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You're the one that has to walk through it. ~ Morpheus
EXPOSING THE LIE
Vaccine Statistics
Terrain Model
Germ Theory
Kathryn Watkins
Bechamp was one of the most under rated scientists on earth.
"How sad to think that M. Béchamp, after his valiant struggles till a ripe old age against Pasteur and his school – whom he accused of perverting his discoveries and building upon them a false microbian hypothesis – should have gone to the grave without enjoying the satisfaction of hearing that later research has established his position, and seeing the too long tabooed name microzyma reinstated in the records of the Academy of Science!"
From "Bechamp or Pasteur"
I had no idea how much of a fraud Louis Pasteur actually was until i read this book, i knew he was incorrect in his germ THEORY (although not initially his either) but not to the extent that he really was.
Bechamp, on the other hand was a genius, one of the greatest scientists that ever lived, who worked vigorously and tirelessly until the day he died. He battled Pasteur and his plagarisms of his work for his WHOLE life and only got the credit briefly, after his death.
Thankfully, Bechamp is now coming to the forefront and his work is truly getting the recognition it deserves. The fact of the matter is this.....had they actually seen the truth back then, taken Bechamps findings on board and Pasteur didn't get his way, we wouldn't be living in this mess. The world would have been taught and of course would have experienced the Terrain Model. We would all know the TRUE cause of dis-ease and they would NEVER have been able to pull this hoax off! not in a MILLION years! Or all of the other "infectious disease" hoaxes.
It really is that important to understand. Bechamp was a brilliant scientist, better than ANY of his time and even now. He was humble, quiet, honest and got on with his work, which he NEVER brought to the table (in scientific journals) until he had repeated over and over again his experiments (true science). He also changed his mind when new information came to light and produced this too, even if it conflicted with what he had previously discovered.
Also bear in mind that this was in the 1800's before the electron microscope, he had limited equipment and he STILL did it.
You mark my words, all of this amazing mans work WILL come out in a big way over the next few years.
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Tech World 2020: Visions for Connection, Flexibility, and a Smarter World
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The world changed fundamentally in 2020 when a global pandemic upended our senses of safety, productivity, and connection to each other. For Lenovo and our global community of employees, customers, and collaborators, this meant leveraging every bit of our expertise, empathy, and intelligence to adapt. As we prioritized supporting communities and protecting our workforce, we also embraced rapid transformation in manufacturing, logistics, and—of course—in technology.
"Technology not only provides solutions, but ignites hope, inspires possibilities, and confirms that human intelligence can make a difference in a chaotic world," said Lenovo CEO Yuanqing Yang. "It is with this passion and belief in technology that we launch Tech World 2020—entirely virtual for the first time ever."
During Tech World, Lenovo visionaries and partners across industries reflect on this unprecedented year and look forward to a faster, more connected, and more flexible future. The emphasis throughout the two-day event is in part on our relationship to technology—at the consumer and enterprise levels—brought into focus by the challenges of the global pandemic. It's not just about the world's first foldable PC poised to reimagine portable productivity, the industry's first 5G PC, or a suite of breakthrough devices, though there will be plenty of innovation on display. Instead, Tech World sessions will explore the most exciting and essential frontiers of technology.
Join us today and on demand to see how we're building new technological ecosystems and service-led solutions that position all of us to adapt, thrive, and innovate for years.
"As we see the smartification of classrooms, workspaces, and even cities take place worldwide, Lenovo is committed to providing the products, services and solutions equipped with core technologies like artificial intelligence, cloud/edge computing and augmented reality," said Gianfranco Lanci, Lenovo President and COO.
Future of Remote and Hybrid Work: Versatile, Collaborative, and Powerful
As employees across industries work remotely and new hybrid workplace models emerge —those fortunate enough to have the option—the lines between work and personal lives often blur.
"While individuals may be working from the comfort of their homes and saving time because they are not commuting, our research shows that most individuals are working more hours each day and they are multi-tasking even more than before," said Eric Yu, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Lenovo's Intelligent Devices Group's Small and Medium Business (SMB) Segment. "With the right technology, individuals can be better at multitasking and reap the benefits of increased focus and efficiency which in turn can restore a greater work-life balance."
In the current working environments, employee experience (EX) is even more important than ever. From a recent Lenovo research study, IT leaders say they plan to nearly double their investment in employee experience (EX) initiatives over the next two years. The biggest reason is the fact that EX scores improve with employee satisfaction with technology.
Some of this technology, including the versatile ThinkBook 15 Gen 2 i's integrated wireless earbuds for instant collaboration or the ThinkBook 14s Yoga i's Smart Pen, intelligently adapts to the user's behavior. Others, like the ThinkPad X1 Fold, offer an entirely new and portable form factor to reimagine productivity on the go.
But what about remote collaboration, the inescapable norm that continues to reshape how we work? The so-called "remote revolution" was already in motion, but the timetable drastically shortened. There's no lack of think pieces about the challenges of endless video calls or the best tools for agile collaboration. Lenovo's ThinkSmart lineup offers an elegant solution. The ThinkSmart View offers a dedicated meeting hub, freeing your PC (and any extra monitors) to support note-taking or multitasking. With one press, users join video or audio calls or review calendars with a compact and connected device.
In a new era of dispersed workforces and increased vulnerabilities, Lenovo continues to prioritize organizations' data security, with comprehensive solutions from ThinkShield with breakthrough behavioral AI. And as internal IT staffs are working overtime to keep employees secure, connected and productive, the need for external support has never been greater. With a comprehensive portfolio of IT services like Premier Support, the AI-driven SaaS solution Lenovo Device Intelligence, and Lenovo DaaS, we are making technology easier to scale, deploy and manage—now IT teams can turn their attention from routine support tasks to more transformative initiatives.
Frontiers of IoT: Smarter Commercial and Retail
Virtual work and interaction are not always an option, and even when possible, it might not be preferable for everyone. As we return to offices or retail stores—a return to normalcy for many—the Internet of Things will make the experiences smarter, safer, and more seamless.
Lenovo's ThinkIoT offerings, developed in concert with key industry partners, help lead the way. Touchless entryways integrated into badges or smartphones, temperature sensors, AI-assisted adaptations to people and their movements, and other tech combine into holistic solutions.
The hybrid work models of the near future benefit from the rise of IoT, here deployed to meet the immediate challenges of COVID-19. In many cases, individual solutions already existed, but IoT and the 2020 landscape demanded intelligent integrations.
Retail operations saw an inevitable shift from primarily in-store sales to more omni-channel "buy-online-and-pick-up-in-store" models. The dramatic shifts let retailers take advantage of their inventory and local customer reach while minimizing expenses. What's next?
"Brick-and-mortar retailers offer a unique experience for shoppers that cannot be fully replicated online," said John Gordon, President, CIoT Business Group, Lenovo. "With ThinkIoT Smarter Store Solutions, we're helping these important retail businesses create even more differentiated customer experiences while improving their bottom line so they can continue to grow during challenging economic times."
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The early months of 2020 produced many stopgap solutions: provide technology to those in need, support remote education through hardware and software, and trust the world will look different in autumn. It does look different, of course, but not in the ways many hoped. Still, technology has leapt forward and will have positive impacts well beyond 2020.
"To support personalized education and entertainment, we're providing more customized and comprehensive solutions encompassing PCs, accessories, software and services tailored to different student segments," said Johnson Jia, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Lenovo Intelligent Devices Group's Consumer Business Segment and Advanced Innovation Center. "This means offering students with purposeful innovation to ultimately deliver better learning and entertainment experiences."
Lenovo helped ensure students around the world had the devices needed for remote learning and offered LanSchool Air licenses for thousands of teachers to close endemic gaps. We also recognized brilliant and compassionate innovators dedicated to inclusive technology, including supporting refugees.
"As we realize technology's abilities to enhance student education and its potential to change lives, it's incumbent upon individuals and organizations in the tech space to implement inclusive, accessible solutions—not only for the sake of our children's education, but for the future sake of a more connected society," said Rich Henderson, Lenovo's Director of Global Education, Intelligent Devices Group.
Now, we're launching new grade school and collegiate eSports solutions to create a more open and competitive landscape and leveraging knowledge that school-supported gaming can actually improve academic performance and feelings of community. And sure, offering some of the world's lightest gaming laptops with the latest graphics doesn't hurt either.
Our portfolio of education offerings continues to evolve, especially in hybrid learning models, incorporating the latest in affordable Chromebooks, new classroom VR technology, and platforms to match ever-changing approaches to teaching.
Virtual Healthcare and Telemedicine
Telemedicine leapt from a question of convenience and more global access to care to a necessity during coronavirus. A steady rise in virtual care and consultation over the past decade became abruptly meteoric—a 600 percent increase in the first quarter of 2020. Technology has to both meet these needs and develop new solutions.
A powerful tool to advance telehealth is virtual rounding, where physicians no longer visit all patients in their rooms but still communicate directly.
"Lenovo Virtual Rounding was rapidly developed and brought to market in response to the acute needs of healthcare systems during the global COVID-19 pandemic," said Dr. Bob Monteverdi, Lenovo's Director of Global Healthcare Solutions, Intelligent Devices Group. "Physician-patient communication is fundamental for good care, this solution preserves valuable face-to-face time, making daily rounds more efficient, convenient, and safe."
