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Efficiencies are what drive us forward
Improving the efficiency of fans can often be obtained from making small incremental improvements, but to really make a difference, a breakthrough is sometimes required. Munters realized that to significantly improve efficiency of ventilating buildings, we can no longer make incremental improvements to fans by solving existing problems, we should avoid them. The concept of how buildings are ventilated needs to be challenged and improved upon and this is exactly what Munters Drive delivers.
Ventilation inefficiencies can be traced back to 3 major causes:
The types of motors used - Even though conventional significant improvements had been made at improving the efficiency of AC, the inherent design has limitations and there are other types of motor designs that are more efficient
Belt drive systems - For optimum efficiency, propellers need to turn at low revolution speeds, while conventional motors turn at high revolution speeds, which means a belt drive system is required to transfer the power from the motor to the propeller and the right revolution speed.- Due to friction, energy is lost through a belt drive system - Ventilation efficiency is lost through slippage of the belts resulting in lower revolution speeds of the propeller and less air being moved by the fan - Belt drive systems do require a high level of maintenance
Fixed Speed - AC motors operate at a single revolution speed and consequently fans have a fixed capacity. But the ventilation demand for buildings is constantly changing variables such as the outside weather patterns or animal age change. Because motor speed and fan capacity is fixed, opportunities for saving energy when ventilation demand is low cannot be captured.
Munters Drive avoids these limitations by:
1) New motor architecture
The Munters drive has a fundamentally different and more efficient architecture from a standard AC motor, opening the way for a motor that can operate at a much higher efficiency than a normal AC motor
2) Direct Drive
With a motor that turns at the same revolution speed as the optimum propeller speed, the need for a drive system is eliminated
- Eliminating friction losses
- Guaranteeing constant performance levels from the fan
- Significantly reducing the need for maintenance
3) Variable Speed
By being able to reduce motor speed and fan capacity when ventilation demand is low, the route to unlock significant energy savings is secured.
By combining the energy efficiency benefits that a Munters Drive offers over a conventional fan, users have been able to reduce annual ventilation costs by up to 40% and additionally saved a similar amount in maintenance cost reduction.
By mid-2015 there had been more than 4,500 units sold to more than 200 different farms in applications ranging from layer, to broiler, to hog, to dairy and even greenhouse. The oldest running motors have exceeded 20,000 hours of trouble free operation!
Traditional Ac Motor vs. Munters Drive EC motor
In a conventional AC motor opposing magnetic fields are induced in the rotor and stator. This opposing force makes the rotor turn. Motion is maintained through the polarity changes of the Alternating Current (AC) power supply. The way the architecture of an AC motor works one revolution of the magnetic field in the stator does not equate to 1 revolution of the rotor. In fact, the rotor turns less than 1 revolution (called slippage) which causes magnetic fields to cross which is a loss of energy. This loss of energy can be observed as heat generated by the motor while in operation.
This means the rotational speed of the motor is fixed and determined by the frequency of the power supply (50Hz or 60 Hz) and the number of magnetic poles in the motor.
60Hz 4 pole motor : Theoretical 1,750 rpm practical range 50-100%
60 Hz 6 pole motor : 875 rpm
An EC motor is equipped with a set of permanent magnets, a set of coils in which magnetic fields can be created and an electronic controller that creates the magnetic fields in the coils. The electronic controller changes the polarity of the coils causing the rotor to turn. Due to the architecture of this type of design there is perfect match between the rotational speed of the magnetic field and the rotor. Eliminating slippage of the rotor means the motor operates much more efficient which can be observed through having a much cooler motor. An added benefit is that the controller has the ability to change the rotational speed of the motor.
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Existing or New installation; you can enjoy the benefits of Munters Drive either in new fans or as retro-fit kits for existing fans (even those of other manufacturers!)
Munters Drive gets your fans ready for accommodate developing technologies such as improvements on ventilation schemes and communication.


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Bavaria's top politicians visit Travian Games in Munich
Travian Games invites Munich's leading candidates for the Bundestag election to a company tour and open discussion.
Munich, September 14th, 2017 – As a member of the Federal Association of Interactive Entertainment Software (BIU), Travian Games is actively committed to issues concerning the need for skilled labor and the improvement of local conditions for game developers in Germany. The Managing Director of Travian Games, Lars Janssen, set himself the task of pursuing this objective: "We want to enter into active, regular dialog with policy makers at the local and federal level in order to work together to improve the prevailing conditions for developing internationally competitive products. This requires training and study programs tailored to the games industry, the immigration of foreign qualified labor specifically, as well as the federation's firm support for games development in Germany."
His invitation was accepted by Bernhard Loos, Bundestag candidate for the CSU in the Munich-North constituency, Daniel Föst, General Secretary of FDP Bavaria, and Ates Gürpinar, Bundestag candidate for DIE LINKE in the Munich-North constituency.
During their one-hour tour of the premises of the Travian Games GmbH headquarters, the politicians and officials were given the opportunity to look behind the scenes of a German developer and publisher in the games industry. Managing Director Janssen also presented the various game titles and upcoming projects to the attendees.
According to BIU findings, Germany is one of the world's largest markets for computer and video games, but only a relatively small production location. The potential for entertainment software here remains largely untapped. As part of the open discussion that followed, the issues of promoting game development within Germany, the need for skilled labor in IT and the games industry, and the parties' positions with respect to computer and video games were given special attention. The dialog underscored just how important close cooperation between policy makers and the games industry has become in the era of digitization, in order to also drive the positive global trend in Germany. By hosting this event, Travian Games has made tentative inroads into the political environment. Travian Games would like to thank the politicians who visited for their time and interest.
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package org.apache.beam.sdk.io.aws.s3;

import static org.apache.beam.sdk.io.FileSystemUtils.wildcardToRegexp;
import static org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkArgument;
import static org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkNotNull;
import static org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkState;

import com.amazonaws.AmazonClientException;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.AmazonS3;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.AmazonS3Exception;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.CompleteMultipartUploadRequest;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.CompleteMultipartUploadResult;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.CopyObjectRequest;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.CopyObjectResult;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.CopyPartRequest;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.CopyPartResult;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.DeleteObjectsRequest;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.DeleteObjectsRequest.KeyVersion;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.GetObjectMetadataRequest;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.InitiateMultipartUploadRequest;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.InitiateMultipartUploadResult;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.ListObjectsV2Request;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.ListObjectsV2Result;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.ObjectMetadata;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.PartETag;
import com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.S3ObjectSummary;
import com.google.auto.value.AutoValue;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.channels.ReadableByteChannel;
import java.nio.channels.WritableByteChannel;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.concurrent.Callable;
import java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException;
import java.util.concurrent.Executors;
import java.util.concurrent.Future;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;
import org.apache.beam.sdk.io.FileSystem;
import org.apache.beam.sdk.io.aws.options.S3Options;
import org.apache.beam.sdk.io.fs.CreateOptions;
import org.apache.beam.sdk.io.fs.MatchResult;
import org.apache.beam.sdk.io.fs.MoveOptions;
import org.apache.beam.sdk.util.MoreFutures;
import org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.annotations.VisibleForTesting;
import org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.base.Strings;
import org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.base.Supplier;
import org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.base.Suppliers;
import org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.collect.ArrayListMultimap;
import org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSet;
import org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.collect.Iterables;
import org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.collect.Multimap;
import org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.util.concurrent.ListeningExecutorService;
import org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.util.concurrent.MoreExecutors;
import org.apache.beam.vendor.guava.v26_0_jre.com.google.common.util.concurrent.ThreadFactoryBuilder;
import org.checkerframework.checker.nullness.qual.Nullable;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

/**
 * {@link FileSystem} implementation for storage systems that use the S3 protocol.
 *
 * @see S3FileSystemSchemeRegistrar
 * @deprecated Module beam-sdks-java-io-amazon-web-services is deprecated and will be
 *     eventually removed. Please migrate to module beam-sdks-java-io-amazon-web-services2
 *     .
 */
@Deprecated
@SuppressWarnings({
  "nullness" // TODO(https://github.com/apache/beam/issues/20497)
})
class S3FileSystem extends FileSystem<S3ResourceId> {

  private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(S3FileSystem.class);

