I want to ask those who are benefiting from the Ministry of Prophetic Light International, to consider partnering with me for the work of the ministry, not only to insure that the daily prophetic Word is posted, but for the awesome work that GOD is using Me to do in Africa. I have been on three separate missions to Africa. The first two were in Kenya, and the last one was in Uganda. They were extended trips, and God used me daily in venue after venue, to impart His Holy Spirit and fire of the Holy Spirit. One hundred percent received that I imparted to. Many were filled with the Holy Spirit, on spot, instantly, and also the fire. They were forever changed and many ministers were empowered to continue their work there, in the power of the Holy SPIRIT.
Many were healed instantly, and delivered. God poured out His SPIRIT and His fire, as He said He would do, when He told me He was sending me to Kenya and Uganda. He never failed to do ONE WORD that He said He would do. The testimonies of healing are still coming in from the mission trips, and GOD fulfilled the prophetic Words that He gave me for them. Many churches doubled, and revival fire has broken out. Supernatural provisions were given to many, and marvelous miracles are still taking place. People were healed of HIV, Tuberculosis, Heart conditions, cancer, back problems, rotor cup, migraine headaches, joint and bone disabilities, pain, depression, and tumors instantly disappeared. I received testimonies of deaf ears being opened, and blind eyes opened. We give glory and to GOD alone, for He is the healer and deliver and the ultimate Prophet! I am just a conduit of His Spirit, for it is not by might, nor by power, but by HIS SPIRIT alone.
As I prepare for the fourth mission trip to Africa, I am asking for partners to help with this great work for the LORD. I was able to reach the THOUSANDS for the kingdom of GOD, and will reach thousands more when I return. This harvest field is waiting, ripe and ready for my return. Those who support this mission will share in the harvest of miracles, signs, wonders, the salvation of souls, their deliverance and empowerment for life and ministry. He will heal the sick and show forth His power, as I preach the Word. Signs will follow.
Consider this great harvest field. Time is short, and I must be about the Father's business. They are waiting for me to come. I need partners to help finance this mission. Ministry costs money…..lots of it. I personally have invested thousands into these trips. Please go to the donation button for Prophetic Light, and plant your best seeds. God will reward you, by giving you the increase here on earth, and a share in every soul I am able to reach., and you will receive an eternal reward. May GOD richly bless you as you give. Prophet June Reinke, propheticlight.org; propheticlightinternational.org.
I will help too. Do you invite others to go with you ?


Please join us on Wednesday, February 17, 2016 at 7:00 PM in the Harry Ransom Center for a lecture by Rachel Zucker as part of the Bagley Wright Lecture Series on Poetry.
Rachel Zucker is the author of nine books, most recently The Pedestrians (Wave Books, 2014) and MOTHERs (Counterpath Press, 2014), a memoir combining poetry and prose. An NEA Fellow and National Book Critics Circle Award Finalist, she teaches at New York University.
Charlie Wright, Publisher of Wave Books, established the Bagley Wright Lecture Series on Poetry (BWLS) in memory of his late father, the businessman and philanthropist Bagley Wright. The Series is spearheaded by Charlie Wright and Wave Books editor Matthew Zapruder. The BWLS is a nonprofit that provides leading poets with the opportunity to explore in-depth their own thinking on the subject of poetry and poetics, and through financial and logistical support, to arrange for the delivery of several lectures that result from these investigations.
Sponsored by the New Writers Project and the Harry Ransom Center.


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Your destination wedding should be the most beautiful and unforgettable experience you will ever share. What could be more romantic than officially beginning your lives together on one of the most gorgeous Caribbean islands, St. John?
St. John offers everything your family, friends, — and especially you — can imagine for your unique destination wedding.
St. John's main industry is tourism, and there is plenty to do despite its small size — just 20 square miles. St. John has the right balance of quaintness, yet it is also upscale.
Voted #1 best Caribbean island by the Travels Choice Awards in 2013, St John is the perfect wedding destination. Whether planning a wedding for just the two of you or the ultimate family wedding, St John's vibrant Caribbean colors, breathtaking views, and unique island ambiance is guaranteed to win your hearts!
…St. John is the most undeveloped, easygoing, and serene of the three major US Virgin Islands. Nearby St. Thomas Island has the airport, so arriving on St. John is by ferry service from St. Thomas. We are also very close to the British Virgin Islands, so St. John day trips easily include the "BVI."
There are a few major resorts on St John, thus our numerous white sand beaches are unspoiled by large hotels or development, and that makes our island perfect for beach weddings.
Everyone will be pleased with the accommodations available on St. John, with choices of very upscale resorts and luxury villas to small inns and condos, making it great for small or large destination weddings. Let us assist you and your guests with recommendations and reservations for your stay on St John.
Sailing, diving, parasailing, boating, hiking, shopping, paddle boarding, fishing, island touring, horseback riding, kayaking, or just relaxing on one of our many beautiful beaches, St. John has a unique blend of luxury and adventure for guests of all ages. Let us recommend and arrange activities for you and your guests.
St. John shopping is as varied as it is unique. You will find many of our shops feature local artisans, pottery, glasswork, hand painted clothing, totes, teas, coffees, spices, guidebooks, and of course fine jewelers with beautiful, custom-made engagement and wedding rings. If you are looking for a distinctive Bridesmaid gift, special island wedding reception favors, or unique destination wedding welcome gifts, we can help you with ideas and coordinate delivery.
We have seen every type of beach wedding dress, ranging from short and simple, to wedding gowns. There is no typical island wedding dress! For the men, a white linen shirt and khaki shorts, to a full tuxedo — Anything goes!
Wedding guests should wear cool and breathable clothing. Cotton and linen fabrics offer the most comfortable beach wedding attire. Flip flops, open-toed sandals, or no shoes at all usually work best.
Around St. John during the day or night, shorts or skirts with a cool top and flip flops are fine in town. (Local customs frown on just bathing suits off the beach).
We know those final touches are really important.
Allow us to give you recommendations and reservations for Beauty Salons and/or Day Spas for your perfect wedding hair designs, manicure and pedicure, or that all important massage for you, your Bridal party, or friends while on the island.
St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands is an American Territory and therefore operates under the laws of the United States Government. If you are a U.S. Citizen, you do not need a passport to enter or return to the United States. If you plan on visiting the British Virgin Islands while on St. John, you will need a valid passport to re-enter the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Come see how hassle-free a St. John wedding can be!


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Episode 10 of Drew's Brews Reviews is here! The beer review show you never knew you wanted and no one needs. It's an IPA time of year I guess as I down yet another bitter-tastic beer, but this is the top hop juice in the world, Heady Topper! At least it was at the time I recorded the review. This is a banked episode that I held onto for a few weeks, which forced me to adjust some information therein, so apologies for that.
I will say that I'm glad to see this review released as beer blog law states that Heady Topper must be reviewed lest I be cast into the malted wastelands and pitted against Lord Humungus in vicious bourbon barrel-aged combat for my crimes against beer blogdom and the blog-o-sphere. Yeah, everyone reviews this.
Bonus Note: You may notice a whoooooole lot of corrections here. I didn't have a ton of time to prepare as this beer kind of fell into my lap. I wanted to drink it as fresh as possible, so yeah. I made the most of it though, so expect a second opinion AND a versus video where we have a full on beer throw down with this and Stone's Enjoy By 02.14.14. Which beer shall reign supreme and who amongst you will care!? Oooh yeah!


We're just days away from Black Friday, kicking off this year's holiday shopping.
To help get you in the gift-giving spirit, we've put together a short list of photographer must-haves.
If you're a photographer, there's no such thing as having too many of these. When shopping around, pay less attention to getting the largest capacity possible and more to the speed and class of the card.
There are a wide variety of photo bags out there so you're bound to find one that fits the needs and personality of your photographer. Consider where they often shoot, if it should be more functional or stylish and how much gear it should fit.
These are a great, universal tool that work much better than standard cleaning cloths to remove dust and fingerprints.
You'll need to know the particular lens in this case to make sure the filter fits, but these are inexpensive lifesavers to help protect the lens in case of damage. Expodiscs also attach to the front of the lens, but are designed to help calibrate white balance, which can be a big headache in post-processing. Help your photographer save time editing, and they will be sure to thank you!
While some may like the standard or branded strap that comes with the camera, it's nice to add your own style to it as well. Not to mention it will help tell your camera apart from others in the crowd.
For those times when you can't have your camera by your side, take phone photography to the next level with lens attachments. Just like DSLR lenses, there are many different types like wide-angle, macro, and telephoto.
Regardless of how much experience someone has, it's always a good idea to invest in education. This can come in many forms, like a magazine subscription, online course, book, or a local workshop.
To help enhance the image straight out of camera, it'll take a bit of perfecting.
Lightroom and Photoshop are the big names when it comes to editing software, but check out some other options too, like the ones mentioned here.
For the practical photographer, you can't go wrong with extra batteries. Give the gift of endless shooting by doing some quick research on the camera and what batteries are needed.
There's a subscription box for everything these days, and why not?
Help spread the joy past the holiday season with a recurring delivery of photo goodies like prints, film, and more.
Author Kim Garrison is a product manager at Cision. She also is a snowboarder, photographer, and Washington Capitals fan.


768 Pages | 220 illus.
In recent years vector-controlled AC drives have taken over from more conventional DC drives. Applications are found everywhere including machine tools, robotics, electric traction, and computer peripherals. This book examines sensorless vector-controlled drives and direct torque controlled drives. It builds on the author's popular Vector Control of AC Drives and brings the subject fully up to date.


