Hi Joy! Fred says the stallion should be called General Grant because he won the war.
B - Looks like a "Munchkin" to me.
You guys wasted no time.
You are in there with Munchkin!
I think you should name the stallion RAnger because Ranger is a leader's name.
Thanks for stopping by again - sorry you didn't win last time - maybe a horse's name may do it for you this time.
Wow, Kalamazoo! I grew up near there! This will be a story I'll want to read!
I suggest Calypso for the heroine's gelding.
The name that popped into my head was GUARDIAN, so I'll suggest that for the hero's stallion.
Wow - look at all those names coming in. LOVE IT and THEM!
Your names and those of the horses are now entered in the drawing.
That's so cool that you're from this area. I chose to place the novel in Kazoo Cty because there was a HUGE support system for the underground railway - in fact in Schoolcraft, which is the small village where this actually takes place, there is NOW an Underground Railway Museum.
The expressway leading into town from the south has been named (U.S. 131) Underground Railway Memorial Highway.
One of the doctors in the story is an actual resident of Schoolcraft and was the one who headed up the Underground system in this area.
Lots of great historical info available to make my fiction more realistic.
Thanks ladies, for stopping in to leave some additions to the hat!
How about Buck for the buckskin? It may be a bit obvious, but I used to ride a Buck back in the day. Gus for the sorrel (although I think they called them "reds" back then) and Alonzo (a nod to LIttle House) for the bay.
So glad to see you at journeystojoy.
I appreciate those ideas. You got to ride a buck? Super.
I rode a cantankerous Ap and she was HUGE.
Can't wait to see what names pop out of that hat on the 17th.
Fun idea for a contest! Thanks for the opportunity.
Thank you, Kathy and Janet.
I'll have them in the hat in a few seconds.
Be watching for winner announcement on Monday night or Tuesday morning Sept 17 or 18, 2012.
"Harrison" for the Father's Gelding - after Kalamazoo County's first white settler.
The hero's horse looks like a "Titus" to me. Or "Apollo".
The heroine's gelding - "Keegan"
VERY GOOD RESEARCH on your part, Jaime!
Will get those names and yours in the hat!
I see you became a FOLLOWER when you submitted your horse names.
THAT got you entered TWO times in the drawing.
Het girl! Okay, I have some off-the-wall names, but then, you'd expect that.
So glad you came by - you should be right on top with your names - will see you and your names get placed in the hat for the Monday evening drawing.
YES, I'd expect that - always unique - always interesting and there's a possibility I'll be able to say ALWAYS a winner?
I'm placing your name and the names you've chosen for the horses in the hat TWICE for the drawing of one of those three books I've got sitting here for three blessed winners.
Just tuning in to see if you've selected and posted winners to the horse naming contest and book give-away. Nothing yet?
My dh has been working our county fair for his boss of the day job.
I'll need personal email addresses to let each winner know personally.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE - this is the first drawing I've done where my readers cared enough about the results to email me and ask - I've had several queries this time.
You've helped me with some very DIFFERENT labels to go with those more obvious ones - THANK YOU.
since he's a cattle dog and has to herd those beefies - he's going to pretend he's rustling cattle (I know - a bit of a stretch - hey - it's fiction - right?
It's important that a working horse be called by a SHORT name - might have a very long registered name or something special, but, when working or when the owner needs to call his horse quickly - it's imperative they have a short given name - that made this an even harder job for me.
I'm going to need your snail mail address in order to mail your book to you.
Please email it to my personal email address.
Thanks so much, Joy! Too cool that you drew my name and looking forward to my book.
And love the names you chose for your horses! Great choices.
I have your contact information, Angie and will get your book out to you yet this week.
LEAVE IT TO ANE MULLIGAN to have a SUPER good name for the heroine's horse - it's very fitting.
Her father has taught the horse a couple of special tricks - one is to give the heroine an opportunity to get BACK on the horse should she get thrown or fall for some reason - something very difficult to do in a dress with NO mounting block - so her very sweet and smart Papa devised a way for the horse to HELP her mount when she's without a mounting block or assistance from another person.
Range Rider (Range) is a very special horse too - saved his owner's life AFTER the Civil War.
NOW to get that book done!
Glad you found the names you needed, Joy!


The past week has been a tough one. I have really been missing Josie. I have been thinking about her nonstop since we said goodbye. I realized today how selfish I have been, and I feel so awful about it. I always knew that not having her here with us effected everyone, but I never realized how much until now. My little Lily, who is six, has cried for Josie this week many times. Some things are just impossible for her to understand right now. I have tried my best to comfort her, but my words do not matter. She wants her sister, and I understand.
That is a picture of Josie and I when she was just a couple of months old. I remember being terrified when I was pregnant with her. I was 19 years old. Now that I am older, I can see just how young 19 is. I remember how scared I was of becoming a mother. I wanted her to have the best, and I wasn't sure if that was me, but something amazing happened the day she was born. I may have only been 19, but I will never forget how naturally being a mother came to me. Everything came so easily. Breastfeeding, soothing her, even the sleepless nights. I knew how to be her mother immediately because I was meant to be her mother. There is not a doubt in my mind, God granted me the wisdom and the patience I needed. And believe me, at 19 I needed both of those things.
I knew once I had Josie that being a mother was the greatest thing I would ever be. A parent has a very special kind of love for their children. It is unconditional and it is undying. I believe that a parents love is the most genuine, most pure form of true love that there is. For a mother, once she begins to grow life in her belly, her life is changed forever. As parents, once you hold your baby in your arms, you know your life will never be the same again, and that is ok because you don't want it to be. You have never loved anything or anyone in this world so much, and you never will……until you have more children of course. As your family grows, so does your heart and so does your love. I have four daughters now, and I can honestly say that being their mother is my greatest accomplishment in life so far.
I love my children more than life. When they are hurting, I am hurting. There are certain things I can fix, with a Band-Aid or a kiss. Lily wants Josie, and I can't fix that. Pretty soon, they will all want Josie. They will all have questions, and they will not understand the answers that I give. Even if they can't understand why things are the way they are, I hope they all understand how much I love them, and why I made the choices I made.
As you all know, I am on a journey of self-discovery. I am searching for myself, among other things. I have vowed to lose weight. I have vowed to explore my artistic abilities, and to write more. Today I am vowing to be the best mother I can possibly be, so my children never have to question my love for them. Don't get me wrong, I am a pretty awesome mother already. However, I am human so of course there is always room for improvement. It is amazing the things you learn and how much you can grow if you allow yourself to truly self-reflect. This is so hard, but I know that I will come out a better person, mother and wife when I am finished. Thanks for being there guys!
Beautifully written. Thank you for sharing!
You ARE a good mother! I can tell through your posts how much you love your kids. We'll never be PERFECT mothers, but we're perfect for our children. And loving them is what's most important. The world could use some more well-loved children.
There is no higher calling. Just beautiful!


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Die Deutsche Eishockey-Meisterschaft 1940 war die 24. Austragung dieser Titelkämpfe.

Zugleich bildete sie die 1. Deutsche Kriegsmeisterschaft. Bei Kriegsmeisterschaften durften die Vereine sogenannte Kriegsspielgemeinschaften (KSG) eingehen. In der hier betrachteten Meisterschaft machten davon die Berliner Vereine BFC Preussen und Zehlendorfer Wespen Gebrauch.

Meister wurde die  Wiener Eissport-Gemeinschaft, die im Oktober 1939 auf Druck des Sportgauführers Kozich aus dem Zusammenschluss des Titelverteidigers EK Engelmann Wien  und dem Wiener Eislauf-Verein entstanden war.

Mit dem Troppauer EV nahm erstmals eine Mannschaft aus dem am 1. Oktober 1938 ins Deutsche Reich eingegliederten Sudetenland an der Deutschen Meisterschaft teil.

Regionale Qualifikation
Jede Stadt bzw. jeder Bezirk durfte maximal zwei Mannschaften für die Deutsche Meisterschaft stellen. Daher war in Berlin eine Qualifikationsrunde nötig:

Abkürzungen: Sp = Spiele, S = Siege, U = Unentschieden, N = Niederlagen

Vorrunde

Gruppe A

Abkürzungen: Sp = Spiele, S = Siege, U = Unentschieden, N = Niederlagen

Gruppe B

Abkürzungen: Sp = Spiele, S = Siege, U = Unentschieden, N = Niederlagen

Endrunde

Abkürzungen: Sp = Spiele, S = Siege, U = Unentschieden, N = Niederlagen

Meistermannschaft
Die Mannschaft der Wiener EG bestand aus den Spielern Josef Wurm, Lambert Neumaier, Otto Voit, Josef Göbl, Fritz Demmer, Hans Schneider, Hubert Tschammler, Walter Feistritzer und Franz Zehetmayer.
Weitere Spieler im Einsatz waren Karl Kirchberger, Karl Ördögh, Rudolf Vojta und Franz Csöngei.