  // Amazon S3 API: You can create a copy of your object up to 5 GB in a single atomic operation
  // Ref. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/CopyingObjectsExamples.html
  private static final long MAX_COPY_OBJECT_SIZE_BYTES = 5_368_709_120L;

  // S3 API, delete-objects: "You may specify up to 1000 keys."
  private static final int MAX_DELETE_OBJECTS_PER_REQUEST = 1000;

  private static final ImmutableSet<String> NON_READ_SEEK_EFFICIENT_ENCODINGS =
      ImmutableSet.of("gzip");

  // Non-final for testing.
  private Supplier<AmazonS3> amazonS3;
  private final S3FileSystemConfiguration config;
  private final ListeningExecutorService executorService;

  S3FileSystem(S3FileSystemConfiguration config) {
    this.config = checkNotNull(config, "config");
    // The Supplier is to make sure we don't call .build() unless we are actually using S3.
    amazonS3 = Suppliers.memoize(config.getS3ClientBuilder()::build);

    checkNotNull(config.getS3StorageClass(), "storageClass");
    checkArgument(config.getS3ThreadPoolSize() > 0, "threadPoolSize");
    executorService =
        MoreExecutors.listeningDecorator(
            Executors.newFixedThreadPool(
                config.getS3ThreadPoolSize(), new ThreadFactoryBuilder().setDaemon(true).build()));

    LOG.warn(
        "You are using a deprecated file system for S3. Please migrate to module "
            + "'org.apache.beam:beam-sdks-java-io-amazon-web-services2'.");
  }

  S3FileSystem(S3Options options) {
    this(S3FileSystemConfiguration.fromS3Options(options).build());
  }

  @Override
  protected String getScheme() {
    return config.getScheme();
  }

  @VisibleForTesting
  void setAmazonS3Client(AmazonS3 amazonS3) {
    this.amazonS3 = Suppliers.ofInstance(amazonS3);
  }

  @VisibleForTesting
  AmazonS3 getAmazonS3Client() {
    return this.amazonS3.get();
  }

  @Override
  protected List<MatchResult> match(List<String> specs) throws IOException {
    List<S3ResourceId> paths =
        specs.stream().map(S3ResourceId::fromUri).collect(Collectors.toList());
    List<S3ResourceId> globs = new ArrayList<>();
    List<S3ResourceId> nonGlobs = new ArrayList<>();
    List<Boolean> isGlobBooleans = new ArrayList<>();

    for (S3ResourceId path : paths) {
      if (path.isWildcard()) {
        globs.add(path);
        isGlobBooleans.add(true);
      } else {
        nonGlobs.add(path);
        isGlobBooleans.add(false);
      }
    }

    Iterator<MatchResult> globMatches = matchGlobPaths(globs).iterator();
    Iterator<MatchResult> nonGlobMatches = matchNonGlobPaths(nonGlobs).iterator();

    ImmutableList.Builder<MatchResult> matchResults = ImmutableList.builder();
    for (Boolean isGlob : isGlobBooleans) {
      if (isGlob) {
        checkState(
            globMatches.hasNext(),
            "Internal error encountered in S3Filesystem: expected more elements in globMatches.");
        matchResults.add(globMatches.next());
      } else {
        checkState(
            nonGlobMatches.hasNext(),
            "Internal error encountered in S3Filesystem: expected more elements in nonGlobMatches.");
        matchResults.add(nonGlobMatches.next());
      }
    }
    checkState(
        !globMatches.hasNext(),
        "Internal error encountered in S3Filesystem: expected no more elements in globMatches.");
    checkState(
        !nonGlobMatches.hasNext(),
        "Internal error encountered in S3Filesystem: expected no more elements in nonGlobMatches.");

    return matchResults.build();
  }

  /** Gets {@link MatchResult} representing all objects that match wildcard-containing paths. */
  @VisibleForTesting
  List<MatchResult> matchGlobPaths(Collection<S3ResourceId> globPaths) throws IOException {
    List<Callable<ExpandedGlob>> expandTasks = new ArrayList<>(globPaths.size());
    for (final S3ResourceId path : globPaths) {
      expandTasks.add(() -> expandGlob(path));
    }

    Map<S3ResourceId, ExpandedGlob> expandedGlobByGlobPath = new HashMap<>();
    List<Callable<PathWithEncoding>> contentTypeTasks = new ArrayList<>(globPaths.size());
    for (ExpandedGlob expandedGlob : callTasks(expandTasks)) {
      expandedGlobByGlobPath.put(expandedGlob.getGlobPath(), expandedGlob);
      if (expandedGlob.getExpandedPaths() != null) {
        for (final S3ResourceId path : expandedGlob.getExpandedPaths()) {
          contentTypeTasks.add(() -> getPathContentEncoding(path));
        }
      }
    }

    Map<S3ResourceId, PathWithEncoding> exceptionByPath = new HashMap<>();
    for (PathWithEncoding pathWithException : callTasks(contentTypeTasks)) {
      exceptionByPath.put(pathWithException.getPath(), pathWithException);
    }

    List<MatchResult> results = new ArrayList<>(globPaths.size());
    for (S3ResourceId globPath : globPaths) {
      ExpandedGlob expandedGlob = expandedGlobByGlobPath.get(globPath);

      if (expandedGlob.getException() != null) {
        results.add(MatchResult.create(MatchResult.Status.ERROR, expandedGlob.getException()));

      } else {
        List<MatchResult.Metadata> metadatas = new ArrayList<>();
        IOException exception = null;
        for (S3ResourceId expandedPath : expandedGlob.getExpandedPaths()) {
          PathWithEncoding pathWithEncoding = exceptionByPath.get(expandedPath);

          if (pathWithEncoding.getException() != null) {
            exception = pathWithEncoding.getException();
            break;
          } else {
            // TODO(https://github.com/apache/beam/issues/20755): Support file checksum in this
            // method.
            metadatas.add(
                createBeamMetadata(
                    pathWithEncoding.getPath(), pathWithEncoding.getContentEncoding(), null));
          }
        }

        if (exception != null) {
          if (exception instanceof FileNotFoundException) {
            results.add(MatchResult.create(MatchResult.Status.NOT_FOUND, exception));
          } else {
            results.add(MatchResult.create(MatchResult.Status.ERROR, exception));
          }
        } else {
          results.add(MatchResult.create(MatchResult.Status.OK, metadatas));
        }
      }
    }

    return ImmutableList.copyOf(results);
  }

  @AutoValue
  abstract static class ExpandedGlob {

    abstract S3ResourceId getGlobPath();

    abstract @Nullable List<S3ResourceId> getExpandedPaths();

    abstract @Nullable IOException getException();

    static ExpandedGlob create(S3ResourceId globPath, List<S3ResourceId> expandedPaths) {
      checkNotNull(globPath, "globPath");
      checkNotNull(expandedPaths, "expandedPaths");
      return new AutoValue_S3FileSystem_ExpandedGlob(globPath, expandedPaths, null);
    }

    static ExpandedGlob create(S3ResourceId globPath, IOException exception) {
      checkNotNull(globPath, "globPath");
      checkNotNull(exception, "exception");
      return new AutoValue_S3FileSystem_ExpandedGlob(globPath, null, exception);
    }
  }

  @AutoValue
  abstract static class PathWithEncoding {

    abstract S3ResourceId getPath();

    abstract @Nullable String getContentEncoding();

    abstract @Nullable IOException getException();

    static PathWithEncoding create(S3ResourceId path, String contentEncoding) {
      checkNotNull(path, "path");
      checkNotNull(contentEncoding, "contentEncoding");
      return new AutoValue_S3FileSystem_PathWithEncoding(path, contentEncoding, null);
    }

    static PathWithEncoding create(S3ResourceId path, IOException exception) {
      checkNotNull(path, "path");
      checkNotNull(exception, "exception");
      return new AutoValue_S3FileSystem_PathWithEncoding(path, null, exception);
    }
  }

  private ExpandedGlob expandGlob(S3ResourceId glob) {
    // The S3 API can list objects, filtered by prefix, but not by wildcard.
    // Here, we find the longest prefix without wildcard "*",
    // then filter the results with a regex.
    checkArgument(glob.isWildcard(), "isWildcard");
    String keyPrefix = glob.getKeyNonWildcardPrefix();
    Pattern wildcardRegexp = Pattern.compile(wildcardToRegexp(glob.getKey()));

