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FACTS 2018
PATRONS 2018
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THE ARTISTS 2018
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READ WHAT THE ARTISTS SAY ABOUT THE 2018 EXHIBITIONS
"Right from the first phone call I received from Barbara asking me to participate in the project of The Travelling Art Gallery, I knew something special was about to happen. At that stage I just entered the European market with some shows in Italy, and I welcomed the prospect of expanding into Germany.
I was blown away by their professionalism, punctuality and respect. It is a rare experience to find such diligence and passion combined with the ability to get things done.
The Travelling Art Gallery came along at a very opportune time for me, boosting my career and providing me with the means to grow and develop a more refined and established voice.
There is such a fragile symbiosis between artist and gallery, and if it is handled correctly by both parties, it can become a pulse of possibility: enabling, strengthening, encouraging!
The Travelling Art Gallery has an innate ability to discern the voice of the artist and the passion and drive to bring that voice to the world, combined with an absolute love for all things South African. That is the highest praise I can give."
CORNÉ THERON
" The Travelling Art Gallery has exposed my artworks to the world, it humbles me to see people appreciating and admiring my works irrespective of their country, cultures or language. It says to me that the message I'm conveying through the arts is being received by the audiences.
Personally I'm growing in the right direction all Thanks to the TAG experience.
I take pride in having been part of the experience & I am happy to continue partnering with the initiative."
SEMI LUBISI
"#TTAG2018 was a life changing experience, to gain exposure in the German art market was a long-time dream realized. I am eternally grateful to The Travelling Art Gallery, Barbara & Florian for their amazing vision and hard work."
CORNÉ EKSTEEN
AN ARTISTS' INITIATIVE
The Travelling Art Gallery is an artists' initiative and driven by some incredible talent from South Africa.
Below are some of the artists that are part of The Travelling Art Gallery 2018 in Germany. In total there are works of twelve different artists that will be travelling with us:
Andrew Ntsabele
Sizwe Khoza
Edward Selematsela
Michaela Rinaldi
Justice Mathonsi
Lebohang Sithole
Ramarutha Makoba
David Kuijers
Susan Proctor Hume
Andrew Ntshabele
Artist Andrew Ntshabele lives and works in the inner city of Johannesburg, and his art is informed by this environment. His mixed media paintings – a fusion of collage and acrylic –depict what he sees and lives with every day.
Andrew was born in the small rural town of Moruleng in the North West province but moved with his family to the city at a young age. He studied art at the University of Johannesburg and was awarded his BTech degree, majoring in painting, in 2013.
"I have lived in Johannesburg since the age of four and have witnessed its physical, socio-economic and political changes post-Apartheid," he explains. "I still live in the inner city where I'm confronted by poverty, pollution and urban decay every day. I'm interested in the people who live in this environment, in the negative effects of rapid urbanisation and how they put a strain on the people I encounter and interact with daily."
Andrew's work investigates the social predicament of the city to understand the root causes of the current inner city decay. "My work is a social commentary on the socio-economic challenges that the majority of black South Africans face in a post-colonial South Africa. My focal subject matter is often the pollution and rubbish amongst which the inner city residents live, which is why my paintings incorporate more than one medium. They're a fusion of collage and acrylic paint and are produced from photographs I take on my daily travels around the inner city and its outskirts."
Sizwe Khoza was born in Mozambique but moved to Johannesburg as a child. He attended Saturday classes at a printmaking studio and art training facility while in school, and went on to study there, graduating as one of the top students in his class in 2012. After serving a residency at William Humphrey Art Gallery in Kimberley under the mentorship of Dumisani Mabaso, he returned to Johannesburg where he teaches art and works as an artist.
Twice a year Sizwe travels to Mozambique where he takes photographs that inspire his work. He specialises in monotype and combined printmaking techniques and has had numerous exhibitions.
"My work started as a comparison between a game of chess and my background," he says. "In chess, the King has to be protected, and other pieces are sacrificed to do this. In recent years I've focused a lot on the Queens – the women in my life – and the Pawns, and have now introduced other pieces, like the Rooks, Bishops and Knights, who also played a major role around me. I focus on portraits to tell the story from the eyes and facial expressions. I use monotypes as a way to express the fact that life itself never repeats, but actions do repeat almost like a rhyme. As in the game of chess, you can't make the same move twice, but the game will be played again and again with similar actions and consequences."
"I'm also intrigued by how kids live life, enjoy each moment without worry about tomorrow, living with joy and wonder for all the things around them."
Corné Theron was born in Worcester in the Western Cape in 1974. She matriculated in Bloemfontein and went on to study law at the University of the Orange Free State, graduating in 1997 with an LLB, after which she married and moved to Swellendam. She currently lives on a wine farm in the Breedekloof.
She practised as a conveyancer for two years but resigned to explore other areas of self-expression. She started taking art classes at Rust and Vrede Gallery in Durbanville and subsequently participated in two group exhibitions there and hosted several private exhibitions. She was chosen as one of 10 artists for the Fresh Talent exhibition held by the Crouse Art Gallery. She has sold a number of paintings to clients in various parts of the country and overseas.
She describes herself as contemporary neo-optical artist. In her abstract figures, she often portrays images of women who find themselves underwater. "I examine our reactions to environments that are foreign to our natural abilities and control," explains Corné. "I experiment with different types of glass as filters to create my images. I enjoy exploring the fact that our eyes are not developed to see underwater, so the images are blurred. I use water as a metaphor for our subconscious. A neuropsychiatrist friend of mine calls the subconscious our stored memory. Most of our reactions stem from our 'programming'. I am fascinated by the way we mostly react towards each other without first logically thinking about it and reasoning about it. The sources of our influence and the way it impacts us, in terms of our individuality and the way we relate to each other, motivates my work."
Edward Selematsela was born in the rural area of Modjadji in Limpopo. He studied business and art at Eastside College (now Johannesburg College) in Troyeville before starting a fine arts degree at the University of South Africa.
He met the late Dulcie Robinson, an esteemed Johannesburg artist, in the 1990s and she became his mentor, encouraging him and promoting his art. Together they also founded the Little Artist School in downtown Johannesburg in 1995. The project began in an orphanage to provide an activity for the children after school but soon reached out further to other disadvantaged children. Deutsche Bank has sponsored the Little Artist School since 2004 and it has grown in stature, producing many notable South African artists over the years. Edward still volunteers his time at the school, where he teaches and mentors students.
In 1997 Edward received the merit of excellence award from the French Culture Centre in Pessac, Bordeaux. He was also awarded top honours in the Black Like Us competition in 2007. His paintings focus on rural Limpopo and the pride, humanity and simple life of its people.
Many companies and individuals from across the world have invested in Edward's art, including Vox United in the USA, the South African Embassy in Madagascar, Deutsche Bank, the Johannesburg Metropolitan Council, Wright Rose-Innes, the Development Bank of South Africa and the University of Johannesburg.
For Michaela Rinaldi, art was a love and passion since early childhood. However, she never pursued it after school because starting a family required a steady income. But when she resigned from her job in sales in 2010, she decided to follow her heart and start painting.
"My art is my process," she says. "A journey of growth through painting. An awakening of consciousness through my gift and a therapy that I'm compelled to go to daily and relentlessly."
Self-taught, Michaela works primarily in acrylics, charcoal and ink but loves to experiment.
"I am constantly finding new techniques and new ways of expressing myself. I am following no rules, no set format or trying to please. I paint from the heart, truth is my only way. I am not concerned with proportion or perfection. I capture a feeling."
"If you were to look at my art you would probably describe it as Abstract Figurative, but that is only what the eyes see. I paint from a place of feeling, the pieces are not literal, but all come from a deep place within. I would encourage you to look at my paintings with your heart, rather than your eyes. Don't be concerned with my story, what is yours? How does the painting make you feel? What emotions and feelings does it stir in you? How does it resonate with you?"
"If you can look at the piece in this way, the painting will take on a whole new life, different from person to person. A personal and intimate experience. If I can achieve this in you, then my piece is complete."
Justice Mathonsi's work explores the lives of the people who raised him, showing the connection between his life and his relatives. Born in Soweto in 1987 but raised in rural Limpopo, he specialises in lino reduction and works as an artist and printmaker.
"My body of work pays homage to the many women who raised me," he says. "I grew up in a rural area called Ribugwani in Limpopo. I was raised by the elderly women in my community who became my grandmothers. Under their guidance, I learned about Tsonga values and culture and how to be a man."
"My body of work consists of large-scale portraits of these individual women to emphasise their importance in my life and within the community. My portraits are very detailed and show the elements of time, age, history and knowledge evident in the lines of their faces. The large portraits confront the viewer to acknowledge the huge role these women play in raising children, which is often not recognised in our society. They are humble women elevated to an important status through my mark making, and the pattern pays homage to my Tsonga roots. I see this body of work as a record of my family tree."
Corné Eksteen was born in Zastron in the Free State. He studied towards a BA in Fine Art at the University of Pretoria and at the University of South Africa, then spent several years working in related fields, from menswear design to interior decorating and digital design. He now lives in Durban and has been actively working and exhibiting as a visual artist since 1996.
