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  "use strict";

  /*
   * SHOPIFY API: Create new items
   */
  var Rsvp, _, async, logger, request, winston;

  request = require('request');

  async = require('async');

  _ = require('lodash');

  Rsvp = require('rsvp');

  winston = require('winston');

  logger = new winston.Logger({
    transports: [
      new winston.transports.File({
        filename: './api-create.log',
        maxsize: 5242880,
        maxFiles: 5
      }), new winston.transports.Console({
        json: false
      })
    ]
  });

  module.exports = function(config, requestObjects) {
    var promise;
    promise = new Rsvp.Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
      var asyncWorker, q;
      asyncWorker = function(item, callback) {
        var baseURL, endpoints, itemType, path, ref, ref1, ref2, ref3;
        baseURL = "https://" + config.apiKey + ":" + config.password + "@" + config.shop;
        itemType = _.first(_.keys(item));
        endpoints = {
          'order': 'orders',
          'page': 'pages',
          'product': 'products',
          'redirect': "redirects",
          'image': "products/" + ((ref = item.image) != null ? ref.product_id : void 0) + "/images",
          'collect': "collects",
          'close_order': "orders/" + ((ref1 = item.close_order) != null ? ref1.id : void 0) + "/close",
          'complete_fulfillment': "orders/" + ((ref2 = item.complete_fulfillment) != null ? ref2.order_id : void 0) + "/fulfillments/" + ((ref3 = item.complete_fulfillment) != null ? ref3.id : void 0) + "/complete",
          'metafield': (function() {
            var metafield, resource;
            metafield = item.metafield;
            if (metafield != null) {
              resource = metafield.owner_resource;
              if (resource === 'shop') {
                return "metafields";
              }
              if (resource === 'product') {
                return "products/" + metafield.owner_id + "/metafields";
              }
              return callback('Unknown metafield owner resource');
            }
          })(),
          'article': "blogs/" + item.blog_id + "/articles"
        };
        path = (function() {
          return "/admin/" + endpoints[itemType] + ".json";
        })();
        return request({
          method: 'POST',
          uri: baseURL + path,
          json: item
        }, function(err, res, body) {
          var apiLimitLevel, throttleDelay;
          logger.info("POST " + path);
          if (err != null) {
            logger.error(err);
            return setImmediate(callback, err);
          }
          if (res.headers['x-shopify-shop-api-call-limit']) {
            apiLimitLevel = res.headers['x-shopify-shop-api-call-limit'];
            throttleDelay = (function() {
              var limitPair, limitPercent;
              limitPair = apiLimitLevel.split('/');
              limitPercent = limitPair[0] / limitPair[1] * 100;
              if (limitPercent > 50) {
                return 7000;
              }
              return 500;
            })();
            console.log("API Limit: " + apiLimitLevel);
          }
          if (!(res.statusCode === 201 || res.statusCode === 200)) {
            console.log(JSON.stringify(body, null, 2));
            logger.error("Status code: " + res.statusCode + "\n" + path);
            return setImmediate(callback, res.statusCode);
          }
          logger.info("SUCCESS");
          return setTimeout(function() {
            return callback(null);
          }, throttleDelay);
        });
      };
      q = async.queue(asyncWorker, 15);
      q.drain = function() {
        console.log('Queue is drained');
        return resolve([]);
      };
      return q.push(requestObjects, function(err) {
        console.log("Remaining tasks: " + (q.length()));
        if (err != null) {
          q.kill();
          return reject(err);
        }
      });
    });
    return promise;
  };

}).call(this);

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This Place of Worship was founded in 1991, but we understand it was closed in 2004.
This congregation was established in 1987, as a prayer group and school. Early meetings were held in a church hall, then later in Scout Headquarters in Tuffley. In 1991, the group was adopted by the Gloucester Christian Fellowship (GCF), and in 1995, members of the church financed the purchase and renovation of 29 Spa Road ("The Judge's Lodgings") in Gloucester, as more permanent accomodation for both church and school.
This continued until 2004, when the GCF (which was renamed Gloucester Community Church in 2001) decided to sell the premises, after which both church and school moved outside Gloucester, to Beauchamp House, near Churcham.
Since then, a new "Gloucester Community Church" has opened in Gloucester, in the former St Luke's Methodist Church in Stroud Road, so this may be a return to Gloucester of the former church.
The Judge's Lodgings occupies a pair of semi-detached houses at 29-31 Spa Road, built in 1833-39 by Sir Robert Smirke for John Phillpotts. It was converted to Judges Lodgings in 1864, to provide accomodation for Judges who sat at the Gloucester Assizes. It became a Grade II Listed Building in 1952, and since its sale by GCC in 2004 it has been converted into apartments.
Now or formerly Community Church.
Gloucester Community Church, Gloucester shown on a Google Map.
Information last updated on 6 Nov 2011 at 13:40.
This Report was created 27 Mar 2019 - 15:25:51 GMT from information held in the Gloucestershire section of the Places of Worship Database. This was last updated on 7 Feb 2019 at 07:45.


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"Good quanlity food,10/10 presentaton. but staff over attentive & only 1/4 of coffee! Have been there and done that feeling.
15 miles north east of Worcester along the Seven Valley is the picturesque town of Bewdley. By the time of William the Conqueror it was part of the manor of Kidderminster and by the late 12th century was in the hands of the Mortimer family. These were prosperous time for "beau lieu" (French for beautiful place) as it had became known and 1472 King Edward IV incorporated the town as a Borough which allowed the town to have its own Coat of Arms, hold Markets and hold its own court sessions. This prosperity was as a result of the towns location on the River Seven and its closeness to the Wyre Forest. Rivers were the main means of communication and the boatmen of Bewdley were kept busy loading an unloading their flat-bottomed boats (called "trows" locally). Exports from Bewdley included timber from the Wyre Forest, ironware from the Black Country and pottery from Stoke; imports included China Clay from Devon and luxury goods such as wine and tobacco. Bewdley had always been an important crossing point on the river before the first bridge was built in 1447 this was replaced in 1483 and again, following flood damage by the present bridge which was constructed by Thomas Telford in 1798. King Henry VIII built the Palace of Tickenhill for his son Prince Arthur, it was also used as a meeting place for the Council of the Marches of Wales. Some fine examples of Timber-framed and Georgian houses still stand showing the wealth that the river trade brought to the town; River House and Kimberley House by the river, the George Hotel and Lower Park House - birthplace of Stanley Baldwin, who was Prime Minister three times between 1923 and 1937 - are just some of Bewdley`s architectural gems. Bewdley is also the Headquarters of the Seven Valley Railway, the Bewdley Museum in The Shambles, Load Street tells the history of Bewdley and the surrounding areas. John Lyland the great Elizabethan traveller said of Bewdley "a man cannot wish to see a better towne". Nothing has changed in the subsequent 400 years.


