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Competition Commission appoints new Spokesperson and Cartels Executive
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The Competition Commission ("the Commission") has announced that it has appointed Mr Mava Scott ("Mr Scott") as Spokesperson of the Commission from 1 August 2014 and Mr Makgale Mohlala ("Mr Mohala") as Divisional Manager of the Cartels division, with effect from 18 August 2014
Mr Scott has more than 12 years' experience in communications and media relations, and was formerly employed, since 2008, at the Department of Water Affairs as the Chief Director of Communication Services. Mr Scott holds a Baccaleureus Procurationis (BProc) degree from the University of the Western Cape, and is currently studying towards a Master of Laws (LLM) degree in Constitutional and Administrative Law at the University of Pretoria.
Mr Mohlala has been with the Commission for over 14 years, having joined as part of the Graduate Trainee programme in 2000 as part of Mergers and Acquisitions. More recently, Mr Mohala was the Principal Investigator of the Cartels division. In this position, Mr Mohlala led investigations into the cement cartel and the collusion in the construction industry, which included some of the 2010 FIFA World Cup Stadia. Mr Mohlala holds a BProc degree from Vista University, an LLM in Corporate Law from the University of Pretoria and is currently enrolled for a Master of Business Leadership (MBL) with the University of South Africa.
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module Faker
  module AddressDE
    include Faker::Address
    extend ModuleUtils
    extend self

    def zip_code
      Faker.numerify ZIP_FORMATS.rand
    end

    def state
      STATE.rand
    end

    def city
      CITY.rand
    end

    ZIP_FORMATS = k ['#####']

    STATE = k ['Baden-Wuerttemberg', 'Bayern', 'Berlin', 'Brandenburg', 'Bremen',
       'Hamburg', 'Hessen', 'Mecklenburg-Vorpommern', 'Niedersachsen', 'Nordrhein-Westfalen',
       'Rheinland-Pfalz', 'Saarland', 'Sachsen', 'Schleswig-Holstein',
       'Thueringen']

