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Home Reviews CDs Galina Ustvolskaya (1919-2006): Three pieces – 1949 to 1964
Galina Ustvolskaya (1919-2006): Three pieces – 1949 to 1964
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Galina Ustvolskaya (1919-2006) – Sonata for violin and piano; Trio for clarinet, violin and piano; Duet for violin and piano: Patricia Kopatchinskaja: violin; Markus Hinterhäuser: piano; Rato Bieri: clarinet
There is an intimate spiritual and artistic relationship between Shostakovich and Galina Ustvolskaya; one that has been compared to that of Schoenberg and Webern. Musically, however, she owed allegiance to no one, but ploughed her lonely furrow as if she existed in a time warp. Ms. Ustvolskaya also had a flair for the dramatic, which was perfected by her very existence in that "lonely" place. The composer liked to insist that "there is no link whatsoever between my music and that of any other composer, living or dead," however there is counterpoint in her music, melded, of course, with her own wild idiosyncrasies: considerable use of extreme dynamics; employing groups of instruments in order to introduce tone clusters; and the use of piano or percussion to beat out regular unchanging rhythms (all of her acknowledged works use either piano or percussion, many use both. And then there is the use of few melismas, but of repetitive motifs and of sound and silence. The selection here of three great pieces reiterates her musical values and the Camus-like strangeness–L'Étranger in music.
This mesmerizing; this Outsider-ness is seemingly the sub-text of this music—the "Sonata for violin and piano," "Trio for clarinet, violin and piano," and the "Duet for violin and piano". Bells and whispers abound. There is also as might be expected the impulse to adorn this music with the celebrated tone clusters that Ms. Ustvolskaya seemed to revel in. The pianist Markus Hinterhäuser makes sure that they ring out and take wing; as does violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja, who plays with great accuracy and sensitivity. It is also incumbent upon the clarinetist Rato Bieri to espouse with suppleness and animation the clarinet portions of the celebrated Trio. The deceptively difficult sonic gravitas of the tone clusters in the "Sonata for violin and piano" convey an effortless sheen that is often taken for granted and often missed, though not anywhere in these performances. Patricia Kopatchinskaja tosses off murderous repeated notes in the "Sonata for violin and piano". Snappy rhythms and smoldering gestures ignite the "Duet for violin and piano."
Markus Hinterhäuser's three-dimensional performance is well-controlled as is his deft fingerwork on all of the pieces. His playing is expansive, subtly textured and full of hazy magic. His reading of the pieces stands out for the beautiful internal balances and melodic awareness and he fares best on "Duet for violin and piano. Mr. Hinterhäuser clearly and intelligently scales the composer's constantly shifting dynamics, while bringing a degree of crispness and definition to the rapid, chattering passagework that surpasses some of the best-known interpretations of Galina Ustvolskaya's difficult work. It is radically different from many of these interpretations and features headlong, Ustvolskayan flourishes that only become evident after the beauty of the music has vanished into thin air.
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Galina Ivanovna Ustvolskaya was a Russian composer of classical music. From 1937 to 1947 she studied at the college attached to the Leningrad Conservatory (later renamed the Rimsky Korsakov Conservatory). She subsequently became a postgraduate student and taught composition at the college. Her composition teacher Dmitri Shostakovich said of her: I am convinced that the music of G. I. Ustvolskaya will achieve worldwide renown, to be valued by all who perceive truth in music to be of paramount importance. On several occasions Shostakovich supported her in the Union of Soviet Composers against opposition from his colleagues. He sent some of his own as yet unfinished works to Ustvolskaya, attaching great value to her comments. Read more…
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Everything is hard right now.
Let me repeat that,
Now, let me explain - when talks of the Coronavirus hitting countries hard such as China, Iran, and Italy, we knew it was only a matter of time until it made its way into our homes and that our way of life would be changed as well. For many, it meant taking work from home days and for others, it meant taking that long vacation that no one asked for. For those in the fitness realm, most of us were not prepared to close our doors or have the doors to the place we know and love closed.
We were not prepared for the emotional battle we are facing. Yes, there are many out there who are really going through a tough time. My mom is one of them! She has been a nurse for 30+ years and works tirelessly now as a director of multiple departments. Her days are long and they are spent being on the front lines of this pandemic. Members of the gym that I own are nurses, doctors, firefighters, and police officers - people who are out there in the midst of the chaos.
But it's still hard no matter who you are.
My husband and I have owned our current gym, Stroud CrossFit, for close to 4 years now. We have developed close friendships with the people who frequent our facility. We're responsible for providing them quality programming, coaching, and guidance to help them achieve their goals. When the mandates to close non-essential businesses were put into place, we felt like we had lost the ability to help. We felt useless.
When we got word that the shelter in place was extended to April 30th and could be longer, I knew that my last chance to qualify for the Crossfit Games was becoming more and more unlikely. The Crossfit Games in general are looking unlikely. That harsh way to the end of the season breaks my heart not only for me, but also for those who have worked so hard to prove they belong there. I felt gutted.
It's hard, but you know what? There is a lot to learn and take away from this situation.
We learned that having built the community we do now meant there were a ton of people there to stand by us, support us, and let us know that they weren't going anywhere and it was going to be alright, even if their happy place was temporarily closed. They see and understand how hard we are working to continue to keep helping them towards their goals. The closing of our gym meant we were going to have to be creative in getting workouts to them! We started programming at home, rented out equipment, provided personal programming, put together social hours, made sure to call and check in with them, and put ourselves out there for the rest of the world to see how we were going to promote positive change during this weird time. The quarantine pushed us to grow in ways we might not have before. It taught us and our members to be resourceful and diligent. It made us more appreciative of each other.
As a competitive athlete, well, it's still challenging. I have to really dig deep into my WHY to get my workouts going these days. It's not that I don't want to workout, I do! The drive is slowly fading as the season appears that way. I have days where I feel on top of the world, then days where it feels like the whole world is sitting its big weight on me. What I try to do is roll through it. Maybe I don't go at a high intensity when I'm feeling stressed or on edge. Maybe I go hard and get all my work in for the days when I feel like I was born inside a rainbow and the sun shines out of the butt. It's all about feel and grace. I've learned to give myself permission to feel tired, take my time, and then move on. I've also learned to enjoy running more, something I am terrible at that really seems to hold me back in big competitions. Beating yourself up is not an option anymore. We don't have time to feel negatively about ourselves when there is so much going on in the world. We have to live and enjoy it, relax, and have fun with it.
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Andrea is the editor of the Kitchissippi Times, a community newspaper in Ottawa.
Andrea's work has appeared in a range of print publications, both local and national, and her presence on the web has taken on a life of its own. Andrea has made multiple appearances on CTV and on CBC radio, and her blog, a peek inside the fishbowl, has been recognized by notable publications such as Reader's Digest International (English and Spanish-language editions), the Globe and Mail, Canadian Living, Chatelaine, Marketing Magazine, Canadian Family Magazine ("18 mom bloggers we love") the Toronto Star, and the Ottawa Citizen. She's also been featured in SavvyMom ("35 Mom Blogs we Love"), SweetMama (where she was also listed among Canada's Top Mommy Bloggers), SweetLife ("Top 5: local blogs"), OttawaStart (#2 in their list of "26 essential Ottawa blogs"), Ottawa at Home, and Costco Connection Magazine.
In 2010, the Fishbowl received second place in the Lifetime Achievement category of the Canadian Weblog Awards, a juried competition of many great Canadian blogs.
The Fishbowl is not an ordinary mom blog, and she's not your typical Ottawa momblogger. (She also prefers the term "parenting blogger" or just "Ottawa blogger" instead of "mommyblogger" thankyouverymuch!) She's been keeping a blog since 1999 and is a rare veteran of the Canadian blogging scene.
You can contact Andrea via email at andrea@quietfish.com or follow her at http://twitter.com/missfish.
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My name is Andrea, and this is a journal I keep… mostly for myself and for family and friends, but anyone is welcome to eavesdrop.
I was born in Toronto, grew up in nearby suburban Bramalea and attended Dorset Drive PS, William G. Davis middle school and then high school at J.A. Turner SS.
I studied Journalism and English lit at Carleton University in Ottawa (Canada!). I am married to a wonderful fellow named Mark, and we have two daughters named Emma and Sarah.
I used to work as a web developer at a marketing and graphic design firm. Today I work at home as a freelance writer and community newspaper editor. When I can't find the words, I just take a photo.
This blog started out small. Now it is slightly bigger. Exploring Ottawa with my family is one of my favourite things to do and I love helping parents and kids discover the hidden treasures Ottawa has to offer.
Sometimes I think I'm approaching a pre mid-life crisis and I find myself wondering about who I am. What defines me? Who am I, other than a mother and a wife and a daughter? Perhaps that's the reason behind this bio page… a need to see it all written down. And perhaps, that's the deeper reason behind this blog.
Our identities are made up of much more than places and dates. We are made up of a million little stories, a personal collection of experiences that combine to alter us and ultimately make up this thing we call life.
These are my little stories.
It's all too short, isn't it? I wish I believed in reincarnation. So let's try to make the most of what we have, shall we?
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Dogs are our happy, loving, playful companions. So what's with all the barking? Do you have a dog that barks at and chases after cars? Ever wonder why he does that? Whether he's claiming his territory or just plain bored, there can be various reasons why your dog chases cars and barks at them.
Dogs chase and bark when they are hunting.
When your dog barks at other dogs or humans, there can be a number of factors at play. He can be claiming his territory, barking for attention, feeling defensive or simply saying hello! A dog that is barking at a moving object, like a car, however, is not trying to say hello.
Barking and chasing after a car can simulate a dog's natural hounding instinct to hunt prey. A dog's predatory aggression will drive him to chase anything that passes at an accelerated speed. In the dog's mind, this is escaping prey that must be captured! Because of this, barking and chasing can surely ensue when a car pass by.
Dogs typically end their pursuit at the boundary of their territory.
Ever notice that when your dog chases a car, he will only chase up until a certain spot and then suddenly stop? This is because the car, or perceived threat, has exited your dog's territory. Your house and yard are included in your dog's territory. When a car approaches the home, your dog will start barking to send the car a warning that it's entering his territory. Because the car drives away, your dog believes his warning worked which reinforces the behavior.
Cars often carry strange, new smells.
Cars also carry the scent of other humans and other dogs. Your dog can go as far as peeing on your tires in order to mark the territory. If a new scent comes whizzing by, your little guy is going to want to chase it off of his turf.
Dogs often bark because they're bored.
If your dog is barking at not only cars but everything and anything, this can be a sign of boredom. Dogs need to be mentally and physically challenged in order to live healthy and fulfilled lives. Cars are enticing stimuli for dogs: They are loud, smelly, and fast! Cars mimic the behavior of prey in the wild and your dog instinctively will fight his boredom with a good ole' fashion hunt.
Ways to prevent dogs from barking at cars.
Barking at cars is one thing, chasing after them is downright dangerous. Dogs that run after a car or enter the street can get hit by vehicles or cause accidents between cars. It is important to do everything you can to prevent this behavior.
From the first moment your dog shows interest in a moving car, redirect his attention to something just as fun. Before taking your dog on walks, bring treats and a toy with you. When your furry friend looks like he's getting distracted by a car, pull his focus. Call his name and if he turns to you, reward him with the treat or toy. Do this every time a car passes so he will naturally associate them with turning to you and hopefully getting a goodie!
Make sure to train your dog from an early age. Let him know you are the pack leader, and it is your job to protect the home and surrounding territory. This way, he won't feel the need to warn off perceived threats. Your dog will bark less at others and at cars if he knows you have everything under control.
If it all comes down to boredom, provide your dog with copious physical activity and mental stimulation. Keep him working and playing in positive ways so he's not getting into dangerous situations like chasing after cars.
How to stop a dog chasing a car.
Don't stress too much if you already have a dog that loves to bark at and chase cars. There are some helpful tricks you can use to get the behavior to stop.
Keep your dog secured in a kennel or a fenced yard, creating a safe barrier between him and passing cars.
Teach your dog how to reliably come when called, whether you use his name or a different word. Reward him with a toy or treat if he comes when called.
As a last resort, you can teach your dog to associate barking at cars with a disturbing experience like an unpleasant noise or repulsive spray. Note that this should be a very last resort and you should always begin any type of training with positive reinforcement.
Whether your dog is protecting his territory or simply has nothing else to do, you may find him barking at and chasing after cars. There are always ways to stop this behavior or luckily prevent it from beginning at all!


