In Tennessee, a DUI is defined as driving a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) over the legal limit of 0.08%. You may also receive DUI-type penalties for refusing to submit to the blood alcohol test when arrested on suspicion of a DUI.
Tennessee laws require the installation of ignition interlock devices for all DUI offenders. After serving a period of license revocation or suspension, you may be allowed to apply for a restricted license, which allows you to drive provided an interlock is installed in your vehicle. Installed at the driver's expense, IIDs require a sober person to breath into them to start the car. With two DUI convictions in a five-year period, the IID is required for six months after getting your license back. The IID must be installed by an approved Service Provider who will then coordinate with the appropriate Tennessee jurisdiction to schedule inspections of your device, and to download its data.
"Motorists facing a driver's license suspension in Tennessee will receive a notification letter from the Department of Safety (DOS) and will be given the opportunity for a hearing before any further action is taken. Drivers may be required to satisfy specific conditions pertaining to their penalty to finalize the reinstatement process."
Under Tennessee law, individuals may be eligible under certain circumstances for a restricted license. If applying for a restricted license, after a DUI conviction, you must not have been convicted of a prior vehicular homicide as the result of intoxication, aggravated vehicular homicide, or vehicular assault. You cannot have been involved in an accident in which a person was killed or suffered bodily injury as the result of the DUI violation.


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Samuel Mercer Clark (October 11, 1842 – August 11, 1900) was a two-term Republican U.S. Representative from Iowa's 1st congressional district at the end of the 19th century. He was the first Iowa-born member of Congress.

Early years
Born near Keosauqua in the portion of Iowa Territory that would later become the State of Iowa, Clark attended the public schools and the Des Moines Valley College, in West Point, Iowa. He went on to study law in the office of Judge (and future U.S. Senator) George G. Wright and was admitted to the Iowa bar in 1864. However, he did not practice extensively.

Career
He was editor of the Keokuk Daily Gate City in Keokuk, Iowa, for 31 years. He served as delegate to the Republican National Conventions in 1872, 1876, and 1880.

He was appointed commissioner of education to the Paris Exposition in 1889. He served as Keokuk's Postmaster from 1879 to 1885. He was a member of the Keokuk Board of Education from 1879 to 1894, and served as the Board's president from 1882 until 1894.

In 1894, Clark was elected as a Republican to represent Iowa's 1st congressional district (in southeastern Iowa) in the Fifty-fourth Congress. He replaced John H. Gear, whom the Iowa General Assembly had chosen to serve as a U.S. Senator. Two years later Clark won re-election, and served in the Fifty-fifth Congress. He was not a candidate for renomination in 1898. In all, he served in Congress from March 4, 1895, to March 3, 1899. After returning to Iowa, he resumed his editorial duties in Keokuk.

Death
He died in Keokuk on August 11, 1900, aged 57. He was interred in Oakland Cemetery.

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Andrew Lynch
Andrew Lynch, from Ashbourne, Co. Meath, is a relative newcomer to the top jockey ranks but without doubt a rising star of the National Hunt and Flat Racing scene. He has raced in two Grand Nationals having been aboard Vic Venturi in 2011 who was unfortunately brought down at the second fence and in the 2012 Grand National he was aboard Treacle.
Andrew had his first race aboard Jack Dante at Fairyhouse in April 2001, however he didn't get his first winner until a year later. He won in a novice hurdle in May 2002 at Downpatrick aboard Tristernagh and two weeks later, at the same course, he rode a double, winning with Altregan Lady and Bavardante.
A lack of quality mounts meant his early promise didn't materialise and it wasn't until 2004 that he started to get some notable wins, he turned pro in 2005. After that Andrew's star started to rise and 2005 was a good year for the jockey with winnings on the up and up. He went on to win at Punchestown in both November and December of that year.
The following year, 2006, was when he finally made his mark, although he had a bad start, breaking his arm just as the year started. He missed two months of racing but returned to ride the Ado McGuinness trained Victram to victory in the 'Sunderlands Imperial Cup Handicap'. Widely praised for the superb ride he gave the 6 year old, he went on to ride 'Commonchero', a Michael O'Brien trained horse in the 'Galway Plate Trial Handicap Chase' at Tipperary.
In June he was aboard Victram in the 'Open Northern Ireland's Betting Shops on Sundays Handicap Hurdle' at Down Royal, in November he went on to a hot run of form in which he gained a number of graded successes, in a six week period.
2007 saw even more success for Andrew but unfortunately in late 2008 and early 2009 he encountered an alarming dip in form but picked himself up and in late 2009 and 2010 started to act like a jockey you would want to put some money on again.
As in 2011, Lynch didn't manage to complete the tough Aintree National course, falling onboard Treacle at the 10th fence. Lynch was unfortunate enough to take a very nasty fall and broke his leg in the process but was back in action for the 2012/2013 hunt season riding for Henry De Bromhead on Sizing Australia and Sizing Europe.
In the 2012 National he fell at the 10th fence and missed the 2013 National but is back for the 2014 Crabbies Grand National where he will pair up with Buckers Bridge for Henry De Bromhead.
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Of particular note is that Caines was the protagonist behind the legendary 1970s British progressive jazz, jazz rock and psychedelic band, East of Eden. Since then, Caines has not recorded much, yet as they say, it's better late than never. He's a talented performer who launches the presentation with spirited improvisational tactics and intricately rendered gusts during the pensive duet with pianist Laura Cole's somber undertones on the opening track, "Haptic Space #1. But the inward-looking ballad format does not reappear until the final piece "Haptic Space #2," which is another duet with the pianist. In between the subdued intro and outro, the acoustic-electric monster is unleashed.
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British Transport Police Federation's annual conference was held at The Grand in York on 21 and 22 September. The Awards of Excellence and centenary celebration took place on 22 September at the National Railway Museum in York.
Conference - closed session
The annual conference began with a closed session attended by Federation Reps from across the Force Area. Reports were presented by the General Secretary (Mark Marshallsay), Treasurer (Peter Kingham), Health and Safety lead (Stuart Cowan) and the Welfare Committee (Paul Miller).
Federation Reps also debated a number of rule changes and motions. Reports from each Divisional Secretary can be found in the conference brochure. A summary of conference will be emailed to members shortly.
Colin Reynolds of Reynolds Dawson (above right) gave Federation Reps a detailed and input on the new conduct regulations and post-incident procedures. Detailed training on the new regulations is being organised for reps but Colin focused on the most significant changes for the Federation to be aware of.
Conference - open session
Chair's Speech
Federation Chair, Nigel Goodband, delivered his keynote speech to an audience of Federation Reps, BTP leadership, members of BTP Authority and guests from across the police service. Nigel paid testament to members for their dedication through one of the most challenging periods faced by the service:
"It was essential that vital services were kept open and the country was kept moving and without the dedication of BTP officers, this would not have been possible. Thank you. These same officers continued to work and deal with the public and keep their communities safe, despite being unvaccinated. They worked despite knowing that they could personally contract the virus, but also in the fear that they could take it back home to their loved ones. For that we owe them a massive debt of gratitude.
"I would also like to thank our colleagues in the Special Constabulary. 302 officers who clocked up over 100,000 hours of service in 2020, unpaid and often un-thanked. They stood shoulder to shoulder with regular officers and delivered outstanding service to the public in such difficult circumstances.
"Thank you to each and every one of them - we are proud to represent you all."
The theme of the Chair's speech was 'Forward'. Nigel Goodband spoke of the challenges facing policing and the Federation and signalled his commitment both to working with the Force to tackle these and further strengthening the Federation, so it is fit for the next hundred years (2021 marks one hundred years since the Federation was established).
Read Nigel Goodband's speech in full
Minister's response
A three line whip in the House of Commons meant the Rail Minster, Chris Heaton-Harris MP, was unable to attend the Federation conference in person. He recorded a response to Nigel Goodband's speech and answered questions that had been posed by Federation Reps. Above all, he offered a message of thanks:
"I want to thank you all for your dedication and outstanding contribution to the safety and security of the people who use or work on our rail system. Your exceptional efforts meant key workers could do their jobs throughout the pandemic and keep the country running through the most challenging times we've seen in generations. Your commitment in such adverse conditions is unparalleled and your unique skills in keeping passengers safe while keeping the network moving is key to our recovery from the pandemic. You should be extremely proud, and I really do want to say thank you from me and Grant [Shapps MP}, the Secretary of State."
Please follow this link to view the Minister's response
Conference Q&A
Chief Constable Lucy D'Orsi was joined by the Chair of BTP Authority, Ron Barclay-Smith and the Authority's CEO, Hugh Ind for a question and answer session. Federation Reps from across the force area posed questions on topics including wellbeing, promotion processes, integration [Scotland], support for mental health issues, occupational health services, recruitment and retention.
The discussion lasted for more than an hour and a summary of the questions and answers is available here.
Awards of Excellence and centenary celebrations
BTP Federation's Awards of Excellence were held on the evening of Wednesday 22 September at the National Railway Museum in York. Officers who had saved lives, tackled terrorists and kept the public safe received awards, having been nominated by their colleagues and peers.
The winners:
PCs Lucy King, Callum Kalbfell, Mark Tabbron and Dan Huggins received an Award of Excellence after their quick-thinking and teamwork saved the life of a man who had been struck by a train near Wivenhoe.
PCs Gary Reader and Jack Smith receive an award for having bravely put their own safety at risk in an effort to save a man's life in Kent.
PC's Susan Adams and Simon Baxter received an award after demonstrating exceptional bravery in rescuing several families from a burning building in South Lanarkshire.
Sgt Lee Valentine and PCs Marsha Selby, Ashleigh Williams and Tom Wright received an award for their bravery in tackling a knife-wielding man who attacked passengers at Manchester Victoria Station.
PC's Iain Brown, Lewis Todd and John Paul O'Kane, Sgt David Howie, Inspector Raymond Smillie and PD Storm received an award for their bravery in dealing with public disorder at a hostile protest in Glasgow.
Sgt Tom Crocombe, PC Sidony Crowther, PC James Mace and Insp Steve Morrison received an award for their bravery in tackling a knife-wielding man who launched a frenzied attack at Ilford Station.
DC Jerry Meek received an award for bravely disarming a terrorist in London, preventing him from harming more people.
DI Andy Winters received the British Transport Police Federation Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his dedication, motivation and commitment throughout his long and distinguished career with BTP.
Videos highlighting the officers' work are available to watch on our Facebook page.
Centenary celebrations
The evening ended with a reflection on 100 years of BTP Federation. With the help of the BTP History Group, a brochure has been produced which charts the organisation's history. Phil White and Glyn Thomas from the History Group are pictured below with Nigel Goodband. The Federation has also adopted a new logo.
The annual British Transport Police Federation Conference and Awards of Excellence were due to be held in Cardiff on 17 and 18 March. Sadly, the impact of the coronavirus pandemic meant the events were postponed.
The annual British Transport Police Federation Conference was held at the Kimpton Charlotte Square Hotel in Edinburgh on 12 and 13 March 2019
The annual British Transport Police Federation Conference was held at the Holiday Inn, Manchester on 13 and 14 March 2018.
The annual British Transport Police Federation Conference took place at the Hilton Hotel in Cardiff on 21 and 22 March 2017.
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Stevan Riley (born November 1975) is a British film director, producer, editor and writer.  He was educated at the University of Oxford, where he studied Modern History. His films include Blue Blood (2006); Fire in Babylon (2010); Everything or Nothing (2012); and Listen to Me Marlon (2015).  Stevan went to school in Dover, Kent, Dover Grammar for Boys.

