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using FrazzApps.Xamarin.NetworkInspector.Abstractions;
using System;
using Xamarin.Forms;
using FrazzApps.Xamarin.NetworkInspector.WinU;
using System.Net.NetworkInformation;
using Windows.Networking.Connectivity;

[assembly: Dependency(typeof(NetworkInspector))]
namespace FrazzApps.Xamarin.NetworkInspector.WinU
{
    /// <summary>
    /// NetworkInspector Implementation
    /// </summary>
    public class NetworkInspector : INetworkInspector
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Used for registration with dependency service
        /// </summary>
        public static void Init() { }

        public bool IsConnected
        {
            get
            {
                bool isConnected = NetworkInterface.GetIsNetworkAvailable();
                if (!isConnected)
                {
                    return false;
                }
                else
                {
                    ConnectionProfile InternetConnectionProfile = NetworkInformation.GetInternetConnectionProfile();
                    NetworkConnectivityLevel connection = InternetConnectionProfile.GetNetworkConnectivityLevel();
                    if (connection == NetworkConnectivityLevel.None || connection == NetworkConnectivityLevel.LocalAccess)
                    {
                        return false;
                    }
                }
                return true;
            }
        }

        public bool IsWifi
        {
            get
            {
                if (IsConnected)
                {
                    var profile = NetworkInformation.GetInternetConnectionProfile();
                    switch (profile.NetworkAdapter.IanaInterfaceType)
                    {
                        case 71: //wifi
                            return true;

                        case 243://Cellular;
                        case 244://Cellular;
                        default://Other;
                            break;
                    }
                }
                return false;
            }
        }

        public bool IsMobileCarrier
        {
            get
            {
                if (IsConnected)
                {
                    var profile = NetworkInformation.GetInternetConnectionProfile();
                    switch (profile.NetworkAdapter.IanaInterfaceType)
                    {
                        case 243://Cellular;
                        case 244://Cellular;
                            return true;

                        case 71: //wifi
                        default://Other;
                            break;
                    }
                }
                return false;
            }
        }
    }
}


Art curatorial studies are a lesser known aspect of art education, which have been gaining momentum in the last few years. With fine art in India breaking fresh ground in terms of outreach and maturity, guiding an informed art exhibition rather than merely putting together a show is a field that needs serious looking- into.
Art curator Veerangana Solanki, 28, a Master in History of Art pursued the first Gwanju Biennale International Curator course and has been curating shows for many art galleries and organizations in the city of Mumbai.
A graduate in English Literature with post-graduate diplomas in Indian Aesthetics and Art Criticism and Theory, Veerangana has made a name for herself as a promising young curator, who is known to present impressive contemporary art exhibitions. She is the recipient of the first IllySustainArt Curator's prize (2011) and the 1st Annual ALICE (Artistic Landmark in Contemporary Experience) Public's Voice Award 2012 for best Emerging Curator.
Although Veeranagana's are nascent steps into the unfathomable realm of art, which can never really be wholly comprehended or predicted, her role as a successful emerging curator depicts the strength of her convictions, her inward-looking abilities and her dedication to her subject.
1. What prompted you to pursue a career in curatorial practice?
I began by first researching under the guidance of Dr. Saryu Doshi and Mrs. Pheroza Godrej, after which I worked on the curatorial team at Bodhi Art Gallery in Mumbai. Having worked with artists and exhibition display, I could combine research, writing and curating and thereby pursue this further.
2. After 7 years in the field, what is that one thing you wish you could have learnt as a student, which should have been part of your syllabus?
It is a constant learning process; at every stage, there's always something learnt that one wishes they'd known earlier.
3. Two do's that you could share with a student aspiring to pursue art curatorship?
4. Two don'ts that you could share with a student aspiring to pursue art curatorship?
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This is a very nice and insightful article. I agree that too many students are given the mandate "teach, make art, or get a day job" There are many other ways that Fine Art majors can make it in the art world besides a teacher, or the ever more rare case- a full time artist. I chose to go into gallery work, where now I run the exhibitions program of a non-profit space, of which part of my job is curatin shows. Granted, my curatorial work isn't as in depth as most curators, but I still consider a show that makes a social statement over a show that just looks nice.
Another career option is graphic design. I don't know about other areas, but where I live all the places that have a graphic designer on staff choose Fine Art majors of Graphic Arts majors. I think perhaps that has a little to do with the dogma that the Graphic Arts majors are indoctrinated into by the local university (they all make stuff that looks the same), and Fine Art majors are much more free and open in their design. Also, being a graphic artist affords them time to still persue their own art. Often, if a student becomes a professor, they stop having the time to devote to their own studio practice.
In response to IAnD's discussion thread: Teaching is a widespread general norm after one completes a course in Fine Art; which are the other art-related vocations that you can think of?
To become a Guild commenend Framer & gallery owner.
Curatorship, licensing, starting a non-profit, open a gallery, art consultancy, historian, art restoration, author, activist... there are no real limits.
I used to tell my students that any job that gave them enough studio time was a good job, because fine Arts graduates go to school to become artists. Any job is a good job if making art is your focus.
I think a good choice, and I am being sincere, is a firefighter-10 days on 10 days off, good health insurance and pensions. It is risky,as your life and those of others is on the line, but so is using epoxy resins, damar varnish, and turpentine.
If the US had single payer health care, patching together two part time jobs would be another possibility.
As an artist, you are naturally a problem-solver, an innovator, a designer, a thinker. You can do any job. And probably fairly well. You can really apply the art skills to so many things.
Is the question really: Who will hire someone with an art degree?