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Autochartist es un software de análisis técnico automatizado, que se enfoca en la identificación de patrones en las gráficas bursátiles. Fue lanzado en 2004 y actualmente sirve a 45 de los más grandes brókers e instituciones con una comunidad de más de 50.000 traders en más de 80 países.

Inicialmente Autochartist analizaba acciones de Estados Unidos para operativa intradiaria. Esto ofreció a los operadores una nueva perspectiva en la utilización de patrones gráficos en su operativa, ahorrando tiempo a los operadores al alertar enviando reportes de formaciones, lo cual lleva a los operadores a invertir su tiempo en decidir cuáles patrones ofrecen el mejor potencial en el mercado, en lugar de buscarlos.

La habilidad de identificar patrones Fibonacci fue agregada a los motores de reconocimiento en 2008. Esto ofreció a los operadores un análisis más amplio de los mercados clave, y junto con el lanzamiento de los niveles clave en 2011 esta suite de herramientas ha redefinido la negociación bursátil.

El reporte diario de mercados de Autochartist fue lanzado recientemente, y provee una forma simple, concisa y técnica de ver el panorama de los mercados. En octubre de 2012 la firma fue elegida como el mejor proveedor de análisis técnico de Forex en los premios Money AM en Londres.

En marzo de 2013 Autochartist lanzó su revolucionaria alerta de negociación "Our favourites" (en español, nuestros favoritos) para operadores principiantes, el cual consiste en una ilustración gráfica con detalles del rendimiento histórico del sistema de pronóstico contra un patrón específico, en un instrumento financiero y en una fecha específica. Autochartist posee datos de negociación bursátil desde 2010, contra los cuales se hace el backtest de la fiabilidad de los patrones identificados.

Características

 Reconocimiento de patrones gráficos: Identifica patrones gráficos de todo tipo, tanto emergentes como completados, con un indicador de calidad.

 Reconocimiento de patrones Fibonacci: Identifica patrones Fibonacci simples y complejos, desde retrocesos a "mariposas".

 Análisis de niveles clave: Establece detenciones y límites al identificar niveles de soporte y resistencia, que clasifica como de ruptura o de enfoque.

 Indicador de calidad del patrón: 4 indicadores visuales que permiten saber, con sólo mirar, la probabilidad de que se complete un patrón.