Biography

Riley's first documentary Rave Against the Machine (2002) explored the underground music scene in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War.  It aired on UK's Channel Four and was showcased internationally by the British Council.  The film received nine international awards including Special Jury Prize at Aspen Shorts Fest; National Geographic Award at Sydney Film Fest; Best Documentary at Dubrovnik Film Fest; and Best Documentary at DIY Hollywood.

Riley's first feature, Blue Blood. presented the Varsity boxing rivalry between the universities of Oxford and Cambridge.  Variety called it one of the "best sports movies in recent memory".  It was screened in UK cinemas by Warner Bros and aired on BBC Storyville and the Sundance Channel.  Blue Blood earned Riley nominations for Best Film at the Evening Standard Film Awards and Best British Newcomer by the London Critics' Circle.

His next film was the award-winning documentary Fire in Babylon, about the record-breaking West Indies cricket team of the 1970s and 1980s. Fire in Babylon was released in UK cinemas by Revolver Entertainment and aired on BBC Storyville and ESPN.  It earned Riley a Grierson Award as well as a nominations for Best Documentary at the British Independent Film Awards and Evening Standard Film Awards.  Film critic Barry Norman listed it in his 'Top 10 Sports films of all time'.

Riley next directed  Everything Or Nothing, an official film for EON Productions to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the James Bond films.  Mirroring in its structure and tone a classic Bond movie, it tells the survival story of how Bond became the longest running film franchise in history.  Variety labelled it "a splendid documentary" and The Wall Street Journal as "crammed to overflowing with sparkling tidbits."

His biographical film about Marlon Brando, Listen to Me Marlon, was made in conjunction with Showtime and Universal Pictures. It debuted in the Official Selection of the Sundance Film Festival 2015, before being shortlisted for an Academy Award and receiving a Peabody Prize. The National Board of Review listed it in their top 5 documentaries of 2015. It is described by Rolling Stone magazine as "the man himself, Marlon Brando, in his own words. With narration provided by tapes of the actor speaking about fame, his craft, and his eventual hatred of both." Variety called it "a superb portrait" and Hollywood Reporter "marvellously creative and enthrallingly intimate".

Stevan edited a short, 'Pearl', that was nominated for an Academy Award in 2017.

Filmography
 Rave Against the Machine (2002)
 Blue Blood (2006)
 Fire in Babylon (2010)
 Everything Or Nothing: The Untold Story of 007 (2012)
 Listen to Me Marlon (2015)

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1975 births
Alumni of Wadham College, Oxford
Living people
British film directors
British documentary filmmakers