In a related instance of rapid innovation, Motorola engineers developed software for Brazilian hospitals to monitor patient recovery. Lenovo also partnered with UNC-Chapel Hill in the US to develop AI-powered kiosks to encourage social distancing and mask-wearing as audiences return to live events.
Lenovo also brings AI directly to healthcare providers, optimizing hospital infrastructure and operations and fundamentally changing diagnosis and treatment. Our collaboration with Techsomed, for example, allows for real-time observation of tumor ablation to accelerate cancer treatment and recovery. We also know supercomputers remain one of our greatest tools to hunt for vaccines and solve other pressing problems. And the next decade may see even more dramatic and patient-centric transformation.
Join us to dig into these subjects and discover a few surprises about how our innovations—combined with visionary partners—will deliver smarter technology for all.
"We believe we can only be as strong as the communities where we operate," said CEO Yuanqing Yang. "We believe innovation must serve the purpose of a better life for humanity—more inclusive, more environmentally friendly, and constantly changing for good."
A Game-Changing Category for a Fundamentally New World
Lenovo's Jerry Paradise talks about a new game-changing category, the foldable PC. A single personal device that morphs into multi use cases and adapts to the scenarios you need without compromising screen size, durability, performance or versatility.
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May 2, 2019 October 29, 2019 Women of Egypt
Rags to Riches: Egyptian Chef Ghalia Mahmoud's Rise to Stardom
Thursday May 2, 2019 By: Alexandra Kinias
The life of Ghalia Mahmoud (Set Ghalia) transformed overnight when her fairy godmother sprinkled her with sparkly dust of luck. The sensational Egyptian chef works on a tight schedule juggling the responsibilities of her newly opened restaurant. When not managing it, she is at her kitchen studio filming news episodes for her cooking show which airs on her YouTube channel. Set Ghalia became a celebrity less than a decade ago. Her rapid rise to stardom happened within less than a month after her daily cooking show aired on a privately-owned TV channel.
Her live show started at the beginning of August 2011, which coincided with the first day of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting, also the peak of television viewing season in Egypt. The show became an instant hit, viewed by millions of people. Daily cooking shows in Ramadan compete for viewers and commercials, but hers was unlike anything presented before. Her meals were simple, affordable and cost under $4.00 per day. She was not your typical host either. A month earlier, the television superstar celebrity worked as a domestic helper for an upper-class family in Cairo.
Set Ghalia, wife of a mini-van driver and mother of two, lived in the poor neighborhood of Warraq, Cairo. The couple's combined monthly income of $200.00, also took care of other members of their extended families. Cooking low budget meals sharpened her survival skills. Her luck transformed when the brother of the lady she worked for came to dinner at his sister's. He enjoyed both Set Ghali's cooking and character and offered her a job to host a cooking show on his television channel.
Unlike other television chefs, Set Ghalia was a common underprivileged woman with limited education. She had dropped out of school at a young age to support her family. With her husband's unsteady job, she was among millions of women with similar statuses who struggled for their daily basic needs as the sole bread winners of their families.
From her studio kitchen, reconstructed like her own, small and simple, Set Ghalia communicated daily with her viewers in her down to earth language, with no frills or fancy words. She wore no makeup and covered hair covered with a scarf. And with her friendly demeanor, she reminded most viewers of a dear friend. Indeed, they are dear to her. She also greeted them like lifetime friends when they called the program to ask for culinary advice.
Living a lifetime with limited resources, she reminded her viewers that the secret of preparing a delicious meal lied in the method of cooking it and not necessarily in the ingredients used. "What matters in Egyptian cuisine, is nafas (breath), or the spirit one puts into the cooking. If you're good on the inside, the food will be tasty," she said in an interview with the Guardian.
She mastered her cooking skills from many years practicing and preparing simple recipes with affordable ingredients bought from her neighborhood vendors. Resourceful with her recipes, she showed her viewers ten different ways to cook eggplants or potatoes or beans. Through her life, she learned to cook for her extended family on a tight budget. On the show, like in real life she only cooked meat, poultry, or fish on Fridays, her payday from her previous jobs, and used small quantities – as much as the budget allowed. She spared no effort to show her viewers how she prepared one chicken to feed a family of eight.
Her simple background hit a chord with the viewers. She belonged to them. She didn't even own measuring cupsand cooked in tin pots with no handles on propane burners lit with a match, in a kitchen without electrical machines other than an old blender.
Set Ghalia also interjected messages to her viewers. She asked men to help their wives with the house chores, advised women on how to raise their children, care for their neighbors and fight the price increase by cooking cheap food. On her Facebook page, which the producer created for her, the viewers voted for the show to continue after Ramadan. It did until the channel closed down. But Set Ghalia didn't quit. She launched her cooking channel on YouTube and continued to do what she knew best. Almost a decade later, since the day the fairy godmother waved her magic wand at her, Set Ghalia's success soared. Her Facebook pages reached 440,000 likes and her YouTube channel has 146,000 subscribers. She aspires her restaurant would become one in a chain of many to open in multiple locations.
Elated with her new responsibilities, Ghalia is also grateful for her accomplishments. She has broken the mold. Her success represents a slice of hope for millions of other women with similar stories like hers. It has revived her hopes for a better future for her two daughters.
Check Set Ghalia Facebook Page and YouTube channel
Photos credit El Set Ghalia
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Movie Theater Projectionists Allowing 3D Projectors To Also Ruin 2D Movies
Published: May. 23. 2011 10:33 AM
We're used to seeing 3D movies that seem a little too dim and blaming either lazy studios or projectionists for not bothering to shoot or project the movie bright enough to make up for the darkening 3D glasses. But as it turns out, the problem isn't just limited to the glasses, or even to 3D films. Doing an investigation into Boston area theater chains, Boston Globe critic Ty Burr discovered that the 3D lenses attached to many digital projects for 3D films are staying on for the 2D ones as well, darkening the image by as much as 85%, though the cinemas would never admit to a thing.
In fact, the national exhibition chains like AMC, National Amusements and Regal were so unwilling to say anything that Burr went to an underground source he's calling "Deep Focus," a projectionist who explained the process by which an additional lens is attached to Sony-brand digital projectors in order to accommodate the 3D. The Sony projectors are widespread among American theater chains thanks to a deal the company worked out with many exhibitors, which is why even though projectors made by rival companies Christie and Barco don't require the extra lens, you'll still see the Sony ones everywhere. Burr also has a handy way to keep track of whether or not you're getting screwed seeing a 2D film through a 3D lens. Look up at the projection booth once the film has started; if you see two beams of light on top of each other, they're going through a darkening 3D lens, and if it's just one beam it's a regular lens.
The article itself is well-researched and very much worth your time reading, another example of how movie theaters are failing to keep up with the growing threat of home entertainment through even the simplest personnel efforts. But living in New York, a city where nearly every theater is plagued by bedbugs, rude patrons, terrible sound systems or of course the high ticket prices, I'm not sure if I can even handle adding "fraudulent projection" to the list of things I'm getting upset about. I'll be a moviegoer forever, but every time the chains seem to be blatanly disrespecting their customers like this, I lose a little bit more of that motivation to leave my house in order to see movies.
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Tycoon builds 90 homes for the poor with the $11 million he saved for daughter's wedding
His single act of kindness has changed the lives of 90 families and given hope to thousands more.
There are a lot of people in this world who are really into extravagant weddings. Whether it is their own, a family member's, or a celebrity throwing it, these elaborate ceremonies and celebrations have become something of a status symbol in addition to a fun experience.
Recent times have caused many people to adjust their priorities, however.
This is the story of one financial tycoon who had originally planned an elaborate and expensive wedding for his daughter, only to do something far more touching with the money instead.
Billionaire Manoj Munot is one of the richest people in India.
He wanted to make sure his daughter could have everything she wanted at her wedding. Being able to provide things for your children that you weren't able to have as a child is something many parents aspire to do.
Munot had done it. He was in a position to give his daughter everything she could ever want.
Munot put aside $11 million for his daughter's wedding.
Needless to say, that amount of money can buy a lot of cake, rent a huge reception hall, and more.
Shreya Munot did not insist on a big wedding.
Munot's daughter Shreya did not insist on a big wedding, however, and was genuinely not sure how all of the money her father had saved would get spent. She was said to have been quite supportive of the idea that some of the money saved for her wedding would be spent on more important things instead.
Then Munot told his daughter he had changed his mind and decided not to spend as much money on her wedding as he first intended. Instead, he would put the money toward a good cause.
Manoj Munot builds homes for the poor.
In India, there is a dire need for more suitable housing for the poor. Many people live in makeshift camps often referred to as slums. The money Munot had saved for his daughter's wedding could help these people, and so that is what he would do with it.
Shreya was said to be over the moon thrilled at her father's decision.
In a sense, he was giving her the wedding she wanted, one where less money would be spent on her and more would be given to people who truly needed it.
90 families given a key to a new home.
It's fitting that as Shreya and her husband started their new life together, 90 other families would be given a new start to theirs. Munot used the money he had saved for his daughter's wedding to build 90 homes for the needy. This would provide them with a badly needed stable home.
The homes were built in the Aurangabad region of Maharashtra in India.
On Shreya's wedding day, she and her soon-to-be husband met at the development site where the 90 homes would be built. She told the local media that she was very proud of her father and the new housing development. It was a wedding gift the couple will always remember.
In addition to gaining four walls and a roof, the homes also supplied the families with access to basic utilities such as electricity and water.
You can learn more about this touching gesture in the video below.


