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Q: Remove specific tags using xslt I have an xml similar to below where I have a tag named in "plural" enclosing an array of tags named in "singular". Eg marketHierarchyLevels & marketHierarchyLevel , archiveLevels & archiveLevel.
I want to use xslt to identify the these patterns and remove the "plural" tag. Is this possible via XSLT?
Input
    <customer>
        <marketReference>
            <marketHierarchyLevels>
                <marketHierarchyLevel>
                    <marketName>NATIONAL</marketName>
                    <level>0</level>
                    <marketId>1</marketId>
                </marketHierarchyLevel>
                <marketHierarchyLevel>
                    <marketName>WEST DIVISION</marketName>
                    <level>1</level>
                    <marketId>8211</marketId>
                </marketHierarchyLevel>
            </marketHierarchyLevels>
        </marketReference>
        <archiveReference>
            <archiveLevels>
                <archiveLevel>
                    <marketName>NATIONAL</marketName>
                    <level>0</level>
                    <marketId>1</marketId>
                </archiveLevel>
                <archiveLevel>
                    <marketName>WEST DIVISION</marketName>
                    <level>1</level>
                    <marketId>8211</marketId>
                </archiveLevel>
            </archiveLevels>
        </archiveReference>
    </customer>

Expected Output
        <customer>
            <marketReference>

                    <marketHierarchyLevels>
                        <marketName>NATIONAL</marketName>
                        <level>0</level>
                        <marketId>1</marketId>
                    </marketHierarchyLevels>
                    <marketHierarchyLevels>
                        <marketName>WEST DIVISION</marketName>
                        <level>1</level>
                        <marketId>8211</marketId>
                    </marketHierarchyLevels>

            </marketReference>
            <archiveReference>

                    <archiveLevels>
                        <marketName>NATIONAL</marketName>
                        <level>0</level>
                        <marketId>1</marketId>
                    </archiveLevels>
                    <archiveLevels>
                        <marketName>WEST DIVISION</marketName>
                        <level>1</level>
                        <marketId>8211</marketId>
                    </archiveLevels>

            </archiveReference>
        </customer>

Latest XSLT
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
    xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
    xmlns:m="http://xml.comcast.com/saleschannelmanagement/services"
    xmlns:typ="http://xml.comcast.com/saleschannelmanagement/types">
    <xsl:output method="xml" indent="yes" />
    <xsl:strip-space elements="*"/>

    <xsl:template match="*">
        <xsl:element name="{local-name()}">
            <xsl:apply-templates/>
        </xsl:element>
    </xsl:template>

    <xsl:template match="*[name() = concat(name(*), 's')]">
     <xsl:apply-templates/>
    </xsl:template>

    <xsl:template match="*[concat(name(), 's') = name(..)]">
       <xsl:element name="{name()}s">
           <xsl:apply-templates/>
        </xsl:element>
    </xsl:template>

</xsl:stylesheet>

A: -- edited in response to changed requirement --
XSLT 1.0
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
<xsl:output method="xml" version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" indent="yes"/>
<xsl:strip-space elements="*"/>

<xsl:template match="*">
    <xsl:copy>
        <xsl:apply-templates/>
    </xsl:copy>
</xsl:template>

<xsl:template match="*[name() = concat(name(*), 's')]">
    <xsl:apply-templates/>
</xsl:template>

<xsl:template match="*[concat(name(), 's') = name(..)]">
    <xsl:element name="{name()}s">
        <xsl:apply-templates/>
    </xsl:element>
</xsl:template>

</xsl:stylesheet>

Personally, I would prefer a safer approach - albeit one that requires you to know the structure of the incoming XML:
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
<xsl:output method="xml" version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" indent="yes"/>
<xsl:strip-space elements="*"/>

<xsl:template match="*">
    <xsl:copy>
        <xsl:apply-templates/>
    </xsl:copy>
</xsl:template>

<xsl:template match="marketHierarchyLevels | archiveLevels">
    <xsl:apply-templates/>
</xsl:template>

<xsl:template match="marketHierarchyLevel | archiveLevel">
    <xsl:element name="{name()}s">
        <xsl:apply-templates/>
    </xsl:element>
</xsl:template>