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Azure VM Updates: Want to reduce software licensing costs without impacting performance?
Azure adds new constrained vCPUs, capable virtual machines to reduce software licensing costs without impacting performance
Azure offers various VM sizes for which you can constrain the VM vCPU count to reduce the cost of software licensing, while maintaining the same memory, storage, and I/O bandwidth.
This may be crucial for some database workloads like SQL Server or Oracle that require high memory, storage, and I/O bandwidth, but not a high core count since many database workloads are not CPU-intensive.
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Acronis®, a leading provider of hybrid cloud data protection, today at HostingCon announced its latest update of Acronis Backup Cloud, a cutting-edge backup-as-a-service (BaaS) solution for service providers, hosters, and cloud resellers that provides complete data protection for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). Today's SMBs have been left exposed to data loss and malicious attacks due to inadequate solutions that do not protect the full spectrum of servers and user endpoints, including mobile devices, and Cloud services and applications, such as Microsoft Azure and Office 365. Acronis enables service providers to rapidly address these new and critical SMB data protection needs with the latest release of Acronis Backup Cloud – its easiest, fastest, most complete cloud backup solution ever.
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Acronis Backup Cloud also integrates with the most popular cloud management solutions to automate customer billing, monitoring, and provisioning. This includes Odin Service Automation®, WHMCS®, HostBill®, APS Standard, LabTech, Windows Azure Pack, and Flexiant® Cloud Orchestrator.
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Pakistan beat Netherlands by 6 wickets | ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022
Pakistan beat Netherlands by 6 wickets. Pakistan finally got their first victory in T20 World Cup 2022. In the match played in Perth, Netherlands had given Pakistan a target of 92 runs to win. Pakistan won by 6 wickets. Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan came in to chase the target of runs. Pakistan's first wicket fell on 16 runs in the form of Babar Azam. Babar Azam also failed against the Netherlands, he was run out for just 4 runs. After recovering from injury, when Fakhar Zaman entered the field for the first time, his ambitions were very aggressive, but he was also dismissed after scoring 20 runs. Shaan Masood and Mohammad Rizwan led Pakistan's innings against the Netherlands. A partnership of 30 runs was established between the two.
Mohammad Rizwan got out after scoring 49 runs on a total score of 83 runs. Shaun Masood was out just one run away from the win, he scored 12 runs. Shadab Khan scored a four to give Pakistan their first victory of the event. Netherlands won the toss and decided to bat first but the Dutch batsmen could not show any special performance. From the beginning, Pakistani bowlers dominated the Netherlands. Netherlands could score only 91 runs in the allotted 20 overs. On behalf of the Netherlands, Colin Ackerman scored 27 runs and captain Scott Edwards scored 15 runs. On behalf of Pakistan, Shadab Khan took 3 wickets, Mohammad Wasim Jr. 2 wickets while Haris Rauf, Naseem Shah and Shaheen Shah Afridi took one wicket each.
Haider Ali was removed from the Pakistan playing XI against the Netherlands and replaced by Fakhar Zaman. The national team consisted of Babar Azam, Muhammad Rizwan, Fakhar Zaman, Shan Masood, Iftikhar Ahmed, Muhammad Nawaz, Shadab Khan, Muhammad Wasim Jr., Shaheen Shah Afridi, Naseem Shah and Haris Rauf.
After losing to India and Zimbabwe, Pakistan will have to win all their matches by huge margins. After the Netherlands, Pakistan will compete against South Africa and Bangladesh. A single match defeat will knock Pakistan out of the race for the semi-finals. Apart from this, South Africa will also have to lose.


I lost my Papa this morning.
I am proud to say that I was Samuel Listi's grandson. If you have ever met my Papa you would know how important that is. My Papa taught me how to swim. I am sure glad he did, I am almost drowning in sorrow right now. My Papa taught me how to fish. I am sure glad he did, I am going to need a little hope and a lot of patience to make it through this. My Papa taught me how to change a tire. I am sure glad he did, because I am broken but I'll keep moving forward. My Papa taught me the value of a firm handshake and looking someone in the eye when you speak to them. That is one thing I will never forget. "Pride and hard work is what makes a man" is what my Papa would always say to me. I will live my life by that. I will always remember my Papa and I will pass down the things he has taught me about life to my children and grandchildren.
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The Missouri Bar Elects John Brady as Vice President
The Missouri Bar elected P. John Brady vice president, at the organization's annual meeting in Kansas City, Missouri, September 21. Brady, a shareholder at Polsinelli Shughart, is a trial attorney who practices business and tort litigation for plaintiffs and defendants.
"I'm deeply honored to serve the Missouri Bar in this capacity," said Brady. "The Bar plays an important role in our profession as we strive to serve our clients and the public, and maintain the ethics and responsibilities bestowed upon us as attorneys. It is very satisfying to serve the profession in this manner. I look forward to the next year."
Throughout his career, Brady has served the legal profession in a variety of capacities at the local and state level. Brady has been a member of The Missouri Bar Board of Governors since 2002.He is a past president of the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association, and served on its executive committee for many years. In addition, he is a lifetime member of the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Foundation, and served as president of that organization in 2005.
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COPE, Jonathan I (1664-94), of Ranton Abbey, Staffs.
Published in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1690-1715, ed. D. Hayton, E. Cruickshanks, S. Handley, 2002
1690 - 14 Sept. 1694
b. 9 July 1664, 3rd s. of Jonathan Cope of Ranton Abbey by Anne, da. of Sir Halton Farmer of Easton Neston, Northants. educ. Christ Church, Oxf. 1681. m. settlement 19 Oct. 1688, Susannah, da. of Sir Thomas Fowle*, 3s. suc. bro. 1675.1
Sheriff, Staffs. 1685–6.
Cope's father, a younger son of Sir William Cope, 2nd Bt.†, of Hanwell, Oxfordshire, had inherited the family's Staffordshire estates: Cope himself, also a younger son, succeeded his elder brother in 1675 to this property and then became the likely heir of the main branch of the family following the decision of his cousin Sir Anthony Cope, 4th Bt.†, to disinherit any children born to Sir Anthony's brother John (Sir John Cope, 5th Bt.*). He was thus a man of considerable actual and potential standing, the estate in Staffordshire being estimated at £800 p.a. (plus another £300 after his mother's decease), in a court case in 1698–9.2
Cope was elected to the 1690 Parliament after a sharp contest with Philip Foley* at Stafford. The Marquess of Carmarthen (Sir Thomas Osborne†) was in no doubt of his political affiliation, marking him as a Tory and a probable Court supporter on a list of the new House. His name appears on another list drawn up by Carmarthen in December 1690 probably denoting likely support for the minister in the event of an attack upon him in the Commons. In April 1691 Robert Harley* marked his name with a 'd', denoting doubtful or dead. Cope did not play a significant role in the House, acting as a teller only once, against an adjournment motion on 14 Apr. 1694, in order to allow discussion of a clause in the tunnage and poundage bill to limit the trading activities of the Bank of England. Cope died on 14 Sept. 1694, although reports of his impending death had reached Foley by the 11th. His will, dated 15 July 1694, made provision for his three sons, and directed that his body be buried in Ellenhall church, where it was interred on 22 Sept. His eldest son was created a baronet while a Member for Banbury and inherited the Hanwell estates in 1721.3
Author: Stuart Handley
1. Ellenhall Par. Reg. (Staffs. Par. Reg. Soc. 1944–5), 17, 20–21; Misc. Gen. et Her. ser. 3, iv. 222; T. E. Sharpe, Royal Dissent, 15.
2. Sharpe, 15; A. Beesley, Hist. Banbury, 261; PCC 12 Bence; HMC Lords, n.s. iii. 270.
3. BL, Verney mss mic. 636/47, John Verney* (Ld. Fermanagh) to Sir Ralph Verney†, 15 Sept. 1694; Hereford and Worcester RO (Hereford), Foley mss, Foley to 'Mr P.', 11 Sept. 1694; PCC 217 Plymouth; Ellenhall Par. Reg. 30.