His work relies on both figurative and abstract painting traditions in the creation of pieces that not only represent the physical appearance of his sitters, but also reflects on and explores their inner life and state of mind. "The works attempt to visually dissect and deconstruct the subject matter in the pursuit of an understanding of the dynamics and transient nature of the 21st century psyche," he says. "They are intended to evoke discussion on the idea of personal identity as a series of disjointed concepts in a continuous state of flux. A search for new archetypes for the 21st century."
Works are created through a process that include several sessions with a sitter, followed by digital manipulation of reference materials before the actual painting is started. Paintings are created using several often experimental techniques and rely on finding a balance between the transparent and opaque, dark and light, the controlled and the expressive. The completed images are seemingly simplistic, but confront on many levels with their raw emotional complexity.
Lebohang Sithole was born on the East Rand, north-east of Johannesburg, where he still lives. After five years of studying professional printmaking, he had his first solo exhibition, entitled 'Intathakusa' ('Before the sun rises') in 2016.
While he's predominantly known for his printmaking, Lebohang also works in other mediums, including soft pastels, acrylics and charcoal. In his printmaking, he combines drypoint with monoprint to create unique prints.
His subject matter is inspired by his grandfather, who was a musician. "My grandfather was the lead singer and organist for the Amajembe Jazz Band and I was born the same day he died. Almost everything that my grandfather did during his lifetime is closely paralleled with the things that I do in my life," he explains. "When I visit my grandfather's house I get the feeling I have lived there, when I touch his instruments, I feel I have played them, when I look at his photograph, I see myself. Looking at my grandfather's strength and belief in who he was has encouraged me as an artist. I believe that one person can inherit a something special from a family member and be recognised as that person. My work is dedicated to him."
Children are also a strong theme in Lebohang's work. "I like to explore images of children. In every family, country and race that a child is born into, the environment influences the development of that child, and determines who he or she becomes. Children are a symbol of growth, resulting in a defining perspective of 'I am what I am because I am determined by the way I have grown up'."
Ramarutha Makoba was born in Soweto in 1984 where he grew up in Diepkloof Zone 3 and 4. From an early age he loved watching cartoons and used to draw his favourite characters. His father was a good artist but treated art as a hobby. It was his grandmother who was the first person to encourage Ramarutha to take his art seriously.
When Ramarutha was 13, he attended art classes at a local community centre where Chris Molefe had a profound influence on his work. He later attended workshops at the Johannesburg Art Gallery and completed a two-year course at FUBA (Federated Union of Black Artists). He has also completed a three-year professional printmaking programme, where he received certificates of excellence for his work.
He is now Head Teacher at the Little Artist School, a Johannesburg-based project that creates an opportunity for disadvantaged youth to attend art classes and to learn a skill, and continues to produce unique works that combine print processes, painting and charcoal.
"Scratching into the plate allows me to create an image that reflects a time and place that is close to me," says Ramarutha. "My work deals with social ignorance and the hardship of people with few resources. The works express a personal story of my relationship with my community."
Semi Lubisi grew up in Ivory Park to the east of Johannesburg. He started drawing when he was at primary school, where he says one of his teachers changed his life when he bought him a drawing book. After school he went on to study electrical engineering, but dropped out and instead went back to his drawings. "I knew this is what I was meant to do from a young age," he says.
Semi has no formal art education. He taught himself how to draw from reading art books and admiring the work of other artists. "I learn everyday from every stroke; every critic is an opportunity to develop," he says.
As a fine artist, Semi specialises in street scenes. "My inspiration is derived from the everyday lives of ordinary South Africans, from children playing in the townships to the normal ambience of ordinary citizen's movements." He used watercolours, charcoal, ink and acrylics for his drawings, and sometimes collage.
He gained a Top 100 Certification at the Thami Mnyele Fine Art Awards in 2017 and is a member of ART@Zoo Lake. "It inspires me when local and international customers enjoy my work and that motivates me to continue to work even harder and share my talent with the world."
David Kuijers was born in Vanderbijlpark near Johannesburg of Dutch immigrant parents. His father was a part-time artist who painted under the pseudonym B. Arteld. Surrounded from a very young age by art materials and books, art was always going to be a part of his life. He completed his schooling at the Art, Music and Ballet School (now ProArte) in Pretoria, with a distinction in Graphics and the "Best Painter" award for the year.
He went on to earn a diploma in Graphic Design at the Cape Teknikon (now the Cape Peninsula University of Technology) where he majored in Illustration, and received the Merit Award for 1989 on graduating.
After freelancing as a designer/illustrator for some years, he received some large commissions, which helped to ease his transition to working as a full-time artist in 1999. These commissions included work for The President Hotel in Bantry Bay, The Radisson Blu at the V&A Waterfront, the Mediclinic Private Hospital Group and Tiger Foods.
In 2002 a book, entitled 'David Kuijers Paints the Town' was published in Cape Town. In 2004 he worked with British Publishers, DeMontford Fine Art and was included in their 'Ultimate Collection' of that year.
David currently lives in Greyton with his wife and three children. He works in a variety of styles and techniques, broadly separated (by himself) into four categories according to the techniques employed. He is known for his fun and playful style and work that incorporates clean cut lines and vibrant colours.
Susan Proctor Hume grew up in Johannesburg immersed in artistic culture. Her mother Marta Proctor, who she describes as one of her greatest creative influencers, was a painter, sculptor, ceramicist and poet. However, Susan never formally studied art and says she only picked up a palette knife in 2014 when a stress-induced illness sparked a need to pursue a more artistic direction.
Before turning to art, Susan had a successful career in interior design where she worked in the corporate and commercial design sector. Some of her blue-chip clients included the US Embassy, Johnson & Johnson and SAB.
The mother of two says that she paints completely from her heart and is inspired by nature, politics, religion, colour / tone, romance, faces and world events. "I use life experiences and inspiration from my travels and love for all things natural," she says. "I make notes and do sketches in my journal, and photograph textured surfaces and objects all the time."
Much of her work is a social commentary and she produces art that offers a controversial view of world affairs. While her early work was largely oil on canvas, she has branched into mixed media and is using found objects in her work. She says her style can best be described as abstract expressionism.
Susan lives in Cape Town and has exhibited both in the Western Cape and internationally, most notably at New International Artists in Carrousel du Louvre in Paris, as well as in Rotterdam, London and Oxford. She has a growing list of sought-after patrons and her paintings are in homes in Australia, France, the US and UK as well as in South Africa.
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ASIC's views on stub equity: one year into new rules
30 September 2021 | Australia
Legal Briefings – By Malika Chandrasegaran and Mia Harrison-Kelf
One year after adopting new rules for stub equity scrip consideration in takeovers and schemes, ASIC has emphasised its view that target directors and experts should be including a recommendation or opinion on stub equity scrip consideration or giving reasons why no opinion is provided.
ASIC has provided guidance on its view of best practice disclosure for stub equity arrangements.
ASIC's view is that target directors and experts should include a recommendation or opinion on stub equity scrip consideration or an explanation as to why no opinion is provided.
Last year, ASIC adopted new rules regarding stub equity offers in takeovers and schemes, banning the use of proprietary companies in stub equity deals but allowing stub equity to be offered in Australian public companies with compulsory custodian arrangements (subject to anti-avoidance measures to prevent the proprietary company restriction being circumvented).
DISCLOSURE BEST PRACTICE
A year on, and following a number of stub equity transactions in the market under these new rules, ASIC has used its latest Corporate Finance Update to restate its view on best practice disclosure of stub equity arrangements.
ASIC has confirmed its position that:
target company directors should include a recommendation, and the expert (if applicable) should include a valuation and opinion, on the stub equity scrip consideration, which should be clearly and prominently disclosed in the scheme booklet;
the disclosure document should clearly set out the terms of the stub equity (including any mandatory custodial arrangements and securityholder agreement), the rights and protections available to target shareholders who elect to receive stub equity (compared with the rights and protections currently available), and the risks associated with accepting stub equity consideration; and
where the directors or expert do not provide an opinion on the stub equity scrip consideration, the reasons why no opinion is provided should be clearly disclosed.
Stub equity provides bidders and target shareholders a choice between a cash exit and continued exposure to the target business, as well as greater structuring and funding flexibility. Following the adoption of the new ASIC rules on stub equity scrip, the market continues to see stub equity transactions, which are often complex and subject to various market and transaction-specific factors. In this context, it may not always be possible for directors and experts to provide a recommendation or opinion, and it will be important for disclosure documents to address the reasons for this to meet ASIC's expectations on disclosure.
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Q: throwing a custom exception if a rest method(such as get,put) is hit which is still not implemented? I am developing a Rest Spring boot application and I have my code as
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As of now I am implementing only POST method in Rest, Is there any generic way to throw a custom exception if a method other than POST(like get put) is hit by the clients.
If I throw servlet exception will it fulfill my requirement,If yes how do I implement it.