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Tlamess (Sortilege)
SUB ROSA
SR 494CD
Tlamess (Sortilège) is Oiseaux-Tempête's first original soundtrack composed for the second feature film by critically-acclaimed Tunisian director Ala Eddine Slim (Festival de Cannes' 51st Quinzaine des Réalisateurs, BFI London, ADF Argentina, Geneva GIFF, Rome Medfilm Festival, Marrakech International Film Festival). Combining hypnotic feedbacks and synthesizer orchestral work, drifting ambient with shamanic beats, the Tlamess (Sortilège) original soundtrack was entirely improvised while watching the movie's rushes. On those sessions that took place between Mikrokosm recording studios in Lyon and Magnum Diva home studio in Paris, you find Oiseaux-Tempête's quartet core team: Frédéric D. Oberland, Stéphane Pigneul, Mondkopf, and Jean-Michel Pirès (Bruit Noir). Fully instrumental, including extended versions, and unreleased tracks, this immersive film score is also their most electronic album to date. "S, a young Tunisian soldier, has been told that his mother has died, and is given a week's leave. Instead of returning to his military base, he starts to drift and locking himself away in his parents' house. This passive form of desertion culminates in a manhunt through the outskirts of the city. In the second part of this hypnotic diptych, a young woman, F, is also fleeing an oppressive situation. Married to a rich man and pining away in a luxury solitude she decides to flee the golden cage and disappears into the nearby woods. Eventually the two characters will meet inside the strange forest." In his second feature, director Ala Eddine Slim presents an intriguing juxtaposition of raw realism with a hypnotic allegory of contemporary Tunisia, held together by an intense, powerful, and grating soundtrack. Regularly pairing with cinema and photography since their debut, Oiseaux-Tempête also accompanied the work of video/filmmakers As Human Pattern (KHAMSIN, best documentary at Torino Film Festival), Hinde Boujemaa (Noura's Dream, Golden Tanit & Best Actress prizes at JCC Carthage), Léa Fehner (Les Ogres, best film at Cabourg Film Festival), Stéphane Charpentier (The Divided Line, Athens French Institute), Karel Doing (Palindrome Series, International Film Festival Rotterdam), Clément Cogitore (Braguino exhibition at Le BAL), and the Temps Zero live screenings (in Berlin, Paris, Toulouse with photographers Michael Ackerman, Gaël Bonnefon, Adam Cohen, Damien Daufresne, Alisa Resnik, Gilles Roudière, Yusuf Sevincli...)
SR 494LP
LP version. Orange vinyl; includes poster. Tlamess (Sortilège) is Oiseaux-Tempête's first original soundtrack composed for the second feature film by critically-acclaimed Tunisian director Ala Eddine Slim (Festival de Cannes' 51st Quinzaine des Réalisateurs, BFI London, ADF Argentina, Geneva GIFF, Rome Medfilm Festival, Marrakech International Film Festival). Combining hypnotic feedbacks and synthesizer orchestral work, drifting ambient with shamanic beats, the Tlamess (Sortilège) original soundtrack was entirely improvised while watching the movie's rushes. On those sessions that took place between Mikrokosm recording studios in Lyon and Magnum Diva home studio in Paris, you find Oiseaux-Tempête's quartet core team: Frédéric D. Oberland, Stéphane Pigneul, Mondkopf, and Jean-Michel Pirès (Bruit Noir). Fully instrumental, including extended versions, and unreleased tracks, this immersive film score is also their most electronic album to date. "S, a young Tunisian soldier, has been told that his mother has died, and is given a week's leave. Instead of returning to his military base, he starts to drift and locking himself away in his parents' house. This passive form of desertion culminates in a manhunt through the outskirts of the city. In the second part of this hypnotic diptych, a young woman, F, is also fleeing an oppressive situation. Married to a rich man and pining away in a luxury solitude she decides to flee the golden cage and disappears into the nearby woods. Eventually the two characters will meet inside the strange forest." In his second feature, director Ala Eddine Slim presents an intriguing juxtaposition of raw realism with a hypnotic allegory of contemporary Tunisia, held together by an intense, powerful, and grating soundtrack. Regularly pairing with cinema and photography since their debut, Oiseaux-Tempête also accompanied the work of video/filmmakers As Human Pattern (KHAMSIN, best documentary at Torino Film Festival), Hinde Boujemaa (Noura's Dream, Golden Tanit & Best Actress prizes at JCC Carthage), Léa Fehner (Les Ogres, best film at Cabourg Film Festival), Stéphane Charpentier (The Divided Line, Athens French Institute), Karel Doing (Palindrome Series, International Film Festival Rotterdam), Clément Cogitore (Braguino exhibition at Le BAL), and the Temps Zero live screenings (in Berlin, Paris, Toulouse with photographers Michael Ackerman, Gaël Bonnefon, Adam Cohen, Damien Daufresne, Alisa Resnik, Gilles Roudière, Yusuf Sevincli...)
From Somewhere Invisible
Edited and mixed between Montreal and Paris, From Somewhere Invisible summons the fever of experimentation and the powerful sound of the game coming together in the service of a luxuriant and psychedelic drift. Synthetic brass meets hammered rhythms, string electrics with cracked electronics, saxophone cries and laughter at a pulsing and seminal bass. Created in 2012 by multi-instrumentalists Frédéric D. Oberland and Stéphane Pigneul, Oiseaux-Tempëte (Storm Petrels) is a constantly evolving collective that, embracing the freedom of improvisation, transcends borders and cultures, straddling the intersection where amplified music (post/kraut/free-rock, jazz-punk, avant-garde, experimental electronics) collides and finds common ground -- a refuge. Sensitive to the beating of hearts, hypnotic beats, and explosions of materials, Oiseaux-Tempête embrace the community of collaboration, regularly inviting to the studio and tour friends, like: the electronic producer Mondkopf, the Dutch performer G.W.Sok (The Ex), drummers Jean-Michel Pirës (Bruit Noir, The Married Monk), Sylvain Joasson (Mendelson), Ben McConnell (Beach House, Marissa Nadler), British bass clarinetist Gareth Davis, contemporary Ondes Martenot player Christine Ott , and musicians Charbel Haber & The Bunny Tylers, Sharif Sehnaoui, Fadi Tabbal, Tamer Abu Ghazaleh, Youmna Saba, and Two Or The Dragon. At the end of November 2017, Oiseaux-Tempête flew to Canada at the invitation of Radwan Ghazi Moumneh (Jerusalem In My Heart). The program for the quintet (Frédéric, Stéphane, Jean-Michel, Mondkopf, and G.W.Sok): two concerts in Montreal and Toronto in support of the collaborative project Suuns and Jerusalem In My Heart (specially reformed for the occasion), fraternal encounters buried beneath the Canadian snow, and to finish, a mysterious two-day studio session in Montreal's legendary Hotel2Tango. Radwan shifts from the recording controls to the buzuk, the spiraling strings of Jessica Moss (Thee Silver Mt. Zion) a welcome surprise. With usual urgency, Oiseaux-Tempête rushes with joy towards the invisible outcome. The fourth studio album and seventh release on the Belgian avant-garde label Sub Rosa, From Somewhere Invisible embraces the new. Leaving aside for a while the logbooks of long journeys and the field recordings of the previous albums, the music of Oiseaux-Tempête unfolds as a twilight and prophetic orchestra around G.W.Sok's punctuated voice. The poems of Mahmoud Darwish, Ghayath Almadhoun, and Yu Jian question the modern man and his double, the strange and foreign, the fragmented real, the violence, society and its mirror.
LP version. Includes printed inner sleeve and poster; limited edition marbled vinyl. Edited and mixed between Montreal and Paris, From Somewhere Invisible summons the fever of experimentation and the powerful sound of the game coming together in the service of a luxuriant and psychedelic drift. Synthetic brass meets hammered rhythms, string electrics with cracked electronics, saxophone cries and laughter at a pulsing and seminal bass. Created in 2012 by multi-instrumentalists Frédéric D. Oberland and Stéphane Pigneul, Oiseaux-Tempëte (Storm Petrels) is a constantly evolving collective that, embracing the freedom of improvisation, transcends borders and cultures, straddling the intersection where amplified music (post/kraut/free-rock, jazz-punk, avant-garde, experimental electronics) collides and finds common ground -- a refuge. Sensitive to the beating of hearts, hypnotic beats, and explosions of materials, Oiseaux-Tempête embrace the community of collaboration, regularly inviting to the studio and tour friends, like: the electronic producer Mondkopf, the Dutch performer G.W.Sok (The Ex), drummers Jean-Michel Pirës (Bruit Noir, The Married Monk), Sylvain Joasson (Mendelson), Ben McConnell (Beach House, Marissa Nadler), British bass clarinetist Gareth Davis, contemporary Ondes Martenot player Christine Ott , and musicians Charbel Haber & The Bunny Tylers, Sharif Sehnaoui, Fadi Tabbal, Tamer Abu Ghazaleh, Youmna Saba, and Two Or The Dragon. At the end of November 2017, Oiseaux-Tempête flew to Canada at the invitation of Radwan Ghazi Moumneh (Jerusalem In My Heart). The program for the quintet (Frédéric, Stéphane, Jean-Michel, Mondkopf, and G.W.Sok): two concerts in Montreal and Toronto in support of the collaborative project Suuns and Jerusalem In My Heart (specially reformed for the occasion), fraternal encounters buried beneath the Canadian snow, and to finish, a mysterious two-day studio session in Montreal's legendary Hotel2Tango. Radwan shifts from the recording controls to the buzuk, the spiraling strings of Jessica Moss (Thee Silver Mt. Zion) a welcome surprise. With usual urgency, Oiseaux-Tempête rushes with joy towards the invisible outcome. The fourth studio album and seventh release on the Belgian avant-garde label Sub Rosa, From Somewhere Invisible embraces the new. Leaving aside for a while the logbooks of long journeys and the field recordings of the previous albums, the music of Oiseaux-Tempête unfolds as a twilight and prophetic orchestra around G.W.Sok's punctuated voice. The poems of Mahmoud Darwish, Ghayath Almadhoun, and Yu Jian question the modern man and his double, the strange and foreign, the fragmented real, the violence, society and its mirror.
Double LP version. Red/white vinyl; Includes four-page insert and download code which includes a bonus track featuring Radwan Ghazi Moumneh, "Through The Speech Of Stars".Tarab (in literary Arabic: euphoria, secular exaltation, ecstasy), Oiseaux-Tempête's sixth release on Sub Rosa, is the result of live recordings captured during the AL-'AN! (SR 440CD/LP, 2017) tour. In a handful of improvised albums circumnavigating the troubled waters of the contemporary Mediterranean -- Greece with the eponymous Oiseaux-Tempête (SR 381CD/LP, 2013), Turkey and Sicily for Ütopiya? (SR 396CD/LP, 2015), and Lebanon with AL-'AN! -- the collective Oiseaux-Tempête has stretched its electric arc over musical genres and borders, imposing itself in a river of tours and releases like a wild UFO within the hexagonal indie scene. It is little surprise that following the remix album -- Re-Works (SR 387LP, 2014) -- and collection of B sides -- Unworks & Rarities 2012-15 (SR 424CD/LP, 2016) -- Oiseaux-Tempête unveils, by way of a new opus, an album entirely recorded in concert. Tarab is the result of live recordings captured during the AL-'AN! tour which led the group, after a preliminary residency at l'Autre Canal in Nancy, to cross Europe and into Canada, performing at Le Guess Who? in Utrecht, opening for Suuns and Jerusalem In My Heart in Montreal and Toronto, following Jerusalem In My Heart through France then from Brussels to Berlin, and closing at the Irtijal festival in Beirut. Tarab is a meeting of the Parisian founding members Frédéric D. Oberland and Stéphane Pigneul, electronic sound wizard Mondkopf, G.W.Sok (The Ex), Sylvain Joasson (Mendelson), videographers As Human Pattern, and the Lebanese musicians Charbel Haber, Abed Kobeissy, and Ali El Hout (Two Or The Dragon). The studio pieces are stretched, deconstructed, and rearranged here while new works from the road -- poems "Grasse Matinée" by Jacques Prévert and "Tuesday And The Weather Is Clear" by Mahmoud Darwish -- find unique musical settings. It is in symbiosis, in the fever and visceral experimentation, that the musicians seek rapture. Arranged in a semicircle, they invoke the elements and attempt the catharsis, inviting the spectator to spiral with them, entwined in the sonic explosions, finding beauty and peace in the spaces of improvisation and elaboration. Marrying free-rock, organic electronics, traditional instruments, and unbridled electricity, Tarab, far beyond the vibrant testimony, is a generous invitation to experience, to meditate, and to share.
Tarab (in literary Arabic: euphoria, secular exaltation, ecstasy), Oiseaux-Tempête's sixth release on Sub Rosa, is the result of live recordings captured during the AL-'AN! (SR 440CD/LP, 2017) tour. In a handful of improvised albums circumnavigating the troubled waters of the contemporary Mediterranean -- Greece with the eponymous Oiseaux-Tempête (SR 381CD/LP, 2013), Turkey and Sicily for Ütopiya? (SR 396CD/LP, 2015), and Lebanon with AL-'AN! -- the collective Oiseaux-Tempête has stretched its electric arc over musical genres and borders, imposing itself in a river of tours and releases like a wild UFO within the hexagonal indie scene. It is little surprise that following the remix album -- Re-Works (SR 387LP, 2014) -- and collection of B sides -- Unworks & Rarities 2012-15 (SR 424CD/LP, 2016) -- Oiseaux-Tempête unveils, by way of a new opus, an album entirely recorded in concert. Tarab is the result of live recordings captured during the AL-'AN! tour which led the group, after a preliminary residency at l'Autre Canal in Nancy, to cross Europe and into Canada, performing at Le Guess Who? in Utrecht, opening for Suuns and Jerusalem In My Heart in Montreal and Toronto, following Jerusalem In My Heart through France then from Brussels to Berlin, and closing at the Irtijal festival in Beirut. Tarab is a meeting of the Parisian founding members Frédéric D. Oberland and Stéphane Pigneul, electronic sound wizard Mondkopf, G.W.Sok (The Ex), Sylvain Joasson (Mendelson), videographers As Human Pattern, and the Lebanese musicians Charbel Haber, Abed Kobeissy, and Ali El Hout (Two Or The Dragon). The studio pieces are stretched, deconstructed, and rearranged here while new works from the road -- poems "Grasse Matinée" by Jacques Prévert and "Tuesday And The Weather Is Clear" by Mahmoud Darwish -- find unique musical settings. It is in symbiosis, in the fever and visceral experimentation, that the musicians seek rapture. Arranged in a semicircle, they invoke the elements and attempt the catharsis, inviting the spectator to spiral with them, entwined in the sonic explosions, finding beauty and peace in the spaces of improvisation and elaboration. Marrying free-rock, organic electronics, traditional instruments, and unbridled electricity, Tarab, far beyond the vibrant testimony, is a generous invitation to experience, to meditate, and to share. CD version comes in an eight-page digipack.