Literatur
 Stephan Müller, Deutsche Eishockey Meisterschaften, Print on Demand, 2000, ISBN 3-8311-0997-4.
 Steffen Karas, 100 Jahre Eishockey in Berlin, Verlag Jeske / Mader, 2008, ISBN 978-3-931624-57-6.

Weblinks
 oocities.org, Die Deutschen Eishockeymeister seit 1912 Teil 2: 1933–1945

Einzelnachweise

Deutsche Eishockeymeisterschaft
Eishockeyveranstaltung 1940

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Vauquois  es una población y comuna francesa, en la región de Lorena, departamento de Mosa, en el Distrito de Verdún y cantón de Varennes-en-Argonne.

Durante la Primera Guerra Mundial, en especial durante la Batalla de Verdún, se excavaron redes de túneles bajo Vauquois. Entre 1915 y 1918, tanto el ejército francés como el ejército alemán explotaron, usando minas, gran parte del terreno, que a día de hoy sigue marcado por varios cráteres y fosos.

Demografía

Monumentos
 Butte de Vauquois. Se trata de la colina donde se edificó la aldea inicial, que dominaba desde su cima los alrededores. Por ello fue objeto de combates durante la Primera Guerra Mundial que la destruyeron totalmente. La población actual se encuentra a los pies de esta colina.

Enlaces externos

 INSEE
 Elecciones municipales de 2008

Referencias

Localidades de Mosa


another baby boy another sketchbook shirt in plaid. i just can't help myself, this pattern is such a joy to sew and looks so adorable in tiny sizes. not to mention the baby lumberjack look really resonates with my demographic of friends.
I got this beautiful plaid and super soft corduroy at britex a few weeks back.
as with my last lil' man flannel (which I made for the same baby, but was taken in our home invasion) i used some awesome wooden buttons from this etsy shop.
to the back pleat (i always cut the back yoke on the bias).
this time I also did the pocket. it was nerve wracking to add something optional to a project that was already finished without any major mistakes.
but i did match it up perfectly if I do say.


Soldier Force 9 Rapid Patrol Assorted Playset | Multicolour | Join the hero with his action vehicle and lots of accessories and help him save the world from doom.
Get your champ this assorted playset to make him feel like a hero. This playset comprises of an action figure, a vehicle, weapons and tools, which will keep your kid engaged during his play time. Centred around the idea of saving the world, your kid learns a great deal about imaginative roleplay.
Feature 1 : Join the hero with his action vehicle and lots of accessories and help him save the world from doom.
Feature 3 : Comes in 2 assorted designs consisting of 1 action figure, 1 vehicle, weapons and tools.
Feature 2 : Detailed body and facial expressions.


Home / Trending / Viral / world / Hindi mo aakalain kung anong Klaseng Hayop ang Naninirahan sa mga Malinis na Kanal Sa Japan!
Hindi mo aakalain kung anong Klaseng Hayop ang Naninirahan sa mga Malinis na Kanal Sa Japan!
In the Philippines, when we think about canals, the first thing that comes to mind are the dirty, smelly water ways in the city. They usually hold organisms that thrive in an unclean environment, like rats and pests.
But would you believe me if I told you that canals aren't always dirty? Other people can actually keeep their canals clean, and can even be home to other animals, too?
Yes! you heard it right! Canals can be very clean-- clean enough to be home to very beautiful organisms.
These canals are present in Japan. Japanese people keep their canals clean to raise and maintain a habitat for "Koi Fish" that are popular in their country.
These fishes can be seen near terraces or at the side canals of the streets. They actually add to the beauty of the surroundings and can alleviate stress for people walking by.
Moreover, the Japanese government continue to advocate this kind of harmony for their citizens and nature so that the next generations can still see and appreciate the beauty that nature has to offer.
If Japan was able to successfully do this, we can do it, too!


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Today I came across an ad for a local personal training studio promoting a "fitness challenge. The ad read, " we guarantee to get your 25 year old body back".
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ABUJA, NIGERIA (BosNewsLife)-- Mortuaries in Nigeria's southeastern city of Uyo are overflowing after metal girders and the roof of a crowded church collapsed onto worshippers, killing at least 160 people with the toll likely to rise, officials say. Saturday's tragedy happened at the charismatic Reigners Bible Church International while it was still under construction, church members said.
Workers had allegedly been rushing to finish it in time for Saturday's ceremony to ordain founder Akan Weeks as a bishop, according to congregants.
"I pray for you all in this time of grief," said Christian Ian Berto Cooper in a statement published on the congregation's Facebook page. "May our Lord Jesus Christ be lifted up continuously, receiving all the glory through your Ministry moving forward for He alone is Worthy. Let us not look to the left nor the right but entirely focused on Him our redeemer and soon coming King, Amen."
As prayers were said, mortuaries in Uyo were overflowing from Saturday's tragedy, medical director Etete Peters of the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital told The Associated Press news agency.
Hundreds of people, including bishop Weeks and Akwa Ibom state governor Udom Emmanuel were reportedly inside when metal girders crashed onto worshippers and the corrugated iron roof caved in. Governor Emmanuel and Bishop Weeks, who reportedly preaches that God will make his followers rich, escaped unhurt.
Screaming survivors were streaming out and there were cries from injured victims when computer program analyst Ukeme Eyibio rushed to the scene. "There were trapped bodies, parts of bodies, blood all over the place and people's handbags and shoes scattered," Eyibio told reporters.
Saturday's tragedy also underscored concerns over building standards in the African nation. Reporters complained that church officials attempted to prevent them from documenting the tragedy, trying to seize cameras and forcing some to leave the area.
The governor's spokesman, Ekerete Udoh, told media that the state government would investigate if anyone compromised building standards. Observers say buildings collapse often in Nigeria because of endemic corruption with contractors using sub-standard materials and bribing inspectors to ignore shoddy work or a lack of building permits.
In 2014, 116 people died when a multi-story guesthouse of the Synagogue Church of All Nations collapsed in Lagos, Nigeria's largest city. Most victims were visiting South African followers of the megachurch's influential founder T. B. Joshua.
Two structural engineers, Joshua and church trustees have reportedly been accused of criminal negligence and involuntary manslaughter after a coroner found the building collapsed from structural failures caused by design and detailing errors. But Lagos state government efforts to bring them to court have been foiled by repeated legal challenges that have delayed a trial, The Associated Press news agency reported.
The latest tragedy came as Nigerian Christians are already on edge amid concerns about attacks by Islamic militants in several parts of the country. "Christians in [especially] northern Nigeria experience the most violent persecution in the world," said Open Doors, an aid and advocacy group.
Open Doors partners decided to build a new trauma care centre offering professional, long-term support for survivors of attacks.
Despite persecution, churches have been growing, though some have questioned the prosperity teachings of several church leaders.
Christians comprise nearly half of the country's 187 million population.
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari is under pressure to improve security for minority Christians in the country.


Former Rockwell Distributors sales manager Wendy Taylor has moved to Inter City Group (ICG) to work in the sale division focusing on brands Police, Swiss-Military and Timberland.
Taylor will be responsible for managing a number of existing customers as well as sourcing new accounts for these brands.
Taylor started her career in the watch industry at Signet Group as an assistant store manager before moving on to the Steerwell Group where she worked as a nationwide account manager. While at Rockwell Distributors Taylor was charged with the development and growth of brands U-Boat and Welder.


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After a huge stinker last night, the Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox are back at it again, this time on ESPN at 8 o'clock ET. Jose Quintana was able to stifle this stout Red Sox lineup, holding them to one run (a Hanley Ramirez home run in the 5th) and four hits through eight innings. Fortunately for Boston, Steven Wright was able to put together another quality start, lasting for six innings while only giving up two runs. However, in typical Steven Wright-start fashion, the Red Sox weren't able to generate much offense against quietly one of the better pitchers in baseball.
Tonight, the Red Sox have Clay Buchholz on the mound, who hopes to put together a good enough start to get his first win of the season. This start is crucial for Buchholz, as the team's confidence in the veteran right hander seems to be dwindling. If he is not able to quickly put things together, as Joe Kelly and Eduardo Rodriguez come back from injury, Buchholz could, and probably should, be the odd man out.
For the White Sox, things are clicking on all cylinders. They are pitching as good as anyone in baseball, and could present a problem for the Boston Red Sox. However, tonight's starting pitcher, Carlos Rodon, is being thrusted into a start after the DFA of presumptive game 2 start John Danks. The White Sox's lineup hasn't really put it together yet, but Buchholz should help with that.
The White Sox have one of the best bullpens in baseball and are on a hot streak. Enough said.
Vazquez has made everyone in the rotation better, except Price and Buchholz, since his return from Tommy John surgery. If Buchholz wants to succeed tonight, trust Little Yadi.
Han-Ram hit an awesome opposite-field home run last night and seems to be heating up at the plate. Try to get runners on base when he is up with an aggressive playing style.
Because he wasn't supposed to start, he may be shaky to start the game. Show confidence in him and get out to an early lead.
To start the season, the White Sox's two best hitters have been quiet. It would be great for them to get going, especially against such a good Boston offense.
When hot, the Red Sox have one of the best lineups in baseball. Don't let them get hot and blow this game open.
*You can catch the game on ESPN, NESN and on the radio on WEEI.


