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Dean West
Born and raised in Australia, Dean West is a hyper-realistic photographer who creates intrinsic images capturing both the imagination and an artistic eye. Studying photography at school in the dark-room, his images have evolved into stunning and complex arrangements of models, objects, backgrounds and lighting styles. In the modern-era of art and photography, artists and photographers continuously stretch the boundaries of their creative abilities, allowing them to express the surreal, the impossible and the subjects of our dreams; Dean West certainly comes under that description.
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Dean was born in 1983 and he lives and works in New York, USA.
A wide range of environments and character types are explored in the works of New York City-based Dean West. The Australian-born artist who studied at the Queensland College of Art, is best known for his intricate and highly staged photographs that take everyday occurrences beyond the realm of natural reality. Extraordinary in their tonal range, digital clarity, and artistic vision, West's meticulously choreographed scenes, character studies, and atmospheric landscapes powerfully yet synthetically link needs to desires and documentation to invention.
Passionately dedicated to the vast possibilities of digital photography as both a medium and a cultural epoch, West's narratives draw inspiration from the total diversity offered by the visual arts. While the tableau photography of Stan Douglas and Jeff Wall inform West's understanding of photography as a form of contemporary communication, the paintings of David Hockney and Edward Hopper provide evident aesthetic direction. The fictional world of cinema and the functional language of advertising have also clearly left their mark and taught lessons of their own.
International brands have embraced West's vision through partnerships and important clients such as Disney, MTV, Bombay Sapphire, and Fox Sports. Recognized as one of Saatchi & Saatchi's "Top 100 Emerging Photographers" in 2008, West has also been honored with "Advertising Photographer of the Year" at the International Loupe Awards (2008) and the prestigious "Arte Laguna Prize" in Venice, Italy (2009.)
International art curators have taken notice of the accomplished skill West applies to both his digital photography technique and the complex, cerebral narratives offered in his images. His works have been exhibited at important institutions around the world including the Columbus Museum of Art (2012), Faneuli Hall Museum of Boston (2015), the Paris Expo Porte De Versailles (2015), Puls 5 Gallery in Zürich, and the Discovery Times Square Museum in New York City (2014). Hailed as one of the most promising artists of his generation and identified as one of the most accomplished practitioners of digital image making as an art form, West has been honored by acquisitions of his work by some of the most prestigious collections of contemporary art, including that of Sir Elton John.
2017 Лучшее из West, Erarta Museum of Contemporary Art, St Petersburg, Russia
2016 2015 – 2020, Alison Milne Gallery, Toronto, ON, Canada
2016 In Pieces, Cupula Gallery, Barcelona, Spain
2015 In Pieces, Puls 5 Gallery, Zurich, Switzerland
2015 In Pieces, Franklin Institute Museum, Philadelphia, PA, USA
2015 In Pieces, Fotografica de Colombia Biennial, Bogota, Colombia
2015 In Pieces, Paris Expo Gallery, Porte de Versailles, Paris, France
2015 In Pieces, Old Truman Brewery, London, United Kingdom
2015 In Pieces, Faneuil Hall Museum Boston, Boston, MA, USA
2014 In Pieces, Anchorage Museum of Art, Anchorage, AK, USA
2014 In Pieces, Art & Culture Center, Hollywood, FL, USA
2014 In Pieces, Discovery Centre Times Square, New York, NY, USA
2013 In Pieces, Turtle Bay Exploration Park, Redding, CA USA
2013 In Pieces, Open house Gallery, New York, NY, USA
2012 In Pieces, Clinton Presidential Centre, Little Rock, AR, USA
2012 In Pieces, The Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus, OH, USA
2010 Fabricate, Fornace di Asolo, Treviso, Italy
2010 Fabricate, One800 Gallery, Toronto, ON, Canada
2019 Phytology Photography, Alison Milne Gallery, Toronto, ON, Canada
2018 SCOPE Miami Beach, Miami, FL, USA
2018 Art Market Hamptons, New York, NY, USA
2018 Texas Contemporary, Houston, TX, USA
2017 The Other Art Fair, Brooklyn, NY, USA
2017 SCOPE New York, New York, NY, USA
2016 Art Market Hamptons, The Bridgehampton Museum, NY, USA
2016 Art Southampton, Southampton, NY, USA
2016 Hamptons Contemporary, Southampton, NY USA
2016 Affordable Art Fair, New York, NY, USA
2014 SNAP Orlando, CU1 Gallery, Miami, FL, USA
2014 Dallas Art Fair, Dallas, TX, USA
2014 Faux Show, Islip Art Museum, Long Island, NY, USA
2013 Staging & Revelation, Galeria de Arte AFK, Lisbon, Portugal
2013 Stage of Mind, Opiom Gallery, Opio, France
2013 Art on the Edge, Vered Contemporary, East Hampton, NY, USA
2012 Photo Reload, Romberg Art Contemporana, Latina, Italy
2012 Worldwide Biennial WGPA, Palais de Glace, Buenos Aires, Argentina
2011 Flash Forward Magenta Foundation, The Distillery, Toronto, Canada
2010 Arte Laguna Prize, Le Tese di san Cristoforo, Venice, Italy
2010 Northern Lights, Atelier 688, Toronto, Canada
2008 Top 100 Emerging Photographers, Saatchi & Saatchi, Cannes, France
2006 Saving Daylight, Queensland College of Art, Brisbane, Australia
2019 200 Best Ad Photographers 19/20 Luerzer's Archive
2019 Lens Culture Emerging Talents Lens Culture Inc, Netherlands
2018 Winner in the 11th Annual Masters International Color Awards, London
2018 IPA Awards, Lucie Foundation, Fine Art Pro, 3rd Place
2013 Blue Diamond Photo Award, Blue Diamond, Croatia
2013 Emerging Talent Jury Winner, Morpholio Eyetime 2013, USA
2012 'In Pieces' Applied Arts Magazine Winner, Canada
2011 Illustrative Photographer of the Year International Loupe Awards, Australia
2011 Pollux Award Worldwide Photography Gala Directors Special Mention, Fabricate
2011 Official Selection Prix De La Photographie Paris, Paris, France
2011 Emerging Photographer of Canada, Flash Forward, Magenta Foundation, Canada
2011 'Fabricate', Applied Arts Magazine Winner, Canada
2011 IPA Awards, Lucie Foundation 2nd Place, Fine Art Pro, USA
2011 Australia's Top Photographer Nominee, Creative Magazine, Australia
2011 AIPP Australian Pro Photographer Awards, Creative Photographer of the Year Runner Up
2010 Winner of IV International Arte Laguna Prize Fotografica, 'Fabricate' Venice, Italy
2010 Advertising Photographer of the Year International Aperture Awards, Australia
2010 Visual Artist of the Year, Africa Photographic Awards, Johannesburg, SA
2010 Winner in the 4th Annual Masters Cup International Colour Awards, London, United Kingdom
2010 'Fabricate', Applied Arts Winner, Canada
2010 Applied Arts Winner, Canada 'Every Dink Counts' QLD Government
2009 IPA – Honourable Mention, Lucie Foundation, USA
2008 Top 100 Emerging Photographers Saatchi & Saatchi, Cannes, France
2008 Advertising Photographer of the Year, International Aperture Awards, USA