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EU workers are vital indeed to almost every part of the farming industry. And Scotland, more generally, has benefitted from freedom of movement.
This is because, as Ms Sturgeon also commented, Scotland's economy is dependent on the rural sector. She stressed that it is vital to provide a longer term commitment to farming in Scotland and that the Scottish Government would focus on giving farmers their full support.
We were pleased to welcome the First Minister to be part of this gathering of key members of the rural community. This is always a well-attended event, but this year it was quite incredible. With the changes to the political landscape, there is an immense impact on the rural sector. A seminar like this, featuring such a fantastic line-up of speakers, provides fresh insight and ideas into current issues facing the industry.


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SECURE Act: Modification of Required Minimum Distribution Rules for Designated Beneficiaries (Section 401)
401(k) Plans, SECURE Act
by Scott Rain
Based on the new provisions of the SECURE Act, there are now much more restrictive rules surrounding a required minimum distribution (RMD) to designated beneficiaries of retirement accounts. Under the updated rules, most non-spouse IRA and retirement plan beneficiaries will have to take distributions from inherited retirement accounts within 10 years after the account owner's death.
Prior to the Secure Act, RMD rules permitted non-spouse beneficiaries to take distributions from an inherited IRA or retirement plan over their life expectancy beginning with the year following the year the account owner died. As such, to the extent an individual inherited an IRA from a grandparent, there existed the ability to draw out or stretch the distributions over an extended period. For example, if you inherited an IRA at the age of 40, the current IRS life expectancy table says you have 43.6 years to live. Therefore, you must start taking annual RMDs from the inherited account by dividing the account balance as of the end of the previous year by your remaining life expectancy as of the end of the current year. Your second RMD would equal the account balance as of the end of the following year divided by 42.6, and the pattern would continue until the account balance was depleted.
The new 10-year distribution rule significantly limits the stretch IRA strategy outlined above. It can still work, but only in the limited circumstances when the 10-year rule does not apply.
The Secure Act's RMD change will not affect accounts inherited by a so-called eligible designated beneficiary, namely one who is: (1) the surviving spouse of the deceased account owner, (2) a minor child of the deceased account owner, (3) a beneficiary who is no more than 10 years younger than the deceased account owner, or (4) disabled or chronically ill individuals.
The new 10-year rule generally applies regardless of whether the account owner dies before or after his or her RMD required beginning date. Following the death of an eligible designated beneficiary, the account balance simply must be distributed within 10 years. Further, when an account owner's child reaches the age of majority under applicable state law, the account balance must be distributed within 10 years after that date.
Effective date: The Secure Act's RMD change is generally effective for RMDs taken from accounts whose owners die after 2019. RMD rules for accounts inherited from owners who died before 2020 remain unchanged.
Interested in learning more about the SECURE Act? Download the SECURE Act eBook from the Schneider Downs Retirement Solutions team for a full overview of provisions and highlights at www.schneiderdowns.com/secure-act-ebook.
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Eugene "Nudie" Hughes (born 1957/8) is a former Gaelic footballer who played at senior level for the Monaghan county team.

Playing career
Nudie helped Monaghan to victory in the 1985 National Football League Final defeating Armagh and he collected three Ulster Senior Football Championship medals in 1979, defeating Donegal, in 1985, beating Derry  and again in 1988, defeating  Tyrone in Clones. Nudie was the first Monaghan man to receive an All-Star Award and featured regularly on All-Star teams selected in 1979, 1985 and 1988. He collected a Railway Cup Medal with Ulster in 1984 and he was listed at number 115 in The 125 greatest stars of the GAA lists.

In December 2018, shortly after attending the All Stars ceremony at which three Monaghan players received awards in November, Hughes was diagnosed with liver and colon cancer and spoke about it in June 2020.

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Living people
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What Can We Do About Foreign Fighters Returning From Islamic State?
Nikita Malik Contributor
I specialise in countering extremism, radicalisation and terrorism.
london, UK - March 7th, 2018: Metropolitan police officers stand vigilant in front of 10 Downing Street on Whitehall, City of Westminster, London, England, UK
Yesterday, the Rt Hon Ben Wallace MP, Minister of State for Security at the Home Office, argued that terror laws need to be updated so foreign terrorist fighters returning from Islamic State can be brought to justice in the United Kingdom.
While there is no doubt that prosecution is necessary in holding perpetrators to account, it is fraught with complications.
There are several routes to prosecute Islamic State fighters, including the United Kingdom encouraging Iraq to become a party of the Rome Statute and allowing the International Criminal Court (ICC) to prosecute there, the establishment of a new ad-hoc tribunal for the purposes of Iraq or Syria, existing ICC investigations into events in Libya pursuant to the Security Council's referral in 2011, and jurisdiction over attacks on the areas where Islamic State held territory. The United Kingdom has an important role to play in strengthening access to justice, collecting and preserving evidence, and upholding accountability through capacity building.
The first complication, however, is that of evidence. Mr Wallace himself has stated "intelligence is not evidence" and to seek to prosecute people just on an intelligence case is a "slippery slope".
Last year, I recommended that a new international legal task force be created to gather evidence on foreign fighters of Islamic State. This was later debated at the House of Lords. The collection of evidence to build cases against individuals must be strengthened within national justice systems in Iraq, Syria, Libya, and Nigeria: terrorist 'hot spots' where crimes have occurred.
Some have suggested that Bar Associations of the UK and the US should 'assist' in evidence collection and prosecution in countries where common law is practiced. However, Nigeria is the only common law country among the countries listed, therefore, Iraq, Syria, and Libya - key areas where terrorism has occurred - would be excluded from this proposal.
While a review of local legislation is an important first step, it does not go far enough. To prosecute foreign fighters effectively, the British government should lead on the creation of an international task force, which includes legal assistance from the UK, to document evidence of terrorism (including, but not limited to, the flow and creation of financial revenue; the ability to reward, recruit, and retain terrorist fighters; ideological propoganda) and assist in the gathering of evidence in conflict ridden countries where terrorist groups such as Islamic State and Boko Haram are prevalent. Groups such as Islamic State have kept extensive records of fighters and their backgrounds, which can be used to gather and inform evidence for potential further investigation and potentially prosecution. The proposed task force must assist both with documentation and with prosecutions, by providing legal training and practical assistance.
A multi-faceted approach will be required. The International Legal Task Force can work with nongovernmental organisations (NGOs), charities, and embassies on the ground to better track the overlap between violence, human trafficking, and terrorist organisations, for example. It is important that victims of terrorism - including those who have been subject to sexual violence, trafficking, or genocide as a tactic of terrorism - continue to work with NGOs and organisations that they trust, and funding must be tailored to support these groups. This information will better inform assistance, reparations, and justice given to victims of terrorism.
One example would be to monitor and create a log of individuals trafficked and traded by terrorist and trafficking groups who are found in trafficking 'hot spots': a register treated with the highest degree of confidentiality to ensure protection of those who have been forthcoming with information of their experiences. The European Migrant Smuggling Center (EMSC), a division of Europol, have already begun to do this by mapping criminal organisations that facilitate smuggling. Europol's research indicates that 90% of these migrants have their journey facilitated by a criminal organisation, some of which overlap with terrorist groups.
The second complication is in terms of our existing legal toolkit.
In 2014, the Henry Jackson Society, where I am the Director of our Center on Radicalization and Terrorism, argued that treason laws could be used against foreign terrorist fighters.
Policy recommendations outlined in the paper included the use of the treason law as a 'high-profile mechanism' for deterring foreign fighters, and sending a strong message about the type of behavior the British state will tolerate from its citizens. The report also argued for allowing passport confiscation without Royal Prerogative and with an independent oversight mechanism, as well as more widespread use of Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures (TPIMs) on aspiring fighters.
The report was ahead of its time, and including a standardized protocol for all returning fighters with a range of measures commensurate to the threat posed, ensuring a minimum standard of contact as well as a focus on prosecuting the online promotion of IS materials by UK-based extremists.
While some of these proposals are now being utilized, others, such as the introduction of a national counselling service to help support the families of returning or aspiring foreign fighters, have yet to be introduced.
With more than 900 individuals from the UK travelling to engage with the conflict in Syria, we must ensure that robust evidence and legal tools are used against those who continue to pose a threat to our national security.
Nikita Malik
I am currently the Director of the Centre on Radicalisation and Terrorism (CRT) at the Henry Jackson Society, where I serve as a research expert in countering violent ex...