Looking for simple ways to save money when it comes to your vehicle? Try replacing your windshield wiper blades yourself.
This is job that's so easy, just about anyone can learn to do it in five minutes or less!
Recently, I brought my vehicle into a nationally known chain mechanic shop for an oil change. The mechanic noted that my blades were due for a change.
I was given a price quote of $12 per blade, for a total of $24.
I declined the service at the time. Later, I went to Walmart and purchased the blades so I could change them myself.
While I don't recall exactly what I paid — this was more than a month ago — you can look on Walmart.com today and find highly rated blades starting at $2.42 per blade.
Probably the easiest and quickest way to determine the right fit is to go to an auto parts stores or a big-box store like Walmart.
You can ask an associate which wipers you need based on the make, model and year of your vehicle. This method works best at auto-parts stores. Then they'll look it up for you in their system and walk you right over to the rack and show you the selection.
Or, you can go the self-serve method and check the guidebook that's typically hanging on the shelf near the wiper blades for sale. This approach is better for a Walmart scenario when you may not be able to find an employee to ask.
There is one additional benefit in going to an auto-parts store: The associate will typically change the blades for free on your vehicle after purchase. That's the case at my local Advance Auto Parts, the nearest store to me.
Of course, if you value self-sufficiency, there's much to be said for learning how to do this simple task yourself!
When should you replace your blades?
It's best to always replace blades in pairs, and a typical replacement schedule is about every six months.
If you're unaccustomed to buying wiper blades, you may think both blades need to be the same length. But that's not true. One will typically be much shorter in length than the other, and that's perfectly normal.
Watch the video for step-by-step instructions on changing your blades!


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• Itaipava Arena Pernambuco (3.1 mi/5 km from the city center)
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• Federal University of Pernambuco (6.7 mi/10.7 km from the city center)
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• Coudelaria Souza Leao (4.8 mi/7.8 km from the city center)
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I posted HERE about Reese's first day of School in her preschool at our church. In that post, I showed how she cried when I came to pick her up. After about 3 days of crying at drop off, she started waving bye bye and smiling before leaving. Then about a month in she started doing a hysterical happy whine/cry whenever I came to pick her up. After that it was pure happiness and excitement when I picked her up. We started sending her 4 days a week to get her used to it, and to see how it all went. The plan was to only have her go 2 or 3 days a week, but she loved School. On the day she wouldn't be going, she would ask for School, and her friends. She got to play with lots of kids her own age, do music class, eat lunch at school, do a craft everyday, and play on the playground or in the gym depending on the weather at least once sometimes twice a day. There were also school programs where Reese knew all of the songs and hand motions, but refused to do them in front of others, a traveling petting zoo, end of school party with chalk and popsicles, birthday celebrations, and field trips, but those were for the older kids. We feel so fortunate that Reese was able to go to a school like this with such great teachers and staff. She loved it and grew so much while attending there. I wanted to share some of the pictures that her teachers posted throughout the year so you can see what she was able to do.
In her school, during lunch, they started out at chairs like these that clip onto the table.
Here is Reese playing with bubbles.
Eating her lunch from her Bentgo Kids Lunch box. I used it the whole year and loved it.
Playing with friends. Reese loves getting the mail with Papa every day after he is home from work, so maybe she also likes getting mail at other times too.
Playing on the playground outside.
An impromptu picnic in the classroom.
Reading lots of books. Nine times out of ten when I came to pick her up, she was sitting near one of her teachers getting a book read to her or reading one herself.
Sliding down one of the slides on the playground.
During colder weather, the kids would do recess in the gym.
They also did lots of coloring. The teachers told us when they first brought out paper and crayons that Reese was the only one to really know what to do. We had paper over our coffee table with crayons for months for Reese to color with.
The teachers did 2-3 crafts with the kids each week that they would bring home. I loved seeing how proud Reese was about each one. She loved showing it to Grant and me, and would make sure to show us how she had made it. Whether it was with finger prints, hand prints, foot prints, etc.
Then they graduated to real chairs.
The teachers had fun with camera filters before some big game that was happening.
Accidentally being a twin with one of her classmates.
Reese has a love of forts and houses. We always find her cooped up in them.
On Birthdays, the parents sometimes brought in a sweet treat. Here they are all with a munchkin or donut hole each.
I guess after eating, they wipe down their area. I wish I had known this earlier as it is a practice I want to start her doing at home too.
There was an Easter Egg Hunt where all of the parents that could came and helped out the littles.
In her Music class, they also did Yoga with some of the songs.
Here is Reese doing Yoga. If you ask her about it, she will do a few different poses and it is hilarious.
They also had a petting zoo come and visit her school.
They brought bunnies, a pot belly pig, and a pony.
I know Reese doesn't look thrilled, but she LOVED it. I didn't realize that they had had a petting zoo come, and couldn't figure out why Reese was talking about all of these animal when I came to pick her up until her teacher explained it to me. Her teachers said it took her a while to want to pet any of them, but that is just Reese. She is very cautious in nature.
Getting a story read by her teacher.
On the playground on her second birthday in her Die Maus shirt that I made for her.
On her Birthday, she requested cupcakes with Reese's Pieces in them, but I was afraid the icing would be too messy. So I made chocolate cookies with Reese's Pieces in them.
Here are her classmates with her birthday cookies.
At the end of the year they had a party with chalk.
Cooling off with the AC unit after recess.
Here school also had school pictures done in the fall and in the spring. We only did the fall ones, and then we had a bunch of amazing photos to choose from. We ended up only buying on photo, but the others looked soo good. I don't know how Spoiled Rotten Photography got such great pictures out of Reese!
This is the photo we bought from them!
At the end of School, I made a tote bag for each of Reese's Teachers. We didn't have a lot of money to spend, but I had time and fabric.
I had the ribbon already which I had bought years ago at Michaels, and printed off THESE free tags.
These bags were reversible, here is the inside of the bags. I used THIS free pattern.
Then we wrote the teachers Thank you cards with some "art work" for them from Reese.
Then I included an EOS lip balm, with this FREE printable. So in the end I spent a total of $9 for all of the teacher gifts.
Reese had a great year, and we had a great summer at home. Soon I will do a blog post about the cute artwork she made in school as well as her first day of her new school year!


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Q: Prevent focused div from scrolling with arrow keys I have a div component with an inner scrollbar and I'd like to prevent the up/down arrow keys from scrolling when the element is focused (mouse click on the element), as they are used for other events (e.g. zoom).
The only solution I found was to attach an event listener to the document, however, it disables all default arrow keys events, such as moving the cursor in an input field.
Here is an example (in React):
https://codesandbox.io/s/rsc-live-example-fze6z
How to reproduce:

*

*Click with the mouse on the inner div (with the text)

*Click the down arrow key -> div scrolls down

Is there a way to prevent the scroll without disabling it on the document level?
Thanks!
UPDATE:
This missing piece was adding tab-index='0' to the component (I updated the code above). Thanks @Jarvan

A: You can filter the events which you don't want to prevent, such as arrow event in input.
if (e.target.tagName.toLowerCase()!=="input" &&(e.key === "ArrowUp" || e.key === "ArrowDown")) {
          e.preventDefault();
}

Then in input the cursor move will not be prevented.
But it won't work if the event you want to keep is some behavior in same element.
E.g. you have some children can be focus in the 'prevent arrow up/down scroll' div, you want to keep the ability to move focus between children by using arrow up/down. In that case I guess you have to implement you customize scrollbar then you have the full control, because in browser behavior I don't see a way to separate the single 'scroll' action.
Update:
If you know which component or area you want to effect, just add to that area. Like in your demo code:
<div tabindex="0"
      onKeyDown={e => {
        console.log(e);
        if (e.key === "ArrowUp" || e.key === "ArrowDown") {
          e.stopPropagation();
          e.preventDefault();
          console.log(e.key);
          return false;
        }
        e.stopPropagation();
      }}
    >
      {result}
    </div>