    LOG.debug(
        "expanding bucket {}, prefix {}, against pattern {}",
        glob.getBucket(),
        keyPrefix,
        wildcardRegexp.toString());

    ImmutableList.Builder<S3ResourceId> expandedPaths = ImmutableList.builder();
    String continuationToken = null;

    do {
      ListObjectsV2Request request =
          new ListObjectsV2Request()
              .withBucketName(glob.getBucket())
              .withPrefix(keyPrefix)
              .withContinuationToken(continuationToken);
      ListObjectsV2Result result;
      try {
        result = amazonS3.get().listObjectsV2(request);
      } catch (AmazonClientException e) {
        return ExpandedGlob.create(glob, new IOException(e));
      }
      continuationToken = result.getNextContinuationToken();

      for (S3ObjectSummary objectSummary : result.getObjectSummaries()) {
        // Filter against regex.
        if (wildcardRegexp.matcher(objectSummary.getKey()).matches()) {
          S3ResourceId expandedPath =
              S3ResourceId.fromComponents(
                      glob.getScheme(), objectSummary.getBucketName(), objectSummary.getKey())
                  .withSize(objectSummary.getSize())
                  .withLastModified(objectSummary.getLastModified());
          LOG.debug("Expanded S3 object path {}", expandedPath);
          expandedPaths.add(expandedPath);
        }
      }
    } while (continuationToken != null);

    return ExpandedGlob.create(glob, expandedPaths.build());
  }

  private PathWithEncoding getPathContentEncoding(S3ResourceId path) {
    ObjectMetadata s3Metadata;
    try {
      s3Metadata = getObjectMetadata(path);
    } catch (AmazonClientException e) {
      if (e instanceof AmazonS3Exception && ((AmazonS3Exception) e).getStatusCode() == 404) {
        return PathWithEncoding.create(path, new FileNotFoundException());
      }
      return PathWithEncoding.create(path, new IOException(e));
    }
    return PathWithEncoding.create(path, Strings.nullToEmpty(s3Metadata.getContentEncoding()));
  }

  private List<MatchResult> matchNonGlobPaths(Collection<S3ResourceId> paths) throws IOException {
    List<Callable<MatchResult>> tasks = new ArrayList<>(paths.size());
    for (final S3ResourceId path : paths) {
      tasks.add(() -> matchNonGlobPath(path));
    }

    return callTasks(tasks);
  }

  private ObjectMetadata getObjectMetadata(S3ResourceId s3ResourceId) throws AmazonClientException {
    GetObjectMetadataRequest request =
        new GetObjectMetadataRequest(s3ResourceId.getBucket(), s3ResourceId.getKey());
    request.setSSECustomerKey(config.getSSECustomerKey());
    return amazonS3.get().getObjectMetadata(request);
  }

  @VisibleForTesting
  MatchResult matchNonGlobPath(S3ResourceId path) {
    ObjectMetadata s3Metadata;
    try {
      s3Metadata = getObjectMetadata(path);
    } catch (AmazonClientException e) {
      if (e instanceof AmazonS3Exception && ((AmazonS3Exception) e).getStatusCode() == 404) {
        return MatchResult.create(MatchResult.Status.NOT_FOUND, new FileNotFoundException());
      }
      return MatchResult.create(MatchResult.Status.ERROR, new IOException(e));
    }

    return MatchResult.create(
        MatchResult.Status.OK,
        ImmutableList.of(
            createBeamMetadata(
                path.withSize(s3Metadata.getContentLength())
                    .withLastModified(s3Metadata.getLastModified()),
                Strings.nullToEmpty(s3Metadata.getContentEncoding()),
                s3Metadata.getETag())));
  }

  private static MatchResult.Metadata createBeamMetadata(
      S3ResourceId path, String contentEncoding, String eTag) {
    checkArgument(path.getSize().isPresent(), "The resource id should have a size.");
    checkNotNull(contentEncoding, "contentEncoding");
    boolean isReadSeekEfficient = !NON_READ_SEEK_EFFICIENT_ENCODINGS.contains(contentEncoding);

    MatchResult.Metadata.Builder ret =
        MatchResult.Metadata.builder()
            .setIsReadSeekEfficient(isReadSeekEfficient)
            .setResourceId(path)
            .setSizeBytes(path.getSize().get())
            .setLastModifiedMillis(path.getLastModified().transform(Date::getTime).or(0L));
    if (eTag != null) {
      ret.setChecksum(eTag);
    }
    return ret.build();
  }

  @Override
  protected WritableByteChannel create(S3ResourceId resourceId, CreateOptions createOptions)
      throws IOException {
    return new S3WritableByteChannel(amazonS3.get(), resourceId, createOptions.mimeType(), config);
  }

  @Override
  protected ReadableByteChannel open(S3ResourceId resourceId) throws IOException {
    return new S3ReadableSeekableByteChannel(amazonS3.get(), resourceId, config);
  }

  @Override
  protected void copy(List<S3ResourceId> sourcePaths, List<S3ResourceId> destinationPaths)
      throws IOException {
    checkArgument(
        sourcePaths.size() == destinationPaths.size(),
        "sizes of sourcePaths and destinationPaths do not match");

    List<Callable<Void>> tasks = new ArrayList<>(sourcePaths.size());

    Iterator<S3ResourceId> sourcePathsIterator = sourcePaths.iterator();
    Iterator<S3ResourceId> destinationPathsIterator = destinationPaths.iterator();
    while (sourcePathsIterator.hasNext()) {
      final S3ResourceId sourcePath = sourcePathsIterator.next();
      final S3ResourceId destinationPath = destinationPathsIterator.next();

      tasks.add(
          () -> {
            copy(sourcePath, destinationPath);
            return null;
          });
    }

    callTasks(tasks);
  }

  @VisibleForTesting
  void copy(S3ResourceId sourcePath, S3ResourceId destinationPath) throws IOException {
    try {
      ObjectMetadata sourceObjectMetadata = getObjectMetadata(sourcePath);
      if (sourceObjectMetadata.getContentLength() < MAX_COPY_OBJECT_SIZE_BYTES) {
        atomicCopy(sourcePath, destinationPath, sourceObjectMetadata);
      } else {
        multipartCopy(sourcePath, destinationPath, sourceObjectMetadata);
      }
    } catch (AmazonClientException e) {
      throw new IOException(e);
    }
  }

  @VisibleForTesting
  CopyObjectResult atomicCopy(
      S3ResourceId sourcePath, S3ResourceId destinationPath, ObjectMetadata sourceObjectMetadata)
      throws AmazonClientException {
    CopyObjectRequest copyObjectRequest =
        new CopyObjectRequest(
            sourcePath.getBucket(),
            sourcePath.getKey(),
            destinationPath.getBucket(),
            destinationPath.getKey());
    copyObjectRequest.setNewObjectMetadata(sourceObjectMetadata);
    copyObjectRequest.setStorageClass(config.getS3StorageClass());
    copyObjectRequest.setSourceSSECustomerKey(config.getSSECustomerKey());
    copyObjectRequest.setDestinationSSECustomerKey(config.getSSECustomerKey());
    return amazonS3.get().copyObject(copyObjectRequest);
  }

  @VisibleForTesting
  CompleteMultipartUploadResult multipartCopy(
      S3ResourceId sourcePath, S3ResourceId destinationPath, ObjectMetadata sourceObjectMetadata)
      throws AmazonClientException {
    InitiateMultipartUploadRequest initiateUploadRequest =
        new InitiateMultipartUploadRequest(destinationPath.getBucket(), destinationPath.getKey())
            .withStorageClass(config.getS3StorageClass())
            .withObjectMetadata(sourceObjectMetadata)
            .withSSECustomerKey(config.getSSECustomerKey());