</xsl:stylesheet>

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John Northrup
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Earl Thomas Conley
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Gene Watson Peer's Quote from Earl Thomas Conley: June 2018
It is here, within this special part of The Gene Watson Fan Site, that you have an opportunity to read a quote from Earl Thomas Conley, which he submitted to this site on Friday 22 June 2018.
Sean Brady would like to take this opportunity to say 'thank you' to Earl Thomas Conley who made a special contribution to this unique part of this online 'celebration of a Lone Star Hero'.
Sean Brady would also like to take this opportunity to say 'thank you' to Jimmy Bowen, without whom this Gene Watson 'Peer's Quote' from Earl Thomas Conley, would not have been possible.
Earl Thomas Conley performing for the audience at the Nashville Songwriters Association showcase, on Friday 8 June 1984, during Fan Fair (photo courtesy of Bill Welch / The Tennessean)
This quote was submitted on Friday 22 June 2018.
'Gene's great!
Anyone who thinks otherwise is not a true country music fan.
What a talented guy!'
Thank you, Earl Thomas Conley, for your support of Gene Watson.
About Earl Thomas Conley...
Earl Thomas Conley was born on Friday 17 October 1941 in Portsmouth, Ohio.
When he was fourteen years old, Earl Thomas Conley's father lost his job with the railroad, forcing the young boy to move in with his older sister in Jamestown, Ohio.
Earl Thomas Conley was offered a scholarship to an art school, but rejected it in favour of joining the United States Army.
While in the United States Army, Earl Thomas Conley became a member of a Christian-influenced trio, where his musical talent and vocal ability first began.
Earl Thomas Conley then decided to consider performing as a serious career option.
Earl Thomas Conley shifted more deeply into the classic country music sounds of a number of artists, including Merle Haggard (Tuesday 6 April 1937 - Wednesday 6 April 2016) and George Jones (Saturday 12 September 1931 - Friday 26 April 2013).
During this period, Earl Thomas Conley first tried his hand at songwriting.
In 1968, when he was twenty-six years old, Earl Thomas Conley was honorably discharged from the United States Army, and began commuting from his native Portsmouth in Ohio to Nashville, and began playing in clubs, at night, supporting himself working blue-collar jobs during the day.
In 1970, Earl Thomas Conley moved to Huntsville, Alabama where he continued performing in nightclubs. One evening, Earl and his brother Fred visited a nearby recording studio and presented a tape to Nelson Larkin (1943 - Monday 18 November 2013), who wasn't very impressed by the tape, but he liked Earl Thomas Conley and loved his voice.
Between 1971 and 1976, Earl Thomas Conley (recording under the name Earl Conley) saw the release of a number of non-album tracks, which were released as singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down' (written by Jaime Royal 'Robbie' Robertson) / this track, which was released as a single in 1971 on Nelson Larkin's record label, Prize Records, did not chart
'When I'm Under The Table (I'll Be Over You)' / this track was released as a single, on GRT Records, in 1974, but it did not chart
'I Have Loved You Girl (But Not Like This Before)' (written by Earl Thomas Conley) (No.87, 1975) (GRT Records, 1975) / a re-recording of this track, which was included on Earl Thomas Conley's 'Somewhere Between Right & Wrong' (RCA Victor Records, 1982), reached No.2 on the Billboard country music singles chart in 1983, and No.3 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart in 1983
'It's The Bible Against The Bottle (In The Battle For Daddy's Soul)' (No.87, 1975)
'High & Wild' (No.67, 1976)
'Queen of New Orleans' (No.77, 1976)
In 1973, while in Nashville, Earl Thomas Conley met Dick Heard (1937 - Tuesday 8 September 1998), who produced material for country music singer Mel Street (Saturday 21 October 1933 - Saturday 21 October 1978).
This meeting eventually led to the Earl Thomas Conley / Dick Heard (1937 - Tuesday 8 September 1998) collaboration on the song 'Smokey Mountain Memories', Mel Street's recording of which reached No.13 on the Billboard country music singles chart in 1975.
Feeling that he wasn't making any progress in Nashville, Earl Thomas Conley moved to Huntsville in Alabama, to work in a steel mill.
It was in Huntsville, Alabama where Earl Thomas Conley met record producer Nelson Larkin (1943 - Monday 18 November 2013), and signed with independent record label, GRT Records, in 1974.
Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of four singles on GRT Records, none of which became significant hit singles. At the same time, Earl Thomas Conley was selling songs that he had written to other artists, including Conway Twitty (Friday 1 September 1933 - Saturday 5 June 1993) and Mel Street (Saturday 21 October 1933 - Saturday 21 October 1978), who were having much success with them.
Mel Street (Saturday 21 October 1933 - Saturday 21 October 1978) recorded Earl Thomas Conley's 'Smokey Mountain Memories', which was co-written with Dick Heard (1937 - Tuesday 8 September 1998), and included the track on 'Smokey Mountain Memories' (GRT Records, 1975); the track, which reached No.13 on the Billboard country music singles chart in 1975, and No.43 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart in 1975, was subsequently included on 'Mel Street's Greatest Hits' (GRT Records, 1976).
Mel Street (Saturday 21 October 1933 - Saturday 21 October 1978) recorded Earl Thomas Conley's '(This Ain't Just Another) Lust Affair' and included the track on 'Smokey Mountain Memories' (GRT Records, 1975); the track, which reached No.23 on the Billboard country music singles chart in 1975, was subsequently included on 'Mel Street's Greatest Hits' (GRT Records, 1976).
Conway Twitty (Friday 1 September 1933 - Saturday 5 June 1993) recorded Earl Thomas Conley's 'This Time I've Hurt Her More Than She Loves Me' (co-written with Mary Larkin) and included the track on 'This Time I've Hurt Her More Than She Loves Me' (MCA Records, 1976); the track was No.1 on the Billboard country music singles chart for one week in January / February 1976.
Earl Thomas Conley returned to Nashville, now writing for Nelson Larkin's publishing house.
In 1979, Earl Thomas Conley signed a recording contract with Warner Bros. Records, where he saw the release of three singles, but the record label dropped him.
In the meantime, Nelson Larkin (1943 - Monday 18 November 2013) had formed an independent record label, Sunbird Records, and Earl Thomas Conley suggested that they give it one more try.
Nelson Larkin (1943 - Monday 18 November 2013) subsequently bought out Earl Thomas Conley's Warner Bros. Records contract.
In October 1980, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'Blue Pearl' (Sunbird Records, 1980), which included three tracks, which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'Dreamin's All I Do' (No.32, 1979) / this track also reached No.74 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart in 1979
'Middle Age Madness' (No.41, 1979)
'Stranded On A Dead End Street' (No.26, 1980)
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Blue Pearl' (Sunbird Records, 1980) also included the following tracks:
'Too Much Noise (Trucker's Waltz)'
'You Don't Have To Go Too Far'
'Fire & Smoke' (written by Earl Thomas Conley)
'Played This Game Enough'
'Blue & Green'
'Silent Treatment' (written by Earl Thomas Conley)
'This Time I've Hurt Her More Than She Loves Me' (written by Earl Thomas Conley and Mary Larkin)
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Blue Pearl' (Sunbird Records, 1980) reached No.20 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1980.
In October 1981, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'Fire & Smoke' (RCA Victor Records, 1981), which included four tracks, which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'Silent Treatment' (written by Earl Thomas Conley) (No.7 in February 1981)
'Fire & Smoke' (written by Earl Thomas Conley) (No.1 for one week in July 1981)
'Tell Me Why' (written by John Booth Aclin) (No.10, 1981)
'After The Love Slips Away' (written by Earl Thomas Conley) / 'Smokey Mountain Memories' (written by Earl Thomas Conley) (No.16, 1982) / this track also reached No.31 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart in 1982
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Fire & Smoke' (RCA Victor Records, 1981) also included the following tracks:
'Your Love Is Just For Strangers'
'Like Cinderella'
'As Low As You Can Go'
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Fire & Smoke' (RCA Victor Records, 1981) reached No.19 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1980.
When Earl Thomas Conley hit No.1 on the Billboard country music singles chart with 'Fire & Smoke' (written by Earl Thomas Conley) (No.1 for one week in July 1981), he earned plenty of attention in Nashville. However, the cost of promoting Earl Thomas Conley on a small, independent record label became too much, and Sunbird Records subsequently sold his contract to RCA Records.
In August 1982, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'Somewhere Between Right & Wrong' (RCA Victor Records, 1982), which was produced by Earl Thomas Conley and Nelson Larkin (1943 - Monday 18 November 2013), and included three tracks, which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'Heavenly Bodies' (written by Elaine Lifton, Gloria Nissenson and Lee Ritenour) (No.8, 1982) / this track also reached No.3 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart in 1982