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Torphichen-born Calum Mallace returned from injury to make his debut for the club in their 2-0 win over Minnesota United.
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A little knowledge
England's most famous composer is less English than he might seem
The outsider: Edward Elgar photographed in 1931 by Herbert Lambert. National Portrait Gallery, London
I have on my wall at home a large drawing in charcoal and acrylic by the late Roy Jackson. I bought it from the artist thirty-three years ago and it never gets stale. But it divides people, women especially. The drawing is of a nude model, a Japanese woman, and some people see only violence when they look at it. There's a frantic quality to the image, the model's arms seeming to flail in self-defence.
I have never seen it that way because I know how the picture was made. Rather than flailing limbs, the artist's subject was extreme calm. As he drew her, Jackson's model was doing the one thing models aren't supposed to do: she was moving. It was very slow, a sort of stop-frame tai chi, yet it was all Jackson could manage to keep up with her – every time he looked up, she was in a slightly different position. What I have hanging on my wall, then, is a very fast drawing of very slow motion.
Of course, those who see the image differently aren't wrong. If art isn't open to multiple interpretations, it probably isn't much good. But sometimes we base our judgements on misinformation.
Not long ago, a colleague told me that the song "My Funny Valentine" was vile and sexist because the singer was telling a woman not to "change a hair" for him, and that it didn't matter if her mouth was "a little weak" and she wasn't all that smart. Well, fair enough, I suppose, if you've never listened to the verse of the song, only heard it sung by a man and don't know its context. In the 1937 musical comedy Babes in Arms, for which Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart wrote it, "My Funny Valentine" is sung by a woman to a man named Valentine. Sometimes a small piece of information makes a big difference.
But it's also true, and no less so for being a cliché, that a little knowledge is potentially dangerous. Certainly when it comes to the music of Edward Elgar, what people think they know about the composer can lead them to miss the power of his music completely. I was once told by a friend that Elgar's first symphony made him feel ill. He resented the music for its supposed celebration of the British Empire. It was something to do with the flag-waving of the Last Night of the Proms and the words fitted to the trio of the first Pomp and Circumstance march; also, stiff upper lips. I suppose there must be people who like Elgar for the same reason. But they're all wrong about the composer.
The words to "Land of Hope and Glory" are not Elgar's – he rather disapproved of them – and far from being an establishment toff, Elgar had a provincial, middle-class, Catholic upbringing that branded him an outsider. He felt it, too, all his life. As for the stiff upper lip, you only have to listen to Elgar's own recordings to hear this music played with fire, passion and generally swift tempos.
But what about the Englishness of it all? I think that bothered my friend as much as anything. I'm afraid I don't hear it, and I'm not sure what it is that others hear. There's certainly no English folk music pervading Elgar's work, as there is with Vaughan Williams (Elgar thought composers who used folk songs were being lazy). In fact, Elgar is as European as they come. His tunes often hint at Chopin, his brilliantly skilled orchestration owes something to Mendelssohn and Berlioz, and there's frequently a rhythmic spring that comes from Schumann – the Schumann of the Rhenish symphony surely lies behind the opening of Elgar's second. He is, perhaps above all, the great synthesiser of those apparent opposites, Brahms and Wagner. And when Richard Strauss, Elgar's slightly younger contemporary, first heard The Dream of Gerontius (itself unthinkable without the example of Wagner's Parsifal), he toasted him in broken English, calling him a "progressivist."
The supposed Englishness of Elgar's music is also the reason it is supposed not to travel well, though he was quite an international figure in his lifetime. The first symphony was played all over Europe and the United States, a hundred times in its first year; Yale gave the composer a doctorate; Mahler conducted the Enigma variations. But that imperialist reputation has dogged Elgar's music since his death (in 1934), and today it is mostly English-speaking countries that play his work. So it is particularly good to hear recent recordings of Elgar's symphonies played by one of Europe's oldest orchestras and one of its most distinctive, the Berlin Staatskapelle under Daniel Barenboim – an Argentinian-born citizen of Israel and Palestine, but a lifelong Elgarian.
When it comes to the quality of their sound, so many modern orchestras offer the same "international cuisine," but the Staatskapelle does not. Above all, its strings produce a sinewy texture, a mellowness of tone and remarkably well-articulated phrasing. They etch and dig. These are inadequate words – trying to describe the sound of an orchestra is like trying to describe wine – but suffice to say the recordings have reminded me, once again, of the central European roots of England's most famous composer, and of the emotional power of his music. •
Composer Andrew Ford presents The Music Show each weekend on ABC Radio National.
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Chicago, IL (September 14, 2018) – An Illinois state employee has filed a motion to intervene in a lawsuit brought by an International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) local that seeks to expand union officials' ability to use their government-granted monopoly bargaining powers to discriminate against workers who exercise their constitutional right to refrain from union membership and not pay union dues. Accompanying the motion to intervene is a motion asking the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois to dismiss the IUOE lawsuit.
Brian Trygg, an engineer with the Illinois Department of Transportation and one of the original plaintiffs in Janus v. AFSCME, filed the motion to intervene in the lawsuit with free legal aid from National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation staff attorneys. Trygg was a plaintiff with Mark Janus in the Janus case, until being removed from the lawsuit on a technicality because he had previously sought relief from union fees on different grounds.
n a memorandum accompanying Trygg's motions, his Foundation staff attorneys argue that IUOE officials "seek to 'have their cake and eat it, too'" by taking advantage of their choice to represent all employees, even union nonmembers, in their bargaining unit while claiming they should also be free of longstanding legal doctrine prohibiting them from using their monopoly representation to discriminate against nonmembers.
IUOE officials filed the lawsuit in anticipation of the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in the Januscase, which was briefed and argued by Foundation staff attorneys and ended in a ruling that compulsory union dues and fees for government employees violate the First Amendment. Trygg seeks to intervene to dismiss the IUOE case, or alternatively, to file an amicus curiaebrief to support the state defendants' motion to dismiss.
His filings cite Trygg's compelling interest in the case that, if IUOE's suit is successful, he would be unable to negotiate with his employer by virtue of the union's monopoly bargaining status while the union would have the power to discriminate against him and ignore the legal doctrine known as the "duty of fair representation." That duty was created by the U.S. Supreme Court to prevent overt discrimination by union officials against nonmembers and others.
Trygg's briefs also note that Defendant Attorney General Lisa Madigan has failed to protect his interests, as her legal representation in the case "is inadequate and bordering on malpractice" with incomplete responses to IUOE's claims and failure to cite binding authority. Trygg argues that Madigan has conflicts of interests through her opposition to and strong criticism of the Janus ruling and her actions to limit its application to Illinois public employees.
The filings also highlight that the union appears to be calling for the overturning of the U.S. Supreme Court's Steele v. Louisville and Nashville Railway Co. precedent, a 1944 case which challenged union officials' attempt to use their monopoly bargaining privileges to discriminate against black workers. That decision observed that monopoly bargaining would be unconstitutional absent a legal limitation on union officials using their monopoly bargaining power to discriminate.
Trygg's filings also argue that the union lawsuit is fundamentally flawed because, even if union claims were valid, the solution would be eliminating union monopoly bargaining powers over nonmembers, not giving union officials wider berth to discriminate against those who exercise their First Amendment rights protected by the Janus decision.
"Ultimately, if union bosses find their obligation not to discriminate against nonmembers under their 'representation' so burdensome, they can simply relinquish their government-granted monopoly bargaining powers over nonmembers like Brian Trygg," added Mix.


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Q: Trying to compile OpenGL 4 Helloworld in CLion+CMake+MinGW on Windows. "undefined reference to `_imp____glewCreateShader' " errors Googling aroung told me it was "wrong VS libraries" but when tried to use glew-1.5.4-mingw32 and libgluew32.a instead of glew32.lib (and same done to glut) nothing changed.
main.cpp got from project on VS2012, attaching same libs, so it may not be wrong.
Some files I use to make:
CMakeLists.txt
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8.4)
project(HelloGL)

set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS} -std=c++11")

add_executable(HelloGL main.cpp)

set(LIBS_DIR D:/libs)

set(GLEW_ROOT_DIR ${LIBS_DIR}/glew-1.5.4-mingw32 )
set(GLUT_ROOT_DIR ${LIBS_DIR}/glut-3.7.6-src/glut-3.7.6 )

set(GLEW_INCLUDE_DIRS ${GLEW_ROOT_DIR}/include)
set(GLUT_INCLUDE_DIRS ${GLUT_ROOT_DIR}/include)

set(GLEW_LIBRARY ${GLEW_ROOT_DIR}/lib/libglew32.a)
set(GLUT_LIBRARY ${GLUT_ROOT_DIR}/lib/glut/libglut32.a)

include_directories( ${GLEW_INCLUDE_DIRS} ${GLUT_INCLUDE_DIRS} )

target_link_libraries(HelloGL ${GLEW_LIBRARY} ${GLUT_LIBRARY} )