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Q: Delete characters from cursor up to the beginning I'm confused, ctrl+k deletes characters from the cursor up to the end of the line. But why does ctrl+u delete the whole line?

A: Ctrl+u delete characters from the current cursor position until the beginning of the line. If the current cursor position is at the end of the line, of course that all the line will be deleted.
See also: How do I clear/delete the current line in terminal?

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Set in a 17th-century convent, this hotel is located in the heart of the historical Marais district in central Paris. It offers individually-decorated rooms with free Wi-Fi access. The guest rooms at the Hôtel de Joséphine BONAPARTE retain original features, such as exposed wooden beams. Each is equipped with a TV and tea and coffee making facilities, and some also feature a bath. Guests can start the morning with a buffet breakfast in the shared lounge. Guests also have the possibility to enjoy breakfast in their room at an extra charge. There is also a champagne bar, which is open all day, and guests can relax in the hotel's patio. Hôtel de Joséphine BONAPARTE is situated just 80 metres from the Saint-Paul Metro Station and a 5-minute walk from the famous Place des Vosges. The Place de la Bastille is just a 7-minute walk from the Hôtel de Joséphine BONAPARTE.
The Hôtel de Joséphine Bonaparte opened this charming residence, with its lounges and 24 rooms, to all would-be Parisians – for a night or a longer stay, a cup of tea, an evening drink, or even a whole night of cocktails and delicious nibbles.
Hidden behind a flamboyant courtyard, Hôtel is the intimate and delightful escape after a long journey, a day of strolling, visiting museums, and fabulous shopping to be found in this multi-faceted part of old Paris.


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is a fighting video game for the PlayStation 2 based on the Dragon Ball franchise. The game was developed by Dimps, and published in North America by Atari, and in Europe and Japan by Namco Bandai Games under the Bandai label. It was released in North America on November 4, 2008, in Japan on December 4, and in Europe the following day.

Within a week of the game's initial release in Japan, it sold 76,452 units. The game received generally mixed reviews, with some of video games publications commenting on its frustrating gameplay and very little differences to older Dragon Ball Z games.

Gameplay

The game's mechanics are essentially the same as those of the Budokai series, with some elements carried over from Burst Limit. Players take control of and battle various characters from the Dragon Ball franchise. Forty-two characters are playable, in comparison with Budokai 3s  thirty-eight characters.

The game's story mode, called Dragon Mission, uses a map with various objective missions icons that retell some of the battles within the manga and anime series. Players take control of their icon, a Goku avatar, by walking or running to an available mission icon. These missions range from standard and timed endurance battles. Other missions include mini games such as on-foot searches, races to reach a destination or find an item, timed button sequence responders and first person shooters.

Skill capsules are carried over from the Budokai series. They allow players to customize characters with a variety of special techniques and attributes. The capsules can be bought with Zeni, and the more of the same capsule a player buys, the stronger their effects become. This differs from the Budokai series, where skills had to be placed multiple times on a character for them to become stronger.

A mode called "Fighter's Road" becomes available after certain goals are met. Players participate in a series of battles on four of the maps from the Dragon Mission mode. Like Dragon Mission, players are rewarded a certain amount of Zeni after every victory. They are also rewarded more Zeni according to how many battles they've won when they exit.

 Development
The game was first announced in August 2008 by Atari's French website. The announcement stated that the game was in development by Dimps and would retain many of the qualities found in the Budokai series, yet they would include new innovations such as the Dragon Mission mode and a simplified combat system from Burst Limit. It was also promised that the game's roster would include up to forty playable characters, not including transformations and was given a European release date of sometime in December of that year. Included with the announcement were several screenshots which revealed gameplay of the combat system and four of the mini-games from both the Saiyan and Android sagas. This was followed by an announcement posted on Atari's North American page revealing that they would retain the Infinite World title and a release date sometime in November. Around the same time, V Jump announced the game would be released in Japan and that the game would also utilize the Infinite World title. In September, more information was released stating that the capsule system would be brought back and the audio would include both the English and Japanese voice talent. In October, Famitsu posted more screenshots revealing more mini-games within the Frieza and Cell sagas. On October 15, Atari released a press statement announcing that the game was completed. A few days later the game was unveiled at the Tokyo Game Show.

According to producer Riyo Mito, the game's title Infinite World implies the immense gameplay of the epic Dragon Ball universe within thpe of the game's Dragon Mission mode. The game was specifically chosen for the PlayStation 2 to target fans that did not have access to the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 consoles to play the previous title, Burst Limit, at the time.

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 is the licensed soundtrack to the video game. Composer Kenji Yamamoto returns to provide music for the game along with Kanon Yamamoto, with both credited as Kenz and Canon respectively. There are twenty-two pieces created exclusively for the game, with the rest carried over from the previous three Budokai games. The game's theme songs "Hikari no Sasu Mirai e!" and "Dragon Ball Party" were written by Yuriko Mori and performed by Hironobu Kageyama. However, the game's North American packaging only features Kageyama as a contributor, and the game's instruction manual does not list any music credits, causing people in the gaming community, not familiar with the material, to believe that Kageyama was the game's composer. Some game critics have gone on to record in their reviews citing the music as the superior part of the game. The new music was released as Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World Original Soundtrack by Lantis on January 7, 2009,  while the theme songs were released as a single by King Records on Christmas Day 2008.Track listing:"Hikari no Sasu Mirai e!" (Game OP ver.)
"Rock O'motion"
"5th Street"

"Flash Battle"
"psychic force"

"Tropica"

"No Man's Island"
"Capsule Co."
"Jumba!"
"Hey, Mr. Watson"

"Vital Atomz"
"Cosmic Youth"

"fight in the cell"

"Run! Run! Run!"

"twilight harbor"
"Dragon Ball Party"

Hikari no Sasu Mirai e!

 is the opening theme to the video game and is the sixty-ninth single by Japanese singer Hironobu Kageyama. It was released by King Records on Christmas Day in 2008 in Japan only and would peak at 200 on Oricon. The song was written by Yuriko Mori and the composition and arrangement was by Kenji Yamamoto (Kenz).

