-house" alternative.
Again this must be done before the 29 March Brexit date. Placing on the market means being physically manufactured and entered into a European supply chain – e.g. by shipping to a Warehouse within the European Union (in any of the EU27 member states, not the UK).
Meanwhile, the UK Parliament continues to spin its wheels as the whole show approaches the "No Deal" clifftop.
The United Kingdom Competent Authority MHRA, without a hint of irony, provides its official position on its website under the headline "Making a Success of Brexit". This includes statements that the MHRA continues to supervise UK Notified Bodies and that "preparations to implement proposed new Regulations for Medical Devices and IVDs continue". This is all rather painfully starting to look like wishful thinking.
In a more helpful publication, MHRA advises on plans for a No Deal Brexit in a Further Guidance Note. This sets out transitional arrangements to ensure product can still be marketed in the UK. But it's silent on what is (or is not) possible in Europe. The MHRA, after all, is focused on regulations in the UK.
The rest of Europe is getting on with MDR/IVDR. The MDR transition is looking ever more flexible and the IVD industry is waking up to the enormity of the change. And EUDAMED is still lumbering along as a mega-IT project. But at least it's all moving in the right direction. See here for our recent update on progress.


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California is having one of the driest years on record, causing some of the worst drought conditions in recorded history. It's so dry in California that in Jan. 2014, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. proclaimed a State of Emergency, and directed state officials to take necessary actions to prepare for and respond to drought conditions. In order to reduce water usage state-wide, The California Energy Commission prioritized water efficiency measures for faucets, toilets, and urinals to implement the Governor's vision for all Californians to conserve water in every way possible.
California consumes about 443 billion gallons of water a year for flushing toilets and urinals, and running faucets. Reducing water consumption by establishing minimum efficiency standards for these appliances is a key component of California's overall water and energy use strategies. Reducing water consumption is a key component of California's overall water and energy use strategies.
How much water and energy can be saved?
The update to the standards for toilets, urinals, and faucets would save about 10.3 billion gallons of water, 30.6 million therms (Mtherm) of natural gas, and 218 gigawatt hours (GWh) a year when the standards are first in effect. By 2039 after the existing stock of water appliances are replaced, the savings increases to an estimated 105 billion gallons of water, 278 Mtherm of natural gas, and 2,100 GWh of electricity a year. This is a savings of more than three times the annual amount of water used by the City of San Francisco. In addition, the standards would reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2 million tons of carbon dioxide annually.
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'I'm a big deal in my living room': Jane Gazzo talks radio, TV and the future of music
By Ben Pobjie
Jane Gazzo has interviewed a vast array of Australian musicians. During these trying times, as the host of the ABC's The Sound, she's on the frontlines of discussions about the future of the industry and has a unique perspective on the talent – emerging and established – leading the conversation. Gazzo still gets nervous before a big interview, still listens to the radio to find new music, and still believes in the power of the song. And she's still answering questions about her bookcase.
Has The Sound been affected by COVID-19?
Absolutely, we're doing it from my living room! On the first season, my living room was on national television, so it's affected it a lot.
So that was forced on you, it wasn't just an aesthetic choice.
No, it wasn't, that is actually my living room, in front of my CD rack. And the amount of questions I got about the books behind me, as if they were chosen specifically for the show ... I got more questions about the choice of books behind me than some of the artists.
Jane Gazzo, presenter of The Sound, has been hosting the ABC show from her home.
What were the highlights for you of the first season?
Interviewing Kylie from London over Zoom to talk about her new album, that was really special. And some of the co-hosts we had, like Russell Crowe, and Bryan Brown in the first episode and it turned out he knew Lime Cordiale really well, he'd watched them grow up. But then there were some of the performances you won't forget in a hurry. I'm talking about Tones and I singing Never Seen The Rain and it literally does rain – that was never in the script, it just started raining in the last take we did for her. Bliss n Eso performing live on Centrepoint Tower: that was just crazy. Amy Shark in the Bennelong restaurant at Sydney Opera House; she had this Australian choir behind her and it just looked beautiful. They're some of the things that spring to mind.