    CITY = k %w(Aach Aachen Aalen Abenberg Abensberg Achern Achim Adelsheim Adenau Adorf Ahaus Ahlen
	Ahrensburg Aichach Aichtal Aken Albstadt Alfeld Allendorf Allstedt Alpirsbach Alsfeld
	Alsdorf  Alsleben Altdorf Altena Altenau Altenberg Altenburg Altenkirchen Altensteig
	Altentreptow Altlandsberg Alzenau Alzey Amberg Amorbach Andernach Angermuende Anklam
	Annaberg-Buchholz Annaburg Annweiler Ansbach  Apolda Arendsee Arneburg Arnis Arnsberg
	Arnstadt Arnstein Artern Arzberg Aschaffenburg Aschersleben Asperg Attendorn Aub
	Aue Auerbach Augsburg Augustusburg Aulendorf Auma Aurich  Babenhausen Bacharach Backnang
	Baden-Baden Baesweiler Baiersdorf Balingen Ballenstedt Balve Bamberg Barby Bargteheide
	Barmstedt Baernau Barntrup Barsinghausen Barth Baruth Bassum Battenberg Baumholder Baunach
	Baunatal Bautzen Bayreuth Bebra Beckum Bedburg Beelitz Beerfelden Beeskow Beilngries Beilstein
	Belgern Belzig Bendorf Benneckenstein Bensheim Berching Berga Bergen
	Bergheim Bergisch Gladbach Bergkamen Bergneustadt Berka Berlin Bernburg Bernkastel-Kues
	Bernsdorf Bersenbrueck Besigheim Betzdorf Betzenstein Beverungen Bexbach Biedenkopf
	Bielefeld Biesenthal Bietigheim-Bissingen Billerbeck Birkenfeld Bischofswerda Bismark
	Bitburg Bitterfeld Blankenburg Blankenhain Blaubeuren Bleckede Bleicherode Blieskastel
	Blomberg Blumberg  Bobingen Bocholt Bochum Bockenem Bodenwerder Bogen Boizenburg Bonn
	Bopfingen Boppard Borgentreich Borgholzhausen Borken Borken Borkum Borna Bornheim Bottrop
	Boxberg Brackenheim Brake Brakel Bramsche Brand-Erbisdorf Brandis Braubach Braunfels
	Braunlage Braeunlingen Braunsbedra Braunschweig Breckerfeld Bredstedt Brehna Bremen
	Bremerhaven Bretten Breuberg Brilon Brotterode Bruchsal Brueck Brueel Bruehl Brunsbuettel
	Bruessow Buchen Buchloe Bueckeburg Buckow Buedelsdorf Buedingen Buehl Buende Bueren Burg
	Burgau Burgbernheim Burgdorf Buergel Burghausen Burgkunstadt Burglengenfeld Burgstaedt
	Burgwedel Burladingen Burscheid Buerstadt Buttelstedt Buttstaedt Butzbach Buetzow Buxtehude
	Calau Calbe Calw Camburg Castrop-Rauxel Celle Cham Chemnitz Clausthal-Zellerfeld  Clingen
	Cloppenburg Coburg Cochem Coesfeld Colditz Coswig Coswig Cottbus Crailsheim Creglingen
	Creuzburg Crimmitschau Crivitz Cuxhaven  Dachau Dahlen Dahn Damme Dannenberg
	Dargun Darmstadt Dassel Dassow Datteln Daun Deggendorf Deidesheim Delbrueck Delitzsch
	Delmenhorst Demmin Derenburg Dessau Detmold Dettelbach Dieburg  Diemelstadt Diepholz Dierdorf
	Dietenheim Dietfurt Dietzenbach Diez Dillenburg Dillingen  Dingolfing Dinkelsbuehl Dinklage
	Dinslaken Dippoldiswalde Dissen Ditzingen Doberlug-Kirchhain Dohna Dommitzsch
	Donaueschingen Donzdorf Dorfen Dormagen Dornhan Dornstetten Dorsten Dortmund Dransfeld
	Drebkau Dreieich Drensteinfurt Dresden Drolshagen Duderstadt Duisburg Duelmen Dueren
	Duesseldorf  Ebeleben Eberbach Ebermannstadt Ebern Ebersbach Ebersberg Eberswalde Eckartsberga
	Eckernfoerde Edenkoben Egeln Eggenfelden Eggesin Ehingen Ehrenfriedersdorf Eibelstadt
	Eibenstock Eichstaett Eilenburg Einbeck Eisenach Eisenberg Eisenberg Eisenhuettenstadt
	Eisfeld Eisleben  Eislingen Elbingerode Ellingen Ellrich Ellwangen Elmshorn Elsfleth Elsterberg
	Elsterwerda Elstra Elterlein Eltmann Eltville Elzach Elze Emden Emmendingen Emmerich Emsdetten
	Endingen Engen Enger Ennepetal Ennigerloh Eppelheim Eppingen  Eppstein Erbach Erbach Erbendorf
	Erding Erftstadt Erfurt Erkelenz Erkner Erkrath Erlangen Erlenbach Erwitte Eschborn Eschenbach
	Eschershausen Eschwege Eschweiler Esens Espelkamp Essen Esslingen Ettenheim Ettlingen Euskirchen
	Eutin  Falkenberg Falkensee Falkenstein Fehmarn Fellbach Felsberg Feuchtwangen Filderstadt
	Finsterwalde Fladungen Flensburg Forchheim Forchtenberg Forst Frankenau Frankenberg Frankenberg
	Frankenthal Frankfurt Franzburg Frauenstein Frechen Freiberg Freilassing Freinsheim Freising
	Freital Freren Freudenberg Freudenberg Freudenstadt Freyburg Freystadt Freyung Friedberg Friedberg
	Friedland Friedland Friedrichroda Friedrichsdorf Friedrichshafen Friedrichstadt Friedrichsthal
	Friesack Friesoythe Fritzlar Frohburg Fulda  Gadebusch Gaggenau Gaildorf Gammertingen Garbsen
	Gardelegen Garding Gartz Gau-Algesheim Gebesee Gedern Geesthacht Gefell Gefrees Gehrden Gehren
	Geilenkirchen Geisa Geiselhoering Geisenfeld Geisenheim Geising Geisingen Geislingen Geithain
	Geldern Gelnhausen Gelsenkirchen Gemuenden Gengenbach Genthin Georgsmarienhuette Gera Gerabronn
	Gerbstedt Geretsried Geringswalde Gerlingen Germering Germersheim  Gernrode Gernsbach Gernsheim
	Gerolstein Gerolzhofen Gersfeld Gersthofen Gescher Geseke Gevelsberg Geyer Gifhorn
	Gladbeck Gladenbach Glashuette Glauchau Glinde Gluecksburg Glueckstadt Gnoien Goch Goldberg
	Goldkronach Gommern Goeppingen Goerlitz Goslar Gotha Goettingen Grabow
	Grafenau Graefenberg Graefenhainichen Graefenthal Grafenwoehr Gransee Grebenau Grebenstein
	Greding  Greifswald Greiz Greven Grevenbroich Grevesmuehlen Griesheim Grimma Grimmen
	Groebzig Groeditz Groitzsch Gronau Gronau Groeningen
	Gruenberg Gruenhain-Beierfeld Gruensfeld Gruenstadt Guben Gudensberg Gueglingen
	Gummersbach Gundelsheim Guentersberge Guenzburg Gunzenhausen Guesten Guestrow Guetersloh
	Guetzkow  Haan Hachenburg Hadamar Hadmersleben Hagen Hagenbach Hagenow Haiger Haigerloch
	Hainichen Haiterbach Halberstadt Haldensleben Halle Halle Hallenberg Hallstadt Halver
	Hamburg Hameln Hamm Hammelburg Hamminkeln Hanau Hannover Harburg Hardegsen Haren Harsewinkel
	Hartenstein Hartha Harzgerode Haseluenne Hasselfelde Hattingen Hatzfeld Hausach
	Hauzenberg Havelberg Havelsee Hayingen Hechingen Hecklingen Heide Heideck Heidelberg
	Heidenau Heilbronn Heiligenhafen Heiligenhaus Heilsbronn Heimbach Heimsheim Heinsberg
	Heitersheim Heldrungen Helmbrechts Helmstedt Hemau Hemer Hemmingen Hemmoor Hemsbach Hennef
	Hennigsdorf Heppenheim Herbolzheim Herborn Herbrechtingen Herbstein Herdecke Herdorf Herford
	Heringen  Hermeskeil Hermsdorf Herne Herrenberg Herrieden Herrnhut Hersbruck Herten Herzberg
	Herzogenaurach Herzogenrath Hettingen Hettstedt Heubach Heusenstamm Hilchenbach Hildburghausen
	Hilden Hildesheim Hillesheim Hilpoltstein Hirschau Hirschberg Hirschhorn Hitzacker Hockenheim
	Hof Hofgeismar Hohenleuben Hohenmoelsen Hohnstein Hoehr-Grenzhausen Hollfeld Holzgerlingen
	Holzminden Homberg Homberg Homburg Hornbach Hornberg Hornburg Hoerstel Horstmar Hoexter Hoya
	Hoyerswerda Hoym Hueckelhoven Hueckeswagen Huefingen Huenfeld Hungen Huerth Husum  Ibbenbueren
	Ichenhausen Idar-Oberstein Idstein Illertissen Ilmenau Ilsenburg Ilshofen Immenhausen Ingelfingen