This release also include the closing theme "Dragon Ball Party" and the English version of the opening theme "We Gonna Take You There". Ironically, the version of the song that was used was the Japanese version as opposed to the English version, which contrasted to the previous two Dragon Ball Z console games Budokai Tenkaichi 3 and Burst Limit which used English versions of their opening theme songs.Track listing:'''
光のさす未来へ!Hikari no Sasu Mirai e!/To the Future Pointed By the Light!Dragon Ball Party
We Gonna Take You There
光のさす未来へ! (instrumental)Hikari no Sasu Mirai e! (instrumental)/To the Future Pointed By the Light! (Instrumental) Reception

The game went on to only sell 200,000 copies in Japan and 80,000 copies in the United States as of August 2010. However, Infinite World went on to become Japan's second top-selling game in 2008, selling 76,452 units the first week in the country right behind Professor Layton and the Unwound Future.

During its initial release, Infinite World received mixed reviews. Many felt the game was identical to Budokai 3, while others thought the game's story mode and mini games were too daunting, and that the game was geared more towards hardcore fans instead of casual gamers. It earned aggregated scores of 48/100 on Metacritic, a score of 50.80% on GameRankings, and IGN gave the game a 3.5; a score lower than that of the critically panned Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22''.

The soundtrack would receive mixed reviews from gaming critics. Unfortunately these critics miss state Kageyama as composer. Due to the North America packaging only listing Kageyama responsible for the music, "Music by Hironobu Kageyama". Sites like Gamer 2.0 and IGN would give the tracks low scores. with IGN's Greg Miller calling the music repetitive. While other sites such as the Gamer Temple and Game Radar site the music as the only good part the game has to offer with Game Radar's Alan Kim stating to "download the tunes and skip everything else". Ben Dutka of PSXExtreme found the music to be disconcerting citing that the atmosphere gave the impression that it was mocking the game.

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2008 video games
Atari games
Bandai Namco games
Dimps games
Infinite World
Fighting games
PlayStation 2 games
PlayStation 2-only games
Video games developed in Japan
Video games with cel-shaded animation
Multiplayer and single-player video games
Video games scored by Kenji Yamamoto (composer, born 1958)


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Landfall nominated for Grammy
The Kronos Quartet is honored that Landfall, our Nonesuch Records album with Laurie Anderson, has been nominated for a 2019 Grammy Award in the Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance category. Congratulations to all of the nominees, including several other Nonesuch artists and Kronos' longtime producer Judy Sherman, who was nominated – again – as the Classical Producer of the Year.
The idea for a collaboration began in 1989, but was not realized until 2011. Anderson developed Landfall with Kronos through a series of workshops at her studio – as she writes in the liner notes: "I prepared rhythmic and atmospheric loops made of violin phrases, sound effects, and passages I constructed with the Optigan, an electronic keyboard which was essentially a toy made by Mattel in the early 70s… I made hundreds of loops. My method in the workshops was asking the quartet to play these loops acoustically, breaking their elements into four parts. Sometimes I asked them to improvise on top of them." Her music was transcribed by frequent Kronos collaborator Jacob Garchik, who also worked with Anderson and Kronos to arrange the piece.
Landfall live at the Barbican in London, 2013 / credit Mark Allan
Landfall premiered at the University of Maryland's Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center on February 1, 2013. Produced by Pomegranate Arts with Kronos Performing Arts Association, the project – a live multimedia performance incorporating a software that converted musical sounds into words and phrases which were then projected onto a screen at the back of the stage – also included the contributions of Liubo Borrisov, Bob Currie, Konrad Kaczmarek, Shane Koss and Brian H. Scott. "There have been magical performances [of Landfall] that feel like they say something we didn't know we were capable of," David Harrington, artistic director, founder and violinist of Kronos Quartet, said in an interview with The Quietus earlier this year. "The way the sound is developing and changing, the way the sound is so alive in its variety – there's nothing like it in our recorded work."
Thank you to Scott Fraser who recorded, edited, mixed and co-produced this recording. He "did an absolutely incredible job of realizing the ideas we all had and took it to a level that we couldn't have imagined," said Harrington.
Scott Fraser, John Sherba, Laurie Anderson, Hank Dutt, Sunny Yang and David Harrington during the Landfall recording sessions at Studio Trilogy in San Francisco / credit Christina Johnson
Landfall was commissioned by Adelaide Festival, Australia; Barbican, London; Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, University of Maryland, College Park; Peak Performances @ Montclair State (NJ); Perth International Arts Festival, Australia; Stanford Live, Stanford University; and Texas Performing Arts at The University of Texas at Austin. Additional project support was provided to the Kronos Performing Arts Association by the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Home > Dr. Ijaz Urrehman
Dr. Ijaz Urrehman,
Assistant Professor, College of Business Administration
P.O. Box 128821, Dubai
www.afu.ac.ae
ijaz.urrehman@afu.ac.ae
Academic Profile
With several years of teaching experience, Dr. Ijaz Ur Rehman proved to be a valuable addition to the College of Business Administration. He received his Ph.D. in Finance from University of Malaya in Malaysia where he is also a recipient of Bright Sparks Scholarship from University of Malaya Bright Sparks Scheme (SBSUM).
Dr. Ijaz taught Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses, supervised theses and projects and counseled students in quantitative analysis and publications. He has numerous refereed publications, presented in distinguished conferences and attended a number of seminars, workshops and trainings.
Ph.D. Finance& Banking
University of Malaya, Malaysia
MS- Management Sciences (Maj. Finance)
SZABIST Islamabad, Pakistan
MSc Economics and Finance
International Islamic University, Pakistan
Bachelor (Hons) in Economics
University of Peshawar, Pakistan
Bright Sparks Scholarship, University of Malaya Bright Sparks Scheme (SBSUM), 2012- 2015
ADMINISTRATIVE AND ACADEMIC ROLES
Member, Scientific Research and Conferences Committee
Member, Quality and AccreditationCommittee
Member, Professional DevelopmentCommittee
Managerial Finance (0503201)
Principles of Microeconomics (0509210)
Principles of Macroeconomics 0509220)
Quantitative Analysis for Managers (0509615)
Macro - Financial Linkages
Financial Development
Stock Market Liquidity
Economic and Financial Consequences of CSR
The Role of Banking Market Structure and Financial Development in the Growth of Financially Dependent Industries: Fresh Evidence from China, 47 (2), 108-134Global Economic Review, Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group (With Khan, H.H, Qureshi,F and Ghafoor, A)
Does Gold act as a Safe haven against Exchange Rate Fluctuations? The case of Pakistan Rupee, Journal of Policy Modeling, Elsevier BV, North Holland (with Quershi,F and Quershi, S)
Does Family Control Explain why Corporate Social Responsibility Affects Investment Efficiency? Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, 25(5) 880-888, John Wiley & Sons (With Shahzad, F, Nawaz,F. and Nawab,N.)
Stocks as Hedge against Inflation in Pakistan: Evidence from ARDL Approach, Global Business Review, 18(1) (January-February 2017), Sage Publications, London UK (with Shahbaz, M and Islam, F.)
Exchange Rate Risk and the bilateral trade between Malaysia – Singapore, Studies in Economics and Finance,34 (3), 407-426 Emerald Group Publishing, UK (with Aftab, M.)
Consumer Confidence and Sectoral Stock Returns in China: Evidence from Multi- Resolution Wavelet and Granger Coherence, International Journal of Business and Society, 18(S3), 479-502, University Sarwak Malaysia (With Al Barguthi,S. Qureshi,F, Qureshi, S. and Shahzad, F)
Testing the Efficiency of ASE by the Two Step Regression Based Technique, the Johansen Multivariate Technique Cointegration, and Granger Causality, Electronic Journal of Applied Statistical Analysis, 9 (3), Università Del Salento, Itlay (With, Al Barghouthi,S., Rawashdeh,G.),
Is the Relationship between Macroeconomy and Stock Market liquidity Mutually Reinforcing? Evidence from an Emerging Market, , International Journal of Monetary Economics and Finance, 9(3) Inderscience Publisher Switzerland (With Mahdzan, N. S.A, and Zainudin, R.)
Macroeconomic Determinants of Stock Market Capitalization in an Emerging Market: Fresh evidence from Cointegration with Unknown Structural Breaks, Macroeconomics and Finance in Emerging Market Economies, 9 (1), 75-99 Routledge Taylor and Francis Group, (With Shahbaz, M and Afza, T.)
On the Linkages between Exchange Rate, Inflation and Interest Rate in Malaysia: Evidence from Autoregressive Distributed Lag Modeling, Pakistan Journal of Statistics 31(5): 609-622 (With Aftab, M.)
Revisiting Linkages between Financial Development, Trade Openness and Economic growth in South Africa: Fresh evidence from Combined Integration Test, Quality & Quantity: International Journal of Methodology, 49 (2): 785-803. Springer Netherlands (With, Polat, A. Shahbaz, M. Sati, S, L.)
Re-Visiting Financial Development and Economic Growth Nexus: The Role of Capitalization in Bangladesh, South African Journal of Economics, 83(3): 452-471, John Wiley & Sons, (With Shahbaz, M and Muzzafar, T, A.)
Is Gold Investment a Hedge against Inflation in Pakistan? A Co-integration and Causality Analysis in the Presence of Structural Breaks, The North American Journal of Economics and Finance, 28 (c):190-205, Elsevier BV, North Holland (With Shahbaz, M. Ali, I. and Tahir, M.)
The Economic Consequences of Mandatory IFRS Reporting: Emerging Market Perspective, Engineering Economics, 25(4): 401–409, Kaunas University of Technology (With Shahzad, F.)
Linkages between Income Inequality, International Remittances and Economic Growth in Pakistan, Quality & Quantity: International Journal of Methodology, 48 (3): 1511-1535, Springer Netherlands (With Shahbaz, M. and Mahdzan, N. S.A)
On the Causal Chain of Economic Freedom and Stock Market Development in Malaysia: Structural Equation Modeling Approach, Actual Problems of Economics 8(146):351-362, National Academy of Management (With, Polat, A and Sati, S, L.)
Exploring the Nexus: Stock Market, T. Bills, Inflation, Interest Rate and Exchange Rate, Journal of Economics and Behavioral Studies, 4(7): 384-389, International Foundation for Research and Development (With Sajjad, S, I., Shafi, H., Jan, S U. Saddat, M)
Investment Appraisal Techniques and Constraints on Capital Investment, Actual Problem of Economics 2(4) (2012): 27-33, National Academy of Management (With Hunjra, A, I. Batool, I., Niaza, S, K.)
The Dividend Policy in Manufacturing Sector of Pakistan: The Perception of Corporate Managers, Journal of Economics and Behavioral Studies, 3(1): 220-6140, International Foundation for Research and Development (With Haleem, F. and Javed, Y,A)