    InitiateMultipartUploadResult initiateUploadResult =
        amazonS3.get().initiateMultipartUpload(initiateUploadRequest);
    final String uploadId = initiateUploadResult.getUploadId();

    List<PartETag> eTags = new ArrayList<>();

    final long objectSize = sourceObjectMetadata.getContentLength();
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If you've never been in a fight before, have you ever wondered how you'd respond to getting punched in the face?
My guest today found the experience pretty delightful. Which is all the more surprising given that he'd lived more than three decades of his life as a self-described pacifist, who abhorred violence, thought fighting was barbaric, and feared he was a coward. His name is Josh Rosenblatt, and he's the author of Why We Fight: One Man's Search For Meaning Inside the Ring, which describes his decision to enter an actual MMA fight at the age of 40.
Today on the show, Josh talks about why after a lifetime of being a hedonistic, non-physically oriented, intellectual type of guy who thought mixed martial art fighting was dumb, he decided to climb into the cage as a MMA fighter himself. Josh describes how he first got interested in MMA fighting in his early 30s, started studying Muay Thai, Krav Maga, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and boxing, and discovered the joys of getting in touch with his long submerged aggression. We then discuss what it was like to train for an actual MMA fight as an older guy, how fighting has influenced his writing, and what getting into the cage taught him about sacrifice, asceticism, transcendence, and the potential for human transformation.
What Josh was like before he decided to start punching people
How Josh ended up being drawn to MMA fighting
What Josh discovered about himself when he started getting into Krav Maga
Turning from Krav Maga as self-defense to sport fighting in MMA
What is like getting punched in the face the first time
The storied history of writers who also fight, and why writing is like fighting
Being an older guy in the ring
The asceticism of fighting
What it's like to optimize your body and mind for fighting, and how it ironically makes you more fragile
How Josh dealt with an injury while training for his fight, and the mental toll it took
What Josh's wife felt about his fighting
Were there life lessons or bigger meanings that Josh found in fighting?
The value of training even if there's no fight to train for
Resources/People/Articles Mentioned in Podcast
Podcast: How Men Evolved for Fighting + the illustrated guide
Podcast: Krav Maga — The Self-Defense System of the Israeli Special Forces
A Primer on Krav Maga
Kimbo Slice
On Taking a Punch
And in This Corner . . . Fear
Why Men Fight and Why We Like to Watch
Podcast: Rocky Marciano's Fight for Perfection in a Crooked World
Podcast: The Rise and Fall of the American Heavyweight Boxer
Boxing Basics
How Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Will Make You a Better Man
This Will Make a Man of You
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Josh on Twitter
Josh on Instagram
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Ever wanted to watch Mitch McConnell smiling, set to the dulcet sounds of "Pony," by Ginuwine? The answer to that question is almost certainly no, but such a video now exists, and it will haunt your dreams for weeks.
The New York Times reports it all started when the GOP senator's team uploaded a video of McConnell "working for Kentuckians," presumably for the use of anyone looking to create a Team Mitch ad (like, say, a super PAC). Two minutes and 22 seconds of b-roll, it featured a lot of McConnell smiling wordlessly into the camera like he knows all your sins and the blackmail letter should land on your doorstep any day now.
The Daily Show discovered the clip and promptly encouraged fans to remix the clip. And so an Internet craze was born.
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Noureddine Naybet (ar. : نور الدين نيبت) est un ancien footballeur international marocain né le  à Casablanca.

Comme tous les gamins de son âge, Naybet tape ses premiers ballons dans les rues casablancaises, à Hay El Farah plus précisément. Il est très vite repéré par le grand club Wydad AC. Chez les Rouge et Blanc, il brille tout d'abord dans l'équipe des juniors, puis chez les seniors.

Avec l'empereur du football marocain, il est presque sacré dans toutes les compétitions, dont la fameuse Ligue des Champions de la CAF en 1992. Il entame alors une carrière internationale qui le mène d'abord au FC Nantes, au Sporting Portugal, au Deportivo La Corogne et enfin à Tottenham Hotspur.

Il est par ailleurs capitaine de l'équipe nationale du Maroc avec laquelle il joue à 115 reprises (record).

Biographie

Club
Noureddine Naybet commence le football dans la rue avant de signer un premier engagement avec le WAC. Il y joue à des postes offensifs et défensifs avant de se fixer au poste de défenseur. Il débute dans les équipes de jeunes du club puis rejoint l'équipe première alors qu'il est encore junior. Avec ce club, il remporte trois fois le championnat, et la Ligue des Champions africaine en 1992. Cette même année, il participe aux Jeux olympiques d'été de Barcelone avec la sélection marocaine ainsi qu'à la Coupe d'Afrique des nations disputée au Sénégal.

Ses performances lui permettent de décrocher un billet pour l'Europe. Approché par l'AS Cannes, il rejoint finalement le FC Nantes en 1993 où il succède à Zoran Vulić dans la défense. Robert Budzynski, directeur sportif du FC Nantes, explique s'intéresser à Naybet depuis plusieurs années et avoir pu le recruter en raison d'une  entre les clubs nantais et casablancais. Il réalise une saison impressionnante, ce qui fait de lui une idole du public canari, France Football le couronnant d'une place dans le top dix des joueurs les plus étoilés.

Il rejoint par la suite le Sporting Portugal pour lequel il ne joue que deux saisons. Le montant du transfert est de 8 millions de francs. Ses performances avec l'équipe lisboète attirent en effet les convoitises des clubs espagnols. Il signe finalement pour le Deportivo la Corogne un contrat initialement de deux saisons pour un transfert de 6 millions d'euros, transfert record pour un international marocain (à l'époque). Sa présence physique alliée à une technique et une lecture du jeu au-dessus de la moyenne font de lui l'un des meilleurs défenseurs du championnat espagnol et du monde.

C'est avec le club espagnol que  Naybet étoffe son palmarès et établit sa réputation de défenseur de devoir. Dès sa première saison, le Deportivo la Corogne termine troisième de la Liga derrière le Real Madrid et le FC Barcelone et meilleure défense avec 30 buts encaissés seulement en 42 journées. Il gagne notamment le championnat d'Espagne en 2000, le premier et seul titre de champion d'Espagne pour un joueur marocain. En 2002, il remporte la Coupe d'Espagne face au Real Madrid ainsi que la Supercoupe d'Espagne et son équipe termine à la deuxième place de la Liga ainsi qu'en quarts de finale de la Ligue des Champions, comme en 2001. Le Deportivo de Javier Irureta développe son jeu, basée sur une défense de fer et un jeu collectif bien huilé. Après huit saisons, Naybet quitte le Depor après une demi-finale de Ligue des Champions perdue contre le FC Porto. Il rejoint le championnat anglais et le club des Tottenham Hotspur où il signe pour deux saisons.

La première se révèle fructueuse, puisque Naybet y dispute plus de trente matches de championnat, inscrivant même un but lors du fameux derby face au grand rival du Nord de Londres, Arsenal. La seconde saison est plus difficile pour Naybet, qui perd sa place de titulaire au sein de la défense des Spurs et n'est aligné que sporadiquement.

À l'issue de la saison 2005-2006, Naybet, en fin de contrat, met un terme à sa carrière de footballeur professionnel, sans pour autant l'annoncer publiquement aux médias.

International
Lors de sa dernière saison Naybet déclenche une grande polémique au Maroc à la suite de son altercation avec l'entraîneur des lions de l'Atlas, Badou Zaki. D'ailleurs à la suite de ce problème Zaki décide de ne pas convoquer Naybet pour le match décisif de la sélection marocaine contre la sélection tunisienne.

Sa carrière internationale est fournie puisque Naybet participe à 6 Coupes d'Afrique des Nations ainsi qu'à la Coupe du monde 1994 puis à celle de 1998. Il est finaliste malheureux de la CAN en 2004.