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// Gardens Point Parser Generator
// Copyright (c) Wayne Kelly, QUT 2005-2010
// (see accompanying GPPGcopyright.rtf)

using System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis;

namespace StarodubOleg.GPPG.Runtime
{
	/// <summary>
	/// Abstract scanner class that GPPG expects its scanners to
	/// extend.
	/// </summary>
	/// <typeparam name="TValue">Semantic value type YYSTYPE</typeparam>
	/// <typeparam name="TSpan">Source location type YYLTYPE</typeparam>
	internal abstract class AbstractScanner<TValue, TSpan> where TSpan : IMerge<TSpan>
	{
		/// <summary>
		/// Lexical value optionally set by the scanner. The value
		/// is of the %YYSTYPE type declared in the parser spec.
		/// </summary>
		[SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Design", "CA1051:DoNotDeclareVisibleInstanceFields")]
		[SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Naming", "CA1709:IdentifiersShouldBeCasedCorrectly", MessageId = "yylval")]
		[SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Naming", "CA1704:IdentifiersShouldBeSpelledCorrectly", MessageId = "yylval")]
		// Reason for FxCop message suppression -
		// This is a traditional name for YACC-like functionality
		// A field must be declared for this value of parametric type,
		// since it may be instantiated by a value struct.  If it were
		// implemented as a property, machine generated code in derived
		// types would not be able to select on the returned value.
#pragma warning disable 649
		public TValue yylval;                     // Lexical value: set by scanner
#pragma warning restore 649

		/// <summary>
		/// Current scanner location property. The value is of the
		/// type declared by %YYLTYPE in the parser specification.
		/// </summary>
		[SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Naming", "CA1709:IdentifiersShouldBeCasedCorrectly", MessageId = "yylloc")]
		[SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Naming", "CA1704:IdentifiersShouldBeSpelledCorrectly", MessageId = "yylloc")]
		// Reason for FxCop message suppression -
		// This is a traditional name for YACC-like functionality
		public virtual TSpan yylloc
		{
			get { return default(TSpan); }       // Empty implementation allowing
			set { /* skip */ }                   // yylloc to be ignored entirely.
		}

		/// <summary>
		/// Main call point for LEX-like scanners.  Returns an int
		/// corresponding to the token recognized by the scanner.
		/// </summary>
		/// <returns>An int corresponding to the token</returns>
		[SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Naming", "CA1709:IdentifiersShouldBeCasedCorrectly", MessageId = "yylex")]
		[SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Naming", "CA1704:IdentifiersShouldBeSpelledCorrectly", MessageId = "yylex")]
		// Reason for FxCop message suppression -
		// This is a traditional name for YACC-like functionality
		public abstract int yylex();

		/// <summary>
		/// Traditional error reporting provided by LEX-like scanners
		/// to their YACC-like clients.
		/// </summary>
		/// <param name="format">Message format string</param>
		/// <param name="args">Optional array of args</param>
		[SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Naming", "CA1709:IdentifiersShouldBeCasedCorrectly", MessageId = "yyerror")]
		[SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Naming", "CA1704:IdentifiersShouldBeSpelledCorrectly", MessageId = "yyerror")]
		// Reason for FxCop message suppression -
		// This is a traditional name for YACC-like functionality
		public virtual void yyerror(string format, params object[] args) { }
	}