	Ingolstadt Iphofen Iserlohn Isselburg Itzehoe Jarmen Jena Jerichow Jessen Jever Joachimsthal
	Johanngeorgenstadt Joehstadt Juelich Jueterbog  Kaarst Kahla Kaisersesch Kaiserslautern Kalbe Kalkar
	Kaltenkirchen Kaltennordheim Kamen Kamenz Kamp-Lintfort Kandel Kandern Kappeln Karben Karlsruhe
	Karlstadt Kassel Kastellaun Katzenelnbogen Kaub Kaufbeuren Kehl Kelbra Kelheim Kelkheim Kellinghusen
	Kelsterbach Kemberg Kemnath Kempen Kempten Kenzingen Kerpen Ketzin Kevelaer Kiel Kierspe
	Kindelbrueck Kirchberg Kirchberg Kirchen Kirchenlamitz Kirchhain Kirchheimbolanden Kirn Kirtorf
	Kitzingen Kitzscher Kleve Knittlingen Koblenz Kohren-Sahlis Kolbermoor Konstanz Konz Korbach
	Korntal-Muenchingen Kornwestheim Korschenbroich Kraichtal Kranichfeld Krautheim Krefeld Kremmen
	Krempe Kreuztal Kronach Kroppenstedt Krumbach  Kuehlungsborn Kulmbach Kuelsheim Kuenzelsau
	Kupferberg Kuppenheim Kusel Kyllburg Kyritz  Laage Laatzen Ladenburg Lage Lahnstein Laichingen
	Lambrecht Lampertheim Landsberg Landshut Landstuhl Langelsheim Langen Langen Langenau Langenburg
	Langenfeld Langenhagen Langenselbold Langenzenn Langewiesen Lassan Laubach Lauchhammer Lauchheim
	Lauda-Koenigshofen Laufen Laufenburg Lauingen Laupheim Lauscha Lauta Lauter Lauterbach Lauterecken
	Lauterstein Lebach Lebus Leer Lehesten Lehrte Leichlingen Leimen Leinefelde-Worbis Leinfelden-Echterdingen
	Leipheim Leipzig Leisnig Lemgo Lengefeld Lengenfeld Lengerich Lennestadt Lenzen Leonberg Leun Leuna
	Leutenberg Leutershausen Leverkusen Lich Lichtenau Lichtenberg Lichtenfels Lichtenstein Liebenau
	Liebenwalde Lieberose Liebstadt Lindau Lindau Linden Lindenfels Lindow Lingen Linnich Lippstadt
	Loebau Loebejuen Loburg Lohmar Lohne Loehne Loitz Lollar Lommatzsch Loeningen Lorch Lorch Loerrach
	Lorsch Loewenstein Luebbecke Luebben Luebeck Luebtheen Luebz Luechow Lucka Luckau
	Luckenwalde Luedenscheid Luedinghausen Ludwigsburg Ludwigsfelde Ludwigslust Ludwigsstadt Luegde
	Lueneburg Luenen Lunzenau Luetjenburg Luetzen Lychen  Magdala Magdeburg Mahlberg Mainbernheim
	Mainburg Maintal Mainz Malchin Malchow Mannheim Manderscheid Mansfeld Marburg Marienberg
	Marienmuenster Markdorf Markgroeningen Markkleeberg Markneukirchen Markranstaedt Marktbreit
	Marktheidenfeld Marktleuthen Marktoberdorf Marktredwitz Marktsteft Marl Marlow Marne Marsberg
	Maulbronn Maxhuette-Haidhof Mayen Mechernich Meckenheim Medebach Meerane Meerbusch Meersburg
	Meinerzhagen Meiningen Meisenheim Meldorf Melle Mellrichstadt Melsungen Memmingen
	Menden Mendig Mengen Meppen Merkendorf Merseburg Merzig Meschede Mettmann
	Metzingen Meuselwitz Meyenburg Michelstadt Miesbach Miltenberg Mindelheim Minden Mirow
	Mittenwalde Mitterteich Mittweida Moers Monheim Monschau Montabaur Moerfelden-Walldorf
	Moringen Mosbach Moessingen Muecheln Muegeln Muehltroff Muelheim-Kaerlich Muellheim Muellrose
	Muenchberg Muencheberg Muenchen Muenchenbernsdorf Munderkingen Muennerstadt Muensingen
	Munster Muenster Muenstermaifeld Muenzenberg Murrhardt Mutzschen Mylau Nabburg Nagold Naila
	Nassau Nastaetten Nauen Naumburg Naumburg Naunhof Nebra Neckarbischofsheim Neckargemuend
	Neckarsteinach Neckarsulm Nerchau Neresheim Netphen Nettetal Netzschkau Neubrandenburg Neubukow
	Neubulach Neudenau Neuenbuerg Neuenhaus Neuenrade Neuenstein Neuerburg Neuffen Neugersdorf
	Neu-Isenburg Neukalen Neukirchen Neukirchen-Vluyn Neukloster Neumark Neunkirchen Neuruppin
	Neusalza-Spremberg Neuss Neustadt Neustadt-Glewe Neustrelitz Neutraubling Neu-Ulm Neuwied
	Nidda Niddatal Nidderau Nideggen Niebuell Niedenstein Niederkassel Niedernhall Niederstetten
	Niederstotzingen Nieheim Niemegk Nienburg Nienburg Niesky Nittenau Norden Nordenham Norderney
	Norderstedt Nordhausen Nordhorn Noerdlingen Northeim Nortorf Nossen Nuernberg Nuertingen
	Oberasbach Oberhausen Oberhof Oberkirch Oberkochen Oberlungwitz Obermoschel Obernkirchen
	Ober-Ramstadt Oberriexingen Obertshausen Oberursel Oberviechtach Oberwesel Oberwiesenthal
	Ochsenfurt Ochsenhausen Ochtrup Oderberg Oebisfelde Oederan Oelde Oelsnitz Oer-Erkenschwick
	Oerlinghausen Oestrich-Winkel Offenburg Ohrdruf Oehringen Olbernhau Oldenburg Olfen Olpe
	Olsberg Oppenau Oppenheim Oranienbaum Oranienburg Orlamuende Ornbau Ortenberg Ortrand Oschatz
	Oschersleben Osnabrueck Osterburg Osterburken Osterfeld Osterhofen Osterholz-Scharmbeck
	Osterwieck Ostfildern Osthofen Oestringen Ostritz Otterberg Otterndorf Ottweiler Overath Owen
	Paderborn Papenburg Pappenheim Parchim Parsberg Pasewalk Passau Pattensen Pegau Pegnitz Peine
	Peitz Penig Penkun Penzberg Penzlin Perleberg Petershagen Pfarrkirchen Pforzheim Pfreimd
	Pfullendorf Pfullingen Pfungstadt Philippsburg Pinneberg Pirmasens Pirna Plattling Plaue Plauen
	Plettenberg Pleystein Plochingen Ploen Pocking Pohlheim Polch Potsdam Pottenstein
	Preetz Premnitz Prenzlau Pressath Prettin Pretzsch Prichsenstadt Pritzwalk Pruem Pulheim
	Pulsnitz Putbus Putlitz Puettlingen Quakenbrueck Quedlinburg Querfurt Quickborn Rabenau
	Radeberg Radebeul Radeburg Radegast Radevormwald Raguhn Rahden Rain Ramstein-Miesenbach Ranis
	Ransbach-Baumbach Rastatt Rastenberg Rathenow Ratingen Ratzeburg Rauenberg Raunheim
	Rauschenberg Ravensburg Ravenstein Recklinghausen Rees Regen Regensburg Regis-Breitingen
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Ekornes aims to fulfill its environmental responsibilities associated with the manufacture, distribution, use and destruction of the company's products. For years, the company has been implementing improvements in its factories that benefit the internal and external environment, and has at the same time been choosing more environmentally friendly raw materials.
We also participate in the UN's Global Compact initiative. This is a voluntary scheme in which members commit to implementing ten principles in the areas of employees' rights, human rights, combating corruption, and sustainable production that protects the environment.
As a member of Global Compact, we submit an annual report on what we have done in our day-to-day operations to achieve the goals. You can read our Sustainability report here.
Ekornes shall be an environmentally friendly company. Our products shall cause the lowest possible environmental impact.
Ekornes aims to minimize health risks in the workplace.
Ekornes invests in preventing harm to the environment and health.
Environmental information shall be available to the public, for example via environmental product declarations (EPD).
Ekornes shall openly provide factual information on how the company fulfills its environmental responsibilities.