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March Comes In Like A Lionfish
Tags: Columbia, Wisconsin basketball, spring training hopes of Rays, orioles, Indians
I don't know enough about my family history though I do know that the patriarch of the family in central Europe around 200 years ago was someone named Fischl Lowen. And somewhere down the line, the last name and first name were flipped and Lowenfischl shortly became Lowenfish.
I know there is a lionfish in many oceans of the world and it has no predators which means it causes a lot of havoc among other fish but fortunately there is no relation there.
I say all this because the old saying on the eve of the third month of the year is "March Comes In Like A Lion but Goes Out Like A Lamb." I don't mind at all thinking that March comes in like a lionfish because it is a special time of year for a sports fan.
College basketball season is reaching a climax and I am happy that my graduate school alma mater the Wisconsin Badgers are coming on strong. They are only a game behind the Big Ten-leading Michigan State Spartans and Indiana Hoosiers. A road game against the Spartans on Thursday March 7 might determine their title hopes and regular season titles still mean something to me.
There will be a Big Ten tournament that will largely determine March Madness seeding but regular season performance still should count for something. My undergraduate alma mater Columbia has had a disappointing season in an Ivy League that is the only league in the country playing back-to-back games. Conditioning and health are thus of primary importance and a key injury can set you back permanently.
That's what happened to my Lions when their All-Ivy senior point guard Brian Barbour caught a flu bug that knocked him out of commission for several games. To finish at .500 in the league Columbia must sweep the final four games, including a visit to contending Harvard on Fri March 8.
The Cantabs will have revenge on their mind after Columbia's convincing 15 point triumph in New York a couple of weeks ago. The defending league champion Harvard cagers have a chance to put away second-place Princeton this weekend on the road.
As much as I love small-time college basketball and occasionally the pros, what March means the most to me is the resumption of spring training. So many story lines are forming and harder than ever to predict results because of the turnover of players.
The best thing about spring training in that since 1995 we have enjoyed the presence of labor peace so we know that there will be a full season and post-season of thrills. And the old cliché remains true that everyone is still 0-0 until the games count starting on Sunday night March 31 when the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim visit the Cincinnati Reds for the start of the regular season.
Hardly a traditional rivalry the Angels vs. the Reds but this is the first year of inter-league play virtually every day and so many anomalies exist. Like the following day Monday April Fool's Day both the Yankees and the Mets open at home. Neither team will be favored to reach the World Series in 2013, especially the Mets, but the key one word about baseball remains: Youneverknow, youneverknow.
There will always be a surprise team.
In 2008 it was the Tampa Bay Rays making the World Series after years of futility. And thanks to a gifted general manager ANDREW FRIEDMAN, field manager JOE MADDON and supportive owner STUART STERNBERG, they have averaged 92 victories a year since 2008.
At the end of last season I lived in mortal fear that the Rays would take revenge on my Orioles in the final series of the year by sweeping them at Tropicana Field. Turning the tables after the Birds had brought out the broom in Baltimore earlier in September.
That series was marked by the greatest play I saw all year – rookie third baseman MANNY MACHADO'S bluffed throw to first base that caught pinch-runner RICH THOMPSON unaware as he overran third base.
The Orioles were the surprise team of 2012, turning their 2011 record of 69-93 around exactly to 93-69. Can they repeat? Who knows? They certainly have a fighting chance with a full season of Machado, the reclamation project NATE MCLOUTH and NICK MARKAKIS. More solid work from effective starters WEI-JIN CHEN and MIGUEL GONZALEZ will certainly help.
I'm not in the prediction business so it is hard to say who will be the surprise team of 2013. I don't necessarily believe in the SPORTS ILLUSTRATED jinx but the current issue with Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller is touting the Cleveland Indians who have splurged on free agents first baseman/outfielder NICK SWISHER and center fielder MICHAEL BOURN in addition to other newcomers pitcher TREVOR BAUER, outfielder DREW STUBBS and new manager TERRY FRANCONA.
Games will still be won on pitching and defense and it remains to be seen if the Indians have enough of that to compete with the defending AL champions Tigers and runner-up White Sox.
That's why they play the games and no amount of statistical "science" can prove anything this early. So relax and enjoy the upcoming season and such off-field events as the highly anticipated first-ever exhibit on scouting, opening in Cooperstown on May 4th. More on that in upcoming posts.
Always remember: Take it easy but take it!
In Praise of Jonathan Schwartz's Special Super Bowl Sunday Broadcast on The Verge of Pitchers and Catchers 2013
Tags: Jonathan Schwartz, Mary McGrory, george carlin, Vin Scully, AL East speculation, Indians, Royals chances
Am listening to famed music dj Jonathan Schwartz host his annual WNYC.FM Salute to Baseball on Super Bowl Sunday. Great idea that never loses its importance. Just heard Mandy Patinkin sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" in Yiddish. And now the score of the classic 1940s movie musical of same name Read More
Correction - John Gibbons April 1, 1988: Traded by the New York Mets to the Los Angeles Dodgers for Craig Shipley. You were thinking of catcher Mike Fitzgerald along with Hubie Brooks, their shortstop; Herm Winningham, a center fielder from their Tidewater farm club, and Floyd Youmans, a high- school teammate of Dwight Gooden who has pitched in the minor leagues the last three years.
- Bill from Brooklyn

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UNFORMAT is a lightweight Windows application specialized in recovering lost files due to different data loss scenarios, such as formatted drives or deleted items. The utility works with formatted HDD and USB flash drives, as well as NTFS, FAT32 and FAT file systems.
The tool employs a wizard that offers you step-by-step assistance throughout the entire configuration process. This approach comes in handy, especially for less experienced users.
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Conor McGregor's teammate, Dillon Danis, has finally aired his side regarding the ugly post-fight fracas that happened last Saturday at UFC 229 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioner has denied recent accusations that he yelled offensive comments at UFC lightweight champion, Khabib Nurmagomedov.
The 25-year old rose to prominence when Team McGregor made a recruitment coup in 2016 for Conor's rematch with Nate Diaz. Danis and Conor Wallace were added to Conor's training camp ahead of the fight, with the former in charge of improving the Irish Star's ground game.
Currently, he competes in the Santa Monica, California-based MMA promotion, Bellator. He also trained The Notorious for his highly-anticipated clash with Nurmagomedov, dubbed as the biggest fight in UFC history.
Unfortunately, McGregor was dealt with a deflating loss in the UFC 229 headliner as Khabib displayed his monster form to submit his challenger in the fourth round via a rear naked choke. But seconds after the fight, the reigning lightweight titlist went ballistic and jumped over the cage to attack Danis.
According to multiple reports, it was Danis who sparked the post-fight melee after he hurled harsh comments at the lightweight champ. Nurmagomedov lost his composure and immediately confronted him.
Brian Ortega revealed that the jiu-jitsu coach has sustained major injuries from the post-fight fracas. He told TMZ on Wednesday that Danis suffered a swollen eye and concussion after some members of the crowd threw punches to his head.
Meanwhile, Danis himself set the record straight as he finally broke his silence regarding the incident. He issued his first statement since the post-fight brawl on Wednesday, telling ESPN's Ariel Helwani that the allegations against him were not true.
The Nevada State Athletic Commission is currently probing the incident, with both Nurmagomedov and McGregor likely to face suspension.


I have checked in a patch to fix this bug.
Mainline will fix it also.
follow up from you on this.
Please follow up on the mailing list.
> > or the get_unmapped_area() not do actual things.
> all it did was #ifdef-out the first if-statement in do_mmap_private().
> That, however, prevents XIP.
> Let me poke at it some more.
keeping this in our tree is OK i think.
this patch fixed all the problems I've been aware of.
David had sent out his own patch, and is merged into mainline.
Now the memory map address should be got from get_unmapped_area().
I think I will add it to our fb driver later.
are you talking about this commit ?