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Public Invited to Celebrate Arbor Day.
ROCHESTER, MN— Rochester Public Utilities (RPU), Maier Forest and Tree and Rochester Park and Recreation will host the 9th annual Arbor Day celebration on Friday, April 29 between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. at Central Park in downtown Rochester, MN.
The fun and free community event will feature a variety of activities and displays that will include: A tree giveaway- over 3,000 trees will be handed out from RPU, Maier Forest and Tree, Sargent's Gardens and Peoples Cooperative Services. A free lunch of hot dogs, corn on the cob, chips, and soda will be provided (while supplies last), along with live music from Paul Mayasich with Benderheads. Tree experts will be on hand to answer questions on tree planting and care, information on rain barrels and composting will be available, along with other vendor displays.
Children will be able to enjoy Smokey Bear, balloonists, a scavenger hunt, bean bag toss and much more!
At noon, an awards ceremony will honor the Rochester elementary school student that won this year's Arbor Day poster contest. This year's theme was, "Trees are Terrific in All Shapes and Sizes." Nathan Eberhart, a second grader at Churchill Elementary, was the grand prize poster contest winner. Nathan will receive a $100 U.S. savings bond, his winning poster will be featured in 2011 advertising, and a tree will be planted in his honor at Churchill Elementary School.
Other sponsors and participants in the Arbor Day event include Hy-Vee, Jim Whiting Nursery and Garden Center, MN Department of Natural Resources, MN Energy, Olmsted County Public Works, Olmsted Soil & Water Conservation District, RNeighborWoods, Rochester Public Works, Seneca Foods Corporation, Zumbro Watershed Partnership, and Zumbro Valley Audubon.
In the event of rain, the celebration will be moved to Graham Arena 3 at Rochester Graham Park.
RPU has been made aware of a recent mailing from a company stating that they are able to offer a protection service for residential water service. This is not, in any way affiliated with RPU.
RPU offers and stands behind it's own water protection service called Service Assured®. For a low monthly fee of $1.99, you can enjoy convenience, affordability, and peace of mind knowing that your service will be restored at no charge to you if it does break down.
Call RPU or sign up online today!
Rochester, Minn. – Austin Utilities (AU), Owatonna Public Utilities (OPU) and Rochester Public Utilities (RPU), announced that their Conserve & Save® Refrigerator and Freezer Recycling Program will be launched April 18 and will continue through October 31, 2011. The program makes it easy for customers to get rid of un-needed, secondary refrigerators and freezers while rewarding them with a $35 incentive.
To participate in the program, customers can visit their utility's website or call 1-877-341-2259 to schedule a collection date. Appliance pickups are typically performed between 7:30 am and 6:00 pm Monday through Saturday.
In order to qualify, the appliance must be a secondary, 10-30 cubic feet unit, in working (cooling) order and be owned by an AU, OPU or RPU residential customer. The appliance will be removed from the home free of charge at the address listed on the billing account, and the $35 incentive will be mailed within six to eight weeks after pickup.
ROCHESTER, MN— Due to heavy runoff the level of Lake Zumbro is currently above normal pool. This condition will persist until river flows in the South and Middle Forks of the Zumbro River fall to less than the hydraulic capacity of the Zumbro Hydroelectric Plant (approximately 800 cubic feet per second). Lake Zumbro will be operated at normal summer pool (919.7 dam datum) throughout the rest of the spring and summer season, to the extent possible. However, the public should be aware that the Zumbro Hydroelectric Plant has extremely limited capacity to pass flood flow, resulting in frequent high water events that exceed normal pool.
Real-time lake level information is available on the RPU web site (www.rpu.org) For additional information regarding the Zumbro Dam and Hydroelectric Facility please contact Tony Benson 280-1534 or Todd Osweiler, 280-1589.
Watch the weather. Be aware of changing water levels and conditions that would expose logs, snags or cause floating debris. Be cautious when boating in the vicinity of the dam. Do not proceed past the warning signs and buoys. Tell someone where you are going, who is with you, and how long you will be away. Avoid standing, and when changing seats, stay low and near the centerline of your boat. Be ready for trouble when a powerboat passes you in a narrow channel. Maintain a safe operating speed. Always wear approved personal flotation devices (PFD).
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Marion Pfeifer Abramson (August 29, 1905November 30, 1965) was a civic leader in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the founder of WYES-TV.

Early life and education
Marion Pfeifer was born in New York City on August 29, 1905, and grew up in New Orleans with her parents Leon Pfeifer and Bertha Cahn. She attended Isidore Newman School and H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College and studied at the Tulane University School of Medicine. At Tulane, she ghostwrote newspaper columns for football players Jerry Dalrymple and Don Zimmerman. In June 1925, she married Louis Abramson, Jr.

Career
In the 1940s, Abramson joined the national board of the American Association of University Women and later became president of its New Orleans chapter. In 1953, she founded the Greater New Orleans Educational Television Association with other civic leaders. WYES-TV went on the air in 1957 as the city's third television station and the twelfth educational television station in the United States. In the 1940s and 1950s, she served in local Democratic Party leadership positions.

Legacy
Abramson died in New Orleans on November 30, 1965. Marion Abramson High School had been dedicated to her the previous September. After the school was abandoned in 2005, her name was retained on the schools that replaced it, Abramson Science and Technology Charter School and Abramson Sci Academy.

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Shaq Teams with NY Islanders Fan for a Dream Sandwich
Charlie Voelker Published: November 15, 2021
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Most of us find it really cool when we hear of someone living their dream. When they can mix their dream job with their favorite sports team, that is even cooler. I interviewed Donald Rosner about a year ago. I had read about his business and wanted to talk to him about it. I found out that he was living his dream and it just got even cooler.
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Donald is the owrer of the Blue Line Deli in Huntington. His family owns Bagel Boss, a Long Island bagel chain that pretty much knocks it out of the park at every location. In March of 2020, no I am not kidding you, Donald Rosner decided to take his family knowhow and go out on his own. Just as the pandemic started, he opened his "New York Islander themed", The Blue Line Deli. Rosner is a huge Islanders fan and huge is probably an understatement.
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Rosner was creative during the COVID 19 pandemic. He reached out to the New York Islanders front office and teamed up with the NHL franchise to create events at his deli that provided a community connection to the team's fanbase when no fans were allowed in the games.
The Islanders' ownership didn't forget their friend on Jericho Turnpike when they were designing their brand new home, the UBS Arena at Belmont Park. There will be a Blue Line Deli for fans enjoy every game as part of, what is described as the most spectacular hockey arena in the NHL. The Islanders first home game of the season will be on Saturday November 20the against Calgary. That is so cool but it gets even better.
According to an article by Nick Esposito of greaterlongisland.com, Shaquille O'Neal, the four-time NBA champion wanted to team up with Mr. Rosner and the Blue Line Deli. Esposito reported that "O'Neal is bringing his Big Chicken fast-casual restaurant concept to Elmont. The Basketball Hall of Famer and business mogul wanted a special sandwich on the menu that was Long Island-style"
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"Thus, Big Chicken's "Islander" sandwich was born. It's a crispy chicken sandwich topped with cream cheese and blue cheese on a blue and orange colored bagel." The blue and orange bagel are a staple of the Blue Line Deli and will be provided by Rosner. Shaq to the greaterhuntington.com "They are really good, I'm amazed how he can make them that pretty blue and orange." Congratulations to Donald Rosner. He is a good guy and it is so cool to see him living his dreams. Donald will join The Drive with Charlie & Dan this week to talk about his new location.
Source: Shaq Teams with NY Islanders Fan for a Dream Sandwich
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"On a Mission" is a cinematic action music track designed to get the heart beating and blood pumping by adding focus and attention to a visual scene or video game.
Electronic synths were used to create this track, and a wide variety of sounds were used to create an intense and ever changing sound world. There is a repeated bass line and melodic line that carry through the track as pads and leads enter and exit the scene.
Two versions are included, one with and one without the drum beat. The version without the drumbeat become may ambient and may be better suited as background music.
"Blissful Trance" is an electronica track with an upbeat, positive feel. This is a great pump up dance track with a great beat and a swirling tapestry of synth tones.
The music has an uplifting and energetic character, perfect for infusing energy into your media projects.


2017 is a momentous year in the 127-year history of Vauxhall Park. It's in for a pounding like it's never known. Just outside the park gates, accommodation for over 2,000 students is now planned, built or being built. A street or so away, gardenless skyscraper apartment blocks for many thousands more people are also springing up. Yet how many local people realise that the law does not require the park's owners, cost-cutting Lambeth Council, to maintain an open space unless it can be shown that local people treasure it? Join Polly Freeman of the Friends of Vauxhall Park for a guided walk around this award-winning local treasure and find out what's to be done to keep it that way.


A simple "Escape the room" style game. It is the first of my games that is actually worth publishing. It is not intended to be difficult, and was created for those who are just getting into interactive fiction.
While Asylum is a cut above the usual 'my first game' game, it still suffers from sparse implementation, poor motivation and a lack of testing. The plot of Asylum sees you standing in a room described only with your desire to exit it and a list of objects. My first (perhaps somewhat evil) reaction was to attempt to take the closet - an action which, in the version I played, succeeded.
After about forty turns, the game ends in a loss without prior warning. Winning the game results only in a bare 'you have won' message.
Unlike a lot of games of this kind, Asylum has clearly had some thought go into design and alpha testing. I certainly hope that the author continues to develop their skills by reading the many helpful articles on IF design that are available, by playing and studying other IF games, and ultimately by soliciting testing and feedback.
As a first-time game, I congratulate the author on actually producing a playable work of IF. However, should we still be seeing this kind of game in 2009? The author has directly ported a standard graphical escape the room template to textual IF. While playable, I wonder if anybody actually enjoys story-less, basic use object on object-type puzzle games anymore. I might recommend the game as an introduction to basic object manipulation in IF, but other than that, there is nothing there. This may only appeal to lovers of graphical escape the room games - of which I am not. The fact there is no story, no characterization whatsoever, makes me wonder if it can be called IF at all. As I have yet to play an absolutely horrible first time IF game (of which I hear there are many), I give it 2 stars.


Expecting the design or development team to scope a feature without definition or complete explanation while the product is being built.
Them: "How long would it take you to add this feature to the product?"
You: "I'm not sure I understand what the product and feature even is, let alone how to estimate it."
Them: "Well, just give me a ballpark..."
You: "That would be like adding wheels to a moving car."