}


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Chloe Kim wins gold in women's Olympic…
Chloe Kim wins gold in women's Olympic snowboard halfpipe. Colorado's Arielle Gold takes bronze.
Kim: "That third run was just to prove to myself that I can do better"
Hyoung Chang, The Denver Post
Chloe Kim in action. Gold medalist Chloe Kim of the United States celebrates winning the Snowboard Ladies' Halfpipe Final on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park. February 12, 2018.
Chloe Kim in action. Gold medalist Chloe Kim of the United States celebrates winning the Snowboard Ladies' Halfpipe Final on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park February 12, 2018.
Pyeonchang, Gangwon - February 12: Chloe Kim in action. Gold medalist Chloe Kim of the United States celebrates winning the Snowboard Ladies' Halfpipe Final on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park. February 12, 2018. (Photo by Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post)
Bronze medalist Arielle Gold of the United States in action during Snowboard Ladies' Halfpipe Final on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park February 12, 2018.
Pyeonchang, Gangwon - February 12: Gold medalist Chloe Kim of the United States celebrates winning the Snowboard Ladies' Halfpipe Final on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park February 12, 2018. (Photo by Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post)
Pyeonchang, Gangwon - February 12: Bronze medalist Arielle Gold of the United States reacts after her final run during the Snowboard Ladies' Halfpipe Final on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park February 12, 2018. (Photo by Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post)
Gold medalist Chloe Kim of the United States celebrates winning the Snowboard Ladies' Halfpipe Final on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park. February 12, 2018.
Pyeonchang, Gangwon - February 12: Silver medalist Jiayu Liu of China, gold medalist Chloe Kim of the United States and bronze medalist Arielle Gold of the United States pose during the victory ceremony for the Snowboard Ladies' Halfpipe Final on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park. February 12, 2018. (Photo by Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post)
Gold medalist Chloe Kim of the United States and bronze medalist Arielle Gold of the United States pose during the victory ceremony for the snowboard women's halfpipe final on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park on Feb. 13, 2018.
Bronze medalist Arielle Gold of the United States poses during the victory ceremony for the Snowboard Ladies' Halfpipe Final on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park February 12, 2018.
Bronze medalist Arielle Gold of the United States poses during the victory ceremony for the snowboard ladies' halfpipe final on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park on Feb. 12, 2018.
Fans celebrate Chloe Kim's gold medal. Gold medalist Chloe Kim of the United States celebrates winning the Snowboard Ladies' Halfpipe Final on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park. February 12, 2018.
Silver medalist Jiayu Liu of China, gold medalist Chloe Kim of the United States and bronze medalist Arielle Gold of the United States pose during the victory ceremony for the Snowboard Ladies' Halfpipe Final on day four of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Phoenix Snow Park. February 12, 2018.
By Jason Blevins | jblevins@denverpost.com | The Denver Post
PUBLISHED: February 12, 2018 at 7:40 pm | UPDATED: February 12, 2018 at 9:50 pm
PyeongChang current time
BONGPYEONG, South Korea — It's Chloe Kim's halfpipe. Everyone else is a visitor.
The 17-year-old boarding prodigy sailed to America's third gold in three days on Tuesday in the Olympic halfpipe with flawless 1080s and unrivaled style.
The crowd at the sprawling venue roared its approval for the Korean American teenager from California as she danced down the pipe. The rest of the 12-athlete field fought to follow. In one of the most progressive halfpipe contests in history, more than a half dozen athletes spun 1080s, including Steamboat Springs' Arielle Gold, who spent her Christmas break learning that demanding three-rotation trick. The 1080 was part of a larger overhaul by Gold, who reignited her passion for snowboarding this year with a mental and physical effort that culminated with the Olympic podium that eluded her in the 2014 Sochi Winter Games.
"It's not even the results. It's just like the whole experience, the whole process has been so much more enjoyable for me," she said, grasping the American flag around her shoulders. "I know people can see it in my riding and I can feel it every time I go up on the hill."
While Steamboat fields a bounty of Olympians every cycle, including here in South Korea, the number who return with medals is much smaller.
"I think that Steamboat is proud to have so many Olympians here, but to be able to bring home a medal to the town that has given me so much is amazing," Gold said.
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A year ago, there were two women snowboarders in the world who spun 1080s in the halfpipe: Kim and five-time Olympian Kelly Clark. On Tuesday, five athletes landed the trick and those who did it best won medals. For her third and final run — a victory lap with her gold already locked down — Kim upped her first-run score with a pair of back-to-back 1080s, a combination only she has mastered. The crowd erupted as judges rewarded her efforts with a 98.25.
Kim said she wasn't going to be satisfied going home with a gold medal knowing she could have thrown down a better run.
"I put on a really good first run but I was also like I can do better than that and I can one-up myself. That third run was just to prove to myself that I can do better," she said, noting that she spent the time between her runs on social media, tweeting things like how she wished she'd finished her breakfast sandwich because she was "getting hungry." "I was trying to distract myself and think of things in a positive way."
China's Jiayu Liu won silver with a solid 1080 and big switch airs. Veteran Clark finished just behind Gold in fourth, throwing the 1080 that she pioneered in the pipe and has since spread like wildfire among competitors half her age.
"I think so much of the time the Olympics can be something that you just survive and make it through and today I was calling all the shots," Clark said. "I enjoyed myself and managed myself well and I rode well."
Clark, 34, is nearing the end of a stellar career that has made her the most decorated snowboarder in the sport. No one has climbed more podiums. Few have had such a sweeping influence on the sport.
"I don't think a lot of people get to stay around long enough to see what their legacies could be," she said. "This U.S. team is an incredible group of talented young women and I'm so proud of them. I think my Olympic career could end today, but theirs is just getting started."
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Reporter Jason Blevins left The Post in 2018. He covered tourism, mountain business, skiing and outdoor adventure sports for both the business and sports sections.
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In Rainbows Radiohead
Nigel Godrich on "Nude"
There's an excellent article from Word Magazine with Radiohead's "unofficial 6th man" and long-time producer, Nigel Godrich. Nigel is featured in an article called "The Music Producers" and he explains the very long, but amazing, history of "Nude."
Nigel Godrich On NUDE by Radiohead (2007)
Nigel Godrich started out at RAK Studios, where he engineered Carnival Of Light by Ride and The Bends by Radiohead. He has produced Radiohead's last four albums, and has also worked with Travis, Paul McCartney (Chaos And Creation In The Back Yard) and on Beck's last three albums. He remixed U2's Walk On and produced Band Aid 20's Do They Know It's Christmas?
Thom's very prolific, he's always writing, and one time I made a list of songs that he had that they hadn't recorded. Radiohead have a little catalogue of songs that just never get done. It's almost because it's their best material and no version is ever quite good enough. It's too precious to them. I said, "You have to record them, because one day you're going to die and they'll go with you. It's criminal. And if you don't fucking record them, I'm going to fucking do it! I'll do a covers album!" And Nude was one of these songs.
After The Bends was all done and dusted, I'd seen them at a show and they said they'd been thinking about us all working together. We'd done a bunch of B-sides on The Bends and it had gone really well, so we hatched a plan to have a couple of little try-outs to see how it would work.
We booked a weekend in the studio to start recording what would become OK Computer, although it took a long time to really get into that. We recorded two songs; one was called Big Boots – actually, it was called Man O' War at the time, which is another great lost Radiohead classic. The other thing we tried to record was a song called Nude. Thom had just written it and it was almost a different song to the version on In Rainbows. It's recognisable, but it had different lyrics and it was a lot straighter. The idea was for it to be like an Al Green track. It had a Hammond going through it on the version we recorded that weekend. They liked it, it was deemed a great success. But then for some reason everyone went off it. We tried to record it a couple more times for OK Computer, probably about three times for Kid A and another three times for Hail To The Thief. But somehow it had gone.
We had a little holiday from each other. The band tried to record on their own, which – surprise, surprise – didn't work. Then they tried working with someone else, which also didn't work. During that time I went to see Colin, the bass player, and he played me a rough live version of Nude that they'd done in rehearsals. He'd written his new bassline, which transformed it from something very straight into something that had much more of a rhythmic flow. The chorus had been taken out – very Radiohead! – and there was this new vocal break and this new end section. It sounded like they were somehow terrified playing it, but it sounded OK. We recorded it three times and the final one – which we did in their house and then overdubbed in Covent Garden – is what you hear today.
Finally, for some inexplicable reason, it made it out! With Radiohead we always say, "It doesn't matter how we get there, as long as we end up at the right place," but actually I think the real skill is being able to recognise something that lands on your lap and is fully formed and wonderful. A big part of my job is trying to persuade Thom that just because this thing happened very quickly, it doesn't mean it's not great. He doesn't understand what it is about what he does that's great. He doesn't know or understand where it comes from.
Songs have a kind of window where they are really most alive – and you have to capture it. Nude missed its window, and it took a lot of reinvention to bring it back to the place where we could capture it again in a way that resonated for the people playing it. It was essentially the same song; nothing had really changed. What has changed are the people playing it.
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Ishac Diwan
Senior Fellow, Middle East Initiative
Chaire Socio-économie du Monde Arabe, Paris Sciences et Lettres
Ishac Diwan received his PhD in economics from the University of California at Berkeley. He taught international finance at NYU's Business School from 1984-87. In 1987, he joined the World Bank's Research Complex, where he focused on international finance, trade, and macroeconomics. In 1992, with the coming of the Oslo Agreements, he joined the World Bank's Middle East Department, first as the country economist for the West Bank and Gaza and later as a regional economist. He contributed to the creation of the prime network of economists in the Middle East, the Economic Research Forum, and of a regional policy forum, the Mediterranean Development Forum. In 1996, he joined the World Bank Institute and led the Economic Policy group (1996-2002), creating the Attacking Poverty Program and contributing to the initiation of the Global Development Network. Diwan lived in Addis Abeba (2002-07) and Accra (2007-11), as the Bank's Country Director for Ethiopia and Sudan first, and then for Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, and Guinea. He led several ambitious initiatives, such as Ethiopia's Productive Safety Net, Ethiopia's Protection of Basic Services Program, and in West Africa, initiatives to support commercial agriculture, natural resources development, and jobs for the youth. He taught Public Policy at the Kennedy School of Government and was Director for Africa and the Middle East at the Growth Lab of the Center for International Development from 2011-2014.
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Air pollution kills 20,800 in Iran yearly: Official
An Iranian health official has said that 20,800 people in Iran die of air pollution-caused diseases per year, according to a state media report.
The figure was estimated according to the results of research and studies conducted in 27 Iranian cities with a total population of 35 million, Abbas Shahsavani, Head of the Air Health and Climate Change Department of Iran's Health Ministry, told Tasnim news agency on Thursday.
Nearly 12.6 percent of the annual fatalities in the country are due to diseases caused by air pollution, he said, adding air pollution annually incurs a cost of 8.2 billion U.S. dollars on the country, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported.
Commenting on the situation in Tehran, the Iranian official said air pollution killed 6,400 people in the Iranian capital in the Iranian calendar year ending March 20, 2022, Xinhua news agency reported.
Shahsavani blamed Tehran's air pollution on old cars and diesel motorcycles, saying 90 per cent of the country's motorcycles and 50 per cent of Tehran's transport fleet are old and worn out.
With the arrival of the cold season, the air pollution in major Iranian cities, including Tehran, reaches alarming levels, which is hazardous for the health of local residents.
Domestic and foreign experts said under the years-long US sanctions, the forced use of old vehicles, which should have been scrapped long ago, is the cause of the terrible air quality in Tehran.
"It is no surprise that Tehran is one of the world's most polluted cities. US sanctions force people to prolong the use of older vehicles that burn fuel less efficiently while making it impossible for Iran to obtain equipment and technology to reduce vehicle emissions," a group of UN human rights experts announced on December 20, 2022.
The sanctions also prevent Iranian scientists from engaging in joint environmental research projects abroad, and prevent Iranians from accessing online databases and courses about environmental issues and sustainability, they pointed out.
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Bickham, George, jr
Frank Kidson
revised by H.G. Farmer, Peter Ward Jones and David Hunter
(b ?London, ?1706; d London, bur. June 23, 1771). English engraver, publisher and bookseller. He worked in Covent Garden, London, having learnt the trade from his father George Bickham (b ?1684; d London, 4 May 1758), an engraver best known for The Universal Penman (1733–41). He was principally famous in music circles for his two illustrated folio volumes The Musical Entertainer, first issued in fortnightly parts, each containing four plates, from January 1737 to December 1739. The 200 plates are songs, headed and surrounded with pictorial embellishments illustrative of the song (see illustration), and engraved in the style of and even copied directly from Gravelot and Watteau. This work was the first of its kind to be published in England and quickly produced imitators such as Lampe's British Melody, engraved by Benjamin Cole.
A second edition, corrected by Lampe, was also issued in parts (...
Boivin, François
Sylvette Milliot
(b c1693; d Paris, Nov 25, 1733). French music seller and music publisher. He was the nephew of the double bass player and composer Montéclair, and brother of the string instrument maker Claude Boivin. On 15 July 1721 Boivin bought the music shop 'A la règle d'or' on the rue St Honoré, Paris, after the death of Henry Foucault who had owned it; he and his uncle went into partnership to trade there. In addition to selling scores he soon published music and bought two licences in 1728 and 1729. He published works by Montéclair, Jacques Loeillet and Quantz, among others. On 2 July 1724 he married Elizabeth Catherine Ballard, second daughter of Jean-Baptiste-Christophe Ballard, who assisted him. As a result of their efforts, and the family connection with Montéclair and Ballard, 'A la règle d'or' became one of the foremost music shops in Paris. Works by Vivaldi, Corelli, P.A. Locatelli, Telemann and Quantz could be found there, but the mainstay of the stock was French, including cantatas by Nicolas Bernier and Clérambault, harpsichord works by François Couperin, Louis Marchand and Jean-François Dandrieu, violin sonatas by J.-M. Leclair and Senaillé, sonatas for flute by Louis Hotteterre, suites for viola da gamba by Marais and Caix d'Hervelois, motets by Lalande (...
Cooke, Benjamin (i)
William C. Smith
revised by Peter Ward Jones
(b ?London, 1695–1705; d ?London, after1742). English music seller and publisher, father of organist and composer Benjamin Cooke. He was active in London from 1726 to 1743, and published a considerable number of vocal and instrumental works, some of them obviously pirated from other publishers, others under licence as authoritative first editions. His publications were mostly in a heavy bold style, but some were engraved in a lighter style by Thomas Cross. After Cooke's death or retirement some of his plates were acquired by John Johnson (ii), who reissued copies from them. Cooke's publications include Roseingrave's XII Solos for a German Flute (1730), Handel's Sonatas op.2 (c1733) and 42 'suites' by Domenico Scarlatti in two volumes (1739). His most interesting publication, however, was that of the five books of sonatas and the 12 concertos of Corelli issued in 1732. Not only do these constitute a collected edition of the composer's works, but all, including the concertos, were published in score expressly for study purposes, an extraordinary form of publication for instrumental music at that time. Cooke's plates were used well into the 19th century for reissues of these works....
Cross, Thomas
revised by William C. Smith, Peter Ward Jones and David Hunter
(b ?London, ?1660–65; d ?London, ?1732–5). English music engraver, printer, publisher and music seller. He was probably the son of the 17th-century engraver Thomas Cross, who engraved some frontispieces and portraits for John Playford's publications, including the portrait of the composer John Gamble (Ayres and Dialogues, 1656), and who may have engraved some music. From 1683 to about 1710 the younger Cross often signed himself 'Tho. Cross junior sculpt.', as on his first known work, Purcell's Sonnata's of III. Parts (1683), printed for the composer. From about 1692 to about 1720 he kept a music shop in London. He was the first to issue songs in single sheet format rather than in collections, and from the 1690s a considerable number of these appeared under his imprint. At first they were engraved on copper plates, which was an expensive method considering the ephemeral nature of the sheet songs, but he later used a cheaper material, probably pewter. He had a virtual monopoly of the music engraving trade until Walsh established his business in ...
Della [Dalla] Volpe, Lelio
Anne Schnoebelen
(d Oct 6, 1749). Italian music publisher and bookseller. His firm was active in Bologna for most of the 18th century and was famous in the art of typography and for the accuracy and elegance of its editions. In 1720, as head of a society of Bolognese printers, Della Volpe acquired the printing establishment of the widow of Giulio Borsaghi. His first musical publication was an enlarged edition (1720) of Angelo Bertalotti's Regole utilissime per … il canto fermo. He issued a further enlarged edition in 1744 (reprinted 1756, 1764 and 1778). He ordered musical type characters from the Netherlands and in 1734 began his music printing activities in earnest, starting with Giovanni Battista Martini's op.1, Litaniae atque antiphonae finales B. Virginis Mariae. Della Volpe was also active as a bookseller, handling the musical publications of the Bolognese printers P.M. Monti and G.A. Silvani. In ...
Foucault, Henri
Frank Dobbins
(fl Paris, 1690–1719/20). French music dealer and publisher. It is not known whether he was related to earlier publishers with the same family name, none of whom was apparently involved in music printing. Like other 18th-century music dealers, Henri Foucault was associated with the corporation of haberdashers and jewellers rather than that of the booksellers. He was originally a paper seller, with a shop 'A la règle d'or', rue St Honoré, but seems to have branched out from this trade by 28 June 1690, when a condemnation issued by the Conseil d'Etat accused him – in association with the engraver Henri de Baussen – of contravening Christophe Ballard's royal privilege by publishing 'divers airs de musique'. Two years later Foucault's name appears on the title-page of Marais's Pièces en trio pour les flûtes, violons et dessus de viole, in association with Hurel, Bonneüil and the composer, but he is still designated simply as 'marchand papetier'. However by ...
Olofsen, Arnoldus
Paul van Reijen
(b Elburg, 1695/6; d Amsterdam, bur. May 14, 1768). Dutch music publisher and bookseller . On 8 May 1732 Olofsen gave notice of his intended marriage to Dirkje Jacobs in Amsterdam. He was received into the Amsterdam guild of booksellers on 9 August 1734, four days after he had settled up his burghership. In 1742 his annual income was fixed at 800 guilders, while he had his bookshop in Gravenstraat. In 1743 Olofsen was charged with the printing and selling of a 'defamatory' text. Later on he was imprisoned for the dissemination of libellous publications; he was released on 19 November 1749. In the late 1750s the imprint on Olofsen's editions changed to 'Aan [At] de Nieuwe Kerk, over de Voorburgwal'. His widow was buried in Amsterdam on 28 January 1780.
A catalogue of 1755 contains about 80 titles; among them are Olofsen's own printings of chamber music, concertos and vocal pieces of Dutch composers such as J.P.A. Fischer, Leonard Frischmuth, Hurlebusch, Mahaut, F.G. Michelet and Radeker. Besides original Dutch treatises of Leonard Frischmuth, S.T. van Loonsma and Lustig, Olofsen published theoretical works, translated into Dutch by Lustig, of Quantz (...
Walsh, John (i)
(b ?1665 or 1666; d London, March 13, 1736). Music seller, engraver, printer, publisher and instrument seller, probably of Irish extraction. He was established in London by about 1690. On 24 June 1692 he was appointed musical instrument-maker-in-ordinary to William III in succession to John Shaw, whose trade sign of 'The Golden Harp and Hoboy' he also adopted; in the same year he married Mary Allen, by whom he had 15 children, of whom only three survived infancy.
In 1695, when he began publishing, Walsh had few rivals in the trade. John Playford was dead, and his son Henry evidently lacked the initiative to maintain the family firm as a flourishing concern. Thomas Cross, while popular for his introduction of the engraved single-sheet song, was concerned more with engraving than publishing. Walsh was quick to take advantage of the situation, and engraved music appeared from his premises on a scale previously unknown in England. In addition to works by English composers he printed much popular continental music (including Corelli's sonatas) which he often copied from Dutch editions. From about ...
Walsh, John (ii)
(b London, Dec 23, 1709; d London, Jan 15, 1766). English music seller, printer, publisher and instrument maker . He probably assumed control of the business of his father, John Walsh (i), in about 1730, when the relationship with the Hare family apparently ceased and the numbering of the firm's publications started. On 8 May 1731 Walsh succeeded to the appointment of instrument maker to the king. Although John Johnson and other rivals arose, the business continued to prosper and maintained its excellent engraving and paper. Burney characterized Walsh (ii) as 'purveyor general'. Walsh fully developed the firm's relationship with Handel, publishing almost all his later works and in 1739 being granted a monopoly of his music for 14 years. About half of Walsh's output was of Handel compositions. The firm also sold other publishers' works, and bought up the stock of smaller firms when they ceased trading. Many of Walsh's apprentice engravers later set up on their own, including John Caulfield, Thomas Straight and Thomas Skillern. Walsh, who never married, was elected a governor of the Foundling Hospital in ...
Watts, John (i)
(b 1678; d London, Sept 26, 1763). English bookseller and publisher . He was established in Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, by 1713, when he began to issue editions of classical authors. From the outset he often published in conjunction with Jacob (later Jacob and Richard) Tonson, issuing plays, librettos and miscellaneous works. The introduction of the ballad opera at Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre gave Watts a brisk trade in the publication of the operas performed there. He issued the first and later editions of The Beggar's Opera (1728), and after this practically the whole of the series of ballad operas (more than 27 altogether) as soon as they were performed. These editions present the airs for the songs, printed from engraved woodblocks, as an appendix, and are especially valuable for giving the old names of the tunes. Another important work is the six-volume The Musical Miscellany (...