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Concussions ended Karl Holmes Jr.'s…
Concussions ended Karl Holmes Jr.'s football career at 22
Muir's Karl Holmes Jr. was forced to stop playing football due to concussions at 22. (Photo by Keith Birmingham/San Gabriel Valley Tribune)
Before heading to Arizona St., Karl Holmes Jr. was a standout player at Muir High School. (Photo by Watchara Phomicinda/San Gabriel Valley Tribune)
By Aram Tolegian | atolegian@scng.com | San Gabriel Valley Tribune
August 15, 2015 at 3:35 p.m.
As the phone call dragged on, Karl Holmes Jr. began to tune out the voice on the other end of the line. He had heard all he needed. The message was clear: Stop playing football … or else.
The headaches that had plagued him for several months and the increasing memory loss when given menial tasks by family members weren't because of overexertion, as he had hoped. It was all adding up. Just a day shy of his 22nd birthday, Holmes knew his football career was over.
"The doctor said I was at risk of developing a brain disease called chronic traumatic encephalopathy," Holmes said while remembering the call that ended it all. "When he first called, I was tuned in. Then, I started to fade out. I just started thinking about all the hard work that I had put in to get to this point. Everything just kind of came to a stop."
• Whicker: Football killed USC' Scott Ross
This wasn't the end Holmes had imagined for his football career. But as the a former standout receiver from Muir High School in Pasadena started to think about the several concussions he had suffered in a relatively short amount of time, it all started to make sense.
There was the shot he took during a hitting drill just before his senior year at Muir. There was the time he got rocked during an Arizona State practice by his then-teammate Vontaze Burfict, now in the NFL with the Cincinnati Bengals. There was the car accident. And then there was the last one, which came this past spring at Grand Valley State. Holmes doesn't remember it at all.
It was all just part of the game, or so Holmes thought until he started developing severe headaches after returning home to Pasadena for summer break in May. Then came the memory loss and it was obvious something was really wrong.
"I noticed for a certain period of time that I remembered people asking me to do things, but at the time I just couldn't remember what they asked," Holmes said. "I would go back three or four days later and sit back like, 'He really did ask me that.' I told my mom that I thought I was starting to forget things."
• Studies show concussions can have devastating effects
The headaches, some lasting as long as four days, eventually sent Holmes to the emergency room. That's when the process of having advance brain tests began.
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy is a progressive brain disease caused by repeated trauma to the brain. Despite all the body parts football can ruin, brain injuries have become the hot-button issue of the sports medicine community. Stories of athletes either dead or in dilapidated states because of head or neck injuries are commonplace. Governing bodies at all levels of football have moved to take precautionary action and limit exposure to such catastrophic outcomes caused by such a violent sport.
Never mind the risks, though. Football was always Holmes' beacon of hope. It was his way to make something great out of a childhood rife with struggle. Holmes' father, Karl Holmes Sr., is on death row for his role in the infamous 1993 Halloween murders of three young Pasadena boys in a gang retaliation shooting.
• Related: How Holmes found out why his father is in prison
Holmes met his father for the first time when he was 5 and didn't see him again until he was 11. Holmes' mother, Wanda Martin, wasn't always a presence in his life until well into his high school days at Muir.
But through it all, Holmes has always been the entertaining kid with a contagious smile who knew exactly what to do when he had the football in his hands. After being a standout receiver and defensive back at Muir, Holmes signed with Arizona State.
Holmes was one of several Pasadena-area standouts in his age group to set his sights on college stardom and possibly something beyond. USC defensive back Kevon Seymour, USC receiver Steven Mitchell and Oregon quarterback Vernon Adams were Holmes' peers.
After two years and the departure of head coach Dennis Erickson at Arizona State, Holmes left Tempe for Mt. San Antonio College, where he never played but completed his associate of arts degree and got offers to continue his football career at Illinois and Colorado.
Because of an NCAA rules change in academic requirements, Holmes couldn't attend Illinois and decided to continue his playing career at the best Division II school possible. Holmes enrolled at Grand Valley State in Michigan and was slated to start at receiver this fall.
Holmes suffered the last of his football-related concussions in Grand Valley State's spring game, yet he doesn't recall the circumstances. Soon came the onset of post-concussion symptoms and ultimately the conclusion that it's best not to risk things further.
Holmes isn't bitter his career is over, several years short of what he had hoped. He holds no grudges against the sport and wants to continue to be a part of it by coaching after he finishes college.
For now, Holmes will root for his friends and family who continue with their gridiron dreams. In addition to friends in high places, Holmes' cousins, Darick Jr. and Desean, play at Arizona and San Diego State, respectively. Another cousin, Darnay, is a junior at Calabasas High and is one of the top recruits in the country for his class.
"Football just gave me a vision to see something I probably wouldn't have seen," Holmes said. "I've met a lot of people. I've networked. I've been a lot of places because of football. Football has allowed me to go to college. It was a way of repaying my family.
"Football has taught to me to be humble at all times because any time could be your last snap. I had no idea, no clue to even think that my last snap would be coming any time soon. Unfortunately, I'm not able to keep playing, but I want to go on and coach.
"I want to give something back to the game. Football is the greatest sport on the planet."
Aram Tolegian | reporter
Aram Tolegian covers high school sports in the San Gabriel Valley.
atolegian@scng.com
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Full Day Dhaka Experience in Bangladesh
Bangladesh, Dhaka Division
Lunch and mineral water
Return transportation from central Dhaka hotels
Theatre ticket
Duration approx. 11 hours
Pick-up time approx. 8am
The ultimate Dhaka day-tour
Learn all there is to know about Dhaka life and heritage
See a performance at the world-famous National Theatre
If you're only in Dhaka for a short time but still want to get under the surface of what makes the Bangladeshi capital tick, then jump aboard this awesome full-day guided tour. Beginning with an exploration of the Old City, with sites on the itinerary including the bustling Kawran Bazaar, and the Sadarghat waterfront, you'll also see the stunning pink Ahsan Manzil palace. From there it's on to the Shankhari Bazaar, one of the city's oldest areas and awash with prestigious Hindu temples.
Pausing only to refuel with a delicious lunch at a local restaurant specialising Chinese, Thai, Indian and Bengali cuisines, it's on to the Parliament building, a magnificent architectural gem and one of the world's largest legislative complexes. You'll see the 17th century Mughal fort, Lalbaug, and the famed Dhakeshwari temple, before the piece de resistance - an evening at the theatre. Your Dhaka gift experience finishes with a traditional stage performance at the prestigious National Theatre. Then it's a return to your hotel - but not by bus, by rickshaw, because no visit to Dhaka would be complete without a fast-paced ride on three-wheels through these buzzing streets. An exhilarating and fascinating day out.
Take a thrilling ride in a rickshaw
Amazing tour featuring architecture, culture, history and cuisine
Enjoy a show at the spectacular National Theatre