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    Create a console application that calculates and prints the square root of the number 12345.
    Find in Internet "how to calculate square root in C#".
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using System;

class SquareRootOf12345
{
    static void Main()
    {
        double squareRoot;
        squareRoot = Math.Sqrt(12345);
        Console.WriteLine("The square root of 12345 is {0}", squareRoot);
    }
}

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The nonprofit organization Rails-to-Trails Conservancy is working alongside state governments to complete a bike path that will span from Washington State to Washington, D.C.
During planning, the agencies set specific criteria to ensure the trail is safe for runners, cyclists, and others. When finished, users will be able to journey across a route separated from vehicle traffic.
The Expanse of the Path
The Great American Rail-Trail (GART), as it's referred to, will be 3,700 miles long and will take riders and hikers through 12 states. Although the path is more than 52% complete, the people behind the project believe it will take up to 20 years to finish identifying routes and filling in gaps between existing trails.
The RTC anticipates that the new path will allow over 50 million riders and hikers within a 50-mile radius to enjoy its use. While traveling along the GART, users will be able to safely experience scenic America and explore the county's history.
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The RTC first envisioned the project in the 1980s when a law passed allowing companies to turn former rail lines into trails. Now, with it over halfway done, the organization sees the path becoming a reality.
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Fashion November 6, 2018
Bella Hadid Forced to Defend Herself Against Body Shamers Ahead of VS Show
by Emma Day
She is all set to walk in the Victoria's Secret show later this week – but all eyes appear to be on Bella Hadid before she even steps on the catwalk. The half-Palestinian model was forced to take to her Instagram page on Monday to amend a caption after her images attracted the unwanted attention of commenters needlessly dissecting her body. The 22-year-old had posted a series of selfies as she undertook fitting for the lingerie label's annual show, telling her 20 millions followers "I can't wait for you to see all of the beautiful outfits". "I'm so grateful to be a part of the show again, feeling happier and healthier than ever," the runway star wrote.
However, discussion uninvitedly kicked off in the comments about Hadid's physique, leading her to add to her caption: "All body types are different and react differently to a great workout routine and a healthy diet." Not that the model should need to explain herself – after all, a body is no one's concern but its owner's.
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Hadid will be making a turn to the VS runway, after previously walking for the brand in 2016 and 2017 – she'll also be joined by sister Gigi, as well as close friend Kendall Jenner, in this year's New York show. The model previously spoke out about her shape around the time of her first Victoria's Secret catwalk, telling People she had "lose weight and gained weight". "My weight fluctuates and so does everybody's and I think that if people are gonna judge, that's the worst you can possible do because everybody is different."
The star isn't the first in her family who has defended her figure online, either – elder sister Gigi also called time on the constant discussion over her body earlier this year. The fellow model revealed any change in her shape has been down to an ongoing health battle, after being diagnosed with Hashimoto's disease ."Those of you who called me 'too big for the industry' were seeing inflammation and water retention due to that," the 23-year-old posted on Twitter in February. "Although stress and excessive travel can also affect the body, I have always eaten the same. My body just handles it differently now that my health is better. I may be 'too skinny' for you—honestly this skinny isn't what I want to be—but I feel healthier internally and am still learning and growing with my body every day, as everyone is."
Hopefully, Gigi's message of empathy sticks with her sister's followers too. "Know that you never really know the whole story," the model urged. "Use your energy to lift those that you admire rather than be cruel to those you don't."
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I was relieved to be on the Greyhound Bus back to Washington D.C.. Whe had a stop over in Raleigh, North Carolina for 1 hour 30 minutes, when I handed in my ticket to climb on the bus they stopped me and told me that the bus was full. It felt like I was on this treadmill and couldn't get off, one near disaster after another sending the blood coursing through my veins. After realising that it was not going to be easy getting my bike off the bus the one driver why had tried to bump me off eventually agreed to take the next bus and I took his seat next to a another big driver determined to make himself comfortable at my expense, so we jostled for the middle arm rest until the following stop over in Richmond.
After nearly 11 hours on the bus we swung into Union Station, Washington D.C. where I was going to meet a chap interested in buying the bicycle. I hoped he would come or it could be a nightmare trying to carry this enormous box across town onto trains and buses to make my way to Dulles Airport. I phoned him, I just got his voice mail, my spirit sunk, a few minutes later my cell rang, it was him, phew,we agreed to meet me in the street adjacent to the bus depot. He was a short Mongoloid looking fellow, I thought to myself "Oh no, this bike is going to be too big for him". He confirmed what accessories went with the bike and then started to assemble it very quickly, I began to get the feel that it wasn't for himself but for resale. Ten minutes later,the deal was done, my wallet fuller and 27 pounds lighter, I made my way through the maize of concourses to the Metro Station, where I was to catch a train and then a 5A bus to Washington D.C..
Hmmm, the platform I was to wait on was closed, we were now sharing a rail line with the opposite platform, I enquired with a tall pretty young blonde lady in boots and short skirt if I was at the right platform and which train to catch. She seemed to have the whole thing sown up as she ran her fingers over her smart phone, not only was she going to tell me which and where but also how long to wait. Another young chap with dark curly hair , glasses and a beard came over and asked "Did you say Dulles airport?" as he began shifting his fingers over his smart phone and advising accordingly.
I thought "Wow",these people are so helpful".
On reaching Dulles Airport I went over to the Air France counter who were partnering with KLM and Delta airlines and even though I flew in with Delta and not a lot was working on that plane,so much so they offered me a $50 voucher. I was reluctant to do business with them. I had dealings with them in the past in 2009 when we were in California and wanted to change our tickets for an earlier flight, they came up with a price of $800/ticket. I told them I could get a return at that price with another airline.
The Air France people told me that if I wanted to use the $50 voucher I would have to phone Delta to change the ticket. I spoke to a chap there who told me it would cost $300+ to change. I said "Thank you" and put the phone down. I called Air France, the lady on the other end said it would be $160 to change the flight from 2 December to the next day. I immediately gave her my debit card details and then strolled up and down the airport as it emptied of travellers and the cleaning squad came in to polish,sweep and gloss. One of the Hispanic cleaners asked if I was sleeping there tonight in her broken English and then gave me her bottled water. I hadn't slept much in 3 days , I found a corner, took out my sleeping bag, put my jacket over my head and closed my eyes. The next morning, I went into the family room (because it has a basin) and washed myself, my hair and brushed my teeth. I didn't have a fresh shirt and I wasn't going to smell of stale body odour the entire 7 hour flight so I took out my short sleeved shirt and washed it, then positioned it near the hand dryer, once it was slightly damp I put it on and went outside to catch some sun. Time went quickly and before I knew it we were boarding and on our way home, back to the easy comfortable life and my darling Karen. No more, sitting on a hard saddle, sleeping amongst crickets,deer,spiders and other creatures. No more wondering where I would sleep that night, no more at the mercy of passing trucks, cars and bikes. Whilst touring alone was hard and not really my bag it still had it's positives, such as being alone with God, who I began talking to more and more and trusting more and more. My health and fitness had improved, my faith in humanity increased as I encountered good Samaritans one after the other, almost as though they had orchestrated this queue just for me. They were a mix of all sorts of people and religions and I think they touched my heart more than I was able to touch theirs. Through all of this , I could not help but to see God in all of it.