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Just three weekends of regular season action remain in the NFL. Steven O'Rourke has your guide to who needs to do what to make the playoffs.
Both Matt Forte (left) and Adrian Peterson could miss out on the playoffs this year.
IF YOU WANT an idea of just how good Adrian Peterson has been for the Minnesota Vikings this season then look no further than the fact he averages more yards per rush (6.04) than his quarterback, Christian Ponder, averages per pass attempts (5.99 yards).
Indeed, according to the NFL's own statistics, Peterson has more rushing yards in his last seven games (1,101) than four teams – the Jaguars (1,068), Raiders (1,055), Cowboys (1,038) and Cardinals (1,021) – have all season.
And yet, despite how well Peterson has played, the Vikings will probably miss out on the playoffs this season. However, a number of other teams could clinch a postseason berth this weekend and, below, you'll find out exactly what they need to do it.
AFC South – The Houston Texans clinch the division with a win over the Indianapolis Colts this Sunday. They will also secure a first-round bye if the Denver Broncos lose to the Ravens and the New England Patriots tie with or lose to the San Francisco 49ers.
The Colts can also secure a playoff spot if they beat the Texans. However, a tie would suffice if either the Steelers or Bengals lose or tie or if the Ravens win. They could still make the postseason with a loss, provided both the Jets and Bengals lost.
NFC North – The Green Bay Packers will win the division if they beat the Chicago Bears on Sunday. A tie would not be enough to claim the NFC North but it may be enough to secure a playoff spot for the Packers if a number of other teams including the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins slip up.
NFC West – The San Francisco 49ers will win the division if they beat the Patriots on the road and the Seattle Seahawks lose to the Buffalo Bills. A win would also be enough to see the 49ers secure a playoff spot, as would a tie if the Cowboys, Redskins and Vikings all fail to win.
NFC South – The Falcons have already secured a playoff spot and the divisional title but will guarantee a first round bye with a win over the Giants and either a loss for either the 49ers or Packers.
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С 1826 по 1830 годы Adventure («Эдвенчер») совместно с Beagle участвовал в исследовании Патагонии. Кораблём командовал Филлип Паркер Кинг.