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Yikes, is Trip Hop finally making a comeback? It's been threatening to for years, like a poop-covered boomerang: inevitable, horrible. I've been bracing for the squelch for a while.
Oh, that's not quite fair.
Trip Hop may have been almost wholly a horrible genre, but Tricky's early output was almost universally brilliant, or at least brilliantly obtuse.
And anyway, Carroll don't exactly make Trip-Hop. It's just that some of their beats sound a bit like Trip Hop. Hey, it can happen to anyone.
And moreover, TeaBags is a genuinely sleazy, oddball R'n'B creeper – slinking, rolling and sliding a hand up your thigh without you realising. While most songs of this ilk might frustrate by getting the delicate balance between oddness and groove all out of whack, Carroll have got it just about right.
And when an unexpected semi-falsetto chorus pops out of nowhere, all will seem – briefly – sunny and glorious.
Nice 'n' sleazy does it.
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There's what the man in the street called Trip Hop aka Morcheeba/Sneaker Pimps/Owl City aka Portishead-lite.
Then there was actual Trip Hop like Tricky/Massive Attack, the early output of labels like Mo Wax, Ninja, Howie B…it was just atmospheric, usually instrumental hiphop. People's inability to tell the difference is sort of what killed it IMO.
I would say it already made a comeback sonically in the form of backing tracks for Kendrick Lamar, The Underachievers, Flatbush Zombies even Lil B.
For me this track isn't trip hop…its very good though!
Agreed. This isn't trip hop, although the drums and keys could be that if there were dreamy, reverbed out female vocals on top, instead of old-timey jazz type male vocals through an old microphone effect (bass rolled off).
Amazing tune though. A true highlight for my latest playlist.


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For the past number of years now, London-based artist Mabel has been dropping incredible pop singles like it's nobody's business. With a string of EPs and hit tracks under her belt, she has quickly established herself as one of pop music's brightest emerging names.
So fresh off the release of her latest single Don't Call Me Up, we caught up to chat about the song, how growing between various locations affects her artistry, and what the future holds.
Fresh off the release of her incredible latest single Don't Call Me Up, we caught up with London-based artist Mabel for a chat.
MABEL: Everything is great! I've just been focusing on the new single and finishing my album which I'm putting out this year!
HAPPY: We're loving Don't Call Me Up… could you tell us a bit about the track?
MABEL: I wanted to make a breakup song that felt empowering. It's easy to only look at the negatives in breakups but actually, things happen for a reason and sometimes you can come out the other side stronger than you were before. I wrote this song when I needed it the most. It really helped me get over a situation and I hope that it does the same for other people.
MABEL: I wanted to elevate the sound with this one. For me, it was about taking the sound that I've stuck close to for years and bring more of a pop vibe to it!
HAPPY: When you arrived in 2015 with Know Me Better, you seemed to already be quite sure of your sound. How long had you been making music before that release?
MABEL: I've been making music my whole life. I learnt how to play the piano at 5 years old and started writing songs at about 6.
HAPPY: We understand you were raised between a few different locations. Do you feel like this movement when you were younger influences the way you write/perform music at all?
MABEL: Where you are definitely affects what you're creating and I feel like having loads of different places to draw inspiration from has affected me as an artist for sure.
HAPPY: Are there any current artists you're really loving at the moment?
MABEL: I love Kehlani, H.E.R, Ariana Grande, Jorja Smith.
HAPPY: What's next for Mabel? Any other exciting plans in the works?
MABEL: I'm currently working on my debut album!
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Jon Bellion is an American hip-hop and R&B singer, songwriter, rapper, and record producer. This 26-year-old musician has been active in his career since 2009 and has made a rapid rise to fame and stardom.
His studio album The Human Condition had debuted on position 5 on Billboard's Top 200. Born as Jonathan David Bellion on 26 December 1990 in Lake Grove, New York, the USA, Jon Bellion was raised with his sisters and a brother. He has been residing at his parents' house and is of Italian ethnicity. Jon liked to play basketball and also music. He found it difficult to find time to pursue both his passions during his school days. Therefore, he opted for music over the basketball during his junior year in college.
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He registered for a music program at the private Five Towns College in Dix Hills, New York. He also learned to play instruments such as piano and keyboards.
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Jon Bellion commenced his music career and released his first mixtape called Scattered Thoughts Vol 1 in early 2011. This mixtape was released on his Facebook page and this had more than 11000 views and downloads. He not only composed but also produced his own music. He was signed by the Visionary Music Group and in 2012 went on to release a cover of Drake's The Motto on the Label's YouTube channel.
In 2012, Jon Bellion took the song The Monster by Eminem and made a chorus for it. This song was appreciated and earned him a Grammy Award in 2015 in the Best Rap/Sung Collaboration category. Jon Bellion then wrote and produced the song called Trumpets by Jason Derulo in 2012. This song was released in 2013 in the UK and in 2014 in the USA.
In September 2014, Jon Bellion with the help of the Visionary Music Group released his fourth song called The Definition. He then did his first national tour in October 2014 and named it as The Beautiful Mind Tour. It was a success. He also released a number of singles in the early part of 2015. This time it was through the Capitol Records. In May 2015, he started his second national Tour which was The Definition Tour. He also was featured in Beautiful Now song of Zedd's album which was called True Colors. He also featured in song Violence of the album Psychedelic Thoughtz by American rapper B.o.B.
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He went on to release acoustic versions of the songs of his album The Definition. On 10 June 2016, Jon Bellion released his first debut album called The Human Condition. During the release, Jon Bellion had said:
"Us as humans all have the same problems. We struggle with pride and tons of different issues that nobody really wants to talk about. So I figured if I'm the honest one showing how human I am, it will make people feel better about themselves."
He has talked a lot about God on this album. In June 2017, he was chosen as Elvin Duran's Artist of the Month. He also appeared on NBC's Today Show. He also had his Emotional Roadshow Tour in early 2017.
Kanye West and The Black Keys have been Jon Bellion's inspirational icons. There were others as well such as Eminem, Coldplay and the like which influenced his music. He has a net worth of $4 million.
Jon Bellion's Personal Life
The Long Island native Jon Bellion is not married and has no wife. There are no details available about his any past relationships. In his song, Immigrant, he mentioned about an affair he had in London. On being questioned about it, Jon had this to say:
"It's a true story. I was dating someone who's a British singer and is actually pretty popular. I met her at a chateau in France when I was at an ASCAP (American Society of Composers and Performers) writing retreat and we went back to London. We broke up. I have a steady girlfriend now who's great, so I won't go into too many details."
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Aldonça Roig d'Ivorra (Cervera, 1454 – Saragossa, 4 d'abril de 1513) fou una aristòcrata catalana, vescomtessa d'Èvol, amant de Ferran II d'Aragó i mare d'Alfons d'Aragó, arquebisbe de Saragossa, València i lloctinent de Catalunya i Aragó.