AL-'AN!
Double LP version. Gatefold sleeve; Limited edition green clear vinyl; Comes with printed inner sleeves and a download code. "In Oiseaux-Tempête, Frédéric D. Oberland and Stéphane Pigneul have chosen a name, a call from the sea, of almost totemic quality. . . . AL-'AN! ('Now!' in Arabic) is the third part of a journey that commenced in 2012. A two part - aesthetic and political - proposition. How to build something that speaks of the present, that transcribes it, mirrors it, opens discourse and questions, and provokes the sharing of experience that conjures away this contemporary malaise of powerlessness and, in turn, opens doors to a common future? . . . Building something together, bearing witness, creating sense, being a part of the world, refusing the catastrophe. Rather, grabbing hold of the present, cradling it and letting it breath. . . . This was the attempt of Frédéric D. Oberland, Stéphane Pigneul, and Ben McConnell with Oiseaux-Tempête (SR 381CD/LP), their first album, an opening chapter published in 2013. . . . Following the energetic post-rock of this first, self-titled album, came Ütopiya? (SR 396CD/LP, 2015). A far more poignant piece of work, lyrical, yet with the roughness of the free music it was inspired by. Interweaving their music with the photographic images of Yusuf Sevincli and the words of poets Nazim Hikmet and Tarkovsky, Oiseaux-Tempête continued their Mediterranean voyage, this time further East. . . . With AL-'AN!, Oiseaux-Tempête have achieved a far more complex work, richer in texture, the intertwining of acoustic elements with electronica, roaming and shaking the foundations of this almost labyrinthian personal opus of an album. As ever, the group realizing both the immersive and also the total physicality on the record. . . . And in the same way, AL-'AN! remembers. Memories in the far more intimate form of the travel diary, each track the capturing of a moment, brief sketches, the first notes the faint outlines of a specific atmosphere, the chords building little by little the heavier lines of a coherent edifice, an innate sense of structure beneath the apparent fragmentation. . . . AL-'AN! proceeds from a logic of abundance, from the diversity of character to the binds that give it its structure. Not only because this opus is blending the Arabic, French, and English languages, and in doing so constructs a dialogue between Europe and the Middle-East." --Alexandre Francois Features Tamer Abu Ghazaleh and G. W. Sok.
"In Oiseaux-Tempête, Frédéric D. Oberland and Stéphane Pigneul have chosen a name, a call from the sea, of almost totemic quality. . . . AL-'AN! ('Now!' in Arabic) is the third part of a journey that commenced in 2012. A two part - aesthetic and political - proposition. How to build something that speaks of the present, that transcribes it, mirrors it, opens discourse and questions, and provokes the sharing of experience that conjures away this contemporary malaise of powerlessness and, in turn, opens doors to a common future? . . . Building something together, bearing witness, creating sense, being a part of the world, refusing the catastrophe. Rather, grabbing hold of the present, cradling it and letting it breath. . . . This was the attempt of Frédéric D. Oberland, Stéphane Pigneul, and Ben McConnell with Oiseaux-Tempête (SR 381CD/LP), their first album, an opening chapter published in 2013. . . . Following the energetic post-rock of this first, self-titled album, came Ütopiya? (SR 396CD/LP, 2015). A far more poignant piece of work, lyrical, yet with the roughness of the free music it was inspired by. Interweaving their music with the photographic images of Yusuf Sevincli and the words of poets Nazim Hikmet and Tarkovsky, Oiseaux-Tempête continued their Mediterranean voyage, this time further East. . . . With AL-'AN!, Oiseaux-Tempête have achieved a far more complex work, richer in texture, the intertwining of acoustic elements with electronica, roaming and shaking the foundations of this almost labyrinthian personal opus of an album. As ever, the group realizing both the immersive and also the total physicality on the record. . . . And in the same way, AL-'AN! remembers. Memories in the far more intimate form of the travel diary, each track the capturing of a moment, brief sketches, the first notes the faint outlines of a specific atmosphere, the chords building little by little the heavier lines of a coherent edifice, an innate sense of structure beneath the apparent fragmentation. . . . AL-'AN! proceeds from a logic of abundance, from the diversity of character to the binds that give it its structure. Not only because this opus is blending the Arabic, French, and English languages, and in doing so constructs a dialogue between Europe and the Middle-East." --Alexandre Francois Features Tamer Abu Ghazaleh and G. W. Sok. CD version includes a bonus track.
Unworks & Rarities 2012-15
This is the volume one of Unworks & Rarities, a new series compiling unreleased and miscellaneous pieces by Oiseaux-Tempête. Following their two acclaimed first albums on Sub Rosa (Ütopiya?, 2015 (SR 396CD, SR 396LP) & Oiseaux-Tempête, 2013 (SR 381CD, SR 381LP)), Unworks & Rarities is putting up more than a collection of outtakes. Since 2012, French "free-rockers" Oiseaux-Tempête have been making instrumental and experimental rock that's heavy, provocative, and in no way intended for just a casual listen. The band, formed in Paris, is the core duo Frédéric D. Oberland & Stéphane Pigneul beside drummers Sylvain Joasson, Ben McConnell & Jean-Michel Pirès. Their music was initially made alongside photographer Stéphane C. in order to document the existential conflict caused by the political and economic upheavals in Greece. For Ütopiya? the travels moved to Istanbul and Sicily, the group expanded with the addition of G.W. Sok (The Ex's former vocalist) narrating Nazim Hikmet's poems and Gareth Davis on bass clarinet, providing the food for its urgent energy and indomitable drive; still free, more punk, pursuing their sonic odyssey around the Mediterranean Sea. Including the same previous guests, Unworks & Rarities features also unreleased cosmic sessions with ondes martenot's virtuoso Christine Ott. More than mere music, the heft behind this project translates directly into the sound. It's not always dark and brooding, but it's definitely always potent. The landscapes they create through their soundscapes are always rich, stirring, full of color and texture, and entirely cinematic. What's more, and what's most important, is that it feels so human. Using, at times, audio realia from the times of turmoil, the sounds and the music work together to shine a light and lift heads towards it. Commanding more than just your ears, from guts to gray matter, Oiseaux-Tempête will hijack your insides. Pushing new boundaries, this opus crystallizes precious moments of sonic bloom, from ambient soundscapes to free-noise and krautrock inflected improvisation.
Limited gold vinyl version. This is the volume one of Unworks & Rarities, a new series compiling unreleased and miscellaneous pieces by Oiseaux-Tempête. Following their two acclaimed first albums on Sub Rosa (Ütopiya?, 2015 (SR 396CD, SR 396LP) & Oiseaux-Tempête, 2013 (SR 381CD, SR 381LP)), Unworks & Rarities is putting up more than a collection of outtakes. Since 2012, French "free-rockers" Oiseaux-Tempête have been making instrumental and experimental rock that's heavy, provocative, and in no way intended for just a casual listen. The band, formed in Paris, is the core duo Frédéric D. Oberland & Stéphane Pigneul beside drummers Sylvain Joasson, Ben McConnell & Jean-Michel Pirès. Their music was initially made alongside photographer Stéphane C. in order to document the existential conflict caused by the political and economic upheavals in Greece. For Ütopiya? the travels moved to Istanbul and Sicily, the group expanded with the addition of G.W. Sok (The Ex's former vocalist) narrating Nazim Hikmet's poems and Gareth Davis on bass clarinet, providing the food for its urgent energy and indomitable drive; still free, more punk, pursuing their sonic odyssey around the Mediterranean Sea. Including the same previous guests, Unworks & Rarities features also unreleased cosmic sessions with ondes martenot's virtuoso Christine Ott. More than mere music, the heft behind this project translates directly into the sound. It's not always dark and brooding, but it's definitely always potent. The landscapes they create through their soundscapes are always rich, stirring, full of color and texture, and entirely cinematic. What's more, and what's most important, is that it feels so human. Using, at times, audio realia from the times of turmoil, the sounds and the music work together to shine a light and lift heads towards it. Commanding more than just your ears, from guts to gray matter, Oiseaux-Tempête will hijack your insides. Pushing new boundaries, this opus crystallizes precious moments of sonic bloom, from ambient soundscapes to free-noise and krautrock inflected improvisation.
Ütopiya?
Gatefold double LP version; pressed on marbled vinyl; includes download code. Ütopiya? not only continues Oiseaux-Tempête's first album (SR 381CD/LP); it also extends it. The travels move this time to Istanbul and Sicily, providing the food for its urgent energy and indomitable drive. While the structures still hint at moments of post-rock, they go further now, almost into the area of free-jazz yet without losing a directness rooted in punk (highlighted perhaps by the presence of G.W. Sok from The Ex). In addition, the bass clarinet of Gareth Davis references both the roughest of experiments of Akosh Szelevényi and The Stooges' Fun House. There are, so the story goes, sea birds that reveal themselves only at times of approaching storms. This story though, is a little more complicated. For some, the pipers riding the deluge, yet for the mariner the prophets in the lingering final moments of calm. Ultimately, are they the creator or created if the existence of one requires the other? It is this Mediterranean Sea that Oiseaux-Tempête chose to roam. More or less anchored in Paris, Oiseaux-Tempête is the result of the meeting between Frédéric D. Oberland and Stéphane Pigneul (members of both Farewell Poetry and Le Réveil Des Tropiques) and Ben McConnell (Beach House, Marissa Nadler). For Ütopiya?, the group is expanded with the addition of bass clarinet virtuoso Gareth Davis.
Ütopiya? not only continues Oiseaux-Tempête's first album (SR 381CD/LP); it also extends it. The travels move this time to Istanbul and Sicily, providing the food for its urgent energy and indomitable drive. While the structures still hint at moments of post-rock, they go further now, almost into the area of free-jazz yet without losing a directness rooted in punk (highlighted perhaps by the presence of G.W. Sok from The Ex). In addition, the bass clarinet of Gareth Davis references both the roughest of experiments of Akosh Szelevényi and The Stooges' Fun House. There are, so the story goes, sea birds that reveal themselves only at times of approaching storms. This story though, is a little more complicated. For some, the pipers riding the deluge, yet for the mariner the prophets in the lingering final moments of calm. Ultimately, are they the creator or created if the existence of one requires the other? It is this Mediterranean Sea that Oiseaux-Tempête chose to roam. More or less anchored in Paris, Oiseaux-Tempête is the result of the meeting between Frédéric D. Oberland and Stéphane Pigneul (members of both Farewell Poetry and Le Réveil Des Tropiques) and Ben McConnell (Beach House, Marissa Nadler). For Ütopiya?, the group is expanded with the addition of bass clarinet virtuoso Gareth Davis. CD presented in eight-page digipack. File under experimental, stoner, post-rock, ambient, free music.
Re-Works
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Oiseaux-Tempête (Frédéric D. Oberland, Stéphane Pigneul and Ben McConnell) have brought together a brilliant list of friends to remix tracks off of their magnificent self-titled debut album (SR 381CD/LP): Justin Small (Do Make Say Think), Scanner, Saåad, Dag Rosenqvist (Jasper TX), Leopard Of Honour, May Roosevelt, Colin Johnco, Witxes, and Aun. Includes a download voucher with bonus tracks from Machinefabriek, and Richard Knox & Cyril Secq (Astrïd). Transparent sleeve with transparent sticker. Limited color vinyl (crystal-clear blue or red).
Double LP version. Comes on red and black marbled vinyl in a gatefold sleeve. Includes a download voucher.
Oiseaux-Tempête's debut album retraces, in a sonic odyssey, the qualms and queries of a sickly and dysfunctional Western society. The trio was created in Paris in 2012 by the musically versatile pair Frédéric D. Oberland (guitar) and Stéphane Pigneul (bass) (members of FareWell Poetry and Le Réveil des Tropiques) and percussionist Ben McConnell (drummer for bands such as Beach House, Rain Machine, Au Revoir Simone, Marissa Nadler, and Winter Family). The band's creative process is intertwined with that of Stéphane C., French photographer/filmmaker, currently documenting the existential conflicts brought on by the political and economical turmoil in Greece. In light of this encounter, this project quickly became a whole: musical, visual, political. The initiating impetus is urgency. Reason first reared its head in Greece, and now it is the seat of a modern maelstrom, unfurling a new set of questions. Alternating moments of inexorable tension and luminous respite, the Oiseaux-Tempête's debut album LP takes flight and slowly unfolds in an implacable ascension, the rich photographic contributions fleshing out the poetic narrative. Albums released on Sub Rosa must answer to seven internal questions, and one of these is the ability to summon a penetrative force that transcends genres. It is this force that floods Oiseaux-Tempête's first release, carrying us beyond the stoner, free-rock and experimental labels. How can music voice the violence and confusion that fuels discontent and protest? Oiseaux-Tempête offers an answer to this question.