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RP Funding Center
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RP Funding Center, 701 W. Lime Street
Lakeland, 33815 United States + Google Map
Tickets on Sale beginning March 1st. Classic Albums Live takes classic albums and recreates them live, on stage - note for note, cut for cut. Founded in 2003 by Craig Martin, Classic Albums Live has become the ultimate destination for music lovers wanting to hear the greatest albums performed live without all the gimmickry and cheesy impersonations. Relying only on the music, using what Martin refers to as 'the world's best musicians,' Classic Albums Live has defined itself as a…
One Funny Mother, the viral video star and off-Broadway comedy sensation, will bring her hit one-woman show to the RP Funding Center on Friday, October 4th at 7:30 PM. Dena Blizzard's hilariously relatable collection of stories will make you realize you're not crazy, but motherhood sure is! One Funny Mother stars comedian, former Miss New Jersey and married mother of three, Dena Blizzard in her hilarious solo comedy show about the trials and tribulations of motherhood and marriage. Outrageous and…
Benise: Fuego! The Spirit of Spain
October 9 @ 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
It will be one hot night as Benise, "The Prince of Spanish Guitar," brings his Emmy Award winning production Fuego!..The Spirit of Spain to the RP Funding Center as part of his 2019-20 global tour. For Benise, music has always been a journey. From his humble beginnings as a street performer, to being featured on the #1 rated show in the USA – Dancing With The Stars, and performing around the world. "I wanted to push the boundaries of Nuevo…
Classic Albums Live Presents Tom Petty: Damn the Torpedoes
Family Feud Live Celebrity Edition
It's time to play…FAMILY FEUD LIVE – CELEBRITY EDITION! The RP Funding Center will host America's favorite TV game show for one fun-filled evening on November 6, 2019 at 7:30 pm. Randomly selected audience members will have the opportunity to join an on-stage "family team" to play a star-powered live version of the wildly popular TV game show alongside celebrity team captains. Dreams will come true when audience members join these celebrity team captains to become their on-stage "family". …
Terry Fator ventriloquist, impressionist, comedian, and singer and Season 2 Winner of America's Got Talent winner returns to the RP Funding Center after an 13 year absence on Saturday, November 9th at 7:30 PM. The America 's Got Talent winner brings to life a hilarious range of characters including Winston, the impersonating turtle, Emma Taylor, the little girl with the big voice, and lounge singer Monty Carlo.; Vicki the Cougar; President Donald Trump and annoying neighbor Duggie. His amazing vocal impressions include musical…
Cirque Dreams Holidaze
November 20 @ 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
CIRQUE DREAMS HOLIDAZE brings its latest electrifying and reimagined live holiday family stage spectacular to Lakeland's RP Funding Center on November 20th @ 7:30pm for one unforgettable performance. Tickets go on sale to the public Monday, July 22nd at 9:30 am! This critically-acclaimed extravaganza is a Broadway musical and new Cirque adventure wrapped into the ultimate holiday gift for the entire family! Cirque Dreams Holidaze has been hailed by the New York Daily News as "A delicious confection of charm, sparkle…
Moscow Ballet's The Great Russian Nutcracker
An annual Christmas tradition, The Moscow Ballet "Great Russian Nutcracker" returns to the RP Funding Center on Friday, November 22nd at 7:00 pm. A true Russian performance whose iconic dancers, puppets and hand-crafted costumes define their respective generations and now transcend them, The Moscow Ballet has found a unique way to celebrate an incredible 27 years performing in North America! The Moscow Ballet and The Great Russian Nutcracker as well as their North American Tours started at the Glasnost Festival…
Celebrate the holidays with THE ELF ON THE SHELF – A CHRISTMAS MUSICAL! The RP Funding Center will host the Christmas musical on November 25, 2019 at 7:00 PM. The beloved tradition that continues to capture the hearts of children and their families everywhere comes to the life stage for the first time ever in this all-new musical and premiere stage production. When the top Scout Elf of his graduating class is sent to a disconnected, multi-generational family struggle to…
Sebastian Maniscalco "You Bother Me" Tour
Fresh off a wildly successful, two-year plus run on his Stay Hungry Tour, Billboard's inaugural Comedian of the Year Sebastian Maniscalco is back with the You Bother Me tour, which is set to visit the RP Funding Center's Youkey Theatre on November 29, 2019 at 7:00 pm. With a string of record-breaking sold-out comedy appearances, a best-selling memoir Stay Hungry and a role in the award-winning Green Book, 2018 was a milestone year that culminated in comedian, actor, and…
Christmas Wonderland Holiday Spectacular
December 20 @ 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Start Christmas in style as Santa and his merry helpers take you on an unforgettable nostalgic journey in CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR, coming to the RP Funding Center Friday, December 20th at 7:30 in what is quite simply one of the most delightful and enchanting Christmas shows ever. Tickets go on sale to the public on Friday, July 12th at 9:30 am. CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR features glittering costumes, a wonderful cast and the highest kicking chorus girls this side…


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Q: Which ports need to be opened in order to use Named Pipes I have a SQL Server with both TCP\IP and Named Pipes protocols enabled and configured.
From the server itself I can connect to the database using either TCP or Named Pipes, by specifying the connection as np:servername\instance
However from another server I can only connect using TCP\IP using servername\instancename. Adding the np: prefix just causes a connection timeout failure.
Do I need to open any specific ports in order to use Named Pipes? This is a named instance running on a dynamic port. The dynamic port is opened in the firewall.
The reason I'm looking into this is because I'm experiencing intermittent issues with an ODBC connection - timeouts, connection dropouts etc. From what I've read these issues have in the past been resolved by enabling Named Pipes - which I've done, but then by default my connections are using TCP, and by force, I can't get it to connect from this server.

A: We had the same issue with legacy applications built around 1998-2007 when we ported SQL Server to a VLAN--for security purposes. Depending on which server we connected to we'd get spurious results--one would work and the other would not...because of a tighter VLAN configuration.
Our solution was to "bag" named pipes and to force TCP--as shown below. The SQL server port is denoted by XXXXX. This forced our legacy apps to use TCP no matter what. So far, it's fixed all our issues.
tcp:servername\instance,XXXXX

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If you're just looking for the search plugin, you can get it here.
I'm taking a few days off before starting full time at Mozilla next week. How better to spend that time than tweaking my Vim configuration?
I may be late to the party, but I just discovered the Vim Quickfix list. With some tweaking, this is incredibly useful for navigating the Mozilla source.
from inside Vim, or you might hide Vim with ctrl+Z and run the command from your shell. If you type this often, you might have a script wrapping it. Simple enough.
Now you need to search this file to find "nsPIDOMWindow". If you decide that you want to examine one of the other matching files, you either need to background Vim to look through the output from grep, or run the command again.
This process is pretty annoying if you want to look through 10 or so files, especially if you do this 10 or so times a day. There must be a better way.
Vim's :grep command gets us most of the way there. :grep will invoke grep and create a "quickfix list" from the output. We can then navigate through matches with :cn and :cp. Even better, :copen will open a window with all the results from your last :grep; pressing <enter> in that buffer will open the file under the cursor and take you to the matching line.
What we need is a function which wraps :grep but lets us invoke something like the first command in this post, with find and grep. Turns out there's a plugin for this, ack.vim, but it uses the grep alternative ack.
If it works for you (or if it doesn't), let me know! But be forewarned: In its current form, the plugin is optimized for browsing Mozilla's source, and isn't necessarily a general-purpose tool.


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Q: Converting back flash-based book content to PDF If the viewers in sites like Scribd, etc. can display books like a PDF version of the book, why is it not possible to convert the same flash stream of data back to PDF?
One (very, very) naive method to implement this would be to:
1. Capture screenshots of the content displayed continuously. 2. Run some kind of OCR software on the captured screenshots. 3. Splice the screenshots together to get a meaningful PDF.
I am sure there are super-uber ways to do this but I just wanted to make my intent understood in simple terms.
And before someone goes all-out guns in the comments, raising issues like the illegality of doing it, and stuff like DRM, I just want to know the concepts behind why it is not possible for this to be implemented.