Nasqué a Cervera l'any 1454 sent filla de Pere Roig i Alemany, vescomte d'Èvol, i Aldonça d'Ivorra. Fou amant del rei Ferran II d'Aragó des que van coincidir a Cervera el 1468 durant les negociacions per al casament entre Ferran i Isabel de Castella, quan Ferran d'Aragó tenia 17 anys i Aldonça 19. D'aquesta relació va néixer un fill, Alfons d'Aragó, que va tenir diferents càrrecs de la màxima importància: arquebisbe de València, arquebisbe de Saragossa, lloctinent de Catalunya i del regne d'Aragó. Un net d'Alfons d'Aragó fou sant Francesc de Borja.

Aldonça Roig va casar-se amb Francesc Galceran Castro-Pinós, vescomte d'Èvol i de Canet, baró de Pinós i Mataplana, tot i que va mantenir el contacte amb el rei Ferran a qui, segons la tradició, acompanya sovint vestida d'home.

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L'avenue Cruzeiro do Sul (Avenida Cruzeiro do Sul en portugais) est une importante artère de la ville brésilienne de São Paulo, capitale de l'État homomonyme.

Situation et accès
D'une longueur approximative de 3,5 kilomètres, elle traverse les districts de Pari et Santana et plus précisément les quartiers (bairro) de Canindé et Santana. Elle démarre à hauteur de l'Avenida do Estado et se termine rue Conselheiro Saraiva.

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Q: Android Bluetooth Low Energy send message to device for response I want to communicate with a bluetooth low energy device. I should be able to send a 'special' message to it, and it should send back a number (the device is a distance measurer).
Everything seems to be good until the service discovery part. However, I cannot read the response, since only the onCharacteristicWrite method triggers when I write the characteristic.
I know I miss something, for I can get the response with the demo reader application (no source code is available).
Here is the relevant part of the code:
private fun startScan() {
    val pairedDevices: Set<BluetoothDevice>? = bluetoothAdapter?.bondedDevices
    device = pairedDevices?.first { it.name.startsWith("RN487") } ?: return
    bluetoothAdapter.bluetoothLeScanner.startScan(object : ScanCallback() {
      override fun onScanResult(callbackType: Int, result: ScanResult?) {
        super.onScanResult(callbackType, result)
        if (result?.device?.address?.equals(device.address) == true) {
          bluetoothAdapter.bluetoothLeScanner.stopScan(this)
          device.connectGatt(applicationContext, true, object : BluetoothGattCallback() {
            override fun onConnectionStateChange(gatt: BluetoothGatt?, status: Int, newState: Int) {
              super.onConnectionStateChange(gatt, status, newState)
              val intentAction: String
              when (newState) {
                BluetoothProfile.STATE_CONNECTED -> {
                  connectionState = hu.horvathady.sarang.camera.STATE_CONNECTED
                  intentAction = ACTION_GATT_CONNECTED
                  broadcastUpdate(intentAction)
                  gatt?.discoverServices()
                  Log.e(LOG, "Connected.")
                }
                else -> {
                  connectionState = hu.horvathady.sarang.camera.STATE_DISCONNECTED
                  intentAction = ACTION_GATT_DISCONNECTED
                  broadcastUpdate(intentAction)
                  Log.e(LOG, "Disconnected.")
                }
              }
            }