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DAVID WILSON NORTH WEST IS ON THE BALL THIS WEEKEND – Our Space, Your Place.
David Wilson North West sponsored the match ball this weekend (Saturday 11th November) at the Crewe Alexandra vs Lincoln City game at The Alexandra Stadium.
The game kicked off at 3pm and was a tense match as the two teams have drawn every game they have played against each other for the last 10 years.
Crewe Alexandra FC was formed in 1877 and is one of the oldest English Football League teams in Britain. In 2005, the team was honoured with the Football League's Most Respected Club Award, an accolade that takes pride of place at the Alexandra Stadium.
The club's 'Soccer in the Community' scheme is also award winning and holds sessions for children of all ages, as well as for those with disabilities and learning difficulties.


Receiving venture capital funding is often critical to the success of a startup. Coming at it from the other direction—deciding where to attribute such funding—can also be an interesting science-related career path. That is what Dr. Janis Naeve has found. The next AIMS speaker, she will be joining us tomorrow, Wednesday, September 23, to talk about her work with Amgen Ventures and about the criteria that help a company get funded. Come meet her in person, or ask your questions online, here.
Receiving venture capital funding is often critical to the success of a startup. Coming at it from the other direction—deciding where to attribute such funding—can also be an interesting science-related career path. That is what Dr. Janis Naeve has found. The next AIMS speaker, she will be joining us tomorrow, Wednesday, September 23, to talk about her work with Amgen Ventures and about the criteria that help a company get funded.
Have questions about venture capital in the world of biotech? Join us tomorrow, Wednesday, September 23 at 5:00 in Munzer Hall (Beckman Center).
If you can't make it for the networking, ask your questions here in the comments section below. Dr. Naeve will be happy to respond!
What are the main things you look for in a company when deciding whether to invest?
What if I want to work in venture capital: what do you look for in me?
How important is it for an early-stage company to have IP?


Published annually by the Düsseldorf-based Ballet am Rhein, the magazine "b – NO8" tells of the energy fields between people and their bodies, movement and words, stories and shapes, artists and spectators, dance and music, photography and visual art. This high-quality publication, which first came out eight years ago, stands out for the interviews with and contributions from renowned artists and choreographers. Highlights of the current issue include a portrait of Hans van Manen, an interview with Ben J. Riepe and images by Florian Etti. The issue boasts generously designed inside pages with lavish picture spreads and contemporary typography.