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HomePowersportsATV - Side by SideYamaha Employees Donate Time for Public Lands Rehabilitation Projects
Yamaha Employees Donate Time for Public Lands Rehabilitation Projects
November 20, 2019 Motor Sports NewsWire ATV - Side by Side, Powersports 1
Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative Continues Tradition of Protecting Outdoor Recreation
MARIETTA, GA – November 20, 2019 – (Motor Sports NewsWire) – Yamaha Motor Corp., USA, employees continued their annual tradition of volunteering under the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative (OAI) in support of work projects on public lands – this year in both California and Georgia.
In November, Yamaha employees supported work projects in Georgia on the Davenport Mountain OHV trails in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest alongside members of the United States Forestry Service (USFS) to clean and restore trails, along with improving entry for public recreation.
"Yamaha employees are investing personal time and actively working to protect access to land for outdoor recreation," said Steve Nessl, Yamaha's Motorsports group marketing manager. "What started with a small group of Yamaha volunteers in Southern California has grown over a decade into coast-to-coast efforts with employees in multiple states on two different National Forests getting hands-on with their friends and families. As shown from our dedication for over a decade, the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative is an important program to all of us at Yamaha and all who value our public lands."
In October, employees visited the San Bernardino National Forest, working alongside the Southern California Mountains Foundation crew planting seedlings, mulching, watering, slashing, and generally improving trails and areas around the popular Big Pine Flats OHV staging area.
Then in November, Yamaha employees supported work projects in Georgia on the Davenport Mountain OHV trails in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest alongside members of the United States Forestry Service (USFS) to clean and restore trails, along with improving entry for public recreation.
"Outdoor recreation is a major part of our lives, and with Yamaha's longstanding history to giving back, and continued expansion in Georgia, we're proud to grow the volunteer event to our new headquarters on the East Coast, allowing Yamaha employees across the country the opportunity to support and aid the outdoor community," Nessl said.
Yamaha offered Side-by-Side demos to employees, friends and family attending their volunteer events across the U.S.
For more than a decade, Yamaha OAI has led the motorized recreation industry in creating and defending access to land through efforts promoting safe, responsible use of OHVs, educating the public on proper recreational land use and wildlife conservation practices, and protecting appropriate and sustainable access to public lands for generations.
In addition to Yamaha's employee volunteer events, Yamaha OAI contributed nearly $4 million in funding and equipment to more than 300 deserving grant recipients across the country over the past 11 years and has pledged $500,000 to support projects in 2019. Yamaha continues to seek OAI grant recipients for projects from ATV, Side-by-Side, motorcycle, snowmobile, and outdoor enthusiasts and associations – all of whom share the common need for land access to enjoy their lifestyle. For more information on Yamaha's OAI program, visit YamahaOAI.com.
Yamaha offered ATV demos to employees, friends and family attending their volunteer events across the U.S.
Connect with Yamaha Outdoors on your favorite social channels at Facebook.com/YamahaOutdoors, Instagram.com/YamahaOutdoors, and Twitter.com/YamahaOutdoors. Additionally, find Yamaha Outdoors on YouTube, or search the following hashtags on all platforms: #Yamaha #YamahaOAI #REALizeYourAdventure #ProvenOffRoad #AssembledInUSA
About the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative
For more than a decade, the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative has led the Powersports industry in guaranteeing responsible access to our nation's land for outdoor enthusiasts. Through this program, Yamaha has directly and indirectly supported thousands of miles of motorized recreation trails, maintained and rehabilitated riding and hunting areas, improved staging areas, supplied agricultural organizations with essential OHV safety education, built bridges over fish-bearing streams and partnered with local outdoor enthusiast communities across the country to improve access to public lands. Each quarter, Yamaha accepts applications from nonprofit or tax-exempt organizations including OHV riding clubs and associations, national, state and local public land use agencies, outdoor enthusiast associations and land conservation groups with an interest in protecting, improving, expanding and/or maintaining access for safe, responsible and sustainable public use. A committee then reviews each application and awards grants to deserving projects. Examples of appropriate projects for grants include, but are not limited to:
Trail development, restoration, and maintenance
Trail signage and map production
Staging area construction, renovation, and maintenance
Land stewardship, safety, and education
Updated guidelines, an application form, and information on the Outdoor Access Initiative are available at YamahaOAI.com. For specific questions about the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative, call the dedicated hotline at 1-877-OHV-TRAIL (877-648-8724), email OHVAccess@Yamaha-Motor.com, or write to:
Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative
Yamaha Motor Corp., USA
3065 Chastain Meadows Parkway, Bldg. 100
About Yamaha Motor Corp., USA
Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA (YMUS), is a recognized leader in the Powersports industry. The company's ever-expanding product offerings include Motorcycles and Scooters, ATV and Side-by-Side vehicles, Snowmobiles, WaveRunner Personal Watercraft, Boats, Outboard Motors, Outdoor Power Equipment, Power Assist Bicycles, Golf Cars, Power Assist Wheelchair Systems, Surface Mount Technology (SMT) Machines, Unmanned Helicopters, Accessories, Apparel, and much more. YMUS products are sold through a nationwide network of distributors and dealers in the United States. YMUS has a corporate office in California, two corporate offices in Georgia, facilities in Wisconsin and Alabama, and factory operations in Tennessee and Georgia. Additional U.S.-based subsidiaries include Yamaha Marine Systems Company (YMSC) with divisions Bennett Marine (Florida) and Kracor Systems (Wisconsin), Skeeter Boats (Texas), with division G3 Boats (Missouri), and Yamaha Precision Propeller (Indiana).
ATVs over 90cc are recommended for use only by riders 16 years and older.
SxS Vehicles are recommended for use only by licensed drivers 16 years and older.
Scott Newby
Scott_Newby@Yamaha-Motor.com
Source: Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA
Outdoor Access Initiative
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Yamaha Motor Launches Free Go in Indonesia
November 1, 2018 Motor Sports NewsWire Powersports Comments Off on Yamaha Motor Launches Free Go in Indonesia
Family Scooter Combining Practicality and Elegant Style IWATA, JAPAN – November 1, 2018 – (Motor Sports Newswire) – Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. (Tokyo:7272) today announced the launch of the new Free Go family-oriented scooter in […]
Yamaha NIKEN – Electronic Aids and Benefits
May 3, 2018 Motor Sports NewsWire Powersports Comments Off on Yamaha NIKEN – Electronic Aids and Benefits
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Mails carried by the British Royal Air Corps 1935
April 29, 2016 May 16, 2016 Marcel 0 Comments Labuan, Manila, North Borneo, Singapore
Squadron 205 of Seletar
RAF's Singapore MK III used in the flight between Manila and Singapore through Labuan in 1935
In 1935, the British Royal Air Corps carried mails from the Philippines to Labuan and Singapore. Before we look at the mails, let's re-examine the history of its base in Seletar, Singapore.
In 1927, four Short Southampton flying boats made the famous Far East flight which took them through Egypt, India, Hong Kong, Japan and Australia. The flight was undertaken to prove the ability of the RAF to reinforce the most distant corners of the Empire and left Plymouth on 17 October 1927.
Under the command of Group Captain HM Cave-Browne-Cave, they arrived in Singapore on 28 February 1928. The flight flew a total of 27,950 miles and became No 205 Squadron on 1 January 1929. It was the first RAF squadron to be permanently based in the Far East and its Southamptons being used to carry out patrols around Malaya as well as conducting various survey flights in the region including British Borneo. By April 1935, the Supermarine Southampton flying boats were replaced by Short's Singapore MK III.
On June 29, 1935, a Short's Singapore MKIII of the no 205 Squadron carried mails from Manila to Labuan and Singapore. It arrived Singapore on the 1st July 1935. The Philippines postal service prepared special FDC covers to commemorate the flight both for Labuan and Singapore.
The cover to Singapore has a generic design written: "By First Flight from MANILA to SINGAPORE by the British Royal Air Squadron No "205" under Command of Wing-Commander T. W. Scott". It bears the special boxed airmail cachet in violet ink inscribed "Via Flying Boat of the British Royal Air Corps June 29, 1935".
A special cover for the 1935 flight from Manila to Singapore via Flying Boat of thee British Royal Air Corps
A Similar cover was prepared for Labuan but had a different wording than the one destined for Singapore. The top right aspect of the cover is inscribed: "First Flight MANILA to LABUAN, Br. N. Borneo by the British Royal Air Squadron Number 205". Most covers from this flight are addressed c/o the postmaster and in the two examples of covers here, they are addressed to Mr. W. Bruggmann.
Covers addressed to Mr. Walter Bruggmann decorate many early airmail covers from the Philippines and he is reputed as the 'Father of Philippines Aerophilately'. As an avid stamps collector himself, Bruggmann was one of the associate editors of the Airpost Journal in 1929 and one of the principal founders and stakeholders of the first commercial airline established in the Islands: The Philippines Airways Company. He was also the President and later became the Honorary Life president of the Philippines Airmail Society.
A cover addressed to Labuan from Manila carried by the British Royal Air Corps June 29 1935 via Flying Boat
Many covers carried by the British Royal Air Corps in 1935 are addressed to the postmasters of respective destinations. There is no doubt that most of these covers are philatelic in nature and are probably collected by airmail enthusiasts from the Philippines at that time. I have yet to see a non-philatelic cover boarding the plane, which I suspect would be rare.
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5 Best places to visit in Guwahati, Assam
Best places to visit in Guwahati, Assam
Every cities of Assam are unique in its own way and each of them has something different to offer to its visitors, one of which we are going to explore today is about Guwahati, which is the largest city of Assam and being the largest urban area of the North Eastern region, it stands as the gateway of seven sisters of North East. There are several spots that are worthy to visit, among which 5 best places to visit in Guwahati, Assam are been opted and discussed briefly further down. Guwahati is situated on the southern bank of the river Brahmaputra. Its district is Kamrup. It comprises a population of 957,352 according to the 2011 census. It holds the largest Zoo of the North East which comprises diverse species of flora and fauna.
The ancient and well known Hindu temples are been situated here which have legendary stories behind it. Its educational institutions are popularly known by all. It holds up good educational centres. Some of the specific places you would like to cherish are Kamakhya Temple, Umananda Temple, Guwahati Zoo, Guwahati Planterium etc. Each of these best places to visit in Guwahati, Assam holds up special significance. Let's have a look upon and have a brief idea about each of them.
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The Kamakhya temple, built during 8th to 17th century, is located at the Nilachal hill, situated at the western part of Guwahati. It is the most oldest temple of the country. As the name signifies, this temple is specifically dedicated to Lord Kamakhya. The ten Mahavidyas also hold their significance and they are Kali, Tara, Sodashi, Bhuvaneshwari, Chhinnamasta, Dhumavati, Bagalamukhi, Bhairavi, Matangi and Kamalatmika. Among these the first seven Mahavidyas have their individual temples. The structure of this temple with a huge dome, is being designed elegantly and uniquely. It is accompanied by four chambers and they are Garbagriha, Calanta, Pancharatna and Natamandir. The well known and important festival celebrated in this temple is the Ambubachi festival, which signifies the fertility of Goddess Kamakhya. The Nilanchal hills holds up an amazing view making this temple look more alluring. The duration of time to visit here is from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm and again from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm.
Umananda Temple
Another prestigious temple worth to visit is the Umananda temple, which was built from 1681 to 1696 by Ahom King Gadadhar Singha. It is located at the top of the Bhasmakala hill, situated at the Peacock island which is the smallest island of the world, further situated in the middle of the river Brahmaputra. Due to the treacherous damage caused by the 1897 earthquake, it was rebuilt by a devotee of Lord Shiva who was a rich merchant. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva along with ten other idols some of which are Surya, Ganesha, Vishnu. The significant festival celebrated here is Maha Shivratri. This very temple is beautifully structured and designed by Assamese workmen. The calm and peaceful environment around it, makes the temple to outstand it's beauty. The duration of time to visit here is from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm.
Guwahati Zoo
The Guwahati Zoo, also known as the Assam State Zoo was established in the year 1958 and is the largest zoo of the north eastern region, which comprises an area of 432 acres. It is located at the Hengrabari Reserve Forest of Guwahati. It possess 895 animals having 118 species. The specific animals found here are one horn rhino, tiger, lion, leopard, elephant, hollock gibbon, leopard cat, jungle cat, golden langur, Himalayan black bear etc. The birds species are steppe eagle, rosy pelican, storks, macaw, cassowary, parakeets etc. It's not less than a paradise consisting of numerous wildlife in it. The duration of time to visit here is from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.
Guwahati Planterium
The Guwahati Planterium, is an astronomical centre, located at MG road, Dighali Pukhuri of Guwahati. At this specific spot, the expansion of the infinite universe is been explained in a most distinct and fascinating way. These explanations are forwarded to the visitors through special shows of a duration of 2 hours, like sky watching etc. Workshops, seminars, conferences, exhibitions and quizzes are also held. The preferred languages which are use as a medium of the shows are English, Assamese and Hindi. It comprises of an unique hybrid planterium projection system, which makes it distinct at the entire north eastern region. This planterium is the most delightful and worthy platform to explore about the universe. The duration of time to visit here is from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm.
Basistha Temple
The Basistha temple, was constructed in the year 1764 by the Ahom King Rajeswar Singha. It is located at the top of the Sandyachal hills situated at Beltola, which is at the banks of a stream at south east part of the city. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva. This very temple is believed to be founded by Basistha, who was a great saint. 835 bighas of land was contributed for the development of the Basistha Ashram. This ashram is dedicated to the writings of the Hindu epic of Basistha Ramayana. The duration of time to visit here is from 7:00 am to 9:00 pm.
Thus, we explored about the 5 best places to visit in Guwahati, Assam. The offerings that nature provide us both in its physical and man made perspective has an never ending path. The more we explore, the more we are going to be fascinated. If you are planning to explore this largest urban city that is Guwahati, the above mentioned spots are worth to visit. Although there are numerous spots to visit in this city, but these 5 best places to visit in Guwahati, Assam are very much fascinating and worthy to visit upon.