            // New services discovered
            override fun onServicesDiscovered(gatt: BluetoothGatt, status: Int) {
              Log.e(LOG, "service discovered.")
              for (gattService in gatt.services) {
                if (gattService.uuid.toString().equals("49535343-fe7d-4ae5-8fa9-9fafd205e455")) {
                  val characteristics = gattService.characteristics
                  val measure = byteArrayOf(0x40, 0x64, 0x0D, 0x0A)
                  for (characteristic in characteristics) {
                    Log.e(LOG, characteristic.uuid.toString())
                    characteristic.value = measure
                    characteristic.writeType = 2
                    gatt.writeCharacteristic(characteristic)
                    Log.e(LOG, "x" + measure.contentToString())
                  }
                }
              }
              when (status) {
                BluetoothGatt.GATT_SUCCESS -> {
                  broadcastUpdate(ACTION_GATT_SERVICES_DISCOVERED)
                }
                else -> Log.e(LOG, "onServicesDiscovered received: $status")
              }
            }

            override fun onCharacteristicChanged(gatt: BluetoothGatt?, characteristic: BluetoothGattCharacteristic?) {
              super.onCharacteristicChanged(gatt, characteristic)
              Log.e(LOG + " dasfasfasf", characteristic?.value.toString())
            }

            override fun onCharacteristicRead(gatt: BluetoothGatt?, characteristic: BluetoothGattCharacteristic?, status: Int) {
              super.onCharacteristicRead(gatt, characteristic, status)
              Log.e(LOG + " werqw", characteristic?.value.toString())
            }

            override fun onCharacteristicWrite(gatt: BluetoothGatt?, characteristic: BluetoothGattCharacteristic?, status: Int) {
              super.onCharacteristicWrite(gatt, characteristic, status)
              if (characteristic != null) for (bajt in characteristic.value) {
                Log.e(LOG + " qqqqerqw", bajt.toString())
              }
            }
          })
        }
      }
    })
  }

Here are the broadcastUpdate functions. However, only the first one triggers.
private fun broadcastUpdate(action: String) {
    val intent = Intent(action)
    Log.e(LOG, action)
    sendBroadcast(intent)
  }

  private fun broadcastUpdate(action: String, characteristic: BluetoothGattCharacteristic) {
    val intent = Intent(action)
    Log.e(LOG, action)
  }

A: Try to use your own custom method for each characteristics. You need to know UUID of your service and UUID of your characteristic:
public void readCustomCharacteristic() {
    if (mBluetoothAdapter == null || mBluetoothGatt == null) {
        Log.w(TAG, "BluetoothAdapter not initialized");
        return;
    }
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Jeremy Scott Spring 2012 Ready-to-Wear
By Matthew Schneier
Jeremy Scott's invitation was a beach-and-palms picture postcard—"Greetings From Paradise!"—and on the back, in Scott's scrawl, "Wish you were here." It was tempting to think that, in the current moment of Hawaiiana, which has found an unlikely following among a number of designers, Scott was going to go all-out and put on a luau the likes of which this trend has never seen. Over the top of over-the-top is his calling card, after all. But you can expect this designer to shy away from the expected. What Scott turned out instead was a freckled fantasy of life back on the farm, refracted through Hollywood lenses. Elly May Clampett of The Beverly Hillbillies was the collection's guiding light, though you could see Miss Daisy Duke in the mix, too. Country-boy bandannas were done up in metal mesh and turned into handkerchief minidresses. Bib overalls were cut and pasted into skirts and halter tops. There were cow prints for country cute, but also cactus motifs out of Santa Fe. Why? Don't ask. Scott sent out a dress dangling giant question marks. There's the only answer you'll get.
Few designers can claim to have followed the Clampett example, but as Scott pointed out backstage, he grew up on a farm outside of Kansas City, Missouri, and eventually hightailed it, Beverly Hillbillies-style, to Hollywood. The show was a return of sorts, and, as the designer said with a laugh backstage, "there's no place like home." The personal connection might have lent an intimacy to the proceedings, but actually this offering felt a little more remote than some of a recent vintage, like the remember-those-days gods-and-party-monsters collection from Fall 2011. The saving grace turned out to be the shoes, in particular, needle-nosed creepers for the guys—a preview of Scott's Adidas collaboration to come.


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There are 90 varieties of birds throughout the islands with the most common being the White Tern (Itata'e) and the Indian Mynah Bird.
Tahiti and her islands are known internationally for their beautiful tropical flowers. Bougainvillea, frangipani, heliconias, porcelain roses, orchids, camellias, poinsettias and hibiscus flowers are found throughout the islands and many Tahitians wear them in their hair. Fruit trees are also common place and provide the islands with a variety of delicious produce.


Responses to the Heathrow Noise Action Plan Draft 2019-2023 are required by June 26. Information about the consultation and how to respond is on the Heathrow web site here.
We encourage you to respond, and suggest some content for you below. Please either write to Freepost NOISE ACTION PLAN CONSULTATION or email NAP@heathrowconsultation.com.
The plan totally fails to address the noise issues for the overflown of South East London. We are not even mentioned nor do we appear in the Noise Contours. The points listed here could be made as general comments in a letter of response. Read our full response here.
The draft NAP uses Sound Exposure Levels calculated on a dB scale (Lden, Lday, Leve, Lnight, LaEq) that are shown within noise contours produced in 2016 by Environment Research Consultancy Department (ERCD), part of the CAA. These figures do not represent the significant increase in aircraft noise over SE London that has occurred since 2016. This makes many of the measures listed in this document redundant for SE London.
Use curved approaches that turn onto the ILS closer to the airport.
Use a herringbone approach algorithm so that consecutive planes do not follow one another into the ILS.
Gather statistics for noise that affects SE London from all plane traffic below 7000 feet to enhance noise data for a single airport (LHR).
Implement approaches that do not overlap with approaches to another airport below 5000 feet.
Decide if CDA is still a valid noise abatement measure where continual noise exists all day long such as in SE London – or would a stepped approach be better further out?
Employ a 4° approach angle that is known to be possible without detrimental effect or pilot training.
The draft NAP takes pride in a reduction of area within its noise Contours , but SE London is not included in this new data and, until proved otherwise, has taken on the burden of noise that is no longer included by the Strategic Noise Mappings.
The draft NAP is only about Heathrow. The reality of aviation noise for SE Londoners is that they also endure noise from London City Airport. This is not a problem for people living in west London, nor is it a problem for people living west of Heathrow. This multiple airport issue MUST be addressed within any NAP: in fact the whole principle of the NAP needs to be reassessed, such that collaboration with (in this case) LCY must be a part of the plan. An analysis of the cumulative noise burden must be presented together with input from the controlling authorities NATs, CAA and the DfT. A Noise Action Plan with this missing element cannot be taken seriously as a description of how to manage noise over areas that are overflown by other airports too.
The draft NAP is long and repetitive. The wandering nature of the text suggests that the authors are unsure about the relevance of what they write and where to put content. The document also gives the impression that its creators are still unaware of the reality of the noise that the overflown are suffering.
Throughout, the document is self-congratulatory and fails to properly acknowledge that aviation noise is a highly disruptive and health-threatening problem for hundreds of thousands of Londoners.