Part of LOG:
 "D:\Tools\CLion 140.569.17\bin\cmake\bin\cmake.exe" --build C:\Users\Alexey\.clion10\system\cmake\generated\dc6fcb22\dc6fcb22\Debug --target HelloGL -- -j 8
    -- Configuring done
    -- Generating done
    -- Build files have been written to: C:/Users/Alexey/.clion10/system/cmake/generated/dc6fcb22/dc6fcb22/Debug
    Linking CXX executable HelloGL.exe
    CMakeFiles\HelloGL.dir/objects.a(main.cpp.obj): In function `Z11LoadShadersPKcS0_':
    D:/Projects/CPP/HelloGL/main.cpp:19: undefined reference to `_imp____glewCreateShader'
    D:/Projects/CPP/HelloGL/main.cpp:20: undefined reference to `_imp____glewCreateShader'
    D:/Projects/CPP/HelloGL/main.cpp:56: undefined reference to `_imp____glewShaderSource'
    D:/Projects/CPP/HelloGL/main.cpp:57: undefined reference to `_imp____glewCompileShader'
    D:/Projects/CPP/HelloGL/main.cpp:60: undefined reference to `_imp____glewGetShaderiv'
    D:/Projects/CPP/HelloGL/main.cpp:61: undefined reference to `_imp____glewGetShaderiv'
    D:/Projects/CPP/HelloGL/main.cpp:64: undefined reference to `_imp____glewGetShaderInfoLog'

A: Try adding this line to your CMakeLists.txt:
add_definitions(-DGLEW_STATIC)

It seems that you are trying to link GLEW statically but you didn't define GLEW_STATIC

A: Did you compile GLEW yourself?
Generally the library called glew32 is dynamic linking and glew32s is static. MinGW really does not like the dynamic (DLL) version of GLEW and you should probably avoid it. The pre-built Windows dynamic GLEW libraries that are distributed on the GLEW site will not work with MinGW because of differences between Visual C++ and gcc's function naming convention for import libraries (it is a difference of one underscore, but enough to make life really difficult).
If you #define GLEW_STATIC before including <glew.h> and link to glew32s that will eliminate any potential issues with the dynamic linking library. In practice, this works best if you add the definition to your Makefile as Nazar554 has demonstrated.