A: You can extend ResponseEntityExceptionHandler in the class where you used @ControllerAdvice, which by default handles all known http exceptions. In your class you can override handleHttpRequestMethodNotSupported method and return your custom message. No need to create custom exception.

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Forum Highlights Need for Multi-National Oil, Gas Development Regulation
Ellen Lockyer, Alaska Public Media
A forum in downtown Anchorage Tuesday highlighted the need for a new look at multi-national regulatory systems which deal with oil and gas development. Dr. Betsy Baker, with the Vermont Law School Institute for Energy and the Environment, addressed the Institute of the North as part of the Institute's Week of the Arctic program. Dr. Baker authored a paper focusing on U.S. and Canadian oil and gas regulations – with an emphasis on how they compare with one another and how they line up with the Arctic Council's Arctic Offshore Oil and Gas Guidelines. Dr. Baker and her colleagues began their research into the differences in regulations before the disastrous Deepwater Horizon spill of last year.
Dr. Baker is the lead on a white paper series which compares regulations for offshore development in Canada, Greenland, the U.S. and the Russian federations. She says there's a number of areas in which the U.S. and Canada can coordinate or "harmonize" their regulations, but in other areas they have opposite approaches.
Dr.Baker says "harmonization" does not mean making all regulations identical, but aims to make selected rules on both sides of the US-Canada boundary more uniform. Her paper is aimed at offering tools to regulators to help them identify which areas are the best candidates for harmonization.
She says the role of industry standards is an important component in reaching more uniform oil and gas regulation, but that the U.S. and Canada have differing ways of incorporating those standards into a regulatory regime.
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Q: Missing keyword from CREATE VIEW The question for the section is:
Create a view called TITLE_UNAVAIL to show the movie titles and media_id of the media not returned yet. The view should not allow any DML operations.
This is for Oracle SQL. The columns are in 2 separate tables which is why I used a JOIN but every time I run the code, I keep receiving an ORA-00905:missing keyword error
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW view_title_unavail
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by Christie D'Agostino | Sep 5, 2020 | coronavirus, COVID-19, New Jersey COVID-19 nursing homes, New Jersey nursing home abuse, nursing home deaths
Are PA, NJ COVID nursing home deaths out of control? According to an article last week in the Philadelphia Inquirer, the U.S. Justice Department is considering pursuing a civil rights investigation into COVID-related nursing home deaths in certain states, New Jersey and Pennsylvania among them.
At issue is a directive put forth by each of these states—which also include New York and Michigan—requiring nursing home facilities to admit patients who were confirmed or suspected to be infected with COVID-19. In an effort to determine if this guidance contributed to the rapid spread of the coronavirus in long-term care facilities in the early months of the pandemic, officials have requested the governors of the states in question to hand over all coronavirus data relating to state-run nursing homes. Pennsylvania has 27 such public nursing homes, and New Jersey runs 11. The Justice Department looks to discern whether or not the state officials running these homes violated the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act.
The requested information, as outlined in a letter sent to each governor, includes:
The number of residents, staff members, and visitors to state-run nursing homes who contracted the coronavirus, regardless of where they might have contracted it
The number of COVID-infected public nursing home residents, staff members, and visitors who died from the virus, including those who perished after having been transferred from the nursing home to another location
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The number of COVID-positive persons accepted into a state-run nursing home from another facility or location during the period the guidance or orders were in effect
While both Gov. Tom Wolf of Pennsylvania and Gov. Phil Murphy of New Jersey have agreed to respond to the request for data, the governors also defended the guidance they issued to facilities early on in the pandemic, claiming that the policies were intended to keep hospital beds open in the event of a surge of COVID cases. PA Health Secretary Rachel Levine went on to say that, according to epidemiologists, the spread of COVID-19 to nursing homes is directly related to its prevalence in nearby communities, and that no evidence exists linking the government guidance to any deaths.
The department's inquiry echoes recent criticism by Republicans in the U.S. Congress and the PA State Legislature of Pennsylvania's guidance to admit COVID patients to nursing homes. According to the Inquirer, New Jersey was also flooded by similar inquiries, and the concern in regard to both states stems from the possibility that taking on COVID patients put healthy nursing home residents at risk.
A number of factors have situated long-term care facilities as especially vulnerable to the coronavirus pandemic. Aged residents, many of whom have underlying health conditions, live in close quarters with one another, making them not only susceptible to contracting COVID-19, but also in a weak position to overcome it. The facilities' inability to contain the rampant spread of the virus has compounded the problem. As a result, the virus's heaviest tolls have taken place within long-term care facilities. In New Jersey, the nearly 8,000 nursing home deaths comprise about half of the state's total COVID-related deaths, while Pennsylvania's over 5,000 COVID nursing home deaths amount to two-thirds.
According to the Inquirer, the Justice Department's focus on Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Michigan, and New York stems from these states' high per-capita death rate from COVID. While the department has yet to reach any conclusions regarding the matter, officials say that, should an investigation develop under federal law, they will pursue it.
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How much does an AC-130J cost?
It has twice the munitions capacity of the AC-130H. Although the AC-130U conducts some operations in daylight, most of its combat missions are conducted at night. The AC-130H's unit cost is US$132.4 million, and the AC-130U's cost is $190 million (fiscal 2001 dollars).
What is a AC-130J Ghostrider?
The AC-130J Ghostrider's primary missions are close air support, air interdiction and armed reconnaissance. The AC-130J provides ground forces an expeditionary, direct-fire platform that is persistent, ideally suited for urban operations and delivers precision low-yield munitions against ground targets.
How fast does AC 130 have to go to take off?
The Air Force Research Laboratory funded Lockheed and Boeing demonstrators for the Speed Agile concept, which had the goal of making a STOL aircraft that can take off and land at speeds as low as 70 kn (130 km/h; 81 mph) on airfields less than 2,000 ft (610 m) long and cruise at Mach 0.8-plus.
How many AC-130J are there?
37 AC-130J
AC-130J Ghostrider is a modified version of the MC-130J aircraft. The AC-130J Ghostrider completed its maiden test flight in January 2014. The USAF is procuring a total of 37 AC-130J Ghostrider aircraft.
What guns are on the AC-130J?
Even without the AHEL, the AC-130J has an expansive arsenal. This includes a 105-mm howitzer, as well as a smaller 30-mm GAU-23/A Bushmaster cannon. The aircraft can also carry a range of precision-guided munitions, including the AGM-114 Hellfire missile and the GBU-39/B Small Diameter Bomb (SDB), under their wings.
Will the AC-130 be replaced?
AC-130J Ghostrider, a modified version of the MC-130J aircraft, is the replacement for the AC-130H/U aircraft of the US Air Force. Lockheed Martin will deliver 37 AC-130J Ghostrider aircraft to the Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) by 2021.
What is the most powerful gunship?
The AC-130 is the world's biggest flying artillery gunship, nicknamed "Hell in the Sky." With three side-firing weapons—a 25mm gatling gun, a 40mm Bofors cannon, and a 105mm howitzer—it's easy to see why it got its name.
How much fuel does AC 130 burn hourly?
How much fuel does AC 130 burn hourly? Typically the APU or Auxillery Power Unit uses or burns between 200 and 500 pounds of fuel per hour (PPH). The C-130E/H carries 6,700 gallons of fuel in six integral wing tanks.
How many AC 130J are there?
Can a scraped knee be treated at home?
Scraped knees usually occur when you fall or rub your knee against a rough surface. It's not often a serious injury and can usually be treated at home. However, there are some precautions to take so a scraped knee doesn't become infected. Read on to learn how to safely treat a scraped knee at home.
When do you fall do you get a scraped knee?
Scraped knees are a common injury, but they're also relatively easy to treat. Scraped knees usually occur when you fall or rub your knee against a rough surface.
What are the signs of a scraped knee?
Signs of an infected scraped knee. The scrape has the potential to become infected. Continue to monitor the scrape for infection as it heals. If you notice signs of infection, contact your doctor as soon as possible. Signs of infection may include: yellow or green drainage from the wound. worsening redness near the wound.
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"Salmon Beyond Borders is extremely pleased to see that Alaska leaders are united in calling on the U.S. federal government to utilize all international tools available to support and defend the livelihoods of the peoples and governments of Alaska from Canada's large-scale mines upstream in British Columbia (B.C.).
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In one of our prvious tutorials we showed you how to draw a whale. In this lesson we continue this theme and want to tell you how to draw a killer whale.
Draw a large oval as a guide for the massive body of our killer whale. Next, outline the head, tail and fin location lines.
Now thicken the tail and fins. Note that the pectoral fins are slightly rounded.
Erase all the auxiliary guidelines, draw out the draw of the whale with clear and smooth lines.
Now draw a round eye and patterns on the killer whale's body.
Now paint the desired areas of the pattern on the body of the killer whale. Do not forget to add shadows to make the whale more realistic.
In this lesson we gave you the basic principles of how to draw a killer whale. It is very important not to forget that in our lessons we give the basic principles of drawing. Using the principles from our article try to draw this animal in most different poses and from different angles. And at the very end of the lesson, the most important advice for artists, especially for beginners artists. The main thing in drawing is practice. The more you practice drawing, the better your drawing abilities become.