Does anyone have this satellite box?
Where can I find instructions in English for it? Perhaps in PDF?
I have a Thomson DSR100T box. There is on the back a RS232 interface. What can I do with this? Can I manage my channels?
Yes, providing that you can find a suitable loader utility and of course compatible files, you might be able to get one from the Thomson web site.
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New York City Center Celebrates Its 75th Anniversary With Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater – Captivating And Nostalgic!
Arts, Culture, Dance, History, Off-Broadway, Theater
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Photo: Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in Paul Taylor's Piazzolla Caldera. Photo by Paul Kolnik
The holiday season is upon us and if you're in search of cultural entertainment that will revitalize you – mentally and spiritually – Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's 60th Anniversary performances is just what you need. I recently attended the New York City Center's 75th birthday celebration program featuring Alvin Ailey's presentation of Piazzolla Caldera, The Golden Section, and Revelations. What a night of magical and transcendent dancing from the company's members, and tribute to the choreographers that made these acts possible throughout the years at the revered New York City Center. The evening began with an homage to the New York City Center's historic residency (Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater is their principal dance company) in New York's cultural scene. Stage and film stars reminisced about the significance of this cultural landmark followed by an introduction from Alvin Ailey's Artistic Director, Robert Battle.
The first act, Piazzolla Caldera, by critically acclaimed choreographer, Paul Taylor, fuses sensuality and the beautiful rhythms of traditional tango with four distinct dance numbers. The dancers role-play fiery confrontations between working class men and women, moving gracefully in a dimly lit club background to set the mood. Duets and trios of dancers interpreting lost loves and predatory conquests round out this act. The melodies emanating from the conventional accordion synonymous with Argentinean tango have never been sultrier.
Photo: Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's Jacqueline Green and Danica Paulos in Twyla Tharp's The Golden Section. Photo by Paul Kolnik
Remembering one of my favorite revolutionary and experimental new wave bands from the 80s, The Talking Heads, I would have never imagined their songs interpreted to modern dance ballet. Yet, it happened. Listening to David Byrne's voice electric voice wafting through the theater and witnessing the dancers move to his words was exhilarating. Premiering in the Broadway production of The Catherine Wheel in 1981 by Tony Award winning choreographer, Twyla Tharp, The Golden Section pushes the physicality of dancers with aero-dynamic like movements and superhuman leaps. Truly breathtaking to see. Although over 37 years-old, the production withstands the test of time and has an enchanting futuristic appeal.
The final act of the night was Revelations, created and choreographed by Alvin Ailey at the age of 29 in 1960. Inspired by Alvin Ailey's childhood memories of church service in his hometown of Texas and the works of James Baldwin and Langston Hughes, laid the foundation for Ailey's signature work of art. I've been fortunate to see Revelations more than once and as you listen to the songs you're powerless to the grasp of the emotional ride you embark upon with feelings of sorrow, grief, lament, joy, hope and triumph; a tribute to the African-American cultural experience, its message is universal and speaks to the resiliency of the human spirit.
Photo: Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in Alvin Ailey's Revelations. Photo by Christopher Duggan
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's repertoire of performances never disappoints and pushes the boundaries of creative expression every season. Whether it's modern dance or traditional ballet, there is something for everyone this holiday season. Don't miss out on these upcoming spectacular performances now running through December 30th. Click here, for Alvin Ailey's American Dance Theater schedule.
Piazzolla Caldera: Choreography by Paul Taylor; Restaged by Richard Chen See; Music by: Astor Piazzolla, Jerzy Peterburshsky; Set, Décor, and Costumes by: Santo Loquasto; Lighting by: Jennifer Tipton; Song: "El sol sueño" Performed by: The Company, Song: "Concierto para quintet" by: Jacqueline Green, Belen Pereyra, Yannick Lebrun; Song: "Celos" Performed by: Daniel Harder, Michael Francis, McBride, Ghrai DeVore, Jamar Roberts; Song: "Escualo" Performed by: The Company
The Golden Section: Choreography by Twyla Tharp; Restaged by Shelley Washington; Music: David Byrne; Set, Décor, and Costumes by Santo Loquasto; Lighting by Jennifer Tipton; Performed by: Samantha Figgins, Jacqueline Harris, Jacqueline Green, Danica Paulos, Sarah Daley-Perdomo, Constance Stamatiou, Solomon Dumas, Clifton Brown, Chalvar Monteiro, Venard J. Gilmore, Michael Jackson Jr., Michael Francis McBride, Jeroboam Bozeman
REVELATIONS: Choreography by Alvin Ailey; Music: Traditional; Décor and Costumes by Ves Harper; Costumes for "Rocka My Soul" redesigned by Barbara Forbes; Lighting Design by Nicola Cernovitch; Song: "Buked" Performed by: Hope Boykin, Megan Jakel, Jessica Pinkett, Yazzmeen Laidler, Courtney Celeste Spears, Khalia Campbell, Solomon Dumas, Jamar Roberts, Riccardo Battaglia Song: "Daniel" Performed by: Daniel Harder, Hope Boykin, Fana Tesfagiorgis, Song: "Fix Me" Performed by: Sarah Daley-Perdomo, Jamar Roberts, Song: "Processional" Performed by: Kanji Segawa, Megan Jakel, Solomon Dumas, Riccardo Battaglia, Song: "Water" Performed by: Jacqueline Green, Vernard J. Gilmore, Khalia Campbell, Song: "Ready" Performed by: Clifton Brown, Song: "Sinner Man" Performed by: Michael Jackson, Jr., Yannick Lebrun, Solomon Dumas, Songs: "The Day is Past and Gone," "You May Run On" and "Rocka My Soul," Performed by The Company.