A: This gist is how I compile OpenGL project in linux. Hope it helps

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The Jason Becker Perpetual Burn Humbucker by Seymour Duncan provides all of the clarity and punch needed to effectively reproduce the Shrapnel legend's brand of high-octane shred. However these hand-made pickups, which have been modelled on an early prototype that was never released due to his illness, are also a choice for rock, blues and fusion guitarists.
(PRESS RELEASE): The story of the Jason Becker pickup starts decades ago when Jason was catapulted to the top of the guitarist world thanks to his work with Cacophony, David Lee Roth and as a solo artist. Jason writes: "I remember Bob Rock bringing in a Les Paul with a Duncan JB in it while I was recording the David Lee Roth song "A Little Ain't Enough" and I absolutely loved it. After playing with Bob Rock's guitar, I contacted Seymour Duncan to potentially work on a Becker pickup. We talked about what I wanted and over the course of a few months, they sent about six test pickups."
Jason came to us looking for a pickup with enough gain for singing leads and the dynamic response for complex chording and ringing clean tones. As the pickup was nearing completion his ALS was making things increasingly hard and the pickup was never released.
As to how Jason came back to completing the pickup, he writes:
"A couple years ago, my buddy Michael Lee Firkins came over to test a possible Becker signature amp. We tried tons of guitars, but didn't find any that sounded very good, or at least that sounded like me. We finally plugged in the guitar with one of my test Duncans in it, and we were all floored! It was like magic. We decided to finalize the pickup and I would say the final tone sounds like me, only way better! It has the thick beef and balls that we metal players and old Van Halen fans like, plus a sweet, clear and crisp, yet warm lead tone."
With an Alnico 5 bar magnet and a 12.11k DC resistance, this pickup has the clarity and punch for Jason's brand of high-octane shred but is a great choice for rock, blues, and fusion as well. It's a drop-in replacement for any humbucker-equipped guitar and requires no modification to the instrument. Each Perpetual Burn pickup is hand built in Santa Barbara, California and is available in standard spacing or trembucker and in black, white or zebra and can be ordered in an assortment of colors as a shop floor custom.
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Anders named deputy editor in chief of WSJ
Jason Anders at The Wall Street Journal offices.
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Wall Street Journal editor in chief Matt Murray sent out the following announcement:
I'm delighted to share that Chief News Editor Jason Anders has agreed to become a Deputy Editor in Chief of The Wall Street Journal. Jason's promotion is both a reflection and enhancement of the central role he already plays across the newsroom, as we continue our digital evolution and lay plans for further growth across the Journal and Dow Jones.
As you all know, Jason combines excellent news judgment and understanding of our mission with a deep grasp of the architecture and reach of the news operation and intimate knowledge and insight about where digital journalism is going. For years, in various roles, he has been central in helping map and implement the Journal's steady trajectory from being primarily a print product to becoming a fully digital, multimedia brand. Jason will be central in guiding the newsroom as we enter a new era of growth and investment, expanding with new products and formats and types of coverage, while continuing to oversee the Hub where all of our work comes together.
Jason's more than two decades at the Journal began at what was then quaintly known as The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition. He became one of the Journal's first online reporters, covering the early days of online investing, before writing more broadly on technology and politics from New York and Washington. Since then, he has held a number of editing and senior leadership roles across the newsroom, including Business Editor and, most recently, Chief News Editor. Jason and his husband live in Brooklyn.
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For now, please join me in congratulating Jason on his promotion and thank him for taking on more as we chart our future course.
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A Colorado native, she earned her B.A. in literature and history at Western State College, in Gunnison, Colorado. Her first novel, "In a Wolf's Eyes", was published in April of 2012. Her second book, "Catch a Wolf", was released in July, 2013. The third of the series, "Prince Wolf", was released in May of 2014. "The Unforgiven" was published in march of 2015. She is busy working on the fourth of the "Saga of the Black Wolf" series, "Under the Wolf's Shadow".
Raine has discovered that he is not just gai'tan, the werewolf, he is the direct descendant of the wolf god, Darius, and the Chosen One of the wolves. In accepting his wolf self, and merging both halves - man and wolf - he also accepts his role as the wolves' savior: he must slay the monster that keeps Darius a prisoner. Unless Darius is freed, wolves will die out as a species. But Raine has had a vision, and has foreseen his own death. In order to keep his love, Ly'Tana, safe, he abandons her and all those dear to him. With only Darius' voice in his head for company, he leaves behind his blood-brother, Rygel, his newly adopted wolf son, Tuatha, and his loyal Tarbane, Tashira, to travel to the frozen north alone and heartbroken.
Angry and bewildered, Ly'Tana resolves to follow him north. Yet, her divine enemy makes another attempt to kill her. Under Rygel's guidance and protected by a pack of enormous wolves, Ly'Tana, her kinsman, Kel'Ratan, and her warriors ride in search of a monk who can save her from divine retribution. High King Brutal hasn't given up his chase to marry her and seize her beloved country, nor has the Shekinah Tongu turned aside from their Blood Oath to slay Rygel. Hunted by both men and gods, Ly'Tana rides in search of answers, before she can ride in search of her one true love.
Will Raine escape the evil wizard Ja'Teel's traps? Can he stave off starvation as he learns to hunt as a wolf? Can Ly'Tana survive the wrath of a god and outwit a murdering King? How will she endure treachery from within her own camp?
Thus begins Prince Wolf, Book Three of the Saga of the Black Wolf.
He must slay a monster.
Raine travels north with his companions, Tashira and Darkhan, to the frozen north. Through the great barrier that separates the living from the damned he must go. Into hell where he will meet the Guardian in battle and fight for the freedom of the wolves' god, Darius. He had a vision he will die in this fight. Yet, should Raine fail, and the Guardian slay him before he can kill it, Darius shall never be free. And his beloved wolves will die out as a species. But the treacherous Ja'Teel sets his traps to ensnare him. And Raine must fight to keep not just himself alive, but his loyal friends as well.
She will fight at his side.
Pursued by a dark god bent on vengeance, Ly'Tana battles the evil Tongu and their daemon king. Accompanied by Rygel, Kel'Ratan, her Kel'Hallan warriors and the pack of enormous wolves she travels the high mountains, determined to find Raine. Ly'Tana, Beloved of the Gods, must elude the one god who wants her blood spilled. Fighting to remain one step ahead of death, she seeks only to fight beside Raine as he battles the Guardian. And if he should die on this quest, she wants only to die at his side.
The dark wizard Ja'Teel has invaded the holy mountain of the dragons, and snatched their most precious possession: the egg from which their next shaman will hatch. Unless Raine, Ly'Tana and Rygel are taken to him and King Brutal, he threatens to slay the infant. Should he kill the hatchling, the dragons are forever sundered from their divine Mother.
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Africa Digest by Pramit Pal Chaudhuri | September 2020
COVID May Force Zambian Default
Zambia may be the first African government to default on its sovereign debt because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Zambian President Edgar Lungu's government is seeking "the suspension of debt service payments for a period of six months" from private creditors holding around $3 billion in international bonds. Zambia blamed "a combination of declining revenues and increased unbudgeted costs caused by the Covid-19 pandemic." Bondholders will meet with Zambian officials
Africa Digest by Pramit Pal Chaudhuri | August 2020
Crises in the Sahel
Mali coup. A military coup in Mali highlights the multiple challenges facing the governments in Africa's Sahel region: multiple Islamicist insurgencies, tribal conflicts over water and land, and overall environmental degradation thanks to climate change.
Mali's embattled president, Boubacar Keita, was overthrown on August 18 by military officers who say they will rule for at least three years. The crisis combines two trends, one in the Sahel and the other among Francophone
Africa Digest by Pramit Pal Chaudhuri | July 2020
Seven COVID Risk Profiles
A detailed study of the Covid-19 pandemic in different African countries showed a distinct set of risk profiles as determined by four factors: international exposure, urban population, age and press freedom.
Gateway countries had high levels of international engagement including tourism and trade. This group of countries, which comprise the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Egypt, Morocco, South Africa and Algeria, account for 64% of all reported Covid-19 cases and
Africa Digest by Pramit Pal Chaudhuri | June 2020
African Supply Chains Go Local
The Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted supply chains for foreign goods into Africa and made local entrepreneurs recognize the need to prioritize local manufacturing. Many retailers in Africa had simply imported goods, flying in products from China and India and then reselling them. British property consultancy Knight Frank showed in a recent study that transport costs constitute 50-75% of the prices of African retail goods.
"People want to get rich quickly, so the
Africa Digest by Pramit Pal Chaudhuri | May 2020
Covid Helps Somalia Consolidate
The Somali government is using the pandemic to strengthen its legitimacy at a time when its control of the southern part of the country is challenged by Al Shabaab, an Al Qaeda affiliate, and the northern areas of Somaliland and Puntland are quasi-independent.
One, the Somali authorities, arguing they needed to spend their funds on responding to the virus, persuaded European governments to pay off their outstanding $ 500 million debt to the World Bank and African D
Africa Digest by Pramit Pal Chaudhuri | April 2020
Africa And COVID-19
First Recession in 25 Years: The Covid-19 pandemic and the commodity and tourism crash it has triggered will push Africa into a recession for the first time in 25 years, said the World Bank. Africa may be the worst-affected continent by the present crisis.
The World Bank calculates sub-Saharan Africa will see growth fall from 2.4% in 2019 to between -2 to -5% this year. The Bank's vice-president for Africa, Hafez Ghanem, said, "African countries are likely to be hit partic
Africa Digest by Pramit Pal Chaudhuri | March 2020
Pandemic Arrives in Africa
By the end of March, the World Health Organisation had confirmed 4,351 cases of Covid-19 and some 135 deaths across Africa. The continent's under-resourced health services has made the virus's spread in the continent of particular concern. WHO says its statistics are "likely to significantly underestimate" the true number of cases. Forty-six countries have been affected on the continent. A number of African governments, such as Ghana, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Zambia, hav
Africa Digest | February 2020
US Visa Blocks Undermine Policy
The United States continues to send crossed-signals regarding its policy to Africa. On one hand, the Trump administration controversially issued visa restrictions against citizens of four African countries and is preparing to reduce US involvement in military operations in the Sahel region. On the other, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, right after the Munich Security Conference, travelled to Senegal, Angola and Ethiopia - to make the case for stronger economic r
Africa Digest - November 2019
Focus: Terror Threat Widens in West Africa
Islamic State and Al Qaeda affiliated terrorist groups upped their attacks across the Sahel region of West Africa in November and December, feeding off local ethnic and resource disputes. The year 2019 saw a record 700 attacks in the central Sahel region of the continent.
A twin attack on Christmas Eve in Burkina Faso against a military base and the town of Arbinda left 42 soldiers and civilians dead. Though no group has claimed responsibility, the
Africa Digest - Oct. 2019
China's Bagamayo Problem
Africa is known as a nodal point for China's Belt Road Initiative, especially the continent's Indian Ocean littoral. Chinese influence on the continent has grown substantially as a consequence and Africans have expressed strong approval of China in surveys. Lately, however, falling commodity prices and greater scrutiny of Chinese debt requirements have resulted in political and commercial problems for some of these investments. These are some of the more recent examples
Africa Digest - September 2019
Tech in Africa
Naspers is second largest e-investor in India
South African fund, Naspers, is the second-largest overseas internet investor in India having put in $ 4 billion over the past five years. In an interview with The Economic Times, the head of Naspers Bob van Dijk, indicated India would remain a key market for the company which is now second only to SoftBank in the number of internet investments in the country.
Naspers globally has a market capitalisation of $ 100 billion and represent
Africa Digest - August 2019
India's Mozambique Gas Investment Cleared
A consortium of Indian firms and their partners in late June made the final decision to invest $ 20 billion to build a liquid natural gas terminal in Mozambique for the Rovuma Offshore Area 1 gasfield. Indian firms hold 26% share in the investment. The first gas shipments are expected in 36 to 48 months from now. Rovuma has over 2 trillion cubic metres of gas, equivalent to roughly 70 years of India's present annual gas consumption. The terminal will co
Africa Digest - July 2019
Africa Shrugs Off Huawei Concerns
Despite reports that Chinese equipment was behind a data security breach in its secretariat early last year, the African Union in May signed a new memorandum of understanding on ICT cooperation with the controversial Chinese electronics firms Huawei. Even as the United States and other Western governments introduced bans on Huawei's equipment, the Nigerian president visited one of the Chinese firm's Beijing research centres in late May. The governments of major
Africa Digest - June 2019
Abortive Coup Attempt in Ethiopia
A failed coup attempt that killed four people, including its chief of army staff and a provincial governor, rocked Ethiopia's polity in late June. The coup leader, Brigadier General Asaminew Tsige, was killed while trying to escape from a hideout. Some 250 people have since been arrested. The coup puts a question mark over Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's attempts to introduce democratic reforms to Ethiopia.
Tsige was an Amhara, the second largest ethnic group in th
Africa Digest - May 2019
Sudan Cracks Down on Protestors
The Sudanese military regime cracked down on pro-democracy protestors on June 3, ending civilian protests against the regime that began in December last year. Over 115 people were killed when soldiers attacked a protest site and rampaged through Khartoum. The Central Committee of Sudan Doctors said 40 bodies were pulled out of the Nile, while a large number of women protestors were raped. The government admitted 61 deaths.
The protests had led the regime to push
Africa Digest - March 2019
India Helps Out Mozambique
India was among the first international responders to arrive at the Mozambican port of Beira after it faced the full brunt of Cyclone Idai on March 15. Three Indian naval ships, INS Sujatha, INS Shardul and INS Sarathi, arrived with food, clothes, medicine and potable water five days after the storm hit the Mozambican coast. Mozambique's defence minister visited the ships as the aid was transferred to the local defence forces.
According to the Red Cross, the cyclone
Africa Digest - February 2019
Buhari Re-elected In Nigeria
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari was officially re-elected on 27 February for another term to lead Africa's largest country. He defeated his closest rival, People's Democratic Party candidate Atiku Abubakar, by nearly four million votes. Administrative problems and delays marred the election process, but the result has been accepted by the international community.
The expectation is a second-term Buhari government will push ahead with its popular social welfare
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Pramit Pal Chaudhuri writes on political, security, and economic issues. He previously wrote for the Statesman and the Telegraph in Calcutta. He served on the National Security Advisory Board of the Indian government from 2011-2015. Among other affiliations, he is a member of the Asia Society Global Council, the Aspen Institute Italia, the International Institute of Strategic Studies, and the Mont Pelerin Society. Pramit is also a senior associate of Rhodium Group, New York City, advisor to the Bower Group Asia in India, a member of the Council on Emerging Markets, Washington, DC, and a delegate for the Confederation of Indian Industry-Aspen Strategy Group Indo-U.S. Strategic Dialogue and the Ananta Aspen Strategic Dialogues with Japan, China and Israel. Born in 1964, he has visited over fifty countries on five continents. Mr. Pal Chaudhuri is a history graduate from Cornell University.