'Somewhere Between Right & Wrong' (written by Earl Thomas Conley) (No.1 for one week in December 1982) / this track also reached No.39 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart in 1982
'I Have Loved You Girl (But Not Like This Before) (written by Earl Thomas Conley) (No.2, 1983) / this track, which was a re-recording, also reached No.3 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart in 1983 / the original version of this track was released in 1975, as a non-album single, on GRT Records, under the name Earl Conley, and reached No.87 on the Billboard country music singles chart in 1975
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Somewhere Between Right & Wrong' (RCA Victor Records, 1982) also included the following tracks:
'Don't Get Along With The Blues' (written by Earl Thomas Conley)
'This Ain't No Way To Be', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018)
'If It Ain't Something (You Give Me)'
'The Highway Home', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018)
'We've Got All Night' (written by Earl Thomas Conley)
'Bottled Up Blues' (written by Earl Thomas Conley and Rick Scott)
'Man Inside of Me'
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Somewhere Between Right & Wrong' (RCA Victor Records, 1982) reached No.10 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1982.
Jerry Max Lane recorded Earl Thomas Conley's 'Love Didn't Drive My Good Woman Wild' and included the track on 'Swingin' Doors' (Brylen Records, 1982).
In May 1983, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'Don't Make It Easy For Me' (RCA Victor Records, 1983), which included four tracks, which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'Your Love's On The Line', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018) (No.1 for one week in August 1983)
'Holding Her & Loving You' (written by Walt Aldridge and Tommy Brasfield) (No.1 for one week in November / December 1983) / Earl Thomas Conley was nominated for multiple Grammy Awards for this song in 1983
'Don't Make It Easy For Me', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018) (No.1 for one week in April 1984)
'Angel In Disguise', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018) (No.1 for one week in July / August 1984)
In 1983 / 1984, Earl Thomas Conley set a record, as the first artist in any genre of music, to have four No.1 singles from the same album.
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Don't Make It Easy For Me' (RCA Victor Records, 1983) also included the following tracks:
'You Can't Go On'
'Crowd Around The Corner'
'Under Control'
'Changes of Love'
'Home So Fine'
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Don't Make It Easy For Me' (RCA Victor Records, 1983) reached No.3 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1983.
In October 1984, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'Treadin' Water' (RCA Victor Records, 1984), which included three tracks, which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'Chance of Lovin' You', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018) (No.1 for one week in December 1984)
'Honor Bound' (written by Charlie Black, Tommy Rocco and Austin Roberts) (No.1 for one week in April 1985)
'Love Don't Care (Whose Heart It Breaks)', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018) (No.1 for one week in July / August 1985)
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Treadin' Water' (RCA Victor Records, 1984) also included the following tracks:
'Too Hot To Handle'
'Labor of Love'
'Your Love Says All There Is'
'Love's On The Move Again'
'Treadin' Water'
'Feels Like A Saturday Night'
'Turn This Bus Around'
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Treadin' Water' (RCA Victor Records, 1984) reached No.2 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1984.
In 1985, Gus Hardin (Monday 9 April 1945 - Saturday 17 February 1996) saw the release of 'Wall of Tears' (RCA Records, 1985); one of the included tracks was 'All Tangled Up In Love' (written by Bob McDill and Jim Weatherly), a duet with Earl Thomas Conley, which reached No.8 on the Billboard country music singles chart in 1984, and No.8 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart in 1984.
In September 1985, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'Earl Thomas Conley's Greatest Hits' (RCA Victor Records, 1985), which included the following tracks:
'Nobody Falls Like A Fool' (written by Peter McCann and Mark Wright) (No.1 for one week in December 1985) / this track was a new recording and was exclusive to this album
'Holding Her & Loving You' (written by Walt Aldridge and Tommy Brasfield) (No.1 for one week in November / December 1983)
'Once In A Blue Moon', which was written by Tommy Brasfield and Robert Byrne (Saturday 10 July 1954 - Monday 27 June 2005) (No.1 for one week in May 1986) / this track was a new recording and was exclusive to this album
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Earl Thomas Conley's Greatest Hits' (RCA Victor Records, 1985) reached No.1 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart on Saturday 22 March 1986.
On Monday 19 November 2012, Morello Records released Earl Thomas Conley's 'Greatest Hits & The Heart of It All' (Morello Records, 2012) as a special 2-disc set (MRLL10), which featured fifteen chart hit singles, fourteen of which reached No.1 on the Billboard country music singles chart.
In September 1986, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'Too Many Times' (RCA Records, 1986), which included four tracks, which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
Earl Thomas Conley and Anita Pointer recording 'Too Many Times', which was written by Scott Page and Micheal Wayne Smotherman (Wednesday 17 December 1947 - Friday 29 November 2019) (No.2, 1986)
'Too Many Times', which was written by Scott Page and Micheal Wayne Smotherman (Wednesday 17 December 1947 - Friday 29 November 2019) (No.2, 1986) / this track was a duet with pop music / R&B singer Anita Pointer of the Grammy Award-winning Pointer Sisters
'I Can't Win For Losing You', which was written by Robert Byrne (Saturday 10 July 1954 - Monday 27 June 2005) and Rick Bowles (No.1 for one week in February / March 1987)
'That Was A Close One', which was written by Robert Byrne (Saturday 10 July 1954 - Monday 27 June 2005) (No.1 for one week in July 1987)
'Right From The Start' (written by Billy Herzig and Randy Watkins) (No.1 for one week in October / November 1987)
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Too Many Times' (RCA Records, 1986) also included the following tracks:
'Dancin' With The Flame' (written by Ron Reynolds)
'Attracted To Pain', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018)
'Many Forgiving Years' (written by Joe Scaife and Mark Wright)
'I Need A Good Woman Bad' (written by Tom Brasfield and Earl Thomas Conley)
'Preservation of The Wild Life' (written by Jim Allison and Linda Young)
'If Leavin' Was Easy', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018)
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Too Many Times' (RCA Records, 1986) reached No.3 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1986.
In April 1988, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'The Heart of It All' (RCA Records, 1988), which included five tracks, which were hit singles on the Billboard country music singles chart:
'What She Is (Is A Woman In Love)' (written by Bob McDill and Paul Harrison) (No.1 for one week in June 1988)
'We Believe In Happy Endings' (written by Bob McDill) (No.1 for one week in October 1988) / this track was a duet with Emmylou Harris
'What I'd Say', which was written by Robert Byrne (Saturday 10 July 1954 - Monday 27 June 2005) and Will Robinson (No.1 for one week in February 1989)
'Love Out Loud' (written by Thom Schuyler) (No.1 for one week in June 1989)
'You Must Not Be Drinking Enough' (written by Danny Kortchmar) (No.26, 1989)
Earl Thomas Conley's 'The Heart of It All' (RCA Records, 1988) also included the following tracks:
'No Chance, No Dance'
'I Love The Way He Left You'
'Finally Friday'
'Too Far From The Heart of It All'
'Carol'
Earl Thomas Conley's 'The Heart of It All' (RCA Records, 1988) reached No.33 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1988.
In February 1990, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'Earl Thomas Conley's Greatest Hits, Volume 2' (RCA Records, 1990), which included the following tracks:
'Who's Gonna Tell Her Goodbye' (No.61, 1990) / this track was a new recording and was exclusive to this album
'Bring Back Your Love To Me' (written by John Hiatt) (No.11, 1990) / this track was a new recording and was exclusive to this album
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Earl Thomas Conley's Greatest Hits, Volume 2' (RCA Records, 1990) reached No.35 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1990.
On Tuesday 20 November 1990, Neal McCoy saw the release of his debut album, 'At This Moment' (Atlantic Records, 1990); one of the included tracks was Earl Thomas Conley's 'This Time I Hurt Her More Than She Loves Me', which was co-written with Mary Larkin, and reached No.50 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks Chart in 1991.
In July 1991, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'Yours Truly' (RCA Records, 1991), which included four tracks, which were hit singles on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks Chart:
'Shadow of A Doubt', which was written by Robert Byrne (Saturday 10 July 1954 - Monday 27 June 2005) and Tom Wopat (No.8, 1991)
'Hard Days & Honky Tonk Nights', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018) (No.36, 1992)