A:
 why it is not possible for this to be implemented.

It is possible.
It could be done the way you suggest.
In most cases the work is likely to be tedious and error-prone, the results of low quality.
It's a bit like reconstructing a book from a video of someone slowly flipping through the pages of a book.


A single post on social media does not convey or garner respect from me anymore. Images have become so engrained in our conscious lately that I think as photographers our message is lost in the many other distractions of the internet. Working in series is the way to go for the storyteller. Also working in series lets you be more subjective to what makes the image worth anything as a whole story. More subtle imagery shines right along side more bold images. Feeling, message and moment is more clear with a series of images.
My work's natural course is to be shown in print. "Likes" don't mean anything to me. But seeing someone hold a print of a photo I took is something exciting to me. I'm currently working on two books, one compiled of photos from the tour I went on with Wildewood and another a zine of portraits of people around me. I look at my coffee table and see the collection of photo books I've amassed and in few decades I'd love for one of my books to be on people's coffee tables.
Charles Brittin "West and South"
I just released my first self published trade book and I would love for you to have one. Making these tiny trade books will hopefully manifest into some profit to be put directly back into telling stories and getting them out there in print form.
Check out "Disconnect between thyself--- Unknown is me."
You can purchase it from Blurb for $16 shipped or from me personally and signed for $10.


We look forward to welcoming you to stay with us. Located in the heart of Dingle town you are surrounded by amazing restaurants and traditional bars on every corner. The area itself has been described by National Geographic Magazine as the Most Beautiful place on Earth.


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Carriera

Club
Campbell inaugurò la sua carriera professionistica nel 1890 con il . Vinse due campionati scozzesi nelle stagioni 1892-1893 e 1893-1894 e una Scottish Cup nel 1892.

Nell'estate del 1894 passò all'Aston Villa con cui vinse il campionato nazionale nella stagione 1895-1896. Segnò inoltre la prima rete del trionfo del club sull' nella finale della FA Cup che sancì per il club la conquista del double.

Nel 1897 tornò al  dove conquistò il titolo nazionale.

Nel 1903 passò al Third Lanark A.C. con cui concluse la carriera nel 1906.

Nazionale
Campbell venne convocato 12 volte nella nazionale scozzese con la quale segnò 4 gol.

Palmarès

Club

Competizioni nazionali

Celtic: 1892-1893, 1893-1894, 1897-1898
Third Lanark: 1903-1904

Celtic: 1891-1892, 1898-1899, 1899-1900
Third Lanark: 1904-1905

Aston Villa: 1895-1896, 1896-1897

Aston Villa: 1894-1895, 1896-1897

Collegamenti esterni

Calciatori scozzesi
Calciatori della Nazionale scozzese


The tale of several socially awkward youngsters finding joy, heartache and a purpose in competing at the regional spelling bee features a score by William Finn and a book by Rachel Sheinkin.
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is produced under special arrangement with J.W. Pepper & Son®, Inc.


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package org.pcu.connectors.storage;

public class PcuStorageException extends Exception {

	public PcuStorageException(Throwable cause) {
		super(cause);
	}

	public PcuStorageException(String message) {
		super(message);
	}

	public PcuStorageException(String message, Throwable cause) {
		super(message, cause);
	}
}


A Senior Product Manager has come up with a high profile global retailer who are at the heart of Digital Innovation.
Leading women and girls fashion retailer in accessories, jewellery and cosmetics looking for an experienced eCommerce Development manager, to manage a team of 5.
We are looking for a passionate, data-driven Email Marketing Specialist who will be responsible for executing the company's email AND digital marketing strategy that engages, nurtures, and drive customer loyalty.
A high profile Head of Digital role has come up with a niche online fashion business. They have exciting plans to further grow their online offer across their two websites and have a couple of projects in the pipeline for this role to lead on.
We have a very exciting, high profile role with a cutting edge and innovative fashion brand as a digital designer/video editor. It promises to be fast paced, challenging, innovative working environment for the right person As Digital Designer/ Video Editor You will be working with a team of Digital Designers (Senior, Middleweights and juniors) Creating Digital Assets Ladies & Menswear for E Mail campaigns, Social Media, Gifs, Short Videos and Photoshoots. The ideal candidate should have video editing experience using Adobe After effects. We are looking for a fast worker, with the ability to turn a project around quickly with no loss of quality. The right person should be dynamic, proactive and motivated with an eye for beautiful design and detail. If you have the relevant experience for this role, please click the apply button to send your CV & portfolio to Lee Talson, remembering to state your current salary and package. Job Ref LT - 47118 We regret that due to the volume of applications, only successful applicants will be contacted.
My client is a well-known fashion retailer looking for a talented, methodical, hard working and dedicated Retoucher/s on a temporary basis within the ecommerce team.
Working within a great eCommerce team, the Photographer shoots high quality model and still life photography for this well known retailer.
Success Digital have a great opportunity for a freelance vacancy for a leading Fashion and Home Retailer for a Content Publisher.
Working for a Multi-channel retailer To provide industry leading thinking, in order to support the digital development of product to drive speed to market and lower costs.
An exciting opportunity has come up with to work for one of the UK's leading Premium Fashion brands! Are you an SEO coordinator looking to take a step up, or an SEO manager looking for a new challenge? Then this could be the role for you!
Success Appointments have a fantastic opportunity with a global transport company for an Employee Survey Project Coordinator.


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Keyboardist/arranger/producer/recording artist Dexter Wansel can be heard throughout the catalog of Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff's Philadelphia International Records. A synth pioneer, Wansel got the job of a gofer for the Uptown Theater in Philadelphia at 12 years old, going to get sandwiches and clothes out of the cleaners for the various acts that performed at the venue like Stevie Wonder and Patti Labelle.
In 1970 after being honorably discharged from the United States Army, Wansel began programming the EMS VCS 3 'Putney' and the ARP 2600 for sessions at Sigma Sound Studios both credited and uncredited. From the early to mid '70s, Wansel also played keyboards for groups such as Instant Funk, Yellow Sunshine, and MFSB.
In 1975, Wansel met Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff and become a part of the staff at PIR. Wansel began arranging, playing keyboards, and writing songs for the label's acts including the O'Jays, Jean Carn, the Jones Girls, Teddy Pendergrass, and the Intruders, among others.
Wansel's music has been used as samples in the world of hip-hop. His 1975 song "Theme From The Planets" features a drum break that is often hailed and cited as being one of the first foundational beats of hip-hop. This beat continues to be sampled today and can also be heard on TV commercials and in movies. His sampled music has been used by Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Drake, Rick Ross, J Cole, Eric B and Rakim, Wiz Khalifa, Lil Kim, Ice-T and Ice Cube.
In 1979 as conductor of the world-famous MFSB Orchestra, Wansel was the music director/conductor for the historic show at the White House commemorating the very first 'Black Music History Month' celebration in 1978. From 1978 through 1980, Dexter Wansel was the A+R Director for Philadelphia International Records where he oversaw many album releases by the label's artists under the direction of Gamble and Huff.


As the football Lancers of Grace Brethren High School in Simi Valley, Calif., headed to the CIF-Southern Section Division 4 championship last Saturday night, they were featured in the Ventura County Star on Friday. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. (Grace Brethren High School is a ministry of Grace Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Simi Valley (Jordan Bakker, pastor).
How did little Grace Brethren become a big-time football powerhouse?
When Josh Henderson accepted the head coaching job of the Grace Brethren High football team in 2010, he admits the program wasn't his top priority.
Henderson and the Lancers enjoyed solid success that first season, finishing 8-4 and winning a first-round playoff game. Yes, the potential indeed was there.
But who could have guessed where Grace Brethren would be eight seasons later?
The smallish Simi Valley school that began as an 8-man program 27 years ago and features a student enrollment of 305 has evolved into a big-time football powerhouse.
Sporting an 11-2 record, the Camino League championship and the division's No. 3 seed, Grace Brethren will play for the CIF-Southern Section Division 4 championship on Saturday night when it hosts top-seeded Corona del Mar (11-1-1) at Royal High. Kickoff is 7 p.m.
It marks the fourth time in the past five seasons Grace Brethren has advanced to the championship final, including last year when it won the Division 8 crown. The collective record in the last five seasons is 58-9.