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Philadelphia Union changed the narrative against Atlanta with one masterful corner kick
Breaking down the Union's first goal in Atlanta that opened the game up for the visitors
By Greg Oldfield@GregOldfield21 May 3, 2021, 4:11pm EDT
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The Philadelphia Union took more than three away goals from Atlanta in the first leg of their Concacaf Champions League quarterfinal last week. They also took a piece of Atlanta's dignity, reducing the Five Stripes into Four.
Outplayed for much of the first half, withstanding barrage after barrage of Jürgen Damn and Marcelino Moreno down the flanks and the overall speed and intensity of Atlanta's attack, the Union escaped with a 0-0 score going into the break thanks to numerous big saves from Andre Blake. But when the second half opened with a bit of the same one-sidedness, the Union dug deep into their training ground tricks and pulled out a piece of magic with a well-executed corner in the 57th minute that knocked the breath from every Atlanta fan in Mercedes-Benz Stadium and stole the psychological edge from a team that likely deserved more. The Union changed the momentum of the game, the tie, and perhaps even their season with a crushing goal that may go down as the biggest in club history to date.
The Union's corner followed a successful foray into Atlanta's penalty area. Przybylko, who would have earned Man of the Match honors in any game if not for Blake's heroics, found a pocket of space at the top of box and nearly rolled a through ball from Jamiro Monteiro past Brad Guzan for the game's opener. The real damage occurred less than a minute later when he tapped home a redirected header from Jakob Glesnes to silence the home crowd.
⚽ Goal @PhilaUnion !
The away team strikes first! Kacper Przybylko scores the opener! | #SCCL21 pic.twitter.com/9CLaZDmBgi
— Scotiabank Concacaf Champions League (@TheChampions) April 28, 2021
The goal, one of two on the night for Przybylko, who has three goals in three Concacaf games, exemplified the many ways in which the Union can batter an opponent. Jim Curtin wants his team to be aggressive on the counter-press and push the ball forward after turnovers, but whenever the Union see that space at the front of the six on corners, they attack with a low-driven ball, hoping for a redirected header to squeak through traffic to runners on the far post. Last season, Przybylko scored the same exact goal against D.C. United on August 29, and the Union almost took a second-half lead off a similar design in the late-season 2-1 loss to Columbus. In a number of games, the cross either missed the target or the header never made it to the back post, but the set-piece was always dangerous.
This one struck at the perfect time with a lethal amount of venom. Before Kai Wagner took the kick, Atlanta had the Union outnumbered eight defenders against six attackers, with two of those defenders covering the front post and top of the six. Alejandro Bedoya was the main target on the front six last year, but so far this season Jakob Glenses has been all but perfect in his aerial duels and was the target in the Union's near-goal against Columbus in the season opener from a similar form of misdirection. Glesnes beat his mark from the jump, attacked the open space, and reached Wagner's accurate cross with a diving header angled down with enough force to catch the defenders flat-footed.
At the time of Glesnes' header, every Atlanta defender was watching the ball, which allowed Przybylko and Jack Elliott to slip into the back post anticipating that deflection.
Sergio Santos had a role in the goal as well. The Brazilian striker jump-started the Union attack as soon as he was introduced after halftime for Cory Burke and put the Atlanta defenders under pressure with his pace and ability to maneuver. In this goal, he did the dirty work, sealing off one Atlanta defender and goalkeeper Brad Guzan and forming a lane for Glesnes' header to get through. With Santos' physical presence, Guzan had no chance of challenging for the ball.
Przybylko still had to finish. The ball took a generous bounce off the turf but the angle and positioning of his body after he escaped his mark meant he had to swing across his body, which required timing and poise even from close range. The goal jolted his play as well. He scored the Union's second, set up Anthony Fontana for the third, and turned around what had been a quiet first half for him. Przybylko's game was his most productive since the aforementioned D.C. game where he also had two goals and an assist.
As the Philadelphia Union continue their stretch of 7 games in 22 days, which include Saturday night's 2-0 loss to NYCFC, the second-leg against Atlanta, and a revenge game against New England, they'll need to continue finding creative ways to beat opponents off restarts as the minutes pile up, the legs get heavy and the chances carry greater weight. With Przybylko finding his form, Santos battling in the trenches, and Fontana performing as the league's most efficient super-sub, the Union are becoming more of a multidimensional threat going forward. Which means a reduction of pressure on a meshing back line and less reliance on an MVP goalkeeper to win every game.
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Q: Excluding the components and only including the interaction term in a logistic regression?
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What if interaction wipes out my direct effects in regression?