'If Only Your Eyes Could Lie', which was written by Bob McDill and John Jarrard (Thursday 7 May 1953 - Thursday 1 February 2001) (No.74, 1992)
'Brotherly Love' (written by Jimmy Stewart and Tim Nichols) (No.2, 1991) / this track, which was recorded in 1987, was a duet with Keith Whitley (Thursday 1 July 1954 - Tuesday 9 May 1989) and was also included on Keith Whitley's 'Kentucky Bluebird' (RCA Records, 1991)
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Yours Truly' (RCA Records, 1991) also included the following tracks:
'You Got Me Now', which was written by Robert Byrne (Saturday 10 July 1954 - Monday 27 June 2005) and Will Robinson
'One of Those Days', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Robert Byrne (Saturday 10 July 1954 - Monday 27 June 2005)
'Keep My Heart In Line', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018)
'The Perfect Picture (To Fit My Frame of Mind)' (written by Bob McDill and Bucky Jones)
'Borrowed Money' (written by Earl Thomas Conley and Wade Kirby)
'I Wanna Be Loved Back', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018)
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Yours Truly' (RCA Records, 1991) reached No.53 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 1991.
In the 1990s, Earl Thomas Conley's record sales began to drop, as country music took a more, progressive turn, and Earl Thomas Conley was dropped from RCA Records in 1992.
Between 1991 and 1998, Earl Thomas Conley took a seven-year recording hiatus due to a number of factors, including vocal problems, disenchantment with record label politics, road fatigue and mental burnout.
In April 1996, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'The Essential Earl Thomas Conley' (RCA Records, 1996), which included the following tracks:
'Nobody Falls Like A Fool' (written by Peter McCann and Mark Wright) (No.1 for one week in December 1985)
'Once In A Blue Moon', which was written by Tommy Brasfield and Robert Byrne (Saturday 10 July 1954 - Monday 27 June 2005) (No.1 for one week in May 1986)
'Brotherly Love' (written by Jimmy Stewart and Tim Nichols) / (No.2, 1991) / this track, which was a duet with Keith Whitley (Thursday 1 July 1954 - Tuesday 9 May 1989), was an album track from Earl Thomas Conley's 'Yours Truly' (RCA Records, 1991)
In 1998, Earl Thomas Conley began recording again and saw the release, in April 1998, of 'Perpetual Emotion' (Intersound Records, 1998), which included one track, which was released as a single on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks Chart:
'Scared Money Never Wins', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley, Bat McGrath (Wednesday 17 October 1945 - Tuesday 1 October 2019) and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018) / this track was released as a single in 1998, but it did not chart
Earl Thomas Conley's 'Perpetual Emotion' (Intersound Records, 1998) also included the following tracks:
'I Ain't Crazy', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley, Rick Ferrell and Bat McGrath (Wednesday 17 October 1945 - Tuesday 1 October 2019)
'It Should've Been Over By Now', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018)
'The Closer You Are', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley, Clint Daniels and Bat McGrath (Wednesday 17 October 1945 - Tuesday 1 October 2019)
'You Don't Have To Live With It' (written by Steve Clark, Earl Thomas Conley and Rick Ferrell)
'Holding Her & Lovin' You' (written by Walt Aldridge and Tommy Brasfield) / this track was a re-recording / the original version of this track was No.1 on the Billboard country music singles chart for one week in November / December 1983
'Don't Make It Easy For Me', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018) / this track was a re-recording/ the original version of this track was No.1 on the Billboard country music singles chart for one week in April 1984
'Your Love's On The Line', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018) / this track was a re-recording/ the original version of this track was No.1 on the Billboard country music singles chart for one week in August 1983
'Once In A Blue Moon', which was written by Tom Brasfield and Robert Byrne (Saturday 10 July 1954 - Monday 27 June 2005) / this track was a re-recording/ the original version of this track was No.1 on the Billboard country music singles chart for one week in May 1986
'I Can't Win For Losing You', which was written by Rick Bowles and Robert Byrne (Saturday 10 July 1954 - Monday 27 June 2005) / this track was a re-recording/ the original version of this track was No.1 on the Billboard country music singles chart for one week in February / March 1987
Blake Shelton recorded Earl Thomas Conley's 'All Over Me' (co-written with Michael Pyle and Blake Shelton) and included the track on 'Blake Shelton' (Warner Bros. Records, 2001); the track, which reached No.18 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks Chart in 2001, was written at Earl Thomas Conley's house in 1999.
Blake Shelton and Earl Thomas Conley
Blake Shelton was introduced to Earl Thomas Conley by his good friend Michael Pyle, who was playing in Earl Thomas Conley's band at the time.
Blake Shelton has long considered Earl Thomas Conley to be his all-time musical hero.
On Tuesday 11 March 2003, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'Should've Been Over By Now' (Smith Entertainment, 2003), which included the following tracks:
'Holding Her & Loving You' (written by Walt Aldridge and Tom Brasfield)
'Once In A Blue Moon', which was written by Tom Brasfield and Robert Byrne (Saturday 10 July 1954 - Monday 27 June 2005)
'Scared Money Never Wins', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley, Bat McGrath (Wednesday 17 October 1945 - Tuesday 1 October 2019) and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018)
'Your Love's On The Line', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018)
'Don't Make It Easy For Me', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018)
'Don't Want To Be In Love Without You', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Bat McGrath (Wednesday 17 October 1945 - Tuesday 1 October 2019)
'I Can't Win For Losing You', which was written by Rick Bowles and Robert Byrne (Saturday 10 July 1954 - Monday 27 June 2005)
John Conlee, Earl Thomas Conley, Bill Cody (Nashville's WSM 650AM) and Con Hunley during a 'live' WSM 650AM broadcast from Ryman Auditium in Nashville on Thursday 10 June 2004
On Tuesday 22 February 2005, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'Earl Thomas Conley: Live At Billy Bob's Texas' (Smith Music Group, 2005), which included the following tracks:
'Brotherly Love' (written by Jimmy Stewart and Tim Nichols) / this track, which was a duet with Keith Whitley (Thursday 1 July 1954 - Tuesday 9 May 1989), was an album track from Earl Thomas Conley's 'Yours Truly' (RCA Records, 1991)
On Monday 2 December 2013, Earl Thomas Conley gave a telephone interview with 'Pods o' Pop', an audio magazine, which featured interviews with some of the music industry's most celebrated performers, creators and insiders. Host and producer, Tracy Alan Thibodeaux, drew from his extensive radio broadcasting experience to introduce his guest's work to uninitiated listeners, clarify historical events from the artist's perspective and showcasing upcoming projects.
During the 'Pods o' Pop' broadcast, Earl Thomas Conley recalled that he may be the only country music artist to appear on the 'Soul Train' television program, on which he performed 'Too Many Times', his duet with Anita Pointer.
Earl Thomas Conley also spoke in detail about the string of hit singles which he'd co-written with Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018).
On Friday 4 May 2018, Earl Thomas Conley saw the release of 'The Essential Earl Thomas Conley' (Legacy Recordings, 2018), a 2-CD set, which included the following tracks:
'I Have Loved You Girl (But Not Like This Before) (written by Earl Thomas Conley) (No.2, 1983) / this track also reached No.3 on the Canadian RPM Country Tracks Chart in 1983 / the original version of this track was released in 1975, as a non-album single, on GRT Records, under the name Earl Conley, and reached No.87 on the Billboard country music singles chart in 1975
'All Tangled Up In Love' (written by Bob McDill and Jim Weatherly) (No.8, 1984) / this track, which was a duet with by Gus Hardin (Monday 9 April 1945 - Saturday 17 February 1996), was included on Gus Hardin's 'Wall of Tears' (RCA Records, 1985)
'Crowd Around The Corner' / this track was an album track, which was included on Earl Thomas Conley's 'Don't Make It Easy For Me' (RCA Victor Records, 1983)
'Smokey Mountain Memories' (written by Earl Thomas Conley) (No.16, 1982)
'Too Much Noise (Trucker's Waltz)' / this track was an album track, which was included on Earl Thomas Conley's 'Blue Pearl' (Sunbird Records, 1980) and Earl Thomas Conley's 'Fire & Smoke' (RCA Victor Records, 1981)
'After The Love Slips Away' (written by Earl Thomas Conley) (No.16, 1982)
'The Highway Home', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Randy Lynn Scruggs (Monday 3 August 1953 - Tuesday 17 April 2018) / this track was an album track, which was included on Earl Thomas Conley's 'Somewhere Between Right & Wrong' (RCA Victor Records, 1982)
'You Can't Go On (Like A Rolling Stone)'
'Bottled Up Blues' (written by Earl Thomas Conley and Rick Scott) / this track was an album track, which was included on Earl Thomas Conley's 'Somewhere Between Right & Wrong' (RCA Victor Records, 1982)
'Bring Back Your Love To Me' (written by John Hiatt) (No.11, 1990)