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ADAM O'FARRILL
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Trumpeter and Composer
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"Love the art in yourself, not yourself in art."
— Konstantin Stanislavski
Adam O'Farrill is a trumpet player and composer from Brooklyn, NY. As a trumpeter, he has performed and/or recorded with artists such as Rudresh Mahanthappa, Mary Halvorson, Arturo O'Farrill, Mulatu Astatke, Brasstracks, Stephan Crump, Onyx Collective, Anna Webber, and Samora Pinderhughes. As a composer and bandleader, he has led the quartet, Stranger Days, comprised of Chad Lefkowitz-Brown, Walter Stinson, and Zack O'Farrill. Their eponymous debut (2016, Sunnyside Records) was inspired by film and literature, while the follow-up album, El Maquech (2018, Biophilia Records) covered everything from Mexican folk music to Irving Berlin, as well as O'Farrill's original compositions. Both were critically acclaimed, with the New York Times writing of the first release, "Marshaling a sharp band of his peers, Mr. O'Farrill establishes both a firm identity and a willful urge to stretch and adapt.". The latter album was listed as one of the best jazz albums of 2018 by the NPR Jazz Critics Poll, The Boston Globe, and Nextbop. Adam's newest project, Bird Blown Out of Latitude, is an electro-acoustic nonet, playing original music inspired by the feeling of being pushed off a perceived path.
O'Farrill comes from a rich musical background, with his grandfather being the Afro-Cuban-Irish composer and arranger Chico O'Farrill, his father being the cultural boundary-pushing composer and pianist Arturo O'Farrill, his mother Alison Deane being a classical pianist and educator, and his brother Zack O'Farrill being a drummer, composer, and educator. Adam is of Mexican, Cuban, and Irish heritage on his dad's side, and Eastern European Jewish and African-American on his mom's side. This, combined with growing up in a place of immense cultural diversity, has shaped his tendency to break stylistic borders within not only his original music, but also in terms of who he works with a sideman. O'Farrill was subject of an article in Jazztimes entitled, "Adam O'Farrill Does Not Play Latin Jazz", where he spoke about the unfair treatment and pigeonholing of Latinx musicians.
Adam made his professional recording debut on Chad Lefkowitz-Brown's debut album, Imagery Manifesto, in 2013. In 2015, he appeared on two critically acclaimed records; Rudresh Mahanthappa's Bird Calls and Arturo O'Farrill's Cuba: The Conversation Continues. Adam toured internationally with Mahanthappa's band from 2014 to 2017, performing at the Newport Jazz Festival, Chicago Symphony Hall, North Sea Jazz Festival, Cape Town International Jazz Festival, and more. In 2016, in addition to releasing Stranger Days, O'Farrill appeared on Stephan Crump's album, Rhombal, also garnering acclaim. Other projects he has recorded include Stimmerman (eponymous debut), Olli Hirvonen's New Helsinki, Gabriel Zucker's Weighting, and Onyx Collective's Lower East Suite Part One. Adam will also be featured on upcoming albums from Mary Halvorson, Anna Webber, Raf Vertessen, Thomas Champagne, and Idan Morim.
Adam studied at Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School, and obtained his Bachelor of Music degree from the Manhattan School of Music. He's studied trumpet with Jim Seeley, Nathan Warner, and Thomas Smith, and composition with Reiko Fueting and Curtis Macdonald. In 2014, O'Farrill won 3rd place honors at the Thelonious Monk Institute Jazz Trumpet Competition. He was also a recipient of the ASCAP Herb Albert Young Jazz Composer Award in 2013.


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Tuckered Out 03:38 2001 Greatest Hits. State Of Mind 03:55 05. Something That We Do Hidden Track 02:49 2004 Christmas with You 40:23 01. I Can Get By 04:12 08. Dixie Lullaby Duet With Bruce Hornsby 03:21 20. You Walked By 02:10 04.
Making You Smile 02:55 10. The Shoes You're Wearing 03:56 19. One More Payment 02:17 12. Looking For Christmas 03:50 06. The Birth Of The King 04:16 10. Calling It News 03:40 09. Something That We Do 04:00 17.
A Bad Goodbye 03:41 06. Untanglin' My Mind 03:25 04. В 2005 году вышел его последний студийный альбом «Drinkin' Songs and Other Logic». Like The Rain 04:23 02. Chain Of Fools With The Pointer Sisters 03:45 07. Light The Fire 03:29 15.
Are You Sure Waylon Done It This Way 05:56 03. The Birth Of The King 04:17 10. За три года Клинт пересмотрел свой стиль и основал собственный лейбл — «Equity Music Group». Big and Rich 03:42 13. Someone Else's Tears 03:27 11. A Heart Like Mine 03:04 10. Hey Hot Rod 02:44 1999 D'lectrified 57:46 01.
I'll Take Texas 02:40 11. When My Ship Comes In 03:36 06. Where Are You Now 03:10 07. Hot Country Songs 1944 to 2008. Like The Rain 04:21 05. Put Yourself In My Shoes 03:18 02.
Nothin' But The Taillights 03:57 03. Hustle And Bustle 03:06 14. The Coolest Pair 02:45 05. Looking For Christmas Reprise 01:33 11. A Change In The Air 02:53 08. Right On Time 04:12 08.
I Don't Wanna Tell You 03:13 10. He has sold 19 million albums worldwide. Back Home in Heaven 03:36 11. State Of Mind 03:57 03. We Tell Ourselves 04:42 02.
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It is with great privilege that we write to you at the end of another month and year. The year 2020 will linger long in our memories for its unease and disruption of the normal way of life.
We have been fortunate enough to reconcile our working environments to suit the daily requirements of designing extraordinary homes for you, our incredible clients. We are thankful to all of you for your continued support as we share some of our latest projects.
From the Architectural desk, we have developed the design of a multi-level home in Roodekrans, which exhibits a beautifully crafted lanai at the edge of an elongated Infinity Pool.
The design comprises the use of natural stone & concrete with the contrast of raw, mild steel to enhance the contemporary industrial palette.
Projects of this nature present an opportunity for us to explore spatial definition through carefully considered material combinations.
Once the actual construction is done, we are able to showcase completed projects as with Residence Victoria situated in Waterfall Estate.
To complete a project of this nature adds incentive, purpose, and meaning to the design process in our daily working environment, with the aim to deliver on the specific requirements of clients, the creativity which our clients appreciate.
Architecture and interior design are so intertwined in our way of working that the separation should hardly be distinctive. As with Residence Victoria, the multilevel interior responds effectively to the monolithic exterior of stone and concrete by using upholstered and natural timber elements combined with brass accents as a common thread through the interior. We were also able to showcase bespoke furniture, kitchen cupboards, and built-in-cupboards supplied by M Square Lifestyle Necessities
Similarly, architecture is interwoven with the landscape where we connect the building to the natural strata and landscape as showcased in Residence Makhado and Pebble Place. Residence Frans also invites nature to be part of the architecture and interior, thereby diminishing the boundaries as set by traditional architecture.
The beauty of architecture lies in its reception and perception. We experience human-scaled spaces, filled with a specific ambience through honest materials, intentional spatial programming, all while responding to our clients' requirements.
At the end of an unforgettable year, forever imprinted in our minds, we thank you for your continued support, engagement, and trust over this past year, sharing in our successes and memorable moments in spite of the often grim news.
From the entire team at Nico van der Meulen Architects, we wish to extend our best wishes for a joyous festive season, happy holidays, and hopefully a better New Year.
Nico van der Meulen & Team.
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One World: Together at Home Streaming Pre-Show Performers & Lineup
By Andrea Reiher
Updated Apr 18, 2020 at 1:15pm
The One World: Together at Home pre-show special will run for six hours and feature performances and appearances from stars all over the world. It kicks off at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT online — watch a live stream here — and here's who you can look forward to seeing ahead of the primetime broadcast special.
The Performers
Lady Gaga Interrupts Stephen Colbert's Monologue To Announce The "One World: Together At Home" Ev…Buy The Late Show's UNITED WE STAND t-shirt at cbsstore.com/unitedwestand with proceeds going to GiveDirectly and World Central Kitchen! The one and only Lady Gaga pops up to surprise Stephen during his monologue with news about the "One World: Together At Home" event, which Stephen will co-host along with his late night buddies Jimmy Kimmel…2020-04-07T04:05:00.000Z
The performers run the gamut from the biggest names in rock and country to international artists who might be new faces for U.S. viewers. There are also a host of actors stopping by, from Danai Gurira of The Walking Dead to the legendary Samuel L. Jackson.
Here is a full list of those appearing on the pre-show:
Adam Lambert, Andra Day, Angèle, Anitta, Annie Lennox, Becky G, Ben Platt, Billy Ray Cyrus, Black Coffee, Bridget Moynahan, Burna Boy, Cassper Nyovest, Charlie Puth, Christine and the Queens, Common, Connie Britton, Danai Gurira, Delta Goodrem, Don Cheadle, Eason Chan, Ellie Goulding, Erin Richards, FINNEAS, Heidi Klum, Hozier, Hussain Al Jasmi, Jack Black, Jacky Cheung, Jack Johnson, Jameela Jamil, James McAvoy, Jason Segel, Jennifer Hudson, Jess Glynne, Jessie J, Jessie Reyez, John Legend, Juanes, Kesha, Lady Antebellum, Lang Lang, Leslie Odom Jr., Lewis Hamilton, Liam Payne, Lili Reinhart, Lilly Singh, Lindsey Vonn, Lisa Mishra, Lola Lennox, Luis Fonsi, Maren Morris, Matt Bomer, Megan Rapinoe, Michael Bublé, Milky Chance, Naomi Osaka, Natti Natasha, Niall Horan, Nomzamo Mbatha, P.K. Subban, Picture This, Rita Ora, Samuel L. Jackson, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sebastián Yatra, Sheryl Crow, Sho Madjozi, SOFI TUKKER, SuperM, The Killers, Tim Gunn, Vishal Mishra, and Zucchero.
Video Chatting Brings Us Together – One World: Together at HomeWhile we all continue to get the hang of video chatting, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert are giving it their best shot – for one night only. Watch One World: Together at Home on Saturday, April 18 at 8/7c on NBC. » Subscribe for More: bit.ly/NBCSub » Stream Your Favorite Shows Anytime: bit.ly/NBCFullEpisodes…2020-04-16T13:00:08.000Z
The World Health Organization (WHO) and Global Citizen are joining forces with this cavalcade of stars to raise funds and address the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Global Citizen is calling on individuals, governments and philanthropists to join and support immediate COVID-19 response efforts. Changemakers, investors and foundation leaders are being urged to actualize their giving and invest quickly in related efforts, like stronger health systems and vaccine development. Last month in response to the global pandemic, Global Citizen launched an urgent campaign in support of the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for WHO. For information on how to take action, visit Global Citizen's official Together at Home site.
"We are grateful to the private sector who have listened to the public's call for action and come together to support the global response to COVID19. This pandemic is too large for governments to tackle alone," said Hugh Evans, co-founder and CEO of Global Citizen, in a statement. "We are also incredibly grateful for the continued support from the artist community to make 'One World: Together at Home' a moment of global unity. Our hope for the special is that everyone will come away believing that we, as a shared humanity, can emerge from this moment forever grateful for the work of doctors, nurses, teachers, grocery store workers and all those who are the backbone of our communities."
The six-hour One World: Together at Home pre-show kicks off at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT.
The primetime One World: Together at Home special will air on ABC, CBS, and NBC, plus all of their affiliate stations: Bravo, E!, MSNBC, NBC News, Syfy, USA, ABC News, Freeform, Nat GEO, BET, MTV, CMT, Comedy Central, Logo, MTV2, Paramount Network, POP, TV Land, and VH1 in the U.S.; Bell Media networks and platforms in Canada; and on BBC One internationally on Sunday, April 19.
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Here is a list of performers and celebrities appearing on the One World: Together at Home streaming pre-show, which starts Saturday, April 18 at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT.