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Look for 4U70UN on satellite this weekend!
TAGS: 70th anniversary, amateur radio club, AMSAT News Service, blockage, Daylight, New York City, operators, overhead, Radio Club station, satellite operation, separate DXCC entity, thanks, united nations, weekend
To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the United Nations on October 24, the headquarters Amateur Radio club station 4U1UN will operate as 4U70UN over the October 24-25 weekend, and satellite operation will be included.
The UN Amateur Radio Club will set up at a ground-level garden area within the UN Headquarters complex in New York City; operation will be limited to daylight hours. The operators will face blockage from tall buildings to the west, so the best passes will be to the east of grid FN30as and north and south overhead. 4U1UN is a separate DXCC entity. — Thanks to AMSAT News Service


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Political strife and economic woes have taken a toll on Egypt's tourism industry in recent years, but travelers will soon have a new reason to visit. On the arid plains of Giza not far from the Great Pyramids, a modern monument is under construction that's more than two decades and nearly $1 billion in the making. The Grand Egyptian Museum will showcase the finest treasures of the pharaohs — including the body and golden funeral mask of Tutankhamen — in a structure spanning nearly 650,000 square feet.
Although the former Soviet republic might seem remote, Uzbekistan once sat at the very center of the world. In the first millennium, no traveler could pass from Asia to Europe without stopping in the Silk Road strongholds of Bukhara and Samarkand, and as a result these cities evolved into rich cultural centers. For intrepid travelers, today's Uzbekistan is a promised land: a Muslim-majority nation that's both safe and affordable, with few tourists and an abundance of well-preserved mosques and harems. And since the death of authoritarian president Islam Karimov last year, the new regime has taken steps toward reform that have given both Uzbeks and the international community reason for optimism. Improving relations with Iran could soon bring a rail link to the Persian Gulf, and in 2016, the Afrosiyob high-speed-train line began connecting the country's major cities. Meanwhile, Uzbekistan should benefit from the so-called Iron Silk Road, or Trans-Asian Railway — a Chinese-funded network of routes knitting together Beijing and Europe — once a segment connecting the country through Kyrgyzstan is completed. Book a customized journey with Exeter International, which specializes in the region. —Heidi Mitchell
A picture-perfect trio of islands lapped by turquoise waters, the Maltese archipelago has all the charm of nearby Sicily with far fewer tourists. Valletta, the tiny nation's capital and a UNESCO World Heritage site, feels like something plucked straight from Westeros. The historic walled city dates back to 1565, and has a vibe that's Mediterranean with a North African twist. This underrated destination is finally stepping into the global limelight as a 2018 European Capital of Culture. To celebrate the occasion, the city has planned more than 140 projects and 400 events throughout the year. The festivities begin on January 20, with contemporary dance, a choral symphony, and acrobatic performances across the city's four main squares. Should you miss the grand opening, swing by in February for Carnival, or in June for the Malta International Arts Festival and the Valletta Film Festival. —Diana Hubbell
JetBlue Airways Corp. is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability status, pregnancy, genetic information, citizenship status or any other characteristic protected by law. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training.
Visitors may want to return to the Belgian capital in 2018 to visit two cutting-edge museums. The Millennium Iconoclast Museum of Art opened in the once-infamous Molenbeek district's old Belle-Vue brewery this past spring, to showcase contemporary art from around the world. There's also the Citroën Cultural Centre, a new collaboration with Paris's Centre Pompidou, which will launch its first exhibition in May. The edgy JAM Hotel, an industrial-chic property with exposed brickwork and concrete beams housed in a former art school, is the perfect place for culture-lovers to stay. Don't leave town without paying homage to Belgium's UNESCO-recognized beer culture at youthful breweries like Brasserie de la Senne or Brussels Beer Project, both of which are shirking brewing traditions in favor of more experimental microbrewery techniques. —Meredith Bethune
In March 22, 2010, jetBlue turned down incentives from the City of Orlando and announced its headquarters would keep its Forest Hills office,[46][47][48][49] start leasing and using a new office in the Brewster Building in Long Island City, New York.[50][51] in Queens Plaza in Long Island City,[49] move its headquarters there in mid-2012,[52] and start a joint branding deal with New York State using the iconic I Love NY logo.[49]
According to Martin St. George, senior vice president of marketing and commercial strategy at jetBlue, the new "You Above All" campaign was created to get jetBlue back to their "DNA" and speak to the "core of who we are as a brand". This motto is meant to support their efforts to always put the customer first and "bring humanity back to air travel".[95]


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Q: Get subprocess.check_output to output mysql error I have the following code
def exec_sql_query(query):
    output = subprocess.check_output(
        [
            "mysql",
            "-h", config.sos.server,
            "-u", config.sos.username,
            "-p" + config.sos.password,
            "-D", config.sos.dataloaddatabase,
            "-sNL","--local-infile","-e",query
        ])
    return output.rstrip()

def email_notification_error(job_name, error_msg):

    server =  smtplib.SMTP(email_server)
    server.set_debuglevel(1)

    body = "
An Error has occured for job {0}.  Import did not complete.

{1}
".fo$
    msg = MIMEText(body, 'html')
    msg['Subject'] = "Error Importing {0}. {1}".format(job_name, test_environment)
    msg['From'] = email_from
    msg['To'] = ','.join(email_to)
    server.sendmail(email_from,email_to,msg.as_string())
    server.quit()

#Main Entry Point
try
    exec_sql_query(refresh_query)
except subprocess.CalledProcessError as ex:
    error_msg = "Error {0} running mysql query: {1}".format(ex.returncode, ex.output)
    logger.error(error_msg)
    email_notification_error(job_name, error_msg)

When it runs it sends out an email about the error. I get the email but all I get is

An Error has occured for job JOB. Import did not complete.
Error 1 running mysql query:

When I run the procedure in in an EDI (like Toad) I get

Column count doesn't match value count at row 1

How can I get the MySQL error message in the EMail? It doesn't seem to be in ex.output.

Note
  The error comes from my commenting out a field in an INSERT INTO ... SELECT query. I have done this on purpose to trigger the exception.

A: subprocess.check_output() does not return stderr by default. As the doc string says:
The stdout argument is not allowed as it is used internally.
To capture standard error in the result, use stderr=STDOUT.

>>> check_output(["/bin/sh", "-c",
...               "ls -l non_existent_file ; exit 0"],
...              stderr=STDOUT)
'ls: non_existent_file: No such file or directory\n'

STDOUT is package relative, so you'd use subprocess.STDOUT.