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Twenty children are believed to have lost their lives in recent outbreaks of violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, including two burned alive in their own home, UNICEF said Tuesday.
UNICEF condemned the reported killings in North and South Kivu, eastern stretches of the country that are roiled by rebels. The guerrillas include a Rwandan group and former soldiers who defected last month along with Gen. Bosco Ntaganda, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court. He is accused of coercing scores more children to join his forces.
Congolese forces began attacking the armed groups in February. In return, the rebels have stepped up their attacks on civilians, according to the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
UNICEF recounted several attacks that had reportedly killed children, nine of whom were reported slain in a massacre of 37 people in Kamananga. It did not address who committed the attacks, though news reports have widely attributed several of the listed killings to rebel groups.
"UNICEF calls for those responsible for these actions to be tried and punished by the appropriate authorities and reminds all parties of their direct responsibility to protect the lives of children and all other civilians caught up in conflict," UNICEF representative Barbara Bentein said in a statement.
The clashes between government forces and armed rebels have displaced tens of thousands of people from their homes, pushing many into neighboring Rwanda and Uganda.
The violence has also injured and killed those trying to ease it: A U.N. refugee agency worker died last week, shot when his home was attacked by unknown assailants. Eleven U.N. peacekeepers were severely injured after protesters upset by the Hutu attacks surrounded their Congo base.
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Three Hills-Airdrie was a provincial electoral district in Alberta, Canada, mandated to return a single member to the Legislative Assembly of Alberta using the first-past-the-post method of voting from 1993 to 1997.

History
The Three Hills-Airdrie electoral district was created in the 1993 electoral district re-distribution from the Three Hills and Drumheller electoral districts. It would only be contested once in the 1993 Alberta general election, and represented by Progressive Conservative MLA Carol Louise Haley. The district was dissolved in the 1997 electoral district re-distribution into the Airdrie-Rocky View and Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills electoral districts.

Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs)

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See also
List of Alberta provincial electoral districts
Three Hills, Alberta, a town in Alberta
Airdrie, Alberta, a city in Alberta