We have a question regarding a regression we are working on.
We have two dummy variables, net income (If net income this year is higher than last year it equals 1, and 0 if opposite) and cash bonus (1 if cash bonus, 0 if no cash bonus). The dependent variable is derivatives use (1= use of derivatives, 0= no use of derivatives). We also have several other independent variables (both categorical and continuous), but we have made an interaction term by using the two dummy variables. When including all three components (the interaction term and dummy variables), none turns out significant. However, when we only include the interaction term it is significant, and also when including all other independent variables (exept from the two dummies that the interaction term is constructed from). Would it be okay to only include the interaction term in the model? Also, there is a high degree of collinearity between the two dummies and the interaction term. We are interested in finding out what factors may cause firms to use derivatives. We see from other similar questions that some argue that it is okay and other who argue that it is not okay. We would really apprectiate someones help on this or if someone could refer us to litterature where it describes when it is okay to only include the interaction term.

A: There are other discussions on this site where the inclusion of interaction terms in regression without main effect is discussed.  The issue is the same in logistic regression.  Nothing prevents this from being possible.  It is just a common rule without thorough justification that itneractions should not be included without main effects.


Is it just me, or is designing a wall with a big fat TV in the middle a little difficult?
Last year, we were fortunate enough to be able to purchase our first flat screen TV (thank you x-mas bonus!) and while we love that our new TV is thin enough to not spill over the edge of it's stand, the wall decor around our TV has been a bit of an issue.
Not too bad right? But, what you aren't seeing is the vast amount of negative space I sneakily cropped out of the picture in order to make things appear more balanced (notice you can't even see the tops of the door frames).
I was thinking it would be nice to bring the wall art down so it meets the height of the TV and then add a sleek bookshelf over the top (sort of creating a built in entertainment center look without having to actually buy one).
I can't decide if the bookshelf is "too much." My awesome husband has already starting cutting the wood to make the shelf...but we are both feeling a little skeptical about the decision.
I think it looks great with a bookshelf!! DO IT!! :D and show us the after photos?
I think the shelf is a great idea, but maybe you could prevent it from looking too "heavy" by breaking up the books/DVDs with some pretty objects. As long as the shelf isn't too full, I don't think it will be too much!
I think the shelf looks great and I am sure you would find the perfect things to go on it. I've always wanted some kind of huge distressed looking tv cabinet (so I could close the doors and hife it away). Tv's are getting so huge and wide it might have to be gigantic then looks way to weird or bulky. Ahhh, who knows. But I really like your idea!
I love the shelf! I agree with Amelia though - maybe break up the books and DVDs with pretty objects. But the shelf really does make the space complete!
I'd put the shelf and remove the frames so it doesn't feel so crowded, they can distract the attention from the TV too. Besos!
The shelf looks great! I love a busy wall and especially a bookshelf. The focus will be off the TV and on all the nice things you have on the wall.
I have the vast expanse of blank wall problem too! I LOVE the bookshelf. It's definitely not too much. Go for it!
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Adding the bookshelf definitely makes it all look more balanced! We don't have a flat screen yet, but like you I do notice how they tend to be the focal point in most rooms.
From time to time I'll look at how to minimize it without having to buy a cabinet or expensive hardware (like the kind that flips the TV over) and I think I like this idea the best...http://fullofgreatideas.blogspot.com/2011/03/picture-perfect-tv-flat-screen-tv-frame.html. With more hung around it I think it could have more of a picture gallery look.
I love the shelf! And, it can act as a mantle stand-in if you don't already have one.


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Q: ssh refusing all connections after upgrade to 11.10 I upgraded from 11.04 to 11.10 and upon completion found that I could no longer ssh into other computers that I routinely do so. There are several things I've checked:

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*Kerberos authentication is working fine, that's not the problem.

*I tried restarting and reinstalling ssh, but neither helped.

*I tried copying over all ssh related files from my laptop (with a properly function ssh in 11.04) and replace what is on my 11.10 malfunctioning OS, but that did not help.

*I tried deleting the .ssh/known_hosts file. On my next attempt, I received the normal message about connecting somewhere for the first time, but was still refused a connection.
jason:~$ /usr/sbin/sshd -ddd
debug2: load_server_config: filename /etc/ssh/sshd_config
debug2: load_server_config: done config len = 682
debug2: parse_server_config: config /etc/ssh/sshd_config len 682
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:5 setting Port 22
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:9 setting Protocol 2
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:11 setting HostKey /etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:12 setting HostKey /etc/ssh/ssh_host_dsa_key
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:13 setting HostKey /etc/ssh/ssh_host_ecdsa_key
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:15 setting UsePrivilegeSeparation yes
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:18 setting KeyRegenerationInterval 3600
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:19 setting ServerKeyBits 768
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:22 setting SyslogFacility AUTH
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:23 setting LogLevel INFO
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:26 setting LoginGraceTime 120
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:27 setting PermitRootLogin no
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:28 setting StrictModes yes
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:30 setting RSAAuthentication yes
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:31 setting PubkeyAuthentication yes
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:35 setting IgnoreRhosts yes
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:37 setting RhostsRSAAuthentication no
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:39 setting HostbasedAuthentication no
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:44 setting PermitEmptyPasswords no
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:48 setting ChallengeResponseAuthentication no
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:63 setting X11Forwarding yes
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:64 setting X11DisplayOffset 10
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:65 setting PrintMotd no
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:66 setting PrintLastLog yes
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:67 setting TCPKeepAlive yes
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:74 setting AcceptEnv LANG LC_*
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:76 setting Subsystem sftp /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server
debug3: /etc/ssh/sshd_config:87 setting UsePAM yes
debug1: sshd version OpenSSH_5.8p1 Debian-7ubuntu1
debug3: Incorrect RSA1 identifier
debug1: read PEM private key done: type RSA
debug1: Checking blacklist file /usr/share/ssh/blacklist.RSA-2048
debug1: Checking blacklist file /etc/ssh/blacklist.RSA-2048
debug1: private host key: #0 type 1 RSA
debug3: Incorrect RSA1 identifier
debug1: read PEM private key done: type DSA
debug1: Checking blacklist file /usr/share/ssh/blacklist.DSA-1024
debug1: Checking blacklist file /etc/ssh/blacklist.DSA-1024
debug1: private host key: #1 type 2 DSA
debug3: Incorrect RSA1 identifier
debug1: read PEM private key done: type ECDSA
debug1: Checking blacklist file /usr/share/ssh/blacklist.ECDSA-256
debug1: Checking blacklist file /etc/ssh/blacklist.ECDSA-256
debug1: private host key: #2 type 3 ECDSA
debug1: setgroups() failed: Operation not permitted
debug1: rexec_argv[0]='/usr/sbin/sshd'
debug1: rexec_argv[1]='-ddd'
debug3: oom_adjust_setup
Set /proc/self/oom_score_adj from 0 to -1000
debug2: fd 3 setting O_NONBLOCK
debug1: Bind to port 22 on 0.0.0.0.
Bind to port 22 on 0.0.0.0 failed: Permission denied.
debug2: fd 3 setting O_NONBLOCK
debug3: sock_set_v6only: set socket 3 IPV6_V6ONLY
debug1: Bind to port 22 on ::.
Bind to port 22 on :: failed: Permission denied.
Cannot bind any address.