Fujitsu Laboratories has developed technology that can be easily set up and autonomously carry on a dialogue, based on artificial intelligence technology, while accurately understanding a user's request and naturally eliciting the necessary information. The technology is intended primarily for customer service support.
With previous technology, dialogue with computers required preparations of dialogue scenarios laying out how to respond when certain things are said, and business systems usually operated based on these scenarios.
Now Fujitsu Laboratories has developed a new technology that can structurally extract the relationships between word meanings of input text to deal with the multiple meanings, ambiguity and other problems particular to Japanese language expressions, enabling a highly accurate understanding of users' speech and realizing smooth dialogue.
In addition, by properly incorporating information from external databases, such as linked open data (LOD), while also using a knowledge-based dialogue creation technology that automatically learns response options for natural dialogue from records, Fujitsu Laboratories has developed technology that can autonomously conduct dialogue.
Through these technologies, information service providers can quickly implement a system that suggests recommended products and service plans through a natural dialogue user interface, without preparing complicated scenarios based on their services ahead of time.
These technologies use Fujitsu Limited's AI technology, Human Centric AI Zinrai.
Currently, messaging applications for users to conduct dialogue with a system are becoming familiar as a method of communication on smartphones.
In order to apply this, there have been a number of public APIs for these message applications to let users converse with systems, and there are increasing expectations that dialogue systems will be implemented for a variety of services.
With previous technology, in order to have a dialogue with a computer, it was necessary to prepare dialogue scenarios laying out how to respond when certain things are said, and business systems usually operated based on these scenarios.
For these types of scenarios it was necessary to record expected user statements in advance, and so it took a long time to build and implement dialogue systems – not only because it was necessary to also think of scenarios to return the dialogue to its goal if the user made an off-topic statement, but also because it was necessary to prepare these scenarios for each task or service.
Now Fujitsu Laboratories has developed task-oriented dialogue technology that can elicit desired information through an autonomous dialogue with the user, without preparing the complicated scenarios that were necessary with previous systems, and which can suggest recommended products and service plans.
Using these technologies, in an evaluation trial based on a travel business, this system was able to greatly improve its recognition rate, from 67% to 91%, in extracting the travel destination compared with previous keyword methods, providing a smoothly flowing conversation.
When executing such tasks as promoting products or suggesting service plans, there is a tendency to use dialogue scenarios that blandly ask about the information necessary for the task. With this newly developed knowledge-based dialogue creation technology, however, it is possible to appropriately include tens of millions of data points of information using external databases, such as LOD, which makes it easy to build a natural and friendly dialogue system.
Fujitsu Laboratories also used automated learning, which makes it possible to build a system that can hold smooth and natural conversations without creating complicated scenarios.
Fujitsu Laboratories carried out a field trial of these technologies on certain customer support tasks of Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance, demonstrating that they can respond correctly during a natural dialogue.
These technologies eliminate the need to prepare scenarios for each service, so it is now possible to quickly and easily add a dialogue user interface to a variety of services, and it can be expected they will be used in a variety of services. Users can also expect that, because they will be able to access these services through the messaging applications they are used to using, ICT services will become even more convenient and familiar.
Fujitsu Laboratories will move forward on validation trials of this technology, and aims to implement it in Fujitsu Limited's solutions in fiscal 2016. Moreover, Fujitsu Laboratories will work to expand the applicable areas for these technologies to a broad variety of services, such as customer service, sales, call centres and virtual assistants, as new AI technologies for Zinrai's decision making and support functions.