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Biography by Gilles Peterson
As we step into 2010, music blares from the radio that quite comfortably merges rhythms from Serbia and Colombia, the voice of Oumou Sangaré and the melodic thump of Maori reggae. But when it comes the new "world music" ie. the merging of DJ culture with music from the worldwide underground – Gotan Project were the first to successfully bring the traditional and the folkloric into the electronic space. The million selling 'La revancha del tango' was followed by their second album the more jazz influenced 'Lunático' and Gotan Project toured the world with their new "world music".
I'd always been a fan of Astor Piazzolla who I'd seen performing at Montreux Jazz Festival aged 14. Ever since then I'd been seduced by the bandoneón as an instrument and was curious about hearing it outside of its traditional bubble. Gotan Project not only established a unique and highly influential sound but they've also preserved the class and elegance of this instrument. Here we are then, 10 years on with their remarkable third album 'Tango 3.0' which, without breaking such radical new ground as their debut, has refined all the founding elements of what makes the Gotan Project the wondrous thing that it is. Understated beats, reflective moods and atmospheres rooted in the dusty backstreets of Buenos Aires and Paris, laced with marvellous voices such as Cristina Vilallonga on 'Peligro' or Melingo blessing 'Tu Misterio'.
Although in Tango 3.0 Gotan Project remain faithful to their founding principles, they have also managed to push the musical barriers further by inviting an exciting host of guests and collaborators. Dr. John lends the smooth sound of the Hammond B3 to 'Tango Square'. The work of Argentinian author Julio Cortázar is honoured through a reading from his groundbreaking novel Rayuela (Hopscotch) on the track of the same name. Even Víctor Hugo Morales, the legendary football commentator, lends his vocals to their first single 'La Gloria'. GOOOOOAL becomes GOOOOOTAN!
Broadcasting on the BBC and worldwide for 20 years, there are a handful of records that have had such a huge impact on my listeners. Alongside the likes of the Cinematic Orchestra, Zero 7, Jill Scott and Mos Def, the Gotan Project came out and bit the listener hard. I'll never forget the phenomenal response that tracks like 'Tríptico' and 'Santa María (Del Buen Ayre)' from 'La revancha del tango' invoked. Nearly a decade since that landmark release, this record has everything that I want to hear from Mssrs. Cohen Solal, Makaroff and Müller. From the opening lazy stroll of 'Tango Square' which ambles out of the speakers somewhere between a New Orleans funeral march and a moody, Boulevard waltz, to the sprightly gait of the rockabilly-tinged 'De hombre a hombre'. Starting in cosy, traditional Gotan Project territory, it's exciting to hear all this Americana creep in to the melting pot alongside those immaculately crafted electronics and, of course, the ever-present nod to the roots of Coxsone Dodd's Studio One.
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Early this year Ensygnia was selected to speak at Rising Stars, Founders Forum's showcase for the hottest new start-ups, held this year in New York City. As a result we had The Telegraph saying British company, Ensygnia, has developed what could be transformative technology for mobile transactions.
At the Mobile Money Summit, Richard Handford of Mobile World Live interviewed me – watch the clip above to discover more.
UK start-up Ensygnia is a mobile payments company described as the "visual alternative to NFC".
It's Onescan solution is a visual alternative to NFC that works online, in-store and on the move. It turns any screen into a Point of Sale allowing customers to purchase in under 10 seconds. Even brand new ones!


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33 TROON-AFFILIATED FACILITIES NAMED ASSOCIATION OF GOLF MERCHANDISERS 2020 PLATINUM AWARD WINNERS
Scottsdale, Ariz. (January 27, 2020) – Thirty-three Troon-affiliated facilities were recently named 2020 Platinum Award recipients by the Association of Golf Merchandisers (AGM) recognizing premier golf shops. The AGM is an international, professional association of golf-related merchandisers and vendors headquartered in Phoenix, Ariz. The AGM's Platinum Awards recognize premier golf shops from the private, public, resort and off-course sectors.
"The AGM Platinum Awards are the pinnacle of retail awards in the golf merchandising industry," said Kristen Goulet, director retail, Troon. "We are proud of the 33 Troon-affiliated facilities and thrilled for the associates who work diligently every day to provide customers with an amazing merchandising experience."
Troon Golf, Troon Privé and Troon International facilities named AGM Platinum Award winners include:
Abu Dhabi Golf Club in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club in Maricopa, Ariz
Al Hamra Golf Club in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates
Audubon Country Club in Naples, Fla.
BallenIsles Country Club in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
Bear Trap Dunes in Ocean View, Del.
Belfair in Bluffton, South Carolina
Capital Canyon Club in Prescott, Ariz.
Classic Club in Palm Desert, Calif.
Colonial Country Club in Fort Myers, Fla.
Fieldstone Golf Club in Wilmington, Del.
Indian Wells Golf Resort in Indian Wells, Calif.
Kapalua Bay in Maui, Hawaii
La Cantera Resort & Spa – Resort Course in San Antonio, Tex.
Maderas Golf Club in Poway, Calif.
Manchester Country Club in Bedford, New Hampshire
Marin Country Club in Novato, Calif.
North River Yacht Club in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Princeville Makai Golf Club in Princeville, Hawaii
Royal Golf Club in Riffa, Bahrain
Saadiyat Beach Golf Club in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Seaview Hotel & Golf Club in Galloway, New Jersey
Silverado Resort & Spa in Napa, Calif.
The Els Club Dubai in United Arab Emirates
The Golf Club at Lansdowne in Leesburg, Virginia
The Phoenician Golf Club in Scottsdale, Ariz.
The Ridge in Castle Pines, Colo.
The Westin Kierland Golf Club in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Troon Country Club in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Troon North Golf Club in Scottsdale, Ariz.
The Westin Mission Hills Golf Resort & Spa in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
Wickenburg Ranch Golf & Social Club in Wickenburg, Ariz.
Yocha Dehe Golf Club in Brooks, Calif.
In addition, two Troon-managed clubs were recognized as "Best of The Best" among the AGM's Platinum Award winners, including:
All winners were recognized during the AGM's Annual Retail Conference in Orlando, Fla. on Tuesday, January 21s. To be considered for a Platinum Award, courses were invited to submit golf shop nominations. Entries were then judged by an impartial panel on a number of categories, including customer satisfaction initiatives, creative use of space, inventory control practices, revenue-generating initiatives, promotions and visual displays.
In addition to golf course retail operations, Troon also operates tennis, fitness, resort and marina retail outlets across the globe. Troon's national purchasing programs enable owners to receive the benefit of group buying power on hundreds of retail items.
About The AGM
Headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona and founded in 1989, the AGM is an international, professional association whose members include golf professionals, buyers, club managers, owners and suppliers to the golf industry. The AGM is a 501(C)3 not-for-profit corporation with a mission of education and it strives to educate golf professionals and buyers, elevate the golf merchandising profession, and enhance communication between buyers and vendor partners. For more information on the AGM, visit http://agmgolf.org.
Headquartered in Scottsdale, Ariz., Troon is the world's largest golf management company providing services at 470-plus locations around the globe, including managing 500-plus 18-hole equivalent golf courses. In addition to golf, Troon specializes in homeowner association management, private residence clubs, estate management and associated hospitality venues. Troon's award-winning food and beverage division operates and manages more than 400 food and beverage operations located at golf resorts, private clubs, daily fee golf courses and recreational facilities. With properties located in 45 states and 33 countries, Troon's family of brands includes Troon Golf, Troon Privé, Troon International, Honours Golf, OB Sports, Green Golf Partners, CADDIEMASTER, True Club Solutions, Cliff Drysdale Tennis and RealFood Hospitality, Strategy and Design. There are currently 67 Troon-affiliated properties featuring 87 golf courses on national and international "Top 100" rankings. Troon-affiliated properties include The Club at Hammock Beach in Palm Coast, Florida; Pronghorn in Bend, Oregon; Mauna Lani on the Kohala Coast, Hawai'i; Bahia Beach Resort & Golf Club in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico; and Brookwater Golf & Country Club in Brisbane, Queensland Australia. For additional news and information, visit www.Troon.com, or connect with Troon on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Blog, Press Room, or subscribe to Troon Magazine.