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Home Celebrity Biography Lisa Bonet Wiki, Height, Weight, Age, Boyfriend, Family, Biography & More
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Some Interesting Facts About Lisa Bonet
An American film and television actress Lisa Bonet stepped into the world of glamour and entertainment as a child with commercials. After majoring in acting, she started working in several films and TV programs.
Her notable role as Denise Huxtable in the NBC sitcom, 'The Cosby Show' brought her recognition and popularity and led her to reprise the role in the series' spinoff comedy, 'A Different World'.
She displayed her versatility in the American neo-noir psychological horror film 'Angel Heart'. She was born Lisa Michelle Bonet on November 16, 1967. Her other notable TV projects include 'Life on Mars' and 'The Red Road' and TV movies like 'New Eden' and 'Lathe of Heaven'.
Lisa Bonet weighs 53 kg and 117 lbs in pounds. This talented actress is 157 cm in feet, inches and 5'2" tall. She looks beautiful with curly black color hair and wide black color eyes. She has a slim body with figure measurement's 32 inches of breast, 25 inches of waist, and 34 inches of hips approximately. Her shoe size is 6 and her bra size is 30B. She will turn 55 years old.
According to the sources, Lisa Bonet's estimated net worth is $10 million approximately.
Lisa Bonet was born in San Francisco, California, the US to Allen Bonet and Arlene (née Litman). Her African-American father was an opera singer while her Ashkenazi Jew mother is a teacher by profession.
When she was a child, her parents got separated. Due to her parent's remarriages, she has many step-siblings. Since the age of 11, she delved into acting as a child artist. In childhood, she appeared in many beauty pageants and was featured in guest spots on TV series.
She attended Birmingham High School in Van Nuys, California for her elementary education. Later, she was enrolled in Celluloid Actor's Studio located in North Hollywood and majored in acting.
Real Name Lisa Michelle Bonet
Nickname Lilakoi Moon, Lisa
Birth Place San Francisco, California, USA
Profession Actress
School Birmingham High School
College Celluloid Actor's Studio in North Hollywood
Home Town San Francisco, USA
Debut Film- Angel Heart (1987)
TV show – St. Elsewhere (1983)
Fathers Name Allen Bonet
Mothers Name Arlene Bonet
Lisa Bonet with her mother
Brothers Name not known
Sister Name not known
In 1983, Lisa made her acting debut on TV in the American medical drama black comedy TV series 'St. Elsewhere'. In 1984, she earned a breakthrough when she landed up playing the role of Denise Huxtable, in the American TV sitcom 'The Cosby Show' starring Bill Cosby.
For her remarkable performance in 'The Cosby Show', she earned the 'Emmy Award' and 'Young Artist Award' nomination. She appeared in 'Angel Heart' and was featured in explicit scenes with Rourke. At the 9th Youth in Film Awards, she won a 'Young Artist Award' for Best Young Female Superstar in Motion Pictures.
In 1992, she became the host of the elections special program 'Why Bother Voting?' She played the supporting role of Rachel Banks in the Will Smith and Gene Hackman starred American conspiracy-thriller film 'Enemy of the State'. Throughout her career, she was juggling between TV and big screen. In 2008, she was starred in US adaptation of the British science fiction crime drama TV series 'Life on Mars'.
The American singer Lenny Kravitz was Lisa's first husband and the couple had a daughter named Zoë Isabella. In 1993, the couple got separated. In 2005, she married the actor Jason Momoa and has a daughter named Lola Iolani Momoa and a son named akoa-Wolf Manakauapo Namakaeha Momoa.
Boyfriends Damian Marley
Corey Parker
Lisa Bonet with her boyfriend Corey
Bryan Kest
Lisa Bonet with her boyfriend Bryan
Husband Lenny Kravitz (1987-1993)
Lisa Bonet with her ex-husband Lenny
Jason Momoa (2005-present)
Lisa Bonet with her husband Jason
Children Son – Nokoa-Wolf Manakauapo Namakaeha Momoa
Lisa Bonet with her son & daughter
Daughter – Zoe Kravitz,
Lisa Bonet with her daughter Zoë
Lola Iolani Momoa
Lisa Bonet with her daughter Lola
Here is the list of Lisa Bonet's favorite things.
Favorite Actors Leonardo DiCaprio
Favorite Actress Nicole Kidman
Favorite Place Hawaii, Miami
Favorite Colour Black
Favorite Food Spanish, Chinese dish
In1995, Lisa legally changed her name to Lilakoi Moon.
The song "It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over" by Lenny Kravitz was written about her.
Her daughter Zoë Kravitz's godmother is Marisa Tomei, who is a former A Different World co-star.
In 2003, 'Weird Al' Yankovic' mentioned her in the song 'Bob' which uses palindromic lyrics to parody the 1965 song "Subterranean Homesick Blues" by Bob Dylan: "Lisa Bonet ate no basil".
At the age of 21, she gave birth to her first child on December 1, 1988.
She does not own a television and does not even allow at home.
In May 1988, when she appeared semi-nude on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine, she was 2 months pregnant.
In 1993, she divorced Lenny Kravitz, because he started cheating on her.
She was also linked with Bryan Kest who is a yoga instructor.
Due to the creative differences, she was fired from The Cosby Show in 1991.


There was some wild weather in Hotham in August, it was both Jason Anderson and Nick Geisen's first time in Australia riding and they couldn't believe the conditions they were getting, dry deep powder and its was August! Come late August they started to get some sun and fun park days were set in motion. Here is the recap capturing it all.
Riders : Jason Anderson and Nick Geisen also featurning locals Jacob Ittensohn and Joel Meakin from Hotham Parks.
Filmed by : Nick Geisen, Jason Anderson, Joel Meakin and Finnegan Laver.


With such joy and honor, I am pleased to announce the return of this inspiring and life-affirming series for teenage girls 13 to 17.
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Baradili is een gemeente in de Italiaanse provincie Oristano (regio Sardinië) en telt 100 inwoners (31-12-2004). De oppervlakte bedraagt 5,6 km², de bevolkingsdichtheid is 18 inwoners per km².

Demografie
Baradili telt ongeveer 46 huishoudens. Het aantal inwoners daalde in de periode 1991-2001 met 20,2% volgens cijfers uit de tienjaarlijkse volkstellingen van ISTAT.

Geografie
De gemeente ligt op ongeveer 165 m boven zeeniveau.

Baradili grenst aan de volgende gemeenten: Baressa, Genuri (MD), Gonnosnò, Sini, Turri (MD), Ussaramanna (MD).

Gemeente in Oristano


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Firmus († 273?) war laut der Historia Augusta ein reicher römischer Kaufmann mit Verbindungen bis nach Indien. Er war ein Freund der Rebellin Zenobia von Palmyra und unterbrach durch eine von ihm angestachelte Revolte in Alexandria die Getreidelieferungen nach Rom. Kaiser Aurelian schlug die Revolte nieder und ließ Firmus töten. Tatsächlich war Firmus nie mehr als ein aktiver Unterstützer Zenobias; die Münzen mit seinem Porträt haben sich als Fälschungen herausgestellt.

Bei der Person des Firmus gibt es viele Unklarheiten, die auf die offensichtliche Vermischung von Wahrheit und Fiktion in der Historia Augusta zurückzuführen sind. Im Fall des Firmus sind diese Zweifel umso angebrachter, als die anerkannten Historiker Ammianus Marcellinus und Zosimos zwar Unruhen in Ägypten überliefern, einen Firmus jedoch nie erwähnen. Stattdessen entwickelten die Historiker zwei mögliche Theorien: Ein ägyptischer Papyrus jener Zeit erwähnt einen corrector namens Claudius Firmus. Diese Bezeichnung könnte sich auf einen Auftrag zur Niederschlagung von Unruhen in einer römischen Provinz beziehen; in diesem Fall wäre Firmus also kein Unruhestifter, sondern ein Unruheunterdrücker gewesen.

Die zweite Theorie besagt, dass die beschriebene Person des Firmus schlicht nicht existierte und dass der (anonyme) Autor der Historia Augusta sich von einem afrikanischen Rebellen namens Firmus unter Valentinian I. inspirieren ließ.