'Who's Gonna Tell Her Goodbye' (No.61, 1990)
'Borrowed Money' (written by Earl Thomas Conley and Wade Kirby) / this track was an album track, which was included on Earl Thomas Conley's 'Yours Truly' (RCA Records, 1991)
'Brotherly Love' (written by Jimmy Stewart and Tim Nichols) (No.2, 1991) / this track, which was recorded in 1987, was a duet with Keith Whitley (Thursday 1 July 1954 - Tuesday 9 May 1989), and was included on Earl Thomas Conley's 'Yours Truly' (RCA Records, 1991) and Keith Whitley's 'Kentucky Bluebird' (RCA Records, 1991)
'One of Those Days', which was written by Earl Thomas Conley and Robert Byrne (Saturday 10 July 1954 - Monday 27 June 2005) / this track was an album track, which was included on Earl Thomas Conley's 'Yours Truly' (RCA Records, 1991)
'White Christmas', which was written by Irving Berlin (11 May 1888 - Friday 22 September 1989)
'Love's The Only Voice'
On Wednesday 10 April 2019, Earl Thomas Conley, who was hailed as 'The Thinking Man's Country Singer', passed away, as a result of cerebral atrophy; he was 77 years old.
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Home Made in Canada Myriad 3: The Where
Myriad 3: The Where
There are magical and twisted enigmatic conundrums in almost everything about Myriad 3 on The Where. Firstly their name: the contrary meaning of their name—not simply a myriad sounds from several instruments but a myriad ideas regardless of the different personalities that make up the group, all of this with just three members who make the delightful and musical noise. Then there is the cryptic nature of the titles of their songs, so far removed from the nature of the music that this too becomes a mysterious excursion in inventiveness, elasticity and music that, once again, moves in several directions in the course of any given song, which means the possibilities are limitless at any given point in the melodies, harmonies and rhythmic expeditions. This is a simply exquisite experience especially when the music morphs idiomatically slipping artfully as the stream of consciousness idiom was to writers such as James Joyce in Ulysses. Is it Chris Donnelly's Irish-ness that has something to do with this maddeningly beautiful and the skittering modal manner in which the songs are guided? Probably not… All of these musicians are equally capable of an exquisite twisted-ness and they all seem to bring this musical personality to this recording, and to their first one as well, the equally epigrammatic Tell.
This sense of ideation might have worn thin over two albums, but the point is these musicians seem to have a bottomless store of ideas, that appear to flow once the music is counted off. This makes for a rare kind of excitement—the kind that comes only once and awhile when all of the forces of genius, creativity and ideation come together in a series of cataclysmic moments all strung together to make up the proceedings of an album of some one hour in length. Therein lies the suggestion that Myriad 3 might also be one of Toronto's best kept secrets, something that is no longer so, of course as of 2013, when Tell was recorded. That and this album, The Where has revealed several things. Firstly that each of the three musicians are fine composers who first made their names as sessions men whose trenchant musicality was known all over Hogtown—bassist Dan Fortin's probably in Montreal, Québec as well. While Chris Donnelly and Ernesto have declared their intent to bring their ingenuity to bear on every recording they have made as sessions players and in their own right as well. And this has stood them in very good stead as they approached these two group recordings.
The Where is characterised by its drama spread over what seem like ten sections of a dramatically laid out symphony featuring a micro-mini orchestra. The whole is a work of searing intensity that manages with remarkable skill—and little or no humility—to achieve a brilliant flash in the final of its 10 movements. The term "The Where," like the song of the same name suggests a small symphonic fantasy that seems to come out of nowhere to function as a slow middle movement of this symphonic poem. There are no lyrics, but there very well could have been in which case there would have been an oratorio added to the instrumental music. At any rate, even without words, this is a sequence of musical sections that make up a symphonic whole in the grand manner with "Bebop Medley" as its centrepiece. Other songs of repute are "Undertow" where the ingenious Mr. Cervini surreptitiously creeps in on bass clarinet and "Little Lentil," which also happens to be one of Mr. Cervini's own quirky compositions. But each musician hold sway alone and together with virtuoso brilliance that makes both Tell and The Where a story of continuing intrigue and great expectations.
Track List: First Flight; Undertow; The Strong One; Bebop Medley; The Where; Little Lentil; Brown; For All the World; Der Trockner; Don't You Think
Personnel: Chris Donnelly: piano, synth, Dan Fortin: upright and electric bass, synth; Ernesto Cervini: drums, percussion, winds
Label: Alma Records | Release date: September 2014
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In case your idea of a Ukraine journey goes past the massive city lights of Kiev (Kyiv) or Odessa, then the fortress metropolis of Kamyanets-Podilsky or the Carpathian Mountains would possibly simply be what you had been searching for. Ukraine holidays are often neglected by all but essentially the most extensively travelled – which is a disgrace. Ukraine, which inherited a big nuclear arsenal after the break up of the Soviet Union, has the second largest army in Europe behind Russia. For instance, the flight Odessa-Kiev (a technique) is USD180 (including tax and charges) and takes 1.5 hours.
These stairs are just the first sight that you have to be seeing in your trip to Odessa Ukraine. You could have an invitation from a Ukrainian firm or individual if travelling to Ukraine for another function than tourism. Transportation costs – Prepare journey in Ukraine is sluggish however its dependable and low-cost.
I ceaselessly traveled to Kharkiv, which is close to the Russian border, and felt completely secure. Lviv, one of the major vacationer cities in Ukraine, barely after dawn — the only time you'll see the streets this empty. If it's a Russian passport issued within the Crimea earlier than the occupation or issued in Russia, a visa can be issued.
Vacationers to Ukraine do not want a visa for stays under 90 days. For instance Kiev to Odessa solely has three direct companies per day, 7 hours & 550 uah by the fastest "Inter-metropolis", 9-10 hours & four hundred uah by the slower "express". However travelers ought to pay attention to all the implications of visiting Crimea.
There's way more Pro-Ukrainian counter protests than Professional-Russian protests. This will lead to delays in exiting the airport of 2-four hours, which is particularly crucial to note for transit visa candidates hoping to do a day journey into Kyiv. It is one of the largest countries in Europe, however even when it is not hosting the annual music spectacle that is the Eurovision Tune Contest or European soccer finals , Ukraine struggles to attract guests.
For instance, a journey from Lviv to Kyiv (about 520 km) will price you: – About 120-200 UAH (~€5-8) on 2nd or third class sleeping automobile (kupe or platskart), about 9-10 hours of travel; – About 280-530 UAH (~€eleven-21) on 1st or 2nd class Intercity+ practice (no sleeping car, simply common seats), about four.5-5 hours of journey.
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FOVISEE has begun to prepare social housing in the neighborhood of La Perla to receive a geothermal cooling and heating system. The organization is making progress on insulation of the homes and finalizing the technical details necessary for the implementation of the system. It is hoped that this pilot project will generate valuable data that will contribute to the use of sustainable energy in housing plans.
In the neighborhood of La Perla, Moreno, preparations have begun of social housing that will receive a climatization system that uses air from the ground. To successfully install this type of technology, the houses must be well insulated. For this reason, the FOVISEE team is insulating the ceilings and walls of the selected homes with fiberglass. When fully functional, this climatization system is expected to reduce the families' energy costs.
As FOVISEE team member Franco explains, the idea is "to implement a geothermal climatization system that can climatize houses of 40 square meters without using supporting equipment (heating, air conditioning). It consists of running some tubes through the earth, buried at around 2 meters of depth, because that depth is the same temperature year-round. This allows air climatized by the earth to enter the house without an A/C compressor, without gas, without any energy expenditure." While the use of supporting equipment may be necessary during extreme temperatures, the effort required of them will be considerably less, reaching the desired thermal comfort zone with less energy expenditure.
In addition to insulation, the organization continues to make progress on the technical details of the project. The second step is to calculate the type and size of fans needed for the selected homes to allow for an efficient system tailored to the needs of the families.
The pilot project will involve 4 homes--2 of which have solar thermal collectors installed--and will evaluate the actual performance and benefits of the use of geothermal energy to allow planning for its use in social housing plans.