You've been in the business a while now – do you ever still get starstruck by the people you get to meet?
I'm not sure if it's "starstruck", but I do get a certain nervousness before a big interview. Certainly with Kylie I was really nervous and I didn't want to stuff that one up. Luckily I didn't ... but yeah, those thoughts go through my head along the lines of, "Will they like me? Will they warm to me? What's the first question I need to ask here?" I always think of those things.
How do you deal with people who might be starstruck talking to you?
Oh, I don't think they're starstruck when they talk to me.
Well I'll have to disagree with you there. You're a big deal.
Yes, I'm a big deal in my living room. My kids think I'm a big deal.
It is the year 2020: at this point in history, is music still good?
Music's better. We're not confined to our garages anymore. It's not just about kids playing in their garages and forming bands with their mates anymore, it's about the kid who's a loner in his bedroom working on sounds, uploading them to YouTube or Spotify or Bandcamp. It's the making of the bedroom DJ and the bedroom musician. It's been a decade of collaboration, too, where once collaborations were not that common, now you look at the charts and it's such-and-such featuring with such-and-such. Collaborations have come to the fore and a lot of artists talk about collaborating very early on in their careers now where once they would probably hone their craft a little bit more, back in the day.
So it's a more open field.
I think there are so many more avenues and so many more ways now to get your music heard. Is that a good or a bad thing? It's neither, it just is. A lot of artists talk about the frustration of trying to get heard, but I think it's still about the song. It's always been about the song. As long as there's a good song, I think it will get heard amongst all the avenues there are.
As I get older, I find it harder to stay aware of what's current in music. Is that a challenge for you?
Not so much a challenge, only because I have young kids, and also I lecture at the Australian College of the Arts – I teach music industry, and every week I ask my students what they're listening to and they keep me across a lot of stuff. I still listen to radio, that's still my first port of call; that's something that's ingrained in me. I started out listening to community radio, that's how I discovered bands, and I still go to radio. I'm still grateful we have community radio in Melbourne, PBS is probably my go-to. And with The Sound as well, I'm inundated with new music.
How important is a show like The Sound to the Australian music industry?
I don't think we can underestimate how important it is to have an Australian music television show on free-to-air. We haven't had that before The Sound for a long, long time. When we look back on 2020, historically and musically, how will we know what's happening? I think what The Sound has achieved is it's not only highlighting our emerging talent and established talent, it's documenting this period. I think that's really important, because as a music lover I go back to Recovery and Countdown and Sounds and Video Hits, and it's always wonderful to look at those YouTube clips and see what we were listening to back then. I think it's been really important to document 2020, because it's been such an unusual and challenging year for our arts and music industry. But also, for many of those artists it was their first time ever on television, so these are really special moments not only for the artists but also for the viewers who get to meet these artists.
Season 2 of The Sound airs on ABC on November 1.
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John Hunter Schedule is Up - Come Cheer on the Team!
Sponsored by Georgia Tech Crew and the Saint Andrew Rowing Club, the 26th annual John Hunter Regatta (JHR) will be held on Saturday, March 24, 2012 at the Lake Lanier Olympic Course in Gainesville, GA. The GTCA invites all parents, alumni, and friends of GT Crew to cheer on the team at their only home race of the season! Come out for a special lunch in which Aberdeen will present a trophy to last year's Dad Vail gold medalists from the Men's Varsity 4+.
After GT's spectacular performance against Emory and UGA at the A-Town Cup Challenge at Stone Mountain Lake last weekend, it will be exciting to see the team after gaining serious speed over Spring Break. GT won all but two of the races against its local rivals last weekend, including big wins in the Men's and Women's varsity and novice eights.
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Liberat je moško osebno ime.

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Ime Libetat izhaja iz latinskega imena Liberatus, ki mu v Sloveniji pomensko ustreza ime Svobodan.