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Q: how can i make a server using openssl implementing a tor type protocol? (a server is a public key or certificate) i want to create a server with openssl from which it implements a tor protocol how can i do this? thanks
I dont have any idea how can do this and search in google but not  found nothing interesting

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DeSantis tells Florida official to investigate Facebook for alleged violation of election laws
Florida governor Ron DeSantis ordered his secretary of state to investigate Facebook for "alleged election interference."
The move comes in the wake of a report in The Wall Street Journal, showing that "the tech giant put its thumb on the scale of numerous state and local races by exempting elite users from Facebook's own rules," according to a Monday statement from DeSantis.
In a Sept. 27 letter, DeSantis directed Florida Secretary of State Laurel M. Lee to investigate Facebook's alleged failures to comply with Florida's election laws.
The alleged violations create a "privileged class of speakers" who are empowered to exert influence on elections, DeSantis said.
"While most people are subject to arbitrary censorship at the whims of so-called fact-checkers, Facebook grants select users the freedom to disregard the platform's own community standards without the threat of enforcement action," DeSantis wrote, citing the Wall Street Journal report.
If the report is true, DeSantis said, Facebook violated Florida law, and must be held accountable.
"The thought of Facebook clandestinely manipulating elections is an affront to the basic principles of our republic," DeSantis wrote. "We the people have the right to choose our representatives, whether or not Silicon Valley approves."
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Some restaurants with bars not allowed to re-open
By: Ashley Portillo
After the stay-at-home order was lifted on Friday, many businesses and restaurants reopened at limited capacity. However, some were quickly shut down by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
One of the businesses impacted was the Nueces Brewing Company, a business that's typically known for its craft beers brewed in-house, but has recently been known for their crowlers and barbecue to-go.
"Because of this, the coronavirus and some of the things that are happening, we decided last-minute to start selling food," said co-owner Brandon Harper.
Harper said Tuesday afternoon he got a call from a TABC employee, who said the business must close its dining room because the business is considered a bar, and its alcohol sales were more than 51 percent before the pandemic hit.
"Everyone who has that 51 percent guideline, they report their numbers to the Texas Comptroller," said TABC employee Chris Porter. "Those numbers are given to us every few years when we review their alcoholic-beverage permit. And so that's the information that we have to go on."
According to social media, The Post at Lamar Park also was shut down by the TABC for dine-in service.
Harper said that if his business didn't comply with the TABC's rules and remained open, it risked losing its alcohol license. But Harper argues the brewery has been selling more food than alcohol recently, and said the brewery has 5,000 sq. ft. of space, which he said makes for plenty of room to social distance.
"From our point of view, we're more of a restaurant than a bar," said Harper. "We're family-friendly. Kids are allowed to come here. It's not a place where people sit and get drunk. It's a place where people come by have a couple beers, have some barbecue and go home."
Meanwhile, Harper just hopes it's not long before all businesses can reopen. Gov. Greg Abbott has not said when bars or businesses like it can reopen.
"There's no time for the details," said Harper. "We're all just trying to stay alive. Like, no one's trying to get rich -- we're trying to pay our employees and keep the lights on."
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Resident of GMF Berlin, GREEN KOMM (Cologne), DEMENCE (Brussels) or GIAM (Rome), he quickly became one of the most prominent djs on the European circuit.
His productions have become hymns in the world clubs. And it is in 2013 that Chris draws the attention of the famous dj producer Paul Van Dyk, with whom he signs an artist contract under his label VANDIT.
His first track on Vandit Records titled "Telling Tales" is immediately an international hit.
Since then, he is the musical ambassador of his city, Berlin, during his travels around the world while continuing to produce remixes for Paul van Dyk and many other big names: it is therefore logical that he titled his first album "Berlinitiion" in homage to his city precisely.


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Over 1,300 rescuers begin mission to save lives
US govt settles first travel ban lawsuit with campaigners
Rescuers in Texas intensify efforts as Harvey moves inland
Texas towns inundated by days of torrential rains, with highways still submerged, homes destroyed
Afp September 01, 2017
A US Coast Guard helicopter conducts search and rescue operations in the Houston area. PHOTO: AFP
ORANGE, UNITED STATES: Emergency workers in storm-hit southeast Texas on Thursday staged dramatic rescues by air and water in towns that were until now cut off by raging floodwaters unleashed by monster storm Harvey, which finally started to move inland.
Nearly a week after the storm smashed into the US Gulf Coast as a Category Four hurricane, thousands of rescuers and civilians eager to help battled difficult conditions to reach victims of the unprecedented flooding.
"We felt we'd be alright. We were wrong," said Lonnie Givens, who refused to evacuate their one-story home in the town of Orange. Now, he and wife Missy have about four inches of water in the house and no power. "We really got nowhere to go," Givens said.
The story told by Givens held for many others in Texas towns inundated by days of torrential rains, with highways still submerged and homes destroyed.
A hospital in the hard-hit town of Beaumont was forced to evacuate its patients - nearly 200 people - when the town's water supply went down.
Harvey moves into Louisiana with at least 35 dead, 17 missing
So far, Harvey has been blamed for at least 38 deaths and tens of billions of dollars of damage. "We are still in response mode and that means life saving," Homeland Security adviser Tom Bossert told a White House briefing. "There are still people up to their waists in water."
Bossert estimated that 100,000 homes had been affected by flooding - some with 2.4 meters of water or more - and said the White House would be asking Congress for emergency funds.
On Thursday, the lack of power to refrigeration units at a chemical plant in Crosby sparked twin explosions and a fire that spewed black smoke, but authorities said the danger was limited. There was a bit of good news - in Houston, America's fourth-largest city, some of the 2.3 million residents got relief as the raging waters receded.
Speaking from the coastal city of Corpus Christi US Vice President Mike Pence hailed rescuers and volunteers for their "compassion and concern."
"Every American should know that even in this difficult time and this disastrous storm, the very best are the people of Texas, and the very best are the people of America shining forth," he said.
President Donald Trump, who visited Texas earlier this week and vowed to donate US$1 million for relief efforts on Thursday, will return to the state on Saturday - and may also visit Louisiana, which has also seen serious flooding.
"He'll pledge, proudly, US$1 million of his own personal money to help the people of Texas and Louisiana," spokesperson Sarah Sanders told reporters.
In Beaumont, to the northwest of the coastal city of Port Arthur, the water system was down.
Brock Long, the head of the US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), said his agency was working with the state and the military to open water distribution points for those affected. Indeed, military trucks fanned out, loaded up with bottled water, military backpacks and personnel ready to help.
The breakdown of the water system forced the evacuation of nearly 200 patients from a Beaumont hospital, some by military helicopters.
"It is very, very organised," hospital spokesperson Mary Poole said. "We've practiced this many times before."
"We're trying to keep them as close as possible," she said of the evacuated patients. "Part of the healing process is to be with your family."
Early in the day, a pair of explosions rocked a flooded chemical plant in Crosby, a town of around 3,000 people some 40 kilometers northeast of Houston, sending a plume of smoke into the air.
Nine dead as hurricane Harvey hits Houston
Officials ordered residents living within 1.5 miles of the facility to evacuate amid concerns about the fumes emanating from the facility, which produces organic peroxides - compounds that can combust if not cooled to the right temperature.
The Environmental Protection Agency said it was reviewing data from an aircraft that surveyed the scene and had no indication that dangerous amounts of toxic materials have been released.
"We believe along with the local authorities that we've moved everyone out of harm's way, and that no one is in danger," Richard Rennard, a senior executive for French plant owner Arkema, told a news conference.
Fifteen sheriff's deputies who responded to the fire were briefly hospitalised.
Crosby resident Lane Averett, 59, told AFP at a church shelter in the town that he was worried about the animals he had left behind.
"I got a dog and three cats, and a calf shut up in the trailer where they can't get no water or feed or nothing," Averett said. "They need to get some water and feed today."
In Louisiana, authorities scrambled to safeguard their state from Harvey, whose onslaught evoked painful memories of Hurricane Katrina's deadly strike 12 years ago - but New Orleans escaped with minimal rain.
So far, parts of Texas have seen more than 1.27 meters of rain, while in Louisiana, the total neared 24 inches. More than 30,000 people have found refuge in shelters across Texas, from the giant Houston convention center to small churches, according to FEMA.
Menacing space images show Hurricane Harvey is far from over
In Houston, where Mayor Sylvester Turner issued a nighttime curfew to aid search efforts and thwart potential looting, the two major airports have reopened on a limited basis, signaling a slow return to normality.
In Texas, the storm damage is staggering - Enki Research put its "best estimate" at between US$48 billion and US$75 billion.
Sandra Bullock donates $1 million to help victims of Hurricane Harvey
Harvey makes second landfall, hitting Louisiana