Dr. P. Natarajan Professor of Commerce School of Management Pondicherry University Puducherry, India.
Keywords: Brand, Brand Preference, Brand Loyalty, Brand Equity & Indian car Industry.
A brand is defined as a specific name, symbol or design or, more usually some combination of these, that is used to distinguish a particular seller's product. Today with a considerable change over time, there is an increase in modern and sophisticated branding of both tangibles and intangibles. Brands, particularly those that are high in brand equity (value of the brand) can be organizations most powerful assets. Survey method has been adopted to elicit the views of local and global brand car owners. The customers' preference towards local and global brands is studied by administering structured interview schedule with 200 customers in Puducherry city. In time when competition is getting passionate, it is imperative for the firm to seriously evaluate factors that are not only important in creating strong brand equity but also assist them in achieving customer satisfaction and loyalty. The results of the study shows that brand preference and brand loyalty play an important role in creating brand equity. These components of brand equity must be coherent in their actions so that consistent image of the firm is realized and valued by customers.


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Q: Without losing the parentheses, convert list to set and then "join" together with a list of sets
*

*I have an index value called new_c[a]. new_c[a] == [1,2,3]

*I have a list of sets called check_com_of_three. Which is [(4,5,6), (7,8,9)].

*I would like to join set(new_c[a]) with check_com_of_three.

(eg. [(1,2,3),(4,5,6),(7,8,9)])
I'm using set to make sure there are no repeating sets in set(check_com_of_three)
>>>set(new_c[a]) + str(',') + set(check_com_of_three)

Output
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<pyshell#34>", line 1, in <module>
    set(new_c[a]) + str(',') + set(check_com_of_three)
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'set' and 'str'

Any explanation as to why I'm doing this wrong, and what is the best and easiest method to do this?

A: Since you already have a list, you can use insert with an index position:
x = (1,2,3)
y = [(4,5,6), (7,8,9)]

y.insert(0, tuple(x))
print(y)

OUTPUT:
[(1,2,3), (4,5,6), (7,8,9)]

A: I'm still not completely sure what you need, but this should show you how the + operator works. Both operands of + must have the same type, and the result will be the same type as both operands, in this case, list.
element = new_c[a]
check_com_of_three = [(4,5,6), (7,8,9)]

new_list = check_com_of_three + [element]


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Dogmersfield Parish Council > Parish History
There were originally two manors, one of Dogmersfield and one of Pilcot. Pilcot Manor continued as such until the mid-17th century.
Today we are celebrating in Pilcot, a hamlet in the parish of Dogmersfield.
1024 – Earliest reference to Dogmersfield – "Docce Mere (water-lily lake) Feld"
1086 – Domesday Book reference – a Mill at Pilcot valued at 6s. 6d. (not the same one as today, but we can still have our annual duck race near it!). The Domesday Book entry for "Ormersfelt" records –
"There are 6 plough lands, 1 plough land in the estate, and 10 small farmers and smaller tenants with three ploughs, or three teams of 8 oxen. Here is a Church (would have been Saxon) and one servant; and a mill (see above), and 5 acres of meadow; the woods furnish 100 hogs. It is worth 100 shillings."
In the 12th century a licence was granted to "impark" Dogmersfield and stock it with deer for hunting.
Dogmersfield House was granted to the Bishops of Bath and Wells by Henry 1 in the early part of the 12th century. C. 1250 a Palace was built for the Bishop on the site of the present house. The Bishops retained the Palace until Henry VIII's dissolution of the monasteries. In 1501 Dogmersfield Palace was the first break of journey for venue for Princess Katherine of Aragon from Southampton to London and where she was to meet Prince Arthur, the heir to the English throne, and his father, King Henry VII, prior to satisfactory agreements for their marriage. The Dogmersfield Estate was most recently owned by the Mildmay family until the mid 1930s when Sir Anthony St John Mildmay was sued for breach of promise in a claim made by a nurse, Ellen Fender. Ellen was finally awarded damages of £2000 by the Court of Appeal. This signaled the end of the Mildmays at Dogmersfield, for the remaining estate was then sold off. A large part of the Estate had been sold in 1919/1920 after the First World War. This was a common occurrence for similar large estates across the country in the aftermath of war.
Since the Mildmays ' departure, Dogmersfield House has been Reeds' Girls' School (1945 – July 1955) and the Noviciate and house of studies for the De La Salle Order, a Roman Catholic institute of teaching Brothers. Following a fire in 1981, which gutted the building, the house and its gardens were purchased, renovated and extended for use as office headquarters by Amdahl. In 1996 the property was sold to Systems Union. Today it is the Four Seasons Hotel and spa and is a welcome addition to the village.
Dogmersfield Parkland
Dogmersfield Street ran from Blacksmith's Bridge to Spratshatch Lane until the latter part of the 18th century. Tundry Pond was at that time called Wale Pond, because of its whale-like shape. Estate workers lived in houses along the Street and Wale Pond. This was the era of Capability Brown and his ideas for including grass meadows in front of the mansion, serpentine lakes, follies, encircling carriage drives, bridges, belts and circular clumps of trees, etc, to show the mansion off to advantage, particularly for visitors arriving in their carriages. The original main entrance to the house was from Winchfield, down Spratshatch Lane, through the Archway and then winding down the drive across the bridges over Tundry Pond with a grand view of the house all the way.
To achieve this parkland effect, the houses in front of the house had to be moved. At the end of the 18th century the cottages in Chatter Alley were built for the estate workers. These buildings were mostly pairs, with ECs, pantries, gardens, some with pigsties, so probably much more desirable than where they had lived previously.
Other houses
Two houses have been dendrochronology tested and thus provide a more accurate date of building. The oldest, Lords and Ladies, was built in 1336, i.e. prior to the Black Death. Pilcot House, which was later the village shop – grocers, bakers and post office, was built in 1620. It was bought by Terry's of Odiham and run by Frank Terry until he retired in the mid 20th century. Highway Cottage next door was the last shop in Dogmersfield and the last Post Office..Other houses in Pilcot were probably built at a similar date – Katherine of Aragon (two cottages), The Barracks (4 cottages). Red Cottages (2 cottages), Rosevale and The Chimes, Briar Cottage, and Thatched Cottage (2 cottages). Parsonage Cottages (2), which once formed the Rectory, were probably built at this time too,
The first recorded church was the one mentioned in Domesday. The next was one close to the front entrance of Dogmersfield House, probably erected late in the 12th century. This was demolished in 1806 and a new church built close to Floods Farm and now a domestic dwelling. Interestingly this building, said to be falling down and no longer fit for purpose some 37 years later, was replaced by the current church in 1843. This was some years after the estate workers had been rehoused in Chatter Alley. Perhaps the real reason for moving the church was poor attendance at the 1806 building – quite a walk from Chatter Alley?
The former Rectory, now called Tundry House, was designed by JB Watson and built in 1836. Charles Dyson was the Rector at the time. He worked closely with Jane, Lady Mildmay on projects for the estate workers, one of which was the building of single storey Rectory Cottage, which was the first local school. Education here continued until 1911, when the State school was built in Chatter Alley. Rectory Cottage was later transformed into a large house, which was owned by Graham Houghton Brown a few years ago. One day, Graham decided to light a fire in the lounge, only to be smoked out because the hearth was not connected to a chimney! The first floor had been built over the original building.
The Parish Room, built in c. 1912 from public subscription on glebe land, was a popular venue for whist drives, scout meetings, village suppers, gym clubs and toddler groups. Sadly this ceased to be in the 1970s.
However, the Queens Head, which dates from the 18th century, has always been a centre for people to gather. A former resident of the village relates the tale of the firing of ammunition by a German bomber over Dogmersfield on 18 October 1940. The bomber was being chased by a Hurricane and as it flew over the pub it fired shot which went over the Green and up the front of Pilcot House, before continuing to fly over Odiham, where three bombs were dropped in the High Street, causing much damage and five deaths. Back in Dogmersfield the Vicar who had been outside the pub 'answering the call of nature' and was almost killed in the crossfire. Fortunately, he survived.
On a darker note, the sad murder of Karen Bigg-Wither took place in her parents' home in Chatter Alley in 1984. The murderer, her boyfriend, was found guilty of her murder.
But, on a lighter note – in more recent years Pilcot has found a new 'industry' – producing local wine. All three vineyards are now maturing well and producing excellent English wine.