Različice imena
moške oblike imena: Svobodan, Libetato, Liberij, Libero
ženske oblike imena: Libera, Liberia, Liberija

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Po podatkih Statističnega urada Republike Slovenije je bilo na dan 31. decembra 2007 v Sloveniji število moškkih oseb z imenom Liberat manjše kot 5.

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Melissa Myozen Blacker, Roshi, is a Guiding Teacher of Boundless Way Zen, a multi-lineage school of Zen Buddhism with practice sanghas in New England, New York, and Copenhagen, Denmark. She began studying Zen in 1981 and joined the Center for Mindfulness, founded by Jon Kabat-Zinn at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester in 1993. There she worked as a member of the mindfulness-based stress reduction teaching staff, the Associate Director of the Stress Reduction Clinic, and a Director of professional training programs until 2012. Melissa was ordained a Soto Zen priest in 2004 and received dharma transmission from James Ford, Roshi, in 2006, and Inka Shomei in 2010. She is widely published and co-editor of The Book of Mu: Essential Writings of Zen's Most Important Koan.


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White House flag burner says he would do it again, calls Trump vision 'toxic for humanity'
Gregory Johnson said the president's Fourth of July military celebration put him over the edge, and justified a dramatic display of his own.
Author: Mike Valerio
Published: 10:49 PM EDT July 5, 2019
Updated: 8:24 AM EDT July 6, 2019
WASHINGTON — It was a moment of fire and fury, feet from White House grounds, with President Trump the object of the flag-burner's ire.
Protesters in Lafayette Square called and responded, "Fight for a world – without America," as thousands descended on the District for Fourth of July celebrations.
In an instant, flames and accelerant disintegrated one American flag, then another.
RELATED: 2 people arrested after burning American flag on Pennsylvania Ave.
Supporters of the president launched themselves towards the protesters, a cadre of communists who support the creation of a socialist republic in America.
The leader of the protest was a familiar face, and a familiar flag burner.
Gregory Lee "Joey" Johnson, 60, is the man whose landmark 1989 Supreme Court case established flag burning as constitutionally-protected free speech.
Yet 30 years after the decision, Mr. Johnson said the president's Fourth of July military celebration put him over the edge, and justified a dramatic display of his own.
The communist activist vehemently opposes an overly-militaristic America. And if the president was prepared to make a statement Thursday, so was he.
"In the face of a display of military might by the fascist in chief, Donald Trump, the Revolutionary Communists, the Revolution Club went out there and burned American flags," Mr. Johnson said.
"This is something we have a right to do. I should know. It was my case in 1989."
Authorities held the San Francisco resident in jail for nearly 24 hours, with prosecutors eventually declining to pursue charges of felony assault on an officer and malicious burning.
Mr. Johnson left D.C. Superior Court early Friday evening, initially unaware his act caught the president's attention.
Mr. Trump retweeted a Breitbart News article with video of the burning, part of a series of tweets he sent after concluding his "Salute to America" speech at the Lincoln Memorial.
When asked what he would say to the president, Mr. Johnson was blunt.
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"I really don't have anything to say to him. I am emphasizing that there are tens of millions of people out there in society who are being fed a false bill of goods – a fascist bill of goods."
The activist said he opposes the doctrine of "America First," remarking, "it's a whole ugly package and it's toxic for humanity."
In Mr. Johnson's view, the Trump White House has stood for Jingoism – a form of nationalism characterized by blind patriotism and aggressive threats of force.
To the protesters, the flag burning represented a rejection of that world view, even as their fervor was met with near-equal force.
"There was an intensity to the moment right before we burned the flag in front of the White House," Mr. Johnson said. "These fascists were closing in on us, and physically moving to stop us to prevent us from burning the flag."
The activist still faces two charges of disorderly conduct, with a court date scheduled for Aug. 1. Mr. Johnson said he plans to fight the charges, and asked whether he would repeat such an action against Mr. Trump again, his answer was simple.
"I hope to, yeah – keep on the lookout."