Lorsque Henri Michel, l'entraîneur avec lequel Naybet a vécu ses heures les plus glorieuses sous le maillot des Lions de l'Atlas, retrouve la tête de la sélection Marocaine en , Naybet fait l'objet de spéculation faisant de lui le prochain adjoint de l'entraîneur français.

Palmarès

Sélection
 Maroc
 Coupe d'Afrique des nations
 Finaliste en 2004

Distinctions personnelles
Meilleur défenseur de la liga par Marca : 1998, 1999, 2000
 IFFHS Équipe de rêve masculine de tous les temps en Afrique.
 IFFHS Équipe de rêve masculine de tous les temps du Maroc.

Carrière en sélection
 Matchs joués : 115
 Première sélection internationale : Le  contre La Tunisie
 Premier but international : Le  contre l'Éthiopie
 Buts marqués : 4 buts (Ethiopie, Gabon, Bulgarie et France)
 2 participations à la Coupe du monde : 1994 et 1998
 6 participations à la Coupe d'Afrique des nations : 1992, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004 et 2006

Décorations

  Officier de l'ordre du Trône — Le , il est décoré officier de l'ordre du Wissam al-Arch  par le roi Mohammed VI au Palais royal de Rabat.

 Commandeur de l'Ordre du Mérite National  — Le , il est décoré commandeur de l'ordre du Wissam Al-Moukafa Al-watania  par le roi Mohammed VI au Palais royal de Rabat.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Footballeur international marocain
Naissance en février 1970
Naissance à Casablanca
Joueur du Wydad Athletic Club
Joueur du FC Nantes
Joueur du Sporting Clube de Portugal
Joueur du Deportivo La Corogne
Joueur du Tottenham Hotspur FC
Officier de l'ordre du Trône
Footballeur sélectionné plus de 100 fois en équipe nationale
Footballeur aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1992