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Q: How do I get php to 'remember' the conducted search after selecting to sort results? I have the following code:
<?php
include "include.php";
session_start();
// Defining variables from home.php if set
if(isset($_POST['title'])){
$title = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['title']);
}
if(isset($_POST['author'])){
$author = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['author']);
}
if(isset($_POST['isbn'])){
$isbn = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['isbn']);
}
if(isset($_POST['keyword'])){
$keyword = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['keyword']);
}
if(isset($_POST['sort'])){
$sort=@$_POST['sort'];}
// Determine the WHEREs to use
$where = array();
if ( ! empty($title))
$where[] = "booktitle LIKE '%" . $title . "%'";
if ( ! empty($author))
$where[] = "author LIKE '%" . $author . "%'";
if ( ! empty($isbn))
$where[] = "isbn LIKE '%" . $isbn . "%'";
if ( ! empty($keyword))
$where[] = "description LIKE '%" . $keyword . "%'";

//Determine the ORDERs to use
$order = array();
if ((isset($sort)) && ($sort=='lowhigh'))
$order[] = "price ASC";
if ((isset($sort)) && ($sort=='highlow'))
$order[] = "price DESC";
// Build the query
$query = 'SELECT * FROM book';
if ( ! empty($where))
$query .= ' WHERE ' . implode(' AND ', $where);
if(! empty($sort))
$query .= ' ORDER BY ' . implode($order);
//Display results
$result = mysqli_query($con, $query) or die("Error in query $query: " . mysqli_error());
while ($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result)) {
  ?><img src="<?php echo $row[12]; ?>" width="112px" height="150px" />
<a href="book.php?booktitle='<?php echo $_SESSION['booktitle']=$row[1];?>'"><?php echo  $row[1] . ", (" . $row[5] . ")";?>
<?php
echo $row[2];
echo "

 £" . $row[9] . "
";
echo "Book description: " . substr($row[3],0,300) . "...

";
}
mysqli_close($con);             //closes the connection
?>

It passes inputs from four text fields on a front end page and displays the results. This all works fine. It's when I come to sorting the displayed results. If I selected Price: low to high for example, it arranges all the results in my database and displays everything, not just the results from the conducted search. Does anyone now how I can get it to remember the original search?
This is my form:
<form id="rform" name="formsort" action=""  method="post">
<select name="sort" id="sort" onChange="document.forms['formsort'].submit()">
<option value="default">Sort Results</option>
<option value="lowhigh">Price: Low to High</option>
<option value="highlow">Price: High to Low</option>
</select>
</form>

A:
How do I get php to 'remember' the conducted search

It is not actually PHP but rather general idea of HTTP protocol. So, to solve your problem you have to just follow the standard:

GET method should be used for searches instead of POST. That's defined by HTTP standard and being the very purpose of GET method. While POST shouldn't be used for search.

So, as long as you are using GET method, your data being preserved automatically.
The only issue could be with pagination links. To add current query string to them http_build_query() function have to be used.
You could actually reduce the amount of conditions on your page. Instead of using 2 separate ones
if(isset($_GET['title'])){
    $title = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['title']);
}
if ( ! empty($title))
$where[] = "booktitle LIKE '%" . $title . "%'";

one have to be used
if(isset($_GET['title'])){
    $title = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['title']);
    $where[] = "booktitle LIKE '%" . $title . "%'";
}

A: Sorry i have checked your code again and found that it is clear and the solution is also clear :)
Ad 3 hidden element into the form of sorting each one named by (title,book,author) successively and store the values posted from the search action so when you will sort the results you will also applying these constraints because are posted again :)
I mean you must add the following code after the  inside the sorting form you are using :
<?php
    if(isset($_POST['title']))
        {
            echo '<input type="hidden" name="title" value="'.$_POST['title'].'" />';
        }
    if(isset($_POST['author']))
        {
            echo '<input type="hidden" name="author" value="'.$_POST['author'].'" />';
        }
    if(isset($_POST['isbn']))
        {
            echo '<input type="hidden" name="isbn" value="'.$_POST['isbn'].'" />';
        }
    if(isset($_POST['keyword']))
        {
            echo '<input type="hidden" name="keyword" value="'.$_POST['keyword'].'" />';
        }
    if(isset($_POST['sort']))
    {
        echo '<input type="hidden" name="sort" value="'.$_POST['sort'].'" />';
    }

?>

Hope this will help you :) Let me know if any additional help needed :)

A: at my point of view ,
why are you going for such a drastic sorting ?
you can simply display the result in a table via php, use  jquery to sort the table in any way
http://tablesorter.com/docs/
http://joequery.github.com/Stupid-Table-Plugin/

A: When you use "ORDER BY" you are sorting the result set, not the database itself. If you would like to grab a fresh copy of the results just do so without the ORDER BY.
Also, PHP's ternary if structure is much better suited here. Instead of :
if(isset($_POST['title'])){
   $title = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['title']);
}

You can say:
$title = (isset($_POST['title']) ? mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['title']) : "");


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package com.google.javascript.jscomp;

import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;

import java.util.List;

/**
 * Unit tests for {@link ProcessCommonJSModules}
 */

public class ProcessCommonJSModulesTest extends CompilerTestCase {

  public ProcessCommonJSModulesTest() {
    compareJsDoc = false;
  }

  @Override
  protected CompilerPass getProcessor(Compiler compiler) {
    return new ProcessCommonJSModules(
        compiler,
        ES6ModuleLoader.createNaiveLoader(compiler, "foo/bar/"),
        false);
  }

  @Override
  protected int getNumRepetitions() {
    return 1;
  }

  public void testWithoutExports() {
    setFilename("test");
    test(
        "var name = require('name');" +
        "name()",
        "goog.provide('module$test');" +
        "var module$test = {};" +
        "goog.require('module$name');" +
        "var name$$module$test = module$name;" +
        "name$$module$test();");
    setFilename("test/sub");
    test(
        "var name = require('mod/name');" +
        "(function() { name(); })();",
        "goog.provide('module$test$sub');" +
        "var module$test$sub = {};" +
        "goog.require('module$mod$name');" +
        "var name$$module$test$sub = module$mod$name;" +
        "(function() { name$$module$test$sub(); })();");
  }

  public void testExports() {
    setFilename("test");
    test(
        "var name = require('name');" +
        "exports.foo = 1;",
        "goog.provide('module$test');" +
        "/** @const */ var module$test = {};" +
        "goog.require('module$name');" +
        "var name$$module$test = module$name;" +
        "module$test.foo = 1;");
    test(
        "var name = require('name');" +
        "module.exports = function() {};",
        "goog.provide('module$test');" +
        "goog.require('module$name');" +
        "var name$$module$test = module$name;" +
        "/** @const */ var module$test = function () {};");
  }

  public void testPropertyExports() {
    setFilename("test");
    test(
        "exports.one = 1;" +
        "module.exports.obj = {};" +
        "module.exports.obj.two = 2;",
        "goog.provide('module$test');" +
        "/** @const */ var module$test = {};" +
        "module$test.one = 1;" +
        "module$test.obj = {};" +
        "module$test.obj.two = 2;");
  }

  public void testModuleExportsWrittenWithExportsRefs() {
    setFilename("test");
    test(
        "exports.one = 1;" +
        "module.exports = {};",
        "goog.provide('module$test');" +
        "var module$test = {};" +
        "var exports$$module$test = module$test;" +
        "exports$$module$test.one = 1;" +
        "module$test = {};");
  }

  public void testVarRenaming() {
    setFilename("test");
    test(
        "var a = 1, b = 2;" +
        "(function() { var a; b = 4})()",
        "goog.provide('module$test');" +
        "var module$test = {};" +
        "var a$$module$test = 1, b$$module$test = 2;" +
        "(function() { var a; b$$module$test = 4})();");
  }

  public void testDash() {
    setFilename("test-test");
    test(
        "var name = require('name'); exports.foo = 1;",
        "goog.provide('module$test_test');" +
        "var module$test_test = {};" +
        "goog.require('module$name');" +
        "var name$$module$test_test = module$name;" +
        "module$test_test.foo = 1;");
  }

  public void testIndex() {
    setFilename("foo/index.js");
    test(
        "var name = require('../name'); exports.bar = 1;",
        "goog.provide('module$foo$index');" +
        "var module$foo$index = {};" +
        "goog.require('module$name');" +
        "var name$$module$foo$index = module$name;" +
        "module$foo$index.bar = 1;");
  }

  public void testModuleName() {
    setFilename("foo/bar");
    test(
        "var name = require('name');",
        "goog.provide('module$foo$bar'); var module$foo$bar = {};" +
        "goog.require('module$name');" +
        "var name$$module$foo$bar = module$name;");
    test(
        "var name = require('./name');",
        "goog.provide('module$foo$bar');" +
        "var module$foo$bar = {};" +
        "goog.require('module$foo$name');" +
        "var name$$module$foo$bar = module$foo$name;");
  }

  public void testSortInputs() throws Exception {
    SourceFile a = SourceFile.fromCode("a.js",
            "require('b');require('c')");
    SourceFile b = SourceFile.fromCode("b.js",
            "require('d')");
    SourceFile c = SourceFile.fromCode("c.js",
            "require('d')");
    SourceFile d = SourceFile.fromCode("d.js", "1;");

    assertSortedInputs(
        ImmutableList.of(d, b, c, a),
        ImmutableList.of(a, b, c, d));
    assertSortedInputs(
        ImmutableList.of(d, b, c, a),
        ImmutableList.of(d, b, c, a));
    assertSortedInputs(
        ImmutableList.of(d, c, b, a),
        ImmutableList.of(d, c, b, a));
    assertSortedInputs(
        ImmutableList.of(d, b, c, a),
        ImmutableList.of(d, a, b, c));
  }

  private void assertSortedInputs(
      List<SourceFile> expected, List<SourceFile> shuffled)
      throws Exception {
    Compiler compiler = new Compiler(System.err);
    compiler.initCompilerOptionsIfTesting();
    compiler.getOptions().setProcessCommonJSModules(true);
    compiler.getOptions().dependencyOptions.setEntryPoints(
        Lists.newArrayList(ProcessCommonJSModules.toModuleName("a")));
    compiler.compile(Lists.newArrayList(SourceFile.fromCode("externs.js", "")),
        shuffled, compiler.getOptions());

    List<SourceFile> result = Lists.newArrayList();
    for (JSModule m : compiler.getModuleGraph().getAllModules()) {
      for (CompilerInput i : m.getInputs()) {
        result.add(i.getSourceFile());
      }
    }

    assertEquals(expected, result);
  }
}


Everything was wonderful, thank you both so much. I was a little freaked out as it was the first time I had left her for longer than 24 hours but she was absolutely fine, I particularly liked the photo updates – my sister uses another cat sitter as she lives in shepherds bush and I know she was jealous!
As you know i have only had Maggie a couple of months and she is not the most relaxed of cats (!) but before I went away she was making leaps and bounds and I was worried that leaving her alone for so long would mean we went back a few steps but she is absolutely fine and sat on my lap for an hour purring away when i got back which was a first!!
I have been reluctant to go away and have wriggled out of invitations for the last 3 months but now I know I can go and she will be in safe hands.