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About sc phocomelia syndrome
What is sc phocomelia syndrome?
Phocomelia syndrome (PS) is a rare birth defect that causes severe birth defects, especially of the upper limbs. The bones of the arms, and in some cases other appendages, may be extremely shortened and even absent. The fingers of the hands may be fused. An extreme case results in the absence of the upper bones of both the arms and legs so that the hands and feet appear attached directly to the body. This is called tetraphocomelia.
This disorder, PS, may be genetically transmitted within families as an autosomal recessive trait or may be the result of spontaneous (sporadic) changes in the gene. Because the signs of the disorder so closely mimic those caused by the ingestion of thalidomide by pregnant women, the term "pseudo-thalidomide" is frequently used.
What are the symptoms for sc phocomelia syndrome?
The symptoms associated with Roberts syndrome vary widely from person to person even among members of the same family. Most infants experience growth deficiencies and have abnormalities of the limbs and craniofacial region. Infants with Roberts syndrome often experience life-threatening complications early in infancy.
Affected infants may experience growth deficiencies before and after birth. Intellectual disability is a variable finding that occurs in approximately 50 percent of affected children.
Limb abnormalities are common in infants with Roberts syndrome and may range from underdeveloped Bones in the arms and legs (hypomelia) to complete absence of all four limbs (tetraphocomelia). The arms are usually more severely affected than the legs.
Additional abnormalities may affect the arms and legs including permanent fixation (contracture) of various joints, especially the knees and elbows. The number of fingers and/or toes may be reduced and the fifth fingers may be in a fixed laterally deviated position (clinodactyly). Webbing of the finger and toes (syndactyly) may also be present. Infants with Roberts syndrome may also have a form of club foot where the heel of the foot may be elevated and turned outward away from the body (talipes equinovalgus).
Infants with Roberts syndrome also have a variety of craniofacial abnormalities including a small, broad head (microbrachycephaly); an abnormal groove in the upper lip (cleft lip) with or without incomplete closure of the roof of the mouth (cleft palate); a flattened nose with small wings; an abnormally small jaw (micrognathia); sparse, silvery hair; and malformed, low-set ears that often lack lobes. Some infants may experience premature fusion of the fibrous joints (cranial sutures) between certain Bones in the skull (craniosynostosis). Affected infants may have eye (ocular) abnormalities including widely spaced eyes (hypertelorism); unusually small eyes (microphthalmia); cloudy corneas; and bulging or prominent eyes (proptosis) due to shallow eye cavities (orbits). In some children, the whites of the eyes may be blue (blue sclera) and increased pressure within the eyeball (glaucoma) may also be present.
Some infants with Roberts syndrome may have one or more pink or dark red irregularly shaped patches of skin (hemangiomas) on the face caused by dense collections of small blood vessels (capillaries).
Infants with Roberts syndrome often have abnormalities affecting the genitourinary system. Males may have the urinary opening located on the underside of the penis (hypospadias) and the testicles may fail to descend into the scrotum (cryptorchidism). Females may have a malformed uterus with horn-like branches (bicornuate uterus).
Less common symptoms associated with Roberts syndrome include malformed kidneys, an abnormal increase in cerebrospinal fluid resulting in enlargement of the skull (hydrocephalus), paralysis of cranial nerves, Seizures, heart defects and a decreased number of blood platelets (thrombocytopenia).
What are the causes for sc phocomelia syndrome?
Roberts syndrome is caused by disruptions or changes of the ESCO2 (establishment of cohesion 1 homolog 2) gene located on the short arm (p) of chromosome 8 (8p21.1). Chromosomes, which are present in the nucleus of human cells, carry the genetic information for each individual. Pairs of human chromosomes are numbered from 1 through 22, and an additional 23rd pair of sex chromosomes, which include one X and one Y chromosome in males and two X chromosomes in females. Each chromosome has a short arm designated "p" and a long arm designated "q". Chromosomes are further subdivided into many regions, bands and sub-bands that are numbered. For example, "chromosome 8p21.1" refers to region 2, band 1, sub-band 1 on the short arm of chromosome 8. The numbered bands specify the location of the thousands of genes that are present on each chromosome.
There are certain complex chromosomal abnormalities which are distinguishing features of Roberts syndrome. Most affected individuals have premature centromere separation of various chromosomes, especially chromosomes 1, 9, and 16, a phenomenon often referred to as "puffing." The centromere is the center of a chromosome located between the long and short arms of a chromosome. The characteristic "puffing" abnormality is apparent in mitosis, the process in which a cell divides ultimately forming two cells identical to the original.
Roberts syndrome is inherited in an autosomal recessive pattern in most families. Genetic diseases of this type are determined by two abnormal genes, one received from the father and one from the mother.
Recessive genetic disorders occur when an individual inherits an abnormal gene from each parent. If an individual receives one normal gene and one abnormal gene for the disease, the person will be a carrier for the disease, but usually will not show symptoms. The risk for two carrier parents to both pass the abnormal gene and, therefore, have an affected child is 25% with each pregnancy. The risk to have a child who is a carrier, like the parents, is 50% with each pregnancy. The chance for a child to receive normal genes from both parents is 25%. The risk is the same for males and females.
It is also possible that a new mutation in an autosomal dominant gene could be the cause of Roberts syndrome is some families. Dominant genetic disorders occur when only a single copy of an abnormal gene is necessary to cause a particular disease. The abnormal gene can be inherited from either parent or can be the result of a mutated (changed) gene in the affected individual. The risk of passing the abnormal gene from an affected parent to an offspring is 50% for each pregnancy. The risk is the same for males and females.