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Now we really know how big a hole it would take to fill the Albert Hall
One of London's largest ever excavations has been just completed with the help of Scott Tallon Walker Architects. This involved removing the equivalent of five storeys of earth – 80,000 cubic metres – to prepare the site for a cancer treatment centre at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The hole, dug by excavator McGee to a depth of 28.5m in an area 87m long by 67m wide, is big enough to accommodate the Royal Albert Hall or 640 London buses.
Proton beam therapy is a form of radiotherapy used to treat cancer which can be targeted extremely precisely, causing minimal damage to surrounding tissue. It has been offered overseas to NHS patients who are eligible for treatment in England since 2008 in a programme that has to date supported approximately 1,000 patients.
Together with the Department of Health, NHS England is funding the development of two centres at The Christie in Manchester and University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust for NHS patients to be treated in the UK. Patients are due to be treated at The Christie from summer next year, with UCLH following in summer 2020. When complete they will each treat up to 750 patients every year.
"This may have been STW's most challenging brief ever," says chairman Eoin O'Morain, "removing earth equivalent to 640 London bus loads out of the centre of one the world's busiest capitals. But the team effort has delivered and we're looking forward to delivering the project on time and on budget, a core component of our contract.
"We've had a practice in London for well over four decades and we've recently been voted one of the top 10 healthcare practices in the UK," he adds. "We're also working on the remodelling, refurbishment and extension of two iconic buildings within the St Bartholomew's Hospital site to provide a new cardiac-focused hospital for Nuffield Health.
"The two buildings make up an important classical frontage to Giltspur Street in the heart of City of London. Some of your readers may know the buildings better as a film location for the BBC TV series Sherlock."
The project team includes:
Scott Tallon Walker Architects – architect and lead consultant
Campbell Reith – structural, civil, geotechnical and environmental engineering consultant
WSP – mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design and the interface with the different contractors.
McGee –bulk excavation and main propping of the centre.
Fayat Piling – piling and diaphragm wall
Reach Active – service diversions and utilities
This entry was posted in Newsletter UK on September 6, 2017 by stwarchitects.
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Welcome to our 2016 newsletter. This issue focuses on a round up of the years events, from ground breaking at Tottenham Court Road for the UCLH Proton Beam Therapy Facility, completion and handover of a number of laboratory and healthcare facilities across the UK , to media and events STW UK have had involvement with this year…
We hope you enjoy reading our news.
This entry was posted in Newsletter UK and tagged Architects, Newsletter, UK on December 20, 2016 by stwarchitects.


I'd like to tell you about my summer vacation.
I went to a few different places, and the first place was Hida Takayama in Gifu prefecture.
My husband and I took a highway bus from Mitaka to Takayama.
The trip took about six and a half hours!
We finally arrived at Takayama station at about 1:45pm.
After eating ramen for lunch, we went to our guest house. The guest house was attached to a temple.
There were some regular rooms, but we stayed inside the temple itself, in a small room, separated by a curtain.
That evening, we went to a special fireworks show— old-fashioned style.
There were a group of men on a platform in the river.
They put the fireworks in bamboo tubes, lit them on fire, and then pointed them up to the sky.
As the fireworks shot up, many sparks fall down on the men, so I think it is a little dangerous. But, it was very exciting!
The next day we went to Hida Folk Village, which had many old farmhouses.
They have special triangular roofs, to keep the heavy snow from piling up in the winter. We also visited Takayama Jinya, which were old government offices from the Edo period.
I thought the most interesting part was the interrogation area.
There were torture devices and a very small bamboo cage to transport prisoners!
My husband loves history, so he really enjoyed visiting these old places.
My favorite part of Takayama was going to hot springs! We stayed in Takayama for two days, then took the train to Shizuoka.
I'll tell you about that in the next blog!


Thank you to all the families who have provided feedback on the improvements to our after school collection procedures. The structure we have chosen is based upon research into schools of a similar size who have proven procedures that ensure the safety and welfare of students, and minimise the traffic frustration for families and the local community. We have also observed reduced afternoon fatigue among our youngest learners.
We are continuing to evaluate and improve the process and have recently painted class zones outside the Library for supervision at the end of the day. Staff will supervise uncollected children in this area until 3:20pm. To avoid confusion, we ask that children refrain from playing at this busy time. As the weather gets cooler, supervision will move to an indoor location. Stay tuned!
Thank you to all the parents who submitted feedback online and were interviewed by our Media team recently. Mr Guihot and I appreciate the positive comments shared through the car window at 'Kiss and drop.' A big thanks to the randomly selected families who completed the survey conducted during Parent Interview Week last term.
We understand that each family has their own unique set of circumstances and that the new procedures may impact families in different ways. We encourage feedback and hope that families would approach the school to voice any comments or concerns they may have in a respectful manner. Feedback can be provided at any time online, via email, phone call or the Suggestion Box that will soon be installed near the Library.


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If not for her strong will to live and incredible good luck, Tatyana McFadden, 24, who is participating in her third Paralympics this summer in London, would not be the powerful professional athlete she is today. In fact, if any single circumstance in her life had been different, she might not even be alive.
Born in St. Petersburg, Russia, with an underdeveloped spinal cord, a condition known as Spina Bifida, Tatyana's life was put at risk when doctors waited 21 days to operate and correct the hole in her spine. Left disabled and unwanted, she was sent to an orphanage, where she spent her time using only her arms and hands to get around. She had no wheelchair. Six years later, however, her life took a major turn when Debbie McFadden, commissioner of disabilities for the U.S. Health Department, decided she wanted to adopt Tatyana and raise her in the U.S.
But the prospect of a better life was put on hold shortly after she came to America, when Tatyana became very ill and lost a significant amount of weight. Doctors predicted she would live only a few more months, but she pulled through and got involved in several different sports to build her strength until she found the one that changed her life forever: wheelchair racing.
As one of the youngest athletes to win a Paralympics medal on the cycling track, she made the trials for her first international Paralympics games in Athens, Greece in 2004 when she was only 14 years old. Four years later, she took home three silver medals and one bronze medal at the Beijing Paralympics. She also finished first in both the 2009 Chicago marathon and the 2010 New York marathon.
Not only has Tatyana opened up the door for herself as a top athlete, she's also paved the way for other disabled athletes through her work as a national advocate for equal access for people with disabilities.
Now Tatyana is often referred to as "Beast" by her wheelchair racing teammates at the University of Illinois for her chiseled upper body strength and intimidating reputation as a fierce Paralympics competitor.
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It was in 2004 that Chef Antoinette first opened her hands-on cookery school in the picturesque garden suburb of Lyttleton Manor, ideally situated between Pretoria and Johannesburg. Antoinette, a qualified chef with a thorough knowledge of ingredients, flavours, and culinary techniques, recognized the need for such a cooking school in Centurion and decided to fill that gap while fulfilling her own lifelong dream. In this way, she is also giving the community an out-of-the-ordinary fun learning experience.
The cooking courses offered by Antoinette's Cookery School have been delicately thought out; each class is unique and covers a selection from exotic cooking to themed cooking classes, not only will your kitchen skills be sharpened up, this is a great way for anyone from the interested beginner to the passionate cuisine expert to participate and learn a new skill. Antoinette's cookery classes are all held in a casual purpose build kitchen, a fully equipped and sociable environment, and can accommodate a maximum of sixteen participants at a time giving you a relaxed, intimate experience during each cooking course. During these hands-on cooking lessons, participants will learn to cook a multiple of delectable recipes under the careful supervision of the Chefs and their assistants. Once the dishes are plated, the participants get to feast on their mouthwatering culinary creations at the al fresco table in the thatched entertainment area.


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Hungary 9090 Pannonhalma Vár 1.
The Archabbey, which has a history of more than a thousand years, was built on the almost 300 metre high hill located at the meeting point of Bakony and the Little Hungarian Plain, and is easily visible from a distance. Within the walls of the imposing complex, now the same order of Benedictine monks live and work, following the intellectuality of the Rule of Saint Benedict of Nursia (480–547), for whom Grand Prince Géza, the father of King Saint Stephen founded the monastery in 996. The Benedictine monks who lived in the monastery which was erected in honour of Saint Martin of Tours, played a significant role in both the establishment of the Christian Europe of the Middle Ages and in the handing down of classic civilisation. Besides its pastoral role, education became central to the life of the order from the beginning of the 19th century. The modern name of Pannonhalma also dates back to this time, when it first emerged in the correspondence of the poet Ferenc Kazinczy and the Benedictine monk Izidor Guzmics, as the Hungarian name for the Latin Mons Sacer Pannoniae. The Archabbey of Pannonhalma and its surroundings, a highly significant religious, cultural and educational centre of Hungary, was pronounced part of the World Heritage in 1996.