Awesome pillars and wonderfully creative photography for SWF!
What a beautiful place to visit.. The images are lovely.. Happy skywatching and have a great weekend!
A beautiful place to visit indeed, Merisi, and what lovely skies! Thanks as always for sharing the beauty! Have a lovely weekend!!
Very nice set of images.
Lovely place! And I like your framing.
Everything looks so clean...bright and shiny in Vienna! The first photo with City Hall between the pillars is a beauty.
Beautiful place, Merisi! I love the columns on that temple!
The composition of each photo is perfect.
The columns and the views are so amazing... A short look to the city wonders!


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Wedding At The Beverly Hills Hotel
ROOPALI & SHAYAN
Hindu ceremony location: BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Chino Hills, CA
Getting ready location: The Beverly Hills Hotel in Beverly Hills, CA (bride and groom)
Ceremony and reception location:The Beverly Hills Hotel in Beverly Hills, CA
Wedding photos at The Beverly Hills Hotel:
I first heard from Roopali and Shayan and a few months ago about capturing their two-day Indian wedding celebrations. They were planning a traditional Hindu ceremony the Friday before Christmas at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir – a gorgeous temple in Chino Hills – followed by a glamorous Western wedding at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
I had the pleasure of getting to know the couple better during their engagement session in Downtown LA and at Venice Beach a few weeks ago but was excited to reconnect to capture their special day. Both ceremonies were going to be quite intimate occasions, with just their closest family and friends, and the couple had put a high priority on photography which I always appreciate.
Roopali and Shayan hold hands on the steps of the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir during their Chino Hills wedding portrait session.
Pre-ceremony portraits at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir:
My assistant and I met up with Roopali, Shayan and their immediate family members at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir and I was immediately blown away by its beauty. It reminded me of being at the Taj Mahal in India, with marbled rooms and intricate carvings on the exterior of the temple. Roopali was wearing a gorgeous orange anarkali and Shayan in a golden sherwani, which perfectly complemented the setting.
BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir has quite strict rules about photography but there were still plenty of places for us to utilize for couple portraits, including the sweeping staircase that leads to the entrance of the temple. I captured intimate portraits of Roopali and Shayan embracing in front of the gilded doors and walking between the ornately carved columns, as well as getting some low vantage shots to make the most of the soaring spires above.
Capturing an intimate moment between the bride and groom in front of an ornately carved wooden door at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Roopali and Shayan stand in an open doorway at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir during their Indian wedding portrait session.
Roopali and Shayan smile at one another while walking between intricately carved columns at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
A wide-angle portrait of Roopali and Shayan standing in front of the stunning BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Chino Hills.
Shayan affectionately kisses Roopali's hand during their Indian wedding portrait session at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Capturing a tender moment between the bride and groom incorporating the gorgeous architecture of BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
A creative portrait of Roopali and Shayan embracing at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Chino Hills.
A low-vantage shot of Roopali and Shayan holding hands at the top of a staircase at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Capturing an intimate embrace between the couple in front of the exquisite exterior of BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Roopali leads Shayan along the exterior of BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir during their Indian wedding portrait session.
Roopali and Shayan look lovingly into one another's eyes outside BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Chino Hills.
The bride and groom walk down the stairs of BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir during their Indian wedding portrait session in Chino Hills.
Roopali blows a kiss to Shayan during their wedding portrait session at a Hindu temple in Chino Hills.
The bride and groom embrace in an ochre-colored temple structure at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Chino Hills.
Hindu wedding ceremony photos at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir:
It was then time for the Hindu wedding proceedings to get underway, beginning with a water ritual as Roopali, Shayan and their family members poured water over a golden statue. They then moved to an ochre-colored structure that would serve as their mandap stage, with a variety of traditional rituals carried out during the ceremony.
Roopali's mom greeted Shayan with a bindi on his forehead and a playful pulling of his nose before the bride was officially escorted in by her dad. I captured candid shots of both the couple and their family members as they offered blessings and exchanged garlands before Roopali and Shayan circled the central fire and fed one another sweets. The ceremony ended with female family members whispering advice into Roopali's ear and both moms planting proud kisses on their new son and daughter in laws.
Roopali and Shayan pour water over a statue of a deity during their Hindu wedding celebrations in Chino Hills.
An elevated view of the couple and their families performing a Hindu water ritual at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Roopali and Shayan beside a gold Hindu deity at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Chino Hills.
Roopali and Shayan's families watch on during the traditional Hindu wedding ceremony at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Capturing Roopali's reaction during her Hindu wedding ceremony at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
A candid photo of Roopali's parents performing a Hindu ritual during the ceremony at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Roopali and Shayan watch on during their traditional Hindu wedding ceremony at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
A creative shot of Roopali's parent paused in prayer during the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Hindu wedding ceremony.
Roopali's mom greets Shayan and puts a bindi on his forehead at the start of the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir wedding ceremony.
A playful shot of Roopali's mom pulling Shayan's nose in what is a traditional Hindu wedding ritual.
A candid photo of Shayan breaking a red object with his foot at the start of his BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Hindu wedding ceremony.
A candid photo of Roopali smiling during her Hindu wedding ceremony at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Roopali's father escorts her into the Hindu wedding ceremony at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Chino Hills.
Shayan is "revealed" to Roopali during their traditional Hindu wedding ceremony in Chino Hills.
A candid photo of Roopali placing a garland around Shayan's neck at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Shayan places a flower garland around Roopali's neck in what is a Hindu wedding tradition.
Roopali and Shayan show respect to their family as part of their Hindu wedding at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
The bride and groom participate in a traditional Hindu wedding ritual with Roopali's dad at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
A creative shot incorporating the exquisite architecture of BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Chino Hills.
A candid photo of Roopali and Shayan during their Indian wedding ceremony at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Roopali and Shayan circle a fire on their mandap stage at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Chino Hills.
Roopali and Shayan smile lovingly at one another while seated on opulent gold chairs at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
The couple perform a Hindu wedding ritual during their traditional ceremony at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
A candid photo of Shayan feeding Roopali a sweet during their Hindu wedding at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Roopali feeds Shayan something sweet in what is a Hindu wedding tradition at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Roopali's mom kisses Shayan affectionately during the intimate family wedding ceremony in Chino Hills.
A family member whispers into Roopali's ear in what is an Indian wedding tradition at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir.
Shayan's mom kisses Roopali affectionately on the forehead during the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir ceremony.