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using namespace DubProjectManager;

DubProject::DubProject(DubManager *manager, const QString &filePath)
    : m_manager(manager),
      m_filename(filePath),
      m_rootNode(new DubProjectNode(filePath))
{
    setId(DubProjectManager::Constants::DUBPROJECT_ID);
    setProjectContext(Core::Context(DubProjectManager::Constants::PROJECTCONTEXT));
    setProjectLanguages(Core::Context(DubProjectManager::Constants::LANG_DLANG));

    if (!QFileInfo(filePath).isFile()) {
        throw DubException(tr("Failed opening project '%1': Project is not a file").arg(filePath));
    }

    m_projectName = QFileInfo(filePath).absoluteDir().dirName();
    m_buildDirectory = QFileInfo(m_filename).absoluteDir().absolutePath();

    m_parser = new DubConfigParser(m_buildDirectory);

    setDocument(new DubFile(filePath, this));
    m_watcher = new QFileSystemWatcher(this);
    m_watcher->addPath(filePath);

    connect(m_watcher, SIGNAL(fileChanged(QString)), this, SLOT(dubFileChanged(QString)));

    init();

}

DubProject::~DubProject()
{
}

QString DubProject::displayName() const
{
    return m_projectName;
}

ProjectExplorer::IProjectManager *DubProject::projectManager() const
{
    return m_manager;
}

ProjectExplorer::ProjectNode *DubProject::rootProjectNode() const
{
    return m_rootNode;
}

QStringList DubProject::files(ProjectExplorer::Project::FilesMode fileMode) const
{
    Q_UNUSED(fileMode);
    return m_files;
}

void DubProject::parseConfig()
{
    if (!m_parser->parse()) {
        throw DubException(m_parser->errorString());
    }
    const ConfigurationInfo& s = m_parser->configurationInfo(
                m_parser->configurationsList().front());
    m_files = s.files();
    m_projectName = m_parser->projectName();
    m_rootNode->setDisplayName(m_projectName);
    m_type = s.targetType() == "executable" ? EXECUTABLE : LIBRARY;

    appendIncludePaths(s);

}

void DubProject::init()
{
        updateSourceTree();
}

const QString &DubProject::buildDirectory() const
{
    return m_buildDirectory;
}

const QStringList &DubProject::configurationList() const
{
    return m_parser->configurationsList();
}

const QStringList &DubProject::buildTypesList() const
{
    return m_parser->buildTypesList();
}

const QString &DubProject::sourceTreeConfiguration() const
{
    return m_configuration;
}

const ConfigurationInfo &DubProject::info(const QString conf)
{
    try {
        return m_parser->configurationInfo(conf);
    } catch (...) {
        Core::MessageManager::write(tr("Configuration %1 not found").arg(conf),
                                    Core::MessageManager::Flash);
        return m_parser->configurationInfo(m_parser->configurationsList().front());
    }
}

QVariantMap DubProject::toMap() const
{
    QVariantMap map(ProjectExplorer::Project::toMap());
    map.insert(QLatin1String(Constants::S_SOURCE_TREE_CONFIG), m_configuration);
    return map;
}

void DubProject::update()
{
    try {
        updateSourceTree();
    }
    catch (const DubException &ex) {
        Core::MessageManager::write(ex.description(), Core::MessageManager::Flash);
        return;
    }
    catch (...) {
        Core::MessageManager::write(tr("Unknown error during updating source tree"),
                                    Core::MessageManager::Flash);
        return;
    }
    emit updated();
}

void DubProject::setSourceTreeConfiguration(const QString &conf)
{
    if (conf != m_configuration && (conf.isEmpty()
                                    || m_parser->configurationsList().contains(conf))) {
        buildSourceTree(conf);
    }
}

DubProject::RestoreResult DubProject::fromMap(const QVariantMap &map, QString *errorMessage)
{
    auto result = Project::fromMap(map, errorMessage);
    if (result != RestoreResult::Ok) {
        return result;
    }

    bool hasUserFile = activeTarget();
    if (hasUserFile) {
        setSourceTreeConfiguration(map.value(
                                       QLatin1String(Constants::S_SOURCE_TREE_CONFIG)).toString());
    } else {
        ProjectExplorer::Kit *defaultKit = ProjectExplorer::KitManager::defaultKit();
        if (defaultKit) {
            addTarget(createTarget(defaultKit));
            setupTargets();
        }
    }
    return RestoreResult::Ok;
}

void DubProject::setupTargets()
{
    ProjectExplorer::Kit* defaultKit = ProjectExplorer::KitManager::defaultKit();
    ProjectExplorer::IBuildConfigurationFactory* factory =
            ProjectExplorer::IBuildConfigurationFactory::find(defaultKit, m_filename);
    QList<const ProjectExplorer::BuildInfo *> infos;
    ProjectExplorer::BuildInfo *info = new ProjectExplorer::BuildInfo(factory);
    info->buildDirectory = Utils::FileName::fromString(buildDirectory());
    info->kitId = defaultKit->id();
    info->displayName = QString::fromLatin1("all");
    info->typeName = "Dub Manager";
    infos.push_back(info);
    this->setup(infos);

    foreach (ProjectExplorer::Target* t, this->targets()) {
        DubRunConfiguration* rc =
                new DubRunConfiguration(
                    t, DubRunConfigurationFactory::idFromBuildTarget(m_projectName), this);
        t->addRunConfiguration(rc);
        t->updateDefaultRunConfigurations();
    }
}

void DubProject::buildSourceTree(const QString& conf)
{
    m_configuration = conf;
    if (conf.isEmpty()) {
        m_files.clear();
        foreach (const QString& c, m_parser->configurationsList()) {
            m_files << m_parser->configurationInfo(c).files();
        }
        m_files.removeDuplicates();
    } else {
        m_files = m_parser->configurationInfo(conf).files();
    }

    // build tree
    m_rootNode->clear();
    m_rootNode->addFiles(m_files, 0);
    m_rootNode->addFilePath(m_filename);
    emit fileListChanged();
}

void DubProject::updateSourceTree()
{
    parseConfig();
    buildSourceTree(m_parser->configurationsList().front());
}

void DubProject::appendIncludePaths(const ConfigurationInfo& info)
{
    CppTools::CppModelManager *modelmanager =
            CppTools::CppModelManager::instance();
    if (modelmanager) {
        CppTools::ProjectInfo pInfo = CppTools::ProjectInfo(this);
        CppTools::ProjectPart::Ptr part(new CppTools::ProjectPart);
        part->project = pInfo.project();
        part->displayName = pInfo.project()->displayName();
        part->projectFile = pInfo.project()->projectFilePath().toString();

        auto includePaths = info.importPaths();
        includePaths.append(projectDirectory().toString());
        for (const auto& path : includePaths) {
            part->headerPaths.append(CppTools::ProjectPartHeaderPath(
                                        path, CppTools::ProjectPartHeaderPath::IncludePath));
        }
        pInfo.appendProjectPart(part);
        pInfo.finish();
        modelmanager->updateProjectInfo(pInfo);
    }
}

void DubProject::dubFileChanged(const QString &filename)
{
    Q_UNUSED(filename);
    update();
}


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Year 8 Visit Oliver Cromwell's House
Last term, our Year 8 went to Oliver Cromwell's house in two separate groups. We took the train from Cambridge rail station and arrived in Ely after a short journey. The house itself was small, but it was full of the secrets and mysteries about Oliver Cromwell. A wonderful staff member, dressed up as if she was truly in the 17th century, showed us around and explained how life back then was so different compared to now.
We were given a sheet of paper, describing the things that Oliver had disallowed during Christmas and in each room, we found those things, for example a Christmas tree in the parlour. Cromwell had said that, "Who on earth would bring a tree indoors? It's not for eating so it has no place here." We learned that the Puritans were very strict Christians who didn't believe that there should be so many decorations around as it would distract you from God, so Oliver essentially "banned" Christmas.
After watching a video which summarised Oliver Cromwell, we went from room to room exploring and finding out things we might not have known before. The kitchen was interesting, because they didn't have a proper electric oven back then so they had a pot which sat on top of the fire and small stone ovens at the side. An interesting fact that we learned was that people ate eels for protein and also whenever someone of high status came to dine at your house, you would give them the top part of the bread- hence the term 'upper crust'- and you would eat the burnt bottom part.
We found out about the various weapons used during battles and how people's style of writing has evolved so much since then and how people gave a nosegay (small bouquet) with certain flowers to express your feelings for others. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, learning about the life of Oliver Cromwell and I would love to go again!