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If natural-gas prices were to follow the scenario that the EIA used in its 2014 annual report, the Texas team forecasts that production from the big four plays would peak in 2020, and decline from 19/5/1440 بعد الهجرة The US Energy Information Administration's (or EIA) February "Short-Term Energy Outlook" (or STEO) projects that total marketed natural gas production will grow 5% to 78.39 Bcf in 2015 and
According to the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics, China's coal production increased by 0.9% in 2020 to over 3.8 Gt and coal imports grew by 1.5% to 304 Mt. Crude oil production slightly increased in 2020 (+1.6%), and 670 Mt of crude oil were processed (+3%). China's gas production rose by 9.8% and gas imports increased by 5.3%. In contrast, EIA forecasts U.S. crude oil and marketed natural gas production to decline by close to 10% from the first quarter of 2020 to the last quarter of 2021. EIA expects that crude oil production will remain lower than the average 12.75 million b/d achieved in the first quarter of 2020 throughout the forecast period, recovering to a peak The Energy Information Administration (EIA), the statistics service of the Department of Energy, estimated in 2013 that there were 1.6 billion barrels and 2.2 trillion cubic feet (tcf) of technically recoverable oil and natural gas in the Canadian portion of the Bakken formation. 11/10/1438 بعد الهجرة 17/7/1440 بعد الهجرة 27/3/1442 بعد الهجرة
Notes: Natural gas production represents monthly natural gas gross withdrawals estimated from data collected on the EIA-914 report. Data for Arkansas, California , 15 Dec 2020 Natural gas is produced from onshore and offshore natural gas and oil wells and from coal beds. In 2019, U.S. dry natural gas production was U.S. natural gas production grows at a faster rate than consumption in most cases after 2020, leading to an increase in U.S. exports of natural gas. The exception is 5 Oct 2020 Natural gas gross exports increased 29% to 12.8 Bcf/d. U.S. natural gas consumption by sector. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, relatively flat through 2021. tags: crude oilliquid fuelsoil/petroleumproduction/ supply EIA expects lower natural gas production in 2020. tags: STEOnatural 5 Jan 2021 EIA expects U.S. dry natural gas production to average 88.2 Bcf/d in 2021, down by 2.8% from 2020, and then rise to 89.7 Bcf/d in 2022. • EIA
EIA expects higher natural gas prices will prompt dry natural gas production to increase in the second half of 2021 after hitting a monthly low of 87.3 billion cubic
29 Jan 2020 Last year in its Annual Energy Outlook, the EIA put natural gas at 39 In another milestone for the renewables industry, wind generation 7 Feb 2019 The EIA's low resource scenario projects the effects of higher extraction costs and lower resource availability, which leads to higher natural gas For context, note that EIA estimated that "associated natural gas" production (gas produced along with oil) made up roughly. 10% of total U.S. dry gas production in
Natural gas production from predominantly natural gas regions such as the Appalachia Basin is closely tied to the Henry Hub price. EIA estimates that the Henry Hub price will gradually rise from an average $2.03 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) in 2020 to more than $3.00/MMBtu in 2022.
20/5/1441 بعد الهجرة Natural Gas. EIA expects natural gas dry production to grow 1.9 percent per year from 2020 to 2025, which is slower than the 5.1 percent-per-year average growth rate from 2015 to 2020. Natural gas production grows at a faster rate than consumption after 2020, leading to an increase in U.S. exports of natural gas. 6/6/1442 بعد الهجرة 5/7/1440 بعد الهجرة 28/5/1442 بعد الهجرة
17/7/1440 بعد الهجرة 27/3/1442 بعد الهجرة Shale gas in the United States is an available source of natural gas.Led by new applications of hydraulic fracturing technology and horizontal drilling, development of new sources of shale gas has offset declines in production from conventional gas reservoirs, and has led to major increases in reserves of US natural gas.Largely due to shale gas discoveries, estimated reserves of natural gas in U.S. natural gas production will likely fall in 2021 and rise in 2022 tags: STEO forecasts/projections production/supply U.S. oil and natural gas production to fall in 2021, then rise in 2022
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Here's how it could solve America's energy crisis!
One powerful enough to light up 75 million American homes across the U.S… Or run 300,000 football stadiums continuously nonstop.
That would easily make it the strongest power plant on Earth.
It would dwarf the world's current number one. The enormous Three Gorges Hydroelectric Dam in China that generates 18.2 gigawatts of electricity.
This power plant would triple that.
Perhaps more amazing, this plant will not depend on traditional fossil fuels, Solar Panels, Wind Power or Geothermal.
This plant is not theory. It is not "someday" technology.
Known as the "MAFG Reactor," this new green "power plant" – the biggest ever conceived – is getting ready to begin generating more electricity than any other plant worldwide.
could supply a 1/5 of all electricity in the country within 15 years.
to be powered by this "plant."
This is easily the most important energy story of the next 50 years.
This year one tiny company opening in South Carolina will begin connecting this mammoth power source to cities across America.
When it does, it will tap into an unprecedented surge in annual profit potential. This tiny company says that at full capacity, it can transmit 24,000 megawatts of electricity in an hour. In a year, that amounts to 210 million megawatt hours.
With electricity prices soaring in America, wholesale prices for a megawatt hour of electricity have gone as high as $129.48 in cities like Houston. At that market rate, 210 million megawatt hours would sell for roughly $27.2 billion.
Now this company will not get every penny of that. Nevertheless, even if they only took in half of those revenues, they'd end up bringing in $13.6 billion every year.
But that's just the beginning. With plans to connect more and more cities to the "world's strongest power plant," based on projection our growth in earnings should soar.
No wonder leading energy providers and consumers are looking at the MAFG Reactor.
Along with insiders, what could soon be the most important energy company in America, investors are flocking to see how they can get in on the action.
It does not operate like any power plant that you are familiar with.
It does not require a single drop of oil, an ounce of coal or one rod of uranium. It uses no solar panels, wind power or geothermal and it need NO storage systems.
In addition, it releases ZERO pollution.