Simultaneous to Warsaw summit, the Iranian opposition rally in Warsaw was held in support of democratic change in Iran and to voice the Iranian people's quest for a secular and democratic Iran. The key members of the international community have attended the Warsaw summit whose focus is on Iran and its destabilizing role in the Middle East.
The supporters of the organized Iranian resistance, National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), led by Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, urged the Warsaw summit to recognize the Iranian people's right to overthrow the despotic autocracy regime ruling Iran and to establish a free republic.
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, former Algerian Prime Minister Sid Ahmed Ghozali, former US Senator Robert Torricelli; Marcin Święcicki, a Polish MP and former Mayor of Warsaw, and several Polish Members of Parliament and Senators were among scheduled speakers of the rally.
"You have come together today to convey to the World Summit in Warsaw the voice of the people of Iran yearning for freedom and democracy. You are the voice of Iranian protesters calling on the world to break their silence over the abuses of our nation's rights.
The pain of our political prisoners in Khamenei's dungeons, the sufferings of our Kurdish, Turk, Balochi and Arab compatriots, and the stifled desires and hopes of Iranian women, youths, workers, farmers, teachers and students are resonating in your cries.
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani made a speech to the Iranian opposition rally in Warsaw: "It's a great honor for me to be here with you to make a very important point to the government officials attending the Warsaw Summit. In order to have peace and security in the Middle East, there needs to be a change of the theocratic regime in Iran. It must end. The Iranian regime is the greatest source of dissension. I commend Maryam Rajavi for her courageous leadership in her struggle for a free and democratic Iran. The Ayatollah's regime is the number one state sponsor of terrorism not only in the Middle East but in the whole world.
For 70 years, the Polish people did not negotiate with their oppressors. They didn't hope for change. They didn't accommodate their loss of freedom. They never gave up the idea that Poland would be free. Today we come here to demand the same for the Iranian people.
Well, we congratulate those nations represented here today to discuss the future of the Middle East and Iran. We all speak to those nations that are not here. We understand your desire for accommodation and reconciliation, but there comes a time in life when reality must triumph over hope. We have tried to negotiate with Tehran. There have been negotiations with Tehran. We have hoped for for last 40 years and they have answered us with terrorism or oppression and death. The thousands of martyrs in Iran lying in their graves are a testament to the fact there is no negotiating with this regime. The regime must end now.
A government that murders its opponents, cannot be trusted to respect the nuclear agreement. A murderous regime cannot be a trustable regime.
Senator Ryszard Majer, the prominent member of the Polish Senate, addresses the Iranian opposition rally in Warsaw: "We respect freedom and solidarity. Are those values important to you? Yes, every nation needs freedom and solidarity, freedom to decide for themselves. Also in Iran freedom for Iranian people is necessary for the entire world.
As a Pole, I understand this. For many years there was no freedom of assembly, no freedom of speech, for all of those who wished for change. Today I admire all of the efforts of Mrs. Rajavi who works for solidarity and well-being in Iran.
Mr. Zbigniew Cichoń, a member of the Polish Senate from the PIS party, addressed the Iranian opposition rally in Warsaw: "As Polish people, we have previously experienced a regime that had oppressed people. We have become a sovereign state.
We have a lot of very good ties with Iranians going back to WWII when you hosted our army that was leaving the Soviet oppression and going through Iran to fight the fascists. As a nation, you have a right to fight. This is a dream that will soon become true. It will become true because our dream in Poland became true.
Mr. Javad Dabiran, the member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the NCRI, addressed the Iranian opposition rally in Warsaw: "Forty years after the downfall of the Shah's dictatorship, it is time for the overthrow of the mullahs. This regime has brought nothing but misery and corruption and death and killings. So, it is time they go. They have only faced one strong opposition, that of the MEK (PMOI).
Forty years ago, the slogans were freedom, democracy and independence. Today the people of Iran are repeating the same slogans.
In the past four decades, the people of Iran have risen up. We have gathered here to declare our full support for NCRI President-elect Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the People's Mojahedin (MEK) and its "Resistance Units" inside Iran.
Mr. Matin Doustmohammadi, as the representative of the Iranian youth associations in Europe, addressed the Iranian opposition rally in Warsaw: "We had 40 years of repression. But I am proud that in these 40 years, the MEK and their supporters continued their Resistance. I salute the MEK's "Resistance Units" inside Iran that are leading all the protests.
The regime is not paying any price for its crimes. If the Western government want to respect their own laws, they should arrest the regime's agents and put the IRGC on the blacklist and expel the diplomat-terrorists of this regime.
We are here also to support Mrs. Maryam Rajavi's 10-point plan for freedom and democracy.
On behalf of the Iranian communities in Europe, Mr. Homayoun Sim-Laqaee addresses the Iranian opposition rally in Warsaw: "The People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (MEK/PMOI) and NCRI are the only movements with a clear plan for freedom and democracy in Iran as they are reflected in Mrs. Maryam Rajavi's 10-point plan. This reflects the freedom and democracy that we want for the Iran of tomorrow.
The fake 'alternatives' to the regime that have been formed by the Iranian intelligence ministry only aim to discredit the MEK, but they will not lead anywhere.
The time has come for the downfall of the mullahs with the leadership of Mr. Massoud Rajavi, the leader of the Iranian Resistance.
We call for the IRGC and MOIS to be placed on the EU and US blacklists. This is the demand of every Iranian.
Following the speeches, the participants in the Iranian opposition rally began their march in the streets outside the Warsaw Summit.
Growing support for the Poland summit is causing fear among Iranian regime officials. While the summit is officially called "Ministerial to Promote Peace and Security in the Middle East," unofficially, it has been described as a prelude to creating an international coalition against the Iranian regime and one of the announced goal of the conference is "making sure that Iran is not a destabilizing influence," in the Middle East.
Our request is the same as Mrs. Maryam Rajavi. This whole regime must be boycotted in its entirety.


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Q: Bootstrap 4 TempusDominus won't apply the format I would like to understand why this code cannot display the right format. It falls back to default when I click on a date.
$('.datetimepicker-input').each(function() {
    $(this).datetimepicker({
        format: 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm',
        date: moment()
    });
});

If I use id of the field it works but I don't have always the same id and I can have different datepicker on the same page.
    $('#datetimepicker1').datetimepicker({
        format: 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm',
        date: moment()
    });

Is it possible to have it working with a loop ?

A: I am not super aware of why but the field seems to initialize by itself using this HTML (it uses twig templating) :

    <input type="text" class="form-control {{ form.vars.attr.class }}" data-target="#{{ form.vars.attr.datatarget }}" data-toggle="datetimepicker"
           value="{{ form.vars.value }}" id="{{ form.vars.id }}" name="{{ form.vars.full_name }}"/>