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FG Urges NLC To Register CONUA, NAMDA
Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige
The Federal Government, Tuesday, appealed to the Nigeria Labour Congress to rescind its opposition to the registration of two new academic unions in the Nigerian public university system.
The PUNCH reports that the new unions- the Congress for Nigerian University Academics and the Nigeria Association of Medical and Dental Academics -received letters of recognition recently during a ceremony at the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment in Abuja.
However, in a letter to the Minister of Labour and Employment, Sen. Chris Ngige, the President of NLC, Comrade Ayuba Wabba, demanded for the withdrawal of the letters issued to the unions, on the grounds that their registration contravened the laws guiding trade unionism.
In his reply, dated October 12, 2022, Ngige appealed to NLC to allow the new unions to exist in the spirit of Freedom of Association.
He insisted that the Trade Dispute Act 2004 gives him the sole power to register new trade unions, either by registering a new union or regrouping existing ones.
The minister reiterated that the new unions were offshoots or by-products of regrouping and their applications were considered by two committees of his ministry, with the Registrar of Trade Unions participating when the first recommendation for approval was given in 2019, and again in 2022.
He explained that CONUA and NAMDA were regrouped from the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), for efficiency and effectiveness in the system and more importantly, to protect these groups of university teachers whose worldview differs from the restive parent union.
Ngige said, "Comrade President, do not unnecessarily oppose the registration of these new academic unions because with ASUU, they are all like seeds on the academic soil of Nigeria and which will grow into big trees we don't know, but the one which her trees are not bearing good fruits, we already know. So, as an uncle of the unions, oppose none in the spirit of Freedom of Association.
"It should be noted that Section 3 (2) of the Trade Dispute Act, CAP T14 gives the Honourable Minister of Labour and Employment, the sole power to register new trade unions, either by registering new trade union or regrouping existing ones. This matter was a subject of litigation in the National Industrial Court of Nigeria (NICN) in most recent case which the President of the NLC failed to mention in his narration of court cases – the case of the Nigerian Union of Pensions (NUP) and the regrouped Federal Parastatals & Private Sector Pensioners Association of Nigeria (FEPPAN) from NUP where the Law on Regrouping of Trade Unions was extensively explored and ruled upon unlike the cases cited by the President of the NLC to misinform the general public and unfortunately lead astray his affiliate Trade Union – ASUU. "
He recalled that the NICN in a suit no. NICN/ABJ/219/2019, buttressed its earlier ruling on the matter and which had stated inter alia that the power to register trade unions resides with the Minister of Labour and Employment.
He noted that the last segment of Section 3(2) does not refer to the regrouping of existing trade unions, hence, the differentiation within the section between registering a new trade union and regrouping existing ones.
Ngige said, "We note your reference to Section 5 of the same Act, which deals with the "Procedure on receipt of application for registration" of a Trade Union. Section 5(4) in Particular states that the Registrar shall not register a trade union if it appears to him that any existing trade union is sufficiently representative of the interests of the class of workers concerned – CONUA members were ostracised and de-unionised by ASUU. Do we as the Competent Authority on Labour matters including trade union services pay homage to ASUU and acquiesce to leaving a large segment of lecturers and academia un-unionised, without protection, without a voice, and without a right at work. Are these workers not covered by the same ILO Conventions nos. 87 & 97?"
Regarding NAMDA, he said they are medical doctors lecturing in the universities who are bound by their professional ethics and Hippocratic oath to "first do no harm" to all and as such, were against the incessant prolonged and illegal strikes by ASUU, which had disrupted medical training and caused consequential damages to the educational system and by implication, the quantity and quality of future medical doctors and dentists in Nigeria.
"They have been teaching and some have graduated their students since the 8-month-old strike by ASUU which commenced on Feb 14 2022. Universities of Maiduguri, Bauchi and Sokoto medical teachers are indeed patriots. Moreover, their peculiar needs are quite different from the rest of ASUU members and they are often left out on welfare and career progression in the universities-the core functions of a registered trade union."
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Rationalization of GST- Slashing of the 28% tax bracket.
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Author: Shrestha Banerjee, NLU, Assam.
The 31st GST Council brought much relief of the middle class, the GST council on Saturday, 22 December 2018, as it depreciated the tax slabs on 23 commonly used goods and services, making them more affordable to the masses. Further, goods such as frozen and preserved vegetables were completely exempted from the tax levy.
With this, they rationalized the 28 percent slab by bringing down the GST on seven items of regular use, leaving 28 items on the 28 % tax bracket, which mostly comprise of luxury goods.
Goods on which the tax levy has been slashed from twenty-eight to eighteen percent include pulleys, transmission shafts, gearboxes, cranks, monitors and TV screens measuring up to 32 inches, re-treaded and used pneumatic rubber tyres, power banks of lithium-ion batteries which will bring them in co-existence with the already existing lithium-ion batteries in the 28 % tax slab, video recorders and digital cameras and video game consoles under the HS Code of 9504. Further, the accessories meant for the locomotion of disabled people have straightaway been slashed down from 28-5 percent. Some goods like music books have been completely stroked out of the GST bracket, from 12 percent to nil. GST rate on cinema tickets above Rs. 100 shall be reduced from 28% to 18% and on cinema tickets up to Rs 100 from 18% to 12%.
The Goods and Service Tax Act was first passed in the Parliament on 29th March 2017, under the central government headed by prime minister Narendra Modi and the Act came into effect on 1st July 2017; Goods & Services Tax Law in India is a comprehensive, multi-stage, destination-based tax that is levied on every value addition. Accordingly, the constitution's one hundred and first Amendment Act, 2015
France is the first country which has implemented this uniform tax regime in 1954, in his administration.
In simple words, Goods and Service Tax (GST) is an indirect tax levied on the supply of goods and services. The law of GST has replaced many indirect tax laws that previously existed in India and centralized the taxation system, paving a way to the implementation of one indirect tax for the entire country.
Under the GST regime, the tax will be levied at every point of sale. In the case of intra-state sales, Central GST and State GST will be charged. Inter-state sales will be chargeable to Integrated GST. This makes GST a purely multi-stage, destination-based tax. One major credit of charging the tax at each stage of the supply is that it will avoid the transaction and acceptance of black money among the shopkeepers, wholesalers, increase accountability and reduce the entire tax load which was earlier borne by the final stage receiving an end of the supply chain, i.e. the customers. Etc.
However, it seemed that the GST wasn't well received by especially the commons folk and the working classes of India who witnessed a price hike owing to higher taxes. Additionally, many luxury goods and services, like visiting restaurants and buying movie tickets were now costlier because as luxury goods, they, higher GST was levied on them.
The finance minister Arun Jaitley said that the rationalization of GST is still under process and the periphery of the 28% tax bracket will gradually wane as more goods are dispelled from that margin.
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Coach K, Calipari top list of best-paid coaches
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14 basketball coaches making at least $3 million in 2017-18
While the debate over paying college athletes continues, 14 men's basketball coaches earned at least $3 million this season, according to an annual list published Wednesday by USA Today.
Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski, at $8.98 million, and Kentucky coach John Calipari, at $7.45 million, continued to top the list, with each getting a sizable raise this season. Krzyzewski saw an increase of more than $1.5 million this year, and Calipari's salary went up almost $1 million.
Arizona's Sean Miller leads all Pac-12 coaches at $3.65 million (sixth on the list). His status at the school is unclear amid an ESPN report that he was involved in a discussion regarding a $100,000 payment to a recruit.
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LeBron: NCAA 'corrupt'; give kids alternative
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Ohio State's Chris Holtmann, third on the list at $7.14 million, is one of four Big Ten coaches making at least $3 million. Holtmann's contract will pay him about $3 million this year in annual compensation, including base salary, media appearances and money from sponsors Coca-Cola and Nike, as well as deferred compensation. The $7 million includes money that Ohio State had to pay for Holtmann's buyout from Butler, as well as taxes on the buyout.
The others in the Big Ten's $3 million club are Michigan State's Tom Izzo at $3.65 million (fifth), Michigan's John Beilein at $3.37 million (ninth) and Indiana's Archie Miller at $3.2 million (10th).
Kansas' Bill Self leads Big 12 coaches with a salary of $4.77 million, fourth on the list. Other top-grossing coaches from the conference are West Virginia's Bob Huggins at $3.75 million (seventh), Texas' Shaka Smart at $3.1 million (11th) and Oklahoma's Lon Kruger at $3.1 million (12th).
Utah's Larry Krystkowiak is eighth at $3.39 million. Wichita State's Gregg Marshall and Virginia's Tony Bennett each make $3 million.