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Zorn, John
50Th Birthday Celebration - Volume 11 - Bar Kokhba Sextet
(Tzadik - USA)
Label: Tzadik
Catalog ID: TZA-CD-5011
Squidco Product Code: 5044
Packaging: Triple CD Jewel Case
Recoerded in September 2003, at Tonic, in NYC, New York.
John Zorn-Composer, Conductor
Cyro Baptista-Percussion
Joey Baron-Drums
Greg Cohen-Bass
Mark Feldman-Violin
Erik Friedlander-Cello
Marc Ribot-Guitar
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"John Zorn (born September 2, 1953) is an American composer, arranger, producer, saxophonist, and multi-instrumentalist with hundreds of album credits as performer, composer, and producer across a variety of genres including jazz, rock, hardcore, classical, surf, metal, klezmer, soundtrack, ambient, and improvised music. He incorporates diverse styles in his compositions which he identifies as avant-garde or experimental. Zorn was described by Down Beat as "one of our most important composers".
Zorn established himself within the New York City downtown music movement in the mid-1970s performing with musicians across the sonic spectrum and developing experimental methods of composing new music. After releasing albums on several independent US and European labels, Zorn signed with Elektra Nonesuch and received wide acclaim with the release of The Big Gundown, an album reworking the compositions of Ennio Morricone. He attracted further attention worldwide with the release of Spillane in 1987, and Naked City in 1989. After spending almost a decade travelling between Japan and the US he made New York his permanent base and established his own record label, Tzadik, in the mid-1990s.
Tzadik enabled Zorn to maintain independence from the mainstream music industry and ensured the continued availability of his growing catalog of recordings, allowing him to prolifically record and release new material, issuing several new albums each year, as well as promoting the work of many other musicians. Zorn has led the hardcore bands Naked City and Painkiller, the klezmer/free jazz-influenced quartet Masada, composed over 600 pieces as part of the Masada Songbooks that have been performed by an array of groups, composed concert music for classical ensembles and orchestras, and produced music for opera, sound installations, film and documentary. Zorn has undertaken many tours of Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, often performing at festivals with many other musicians and ensembles that perform his diverse output.
Zorn's compositions cross many genres and he has stated "All the various styles are organically connected to one another. I'm an additive person-the entire storehouse of my knowledge informs everything I do. People are so obsessed with the surface that they can't see the connections, but they are there." For Zorn "Composing is more than just imagining music-it's knowing how to communicate it to musicians. And you don't give an improviser music that's completely written out, or ask a classical musician to improvise. I'm interested in speaking to musicians in their own languages, on their own terms, and in bringing out the best in what they do. To challenge them and excite them." "
-Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Zorn)
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• Show Bio for Cyro Baptista
"Cyro Baptista (born December 23, 1950) is a Brazilian musician, teacher, and recording artist specializing in percussion in the genres of jazz and world music.
Born in S�o Paulo, Brazil, Baptista arrived in the U.S. in 1980 with a scholarship to Creative Music Studio in Woodstock, New York. He has recorded and toured regularly with popular musicians and groups. Baptista creates many of the percussion instruments he plays.
Baptista recorded with pianist Herbie Hancock on his 2005 release, Possibilities. In 2002 Baptista toured with Yo-Yo Ma�s Brazil Project and also appeared on the Obrigado Brazil album � winner of two Grammy awards. He also toured with Trey Anastasio of Phish and John Zorn. He recorded and performed worldwide with Herbie Hancock�s Grammy award-winning Gershwin�s World. Baptista collaborated with Wynton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra for a Brazilian Carnival modern jazz concert. For over two years, he toured with Paul Simon's Rhythm of the Saints tour and appears on his Concert in Central Park release. He also toured worldwide with Sting in 2001.
Baptista has performed or recorded with many artists, including: Trey Anastasio, Laurie Anderson, Derek Bailey, Gato Barbieri, Daniel Barenboim, Kathleen Battle, David Byrne, Dr. John, Brian Eno, Melissa Etheridge, Stephen Kent, Wynton Marsalis, Bobby McFerrin, Medeski Martin & Wood, Robert Palmer, Carlos Santana, Tim Sparks, Spyro Gyra, Sting, James Taylor, Michael Tilson Thomas, Yo-Yo Ma, and John Zorn. He has also played with many noted Brazilian artists such as Badi Assad, Ivan Lins, Marisa Monte, Milton Nascimento, Nana Vasconcelos and Caetano Veloso.
Baptista has performed on five Grammy award-winning albums: Yo-Yo Ma�s Obrigado Brazil, Cassandra Wilson�s Blue Light 'Til Dawn, The Chieftains� Santiago, Ivan Lins� A Love Affair, and Herbie Hancock�s Gershwin�s World. A documentary on Baptista�s project, Beat the Donkey, recorded for the WGBH-TV Boston program �La Plaza�, won 3 New England EMMY Awards in 2002.
Baptista appeared in Nicolas Humbert and Werner Penzel's 1990 documentary film on Fred Frith, Step Across the Border. He has also composed music for programs on the children's television network Nickelodeon.
Baptista formed Beat the Donkey, a percussion and dance ensemble in 2002. The debut self-titled album Beat the Donkey (Tzadik) was picked by Jon Pareles of The New York Times as one of the ten best alternative albums of 2002. Readers of JAZZIZ magazine and DRUM magazine voted it "Best Brazilian CD of the Year" and named Baptista "Best Percussionist of 2002." Down Beat magazine's 51st annual critics' poll selected Baptista as 'Rising Star' in percussion. The group released its second album, Love the Donkey on John Zorn's independent Tzadik record label in 2005.
Baptista's first solo recording in 1997, Villa Lobos/Vira Loucos, is a mix of his own compositions with the work of the Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos. It was called "the most courageous, bright, funny, dramatic, and imaginative work in recent memory."
Blue Note Records released Supergenerous, a duo CD recorded with guitarist Kevin Breit (KD Lang, Cassandra Wilson). Billboard called Supergenerous "pure aural pleasure" and the Washington Post noted it "a marvelous debut that manages to feel outside and intimate at the same time."
Baptista conducts educational "rhythm workshops" in a variety of formats. He has provided presentations for a range of audiences, from elementary school children to professional musicians.
He has conducted workshops and master classes at numerous institutions throughout the world. These include Berklee College of Music (Boston), The New School (New York City), Drummer's Collective (New York City), Mannes College of Music (New York City), New World Symphony Orchestra (Miami) and Rimon School of Music (Tel-Aviv, Israel).
In 2009 Baptista won a Fellow Award in Music from United States Artists.
Baptista plays congas, bongos, tambourine, maracas, caxixi, agogo bells, pandeiro, pandora, cuica, bells, gong, drums, ceramic drums, surdo, berimbau, shaker, triangle, temple blocks, bass drum, metal percussion, campana, caja, udu, arrelegos, bell tree, bottles, washboard, rubboard, hadgini, cowbell, timbales, shekere, wood block, repique, Rototoms, cabasa, apito, mark tree, whistles, shekere, tabla, talking drum, finger cymbals, Chinese bells, tamborim, snare drum, whistles, typewriter, Alfaia, bird calls, clay drums, cymbals, kalimba, wind chimes, tom-toms, water gong, vacuum cleaner, water phone, peneira cheia, alarm clock, and other percussion."
-Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyro_Baptista)
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• Show Bio for Joey Baron
"Bernard Joseph Baron (born June 26, 1955 in Richmond, Virginia) is an American avant-garde jazz drummer who plays frequently with Bill Frisell and John Zorn.
Baron was born on June 26, 1955, in Richmond Virginia. When he was nine, he taught himself how to play the drums. As a teenager, he played in rock bands and dixieland jazz groups. After high school, he spent a year at the Berklee College of Music. He moved to Los Angeles in the early 1970s and embarked on a professional career, playing with Carmen McRae and Al Jarreau. He worked as a freelance drummer and session musician with Chet Baker, Stan Getz, Dizzy Gillespie, and Hampton Hawes.
In 1982 he moved to New York City and joined guitarist Bill Frisell, with whom he would play often throughout his career. He also played in groups with Red Rodney, Fred Hersch, Enrico Pieranunzi, and Marc Johnson. Starting in the late 1980s, he became a bigger part of the avant-garde jazz scene when he played regularly at the Knitting Factory, recorded with singer Laurie Anderson, and began a long association with John Zorn. For several years he participated in Zorn's projects Naked City and Masada.
Baron contributed to David Bowie's Outside (1995). Bowie would later praise Baron, stating: "Metronomes shake in fear, he's so steady." "
-Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joey_Baron)
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• Show Bio for Mark Feldman
"Mark Feldman (born 1955 in Chicago) is an American jazz violinist. Feldman worked in Chicago from 1973-1980, in Nashville, Tennessee from 1980-1986, in New York City and Western Europe from 1986. He has performed with John Zorn, John Abercrombie, The Masada String Trio, Dave Douglas, Uri Caine, and Billy Hart.
He was a member of the Civic Orchestra of Chicago and played in many bar bands in Chicago. He played on over 200 recordings in Nashville as a studio musician, was a member of the Nashville Symphony, and was a member of the touring groups of country western entertainers Loretta Lynn and Ray Price.
In 2003 he was soloist with Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra in Guus Janssen's Violin Concerto and with the WDR Jazz Orchestra in Concerto for Violin and Jazz Orchestra by Bill Dobbins. At New York's Lincoln Center he performed in duo with pianists Paul Bley and Muhal Richard Abrams.
He has recorded with Michael Brecker, Lee Konitz, Joe Lovano, and Chris Potter and has played on over 100 recordings in New York City as a soloist in contemporary music and modern jazz.
Feldman has released several albums, including Music for Violin Alone (Tzadik, 1995); Book of Tells (Enja, 2000); What Exit (ECM, 2006 with British pianist John Taylor; To Fly to Steal (Intakt, 2010) with bassist Thomas Morgan and drummer Gerry Hemingway; and Oblivia (Tzadik, 2010) with his wife, Swiss pianist Sylvie Courvoisier. In September 2012, he and violinist Jean-Luc Ponty produced the debut album of Scott Tixier. Feldman wrote the liner notes."
-Mark Feldman Website (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Feldman)
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• Show Bio for Erik Friedlander
"Cellist Erik Friedlander started studying music at an early age, beginning at 5 with guitar, and then at 8, cello lessons. He grew up in a house filled with music, as his father, an avid music lover, made countless mixtapes which played daily in their home. Erik spent his twenties honing his skills as a player and an improviser and quickly became a sought after studio musician, performing on the Downtown music scene and with artists as diverse as The Mountain Goats, John Zorn, Dave Douglas and Courtney Love. Erik's desire to actively participate in the swirl of music styles he was surrounded by led him to find new ways to play the cello and drives his solo work which is varied and unusual."
-Erik Friedlander Website (http://www.erikfriedlander.com/about/)
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• Show Bio for Marc Ribot