16 times more powerful than the world's biggest nuclear facility, Kashiwazaki in Japan.
Very soon all this clean, green electricity will be powering refrigerators, air conditioning units, televisions, computer networks, and more for millions of Americans nationwide.
one thing needs to happen.
The MAFG Reactor – for all its potential power – has yet to begin pumping electricity into U.S. cities from San Francisco to New York.
(That's another reason you haven't heard of the MAFG Reactor yet).
The MAFG Reactor has a unique energy source. Large quantities of its energy created will be consumed right where it is needed, not thousands of miles away.
In order to do so, engineers will build the "power plants" right in major population centers.
There are not adequate transmission lines yet to connect it to the U.S. power grid if we place it in one spot, so we place the "power plants" right where the power is needed instead of shipping it across country and investing in installing thousands of miles of wires. No additional infrastructure is required. It already exists!
The moment it flips the switch on the world's largest power generator, you can bet it will become headline news.
"could supply 100% of all electricity in the country."
keeping up with the demand.
it is just a short-term boon.
Once the project is completed, they have to find new work.
This situation is different. As soon as this tiny company places the required amount of MAFG in U.S. cities, they will begin collecting fat generation fees at a fixed rate.
Considering that the government is now requiring 25% renewable energy by 2025, this company will continue collecting fees for years and years… with no end in sight.
The company I am referring to is a brand new electrical company based out of South Carolina . It's called "OBM Global ".
It specializes in manufacturing, distribution and installation of the MAFG. While the company may be small today, it is expanding at a stunning pace.
Since inception, they have a potential 5000 MAFG units in Power Placement Agreements(PPA) before the groundwork has been laid for the manufacturing plant in .
With smart-grid technology these units will lay the groundwork for the MAFG Reactor set to go online by end of 2012.
Nothing so far compares to the potential of connecting major cities to The MAFG Reactor.
OBM Global will continue raking in the dough!
Get $30 Billion Every Year for Decades?
OBM Global expected to sign contracts with utilities in major cites across America as they grow in size. This is great news. According to Roger Conrad, Editor of Utilities Forecaster, utility companies are "very good payers." Historically, they have never defaulted on an independent power contract. As U.S. cities continue to demand more electricity, OBM Global will continue raking in the dough. Once completed, the "MAFG Reactor" will out perform all other forms of electric generation.
collect a fee for creating it.
Considering that wholesale prices for a megawatt hour of electricity are already as high as $129.48, the amount OBM Global stands to make is enormous.
For a brand new company, that's an outrageous expansion.
Regulation has created the path for our company to follow.
Being a GREEN and Clean producer of Electricity, we will gain momentum quickly as we place units in selected industries. With current demand for alternative energy production, our profits will climb higher and higher.
25% renewable energy by 2030.
By simply completing and connecting the network of powerful MAFGs to the grid, it will instantly be halfway to their goal.
But perhaps the most important element of the MAFG Reactor is that its uniqueness that no one can imitate or replicate the MAFG Reactor without infringing on OBM Global patents.
I know that sounds complicated. But here's what it means.
MAFGs provided to homeowners or commercial business will be part of the MAFG Reactor. Thousands of them everywhere electricity is consumed. Having 3 million units making up to 100,000 kilowatts per hour, that is enough to power 75 million homes or more!
All placed in and around cities, farms and manufacturing plants. Each unit will make enough electricity to power 4 to 50 homes plus the place where its installed all interconnected using the utilities existing power lines in the areas it is consumed.
Called Wholesale Distributed Generation (WDG).
and at a huge profit.
Bottom line: OBM Global is uniquely positioned to soar on the coming build-out in renewable energy. Maybe more than any other company ever..
we place our units at a 50% savings!
We make money in both cases!
50% reduction in their electricity cost.
Excess power generated could potentially double the revenues once OBM Global products hooks up to the grid.
when this story goes public.
"The profits made from this will be more than legendary."
The great thing is… Once it manufactures, sells and installs thousands of units nationwide, the MAFG Reactor will be turned on, it does the work and we sit back and collect fees from utilities.
It has very few maintenance expenses.
Additional profits will come from homeowner units, an estimated 3000 units a month will come from Infomercials sales, 6000 units a month from distributers from regional Electrical Energy Store Outlets.
At these outlets you will be able to register a Home unit and retrofit your home with energy saving appliances and lighting systems.
"MAFG Reactor" and to the company.
400% to $300 million per month.
Profits will grow even faster!
Once OBM Global begins collecting billions every year from the new MAFG Reactor grid, profits are likely to jump much higher. That's why I want to tell you about this right away.
My name is Paul Croskrey.
I'm the Vice President of OBM Global.
We're talking about a small company that could become the primary energy source for all of America. At the very least, it will be a primary beneficiary of the coming renewable energy build-out.
We are in raising funds to open our manufacturing plant.
OBM Global has negotiated with small and large firms nationwide that represent PPA contracts for over 20,000 commercial units.
Our need to manufacture is greater then ever. To insure high quality and service we intend to manufacture up to 500 units a day to keep up with national demand. Additional manufacturing plants will be situated from California to New York to bolster the production needs.
We are seeking you out as a potential investors in Green Energy.
To date we have not used any venture capital or governmental assistance, however the potential of this great project demands your attention and investment due to the huge interest and demand for our product.
We need to expand our current manufacturing capabilities to keep up with demand.
P.S. If you own a commercial business and want to lower your electricity costs by 50% call me today and start saving tomorrow!
Visit www.electric-energy-store.com for more details!