What are the treatments for sc phocomelia syndrome?
The treatment of Roberts syndrome is directed toward the specific symptoms that are apparent in each individual. Treatment may require the coordinated efforts of a team of specialists. Pediatricians, surgeons, cardiologists, neurologists, eye specialists, and other health care professionals may need to systematically and comprehensively plan an affected child's treatment.
Individuals with Roberts Syndrome may benefit from surgery for facial and limb defects. Prosthetic devices can also reduce problems associated with missing limbs.
Genetic counseling is recommended for affected individuals and their families. Other treatment is symptomatic and supportive.
What are the risk factors for sc phocomelia syndrome?
Sc phocomelia syndrome, also known as advanced scapholunate collapse, is a rare genetic disorder that causes deformities in the hands and feet. The most common symptoms include clubfoot, underdeveloped thumbs, and an abnormally long radius and ulna. The severity of this condition can vary widely from person to person.
There are a few risk factors for SC phocomelia syndrome:
The mother's age is a significant factor. Women over 35 years old are more likely to have a baby with this condition.
Being pregnant with twins or triplets increases your risk of having a baby with SC phocomelia syndrome.
If you have other family members who have been diagnosed with this condition, there is a higher chance that you will have a baby with it too.
Sc phocomelia syndrome affects males more than females.
If you have family members with sc phocomelia syndrome, there's an increased chance of having it yourself.
You may have a mutation of the SHH gene that causes this syndrome if you're genetically predisposed to it.
Congenital malformations of the spine.
Malformations of the limbs (limb reduction defects).
Abnormalities of the skull, including microcephaly and holoprosencephaly.
A history of maternal infection during pregnancy, such as rubella or cytomegalovirus (CMV).
Shortened limbs,Abnormal bone growth,Arms or legs that are attached directly to the trunk (the body) without elbows or knees,A hand on the end of an arm that looks like it belongs to another person
Deformity of one or more arms or legs (often shorter than normal) and/or other parts of the body (such as fingers and toes),Abnormalities in some internal organs (such as kidneys and intestines),Abnormalities in bones, muscles and joints (such as clubfoot or hip dislocation)
Is there a cure/medications for sc phocomelia syndrome?
There is currently no cure or medications for sc phocomelia syndrome. However, there are some therapies that can be helpful with the condition's symptoms.
One such therapy is occupational therapy. Occupational therapists will work with patients to help them maximize their ability to perform tasks that are hard for them due to the way their muscles and bones have developed.
Another type of therapy is physical therapy, which helps people with sc phocomelia syndrome improve their motor skills and mobility. Physical therapists will work with patients on various exercises and stretches to improve their strength, flexibility, and coordination.
It's also important to mention that there are many ways you can help yourself or your loved one cope with sc phocomelia syndrome if you do not have access to these types of therapies. There are many simple exercises and stretches that anyone can do at home or anywhere else they feel comfortable doing so!
Antibiotics to help fight infections and prevent skin sores from developing
Painkillers (pain pills) like acetaminophen or ibuprofen to reduce pain caused by muscle spasms
Oral steroids to reduce inflammation in muscles and tendons, which can make it more difficult for joints to move properly
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Success with Your Education Research Project is a practical, user-friendly text on research methods aimed specifically at undergraduate students on education courses. Research projects are carried out in schools and non-school settings by nearly all undergraduates in teacher training, Education Studies and other educational disciplines, and this book makes clear references to these courses and contexts throughout. All chapters include learning outcomes, worked examples, practical and reflective tasks and summaries of key points. Topics such as using the Net and plagiarism are covered with up to date information, while key content on literature searches, critical thinking and the development of argument provides clear guidance and ensures deeper understanding. This new edition has been updated throughout to provide greater depth on many topics.
A very good book for students wishing to know more about begining a research project. The layout is very favourable, allowing students time to reflect on their own practice and activities to increase understanding. Each chapter is introduced with aims, and what the student will understand once the chapter has been read/worked through.
Another very practical approach for undergraduate students in preparing for their educational research paper. It clearly outlines some very helpful 'worked examples'. It also explains how to analyse qualitative and quantitative data. It takes you through the process from forming a literature review to a conclusion.
I will be recommending this book to current & future cohorts.
Clearly presented with supportive reflective tasks thoroughout. Very useful for students embarking on their first educational research project.
Very useful for first time undergraduate researchers.
A really great research text that explains ideas clearly. Covers ideas in depth.
Sharp's book is current (2012) and informative, and is particularly useful in exploring the benefits and disadvantages of various research and data collection methodologies (such as observations, questionnaires, and interviews). This will help practitioners explore which methodologies (or combination of methodologies) are most suited to their individual education research projects.
I also found that Chapter 9 covered qualitative and quantitative data analysis in great detail, which particularly helped me critically evaluate my results and recognise flaws in my approach.
This is an extremely accessible book for Early Years undergraduate students. It gives them a first dip into the concepts they will need to develop at greater depth later in the course, but is invaluable at the introduction stage. It gives excellent advice at all the different stages of writing the Undergraduale Major Project.