The Com-Pressor™ is a superior pelvic compression belt that helps promote pelvic and core stability during retraining of impaired lumbo-pelvic core muscles that may develop from pregnancy, surgery, sprains and more.
Developed by Diane Lee, PT, the patented Com-Pressor allows both the location and level of compression to be easily adjusted around the pelvic girdle using individually applied elastic compression bands. The user places the inelastic belt on first and, then, the support bands can be applied exactly where support is needed. For example, Diane Lee performs a test where she compresses the pelvis in different positions and has the patient lift each leg. Once determining which compression positions yielded the best results, the bands can be placed in those exact spots for personalized relief.
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Live Action Sampler to dwudyskowa kompilacja wydana przez zespół Sunn O))). Nakład płyty był bardzo minimalny - zostało sprzedanych tylko 10 egzemplarzy, przez co ten limitowany album jest uznawany przez fanów za niezwykle cenny i pożądany.

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Dysk pierwszy
 Mocking Solemnity
 Death Becomes You
 NN)))
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 Catch 22 (Surrender or Die)
 A Shaving of the Horn that Speared You

Dysk drugi
 My Wall
 Live @ Camden Underworld Halloween 2003

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In the light of a never-ending Brexit and of the recent elections for the European Parliament, the swamp of Brussels has come under attack. Will individual freedom and national sovereignty flourish on the old Continent. I attempt to answer this question by drawing on the very profound works of a French political philosopher, Pierre Manent.
Pierre Manent, Democracy without Nations: The Fate of Self-Government in Europe Paul Seaton, trans., (Wilmington, Delaware: Intercollegiate Studies Institute, 2007).
Pierre Manent, Metamorphoses of the City: On the Western Dynamic Marc A. Lepain, trans., (Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 2013).