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A Costa da Rock es el segundo álbum en directo de la banda Mägo de Oz, siendo este su primer DVD.

En el primer DVD, se ofrece el concierto íntegro realizado en la Praza Roxa de Cedeira (Galicia), donde se muestra toda la potencia del grupo en directo. El segundo DVD contiene un completo documental acerca de la gira y de los sucesos que rodearon al grupo durante aquella época.

Este disco reúne los mejores temas de los discos anteriores (Jesús de Chamberí, La bruja, La leyenda de La Mancha y Finisterra).

Este se grabó durante la gira Apechugando Tour, gira la cual fue realizada debido al éxito de la anterior (Santiago y Vuelca España Tour) y las ventas de su primer disco en directo (Fölktergeist).

Este álbum se convirtió el último con el bajista Salva.

Lista de canciones

Intérpretes

 José Andrëa: Voz
 Txus: Batería
 Mohamed: Violín
 Carlitos: Guitarra Solista
 Frank: Guitarra Rítmica y Acústica
 Salva: Bajo
 Kiskilla: Teclado
 Fernando Ponce: Flauta

Referencias

Álbumes de Mägo de Oz
Álbumes de Locomotive Music
Álbumes de España de 2003
Álbumes de rock en español

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The Racket est un film américain muet de Lewis Milestone, sorti en 1928.