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'A Magic Day:' Broadway Fans Excited As Top Shows Return Tuesday Following 18-Month Shutdown
By Dave Carlin September 14, 2021 at 5:55 pm
Filed Under:Art, Broadway, Dave Carlin, Entertainment, John Dias, Local TV, New York, Theater
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — It's a big day for the Big Apple. Broadway returns after 18 months of darkness in the Theater District.
The curtain rises Tuesday on five of the most popular shows on stage.
As CBS2's Dave Carlin reported, they're picking up tickets, showing proof of vaccination, and — after shuffling through security — they settle in their theater seats.
That includes Carole Bell, from Columbus, Ohio, who said for her no trip to New York City is complete without seeing a Broadway show.
"I'm just thrilled that New York is back," Bell said. "I'll always come back."
"I was just so happy having this experience again," said Upper West Side resident Talia Ruiz.
The play "Pass Over" and the musical "Waitress" are among a handful of shows that are already open.
Web Extra: Reopening Dates For Various Broadway Shows
Now, these Broadway productions get added in a single night: The blockbuster musicals "Hamilton," "Lion King," "Wicked," "Chicago" and a play with music "Lackawanna Blues."
"When Broadway returns, New York returns," said Charlotte St. Martin of the Broadway League.
Cast members from "The Lion King" showed up in costume to roar through Times Square. The family favorite is rising again.
These shows bring the magic, the razzle dazzle, and fresh takes on history.
Facing live audiences in the weeks to the come are big stars: Jackman, Foster, Lupone, Rashad, and Byrne.
Helping them get their shoes ready are production families, heroes behind the scenes, including creative teams with techs and designers, and box office workers, security personnel and many more.
"I knew it would be back," said Alyce Gilbert, wardrobe supervisor for "Wicked."
"This gift … to do this on this level. Not everybody gets to do this on this level," said Gregory Butler, assistant choreographer for "Chicago."
"It's amazing to be back home," said Ryan McWilliams, assistant hair supervisor at "Wicked."
New to the scene are new kinds of workers at every single show: COVID safety managers.
"You know this is happening because of vaccination," said Mayor Bill de Blasio.
After a long 18 months, look for the pace to pick up, with about 35 Broadway shows open by the end of the year.
WATCH: CBS2's John Dias reports
Transit officials encourage spectators to ride the rails to the shows, saying they are cleaner than ever.
"Public transportation is the best way to make sure you don't miss the opening curtain," one official said.
Times Square is already abuzz.
"That's amazing. I love theater," said Natalia Cruz, from Mexico City.
"There's a lot of pageantry involved in Broadway," Brendan White, from Los Angeles, said.
White and his family hope to get their hands on tickets for any show available.
"I think if you're a Broadway person, then you're really excited that it's back," he said.
But for the short while, they may be the only few tourists in the crowd.
"Shows are going to have a slow build," said David LeShay, director of marketing and public relations for TKTS.
LeShay says tourist demand still isn't quite as high as it used to be. So now is a great time for locals to see a show.
"About 60% of the people that used to come here were tourists," he said.
Speaking of vaccines, crowds must be vaccinated and wear masks.
To celebrate the return, public service announcements across the subway stations will be the voice of the star of the "Lion King" all week long.
John Dias contributed to this report.
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La declaración de independencia de Finlandia (finés: Suomen itsenäistyminen; sueco: Finlands självständighetsförklaring) fue adoptada por el Parlamento de Finlandia el 6 de diciembre de 1917. Con ella, Finlandia se declara, entre los pueblos y como república soberana, como una nación independiente que deja de ser el Gran Ducado de Finlandia, anteriormente conectado al Imperio Ruso.