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Home Community Algoma Thunderbirds Notch Wins against Nipissing Lakers
Algoma Thunderbirds Notch Wins against Nipissing Lakers
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The Algoma Thunderbirds took on the Nipissing Lakers this evening in the GLC. Both the men's and women's team came out on top.
The women's basketball team earned their fourth and final win of the season against the Nipissing Lakers. In their annual Seniors' Night game, Algoma dominated the floor, winning 69-49, with their first-ever back-to-back win since joining the OUA.
Karissa Kajorinne led the Tbirds in the win with 15 points and 5 rebounds. Carriera Lamoureux had 13 points and 6 boards. Karly Fracalanza and Karina Cole also had double digits in the win.
Claire Abbott had 16 points in the loss for the Lakers.
Algoma shot 40 per cent from the field and beyond the arc, and 88.2 per cent from the line.
"I couldn't be happier the way we ended the season," said Head Coach Ryan Vetrie. "To get both wins to close out the weekend, something we haven't ever done before and to have it on our home court sending off our seniors was pretty specials. I am very proud of this group and the way they played all year long."
The Algoma women end the season at 4-16 in the OUA West.
In the men's action, Algoma kept it close for the 40 minutes, tying the Lakers at the close of regulation time, 70-70. Algoma edged ahead of Nipissing with just six seconds left to win, 88-87.
Sean Clendinning led the Thunderbirds with 31 points.
Algoma shot 37.5 per cent from the field and 26.8 per cent from beyond the arc.
Marcus Lewis earned 25 points for the Lakers.
Carriera Lamoureux, Sydney Resch & Karissa Kajorinne
"We wanted to leave everything on the floor. We have Sean who has been great for our program, he has done a lot of things and help us get to this stage. We wanted to send him off on a good note. He's led us over the past couple of years so this was a nice way to send him off," said men's Head Coach Thomas Cory.
The men close out the season at 5-14 in the OUA West.
Honoured in Seniors' Night were Carriera Lamoureux, Sydney Resch, Karissa Kajorinne, and Sean Clendinning. Tonight marked their final game sporting the red, white, and grey for the Thunderbirds. Resch finishes out the season as the women's all-time leading scorer since joining the OUA with 607 points. Clendinning also ends his career at Algoma as the men's the all-time leading scorer with 707 points.
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Carlisle bar and restaurant plans submitted
By Pam McClounie @pammcclounie Reporter
Regeneration and development of Victoria Viaduct in Carlisle. Plans have been submitted to develop the former Carlisle Bed Centre into a restaurant and boutique hotel. Behind the plan are (left to right) Matty Boak, Jack Lee and Daniel White: 7 August 201
PLANS to turn a former bed centre in Carlisle into a new bar and restaurant have been formally submitted to the city council.
The £2m complex - which is the vision of Dan White and Jack Lee from the city's Hell Below bar - and their business partner Matty Boak - will see the huge building on Victoria Viaduct transformed into a new venue called Within the Walls.
Plans submitted for the bar and bistro are for alterations to the shopfront together with new gates and railings. The existing timber shopfronts, glazing and door would be removed and replaced.
The bed centre building was built in 1892, the same period but slightly later than the Central Plaza hotel next door which was in 1880 and the Viaduct House building at the end of the Viaduct block to the left.
This whole section of the city grew around the expansion and introduction of the railway with the Viaduct Bridge becoming a major arterial route across the line of the city walls and into the central areas.
The bed centre building underwent several changes of use in its time - it supported a general ironmongers, an employment exchange and offices above. Documents submitted to the council say: "One of the advantages is that the lighter and more transparent glazing panels will offer a better insight to the interior and by default, out onto the street again, helping to maintain vitality and interest in a location where pedestrian interaction is fairly limited."
The new complex would also have a function room and boutique suites.
It will employ about 80 people when it is all finished.
Hell Below, on Devonshire Street, will close in November and Within the Walls will hopefully open a few weeks later. All of the staff will be transferred across to the new site.
Daniel, 28, said: "The restaurant will be formal, not fine dining but good service and will offer a good experience."
The restaurant will use local produce and will be eco-friendly, cutting down on its plastic usage.
New wrought iron railings will be installed in the alleyway between the venue and the former hotel next door and a floral arch will be put up so customers can drink outside but not have a view of the derelict building.
Jack, 24, said: "This area of Carlisle has been neglected and needs something like this to bring it back. It's a huge economic boost for the city."
Some areas within the complex will be sublet to small, local businesses.
Carlisle Bed Centre closed in March blaming the closure and loss of trade on the derelict Central Plaza hotel.
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How soccer shapes Brazil and how Brazilians have changed global soccer are the twin themes in this vividly written history.
Gregory E. Jackson, Jr., recently received his Ph.D. in Latin American History from Stony Brook University, with a special focus on the relationships between sport and social categories such as race, ethnicity, gender and national identity in modern Brazil. He is currently a lecturer at Western Connecticut State University.
Marta Cioccari is an anthropologist, with a Ph.D. from Museu Nacional (National Museum), Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ). She studied rural and urban workers from the South of Brazil. As ethnographer, she is interested in the formation of the working-classes values, such as honour and reputation. Her studies are also related to the military regime in Brazil, particularly social memory, biographies and trajectories.
Paulo Fontes is an Associate Professor at the Fundação Getulio Vargas (CPDOC/FGV) and a Researcher of the Brazilian Scientific Research Council (CNPq). A historian of Brazilian labour and working-class culture in São Paulo after the World War II, Fontes has studied the internal migration from the Northeast to São Paulo, the links between rural and urban workers, the role of place and communities in working-class formation, and the cultural aspects of popular organization and politics.
José Sergio Leite Lopes is a full professor of Social Anthropology at the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro/UFRJ). He has been investigating for more than thirty years working-class cultures, including sports, in Brazil and is the author of many articles and book on these topics.
Clément Astruc is a French historian, with a master's degree at the École Normal Supérieure, in Lyon. During 2012 and 2013, he received a scholarship from the Embassy of France in Brazil due to research the development of the professional Brazilian football.
José Paulo Florenzano is an anthropologist, with a Ph.D. received from Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo (Pontifical Catholic University /PUC-SP). He is professor and researcher of the Social Science Department at the same institution. He is interested in the study of the professional football during the military regime in Brazil (1964-1984).
Bernardo Buarque de Hollanda is an Associate Professor at the School of Social Sciences of the Fundação Getúlio Vargas and a researcher at the Center for Research and Documentation of Brazilian Contemporary History (CPDOC/FGV). His main topics of research are: literary history and modernism; social thought and intellectuals in Brazil; social history of football and organized soccer supporting groups.
Christopher Gaffney is a geographer, with a Ph.D. from University of Texas. He has experience in Urban Planning area, with emphasys in sports mega-events, particularly football stadiums. He received Fullbright fellowship from the North American government, in order to develop a research in Rio de Janeiro. Since 2011, he is visiting professor at Universidade Federal Fluminense (Fluminense Federal University/UFF), in the same city.
Paulo Fontes is an associate professor at the Fundação Getulio Vargas (CPDOC/FGV) in Rio de Janeiro. He was a Visiting Professor at Duke (2004) and Princeton (2006/7) Universities. His book on immigrant workers in São Paolo won the first Thomas E. Skidmore Prize. Bernardo Buarque de Hollanda holds a PhD in the Social History of Culture from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio). He is currently assistant reader at the School of Social Sciences and researcher at Center for Research and Documentation on Brazilian Contemporary History at FGV Foundation (CPDOC/FGV).


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In fall 2107, all second-semester senior design teams had to submit a video about their project. This was the first time videos had been required as part of the senior design process. The videos were judged, and the winner was the Autocross SD2 Race Car Development Team.
Understanding Wildfire Spread
Student and faculty researchers from UNC Charlotte's Fire Safety Engineering Technology Program are working to understand how embers spread wildfire.
Sponsored by the Joint Fire Science Program (JFSP), the "Fire Ember Production from Wildland and Structural Fuels" project brings together researchers from seven institutions. Aixi Zhou, an associate professor in the Fire Safety Engineering Technology Department in the Lee College of Engineering,...
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Charlotte Banks - a regional research initiative led by Dr. Gloria Elliott of Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Science at UNC Charlotte focused on making more organs available for transplant, is the topic on this edition of "Inside UNC Charlotte". Joining Elliott in the studio, is Jedd Lewis...
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With UNC Charlotte graduates accounting for roughly 10 percent of all NASCAR engineers, the University's Motorsports and Mechanical Engineering programs are shaping the racing landscape. The programs also unlock worlds of opportunity for students like Tucker Bisel, who's putting the pedal to the...
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For 50 years, The William States Lee College of Engineering has been dedicated to providing its students with high-quality, experiential, hands-on education.
Siemens Large Manufacturing Solutions Lab Dedication
$2 Million in support from Siemens and Hexagon Metrology launches Siemens Energy Large Manufacturing Solutions Laboratory.
Duke Centennial Hall
The home of Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Science, the Center for Precision Metrology, and the engineering Dean's Office.
Dr. John Daniels talks about the National Ash Management Advisory Board
Professor John Daniels to establish and chair The National Ash Management Advisory Board.
Duke Energy recently appointed UNC Charlotte Professor John Daniels to establish and chair The National Ash Management Advisory Board, a panel of independent experts to help the company develop plans for coal ash storage. UNC Charlotte's Stephen Ward recently sat down with Professor Daniels to...
The Kulwicki Motorsports Engineering Laboratory
The Motorsports Laboratory is one of the most sophisticated and well- equipped hands-on labs in the Southeast.
Named in legacy of 1992 Winston Cup Champion Alan Kulwicki, the Motorsports Laboratory is one of the most sophisticated and well- equipped hands-on labs in the Southeast. The 5,000 square-foot building provides working space and facilities for the program's Formula SAE, mini-baja, Legends...
Coal Ash Research
Dr. John Daniels and his students have been researching the leachability of fly ash, a by-product generated by coal fired power plants.
Dr. John Daniels and his students in the William States Lee College of Engineering, in conjunction with IDEAS Center senior fellow Christopher Hardin, have been researching the leachability of fly ash, a by-product generated by coal fired power plants. Dr. Daniels' research is helping to...
Materials Testing of Highway Composite Concrete
Researchers are testing the mechanical properties of composite concrete materials being used by the NC DOT to improve North Carolina roadways.
In an effort to improve the strength, reliability and smoothness of North Carolina's roadways, engineers are designing new composite mixtures for concrete highway construction. Researchers from the William States Lee College of Engineering are testing the mechanical properties of these...
Near-Space Balloon Senior Design Project
UNC Charlotte Near-Space Balloon Project Brings Challenges of Earth and Space
For seniors in the Lee College of Engineering, designing, building and testing data systems for a balloon that flew into the stratosphere brought challenges of operating in the environments of both space and of earth. This video show the launch, flight and controlled explosion of the team's...
Dr. Jonathan Bird explains his research into magnetic gears to be used for renewable ocean energy.
Magnetic Gear Development for Renewable Ocean Energy
In this video, Electrical and Computer Engineering's Dr. Jonathan Bird explains his research into magnetic gears. The research is part of the UNC Costal Studies Institute's renewable ocean energy program. Dr. Bird's magnetic gear boxes make generating electricity from ocean waves more efficient and...
Undergraduate Engineering at UNC Charlotte
Students in the engineering program at UNC Charlotte talk about the curriculum and their experience here on campus.
Undergraduates from The William States Lee College of Engineering share their experiences and offer advise to potential 49er engineering students in this video.
Our Engineers Without Borders Build Bridges in Peru
Civil Engineering Senior Chandler Hawn captured UNC Charlotte Engineers Without Borders' trip to Peru to build bridges.
The students and faculty involved with UNC Charlotte's Engineers Without Borders feel a responsibility to give back to the communities with the greatest of needs. This summer's travels took the student's high into the mountains of Peru to build bridges for the small village of Paru...
Freshman Learning Communities Video
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Junior Design: MEGR 3156: College of Engineering
Structures Engineering Research Video
The Structures Research Group: College of Engineering
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Experimental Blast Research: College of Engineering
Motorsports 49ers Cut Ribbon for New Campus Entrance
Dickson Gate Dedication: Motorsports
UNC Charlotte Alumni Today - David Causey '83
Katie Suggs talks with David Causey '83, President of the Alumni Board of Directors, about the UNC Charlotte Alumni Association.
Fire Safety Engineering Technology
Take a look inside the Fire Safety Engineering Technology program at the William States Lee College of Engineering.
Fire Safety Engineering Technology, a unique program directed toward those seeking positions within the fire service as well as those preparing for work in fire protection related occupations.
Stake Your Claim in Motorsports
A UNC Charlotte student describes how he stakes his claim through the Motorsports Engineering program.
Energy Production and Infrastructure Center Announcement
Duke Energy and Siemens Energy, announced $8.8 million in support for the Energy Production and Infrastructure Center (EPIC) at UNC Charlotte.
Duke Energy will provide approximately $4.5 million and Siemens Energy will provide approximately $4.3 million in support of the Center. Both companies will do this over several years as the EPIC program develops.
Westinghouse Electric Co. donates $3 million
Westinghouse Donates $3.3 Million EPIC Crane
Westinghouse Electric Company donated $3.3 million in equipment, services, and education to UNC Charlotte's Energy Production Infrastructure Center (EPIC).