So instead of using my initialization parameters it used the default. So, I modified the parameter as I wanted before anything gets initialized in js :
import moment from 'moment';
import 'tempusdominus-bootstrap-4';
$.fn.datetimepicker.Constructor.Default = $.extend({}, $.fn.datetimepicker.Constructor.Default, {
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South Africa Ruled By Barbarians, America Next?
And ignorant and naive Americans want to vote Obama into power, a Black Supremacist who was indoctrinated by Black racist preacher Jeremiah Wright for over 20 years and only recently distanced himself for political purposes? Because Obama has "learned to talk to White people"? Because Obama has learned how to pull the wool over their eyes! Useful idiots, a danger to themselves and others.
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Blind to Joseph's Identity!
Re: Historic Fraud: Indian Bnei Menashe
Post Date: 2008-08-25 20:12:10 by David Ben-Ariel
18. To: Magician (#13)
None of the ten tribes landed up in northern Europe or Britain, despite the claims of such insane persons as Herbert Armstrong - and yourself.
Joseph's brethren were also blind to his identity and Joseph stood right in front of them. Nothing new under the sun, eh? Foolishly calling Herbert W. Armstrong or myself "insane" because you're apparently willfully deaf, dumb and blind to the Hebrew roots, the Israelite origins, of the White peoples of Northwestern Europe and the Anglo-Saxon-Celtic peoples doesn't change the facts. Was Orde Wingate "insane" too? And other Christian Zionists too? What lashon hara! (evil tongue, slander). Your prejudice, your bigotry against White Israelites (who are not Jewish and never have been) blinds you.
May God grant you repentance and help you to see, rather than continue to wander in the wilderness fooling yourself that Asian and African converts to the religion of Judaism have somehow changed their race, their ethnicity, and become - presto! - Israelites! Again, if they're ethnic Israelites, you're not! You can't have it both ways. Your Indian emperor has no clothes! Your Indian converts are not Israelites any more than the "Black Hebrews" that pollute Dimona with their unclean presence are Israelites.
If you knew the Bible and history, or weren't in denial of it, you would know that the Northern Ten Tribes of ISRAEL (not Jews, not Jewish, not of Judah), were not to remain in those areas but were foretold to migrate NORTH and WEST and into the ISLES. "We The People" (Am Yisrael) have done so, as the Law and Prophets testify. To ignorantly imagine Israelites have stayed put in the Middle East only is like saying the only true Jews (not Israelites) are in the Middle East (as some do say).
Yair Davidiy, a Torah-observant Jew, founder of Brit-Am Israel in Jerusalem, Israel, offers a treasure trove of rabbinical sources and Jewish information that help reveal Joseph as the Anglo-Saxon-Celtic peoples. Truly, Jews like Yair Davidiy (and Avraham Feld, rabbi) are wonderful pioneers and help hasten the process of redemption that calls for the restoration and reconciliation between Joseph (Northern Ten Tribes of ISRAEL, capital Samaria) and Judah (Southern Kingdom of Judah, capital Jerusalem), that we may ultimately become One Nation Under God, a truly United Kingdom.
Israel in the Isles "LISTEN, O isles, unto me: and hearken, ye people from afar" (Isa. 49:1); and then makes the declaration: "Thou art my servant, O Israel, in whom I will be glorified." (v. 3)
The Plain Truth about the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel
Israel and Judah Must Get House in Order Before King Messiah Arrives
David Ben-Ariel posted on 2008-08-28 08:32:10 ET Reply Trace
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Spider Rock, Canyon de Chelly (de Shay)
Spider Rock, in Arizona's Canyon de Chelly (de Shay), is considered sacred to the Navajo and is associated with Spider Woman who taught the Dineh (Navajo) how to weave.
Spider Rock is an "800 foot sandstone spire that rises from the canyon floor at the junction of Canyon de Chelly and Monument Valley"...
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Does The Bible Teach There Were Human Prototypes?
Questions about ancient peoples, even cavemen, possible human prototypes, were brought up in my mind since I've just returned from visiting the Navajo Nation and regions known to Comanche, Ute, Cheyenne, Kiowa nations/tribes (Monument Valley, Canyon de Chelly, Four Corners, Palo Duro Canyon, Washita River Battlefield, etc.), and because of a recent discovery in the Galilee mentioned in Israel National News, which prompted me to write a rabbi friend, Yehoshua, in Israel.
Joe Biden: a la carte Catholic
Joe Biden isn't Jewish?
Historic Fraud: Indian Bnei Menashe
"Historic: Bnei Menashe Permitted to Move to Israel"- so reports Israel National News, participating in the BIG LIE of Indian converts to Judaism pretending to be descendants of Bnei Menashe - the sons of Menashe (Manasseh, the son of Joseph) - while bearing none of the biblical birthmarks that prove Israelite identity.
Jerusalem speaks to Hinton's heart
Gershon Salomon came from Jerusalem to what he said (with a smile) felt like "the ends of the Earth" - Hinton, West Virginia. It is beautifully described on Hinton's official website as a place, "Woven into the mountains of Appalachia, along the scenic New River in Southern West Virginia...."
Obama to Africa, Biden to Israel
May Afro-centric Obama return to Africa (never forget he faithfully attended a Black Supremacist church for over 20 years at the feet of black racist Jeremiah Wright) where he belongs, and may Joe Biden end his self-imposed exile and become a better Jew by following Judaism to the Jewish Homeland of Israel.
New Homestead Act For Greater Israel
What part of the Promised Land of ISRAEL don't some get? It does not say "Palestine" for the holy land in the prophecies, it does not refer to the Promised Land of Ishmael - it clearly calls for and supports the Promised Land of Israel. Intelligent people start with this strong biblical basis and foundation while others build their vain beliefs upon sand, failing to submit to the Will and Word of God, and suffering the consequences as perpetual losers.
It is the hateful, murderous and covetous Arabs who steal and occupy too much of the Jewish Homeland. Remember the Promised Land of Israel includes GREATER ISRAEL (Eretz Yisrael HaShlema), much of which presently lies under a sea of Arabs, waiting to be reclaimed and liberated from Arab occupation. The sooner Israel evicts the Arab squatters, removes the Nazi-Muslim threat such sworn enemies present, and the sooner the US realizes the terrorist Arab regimes are not our friends, and acts accordingly, wholeheartedly supporting Israel's expulsion of Arabs (not Jewish pioneers and faithful settlers] - THE BETTER.
"We The People" (Israel and Judah) could also agree to some new Homestead Act where those Jews and British-Israelites - White Israelites - who so desire, whose spirit our Great Creator inspires as He did our forefathers (Israel in the Isles), can receive worthy incentives to settle our biblical inheritance that will have been cleared for them of wild beasts, peace through strength, to take root and grow and prosper in our Holy Land of ISRAEL, bearing fruit that glorifies God and blesses the entire world.
When Yeshua returns and reigns as the King of the Jews, He will see to this complete defeat and relocation of the enemies of God and Israel if we've failed to do as Moses commands. Rest assured!
THEY MUST GO
It is imperative that there begins, today, a campaign among world Jewry to explain the full extent of the Arab hatred and danger. The complete truth must be told to the masses of good Jews both to justify the need to remove the Arabs and to expose the dangers of the liberal Establishment bloc.
Peace Now: Arabs and Jews Must Go Their Separate Ways
Genesis 15: 18 On that day the LORD made a covenant with Abram and said, "To your descendants [through Isaac] I give this land, from the river of Egypt to the great river, the Euphrates: 19 the land of the Kenites, Kenizzites, Kadmonites, 20 Hittites, Perizzites, Rephaites, 21 Amorites, Canaanites, Girgashites and Jebusites."
Don't Expel Jews From Gaza!
Ariel Sharon: From Zionist to Traitor
Christian Zionists, Jews, and Israel
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People of White Color
Reflections on Washita Battlefield National Historic Site
Originally Posted by Merrygold
I don't hate white people .
So you're in denial? Your posts against White people appear to prove otherwise.
What I do detest are the numerous comments that you've posted claiming white supremacy over anyone of color
Again, typical politically correct double standards, reverse discrimination, glaring hypocrisy - "anyone of color." How racist! Don't you realize WHITE is a COLOR? White people are people of WHITE color. To get technical, black is actually the absence of color!
As far as White supremacy goes, it should go without saying to honest folks. Why do you detest THE PLAIN TRUTH? To which countries do folks clamor to emigrate? Black Africa? Asia? Mexico? What race of people have created more inventions enjoyed by folks of every color and creed? Arts? Literature? CIVILIZATION. THINK about it.
including those of us of Native American descent
I mentioned to the descendant of Cheyenne Peace Chief Black Kettle how the various "First Nations" were brutally at each others' throats and weren't living in peace and harmony before the militarily superior White tribes came and conquered them all. Why vainly deny these FACTS? Why should facts disturb folks? Because such folks are racist against White people! THINK about it.
while spouting Scripture mingled with Fred Phelps - style propaganda .
Spouting? Prejudicial use of propaganda language there, but the facts remain the same that I dare to share the plain truth of the Bible and history and it doesn't sit too well with those who prefer their darkness.
Not interested in your pictures
Your prerogative and loss.
It's rather revealing that instead of appreciating I've posted something that could put White Israelites in a bad light (although I've stated we're sinners like others but God's Purpose goes forward), I've helped publicize Black Kettle and the controversy surrounding his death, a few have chosen to ignore all that and go on the warpath over imagined injustices. So much for peace and reconciliation!
The English-Speaking Nations of White Israelites
Mormon Madness
Of Baptists and Mormons
The Mormon Book of the Dead
and for good measure...
What Church Members Should Know About Masonry
Black Kettle Bridge or Massasoit Boulevard?
Cheyenne Peace Chief Black Kettle is believed to have worked for peace among the Indian tribes and our White Israelite tribes. As I mentioned to his descendant while visiting the Washita Battlefield National Historic Site in Oklahoma, it's disgusting to see Martin Luther King and Communist Rosa Parks' names littered across the United States on bridges, boulevards, ad nauseam, and that if we truly wanted to honor those who sought peace and proper understanding between our respective tribes, our diverse peoples, we should have things named after Massasoit (sought peace between Indians and Pilgrims) or other truly worthy folks, not documented frauds.
I've been out to our American Southwest recently, and I enjoyed a wonderful discussion with a descendant of Cheyenne chief Black Kettle at the Washita River site where he was killed with his wife, Medicine Woman Later - both having survived the Sandy Creek Massacre - and when I asked her where she thought the Indians came from, even mentioning how I write on forums I'm a Native American since I was born here, she said from the Bering Strait and that they've heard they probably have relatives up there!
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It's A Sin To Vote For Obama!
Erasing The Race Factor
Obama's best hope is to face the race issue explicitly.- By Peter Beinart
We definitely should not ignore the race factor or even pretend it's possible or desirable. Some of us refuse to submit to the dumbing down replacement theology of the self-righteous politically correct cult that would advance every race at the White people's expense; that always "understands" how others want their kind in positions of power and clearly vote that way; how others want to preserve their heritage, but scream bloody murder whenever a White person dares to expose the hypocrisy, the double standards, the institutionalized reverse discrimination of quotas, "affirmative action," ad nauseum. The PC emperor has no clothes!
The Curse of Jeremiah Wrights
Jeremiah Wright, Al Sharpton, Barack Obama, Louis Farrakhan, Jesse Jackson and others all represent the curse of reverse discrimination, the tail wagging the dog, the animals running the farm, the serious consequences for White Israelite disobedience to God (Deuteronomy 28:43).
President Barack Obama sound good to you?
Sounds good for Africa, Asia or some Arab country - but not for the United States of America. I'm not some silly woman all googley-eyed over Barack Hussein Obama (sounds like Osama, doesn't it?) or some self-hating or misguided white person who feels I must vote for the black man to prove to the racist PC masters I'm not racist.
Diversity Demands: Segregate Now!
The more white Israelite people try to ignore the issues of race, the more race will get in our face (Daniel 9:11). It is in the best interests of every race to SEGREGATE NOW.
Is God a racist? Does He discriminate? Did Jesus hate Gentiles? Was Paul prejudiced? Are Israelites and Jews superior to other peoples? Is God's favorite color white?
The Plain Truth About Race And Responsibility
Why leave others with distorted views of what the Bible says? Why not present our God-given understanding of cause and effect for today's increasing racial divides? Precisely because it is a BOMBSHELL to those who have been lulled to sleep, drugged by PC poison and who, once awakened would be enraged and shoot the messenger!
It seems evident that the resurrected Noah will head a vast project of the relocation of the races and nations, within the boundaries God has set, for their own best good, happiness and richest blessings. This will be a tremendous operation. It will require great and vast organization, reinforced with power to move whole nations and races. This time, peoples and nations will move where God has planned for them, and no defiance will be tolerated.
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Temple Mount Faithful
Voice of the Temple Mount Faithful Newsletter -
Latest Edition! Winter 5767/2007
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Join Us for the March to the Temple Mount on Tisha b'Av
The Temple Mount and Land of Israel Faithful Movement will march to the Temple Mount on Tisha b'Av 5768 (August 10, 2008) at 11:00 AM (Jerusalem time) in remembrance of the day of the destruction of the First and Second Temples and the soon-to-be built Third Temple. ... more
Temple Mount and Land of Israel Faithful Movement Documentary
This video documents the history of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, and the work of the Temple Mount and Land of Israel Faithful Movement to reclaim it for the Jewish nation. Watch this exciting video and see what is happening in these final days. [Running time: 34:42 minutes] ..... watch it here!
The Jerusalem Day March of the Temple Mount and Land of Israel Faithful Movement
The Temple Mount and Land of Israel Faithful Movement marched on Jerusalem Day (Monday, June 2, 2008/28 Iyar 5768) from Ammunition Hill, on the north of Jerusalem, to the Biblical city of Jerusalem, to the Temple Mount. This day commemorates the 1967 liberation of the Biblical city of Jerusalem and the Temple Mount (the location of the first, second, and third Temples)..... more
The Temple Mount and Land of Israel Faithful Movement lit the Hanukkah Menorah in the front of the Southern Hulda Gates of the holy Temple Mount on Hanukkah.
The Hulda gates had a special significance in the history of the First and Second Temples. It was the main entrance to the Temple Mount for many millions of Israeli pilgrims. The gates were named after the prophet Hulda. She was one of the most popular and important prophets of Israel during the First Temple age. The people of Israel appreciated her so much that they buried her near the southern gates of the Temple Mount. The lighting of the Hanukkah Menorah at this Holy place was the climax of the Hanukkah event of the Faithful Movement on the Temple Mount. . . . more
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Senate Resolution on Jewish Refugees
1) The Issue
For over 2,500 years, Jews in substantial numbers resided in areas that are today Arab countries - over 1,000 years before the advent of Islam.
In the 1940's, the status of Jews in Arab countries worsened dramatically, especially after many Arab countries declared war, or backed the war against Israel. Jews were uprooted from their homes or became subjugated, political hostages in the Arab world's struggle against Israel. In virtually all cases, as Jews fled, Arab governments seized and/or confiscated their individual and communal properties without any compensation provided.
In reality, there were two Middle East refugee populations. Yet, neither the mass violations of human rights, nor the displacement of Jews from Arab countries, have ever been adequately addressed by the international community. It would constitute an injustice were the international community to recognize rights for one victim population - Palestinian refugees - without recognizing equal rights for other victims of that very same Middle East conflict - Jews displaced from Arab countries.
2) Senate Resolution on Refugees
In 2007, four Senators and four Congressmen introduced bi-partisan landmark Resolutions on Middle East refugees. Senate Resolution 85 and House Resolution 185 - The House Resolution was ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY in April of 2008, now, it is time to ensure Senate Resolution 85 gets approved!
S.Res 85 calls attention to the fact that Jews living in Arab countries suffered human rights violations, were displaced from their homes, and were made refugees. Far-reaching and comprehensive, this Resolution instruct the President to ensure that in all international forums, when the issue of "Middle East refugees" is discussed, representatives of the United States must ensure: "That any explicit reference to Palestinian refugees is matched by a similar explicit reference to Jewish and other refugees, as a matter of law and equity."
This bi-partisan Senate Resolution has been spearheaded by: Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ); Sen. Norm Coleman (R-MN); Sen. Richard Durbin (D-IL); Sen. Trent Lott (R-MS) [now retired]; Sen. Joe Lieberman (D-CT); Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR).
The Resolution is currently before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations.
3) What to Emphasize to Your Senator
No just, comprehensive Middle East peace can be reached without recognition of, and redress for, the uprooting of centuries-old Jewish communities in the Middle East and North Africa by Islamic regimes hostile to the State of Israel.
The legitimate call to secure rights and redress for Jews who were forced to flee Arab countries is not a campaign against Palestinian refugees; nor is it about launching legal proceedings to seek compensation. It is an initiative to ensure that the plight of former Jewish refugees from Arab countries be placed on the international political agenda as a quest for truth and justice and that their rights be secured as a matter of law and equity;
On November 22nd, 1967, the Security Council unanimously adopted, Resolution 242, laying down the principles for a peaceful settlement in the Middle East. Still considered the primary vehicle for resolving the Arab-Israel conflict, Resolution 242 stipulates that a comprehensive peace settlement should necessarily include "a just settlement of the refugee problem." No distinction is made between Arab refugees and Jewish refugees.
4) Here is how YOU can help!
1. Familiarize yourself with the issue. The Resolution and information can be obtained by visiting www.justiceforjews.com/resolutions.html.
2. Contact members of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations urging them to adopt S.Res 85, the bi-partisan resolution on 'Middle East Refugees' that calls for equal rights for Jewish refugees from Arab countries.
Here is a sample letter.
FAX THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
[THIS IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE METHOD]
Fax: 202-228-3612 (Sen. Joseph Biden leading the Democrats)
Fax: 202-224-0836 (Sen. Richard Lugar leading the Republicans)
FAX OF ALL OTHER COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS MEMBERS
Christopher J. Dodd (D-CT) 202-224-1083
John F. Kerry (D-MA) 202-224-8525
Russell D. Feingold (D-WI) 202-224-2725
Barbara Boxer (D-CA) 202-224-0454
Bill Nelson (D-FL) 202-228-2183
Barack Obama (D-IL) 202-228-4260
Robert Menendez (D-NJ) 202-228-2197
Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD) 202-224-1651
Robert P. Casey (D-PA) 202-228-0604
James Webb (D-VA) 202-228-6363
Chuck Hagel (R-NE) 202-224-5213
Norm Coleman (R-MN) 202-224-1152
Bob Corker (R-TN) 202-228-0566
George Voinovich (R-OH) 202-228-1382
Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) 202-224-5301
James DeMint (R-SC) 202-228-5143
Johnny Isakson (R-GA) 202-228-0724
David Vitter (R-LA) 202-228-5061
John A. Barrasso (R-WY) 202-224-1724
CONTACT VIA TELEPHONE
S.Res 85 is supported by both political parties. You can call the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations at:
Voice: 202-224-4651 (Sen. Joseph Biden leading the Democrats)
Voice: 202-224-6797 (Sen. Richard Lugar leading the Republicans)
SEN. BIDEN: puneet_talwar@biden.senate.gov
c/o Mr. Puneet Talwar (Middle East Policy Specialist)
SEN. LUGAR: patrick_garvey@lugar.senate.gov
c/o Mr. Patrick Garvey (Legislative Assistant)
CONTACT VIA POSTAL MAIL
U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
Dirksen Senate Office Building
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Q: Give an example to show that $G$ must be assumed to be connected in Theorem 3.7 (Complex Variable, Conway 2ed) I have this problem from Conway Complex variable book, and I have my own solution. I just want to know if my example is correct.
Section 4.3
Problem 2. Give an example to show that $G$ must be assumed to be connected in Theorem 3.7.
Theorem 3.7: Let $G$ be a connected open set and let $f: G \to \mathbb{C}$ be an analytic function. Then, the following are equivalent statements:
(a) $f \equiv 0$
(b) there is a point $a \in G$ such that $f^{(n)}(a) = 0$ for each $n \geq 0$
(c) $\{z \in G: f(z) = 0\}$ has a limit point in $G$.
My example:
Let $G = (-\infty,0)\cup(0,\infty)$. Clearly $G$ is open and not connected. Consider the function $f: G \to \mathbb{C}$ as
$
f(z) =
\begin{cases}
-1, & \mbox{ if } z \in (-\infty,0)\\
0, & \mbox { if } z \in (0,\infty).
\end{cases}
$
Then $f'(z) = 0, \forall z \in G$ and $f$ is differentiable with a continuous derivative. Hence, $f$ is analytic in $G$. Pick $a \in (0,\infty)$, then $a \in G$ and $f^{(n)}(a) = 0, \forall n \geq 0$, but $f \neq 0$. Hence, (b) $\nRightarrow$ (a) and the three statements are not equivalent if $G$ is not connected.