La revolución en Rusia

La Revolución de Febrero y de Octubre en 1917 también había encendido la esperanza en el Gran Ducado de Finlandia. Después de la abdicación del Gran Duque y zar Nicolas II el 15 de marzo de 1917, la unión personal entre Rusia y Finlandia perdió su base legal —al menos según la opinión de Helsinki—. Hubo negociaciones entre el Gobierno provisional ruso y las autoridades finlandesas.

La propuesta resultante, aprobada por el Gobierno interino, fue reescrita en gran medida en el Parlamento y se transforma en el Acta de Energía llamado (en finés: Valtalaki, sueco: Maktlagen), en la que se declara que ahora que tienen todos los poderes legislativos, con excepción de la política exterior y los asuntos militares, y que también podía ser disuelta solo por sí misma. En el momento de las votaciones, se creía que el Gobierno provisional sería derrotado. El Gobierno provisional se sostuvo, no aprobó la ley y se disuelve el Parlamento.

Después de las nuevas elecciones y la derrota del Gobierno provisional, el 5 de noviembre, el Parlamento se declaró a sí mismo como "el poseedor de la autoridad suprema del Estado" en Finlandia, basada en la Constitución finlandesa y más precisamente en el §38 del Instrumento de Gobierno de 1772, el cual había sido aprobado por los Estados después del golpe de Estado sin derramamiento de sangre de Gustavo III.

El 15 de noviembre de 1917, el gobierno bolchevique promulgó la Declaración de los derechos de los pueblos de Rusia, firmada por Vladímir Lenin y Iósif Stalin, que proclamaba el derecho general a la autodeterminación, además del derecho de secesión, "para los pueblos de Rusia". El mismo día, el parlamento finlandés emitió una declaración por la que asumió, pro tempore, todos los poderes del antiguo Soberano en Finlandia.