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Full Automation in Mobile Lidar Data Classification
An End-to-end Framework Using 3D CNN and SVM
By Bhavesh Kumar, Bharat Lohani, Gaurav Pandey • September 10, 2020
A deep learning architecture called MMCN opens up the possibility for the fully automated classification of highly dense 3D point cloud data acquired from a mobile Lidar system. This offers interesting opportunities in applications such as high-density maps, autonomous navigation and highway monitoring.
The classification of highly dense 3D point cloud data acquired from a mobile Lidar system (MLS) is essential in applications such as high-density maps, autonomous navigation and highway monitoring. MLS data classification algorithms available in the current literature use several parameters or thresholds. The right selection of these parameters is critical for the success of these algorithms under different conditions. This article provides an insight into a deep learning architecture called multi-faceted multi-object convolutional neural network (MMCN). The MMCN, along with the support vector machine (SVM), provides an end-to-end framework for automatic classification of an input 3D point cloud without manual tuning of any parameters, thus providing a possibility for full automation.
The proposed MMCN algorithm uses multiple facets and multiple objects of an MLS segment (Kumar et al., 2020). An object is a subpart of a segment. Multiple objects of the same segment are generated by creating several subparts automatically. The multiple facets or orientations of each object are created by rotating the object about the x, y and z axes. Different objects and facets thus incorporate information from various portions of the same segment. Further, the input and convolutional layers of the MMCN are separate for each facet, whereas the last convolutional layer of each facet merges at the common fully connected layer. The last fully connected layer is the output layer and uses the softmax function. Therefore, the MMCN is able to account for varied and distinct information about a segment. During the training of the MMCN, the above methodology is applied to manually labelled samples. During classification, segments are created with the help of automatically segmented groups of points (see below for more details); these segments do not need to belong to a single class and can have different levels of noise, background clutter and occlusion as is evident in MLS data. Through training, the algorithm learns local structures and variations within a segment along with noise and clutter. Figure 1 shows the architecture of the MMCN for a segmented group of points.
Figure 1: MMCN architecture.
The trained MMCN is combined with the SVM to provide an end-to-end framework for completely automatic extraction of multiple segments and classification of MLS point clouds. The developed framework takes an MLS point cloud of any size as input and assigns the class label to each data point. Spherical segments around all the points in the MLS dataset are made for a given radius. These segments are passed through the trained MMCN. For the given input segment, the softmax layer of the MMCN generates a probability vector of belonging to different classes. The same probability vector is assigned to all the points within a segment. It may happen that a point can occur in multiple spherical segments of different radii. In this case, the probability vectors of all such segments are totalled and divided by the number of such segments. This gives the final probability vector of the point for the given radius. Similarly, by varying the radius, multiple sets of probability vectors are calculated for all the points in the MLS dataset. The resulting multiple probability vectors using multiple radii for each point are concatenated and used as a feature vector for training an SVM. The trained SVM then gives the final decision for the classification of the point. Varying the radius around a point forms various shaped segments that incorporate different local neighbourhoods. This provides under-segmentation as well as over-segmentation information to the framework, which is able to learn the variations associated with changing surroundings.
Figure 2: Classification results.
In the developed framework, only the MMCN and SVM need to be trained. Therefore, it is independent of any MLS parameter tuning (multiple radii values can be more or less depending on the available hardware, without requiring any manual tuning). In this framework, only XYZ information about points is required. Further, the network has been developed and trained to learn from segments consisting of noise, occlusion, background clutter and mixed with data points from other classes. The MMCN and SVM have been tested on a Paris-Lille 3D dataset (Roynard et al. 2018) containing more than 142 million data points. The maximum total accuracy and kappa are 96.5% and 93.8%, respectively. More details of the MMCN and SVM can be found in Kumar et al. 2020. Figure 2 and Figure 3 represent the classification results using the MMCN and SVM, and corresponding ground truth, respectively. In the present study, a lower number of convolutional layers, feature maps, neurons and training samples were used due to hardware constraints. That has resulted in some misclassifications.
Figure 3: Ground truth.
Classification of highly dense 3D MLS point clouds is a challenging task. During practical implementation on the ground with voluminous real-time (or near real-time) data, manual tuning of MLS parameters as is required in traditional classification approaches is not desirable. Instead, a classification algorithm is desired that can work across different terrains and datasets, with few or no changes in the algorithm. The proposed approach can work on any terrain datasets comprising noise, background clutter and occlusion with no tuning. Hence, this provides a wider practical solution for MLS classification. The next step of development is to implement the proposed approach for industry-level data processing.
Kumar, B., Pandey, G., Lohani, B., Misra, S.C., 2020. A framework for automatic classification of mobile Lidar data using multiple regions and 3D CNN architecture. International Journal of Remote Sensing. doi: 10.1080/01431161.2020.1734252.
Roynard, X., Deschaud, J.E., Goulette, F., 2018. Paris-Lille-3D: a large and high-quality ground truth urban point cloud dataset for automatic segmentation and classification. arXiv:1712.00032. Available online: https://arxiv.org/abs/1712.00032 (accessed 9 January 2020).
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How I've Lived with Chronic Pain for 30 Years
Photo by Mitchell Hollander
Chronic pain has lived inside me every day and every year for the past 30 years. How it began and where it exists is less important than how I've lived with the affliction. Despite getting jumped by two different gangs, being born with a birth defect in one kidney, being tested like a lab rat as a teenager, having multiple surgeries, breaking many bones, and growing up with Jack from The Shining, I've managed to create a good life filled with creative work, travel, and love.
I grew up in an old farmhouse in the middle of the country in Central Minnesota. A gothic, arctic wasteland for six months every winter. It was a lonely existence out there. My only sibling, my brother, wasn't born until I was nearly eight. My imagination, books, toys, and the seven channels on television were my closest friends.
My father had PTSD and mental health issues, which were associated with the Vietnam War, but probably had deeper roots. He worked at the local prison as a guard, which he called "The Joint", and used loads of drugs and alcohol to self-medicate his own pain. He used to compare himself to Jack Nicholson in The Shining, which is what family life often felt like. The labyrinths of piled snow hallways outside our home that led to our quarter-mile dirt driveway were eerily similar to Kubrick's movie finale.
There is no specific diagnosis for my pain, but these are some of the events that probably contributed to it. I had a major kidney operation to remove a birth defect two days after I turned 15. A house fire caused me to lose most of my possessions two months later. And two days after the fire, I badly broke my leg and had a heavy cast from my toes to my crotch for several months.
Ten months later, my family was evicted after a decade of living in the farmhouse. The landlord appeared unannounced when I was having a party for my 16th birthday. I was singing in a microphone standing on a makeshift stage we had made from the cement remains of an old chicken coop when the landlord said he would call the police if I didn't ask everyone to leave. I told my father when he got home a few hours later, and he broke down into tears.
We then moved "to town", a nearby Midwest city where factories, fast food restaurants, box stores, and the prison were primary employers. One night downtown, I had my arm broken by a gang of three racist white teens I was preventing from killing a friend for being Asian. Then, I began having trouble with the law. It seemed the police had placed a target on my back. I began to believe that if I didn't get out, I'd end up in the prison where my dad worked or dead. I got accepted into the University of Oregon and left for the West Coast a week after I turned 18.
Photo by Tom Allport
My first year there was lonely but other than side effects from operations for my kidney and broken bones, my physical pain didn't really begin until I had a head injury in Seattle at the age of 20. I suffered amnesia and a concussion after colliding with a tree on a rope swing over a steep mountainside and ended up in the ER. But I still boarded a plane with a one-way ticket to Amsterdam a week after the injury. On the plane, I experienced my first panic attack and arrived with pneumonia. I was treated at a Dutch ER.
After traveling in Europe and the UK for a couple of months, I woke up in Prague with excruciating pain where my kidney scar was located. I thought I was dying. As it turned out, I wasn't. I was later tested at the University of Washington and I was fine. But the beginning of anxiety, depression, and OCD began.
Two years later in San Francisco, I broke my collar bone in a bicycle accident in the Castro. Two months after that, I was jumped again by a gang. This time by four young black men who lived a block from my home in the Western Addition neighborhood. They threw a construction roadblock at me as I biked home from band rehearsal but missed. So they shoved me off my bike seconds later, dislocating the shoulder that had just healed. Then they surrounded me, yelling, "We're gonna kill you, white boy!", and beat me.
Just as I finished healing from the attack two months later, I flew back to Prague to study at Karlova University. That's when my muscle pain skyrocketed.
Chronic pain in the muscles of my back, hips, shoulders, neck, and jaw have waxed and waned ever since, but it's continued to be part of my existence for all my adult years. It has driven the search for a solution and the search for a way out. Seeking a cure and a reason why have lived parallel to my own "woe-is-me" self-victimization and crawl-under-the-sheets self-destruction. But it also drove the hope that I could live and even thrive with my disability. It made me want to create music and write words to connect with people. Still, it was never easy.
Physical pain is not something anyone can see. It's an invisible specter. A demon that drives sometimes insane actions just to have one pain-free moment. For me, it's an unassuming monster that lives in my muscles shrieking with horror at a volume that frightens my soul, yet no one else can hear the burning scream.
Photo by Marina Kazmirova
Pain drives anxiety. Anxiety drives depression. Depression sparks conflagrations of pain that rise up like a massive bonfire. A whirlwind of anxiety stokes these fires, triggering more debilitating pain. A gothic circus of descending Dante-esque cantos of hell. It's an unholy triad. The dark and disastrous divinity. Pain, depression, and anxiety. There is no eye to this hurricane, and no way to stop it completely.
It's not that I haven't tried, because I absolutely have. I still work every day on solutions, however small a dent they make. I swim and meditate. I surf and SUP. I read, study, walk, breathe, stretch, sing, play piano, and laugh as much as possible. I also sometimes break apart — though now far less than in my younger years when I fueled my self-medication with drink, drugs, and sex.
There is a yin and yang to pain. It inspires creative ways to live, survive, and search for meaning. There are Eastern tools I've used like acupuncture, massage, tai chi, and qigong, and there are the Western ones like anti-depressants, therapy, and EMDR. I have searched every corner of the places I've traveled and lived in for solutions. My tools are many, and my toolbox is now an entire tool shed. In that shed, there is both New Age and punk rock. There are many different faces of me in there, too. Broken, burned-out, hopeful, resilient, courageous, chaotic, and calm.
For 30 years, I have continued to live an existence that sometimes seems rosy on the outside, but on the inside, it has been overwhelmingly difficult. Moments that may have seemed easily pleasant for others have been excruciatingly hard for me to enjoy. Moments of great celebration have been spectacular times of sorrow for me.
There have been times when I let the cracks shine through. My onstage rock 'n' roll meltdowns, drunken carousing, and disappearances into hermit life have been coping mechanisms that felt necessary. Although not always positive. I'm always learning, questioning, searching, and longing. Occasionally, accepting. And that's where I find myself more often these days.
There are also times I just give-the-fuck-up. The towel is thrown in. My hands held high in surrender. I find that's ok, too, because, as a surfer, you have to ride out the waves of life when they're smooth or rough.
Photo by César Couto
I was thinking recently as I pored over 50 inspirational messages and stories I've published online, that I don't believe in any of them. I thought these are a crock of shit. But that is simply not true. I'm not a charlatan or a liar. I fervently believe in everything I've put out. Every song and musical composition. Every story, sentence, and meme. Every word of advice, recommendation, and suggestion as a consultant. Every performance and word sang or spoke on stage. They are true. And my desire to help others is, too.
I had wanted to write something inspired by my own messages, and I couldn't do that. It was difficult. I hurt. What came easier was to write about myself and my silent inner stalker. The torment inside that others can't see because they can't feel what it is to be me. It's my villainous friend. My evil, lurking shadow. My sick conjoined twin. The sinister fiend who sits on my shoulder whispering sweet, black tar into my ear that no one else can hear.
I try to use this as a way to connect to others' suffering. That's what gives me greater hope and deeper resilience. To be able to understand, be compassionate, relate, and listen. If help is just saying, "I understand," then I'll use that power.
Pain is not anything I would wish on anyone, because the anger, fear, and fire of destruction that pain can instill inside us is what I believe causes our fiercest, most diabolical dictators and leaders to exact horrific violence on others. Pain drives pain. But pain can also drive hope.
This is how I find that pain has helped me. It has helped me to be hopeful and find moments of joy and contentment. And it's made me compassionate and have empathy for others. Great mountains of hope are required to live through pain every day, year upon year. And I'm inspired to help others because I know how hard it can be.
I understand your pain.