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Q: jQuery Moble go back one page if possible, otherwise go here In jQuery mobile is it possible to check if history.back() would be a page in the application?  If it isn't a page in the application, then I want to direct to a specific page.
Example:
User clicks login from the home page and goes to login.html.  The login is handled successfully and history.back() is called and the user goes back to the home page.
User enters at login.html.  The login is handled successfully and since the user did not come from another page in the app, they are taken to account.html.

A: Problem solved by storing the redirect page.

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Q: Recursive parse JSON tree in react native I'm trying to display the comments of reddit posts using react native. Since the returned JSON from the API is always a nested number of comments I guess the best way to parse the JSON is to use recursion.
To get the comments for a post in a subreddit the following url can be use and I've linked an example.
https://www.reddit.com/r/${subreddit}/comments/${postId}.json
Next step I'm using a recursive function to move through the JSON tree and find any object that has a body property and push it in to an array.
parseComments(comments, i, j) {
    for (let property in comments) {
      if (comments.hasOwnProperty(property)) {
        if (property === "replies") {
          this.parseComments(comments[property], i, j);
        } else if (typeof comments[property] === "object") {
          if (comments[property] != null) {
            if (comments[property].body != undefined) {
              this.setState(prevState => ({
                commentStrings: [...prevState.commentStrings,
                  ".".repeat(j) + comments[property].body
                ]
              }));
              j += 1;
            }
            this.parseComments(comments[property], i, j);
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }

I'm using Expo to debug and test the code on my phone but when the code enters the recursive function it just freezes there.
Is there a CPU or Memory limitation that causes this and what is the best way to display the comments in this example JSON.


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2016 is going to be an interesting year. Donald Trump could be our next President. The Chicago Cubs are the betting favorites to win the World Series. We truly are living in Bizarro World.
1. While in Casper for a campaign fundraiser, high winds will blow Donald Trump's toupee all the way to Nebraska. Ashamed and humiliated, Trump will drop out of the race.
2. Needing 26,000 signatures, the petition to place a medical marijuana referendum on the Wyoming ballot will fall only 26,000 signatures short.
3. In a last ditch effort to bolster the state economy, Santa's naughty list will officially be sponsored by Wyoming coal.
4. Wildlife biologists outside of Douglas will finally confirm the existence of the elusive Jackalope. The animal will quickly be named an endangered species. Tragically, it will later be mauled to death by a family of jealous sage grouse.
5. The City of Buford will adopt a "no smoking" ordinance, forcing the town's only citizen and building to immediately go out of business.
6. Casper will officially suspend sales of Fireball Cinnamon Whisky within the city limits. The local crime rate will be cut in half.
7. Cheyenne Police will name the controversial bear carving on 3rd Avenue and Warren as a suspect in one of the city's several unsolved homicides.
8. University of Wyoming mascot Pistol Pete will be forced to forfeit his scholarship after accidentally shooting Cam the Ram.
9. Strapped to find an act other than Journey, Cheyenne Frontier Days will book "The Wiggles" for their annual rock concert.
10. In an effort to cut the state's budget shortfall, Wyoming Governor Matt Mead will sell the city of Rock Springs to Utah. The transaction will include a clause forcing Utah to take Evanston and Rawlins too.
11. A woman from Wamsutter will become the first Wyoming contestant to ever win the Miss America pageant. She will later be named Miss Universe, only to have her title stripped when the judges realize they actually intended to crown Miss West Indies.
12. The town of Chugwater will officially change its name to Chugbeer.
13. A massive windstorm will topple the world's largest elk antler arch in Afton, Wyoming. Hometown hero and former Olympic champ Rulon Gardner will come to the rescue, lifting the structure with one hand while freeing victims trapped in the rubble with his other hand. Miraculously, everyone will escape without injury.
14. A new business called "Pot 'n' Pyro" will open along the Colorado - Wyoming border. It will sell recreational marijuana on the south side of the border and legal fireworks on the north side .
15. The University of Wyoming football team will host a spring scrimmage against Laramie High School. UW's defense will give up 38 points in the first half.
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The following CODE OF CONDUCT applies to all current East Lansing Youth Lacrosse players, parents/guardians, and coaches. All of the groups stated above are encouraged to follow these guidelines at all times while representing the East Lansing Lacrosse Youth Lacrosse Club. This will include practices, games, tournaments, and other club events. Failure to adhere to these policies outlined below may result in parents not being able to attend games and/or practices, players not being able to play in games, and coaches not being able to attend practices and/or games. These issues will be brought to the East Lansing Youth Lacrosse Board and placed to a vote in regards to the outcome of the situation.
East Lansing Youth Lacrosse Club follows and honors the code specifically detailed by the US Lacrosse organization.
Players, coaches, officials, parents, and spectators are to conduct themselves in a manner that "Honors the Game" and demonstrates respect to other players, coaches, officials, parents, spectators, and fans. In becoming a member of the lacrosse community, an individual assumes certain obligations and responsibilities
to the game of lacrosse and its participants. The essential elements in this "Code of Conduct" are HONESTY and INTEGRITY. Those who conduct themselves in a manner that reflects these elements will bring credit to the sport of lacrosse, themselves, their team and their organization. It is only through such conduct that our sport can continue to earn and maintain a positive image and make its full contribution to amateur sports in the United States and around the world. US Lacrosse supports the following behaviors
for those who participate in the sport or are involved in any way with US Lacrosse. The following essential elements of the "Code of Conduct" must be followed:
Sportsmanship and teaching the concepts of fair play are essential to the game and must be taught at all levels and developed both at home and on the field during practices and games.
The value of good sportsmanship, the concepts of fair play, and the skills of the game should always be placed above winning.
The safety and welfare of the players are of primary importance.
Coaches must always be aware of the tremendous influence they have on their players. They are to strive to be positive role models in dealing with young people, as well as adults.
Coaches should always demonstrate positive behaviors and reinforce them to players, parents, officials and spectators alike. Players should be specifically encouraged and positively reinforced by coaches to demonstrate respect for teammates, opponents, officials, and spectators.
Players should always demonstrate positive behavior and respect toward teammates, opponents, coaches, officials, parents, and spectators.
Coaches, players, parents, and spectators are expected to demonstrate the utmost respect for officials and reinforce that respect to players/teammates. Coaches are also expected to educate their players as to the important role of lacrosse officials and reinforce the ideal of respect for the official to players/teammates.
Grievances or misunderstandings between coaches, officials or any other parties involved with the sport should be communicated through the proper channels and procedures, never on or about the field of play in view of spectators or participants.
Officials are professionals and are therefore expected to conduct themselves as such and in a manner that demonstrates total impartiality, courtesy, and fairness to all parties.
Spectators involved with the game must never permit anyone to openly or maliciously criticize, badger, harass or threaten an official, coach, player or opponent.
Coaches must be able to demonstrate a solid knowledge of the rules of lacrosse and should adhere to the rules in both the letter and the spirit of the game.
Coaches should provide a basic knowledge of the rules to both players and spectators within his/her program. Attempts to manipulate rules in an effort to take unfair advantage of an opponent, or to teach deliberate unsportsmanlike conduct, is considered unacceptable conduct.
Eligibility requirements, at all levels of the game, must be followed. Rules and requirements such as age, previous level of participation, team transfers, etc, have been established to encourage and maximize participation, fair play and to promote safety.
In addition to US Lacrosse code of conduct, East Lansing has added…
24 Hour Rule -The club has a 24-hour rule which means that parents should wait 24 hours after a game before contacting a coach with an issue or conflict from a game. This waiting period will allow time for reflecting upon the situation to occur between both parties. This will usually take the emotional response away and handling of the situation will occur in a more effective manner.
Comments during the games and practices. Parents are always welcome to support and encourage the team during practices and games. However, parents should refrain from "coaching" from the sideline. Comments of praise and encouragement for the players is always welcome. But leave the coaching to the coaches.
Player pick-up. Our number 1 priority is your child's safety. All players are to be picked up within 15 minutes of the conclusion of practices or games. If you are unable to be there on time, please make prior arrangements for your child to get home safely.
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Q: What field does this Eigenvalue belong to? Suppose  $\mathbb{C}^n$ is a Vector Space over $\mathbb{R}$.
Given a Linear Operator T : $\mathbb{C}^n$ $\rightarrow$ $\mathbb{C}^n$, it follows that $\lambda$ is an Eigenvalue of  T if and only if there exists some nonzero vector x $\in$ $\mathbb{C}^n$  such that T(x) = $\lambda$x.
My question is, exactly what field does $\lambda$ belong to? Does $\lambda$ belong to $\mathbb{C}$ or $\mathbb{R}$?