Weblinks

 Biografie aus der Historia Augusta (englisch)

Usurpator (Römisches Reich)
Römisches Ägypten
Person (Geschichte Ägyptens)
Geboren im 3. Jahrhundert
Gestorben im 3. Jahrhundert
Mann


We were recently sent the Greenwich Simply Chic backpack from Skip Hop, and we've been trying it out for a couple of weeks now. When it first arrived, I was overly pleased with the quality and the size. As we go out as a family every weekend, when my partner is off work, we tend to take a few bits with us. I normally take one bag for Freddie, a bag for myself and then the girls will take a bag each, if they fancy taking a few toys or pens and paper with them. But, since having this backpack, we've just been taking the one, and it's been less hassle and much easier for us.
The first thing that caught my eye was how stylish the backpack is. I received it in the colour Olive, and I am just in love with it. I love the tassel accessory at the end of zip and especially all the pockets. There are nine pockets in total, and the middle pocket opens wide when you pull both zips down. It's great for getting things out easily. Something you need when you have little ones around. It's made from a durable, wipe-clean vegan leather and is just stunning.
In the back pocket, there is a cushioned changing pad, which is really handy to have out and about. The bag can hang nicely on a pram with the stroller straps that are on each side of the backpack. We have one handlebar on our pram, and it fits well. There is a top handle for carrying also, as well as adjustable straps to carry on your back which is super handy if you don't have a pram with you or if you just want to use it as a backpack.
The bag is large, you're more than likely not able to fill it as it is big. I love having a big bag around with me when I'm going out somewhere all day or going away for the weekend somewhere. Something that is really handy with this backpack is that I am able to use it for myself too as it looks stylish and not your usual baby changing bag.
Sizing: The back pocket, the changing pad pocket, holds a tablet and laptops up to 15" in size.
* We were gifted this item in return for an honest review post.
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BR Home Page > Box Scores > 2008 > Minnesota Twins vs Kansas City Royals Box Score: May 28, 2008
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Minnesota Twins vs Kansas City Royals Box Score: May 28, 2008
Venue: Kauffman Stadium
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Kansas City Royals 1 0 2 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 8 16 0
WP: Jesse Crain (3-2) • LP: Joel Peralta (0-2) • SV: Joe Nathan (14)
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Spyrídon Zournatzís () ou Spýros Zournatzís (), né le  à Sofádes et mort le , est un homme politique grec. Il est député européen de Grèce de la 2 législature.

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Notes et références

Liens externes

Naissance en octobre 1935
Naissance en Thessalie
Député européen élu en Grèce 1989-1994
Décès à 86 ans
Décès en septembre 2022


OutRun applied to super serious Machine Learning and ridiculous toy car!
Here are two recent innovative uses of the CannonBall engine. It's great to see it being used in some many different ways. Click on the links to read the technical details.


Can both of these statements be true?
Here Come The Mummies is an eight-piece funk-rock band of 5,000-year-old Egyptian mummies with a one-track mind.
Nashville's Here Come The Mummies is a fun-rock band composed of professional musicians (some rumored to be Grammy winners) who are believed to be under contract to various record labels and keep "under wraps" so as to prevent contract disputes.
Even in the days before Branson became BRANSON, it was still a throwback C&W playground — albeit circumstances were a lot smaller and the hillbilly shtick troweled on a lot thicker. Back then, Boxcar Willie was a Branson mainstay, and when he needed a band he would reach out to nearby Springfield and tap the Skeletons to back him up. As Skeletons' guitarist D. Clinton Thompson tells it, although the group had already been called the "best bar band in America" by Rolling Stone, this did not impress Willie.
"Boys, you gotta have a gimmick," he declared as he passed out black T-shirts silkscreened with the appropriate osteology (bones to you uninitiated).
Stay with me: There's a reason for this seeming digression.
Here Come The Mummies is a crack eight-piece funk band from Nashville that for more than a decade has successfully teased out its particular "gimmick" — a riotous performance concept featuring anonymous players in mummy gauze; "horrifying" onstage antics and skits, and lots of bad puns. The band members quite literally keep their identities under wraps, all while transforming infectious funk grooves into a show-stopping festival act that can hold its own onstage with giants like P-Funk and Al Green.
That skilled studio musicians would band together to make their own music is not without precedent: think of Memphis' Dixie Flyers, L.A.'s Wrecking Crew or Motown's Funk Brothers. That the band would go to great lengths to remain anonymous, while specializing in so publicly taking over the stage and rocking the house — well, that's certainly novel. The musicians, some rumored to be Grammy winners, are thought to be under contract to various record labels and so must keep themselves "under wraps" and incognito to prevent contract disputes.
As The Mummies prepare to perform in Columbia for the third time on June 4, I reached across the ages to interview band member Eddie Mummy about the perils and problems presented by making music as 5,000-year-old corpses.
YOUR MUSICAL CREDENTIALS AND INFLUENCES ARE CLEAR, BUT I AM WONDERING WHERE THE COSTUMING AND STAGECRAFT COME FROM.
Baby, with regards to our rags, they have been mingling with our decrepit flesh for centuries. Believe us, these mothers are seriously "baked-in." You can't order the broccoli cheese casserole and "hold the cheese." You dig? We are just being our decrepit, molding, dusty selves. As to stagecraft, it is just part of the basic job description. This has been true since ancient times.
HAVE ANY HCTM MEMBERS QUIT THEIR DAY JOBS YET?
This is our day job … and our night school, come to think of it.
WHAT'S ON THE PLAYLIST FOR THE TOUR BUS LATELY?
We are just hoping to engage people every which way we can, and to blow your socks off at our shows, baby.
Here Come The Mummies' June 4 Summerfest appearance will be the group's third show in Columbia, but it is the first free show, so plan to bring the kids as the band promises there will be enough dance-funk and onstage antics to entertain young and old alike.
Summerfest shows start early and always seem to strike the proper balance between boisterous block party and slightly out-of-hand family reunion. It is one of Columbia's only festival events to straddle and unite the north and south parts of our city.
Here Come the Mummies will perform at The Blue Note's Summerfest on Saturday, June 4, as part of Inside Columbia magazine's 2016 Best of Columbia party. VIP seating/access at the front of the stage area is available for those who buy $25 Best of Columbia party tickets, available at www.InsideColumbia.net.
VIPs will get to go inside for food, refreshments and maybe even a sneak peek at the Mummies' "process." The rest of Summerfest and the HCTM general concert access are free.


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Jae R. Ballif (born 1931) was a provost of Brigham Young University (BYU).

Ballif was the son of Ariel S. Ballif and his wife, Artemesia Romney Ballif.  Artemesia was the daughter of George S. Romney and Artemesia Redd and the sister of Marion G. Romney.  Jae's brother Ariel, Jr. was prominent in Utah theater.

Ballif graduated from Brigham Young High School in Provo, Utah, in the Class of 1949.  He then received his bachelor's degree from BYU in 1953, graduating in the same year as his mother, and he joined the BYU faculty in 1962. He received a Ph.D. from U.C.L.A in 1962.

Ballif was the founding dean of the BYU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, formed in Fall of 1972.

Ballif was the author of Conceptual Physics along with William E. Dibble.

Ballif is a Latter-day Saint.  In the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints he served as a bishop, stake president and stake patriarch. He also wrote In Search of Truth and Love.
From 1977 to 1979, he served as president of the Massachusetts Boston Mission. He later served as a sealer in the Provo Utah Temple.

Ballif contributed the article on the "Restoration of the Melchizedek Priesthood" to the Encyclopedia of Mormonism.

Ballif was provost of BYU from 1979 to 1989, after which he returned to being a member of the school's physics faculty.