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The Finger & the Moon
The Finger and the Moon is a work-in-progress site specific and interactive project involving several media. It's about spirituality, respect, tolerance, doubt, human beings and differences. It's a project of open questions. It's about the importance of spirituality in life and the danger of fanaticism. It's about social and anthropological issues as well.
The project has a specific website and blog as well: www.thefingerandthemoon.net
At the moment the project consists of a series of LIUBA's site specific interactive or partecipative performances, and of a series of videos, videoinstallations, digital works, photos and objects, all coming from the performances.
The Finger & the Moon #1
Performance: Venice Biennial Opening, June 2007
video: 2007-2008, Italy, colours 11'43" two channel video, ed3+ 2ap
video still and STREAP, 2007-2011 ed. 7 + 1ap
Performance outfit made in collaboration with stylist Elisabetta Bianchetti
The first step of this project was an interactive performance presented at the Opening of the 52 Venice Biennale on the 7th and 8th of June 2007.
Dressed like a nun, but with a 'multifaith' special dress expressly conceived for this project, LIUBA prayed simultaneously with different kinds of prayers, previously deeply investigated.
The project started in 2006 with a preparatory research on the main religious beliefs and on the different ways of praying in the world.
LIUBA spoke with the Imam of a Mosque and went to pray with Muslim women; She talked about Jewish Religion and Prayer with the Rabbi of a Synagogue; she investigated the practice and the spirituality of Buddhism speaking with different people; she went to pray Zazen in a Zen Temple, she traveled to a Native Reserve in Quebec, Canada, to know more about North American Native Spirituality.
Then she worked with the Italian stylist Elisabetta Bianchetti to conceive of a special nun dress with multi-religious references and details. Looking carefully at the details, the dress is different from traditional religious clothing. It has been designed taking inspiration from the Renaissance Madonnas.
Performing in real life situations involves unpredictability of reactions and events. LIUBA had many kinds of reactions and interactions from people, many of them meditating about the performance's meaning or being surprised about it.
LIUBA's cameraman, Raymonda Gentile, was hidden to the public and recorderd both the performance and people's reactions.
thefingerandthemoon.net
The Finger and the Moon #1, photos from performance, cm. 80x110, ed.3, 2007
Performance: St. Peter's Square, Vatican City, May 2009
video: 2009-10, Italy, colours 12'38" two channel video ed 3+ 2ap
videostills and STREAP, 2009-2011 ed. 7 + 1ap
The second step of the project consisted in a urban interactive performance at St. Peter's Square, Vatican City, on May 9, 2009. The live streaming of it was seen simultaneously in different galleries and locations around the world.
LIUBA went to S.Peter's Square dressed as a nun. Looking carefully and up close, the nun dress was different from the one used by traditional religions, having many multi-religious references and details.. It was designed by the artist with the cooperation of stylist Elisabetta Bianchetti.
As LIUBA arrived in S.Peter Square she began to pray in many different ways following the rituals of the world's main religions and practices.
People reactions to the performance were not homogeneous: they went from disinterest to surprise to appreciation to meditation to complaint. After more than one hour police stopped the artist saying it was not allowed to pray like that at the Vatican grounds.
Both for the symbolic value of the location and for the unpredictability of reactions, LIUBA decided to show the performance in a live stream in different galleries and places around the world, thus simbolically connected together.
Using the possibility of advanced technologies, The Finger and the Moon #2 has been exhibited with a live streaming in galleries, artists studios, collectors houses and religion communities in different part of the world.
The performance and the streaming connection began at 7pm Italian time. They lasted until police stopped the artist, after more than one hour. (Read the dialogue between Liuba and police)
The streaming had been seen only in 'real and physical locations'. People gathered in the galleries to watch the streamed, live performance that LIUBA was performing at Vatican City. There was a password, given only to the network locations, to connect to the streaming of the event.
The performance was recorded by two hidden cameraman: Barbara Fantini and Raymonda Gentile. Fantini's footage was seen live in streaming, while Gentile's were more focused on people reactions to the performance.
From the performance comes a two channel video installation, a two channel integral streaming video, a series of lambda print dyptychs and a video still.
ART GALLERIES AND LOCATIONS CONNECTED IN STREAMING:
Beijin (CI) – YUANFEN NEW MEDIA ART SPACE, Seven Stars East Street Dashanzi Factory 798, Chaoyang Qu, Beijing 100015, China www.yuanfenart.com
Belem (BR) – DYOCESIS OF BELEM
Chicoutimi (CA) – SÉQUENCE, 132 rue Racine Est, C.P. 442, Chicoutimi, Québec, G7H 5C2, Canada, tel. +1 418.543.2744
Jerusalem (IS)
Mashteuiatsh, Innu community, (CA), – THE NATIVE MUSEUM OF MASHTEUIATSH, 1787 Amishk Street, Mashteuiatsh, Québec G0W 2H0
Milan (I) – GALLERIA FAMIGLIA MARGINI, via Simone d'Orsenigo, 6, 20100 Milan
Modena (I) – BETTA FRIGIERI ARTE CONTEMPORANEA, Via G. Muzzioli 8, 41012 Modena, tel. +393393766367
Montreal (CA)
NewYork (US)
Paris (F) – GALERIE PASCAL VANHOECKE, 21 rue des Filles-du-Calvaire, 75003 Paris Tel: +33(0)1.40270927
Piacenza (I) – PLACENTIA ARTE, Via G. B. Scalabrini 116, Piacenza, Italy +39 3393766367,
Rome (I) – GALLERIA 12 -13, Via Garibaldi 12/13, Trastevere, 00100 Roma
SanFrancisco (US)
SaintPetersburg (R)
TelAviv (IS)
Turin (I)
Tokio (JA)
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The Finger and the Moon #2, 2009-2013, videostills
The Finger and the Moon #2, dyptic 1, lambda photo, cm 80x140, ed 3
Performance: S. Augustin Museum Deconsacrated Church, Sept 2012
Video: 2012-14, Italy, colours 24'43" ed 12
People of different faiths and beliefs took part in "Finger and the Moon #3″, meditating together with the artist, LIUBA, in a collective performance. The event, curated by Alessandra Gagliano Candela, is preceded by almost a year of site specific research and networking in the city of Genoa, by the Italian artist, supported by anthropologist Barbara Caputo. They established a direct rapport with different religious communities in the area, directly involving the inhabitants of the city into the art project.
The Deconsecrated Church of Saint Agostino's Museum, a container rich in history, lends itself particularly well to the realization of this performance/rite of great emotional and conceptual impact: LIUBA's video-installation inside showed the videos of the two preceding stages of the project, while members of diverse religions prayed in the nave of the ancient religious building. LIUBA was wearing a new piece of artwork/clothing, the fruit of her collaboration with stylist Elisabetta Bianchetti.
The video collects and synthesizes participants' points of view, scenes from the performance, pictures of places of worship in NYC and some pics of the one year site-specific research and networking in the city of Genoa.
Participants met with LIUBA in the Museum's Deconsacrated Church a few hours before the performance began. The artist explained the importance of everyone feeling well, relaxed and free during the performance; being part of a performance is not like acting in the theater, rather it is about being natural and true. All the people involved were free to meditate and act in any way he or she liked, needing only to keep in mind simple logistical/spatial rules previously decided upon.
Participants introduced themselves to the others, explaining their reasons for taking part in this important piece of performance art and symbolic faith sharing event.
The collective performance began with all the participants on the steps of the church's apse breathing in unison; respiration is a universal need that is common to all people, religious or otherwise. Then LIUBA descended into the nave, moving among the public and praying various prayers of many religions. On her ad hoc oufit were images of several places of worship, temples and churches in New York City.
The participants then descended, one by one, into the nave while meditating individually in their own, personal ways. There was music composed for the event by LIUBA which mixes together some sacred music of various religions and video projections of the Finger and the Moon project videos #1 and #2.
The Finger and the Moon #3, photocomposition from performance, variable size, 2012
The Finger and the Moon #3 - documentation photo
The Finger and the Moon #4 is a series of photographs taken by LIUBA in New York City, focusing on building belonging to different religions as temples, churches, mosques, sinagogues, and many others.
The Finger and the Moon # 3 performance's outfit has been made editing together The Finger and the Moon # 4 series of photographs. The dress-work was made by the artist composing together in black and white many of those photos on fabric. The garment was produced by designer Elisabetta Bianchetti.
The dress-work was made by the artist composing together in black and white many of those photos on fabric. The garment was produced by designer Elisabetta Bianchetti.
The Finger and the Moon #4, 2013, original performance dress composition of NYC temples photos printed on canvas, cm.150 x 200, ed.unique
Series of 7 polyptychs with predella, digital composition from photos from performances, 2013, ed. 3+1 ap
The series is inspired by the medieval altarpieces consisting of a main image and a predella below.
The works are built by assembling photographs and video stills taken from the live performances of The Finger and the Moon Project. All the images are not taken in the studio but they assemble the results of the live performances, constituing a research that opens up new conceptual, semantic and aesthetic perspectives .
The Finger and the Moon #5, 2013 performance photos composition on baryta paper framed in wood and plexiglass, cm 100x167, ed.3
The Finger and the Moon #5, 2013 performance photos composition on baryta paper framed in wood and plexiglass, cm 40x67, ed.3
The Finger and The Moon #6
Performance: Art Paris, Grand Palais, Paris, April 4th, 2018
video: 2018, Italy-France, colours 14'52" ed 3+ 2ap
The Finger and the Moon #6 is part of the ongoing project which is questioning about different forms of spirituality, focusing on the concepts of tolerance, respect, fanaticism. In an era, like ours, where Spirituality and Religions are no longer just personal and private matters, but public and political as well.
Invited to exhibit and perform at Art Paris 2018, I decided to develop for Paris a new version of the Finger and the Moon Project, not forgetting the deep wounds received by this city.
Dressed like a nun, but with a 'multifaith' special dress expressly conceived for this project and designed with stylist Elisabetta Bianchetti, I went through the Grand Palais praying simultaneously with rituals of the most diffused religions of the world, triggering in the audience different reactions, which have ranged from surprise, to contemplation to indifference.
The video consists of a selection of footage taken during the live performance at the Grand Palais in April 2018, documenting both the performance art piece and the reaction of the public.
Since the The Finger and the Moon Project has already several works, and I was not interested in or could replicate what I have already strongly said with The Finger and the Moon # 2 in the Vatican, The Finger and the Moon #6 is focused on the feeling of estrangement that spirituality (multi-faith of course, with all that implies) causes in a context of 'market' like the one of a Contemporary Art Fair.
It is a work about people and their reactions, and about the contrast between spirituality and business. It's interesting to notice that Spirituality seems almost an extraneous element in the Art Fair, while we know – and I am convinced of it – that art creation is always connected with spirituality, of whatever form it is.
Much attention in the video was also given to music, which is the result of my research on sacred music of various peoples and religions, edited in a polyphonic manner. To this sound material coming from various parts of the world, I added pieces from Drop by Luigi Einaudi, which I thank.
"The Finger and the moon #6, performed at Art Paris and dedicated to the memory of the victims of fanaticism, represents a critique of dogmatism and an invitation to spirituality in the world of art. According to LIUBA, in fact, meditation, prayer and spiritual life are of great importance in our daily lives and in the world of art.
The title of the work is inspired by this sentence: "All religions are like fingers pointing to the moon /The important is not just looking at the finger "
(Pascal Vanhoecke)
"LIUBA c'est une artiste italienne dont le type d'expression principale est la performance avec lesquelles elle réalise des vidéos. Chaque projet est mis en place pour un lieu est un sujet spécifique. Ensuite elle muséifie quelques objets issus de ses performances et qui laissent une trace physique pour les amateurs d'art. Son travail d'artiste est centré sur des questions sociales, anthropologiques, géographiques et philosophiques. LIUBA questionne le comportement humain à l'aide de l'interactivité et de la chance.
Ses performances sont toujours faites dans des lieux publics sans que les observateurs ne soient prévenus. Les vidéos rendent compte du comportement du public mis en confrontation avec la performance réalisée. Ses recherches sont basées sur l'analyse sociale et l'étude des contradictions humaines. Elle analyse aussi avec humour des comportements du monde de l'art contemporain et parfois fait se rencontrer des deux. Dans "The Finger and the Moon" une nonne pratique les prières de toutes les confessions religieuses. C'est une performance « in progress » qui s'inscrit dans un projet d'analyse plus globale puisqu'elle l'a déjà réalisé sur le parvis du Vatican et à la biennale de Venise. "
(from the Pascal Vanhoecke Gallery presentation)
The Finger and The Moon #6 – Excerpt
The finger and The Moon #6, 2018, Videostill from performance at ART PARIS
from The Finger and the Moon Project – Luca Panaro
"(…) The place chosen by Liuba for her performative work is so unusual as full of symbolism, it is in fact Saint Peter's Square in Vatican City.The same may be said about the artist's dress, singlularly exemplary, it was created in consultation with the stylist Elisabetta Bianchetti. It is a dress similar to the one used by Christian nuns, but it has details that permits Liuba to assume Muslim and Jewish prayer positions, Buddhist meditation positions, and different Hindu yoga positions all in the same dress… " read the full article
from Saint Liuba – Mark Bartlett
"(…) By all appearances a Nun, she came to this place of pilgrimage to pray with closed hands, touching each Rosary bead and giving them her voice. But even the Nun's habit can be deceiving. Liuba is no ordinary Nun; she is closer in ecumenical philosophy to al-Falsifa and St. Thomas. After praying to Yahweh, she spread with equal devotional virtue an orange cloth in the Vatican's Piazza. Using a compass as Muslims do to face east toward Mecca with scientific accuracy, she prayed to Allah.." read the full article
Artjuice.net 2018 http://artjuice.net/liuba-une-nonne-dans-lart-contemporain-dialogue-avec-lartiste/
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