A: In addition to other good points made in comments and answer: yes, there is some ambiguity in the idea of "eigenvalue" for linear maps/operators on vector spaces over fields (such as $\mathbb R$) that are not algebraically closed. And we should not get distracted by the idea that $\mathbb C^n$ can be a vector space over $\mathbb R$... that is mostly a distraction, without genuine mathematical content.
For example, consider operator $T=\pmatrix{0&-1\cr 1&0}$ on $\mathbb R^2$. If we look at the characteristic equation $\lambda^2+1=0$, we see that there are no real eigenvalues. But $\pm i$ are eigenvalues... if we extend the vector space to its complexification...
(Choosing a basis also doesn't really have much to do with this phenomenon...)

A: If you look at $\mathbb C^n$ as a $\mathbb R$-vectorspace the eigenvalue $\lambda$ has to be from $\mathbb R$, thats how it is defined. If $T$ is $\mathbb R$-linear it doesn't even have to be $\mathbb C$-linear, so it wouldn't even be a well defined question.
If you then look at maps that are also $\mathbb C$-linear you can say that the map comes from multiplication with an element $(\phi,r)$ from $\mathbb C$ this then corresponds to turn by $\phi$ and dilation by $r$ of the complex "Eigenvector" corresponding to $a+bi$.


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Italian Gas Stations Install Leak-Sensing RFID System
Wolftank is providing a solution that includes nanotron Technologies active RFID tags to send alerts as soon as fuel seepage is detected.
Tags: Chemical, Manufacturing, Operations
Jul 02, 2012—Wolftank, an Italian petrochemical industry technology firm that manufactures a wide range of products for gas stations and other companies, is providing a gas tank safety solution that includes a radio frequency identification sensor that can detect a potential leak and issue alerts accordingly. The system, which employs RFID technology provided by nanotron Technologies, is currently in use by 50 fuel stations throughout Italy.
Wolftank has 9,000 customers—primarily gas stations—95 percent of which are located in Italy. Most recently, the company has been providing refurbishment services to help gas stations comply with new legislation requiring all gas storage tanks to be double-walled (previous tanks had single walls).
Wolftank provides the cleaning and refurbishment services and equipment necessary to convert single-walled tanks to two walls. In addition, the firm is now offering a solution known as SEF16, with a battery-powered RFID sensor to measure conditions within the underground tank, and to issue an alert in the event that a leak is detected, says Martin Majohr, Wolftank's director of research and development.
With a traditional cabled sensor system, a trench would need to be dug in order to accommodate a cable installed at the tank and traveling back to the station's management system. Using a wireless system renders the cable unnecessary; however, the tag battery may need to be periodically replaced—typically, about once every two years, depending on the conditions around the tank and the frequency of transmissions.
The Wolftank system utilizes an active RFID tag from nanotron that transmits sensor data from an underground tank to a reader installed at the ground surface via a 2.4 GHz transmission complying with the IEEE 802.15.4a standard. The SEF16 tag is inserted into the underground chamber in which the tank is located, at the manhole opening. The tag's sensor measures the pressure between the tank's two walls. If the pressure changes (reaching approximately 300 millibars), the device determines that a leak may have occurred inside the inner storage wall. The tag then transmits an alert to the reader installed at the surface above the tank, with the device forwarding that alert to the gas station's control center, usually located near or in the station office or dedicated kiosk. The tag's typical read range through the ground is 10 meters to 15 meters (33 feet to 49 feet), depending on conditions—some types of soil can be more difficult to transmit through than others.
For stations operating multiple tanks, the distance between a reader and the main station can be large; therefore, repeaters are installed every 200 meters to 300 meters (656 feet to 984 feet). In that case, the reader transmits the tag's sensor data and unique ID number back to the nearest repeater until it reaches the back-end system, where a gateway has a cabled connection to a PC. There, Wolftank's management software interprets the read data, including each tank's unique ID and sensor readings, along with a time and date stamp. That information can then be stored in order to create a record of each tank's sensor readings. Wolftank software typically resides on a user's back-end system, and can share its data with the user's own management software, thereby allowing that company to receive alert messages from its own systems via cell phone, SMS text message or e-mail.
Tough RFID Tag Strikes Oil
Manufacturer Tests RFID to Track Industrial-Size Containers of Liquid
Steel Tube Finishing Firm Tries RFID to Track Personnel, Tools
RFID in a Growing Economy
An Event for the Energy, Mining and Construction Sectors
In Search of Excellence
Mining New Value From RFID
Manufacturer Uses RFID to Put a New Face on Cabinet-Making
RFID Helps Refinery Project Manage Materials for Multiple Contractors
India's RFID Solar Mission
RFID and Zero Accidents
A Guide to Wireless Energy-Management Systems


On October 20, 1898, Fayetteville established its present water works system.
In 1944 the Tennessee Department of Public Health officially recognized the system as "a public water supply."
Today, our system produces 1.8 million gallons of potable (drinkable) water per day for our customers. We have a capability of producing 3.4 million more gallons of water per day remaining for the future growth of our community.
132 miles of distribution pipe that carries water to our customers throughout our system with three pumping stations along its routes.
What should I be concerned about in my water?
Your water meets all standards established by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In addition, the FPU Water Department has met all the monitoring, record keeping and reporting requirements of the national primary drinking water regulations.
Why is my water sometimes "muddy" or rusty?
Actually, what customers refer to as "mud" may look like mud, but is rust (iron oxide). Much of Fayetteville's water distribution system is cast iron. When water stands in public mains, fire hydrant lines, or in a customer's galvanized service or internal line, it will naturally dissolve the iron. If you have any galvanized internal lines, fittings, or yard service lines, you can expect to have periodic episodes of discolored water.
If you find rusty water at the cold water tap at the first draw in the morning, it is probably from your plumbing or service (yard) line. The water heater can also be the source of rusty water problems. If only the hot water is rusty, that indicates that the problem lies in the water heater.
If your cold water suddenly becomes rusty, there may be several causes such as construction in the area, fire hydrant flushing, or fire hydrant use in the area. These episodes are only temporary and may be easily cleared on their own or by the FPU Water Department flowing additional water from fire hydrants in the area.
Fayetteville's water is only moderately hard water at six grains of hardness per gallon (110 parts per million).
Should I be worried about lead in my water?
The FPU Water Department meets the strictest lead regulations.
Water the lawn and garden in the early morning or evening.
Use mulch around plants and shrubs.
Repair leaks in faucets and hoses.
Use water from a bucket to wash your car, and save the hose for rinsing.
Are there any telephone numbers I can call for further questions about my water?