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In praise of Scott Brown, Celtic's omnipresent anchorman
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SCOTT BROWN has been at the centre of Celtic's midfield since Gordon Strachan paid over £4 million to Hibs in the summer of 2007. In this, his testimonial year, Brown has been playing some of his best, most influential football of his career.
After Stephen McManus departed Celtic to follow Strachan to Middlesbrough, Tony Mowbray defied Peter Lawwell and gave the 24-year-old the captaincy. Since then, Brown has carried the weight of the captaincy under Mowbray and then Neil Lennon until he left in 2014 with Brown having captained Celtic in consecutive Champions League campaigns.
Although, an injury riddled two-years under Ronny Deila led to criticism from fans and critics, with many questioning whether Brown was able to continue at the highest level that he'd defined himself by. Epitomised by Brown making Andy Halliday look like Iniesta in THAT Scottish Cup semi final! However, the arrival of Brendan Rodgers has turned Brown into Celtic's anchor, their omnipresent rock that has thwarted opponents and excited fans.
Brown's game has developed from the youthful, aggressive and attacking role in the midfield for Celtic into a more defensive role – albeit retaining his aggression. Wearing his heart on his sleeve, still, Brown has matured from the live wire that allowed glimpses of rashness into his game, to the frustration of supporters and management teams. Brown cuts a more mature figure that will enforce himself on the opposition midfield and control the tempo of the game, without troubling the red card count.
Brendan Rodgers' building of his team around Brown has been reinforced by results where our captain has been absent – draws at home to St Johnstone and Hibs coming to mind. The shape that Rodgers has installed into his side, the pace and press of the game is defined by Brown remaining central and vocal. He knows everyone's roles and instructs the orders of Brendan to his teammates. However, in the matches that Brown has been unavailable, Celtic have struggled to impose their game and this shape has been lost.
In the last two Champions League seasons, we have seen Brown dominate and win battles in the middle of the park when it could be perceived that the odds were stacked against him. Pitted against the likes of David Silva, Iniesta, Kevin De Bruyne, Vidal and Verrati, Brown has excelled in the Champions League, despite occasional unfortunate results, Brown finished the group stages with 96% pass accuracy.
Singlehandedly, Brown attacked and penetrated the midfield of Anderlecht to contribute to a vital 3-0 away victory. In the first leg versus Zenit St Petersburg, Brown was everywhere, imposing himself on the game.
The reinvigorated Scott Brown has proceeded to preside over numerous victories over Rangers, Aberdeen and other challengers by dominating and controlling the midfield resulting in our invincible treble last season. Joey Barton said he'd teach Brown a lesson and was left licking his wounds as he was ran into the ground, tackled and outclassed as Celtic brutalised their Glasgow neighbours 5-1.
Brown has won 12 trophies as the captain of Celtic, he is only behind the 23 won by the legendary Billy McNeill. In this, his testimonial year, Scott Brown is playing some of his best football and hopefully this season will see him add more silverware to his collection.
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BULLETIN TYPE: Remain Halted
Further to the TSX Venture Exchange ('TSXV') Bulletin dated August 18, 2020, trading in the shares of the Company will remain halted pending receipt and review of acceptable documentation regarding the change of business and/or Reverse Take-Over pursuant to Listings Policy 5.2.
This regulatory halt is imposed by Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada, the Market Regulator of the Exchange, pursuant to the provisions of Section 10.9(1) of the Universal Market Integrity Rules.
A.I.S. RESOURCES LIMITED ("AIS")
TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to a Temporary Relieve Measure Non-Brokered Private Placement announced August 6, 2020:
27,833,333 shares
27,833,333 share purchase warrants to purchase 27,833,333 shares
Warrant Exercise Price:
$0.08 for a one-year period. The warrants are subject to an accelerated exercise
provision in the event the Company's shares are greater than or equal to $0.10
for 10 consecutive trading days.
ProGroup=P
Carter Capital Ltd. (Anthony Balme)
Martyn Element
Phillip Thomas
Aggregate Pro Group Involvement
[3 Placees]
Pursuant to Corporate Finance Policy 4.1, Section 1.9(e), the Company issued a news release dated August 18, 2020 announcing the closing of the private placement and setting out the expiry dates of the hold period(s). Note that in certain circumstances the Exchange may later extend the expiry date of the warrants, if they are less than the maximum permitted term.
BEMETALS CORP. ("BMET")
BULLETIN TYPE: Private Placement-Non-Brokered, Correction
Further to the TSX Venture Exchange bulletin dated August 18, 2020 with respect to the private placement of 18,750,000 shares at $0.40 per share, the Insider placees are amended as follows:
Mark Connelly
John Wilton
BOLD VENTURES INC. ("BOL")
BULLETIN TYPE: Property-Asset or Share Purchase Agreement
TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation relating to an option agreement (the "Agreement") dated July 24, 2020 between Traxxin Resources Inc. (the "Vendor") and Bold Ventures Inc. (the "Company"). Pursuant to the Agreement, the Company shall have an option to acquire a 100% interest in the the Traxxin Gold Project, located 130 km west of Thunder Bay, Ontario (the "Property"). In order to earn a 100% interest in the Property, the Company must pay an aggregate of $150,000 to the Vendor, issue an aggregate of 1,000,000 common shares to the Vendor and complete a total of $250,000 of exploration work over a three-year period. The Vendor will retain a 2% Net Smelter Royalty (NSR) of which the Company has the right to purchase a 1% NSR for $1 million leaving a 1% NSR in favour of the Vendor.
Pursuant to the Agreement, the Company is party to a joint Venture Agreement with Lac des Milles Lacs First Nation.
For more information, refer to the Company's news releases dated June 18, 2020 and July 31, 2020.
FISSION 3.0 CORP. ("FUU")
$0.06 for a two-year period
Dev Randhawa
Edge Geological Consulting Inc.
(Ross McElroy)
William Marsh
[1 Placee]
$7,200.00 payable to Canaccord Genuity Corp.
$2,000.00 payable to Echelon Wealth Partners Inc.
$1,600.00 payable to Haywood Securities Inc.
$850.00 payable to Mackie Research Capital Corporation
Pursuant to Corporate Finance Policy 4.1, Section 1.9(e), the Company must issue a news release announcing the closing of the private placement on August 18, 2020 and setting out the expiry dates of the hold period(s).
INDIVA LIMITED ("NDVA ")
TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to a Non-Brokered Private Placement announced June 26, 2020:
17,264,996 common shares
$0.30 per common share
$0.40 for a period of three years
Insider=Y / ProGroup=P
Marotta Investments Ltd. (John A Marotta)
ATB Capital Markets Inc., Canaccord Genuity Corp. and Leede Jones Gable
Inc. received an aggregate of $168,699.97 in cash and 562,333 finder's warrants,
with each warrant exercisable into one common share at $0.30 for a period of
36 months.
For more information, please refer to the Company's news releases date June 26, 2020, July 09, 2020 and August 10, 2020. Note that in certain circumstances the Exchange may later extend the expiry date of the warrants, if they are less than the maximum permitted term.
KUUHUBB INC. ("KUU")
BULLETIN TYPE: Resume Trading
Effective at 7:45 a.m. PST, August 19, 2020, shares of the Company resumed trading, an announcement having been made.
LAURION MINERAL EXPLORATION INC. ("LME")
TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to a Non-Brokered Private Placement announced August 4, 2020:
$0.185 per share
[1 Placee(s)]
an aggregate of $46,439, payable to Mine Equities Ltd., 6132987 Canada, and
Industrial Alliance Securities Inc.
Pursuant to Corporate Finance Policy 4.1, Section 1.11(d), the Company has issued a news release announcing the closing of the private placement and setting out the expiry dates of the hold period(s).
LEXAGENE HOLDINGS INC. ("LXG")
BULLETIN TYPE: Halt
Effective at 5:59 a.m. PST, August 19, 2020, trading in the shares of the Company was halted at the request of the Company, pending news; this regulatory halt is imposed by Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada, the Market Regulator of the Exchange pursuant to the provisions of Section 10.9(1) of the Universal Market Integrity Rules.
MEDX HEALTH CORP. ("MDX")
BULLETIN TYPE: Shares for Debt
TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing the Company's proposal to issue 104,307 common shares at a deemed price of CDN$0.13 per share to settle an outstanding debt of CDN$13,560, in connection with services provided by AGORA Internet Relations Corp.
Number of Creditors:
1 Creditor
The Company issued a press release dated August 15, 2020 in connection with that transaction.
OSINO RESOURCES CORP. ("OSI")
TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation pertaining to agreements dated August 26, 2019 and October 23, 2019 (collectively, the "Agreements") between Osino Resources Corp. (the "Company") and two arms-length parties (collectively, the "Vendors"), whereby the Company has acquired several exclusive prospecting licenses (collectively, the "Licenses") for certain mineral resource properties located in Namibia.
The Company will issue an aggregate of 62,500 common shares at a deemed value of $1.58 per share to the Vendors as consideration for the Licenses.
For further details, please refer to the Company's news release dated August 17, 2020.
Q-GOLD RESOURCES LTD. ("QGR")
TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing a Share Exchange Agreement dated July 20, 2020 between 1253430 B.C. Ltd., the shareholders of 1253430 B.C. Ltd. (the "Shareholders") and the Company whereby the Company may acquire all the issued and outstanding shares of 1253430 B.C. Ltd. Pursuant to the Share Exchange Agreement, the Company may indirectly acquire an Option Agreement dated July 6, 2020 between Minera Rosetta S.A.C. (the "Optionor") and 1253430 B.C. Ltd. to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the Surupana silver property. As consideration for the Acquisition and pursuant to the terms of the Share Exchange Agreement and Option Agreement, the Company will pay $175,000.00 to the Optionor over a period of four years until July 6, 2024, issue 13,000,000 shares to the Optionor and Shareholders upon Closing, four yearly issuance of 250,000 shares to the Optionor until July 6, 2024 and $1,800,000.00 in work commitments over a period of five years until July 6, 2025. The Optionor has been granted a 2.0-per-cent NSR royalty upon commencement of commercial production of which 1.0 per cent can be purchased by the Company for U.S. $850,000.
For further information, please refer to the Company's news releases dated July 21, 2020.
SIGMA LITHIUM RESOURCES CORPORATION ("SGMA")
BULLETIN TYPE: Private Placement- Non-Brokered
TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to a Non-Brokered Private Placement announced on July 27, 2020 and July 31, 2020:
8,285,200 common shares
CDN$2.15 per share
Aggregate CDN$1,247,729 in cash payable to Cormark Securities Inc., National
Bank Financial Inc. and A10 Group.
SKYHARBOUR RESOURCES LTD. ("SYH")
TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to a Non-Brokered Private Placement announced August 18, 2020:
1 Placee
Red Cloud Securities Inc.
$73,500.00 cash; 490,000 warrants
Valid for 3 years from issuance
SPANISH MOUNTAIN GOLD LTD. ("SPA")
BULLETIN TYPE: Private Placement – Non-Brokered
11,904,761 common share units ("Unit"). Each Unit is comprised of one common
share and one common share purchase warrant ("Warrant").
Warrant Price:
$0.60 for a period of two years from the date of issuance.
2176423 Ontario Ltd.
(Eric Sprott)
Pursuant to Corporate Finance Policy 4.1, Section 1.11(d), the Company issued a news release on August 6, 2020 announcing the closing of the private placement and setting out the expiry dates of the hold period(s).
TUDOR GOLD CORP. ("TUD")
Effective at 6:59 a.m. PST, August 19, 2020, trading in the shares of the Company was halted at the request of the Company, for a single stock circuit breaker; this regulatory halt is imposed by Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada, the Market Regulator of the Exchange pursuant to the provisions of Section 10.9(1) of the Universal Market Integrity Rules.
USHA RESOURCES LTD. ("USHA")
TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for expedited filing documentation pertaining to a letter of intent, dated June 3, 2020, between USHA Resources Ltd. (the "Company") and the optionors, AJA Mining LLC and Gold Basin Mining EXP LLC, pursuant to which the Company has the option to acquire a 100% interest in 133 mineral claims located in the Lost Basin Gold Mining District, Mohave County, Arizona, USA. In consideration, the Company will make annual lease payments of US$25,000, issue 1,000,000 shares upon Exchange approval and within three years make a final payment of US$3,000,000; which can be made in cash or with separate Exchange approval in shares.
VANGOLD MINING CORP. ("VGLD")
$0.25 for a two-year period subject to acceleration if the closing price of the
Company's shares equals or exceeds $0.35 per share for 20 consecutive trading
days after the expiry of the hold period, the Company may give notice that the
warrants will expire 30 calendars days after such notice.
Blueberry Capital Corp. (James Anderson)
Myrmikan Gold fund LLC (Daniel Olver)
Aligned Capital Partners Inc. receives 69,999 shares and 67,741 non-
transferrable warrants*
Canaccord Genuity Corp. receives $24,195.50 and 156,100 non-transferrable
warrants*
Echelon Wealth Partners Inc. receives 144,666 and 196,000 non-transferrable
Haywood Securities Inc. receives $1,790.25 and 11,500 non-transferrable
IBK Capital Corp. receives $21,700 and 140,000 non-transferrable warrants*
Leede Jones Gable Inc. receives $10,763.20 and 69,440 non-transferrable
Mackie Research Capital Corporation receives $24,130.40 and 155,680 non-transferrable
PI Financial Corp. receives $3,472.00 and 22,400 non-transferrable warrants*
*Each non-transferable warrant is exercisable for one share at a price of $0.25 for a 24-month period subject to acceleration as above.
Pursuant to Corporate Finance Policy 4.1, Section 1.9(e), the Company issued a news release announcing the closing of the private placement and setting out the expiry dates of the hold period on August 5, 2020 and August 11, 2020. [Note that in certain circumstances the Exchange may later extend the expiry date of the warrants, if they are less than the maximum permitted term.]
WHITE METAL RESOURCES CORP. ("WHM")
20,650,000 non flow-through shares
2,753,571 flow-through shares
$0.05 per non flow-through share
$0.07 per flow-through share
20,650,000 share purchase warrants attached to non flow-through shares to
purchase 20,650,000 additional non flow-through shares
1,376,786 share purchase warrants attached to flow-through shares to purchase
1,376,786 additional non flow-through shares
Michael Stares
f/t
Elliot Strashin
6132987 Ontario Inc. (Sebastien Choquet) receives $4,071.39
1916241 Ontario Inc. (Daniel Boase) receives $3,000
RBC Dominion Securities Inc. receives $6,000
Pursuant to Corporate Finance Policy 4.1, Section 1.9(e), the Company must issue a news release announcing the closing of the private placement and setting out the expiry dates of the hold period(s). The Company must also issue a news release if the private placement does not close promptly. [Note that in certain circumstances the Exchange may later extend the expiry date of the warrants, if they are less than the maximum permitted term.]
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CHINAPINTZA MINING CORP. ("CPA.H")
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ZTR ACQUISITION CORP. ("ZTR.H")
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The World's Largest LGBTQ Travel Organization Speaks Out Against Egypt's Anti-Gay Crackdown
Written by Daniel Villarreal on February 13, 2018
With its ancient historical sites, African cuisine and Red Sea resorts, Egypt remains a popular tourist destination, but tourism has taken a hit since the 2011 Arab Spring revolutions, followed by a more recent massive anti-LGBT crackdown that began when several young people waved a rainbow flag at a Cairo concert in September 2017. Egypt has arrested more than 85 people in the crackdown and the country has since become a current-day battleground for LGBTQ rights, leading a major LGBTQ travel network to speak out against the government's abuses and its effect on Egypt LGBTQ tourism.
John Tanzella, President and CEO of the International Gay and Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA), "the world's leading global travel network dedicated to connecting and educating LGBTQ travelers and the businesses that welcome and support them along the way," recently issued a statement urging Egypt to mitigate its discriminatory policies in the light of its declining reputation.
The statement reads:
The violence perpetuated against the LGBTQ community of Egypt is an affront to human rights and an insult to the tourism industry that supports its numerous historical sites — an industry that includes people of all orientations and gender identities. Data shows, time and again, that destinations endorsing discrimination suffer socially and financially; Egypt needs to rethink its actions if it wants to maintain its standing with global travelers.
Egypt LGBTQ tourism has had a mixed reputation. While LGBTQ tourists are discouraged from public displays of affection and are warned about police who use gay social apps to entrap gay men, same-sex couples can also get single bed accommodations in most mid- to high-end hotels without much ado. But the recent crackdown has made LGBTQ tourists less inclined to visit Egypt.
How discrimination hurts Egypt LGBTQ tourism
"We see that destinations that are not open [to its LGBTQ citizens] do lose tourists from not only the LGBTQ community but also allies to the community," Tanzella says to us in an interview.
His declaration is backed up somewhat by a 2014 Williams Institute study of 39 developing countries which showed that anti-LGBTQ discrimination negatively impacted their economies. Though the study didn't look directly at tourism dollars, its general findings were echoed in a 2017 study concluding that Indonesia's homophobia had cost the island nation up to $12 billion a year. A similar study found that North Carolina's transphobic bathroom bill cost the state an estimated $3.67 billion a year.
IGLTA issued a similar statement on Russia in 2013 when the country passed its discriminatory law banning so-called "gay propaganda." While their goal is to highlight global developments affecting LGBTQ tourism, they also issue these statements as a way to rally allies and corporate global partners against queerphobic policies.
In some cases, such statements can discourage states or countries from attempting to pass anti-LGBTQ legislation, understanding the harm it can wreak on a country's economy and reputation.
"We continue to work with our organizational partners such as the [World Tourism Organization] and other tourism entities around the globe to pressure governments like this to consider the business aspects of negative policies towards groups of individuals," Tanzella says.
He adds that tourists, foreigners and tourism businesses (both in Egypt and abroad) can help affect positive change in Egypt, "By making their voices heard via tourism organizations in their region or globally that stress the need for Egypt or other famous tourist destinations to be open to [LGBTQ] tourism."
"It benefits the citizens, the economy and creates an understanding and appreciation of cultural differences," Tanzella says.
Featured image by Anadolu Agency via Getty Images
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Undergraduate Open Day 2019
Join us for the next undergraduate open day on 29th June 2019.
Performance Scholarships
For 2020 Entry: we are offering twelve Performance Scholarships, worth up to £2000 each, plus London Mayor Scholarships.
Situated right at the heart of one of the world's greatest musical cities, the Department of Music combines world-leading research with exceptional teaching in performance, composition and musicology.
What our students say
Applicants for 2019 entry can find out more about our department and students on our applicant pages.
Welcome to the Department of Music
We offer a stimulating and creative environment in which to study and to develop your musical creativity.
Our facilities for performance, sound recording and composition are outstanding.
Students benefit from private instrumental and vocal lessons from our team of visiting professional musicians, a wide range of classical, contemporary and world music ensembles, two ensembles in residence, workshops with high-profile music industry professionals and a constant flow of visiting musicians and composers who offer masterclasses and workshops.
City was ranked 15th in the UK for Music in the Guardian University Guide 2019.
In the 2018 National Student Survey, the Music Department received a 100% satisfaction rating in teaching, a 97% score for learning resources and an overall satisfaction score of 95%, placing us 5th in the UK for Music.
Find out more about our activities on our blog
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I decided to study at City for the incredible lecturers whose tutelage and advice were unparalleled.
The Music department at City, University of London offers a range of courses at undergraduate, postgraduate taught and research degree level.
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BMus (Hons) Music
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Here is a list of the staff who work in the Department of Music. You can find out more about each member of staff, including their latest publications and their contact details by following the links below.
Dr Newton Armstrong, Senior Lecturer in Composition and BSc Programme Director
Leo Chadburn, Performance Officer
Professor Stephen Cottrell, Professor of Music, MA Programme Director, Director of Music Research Degrees
Dr Aaron Einbond, Senior Lecturer in Music
Will Goring, Technical Director
Dr Alexander Lingas, Reader in Music and BMus Programme Director
Dr Shay Loya, Lecturer in Music
Professor Miguel Mera, Reader in Music and Associate Dean for Research and Enterprise