A: Your example is not appropriate, since your set $G$ is not an open subset of $\mathbb C$.
You can take $G=\{z\in\mathbb{C}\,|\,\operatorname{Re}z\neq0\}$ and define$$\begin{array}{rccc}f\colon&G&\longrightarrow&\mathbb C\\&z&\mapsto&\begin{cases}1&\text{ if }\operatorname{Re}z>0\\0&\text{ if }\operatorname{Re}z<0.\end{cases}\end{array}$$


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Jałowęsy – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie świętokrzyskim, w powiecie opatowskim, w gminie Opatów.

Prywatna wieś szlachecka Jałowąsy położona była w drugiej połowie XVI wieku w powiecie sandomierskim województwa sandomierskiego. W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość administracyjnie należała do województwa tarnobrzeskiego.

Etymologia nazwy wsi
Na przestrzeni wieków nazwa wsi ewoluowała. W materiałach źródłowych, poza wspomnianymi, można znaleźć takie nazwy jak: Jalowansz, Jalowansi, Jałowansy, Jalowąssy, Ialowązy, a nawet Yallowassy czy Jałowęty. Nazwa wsi pochodzi od nazwy osobowej Jałowąs, czyli imienia mężczyzny mającego rzadki zarost twarzy lub pozbawionego go w ogóle.

Części wsi

Historia
Pierwsze wzmianki o miejscowości pochodzą z 1328 r. Wówczas wieś nazywała się Ialovans i wchodziła w skład włości biskupów lubuskich. Według Jana Długosza w XV w. wieś składała się z 21 łanów ziemi, w tym 2 sołtysich. Miejscowi kmiecie oddawali biskupowi dziesięcinę w wysokości do 20 grzywien. Była tu także karczma. W 1578 r. w źródłach pojawiła się nazwa Ialowaszy. Rejestr poborowy powiatu sandomierskiego z 1629 r. wskazuje, że ówczesnym właścicielem wsi był Władysław Dominik Zasławski-Ostrogski. W 1827 r. wieś liczyła 27 domostw. Pod koniec XIX w. dobra Jałowęs składały się z folwarku Jałowęsy i Karsy. Wieś liczyła 48 domostw.

Zabytki
Park dworski, wpisany do rejestru zabytków nieruchomych (nr rej.: A.525 z 11.12.1957 i z 25.10.1991).

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

 Karol Szajnocha Jadwiga i Jagiełło

Opatów (gmina w województwie świętokrzyskim)
Wsie szlacheckie I Rzeczypospolitej (województwo sandomierskie)

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Added by Sergej Jegorov over 9 years ago. Updated over 9 years ago.
Updated Lithuanian language file, based on Sergej's file. Typos fixed and translated previously not translated lines. Not sure how to contribute it, so I've attached here.
Commited, thank you, Sergej and Gytis.
There is small problem - lt.yml should be in UNIX format, without \r\n, only \n.