Maybe the problem is in that readout, but I'm not familiar enough with this output to know.
My laptop which still has Ubuntu 11.04 still can successfully log into the computers I need to, so the problem is definitely related to the upgrade of my desktop to 11.10.
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I think I figures something out:
If I do a ssh -vv name@computer.org.com (the computer I'm trying to log into), towards the end of the output I get:
Jason Nett 11:06:38 PM
debug1: Authentications that can continue: gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic,keyboard-interactive
debug1: Next authentication method: gssapi-keyex
debug1: No valid Key exchange context
debug2: we did not send a packet, disable method
debug1: Next authentication method: gssapi-with-mic
debug2: we sent a gssapi-with-mic packet, wait for reply
debug1: Authentication succeeded (gssapi-with-mic).
Authenticated to computer.org.com ([xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx]:xx).

Notice: "gssapi-with-mic" is in the list of "Authentications that can continue" and is the one that succeeded.  When I try on the machine that lost it's ability to ssh, this output is:
debug1: Authentications that can continue: gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic,keyboard-interactive
debug1: Next authentication method: keyboard-interactive
debug2: userauth_kbdint
debug2: we sent a keyboard-interactive packet, wait for reply
debug1: Authentications that can continue: gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic,keyboard-interactive
debug2: we did not send a packet, disable method
debug1: No more authentication methods to try.
Permission denied (gssapi-keyex,gssapi-with-mic,keyboard-interactive).

So on this machine, "gssapi-keyex" and "gssapi-with-mic" are never attempted--according to the verbose output--and only "keyboard-interactive" is attempted. From my online searches, I gather that gssapi-with-mic has something to do with communicating my kerberos authentication, but I'm not quite sure where to go from here, at the moment.
Hopefully this extra info can help us rectify the issue quickly.

A: Looks like it 'might' be something to do with ipv6 and ipv4 both trying to bind to port22.  Try disabling ipv6 in sshd_config.
ListenAddress 0.0.0.0
#ListenAddress ::

A: I'm getting the same problem, but if I log in to the console or via ssh with password authentication at least once then all subsequent ssh authentications with public key work ok. It's not a good workaround because a reboot kills the ability to login with ssh/public key, but it might help someone diagnose what's going on.


> *instantly* at odds with a large majority of the FreeBSD crowd.
> a wonderful job on this, and is very helpful.
But there is the annoyance that many useful dependencies are not installed unless I type the command to install those already-built packages.
On the other computer, motherboard MSI Z77 MPOWER, same FreeBSD version, 11.1-STABLE, synth fails most of the time and usually crashes.
I believe John Marino is unfortunately banished from FreeBSD but might still be active with DragonFlyBSD.
> was forced out of FreeBSD and it needs an ada compiler.
> that is the tool used by the pkg builders themselves I know it will work.
> poudriere will straight away.
Building synth requires gcc6-aux, but gcc5-aux and gcc6-aux would not build following the introduction of ino64.
I don't know if that has been fixed.
John Marino attempted to port synth to NetBSD with pkgsrc, but last time I looked, gcc6-aux is broken on NetBSD, Makefile says so.


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Terrorists in Kashmir, Maoists recruiting child warriors: Guterres
United Nations, July 31 (IANS) Terrorist groups operating in Kashmir and Maoists groups elsewhere have recruited children as fighters, according to a report by Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
The annual report on children and armed conflict for 2018 released on Tuesday also said that children continued to be killed or injured in operations by the security forces in Kashmir and in areas of Maoist activity. It noted that there were reports of sexual violence against girls by security forces in Kashmir citing the Kathua rape case.
Guterres, however, also welcomed "the government's measures to provide protection to children, notably through the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights."
"I encourage the government to put in place prevention and accountability measures to hold perpetrators of grave violations to account in view of ending and preventing grave violations against children," he added.
In Kashmir, the report said, "Five children, some as young as 14, were reportedly recruited by militant groups, including by Hizbul Mujahideen (two) and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind (one). The two other children joined Lashkar-e-Tayyiba and were reportedly killed in an encounter with the government forces on December 9."
There were reports of "systematic recruitment" of children by Maoists, the report said.
It said that there were child casualties from security forces actions against Maoists in the states of Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Maharashtra and Odisha.
Giving examples, the report said that on April 22 last year eight children were reportedly killed during an anti-Maoist operation by district-level special forces in the district of Garhchiroli, of Maharashtra, in which at least 40 Maoists were killed.
In Kashmir "31 children between the ages of 7 and 17 were allegedly killed, including during government armed forces operations" and "at least 150 children, some as young as one, were reportedly injured, mostly by pellet bullets used by the security forces," it said.
It said that "allegations of the perpetration of sexual violence against girls by the security forces in Kashmir were reported".
"For instance", the report said, "an 8-year-old girl was reportedly abducted, drugged, raped for three days and murdered in Kathua district by special police officers".
Four police personnel were among six people convicted last month by a special court that tired the Kathua case.
Guterres's report said that globally "more than 24,000 grave violations against children were verified by the UN in 20 country situations".
"While the number of violations attributed to non-State actors remained steady, there was an alarming increase in the number of violations attributed to state actors and to international forces compared with 2017," it added.
According to the report, Afghanistan was the worst place children. Last year, there were 3,062 child casualties there and children accounted for 28 per cent of all civilian casualties, it said.
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North west employer confidence "waning" under political and economic uncertainty
KPMG has published its latest economic outlook, which has warned north west businesses to be prepared for a recession which could be triggered by a no-deal Brexit
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A senior partner at KPMG's Manchester office has said employer confidence in the north west is "waning" under mounting political and economic uncertainty.
It comes as the advisory firm publishes its latest economic outlook, which has warned north west businesses to be prepared for a recession which could be triggered by a no-deal Brexit.
Nicola Quayle, office senior partner at KPMG in Manchester, said temporary hires have become more attractive than permanent roles as employers look to in plug more immediate resourcing needs.
Published alongside its economic outlook, the firm's report on jobs in the north found northern businesses experienced the first decline in permanent staff placements for six months.
Ms Quayle said: "The labour equation is further complicated as workers question whether they want to risk changing roles in the current climate – again shrinking the pool of available talent.
"Northern businesses and employees are looking for a Brexit breakthrough to restore market confidence and some visibility."
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KPMG's outlook revealed a deal or no-deal is forecast to be the difference between growth or recession in 2020.
An "orderly departure" from the EU on October 31 could see GDP grow 1.5 per cent in 2020, while a no-deal Brexit could spark a four-quarter recession with GDP declining 1.5 per cent, according to the analysis.
Trade disruption under a no-deal outcome could damage businesses across the region, with investment and cross-border transactions likely to be threatened, the report also stated.
Yael Selfin, chief economist at KPMG UK, said: "With the Brexit debate poised on a knife-edge, the UK economy is now at a crossroads. It is difficult to think of another time when the UK has been on the verge of two economic outcomes that are so different, but the impact of a no-deal Brexit should not be underestimated.
"Despite headwinds, such as the slowing global economy and limited domestic capacity, the UK economy now has the potential to strengthen over the next 12 months.
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"But a no-deal Brexit could put paid to this upside, triggering the UK's first recession for a decade."
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Mr Selfin added: "A no-deal Brexit would be a leap into the unknown for the UK economy and the consequences are therefore unpredictable, but even the foreseeable downside risks from no deal are substantial.
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Needless to say, I've been gathering photos for this post for awhile now. I actually had even more to choose from (60ish in total!), but I decided to cut 'em down for the sake of highlighting the really good stuff. Ladies & gentleman, I present you with 36 of the most stellar vanity plates in the Portsmouth area.
When I was 16, I drove a Dodge Colt (read: CLUNKER) & was desperate for a vanity plate that read "K8SCOLT." God bless my mother for refusing to shell out the cash for that atrocity.