"Marc Ribot (pronounced REE-bow) was born in Newark, New Jersey in 1954. As a teen, he played guitar in various garage bands while studying with his mentor, Haitian classical guitarist and composer Frantz Casseus. After moving to New York City in 1978, Ribot was a member of the soul/punk Realtones, and from 1984 - 1989, of John Lurie's Lounge Lizards. Between 1979 and 1985, Ribot also worked as a side musician with Brother Jack McDuff, Wilson Pickett, Carla Thomas, Rufus Thomas, Chuck Berry, and many others.
Rolling Stone points out that "Guitarist Marc Ribot helped Tom Waits refine a new, weird Americana on 1985's "Rain Dogs", and since then he's become the go-to guitar guy for all kinds of roots-music adventurers: Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, Elvis Costello, John Mellencamp." Additional recording credits include Soloman Burke, Neko Case, Diana Krall, Beth Orton, Marianne Faithful, Arto Lindsay, Caetano Veloso, Laurie Anderson, Susana Baca, McCoy Tyner, The Jazz Passengers, Medeski, Martin & Wood, Cibo Matto, Jamaaladeen Tacuma, James Carter, Vinicio Capposella (Italy), Auktyon (Russia), Vinicius Cantuaria, Sierra Maestra (Cuba), Alain Bashung (France), Marisa Monte, Allen Ginsburg, Madeleine Peyroux, Sam Phillips, and more recently Joe Henry, Allen Toussaint, Norah Jones, Akiko Yano, The Black Keys, Jeff Bridges, Jolie Holland, Elton John/Leon Russell and many others. Ribot frequently collaborates with producer T Bone Burnett, most notably on Alison Krauss and Robert Plant's Grammy Award winning "Raising Sand" and regularly works with composer John Zorn.
Marc has released over 20 albums under his own name over a 35-year career, exploring everything from the pioneering jazz of Albert Ayler with his group "Spiritual Unity" (Pi Recordings), to the Cuban son of Arsenio Rodríguez with two critically acclaimed releases on Atlantic Records under "Marc Ribot Y Los Cubanos Postizos". His avant power trio/post-rock band, Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog (Pi Recordings), continues the lineage of his earlier experimental no-wave/punk/noise groups Rootless Cosmopolitans (Island Antilles) and Shrek (Tzadik). Marc's solo recordings include "Marc Ribot Plays The Complete Works of Frantz Casseus" (Les Disques Du Crepuscule), "John Zorn's The Book of Heads" (Tzadik), "Don't Blame Me" (DIW), "Saints" (Atlantic), "Exercises in Futility" (Tzadik), and his latest "Silent Movies" released in 2010 on Pi Recordings was described as a "down-in-mouth-near master piece" by the Village Voice and has landed on several Best of 2010 lists including the LA Times and critical praise across the board. 2013 saw the release of "Your Turn" (Northern Spy), the sophomore effort from Ribot's post-rock/noise trio Ceramic Dog, and 2014 saw the monumental release: "Marc Ribot Trio Live at the Village Vanguard" (Pi Recordings), documenting Marc's first headline and the return of Henry Grimes at the historical venue in 2012 already included on Best of 2014 lists including Downbeat Magazine and NPR's 50 Favorites.
Marc has performed on scores such as "The Kids Are All Right," "Where the Wild Things Are," "Walk The Line (Mangold)," "Everything is Illuminated," and "The Departed" (Scorcese)." Marc has also composed original scores including the French film Gare du Nord (Simon), the PBS documentary "Revolucion: Cinco Miradas," the film "Drunkboat," starring John Malkovich and John Goodman, a documentary film by Greg Feldman titled "Joe Schmoe," a feature film by director Joe Brewster titled "The Killing Zone", and dance pieces "In as Much as Life is Borrowed", by famed Belgian choreographer, Wim Vandekeybus, and Yoshiko Chuma's "Altogether Different". Marc is also currently touring his live solo guitar score to Charlie Chaplin's "The Kid", which was commissioned by the NY Guitar Festival and premiered Jan 2010 at Merkin Hall, as well as a program of new arrangements of classic Film Noir scores commissioned by the New School Noir Arts Festival 2011.
In 2009, Marc was named curator and musical director for the year's Century of Song Festival, part of the Ruhr Triennale in Germany. The concert series sparked new collaborations with Iggy Pop, Marianne Faithfull, David Hidalgo of Los Lobos, master cajón player Juan Medrano Cotito, Carla Bozulich and Tine Kindermann.
Marc's talents have also been showcased with a full symphony orchestra. Composer Stewart Wallace wrote a guitar concerto with orchestra specifically for Marc. The piece was premiered by the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington DC in July of 2004 and also appeared at The Cabrillo Festival in Santa Cruz, CA in August of 2005.
Marc is currently touring with several projects including the Marc Ribot Trio, a free jazz group featuring legendary bassist Henry Grimes and Chad Taylor on drums, his power trio Ceramic Dog with bassist Shahzad Ismaily and drummer Ches Smith, the Philly soul meets the harmolodics of Ornette Coleman's The Young Philadelphians with Jamaaladeen Tacuma and Calvin Weston, and with Caged Funk, a project of funk arrangements of John Cage's music featuring Bernie Worrell of Parliament Funkadelic fame."
-Marc Ribot Website (http://marcribot.com/bio)
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"Bar Kokhba brings together six core members of the Masada family in a dynamic and versatile ensemble of strings and percussion. All the players were at their best on these nights. At times lush and lyrical, at times driving and powerful, but always filled with the intoxicating joy of music making, this long awaited release is a real treasure. Featuring one set from each of their three nights, the band begins relaxed and laid back and slowly builds to an intense unstoppable powerhouse. This is a rare chance to hear how the band grows over the course of an engagement—a special 3CD package containing some of Zorn's most beautiful and exhilarating music. Sephardic exotica for young moderns."-Tzadik
Zorn. John
Ribot, Marc
Septet recordings
Before April-2006
Paul, Leah
We Will Do The Worrying
(Skirl)
Abraxas / John Zorn
Lowe, Allen
An Avant Garde of Our Own: Disconnected Works 1980-2018 [8 CD BOX SET]
(ESP)
Lage, Julian / Gyan Riley
Bailey, Derek & Cyro Baptista
Cyro [VINYL 2 LPs]
(Honest Jons Records)
Savoldelli, Boris
Insanology
Laubrock, Ingrid (w/ Halvorson / Davis / Wooley)
Contemporary Chaos Practices - Two Works For Orchestra With Soloists
(Intakt)
SALEM, 1692
In A Convex Mirror
Baron, Joey / Robyn Schulkowsky
Now You Hear Me
Ceramic Dog (Ribot / Ches Smith / Shahzad Ismaily)
Y R U Still Here? [VINYL]
(Northern Spy)
Y R U Still Here?
Serpa, Sara (w / Laubrock / Fiedlander)
(Clean Feed)
Lovano, Joe / Dave Douglas Sound Prints
(Greenleaf Music)
The Urmuz Epigrams
Zorn, John / Eugene Chadbourne
1977-1981 [VINYL LP + BOOK]
(Song Cycle)
The Hermetic Organ Vol. 5 _Philharmonie De Paris
Sharp, Elliott / Mary Halvorson / Marc Ribot
ERR Guitar
There Is No More Firmament
Rothenberg, Ned / Mark Feldman / Sylvie Courvoisier
The Classic Guide To Strategy Vol. 4
A Dreamers Christmas [VINYL]
Commedia Della Arte
Chadbourne, Eugene
Boogie With The Hook
(Leo Records)
Sacred Visions
Nova Express Quintet
Andras: The Book Of Angels Volume 28
IST (feat. John Zorn)
(Confront)
Smith, Wadada Leo / Lewis, George / Zorn, John
Sonic Rivers
Ribot, Marc Trio
Live At The Village Vanguard
Chadbourne, Eugene / John Zorn
Great Duo Live, 1977-'80 Volume II
Courvoisier, Sylvie / Mark Feldman Duo
Live At Theatre Vidy-Lausanne
Baron, Joey / Bill Frisell
Maier, Giovanni Technicolor
Featuring Marc Ribot + A Turtle Soup [2 CDs]
(Long Song Records)
A Dreamers Christmas
Enigmata
Baptista, Cyro & Banquet Of The Spirits
Banquet Of The Spirits - The Book Of Angels Volume 17
Jazz Passengers
(JTR-Justin Time Records)
Masada String Trio; John Zorn (Saxophone)
Haborym: The Book Of Angels Volume 16
The Dreamers - Zorn, John
Ipos: The Book Of Angels Vol. 14
Zorn / Lewis / Frisell
More News For Lulu
(Hatology)
Courvoisier, Sylvie Trio
Abaton [DVD]
(La Huite)
Baker, Duck
The Ducks Palace
(Incus)
Ribot, Marc Ceramic Dog
Party Intellectuals
Various Artists (Zorn / Johansson / Johnson / de Vroe / Schleirmacher)
Zorn, John Bar Kokhba Sextet
Lucifer: The Book Of Angels Volume 10
Smith, Wadada Leo, Ibarra, Susie & Zorn, John
50Th Birthday Celebration - Volume 8
Friedlander, Erik
Volac: Book Of Angels Volume 8
Israelite, Koby
Orobas - The Book Of Angels Volume 4
Vision-Ease
Feldman, Mark & Courvoisier, Sylvie
Masada Book Ii - The Book Of Angels Volume 3
Spiritual Unity
Electric Masada
50Th Birthday Celebration - Volume Four
Frith, Fred / Zorn, John
The Art of Memory
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Two Too-Cute Cocker Spaniels Heal Two Broken Hearts
Heartbreak struck Susan and Joel Greenberg when they lost their beloved Cocker Spaniel Puddles, a month before her 11th birthday, due to cancer. "When we lost her, we couldn't breathe. We so terribly missed the sound of nails scratching against the floor, tags clanging, and of course, puppy kisses. We knew it wouldn't be long until we had another dog in the house, but at that time it was too much to bear."
Marley strikes a pose for the camera.
After a few weeks went by Susan contacted her cousin who is involved in the New Jersey rescue scene to ask questions pertaining to adopting a rescue dog. With their questions answered, Susan and Joel decided adopting a dog was the route they wanted to pursue. However, after meeting two Cocker Spaniels a few weeks apart, both rescues realized Susan and Joel weren't ready. Then Susan stumbled upon an Animatch Dog Adoption video where she first laid eyes on Marley, who was five and 1/2-years old at the time. "Marley stole my heart right then and there; I loved him already. Two days later we went down to the rescue, signed the adoption papers and brought him home that day."
A trying few months followed as Susan and Joel adjusted to Marley's severe separation anxiety, preventing them from leaving him alone, ever. Their lives had to change dramatically. However, after time, trust and training, things improved little by little, and today Marley is a laid back, affectionate, eight and 1/2-year-old pup.
Woody keeps an eye out for squirrels and anything else that he can chase!
After toying with the idea to adopt another Cocker Spaniel, it wasn't until Susan saw an Animatch volunteer and Animatch mom's post about Woody that she knew they would soon be a household of four. "Joel and I drove close to two hours to meet him and his foster Dad, who is part of Compassionate Animal Adoption Rescue. Marley then met Woody on neutral ground and got to know each other, and got along famously from the start. Woody came home on March 5th, 2016. The saying "Who Rescued Who" perfectly describes our feeling for adopting our two boys."
Susan and Joel with their two beloved pups.
Today, the boys love watching for squirrels and rabbits out of the window, playing with their toys, frolocking in the snow, napping and cuddling up together and with their humans, visiting family and friends, and long car rides. They also love their walks, especially when they are walking side by side. Susan makes sure to document their adorable adventures and posts photos to their account known as @pudnuckers, a nickname for the late Puddles. "I've made a lot of friends through my membership in two American Cocker Spaniel groups on both Facebook and Instagram and have become aware of some excellent companies, like Up Country."
Woody and Marley are always on the lookout for fun and adventure!
"I first discovered Up Country when we brought Marley home, and he was wearing a collar that had been donated to his rescue. When we adopted Woody, I ordered him the #Rescue collar and leash, and it is the perfect fit. We love Up Country because of the quality, the look, the feel, and of course all the different patterns. Marley and Woody are Up Country dogs as they are beyond special, and in our minds, priceless. The same way we feel about your products; they are special, soft to touch, and my boys deserve to wear special accessories; beauty for my beauties."
Marley and Woody, the best of friends!
For more on these beloved companion pups, head over to @pudnuckers on Instagram and Susan Thaw Greenberg on Facebook. We promise this adorable duo will bring a smile to your face.
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from muntjac.api import \
    HorizontalLayout, VerticalLayout, Button, NativeButton, Label