Synopsis
James Mac McQuigg, un officier de la police de Chicago, tente de maintenir la paix à Chicago durant les guerres de gangs lors de la Prohibition mais il est entravé par une corruption massive au sein des serivces de polices. Après une fusillade, McQuigg parvient à arrêter Spike Corcoran, l'homme de main du chef de la mafia Nick Scarsi mais un politicien s'arrange pour que toutes les charges soient abandonnées. Plus tard, une fête d'anniversaire est organiser pour Joe Scarsi, le frère cadet de Nick Scarsi mais elle se termine par une fusillade au cours de laquelle Nick Scarsi a tué Corcoran. McQuigg l'arrête pour meurtre mais est contraint de le relâcher après avoir été incapable de trouver l'arme du crime.

Bien que McQuigg se soit juré de faire tomber Nick Scarsi, il est transféré au 28e commissariat, dans la banlieue. Après l'arrestation de Joe Scarsi pour un accident avec délit de fuite, McQuigg convainc sa petite amie Helen Hayes de l'aider à le piéger. Nick Scarsi arrive sur place et tire sur le patrouilleur Johnson et McQuigg l'arrête à nouveau pour meurtre. Lorsque l'avocat de Nick Scarsi arrive avec une ordonnance d'habeas corpus pour le libérer, McQuigg la déchire et l'emprisonne également. De son côté, Hayes tombe amoureuse du jeune reporter Dave Ames, qui lui avoue les crimes de Nick Scarsi pour l'empêcher de tuer Ames. Nick Scarsi étant impliqué dans un crime, les politiciens et le procureur Welch s'en prennent à lui afin de rester au pouvoir lors des prochaines élections municipales.

Ils formentent un piège dans lequel, Scarsi doit s"échapper puis abattre McQuigg avec une arme vide avant de le tuer eux-mêmes par la suite.

Polémique lors de la sortie du film
En raison de la représentation controversée des autorités corrompues de Chicago, le film et la pièce ont été interdits dans cette ville.

Fiche technique
 Titre : The Racket
 Réalisation : Lewis Milestone
 Scénario : Del Andrews, Tom Miranda et  d'après sa pièce
 Production : Howard Hughes
 Musique : Robert Israel
 Photographie : Tony Gaudio
 Pays d'origine :
 Format : Noir et blanc - 1,33:1 - Film muet
 Genre : Thriller
 Durée : 84 minutes
 Date de sortie : 1928

Distribution
 Thomas Meighan : Capitaine de police James McQuigg
 Louis Wolheim : Nick Scarsi
 Marie Prevost : Helen Hayes
 G. Pat Collins : le policier en patrouille Johnson
 Henry Sedley : Spike Corcoran
 George E. Stone : Joe Scarsi
 Sam De Grasse : Harry Welch
 Lucien Prival : Chick
 Lee Moran : Pratt

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Liens externes

Film américain sorti en 1928
Thriller (film) américain
Film américain en noir et blanc
Film muet américain
Film réalisé par Lewis Milestone
Film de gangsters
Adaptation d'une pièce de théâtre américaine au cinéma
Film nommé aux Oscars


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The INSPIRE800™ Art Projector continues upgrading the Artograph projector line stepping up from the popular LED500 with 800 lumens of brightness and enhanced contrast range. The addition of wireless screensharing for Android devices makes the Inspire800 more versatile than ever.
Use the Inspire800 for drawing, painting, and display. The photo on the above left is an example of the kind of accurate drawing layout you can create projecting a photograph. Projection options let you see aspects of your image you need at various steps in the creative process. Expert settings let you save the view you need, with high or low contrast, grayscale to see tonality, and edge enhancement to emphasize details.


Cars and Motorcycles have become an integral part of our lives. Some people love them and for others, it's just a convenience. Whichever category you fall into, if you own a vehicle it's bound to break down on you at some point. No one likes to deal with a situation when your beloved steed starts acting up and ends up causing a lot of frustration and trips to the mechanic.
No matter the project you are working on, if it involves nuts and bolts, a socket set can be very handy. A typical socket set contains a Ratchet and detachable sockets with a few extensions. Some kits even include screwdriver with interchangeable screw bits. Picking the right kit depends on what you intend to use it for and what tools you already have. I personally have this socket set- Force 1/4 Inch Socket Combination 46Pcs Set because it has a combination of Torx, Allen, and screwdriver bit sockets which is a great addition to any tool kit. And then I also have a dedicated socket set-Taparia S14MXL 1/2-Inch Square Drive Socket Set which includes bigger sockets and 1/2inch drive instead of 1/4-inch for heavy duty work. One can even buy a ratchet and sockets separately if it suits you. That said, it's better to have a complete kit in front of you when the need arises.
As the vehicle technology is advancing quickly, the cars are getting equipped with several computers. In the yesterday's, opening the bonnet and inspecting the engine bay visually was often times enough to diagnose a broken down vehicle. Good luck doing that now. Modern cars will often warn the driver of the problem by lighting up the engine check light. But to know the culprit, you need a diagnostics tool like Launch Easy Diag 2.0. You need to plug this device into the OBD Port of the vehicle and it will show the error codes on your laptop or phone.
Every car owner should have some basic toolkit to take care of their vehicle. These are some of the Garage tools you should have- socket set, torque wrench, ecu scanner, puncture repair kit, tyre inflator, maintenance fluids.