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Mayannur is a village in Thrissur District in the state of Kerala, India.

Demographics
 India census, Mayannur had a population of 7,929 with 3,804 males and 4,125 females.

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Home | Events | Practising Emotions: Place and the Public Sphere
Practising Emotions: Place and the Public Sphere
Date: 6-8 August 2015
Venue: Wyselaskie Auditorium, Uniting Church Theology College, 29 College Crescent, Parkville VIC 3052
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Collaboratory organisers: Jane Davidson and Lisa Beaven
This collaboratory aims to explore how complex manifestations of emotion, and our understanding of these historically, played out in relation to public performance and the specifics of place across the last 400 years. The scope is deliberately broad aiming to explore how emotions have been distilled, rehearsed, delivered and received in the public sphere. How do theories of place and emotion intersect in the dynamics of both spontaneous and rehearsed performances in public squares, parks, city streets, open-air theatres, and landscapes? Street performances such as music, dance, theatre and acrobatics festivals will be explored alongside trials, executions, religious festivals, services and processions, as well as political events such as uprisings, protest rallies and natural disasters. How are urban spaces reconfigured by different events? How is our perception of place changed by performative practices? Historical events and the records of these events in image, text and sound are highly varied and contested. This collaboratory provides the opportunity to interrogate what research evidence of the practice of emotions in history consists of – its processes and the complex problems of interpretation it presents, but also extents this to the kinetic and more ephemeral realm of performance. We hope to combine some of the theoretical and methodological approaches that have been developed separately for studying emotions, performance and place, to better understand and interrogate the past.


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Dolores Elzier Fritz, 90, passed away peacefully Wednesday, December 20, 2017 at Munson Medical Center in Traverse City, Michigan.
She was born March 5, 1927 in Detroit to Daniel and Rena (Thatcher) Malbouef the eldest of four children.
On June 25, 1946 she married Frederick E. Fritz, in Fife Lake, Michigan. She was involved in many activities and organizations, including a 4-H Leader for both cooking and sewing, the National Reamer Association and instructor in the Zephyrhills Art Club. Dolores loved to work with her hands, sewing, painting, cooking. Dolores was an avid reader and she loved to write. She also enjoyed traveling within the States, Canada, and Germany.
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She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Fred, daughter, Katherine J. Reicha; grandson, Oliver A. Hobson, great-granddaughter, Natalie A. Reicha; and in-laws, Kenneth Bever, Walter and Matilda Ely, Edward Fritz, Garth and Rita Gauld, Russ Hanselman, Fred Hendges, Don Kimbler and Floyd Newmarch.
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Complex and long-standing conflicts can have large, lasting and deleterious effects on organizational functioning. A qualitative case study of two legally joined hospitals bound up in a protracted conflict reveals new insights on moving conflicting parties towards experienced conflict tractability. Central to this movement were two cycles of inter-organizational identity work that spanned both time across and hierarchical levels within the two organizations. The first cycle created a new relational frame, and the second reinforced this frame. Common to both cycles were the presence of three types of identity work: identity voicing, identity auditing, and identity augmenting. The net result of this inter-organizational identity work was that the hospitals were able to work together more productively after nearly16 years of dysfunctional conflict. Conflict remained, but it had become more tractable. We develop a model that theorizes these dynamics, and suggest implications for research and practice.


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Carlton Michael Gary (24 de septiembre de 1950 – 15 de marzo de 2018) fue un asesino en serie estadounidense afroamericano que fue condenado por los asesinatos de tres ancianas ocurridos entre 1977 y 1978, en Columbus, Georgia, aunque se sospecha que tiene por lo menos cuatro víctimas más. Gary fue arrestado en diciembre de 1978 por un robo a mano armada y sentenciado a 21 años de prisión. Se escapó de la custodia en 1983 y fue recapturado una vez más un año después. Se encontraron pruebas que lo relacionaban con los asesinatos cometidos años anteriores y fue condenado y sentenciado a muerte en agosto de 1986. El 15 de marzo de 2018, Gary fue ejecutado por inyección letal en el Estado de Georgia.

Biografía
Carlton Michael Gary nació el 24 de septiembre de 1950, en Columbus, Georgia. Su padre era un obrero de la construcción que no quería tener nada que ver con su hijo y no aceptaba ninguna responsabilidad financiera por él. Gary sólo conoció a su padre biológico una vez, cuando tenía 12 años. La madre de Gary era extremadamente pobre y, como resultado, se trasladaban con frecuencia. Estaba desnutrido la mayor parte del tiempo y a menudo se quedaba con su tía o su tía abuela, ambas sirvientas de mujeres mayores y ricas.

En la escuela primaria, Gary sufrió un grave traumatismo craneal cuando quedó inconsciente en un accidente en el patio de recreo. En su adolescencia, era un gran consumidor de drogas. Entre las edades de 14 y 18 años, fue arrestado en numerosas ocasiones por robo, incendio provocado y asalto.

Durante ese tiempo, también se casó con una mujer llamada Sheila, y tuvo dos hijos. En 1970, se trasladó a Albany, Nueva York, donde tenía planes de convertirse en cantante, pero continuó con sus actividades criminales.

Asesinatos
En 1970, cuando Gary vivía en Albany, Nueva York, una anciana llamada Marion Brewer fue robada y encontrada estrangulada el 12 de febrero en una habitación en el Hotel Hampton. Gary nunca fue acusado por este crimen.

El 14 de abril de 1970, Nellie Farmer, de 85 años, fue violada y estrangulada en su habitación en el Hotel Wellington, que está cerca del Hotel Hampton que también está cerca de donde vivía Gary. Después de que Gary intentó atacar a una tercera anciana, fue arrestado y sus huellas dactilares coincidieron con una que quedó en la escena del asesinato de Farmer. Gary admitió haber participado en el robo, pero afirmó que un cómplice, John Lee Mitchell, era el responsable del asesinato.

Gary testificó contra Mitchell en la corte, y Mitchell fue acusado a pesar de no haber evidencia material que lo conectara con el crimen, Gary fue acusado solamente del robo, una sentencia que cumplió en la Institución Correccional del Condado de Onondaga en Jamesville, Nueva York.

Fue puesto en libertad condicional en 1975 y se trasladó a Syracuse, Nueva York. Aquí, otras dos ancianas fueron atacadas, violadas y estranguladas en sus casas; una murió, pero la otra sobrevivió. Los ataques se produjeron con cuatro días de diferencia entre sí. La víctima sobreviviente no pudo identificar a Gary positivamente, ya que los crímenes ocurrieron en la oscuridad; al menos la víctima estaba segura de que su atacante era un hombre negro con bigote, y fue estrangulada con una bufanda.

Gary nunca fue acusado por ninguno de estos crímenes, pero fue enviado de nuevo a prisión por la violación de la libertad condicional y robo después de haber sido descubierto tratando de vender monedas robadas del mismo edificio de apartamentos que una de las víctimas de Syracuse. El 22 de agosto de 1977, Gary escapó de su prisión de baja seguridad cortando los barrotes de su celda y regresó a Columbus, Georgia.