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A simple and quick spread with a lemon twist that gives the traditional recipe a little quick.
Put olives, parsley, almonds, capers, lemon zest and juice, and anchovy fillet in container or a mini food processor. Pulse multiple times, scraping down the sides of the bowl, until the mixture looks coarsely but evenly chopped. Add half the olive oil and process for about 30 seconds, scraping down the sides of the bowl once. Add the rest of the olive oil and process again for 30 seconds. Taste, season with salt and pepper to taste (you shouldn't need to add much salt) and incorporate by mixing vigorously with a spoon.
If you like your tapenade quite coarse, it's now ready to serve. If you want it creamier, keep on processing for a minute more, adding 1 tablespoon [15 ml] water if needed to loosen the mixture a bit.
Serve with toasted pita chips, on crostini, or with pasta.


Who is Jenna Coleman, is the former Doctor Who actress dating Victoria co-star Tom Hughes and what else has she been in?
Jenna stars opposite boyfriend Tom Hughes in period drama, Victoria, which returns for a third series soon.
Actress Jenna Coleman is a familiar face in the UK, having starred in the likes of Doctor Who, Emmerdale and The Cry.
But there's no denying her portrayal of Queen Victoria in the hit ITV drama is one of her biggest achievements.
As the series returns for a third instalment, we take a look at the wonderful Jenna Coleman.
Who is Jenna Coleman and how old is she?
Jenna-Louise Coleman was born 27 April 1986, and hails from the seaside town of Blackpool.
She was given the name of Jenna by her grandmother, after the character Jenna Wade in 80s American TV series Dallas.
Jenna landed the role of Jasmine Thomas in Emmerdale back in 2005 while she was still auditioning for drama-schools.
What else has Jenna Coleman starred in on TV and film?
Jenna landed several award nominations for her appearance as Jasmine Thomas in Emmerdale, and she soon found further success playing schoolgirl Lindsay in Waterloo Road.
Jenna's big breakthrough into the A-list came when she landed a cameo role in Marvel's Captain America: The First Avenger. In scenes set during the early days of World War Two, Jenna played the love interest of Sebastian Stan's character.
In 2012, Jenna became one of the most recognisable women in the country as she became Doctor Who's travel companion, Clara Oswald.
Jenna proved universally popular with Doctor Who fans and critics alike, but chose to depart the sci-fi epic after three series' to portray Queen Victoria in ITV's Victoria which launched in 2016.
Her movie credits also include 2016's Me Before You, an adaptation of the popular Jojo Moyes romantic novel.
Is Jenna Coleman dating Victoria co-star Tom Hughes?
After meeting on the set of 2016's debut series of Victoria, Jenna Coleman and co-star Tom Hughes became romantically involved.
The couple play on-screen couple, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, but prefer to keep their personal romance a private matter.
When attending events together, the pair refuse to be in the same photograph and won't talk publicly about their romance.


At the moment security of tenure in the private rented sector is very poor, and many tenants don't feel secure enough to even complain about repairs. The root of many problems for private tenants is in the lack of security, and that is why it is essential to get this changed.
With your support we we will be able to begin planning a vibrant and action focused campaign to get private tenants more security in their homes.
We will have Murdo Mathison from Shelter Scotland speaking at this meeting, telling us about the important work they have been doing on this issue already.


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God Squad:
"The Benedict Option."
We should understand why conservative Christians feel threatened by our culture. As we spend a year "Living Locally" remember that
some of our neighbors feel this disconnection in their lives.
Interested in this topic? Register for our November 22nd God Squad program here.
One of our early insights about building bridges across the partisan divide is that people of faith felt disconnected from the civic conversation in the public square. From that realization came "The God Squad," a politically diverse group of clergy from across faith perspectives engaged in ongoing conversations about the topics your mother told you to never discuss in polite company — faith and politics.
Our most heartfelt intention for The Village Square was to create a rich public square, embracing the diversity of background and opinion that fully reflects America. That's why the decision to go to some length to welcome people of faith to our conversation was an easy one. But as someone who came from a more liberal secular background I'd have to admit I couldn't have explained the reasons believers might feel unwelcome at the time.
A 2017 book by Rod Dreher called "The Benedict Option" is a recent expression of our observation so many years ago of the distance many Christians feel from our current culture — advocating for a retreat by orthodox Christians from institutions of our society many feel are becoming openly hostile to their beliefs.
After having participated in over a decade of God Squad conversations, I have a much better understanding of the subjective experience of conservative Christians to the culture around them. Too often there's an implied expectation they somehow leave their faith out of the matter at hand. Those who gingerly step out into the public square are sometimes punished with condemnation and accusations of bigotry and hatred.
Conservative Christians are also facing regulations that potentially make it illegal for them to live by their core beliefs, say as a family-owned company like Hobby Lobby forced to offer birth control to their employees, or Little Sisters of the Poor fighting against a government mandate to provide morning after pills, or Masterpiece Cakeshop fighting to the Supreme Court to decline to make a cake for a gay couple's wedding.
As someone who believes that the Supreme Court's decision on gay marriage was cause for celebration and the advancement of civil rights and freedom for all Americans, why should I care that people who don't share my beliefs feel compelled to circle the wagons? Why shouldn't liberals celebrate a conservative Christianity in retreat?
Because the fact that conservatives feel this way is at least half of a politics that is eating this country alive. And because it is exactly this sense of being under siege that elects a president who I heard one evangelical Christian I respect compare to hiring a "bodyguard" — someone who need not measure up to standards other than that a bodyguard is really good at protecting you.
Long on hair-trigger judgement and short on empathy and patience, our political culture seems to preclude the option of simply listening to understand someone with different views from our own. If we listen there is no need to agree — engagement in ongoing disagreement across differences is the fuel of healthy self-governance bequeathed us by our framers. Shouldn't we care that people from all backgrounds feel safe and secure to follow the dictates of their conscience in a country that has sought life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for all citizens?
Trapped in this escalating culture war, I fear we're losing an opportunity to learn the deepest, most transcendent wisdom of a common humanity. If liberals can listen compassionately, might conservatives not do the same for liberals? Ultimately, it's this very act of coming in contact to listen that moves our hearts towards each other. People — black and white, left and right, religious and secular, gay and straight — are hard to hate close up.
So as our five clergy from across the ideological spectrum dive into the topic of "The Benedict Option" on Friday at noon on November 22nd, it's my deepest hope there will be many liberals in the audience listening — not necessarily to agree, but to understand.
Bastille Day Special: Let them eat purple cake
Apparently when vein-poppingly angry people pick up their pitchforks and roll out the guillotine, they've been known to get it wrong from time to time.
Jack Romberg: A Lesson from the Broadway Play Hamilton
The show makes sure we understand that it was more than the well known founding fathers who contributed to the strength of our country...