Currently seeking collaborators from industry, power utilities, or national labs, as well as energy sector research institutes and consortia. Contact Grace Gao or Sriramya Bhamidipati for more information.
The GPS time-synchronized readings of Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs) provide assistance with real-time operations and off-line analysis to improve the reliability and efficiency of the bulk electric system. Unfortunately, the GPS signal is weak and vulnerable to jamming, meaconing and spoofing. As such, there is a concern that the GPS-based time synchronization of PMUs may be a potential point of entry for attacks on the power system. To address this concern, we propose a multi-layer scheme for the reliable, robust and secure GPS-based time transfer to PMUs. We investigate eight countermeasures in three layers: GPS raw signals layer; semi-processed layer; and fully processed layer. We also develop at GPS simulator/ receiver testbed capable of investigating spoofing attacks and mitigation schemes specific to the use-case of PMUs.
The application of GPS/GNSS in the power sector can potentially have significant impact on the bulk electric system through its integration into synchronization devices, such as Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs). Given that PMU technology is expected to transition to control applications in the future and that the primary wide area time synchronization mechanism used by PMUs (today) is GPS, there is growing concern that a dependency on GPS will introduce a built-in vulnerability into the infrastructure. This activity addresses that vulnerability by investigating spoofing vectors that can adversely affect PMU accuracy, and devising mitigation schemes to counteract these attacks, thereby enabling the adoption of GPS/GNSS synchronized PMUs while advancing EDS resiliency.
Our research activity addresses the strategy framework representing "Develop and Implement New Protective Measures to Reduce Risk" of the Roadmap. Our work outlines new protective measures that are essential to improve the resilience of phasor measurement units (PMUs) against external GPS timing attacks. Implementation of our multi-layer scheme will provide synchronized phasor measurements up to an accuracy of 100ns, reduce the system risks against external timing attacks and ensure continued robust performance even in degraded scenarios. The results of the activity also enable WAMS to operate through jamming and spoofing attacks.
If successful, we believe that adoption of our results will elevate the maturity of WAMS, along the risk, threat, and dependencies domains as described in the Es-C2m2 , to maturity indicator level (MIL) between 2 and 3.


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package de.tucottbus.kt.dlabpro;

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Observable;
import java.util.Observer;

import de.tucottbus.kt.dlabpro.recognizer.Recognizer;

public class Dlabpro extends Executable
{
  public Dlabpro(ArrayList<String> arguments)
  throws FileNotFoundException,IllegalArgumentException
  {
    super(findExecutable("dlabpro"),arguments);
  }

  public Dlabpro(File exeFile,ArrayList<String> arguments)
  throws FileNotFoundException,IllegalArgumentException
  {
    super(exeFile,arguments);
  }

  @Override
  public ArrayList<String> getFixArguments()
  {
    ArrayList<String> args = new ArrayList<String>();
    return args;
  }

  @Override
  public String getExitCommand()
  {
    return "quit";
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isLineMode()
  {
    return false;
  }

  // -- Main method --

  /**
   * DEBUGGING: Runs the dLabPro {@linkplain Recognizer recognizer wrapper} with
   * a test recognition network (de.tudresden.ias.dlabpro.recognizer.resources.de.default.dlg.txt).
   * The standard and error outputs of the recognizer will be echoed, as well as
   * the standard input:
   *

   *
Line format	Description

   *
[REC< ....]	Recognizer stdout

   *
[REC! ....]	Recognizer stderr

   *
[REC> ....]	Recognizer stdin

   *
[REC: ....]	Wrapper message

   *

   * Commands may be entered on the console (see documentation
   * if dLabPro recognizer for a list), exit will terminate the
   * program.
   *
   * @param args
   *          -- not used --
   */
  public static void main(String[] args)
  {
    try
    {
      final Dlabpro dlabpro = new Dlabpro(null);
      dlabpro.addObserver(new Observer()
      {

        public void update(Observable o, Object arg)
        {
          char   type = ((String)arg).charAt(0);
          String msg  = ((String)arg).substring(1);
          while (msg.endsWith("\n"))
            msg = msg.substring(0,msg.length()-1);
          if (msg.length()==0) return;
          String echo = String.format("\n[EXE%c] %s",type,msg);

          switch (type)
          {
          case Executable.MSGT_OUT: // Fall through
          case Executable.MSGT_IN:  // Fall through
          case Executable.MSGT_WRP:
            System.out.print(echo);
            break;
          case Executable.MSGT_ERR:
            System.err.print(echo);
            break;
          case Executable.MSGT_EXIT:
            // HACK: Get rid of blocked readLine in main loop
            System.exit(0);
          }
        }

        /*
        public void update(Observable o, Object arg)
        {
          char   type = ((String)arg).charAt(0);
          String msg  = ((String)arg).substring(1);

          switch (type)
          {
          case Executable.MSGT_OUT:
            System.out.print(msg);
            break;
          case Executable.MSGT_ERR:
            System.err.print(msg);
            break;
          case Executable.MSGT_EXIT:
            // HACK: Get rid of blocked readLine in main loop
            System.exit(0);
          }
        }
        */
      });

      BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
      while (dlabpro.isAlive())
      {
        String input = in.readLine();
        if (dlabpro.isAlive())
          dlabpro.enterCommand(input);
      }

      dlabpro.dispose();
    }
    catch (Exception e)
    {
      e.printStackTrace();
    }
  }

}

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In order for structured light methods to work outside, the strong background from the sun needs to be suppressed. This can be done with bandpass filters, fast shutters, and background subtraction. In general this last method necessitates the sensor system to be stationary during data taking. The contribution of this paper is a method to compensate for the motion if the system is moving. The key idea is to use video stabilization techniques that work even if the illuminator is switched on and off from one frame to another. We used OpenCV functions and modules to implement a robust and efficient method. We evaluated it under various conditions and tested it on a moving robot outdoors. We will demonstrate that one can not only do 3D reconstruction under strong ambient light, but that it is also possible to observe optical properties of the objects in the environment.


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Experiential Events
Movers & Shakers: We welcome James!
Our newest member of the Corporate Events team is also our youngest, at just 18 and fresh from Sixth Form, James Morris joins the Warehouse team as a Technician.
Despite having just completed his A-Levels in Maths, Physics and Music Tech, James already had gained experience in audio and lighting for both technical theatre and live events – including mixing sound for a school performance of Billy Elliot The Musical in the West End.
Sue Bodman, Operations Manager, says "James is settling into the team really well and is involved in all areas of the warehouse from a technical aspect. Although only 18 years old, his maturity and work ethic make him a real asset to the company. Corporate Events are proud to support and invest in young talent and are looking forward to seeing how James' career progresses from a Technician in the warehouse to live events."
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Kapnochori (, "tobacco village") is a village and a community of the Kozani municipality. Before the 2011 local government reform it was part of the municipality of Ellispontos, of which it was a municipal district. The 2011 census recorded 301 inhabitants in the village and 331 in the respective community.

Administrative division
The community of Kapnochori consists of three separate settlements:
Anatoliko (population 28)
Kapnochori (population 301)
Skafi (population 2)
The aforementioned populations are as of 2011.

References

Populated places in Kozani (regional unit)


The consequences of the genocide are still prevalent today, in a country that has had to rebuild all social, legal and government structures. Each year in Cambodia, thousands are trafficked and exploited.
Jason has been a high school teacher in Australia and Canada for 22 years. He first learned about Ratanak International through his wife, Eileen, who is from British Columbia and had supported the foundation for several years. Together with their three children, they have alternated between living in Canada and Australia, Jason's home country. After a few years of being no more involved than as a regular donor, the Ratanak office in Vancouver surprisingly asked them to host Brian McConaghy while he was on a speaking tour of northern British Columbia. They were blessed by having the close personal experience of sharing their home with Brian and hearing him speak.
A year later and while living back in Australia, Jason was invited by Brian to spend a week in Cambodia with others from the UK and Canada. He was amazed to see how clearly evident the Gospel of Christ was being lived by the staff of Ratanak and partner organizations. After seeing transformation that is only possible with God, Jason felt called to be more involved. He has served on the board as chairman of Ratanak Australia since it became a registered company in 2013. After Brian Harper stepped down as country director in 2015, Jason has taken on this position.
Jason is a member of the Leadership Team at Swansea District Baptist Church and is an active member of Caves Beach Surf Lifesaving club.
If you require an acknowledgement receipt please submit your postal address with donation details via the contact form below.
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Use the contact form below to send messages to our Australia office.


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