Un mes después de su fuga, el 16 de septiembre de 1977, Ferne Jackson, de 60 años de edad, fue violada, golpeada y estrangulada con una media de nylon en su casa en el distrito de Wynnton en Columbus. Nueve días después, Jean Dimenstein, de 71 años de edad, fue asesinada de manera similar, al igual que Florence Scheible, de 89 años de edad, el 21 de octubre, y Martha Thurmond, de 69 años de edad, el 23 de octubre. Cinco días después, Gary atacó de nuevo, violando y matando a Kathleen Woodruff, de 74 años, esta vez, no había medias en la escena del crimen.

Cuatro meses después, el 12 de febrero de 1978, Ruth Schwob fue atacada, pero ella activó una alarma junto a su cama y su agresor huyó. Gary fue a dos cuadras por la carretera antes de irrumpir en otra casa y violar y estrangular a Mildred Borom, de 78 años de edad. Su última víctima fue Janet Cofer, de 61 años, asesinada el 20 de abril de 1978.

La policía anunció que sospechaba de un hombre afroamericano por los asesinatos. Las cosas se complicaron cuando un hombre que se llamaba a sí mismo "Presidente de las Fuerzas del Mal" amenazó con asesinar a mujeres negras seleccionadas si no se detenía al Estrangulador de las Medias. Resultó ser un hombre afroamericano (William Henry Hance), otro asesino en serie que intentaba encubrir tres asesinatos propios echando la culpa a los vigilantes blancos. "El Presidente" fue arrestado el 4 de abril, y la policía esperaba que fuera el estrangulador, pero sus esperanzas se vieron defraudadas cuando Cofer fue asesinada.

En diciembre de 1978, después de un robo en Gaffney, Carolina del Sur, Gary fue arrestado, él confesó y fue sentenciado en 1979 a 21 años de prisión por robo a mano armada. Escapó de la cárcel en 1983 y permaneció en libertad un año antes de ser detenido nuevamente. Nuevas pruebas habían salido a la luz, incluyendo un arma que fue rastreada hasta Gary y una posible coincidencia de huellas dactilares que llevó a la policía a creer que Gary era el asesino que estaban buscando.

En general, se alega que Gary violó y/o asesinó a siete mujeres mayores entre 1977 y 1978 en Columbus. Conocido allí como el Estrangulador de la Media, en tres de los casos fue condenado por golpear, agredir sexualmente y estrangular a las víctimas, principalmente con medias. Dos de las sobrevivientes testificaron que las estranguló hasta dejarlas inconscientes antes de violarlas o intentar violarlas. La única sobreviviente de Georgia lo identificó positivamente como su agresor en la corte. Sin embargo, previamente había identificado positivamente a otros tres hombres negros como el atacante y, en su declaración inicial, había indicado que era demasiado oscuro para distinguir siquiera la raza del atacante. Sus huellas dactilares fueron encontradas en cuatro de las escenas del crimen. Gary fue acusado de los asesinatos el 5 de mayo de 1984, condenado el 26 de agosto de 1986 y sentenciado a muerte al día siguiente. Los tres asesinatos específicos por lo que Gary fue condenado a muerte fueron por los de Florence Scheible de 89 años, Martha Thurmond de 69 años y Kathleen Woodruff de 74 años.

En 2007, Gary fue vinculado positivamente a través del ADN al caso de violación y asesinato de Marion Fisher, una mujer blanca de 40 años de edad. Marion fue violada y asesinada después de dejar un bar en Nedrow, Nueva York, en 1975.

Víctimas
Nellie Farmer (85), asesinada el 14 de abril de 1970 (Gary responsabilizo a su cómplice John Lee Mitchell del asesinato y fue condenado solo por robo)
Marion Fisher (40), asesinada el 27 de junio de 1975 (en 2007 pruebas de ADN vincularon a Gary con su asesinato)
Mary "Ferne" Jackson (60), asesinada el 16 de septiembre de 1977
Jean Dimenstein (71), asesinada el 25 de septiembre de 1977
Florence Scheible (89), asesinada el 21 de octubre de 1977
Martha Thurmond (69), asesinada el 23 de octubre de 1977
Kathleen Woodruff (74), asesinada el 28 de octubre de 1977
Mildred Borom (78), asesinada el 12 de febrero de 1978
Janet Cofer (61), asesinada el 20 de abril de 1978

Además Carlton Gary es sospechoso de otros asesinatos, y ataques incluyendo el de Ruth Schwob en 1978 quien sobrevivió.

Controversia
Se han planteado preguntas sobre la condena de Gary. Según un grupo de partidarios y un libro del periodista de investigación David Rose, al abogado de Gary se le negó la financiación estatal para llevar a cabo una defensa. También hay pruebas de que las huellas dactilares de Gary no se mantuvieron para coincidir con las huellas de la escena del crimen hasta siete años después, cuando se reexaminó el caso, a pesar de que Gary había sido sometido a un nuevo examen, en un momento en el que todas las huellas dactilares de Estados Unidos se comparaban con las encontradas en los lugares del crimen. También afirman que la entrevista de Gary en la que supuestamente confesó no fue grabada, ni se tomaron notas, y que la confesión de Gary fue escrita por un oficial de policía en los días siguientes a la entrevista, de su propia memoria. Cuando se presentó como prueba, la confesión no estaba firmada ni tenía fecha, y Gary negó haberla hecho. Alegan que la secreción de antígeno de semen de Gary no coincidió con la del perpetrador. Además, un molde de yeso hecho de una mordedura en una víctima supuestamente no coincidió con el patrón de mordedura de Gary, aunque se señaló que había tenido trabajo dental en la cárcel después de la muerte de las víctimas. Sus partidarios afirmaron que la fiscalía retuvo estas evidencias en el juicio.

El libro de David Rose también vincula a fiscales, jueces y policías que trabajaron en el caso con una organización sólo para blancos llamada The Big Eddy Club y traza la historia de la injusticia racial en Columbus, incluyendo el papel de los familiares del juez en linchamientos y otras injusticias en la ciudad.

Ejecución
El 1 de diciembre de 2009, la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos se negó a escuchar la última apelación de Gary, despejando el camino para que se fijara una fecha de ejecución. El 4 de diciembre, una corte fijó una fecha de ejecución del 16 de diciembre para Gary. El 15 de diciembre, la Junta de Indultos y Libertad Condicional del estado denegó una solicitud de suspensión de su ejecución. El 16 de diciembre, sólo unas horas antes de la ejecución, la Corte Suprema de Georgia detuvo la ejecución para celebrar una audiencia y determinar si se debían realizar pruebas de ADN para determinar la culpabilidad o inocencia de Gary. El 23 de febrero de 2018, se fijó una nueva fecha de ejecución para el 15 de marzo de 2018.

El 15 de marzo de 2018, Carlton Gary fue ejecutado por inyección letal, murió a las 10:33 p. m. y se negó a hacer una declaración final.

Bibliografía
 El periodista David Rose en su libro publicado en 2011, The Big Eddy Club: The Stocking Stranglings and Southern Justice (ISBN 978-1-59558-671-1), expone las dudas sobre la presunta culpabilidad de Gary y también vincula a fiscales, jueces y policías que trabajaron en el caso con una organización sólo para blancos llamada The Big Eddy Club y traza la historia de la injusticia racial en Columbus.

Véase también
 Pena capital en Estados Unidos
 Anexo:Reos ejecutados en Estados Unidos en 2018
 Anexo:Asesinos en serie de Estados Unidos de América

Referencias

Nacidos en Columbus (Georgia)
Asesinos en serie de Estados Unidos
Asesinos en serie ejecutados
Ejecutados en Estados Unidos
Ejecutados por asesinato
Ejecutados por inyección letal


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Talking over food, what we do best!
Ophelia's graduation from UCLA School of Nursing's MECN program, then Sophia's birthday and Brian's birthday.