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short bio of Ballif

1931 births
Living people
20th-century Mormon missionaries
American Mormon missionaries in the United States
21st-century American physicists
Brigham Young University alumni
Brigham Young University faculty
Mission presidents (LDS Church)
Romney family
University of California, Los Angeles alumni
American leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
American Latter Day Saint writers
Patriarchs (LDS Church)
Latter Day Saints from Utah
Brigham Young High School alumni


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Yuimetal Exits BabyMetal, Group Releases New Single
October 23, 2018 | by James Greene, Jr.
In May, the BabyMetal devoted felt pangs of worry as core member Yuimetal did not appear at the first concert date of a U.S. tour. Management eventually confirmed that the pint sized singer "remain[ed] a member of the band" but would not appear at any stop on this live jaunt, adding cryptically "a new narrative for the future of the band...is currently evolving." That narrative has now evolved to exclude Yuimetal, who announced her departure from BabyMetal last week citing health issues.
"I am truly sorry for the inconvenience I have caused so many people due to being absent for an extended period of time," she said in a statement. "I have mulled over this over and over again, but I have decided to leave BabyMetal at this time. I feel very sorry that my decision will disturb the other members and some many fans who have supported BabyMetal. I am further terribly sorry to sadden the fans who have supported BabyMetal.
"I have the strong desire to appear on stage again but my physical condition is not at its best even now, and further I feel I would like to pursue my dream, one that I have had from a long time ago, of going on my own as Mizuno Yui. It is these factors that lead to my decision."
Yuimetal went on to express gratitude for the "numerous and precious experiences" she enjoyed as a part of BabyMetal, saying that "day to day" she felt "truly blessed." "The live shows where we all smiled together and became as one were truly happy and enjoyable times. I will do my utmost best to be able to again one day meet all of you as Mizuno Yui. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the last eight years."
The exact nature of Yuimetal's illness is unknown but of course we all wish her a speedy recovery. She continues to be managed by Amuse, the Japanese entertainment company that also works with BabyMetal.
Moving forward, the remaining BabyMetal members Su-Metal and Moametal have released a new single, "Starlight," which doesn't lose a step from their classic cute death sound.
Babymetal is playing select dates in Japan this month. Last night they kicked things off at the Makuhari Messe convention center just outside Tokyo. On October 28th, they'll appear at Saitama Super Arena for a "festival type" event that promises to be a "special night to remember for all attendees" before doing two gigs at Kobe World Hall beginning on October 30th.
On December 4th, BabyMetal will open for Judas Priest in Singapore, and Australians will get a chance to see them starting December 7th as part of the Good Things festival.


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Sopeira es un municipio español de la provincia de Huesca, en la comunidad autónoma de Aragón. Está situado en el valle del río Noguera Ribagorzana. En su municipio se encuentra el monasterio de Santa María de Alaón.

Geografía

Núcleos de población del municipio
 Aulet
 Pallerol
 Santoréns
 Sopeira (capital del municipio)

Administración y política

Últimos alcaldes de Sopeira

Resultados electorales

Fiestas locales
 7, 8 y 9 de mayo en honor de san Gregorio.
  fin de semana de agosto, con cena de hermandad y baile.

Véase también
 Anexo:Municipios de la provincia de Huesca
Anexo:Municipios catalanófonos de Aragón según el Anteproyecto de la Ley de Lenguas
 Anexo:Toponimia de los municipios de la Franja de Aragón

Referencias

Bibliografía

Enlaces externos

 CAI Aragón-Sopeira

Localidades de la provincia de Huesca
Sopeira


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News Release 5-Nov-2015
MAVEN results: Delving into the atmosphere of Mars
American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
This issue of Science features four studies highlighting results from the Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution (MAVEN) mission, designed to study Mars' upper atmosphere, ionosphere, and magnetosphere. The novel data reveals some surprises, as well as some adjustments to previous theories and estimates. This issue's cover represents a real data visualization of Mars' magnetic field being bombarded by a powerful solar ejection, resulting in a stunning visual of fire-like tendrils emulating from the Red Planet. A special "cover-in-the-making" story will discuss how the artist and researchers created the piece.
Measurements from the upper atmosphere of Mars reveal that the escape rate of ions is enhanced during solar bursts, hinting at how substantial atmospheric loss could have occurred in early Martian history. To make this find, Bruce Jakosky and colleagues studied the effects of the Sun on Mars' atmosphere using data collected by MAVEN during an interplanetary coronal mass ejection (ICME), or burst of gas and magnetism from the Sun, occurring on 8 March, 2015. During this event, instruments on MAVEN that were monitoring Mars' magnetic field detected strong magnetic rotations that fluxed in rope-like tendrils up to 5,000 kilometers (3,107 miles) into space. Meanwhile, instruments that monitor atmospheric ionization noted dramatic spikes as this ICME struck the Red Planet, where planetary ions spewed into space, concentrated along the flux ropes of the affected magnetic field. The velocity of these flux ropes is estimated to be much faster - roughly ten times so - than usual. Analysis of ion composition found O2+ and CO2+ ions, which is not surprising, but it also revealed that O+ ions were flung higher up in the atmosphere than would be expected. Given the likely prevalence of ICME-like conditions early in solar-system history, the authors suggest that ion escape rates at that time may have been largely driven by major solar events.
A second paper by Stephen Bougher et al. highlights results from two occasions when MAVEN "dipped" into the upper atmosphere of Mars to determine the nature of the thermosphere and ionosphere. During these explorations, MAVEN observed a large vertical temperature gradient. Data indicate a steady mixing of carbon dioxide, argon, and nitrogen dioxide, as well as higher amounts of oxygen than previously estimated. The density of these elements near 200 kilometers (124 miles) varied substantially as MAVEN completed each orbit, which the authors suggest may be caused by gravity wave interactions with wind and small-scale mixing processes occurring below. Furthermore, variations in the magnetic field and ion layers suggest that, in addition to the magnetic field induced by solar wind, the crust of Mars also contributes to the magnetic field. The results of the study will help scientists better understand the interactions between solar wind and the atmosphere on Mars, and in particular, the physics limiting atmospheric escape through these interactions.
A third study exposes an aurora in the northern hemisphere, which dips lower into the atmosphere than any other confirmed aurora to date, at 60 km (37 mi). MAVEN's Imaging Ultraviolet Spectrograph, which depicts ultraviolet light, detected this aurora during a solar energetic particle outburst. Nick Schneider et al. note that this newly discovered Martian aurora falls into the same category as Earth's Northern Lights, where acceleration of particles in or out of the atmosphere along electromagnetic fields creates a stunning visual. However, where this type of aurora on Earth is driven by magnetism of the poles, the authors suspect that Mars' aurora may be driven by the remnant magnetic field of the crust, creating a more even and diffuse aurora.
A final paper by Laila Andersson and colleagues analyzes the detection of dust at altitudes ranging from 150 to 1,000 kilometers (124 - 621 mi). No known processes can lift significant concentrations of particles from a planetary surface to such high altitudes. Based on the size of the grains (1 to 5 nanometers) and the even distribution of these particles, which rules out Mars' moons as a source, the authors believe that MAVEN is detecting dust of an interplanetary origin.
Please note: On Thursday, November 5, at 2 p.m. ET, when the Science embargo lifts, articles describing research complementary to these findings will post online in Geophysical Research Letters (GRL), a journal of the American Geophysical Union (AGU). AGU will also issue a press release at that time about the complementary research. For questions, the AGU press office can be reached at news@agu.org or 202-777-7524.
Article #8: "Early MAVEN Deep Dip campaign reveals thermosphere and ionosphere variability," by S. Bougher; M. Combi; C. Dong; Y. Lee; A. Nagy; K. Olsen; V. Tenishev at University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI; B. Jakosky; F. Eparvier; R. Ergun; N. Schneider; L. Andersson; D. Baker; D. Brain; M. Chaffin; F. Crary; M. Crismani; J. Deighan; R. Dewey; Y. Dong; X. Fang; K. Fortier; C.M. Fowler; G. Holsclaw; S. Jain; W. McClintock; T. McEnulty; M. Morooka; W. Peterson; A.I.F. Stewart; A. Stiepen; E. Thiemann; T. Weber; T. Woods at University of Colorado, Boulder in Boulder, CO; J. Halekas; S. Ruhunusiri at University of Iowa in Iowa City, IA. For a complete list of authors, see the manuscript.
10.1126/science.aad0459
Natasha Pinol
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