from muntjac.ui.button import IClickListener

from muntjac.terminal.theme_resource import ThemeResource

class ButtonPushExample(HorizontalLayout, IClickListener):

    _CAPTION = 'Save'
    _TOOLTIP = 'Save changes'
    _ICON = ThemeResource('../sampler/icons/action_save.gif')
    _NOTIFICATION = 'Changes have been saved'

    def __init__(self):
        super(ButtonPushExample, self).__init__()

        # Normal buttons (more themable)
        buttons = VerticalLayout()
        buttons.setSpacing(True)
        buttons.setMargin(False, True, False, False)
        self.addComponent(buttons)
        buttons.addComponent(Label("
Normal buttons
",
                Label.CONTENT_XHTML))

        # Button w/ text and tooltip
        b = Button(self._CAPTION)
        b.setDescription(self._TOOLTIP)
        b.addListener(self, IClickListener)  # react to clicks
        buttons.addComponent(b)

        # Button w/ text, icon and tooltip
        b = Button(self._CAPTION)
        b.setDescription(self._TOOLTIP)
        b.setIcon(self._ICON)
        b.addListener(self, IClickListener)  # react to clicks
        buttons.addComponent(b)

        # Button w/ icon and tooltip
        b = Button()
        b.setDescription(self._TOOLTIP)
        b.setIcon(self._ICON)
        b.addListener(self, IClickListener)  # react to clicks
        buttons.addComponent(b)

        # NativeButtons
        buttons = VerticalLayout()
        buttons.setSpacing(True)
        buttons.setMargin(False, False, False, True)
        self.addComponent(buttons)
        buttons.addComponent(Label("
Native buttons
",
                Label.CONTENT_XHTML));

        # NativeButton w/ text and tooltip
        b = NativeButton(self._CAPTION)
        b.setDescription(self._TOOLTIP)
        b.addListener(self, IClickListener)  # react to clicks
        buttons.addComponent(b)

        # NativeButton w/ text, icon and tooltip
        b = NativeButton(self._CAPTION)
        b.setDescription(self._TOOLTIP)
        b.setIcon(self._ICON)
        b.addListener(self, IClickListener)  # react to clicks
        buttons.addComponent(b)

        # NativeButton w/ icon and tooltip
        b = NativeButton()
        b.setDescription(self._TOOLTIP)
        b.setIcon(self._ICON)
        b.addListener(self, IClickListener)  # react to clicks
        buttons.addComponent(b)

    # Shows a notification when a button is clicked.
    def buttonClick(self, event):
        self.getWindow().showNotification(self._NOTIFICATION)