Joshua Mitchell, Music Technician
Dr Claudia Molitor, Senior Lecturer in Music
Professor Laudan Nooshin, Head of Department
Dr Erik Nyström, Lecturer in Music
Dr Ian Pace, Lecturer and Head of Performance
Dr Tullis Rennie, Lecturer in Music
Professor Rhian Samuel, Emeritus Professor
Professor Denis Smalley, Emeritus Professor
Professor Steve Stanton Emeritus Professor
Visiting Lecturers
Laurie Blundell
Marius Carboni
Drew Crawford
Johan Englund
Dr Adam Harper
Dan Hulme
Edmund Jolliffe
Paul Newis
Robert Percy
Jo Saunders
Stephen Wilford
Ensembles and Ensemble Leaders
Andy Channing
Tim Hooper
Barak Schmool
Shirley Smart
EXAUDI Vocal ensemble
City Pierrot Ensemble
Guest Lecturers, composers and industry specialists
Robert Curgenven
Mari Ohno
Janek Schaefer
James Saunders
Bryn Harrison
Seth Cluett
Marko Ciciliani
Úna Monaghan
Amnon Wolman
Evelyn Ficarra
Honorary Visiting Research Fellows
Spiros Antonopoulos
Graham Griffiths
Honorary Doctorates
Sir Harrison Birtwistle
Sir John Tavaner
Professor Jane Glover
Luciano Berio
Individual Instrumental/Vocal Tuition
We offer free tuition to our BMus students, with highly accomplished professionals who are active in and around London and many of whom also teach at leading conservatoires in the city.
Flute: Alena Lugovkina, Nancy Ruffer
Clarinet: David Campbell
Horn: Julian Faultless
Trumpet: Julie Ryan
Percussion: Chris Brannick
Piano: Laura Roberts, Richard Uttley, Katya Lebedeva, Mark Knoop, Mariko Brown
Organ: Catherine Ennis
Violin: Madeleine Mitchell, Tanja Goldberg, Persephone Gibbs
Viola: Nigel Goldberg
Cello: Alison Moncrieff-Kelly, Shirley Smart
Voice: Ian Kennedy
Saxophone: Martin Hathaway
Trumpet: Rory Simmons
Guitar: Christopher Montague
Bass guitar: Tom Mason
Drums: Pat Davey
Double Bass: Michele Montolli
Piano: Nick Ramm.
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The facilities at City include a flexible Performance Space, rehearsal rooms, an ensemble room, Balinese and Javanese Gamelan, the main Recording Studio (Audient), two recording/mix studios (Neve, SSL), three composition/surround studios and Mac Labs. Most studios are equipped with either 5.1 or 8.1 Genelec systems. All of the studios are equipped for sound editing, processing and mixing, and are equipped to deliver multi-track recording and mixing to a professional standard. As well as general software such as Logic, Sibelius and Pro Tools, these studios are equipped with Native Instruments Komplete, Ableton live, Max and IRCAM.
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Find out more about our studios
The recording studio is equipped to deliver multitrack recording and mixing to a professional standard. Following a recent refurbishment, the studio is now equipped with Protools HD (24/24), and an Audient 8024 36 channel in-line analogue console. For the more digitally minded, we also have Euphonix MC Control and MC mix.
The Mac pro is housed in a separate machine room, and has Logic, Protools HD, Native Instruments Komplete and VSL Sound Cube (full version) installed, as well as numerous stand alone effects plugins such as Altiverb. Outboard effects and processing include Maselec MLA-2, Drawmer 1969, Lexicon PCM80 and TC Finalizer.
All the studios at City University London have access to a large array of microphones, including Neumann U87, AKG414s and Soundfield ST450. Please use the download link below for a full list of microphones available.
The room itself is analyzed and acoustically treated to a high standard. It adjoins, and has line of sight with via control room windows, a vocal booth, a larger live room, and our large acoustically treated performance area. This enables recordings of anything, ranging from solo instruments, right up to large ensembles and orchestras. Download the equipment list.
Neve and SSL Rooms
The Neve (Genesys Black) and SSL (AWS 948) rooms are equipped to a very high standard with equipment used in many commercial recording studios. These rooms can be used for a variety of purposes, including mixing, mastering, multitrack recording and film and electroacoustic composition. The SSL room has a large array of outboard equipment and keyboards, which can by viewed by downloading the equipment lists.
Composition studio
The composition studios include three surround (8.1 / 5.1) studios, one of which is dedicated to film and live electronics work, and three stereo composition studios, all equipped for sound editing, processing and mixing. As well as general software such as Logic, Sibelius and Protools, these studios are equipped with Native Instruments Komplete, Ableton Live, Max PSP and VSL (full version).
All rooms are spectrum analysed, soundproofed and acoustically treated to a very high standard. These rooms are intended for film scoring, electronic music composition and general pre/post production work.
All rooms are spectrum analysed, soundproofed and acoustically treated to a very high standard. Recent work created by students and staff in the composition studios has included multichannel compositions, music for dance, data sonifications, works for instruments and live electronics, digital instrument and software design, interactive audiovisual environments, and Foley, dubbing, sound design and music scoring for film.
The studios and Performance Space are managed and maintained by full-time technical director Will Goring, and a full-time technician. Technicians also provide specialist workshops for students in mixing and mastering techniques.
Module: Sound Recording and Studio Techniques
The undergraduate elective module 'Sound Recording and Studio Techniques' allows BMus students to learn how to use the studio for both classical and popular multi-track recording and mixing. The module is delivered by professional sound engineers Will Goring and Paul Newis.
Meet Cleo, a student at City who has gone on to be a sound engineer, working at some of the UK's most exciting festivals. Find out what she loved about her studies with us and discover our outstanding music facilities.
Alexandra George
Alexandra George graduated with a BMus from City in 2012.
Celebrating Music education at City University London
2015 marked 40 years of music education at City. The first Music degree course was launched in 1975 with a small cohort of excited students. During the first few weeks of the new term, Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' was released and the Sex Pistols played their first gig down the road at St. Martin's School of Art.
From the outset the Department was concerned with music in contemporary multicultural and technological society, the approach was global and interdisciplinary, all set in the thriving musical life of London. Performance was at the heart of the Undergraduate curriculum. Nowadays everyone claims to be 'global' in reach and 'interdisciplinary' in outlook, so it is hard to imagine how groundbreaking this approach was, but City has always been a place of innovation and risk taking.
There have been many changes over the years. Flares have been replaced with skinny jeans, for example. UK Higher Education has become an altogether different place. In the academic year 1970-71, there were 621,000 students at University; while in 2007-08 there were 2.5 million students in Higher Education in the UK.
What has remained constant is the rigour of our Music degree programmes which nourish the mind and the soul, the care and attention we give to our students, the enthusiasm and success of our graduates, and our determination to ensure that Music is a vital part of a modern society.
City's heritage in electronic & electroacoustic music
The studios remain integral to many of City's offerings in music, at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. In recent years the Department of Music's strong heritage in electronic and electroacoustic music has expanded to encompass a broad range of contemporary practices, including: composition for moving images, live and interactive electronics, interdisciplinary and intermedia work, and music combining instrumental and electronic resources. City's BMus, MA Music, PhD and staff composers continue to make an impact in contemporary music and sound art at national and international levels.
The Sound Studios at City, University of London were established by Simon Emmerson (now Professor of Music, Technology and Innovation at De Montfort University) at the foundation of City's Music Department in 1975. Since then the Studios have played a major role in the development of electronic and electroacoustic musics, producing generations of leading composers and researchers in these fields.
Since their inauguration the studios have moved and undergone refurbishment several times. In 1990 Peter Gabriel formally opened the newly constructed studios in the College Building, and in 2007 the studios were refurbished once again to their current high specification.
Professor Emmerson served as Director of the Studios from 1975-2004. Denis Smalley joined City in 1994 and served as Director of the Studios from 2004 until his retirement as Emeritus Professor in 2009.
Full-time faculty members (past and present)
Dr Laurie Radford, (2005-8)
Dr Katharine Norman (2009-10)
Dr Newton Armstrong (2009-present)
Professor Miguel Mera (2009-present)
Dr Diana Salazar (2013-2015)
Dr Aaron Einbond (2016-present)
Dr Claudia Molitor (2016-present)
Dr Tullis Rennie (2016-present)
Prof Simon Emmerson
Prof Denis Smalley
The Studios have also hosted a number of eminent visiting professors including (among others)
Iannis Xenakis (Gresham Professor of Music, 1975)
John Chowning
Francis Dhomont
Jonty Harrison
R. Murray Schafer
PhD Alumni of the City Sound Studios
Numerous postgraduate research students who worked in the City Sound Studios during their doctoral studies have gone on to receive recognition in prestigious international contemporary music competitions and festivals. Many have experienced substantial success as composers, sound artists, writers and/or software developers, and several now hold research and teaching posts in academic institutions around the world.
What our students say...
"I enjoy the diversity of areas we can choose to study, from ethnomusicology through to classical, but also that I can really focus on my creative work for my major projects. I chose composition and performance."
Anna, year 3 student
"The performance opportunities in the department are outstanding, both solo performance and the wide range of ensembles, workshops, concerts and other activities."
Leo, year 3 student
"The studio facilities are amazing. They are the latest you could have. Plus, the fact that you can patch from any space, such as the gamelan room, into the recording studio makes for a great many possibilities when it comes to multi track recording."
Catherine, year 2 student
"If you're into composition, any genre, then you're totally spoilt with a regular composition forum, world-leading visitors from film composers through to sound artist, and lots of opportunities to have your pieces workshopped by professionals. It's been very inspiring."
Vincent, year 3 student
Find out more about our alumni and what they think about studying Music at City, University of London.
Alex Talbot
James Welburn
Harriet Riley
Alex de Lacey
Claire Rebecca Bannister
Jordan Barnes
Chris Reading
Planning your time around composing, writing and other activities is a valuable skill in itself.
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