The movie Now You See Me 3: trailer, clips, photos, soundtrack, news and much more!
Do you feel like watching another installment in the Now You See movie franchise? Well, yep there's a Now You See Me 3 movie ahead of us. The second movie didn't perform as well as the first movie, but the studios are still working on a new sequel: Neil Widener and Gavin James have indeed been hired by Lionsgate to pen the script of the third movie.
Director Jon M. Chu is set to return to helm the film. And most of the cast will likely reprise their roles.
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King David is regarded as the greatest king that Israel ever had. He united the 12 tribes of Israel into one nation and established security against the hostile peoples surrounding them. Before he became king however he endured several long years as a fugitive from Saul his predecessor. During these years David gained experience as a military leader, and also as a leader of people, as he conducted raids on the enemies of Israel.
On one occasion the Amalekites attacked the town where David had his headquarters while he and his men were away on military manoeuvres. David and his men returned home to find that the town of Ziklag had been burnt to the ground and their wives and children, and all their possessions had been taken away into captivity. The whole company were devastated and wept aloud until they had no strength.
David rallied his 600 men and set off in pursuit of the Amalekite raiding party. Already weary from a long march 200 soon became too exhausted to continue the chase so they stayed and looked after the supplies and equipment while the 400 continued the chase. A 24 hour long battle ensued in which David and his men were victorious and they succeeded in rescuing their wives and children and all the goods that had been plundered.
On returning to Ziklag some malcontents started stirring up resentment against the 200 who had stayed behind. They wanted to keep all the plunder they had captured for the 400 who had fought, while the others would just be reunited with their families. No doubt amongst the 200 there were plenty who had reached the point of physical exhaustion, and some may have been injured making fighting impossible for them. But there may also have been a few who had simply lost heart or been lazy. Perhaps they doubted the success of the mission and preferred to stay behind, out of danger. Those who had fought felt justified that the men who had stayed behind were weak and feeble and so did not deserve to benefit from the efforts of the others.
David quashed this idea, declaring that "the share of the man who stayed with the supplies should be the same as the one who went into battle. All shall share alike." He later established this as a principle for the entire nation for all military operations. David was keen to ensure that all members of the community enjoyed the benefits of the victory regardless of their capacity to take part. Values like this no doubt helped to bind the nation of Israel together under David's kingship.
The modern civilised society that is the UK generates wealth that is the envy of many nations of the world. Yet living in the UK today are many people who are weak and vulnerable, people who are unemployed, sick, elderly or disabled. There are those who would portray some in these groups as spongers. There is a danger that if we listen to such voices, many in genuine need may be deprived of the help and support they urgently need. David's principle of the weaker members of the community benefiting from the success of the strong is one we do well to copy.
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The Spector Of Samuel Read
By Ethan Munns: For The Clock
CLOCK PHOTO/BRADEN LYNN
Ethan Munns
For The Clock
Over the years, Plymouth State students have heard the rumors that various spirits haunt this very campus. The most famous stories that circulate through the student body, are the legends of the ghost that lives in Mary Lyon's basement, as well as the spirit of the young boy that is said to linger about in Samuel Read Hall Hall, (also known as Hall Hall). Leaning in on these rumors is paranormal investigator and first year, Clay Harbert, and sophomore, KellyJo Boland who did their own investigation into the mysteries inside Hall Hall. The following is a recap of their experience in Hall Hall.
"The night started off with Sgt. Dawes unlocking the building for us to gain entry," said Harbert, "... instantly I felt some spiritual energy flowing throughout the buildings floors. I brought Sgt. Dawes up to the third floor to gain access to the fourth, because the stories tell of a boy who hung himself in the attic one night."
Dawes expressed a fear of the fourth floor at first, but was talked into climbing the stairs. Students, as well as various staff have reported, there is a punching bag up there now that moves all on it's own for unexplained reasons, so Harbert had wanted to put a mounted camera up there to see if he could get anything. Unfortunately, Sgt. Dawes didn't have a key to the fourth floor so Dawes went back down to the first floor and said goodbye. After Harbert and Boland had set all of their extra equipment and various bags down on the first floor, they made their way back up to the third to set up a mounted camera to view Harbert's necklace hanging on a chain, which was hung on a pipe to detect movement. With that in place, Harbert started feeling something on the second floor. That is the next place they decided to check out.
They then went into a conference room where they started doing an EMF (Electromagnetic Field) reading. The room was adjacent to the kitchen, where Harbert had a camera and his flashlight. With the detector working it was only a matter of time until a spirit would try to make contact. Eventually one did, the spirit was an old employee of the school.
Harbert would ask her to make tapping noises on the wall or the door, and every time, there would be a reaction. The spirit was very cooperative.
After a while the spirit moved away, and the EMF detector picked up another spirit. "It felt malicious in a way," said Harbert "I didn't like it at all. It said it wanted us to go so I wanted to confirm. I asked, "if you want us to leave tap again," and it made a huge knock on the wall, so we got up in a hurry. Right after we stood up though, my flashlight started blinking on and off... and I know it was the spirit because my flashlight doesn't have a strobe function..."
When asked about what else happened in Hall Hall, Boland said, "Right before we left the entire building, we went back to the first floor. Clay had told me that there was a classroom in particular that he wanted to see, because he has felt a presence inside every time he walks near there from outside. I was feeling tired so without much thought I sat down at my desk, because this is my classroom during the day, and that's when I see Clay start panicking a little. He told me that in the desks in front of me, he saw a girl grinning and turned towards me like she wanted to tell me something." After that both Harbert and Boland decided to leave the hall. The next day something else strange happened. "Clay kept telling me the number 1957 just kept coming to him from out of nowhere ever since we went into that classroom," said Boland. "so I went into Lamson Library the following day and found the yearbook. Within that book in the graduating seniors section was the girl he saw in the classroom looking at me. Another picture showed her in front of Samuel Read Hall turned around with her friends grinning... almost like she had a secret to share..."
Upon reviewing the footage the next day of the third floor camera, two voices could be heard, and both voices were distressed screams.
PHOTO BY/ PHOTO COURTESY: KELLY JO BOLAND
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Narrated by James Patrick Cronin / 10 hours 6 minutes
Set in the Pacific Northwest in the jittery, jacked-up early '90s, Shelter in Place is a stylish literary novel about the hereditary nature of mental illness, the fleeting intensity of youth, the obligations of family, and the consequences of all-consuming love.Summer 1991. Joseph March, a twenty-one-year-old working-class kid from Seattle, is... Read More »
Mischling
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Narrated by Vanessa Johansson / 10 hours 56 minutes
"Sisters Stasha and Pearl are accustomed to the imaginative interior life they share as twins, but in Josef Mengele's 'Zoo' at Auschwitz they must find refuge in that life in order to survive. Readers descend into the violence and despair of the Holocaust as experienced through the eyes of the twins but are protected by an innocence that is also urbane and by a sardonic playfulness that does not shy from horrors but transforms them into fortitude and resilience. Konar has achieved the unlikely -- Mischling simultaneously haunts and inspires."
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"I believe A Gentleman In Moscow is without dispute a modern day masterpiece. Towles uses exquisite language to tell the story of Count Rostov, a charming and witty "man of intent", who is confined to a fabulous hotel in Moscow for all his days. But that doesn't stop the count from living a sumptuous and meaningful life and he, in turn, graciously affects all the lives around him. I can't praise this book enough."
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A SA committee will spend the next three months studying what student voting members could bring to the University's highest governing body, looking deeply at the governing structure of similar schools across the country. That research will likely become the basis of the student leaders' pitch to the Board at its February meeting, Ryan Counihan said.
A long-time Faculty Senate leader is pushing the Board to give the senate a chance to review changes to the faculty code before they adopt it in May, and warned that an announcement this week from the provost's office opening administrators' accessibility of online courses could lead to a similar outcry.
this becomes a problem when liberal professors cross the line between teacher and activist. It creates an alienating tension worsened by the inherent power relationship between teacher and student.
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