Sin embargo, el antiguo Instrumento de Gobierno ya no se considera adecuado. Los principales círculos habían mantenido la monarquía y la nobleza hereditaria durante mucho tiempo, y estaban desfasadas y abogó por una constitución republicana para Finlandia.

El Senado de Finlandia, el Gobierno que el Parlamento designó en noviembre, regresó el 4 de diciembre al Parlamento un nuevo Instrumento de Gobierno. La Declaración de Independencia se dio técnicamente considerando la proposición y estaba destinada a ser aceptada por el Parlamento. Fue aprobada el 6 de diciembre.

El 18 de diciembre, el Gobierno ruso soviético emitió un decreto, reconociendo la independencia de Finlandia, y el 22 de diciembre fue aprobado por el máximo órgano ejecutivo soviético, el VTsIK.

La Declaración y el 15 de noviembre
Como referencia al 15 de noviembre, la Declaración dice:

El pueblo de Finlandia, por este acto, tomó su destino en sus manos: una medida justificada y demandada por las condiciones actuales. Los habitantes de Finlandia sienten que no pueden cumplir con su deber nacional no   las obligaciones humanas universales, sin una completa autonomía. El deseo de un siglo de antigüedad por la libertad espera ahora su cumplimiento, el pueblo de Finlandia tiene que dar un paso adelante como nación independiente entre las demás naciones del mundo.
(...) las personas de Finlandia osan esperar que las demás naciones del mundo reconozcan que con su plena independencia y la libertad del pueblo de Finlandia se puede hacer lo mejor para el cumplimiento de los fines que les ganen una posición independiente entre la gente del mundo civilizado.

Contexto

Estonia, Letonia, Lituania, así como Ucrania, declararon su independencia de Rusia durante el mismo periodo. Las tres repúblicas bálticas fueron ocupadas tras el Pacto Ribbentrop-Mólotov de 1939 y luego anexionadas formalmente en 1945 por la Unión Soviética, aunque antes también fueron ocupadas por la Alemania Nazi durante la Segunda guerra mundial (véase la Ocupación de las Repúblicas bálticas).

El Senado finlandés

Estos fueron los senadores que firmaron la Declaración: P.E. Svinhufvud, Kyösti Kallio, Onni Talas, Heikki Renvall, Alexander Frey, O.W. Louhivuori, E.N. Setälä, Jalmar Castrén, Arthur Castrén, Juhani Arajärvi y E.Y. Pehkonen.

Reconocimiento

Después de haber declarado su independencia 6 de diciembre de 1917, éste fue el orden en el que diversos países reconocieron a Finlandia como estado soberano:

Conclusiones
Las dificultades del agobiado pueblo, que ya había dado lugar a la polarización alarmante, y que pronto encienden la guerra civil. De hecho, la declaración aborda este problema:

(...)El Gobierno se acercará a las potencias extranjeras para buscar el reconocimiento internacional de nuestro país como estado. En este momento esto es especialmente necesario cuando la grave situación causada por completo al país con el aislamiento, el hambre y el desempleo obliga al Gobierno a establecer relaciones efectivas con los potencias extranjeras, lo que ayuda pronto en satisfacer las necesidades de la vida y la importación de los bienes esenciales para la industria, es nuestro rescate sólo de la hambruna inminente y el estancamiento industrial.

Más tarde, el 6 de diciembre fue declarado fiesta nacional como Día de la Independencia de Finlandia.

El 90º aniversario de la Declaración de Independencia de Finlandia ha sido seleccionado como motivo principal de la moneda de 5€. El reverso muestra la estética de petroglifos, mientras que el anverso tiene un barco de nueve remos como un signo de rasgo verdadero finlandés: la colaboración. También se pueden distinguir los símbolos de la música y el instrumento finlandés Zither en el diseño de la moneda.

Véase también
 Guerra civil finlandesa
 Historia de Finlandia

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Historia política de Finlandia
Relaciones Finlandia-Rusia