A creative shot of Roopali and Shayan at the end of their Hindu ceremony, with BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in the background.
Getting ready photos at The Beverly Hills Hotel:
The following day we met up with the couple again, but this time at the luxurious Beverly Hills Hotel where they were getting ready in separate suites. While my second photographer was with Shayan and his friends, I was with Roopali who had opted to get ready alone. This gave us plenty of space (and time) to capture candid shots as she made her final preparations and portraits of the beautiful bride.
I photographed Roopali opening a surprise gift from her groom and gazing out her suite window, as well as getting up-close for some sharply focused shots of the bride sitting on a glamorous red sofa. I then captured a bird's eye photo of the bride walking down the sweeping staircase of The Beverly Hills Hotel and a shot incorporating the elegant balcony.
A candid photo of Roopali putting on her wedding shoes in a luxurious suite at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Roopali place a bracelet around her wrist as she prepared for her intimate wedding ceremony at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A shot of Roopali adjusting her earrings in front of a brightly illuminated window at The Beverly Hills Hotel in California.
A close-up shot of Roopali securing one of her earrings while getting ready for her wedding at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A candid photo of Roopali opening a white gift box from her groom in a glamorous suite at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A portrait of Roopali showcasing the stunning back of her wedding dress in a luxury suite at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A portrait of Roopali looking out her suite window as she prepared for the intimate wedding at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A close-up portrait of Roopali looking gorgeous on her wedding day at The Beverly Hills Hotel in Southern California.
Roopali stands at her suite window while holding a beautiful bouquet at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A portrait of Roopali in her lace wedding dress seated on an elegant red sofa at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Pre-ceremony portraits at The Beverly Hills Hotel:
It was then time for the couple's first look session, which we also held on the staircase of The Beverly Hills Hotel. I photographed Roopali walking downstairs towards her groom, then their reactions at seeing one another for the first time that day. We used the time available for portraits of the couple both on the staircase and in the opulent lobby of The Beverly Hills Hotel, which had been beautifully decorated for the festive season.
We also headed outdoors for a garden wedding portrait session, incorporating the couple's stunning courtyard ceremony site. I captured shots of them walking along a leafy garden pathway and embracing with Roopali's bouquet before it was time for the wedding ceremony to get started.
A bird's eye view of Roopali walking down a circular staircase at The Beverly Hills Hotel in Southern California.
Roopali holds her bouquet while standing beside an ornate, wrought iron balcony at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A sophisticated portrait of Shayan beside an ornate balcony during his wedding photo session at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Shayan checks his watch while waiting for his bride in a hallway of The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Roopali walks down a circular staircase towards Shayan during their first look session at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Roopali walks up behind Shayan during their first look session at The Beverly Hills Hotel in Southern California.
Capturing the reactions of the bride and groom during their romantic first look session at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Roopali and Shayan embrace during their intimate first look session on a staircase landing at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
An elevated view of Roopali and Shayan walking hand-in-hand down the staircase of The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A creative shot of the bride and groom enjoying a special moment together in the lead up to their wedding ceremony at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Roopali and Shayan embrace in front of a stunning light feature at The Beverly Hills Hotel in Southern California.
Roopali and Shayan share a special moment during their glamorous wedding portrait session at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A bird's eye view of Roopali and Shayan embracing on a staircase at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Roopali and Shayan look lovingly at one another while walking up a staircase at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Capturing an intimate moment between the bride and groom on a staircase landing at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A portrait of Roopali looking radiant at her outdoor courtyard wedding ceremony site at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Shayan kisses Roopali affectionately on the cheek during their garden wedding portrait session at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A portrait of the couple incorporating the Christmas-themed lobby of The Beverly Hills Hotel in Southern California.
Roopali embraces Shayan during their garden wedding portrait session at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Roopali and Shayan walk hand-in-hand through the beautifully decorated lobby of The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Roopali and Shayan walk along a leafy garden pathway at The Beverly Hills Hotel during their wedding portrait session.
Ceremony photos at The Beverly Hills Hotel:
Roopali was escorted down the aisle by her father for the start of her courtyard wedding ceremony at The Beverly Hills Hotel and I captured Shayan's reaction looking proudly on. After the handoff, the couple exchanged vows in front of their closest family and friends in what was a really intimate but gorgeous setting.
I captured candid shots of their parents watching on and the couple sharing a laugh, then the moment they exchanged rings with each other. After being pronounced "husband and wife", Roopali and Shayan made their recessional walk down the aisle and sealed the event with a kiss, ready to celebrate during a lavish dinner reception with those closest to them.
Capturing Shayan's reaction as he watched his bride walk down the aisle during their wedding at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Roopali's father escorts her down the aisle at the start of her garden wedding ceremony at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Roopali's father gives her away to Shayan during their courtyard wedding ceremony at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Looking across Roopali and Shayan's intimate garden wedding ceremony site at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Capturing Roopali's reaction as she exchanged vows with Shayan in the gardens of The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A candid photo of Roopali's parents watching on during the intimate wedding ceremony at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
The bride and groom share a laugh during their garden courtyard wedding ceremony at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A candid photo of Shayan's mom filming a video on her cell phone during The Beverly Hills Hotel wedding ceremony.
Roopali places a ring on her groom's finger during their intimate wedding ceremony at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
The newly married couple make their recessional walk down the aisle in the gardens of The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Capturing a kiss between the newlyweds following their garden wedding ceremony at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
A portrait of Roopali and Shayan standing beneath their beautifully decorated bridal arch at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Roopali and Shayan share a laugh while walking through their white-themed wedding ceremony venue at The Beverly Hills Hotel.
Roopali and Shayan's wedding at The Beverly Hills Hotel was my last wedding of 2018 and such an incredible way to end the year. I can't thank them enough for selecting Aevitas Weddings to capture their special day and for being such a wonderful couple to work with. I wish them all the happiness as they celebrate the festive season as husband and wife.
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The Influence of the Gay and Lesbian Community on our Economy.
In my Professional Opinion
By Dr. Ivor Blumenthal
Having the privilege of presenting the "Contemporary Business" show on 1485 am every Tuesday, allows me the freedom to interview interesting everyday people. In so doing I gain an insight into their worlds. I hope thereby to open the ears and minds of my listeners to these other worlds.
I recently had just such a privilege when speaking with Coenie Kukkuk, who is a man who wears many hats. Founder and director of "Mr. Gay South Africa", director of the annual "Pink Loerie's" festival in Knysna, and also a practicing Attorney. He describes himself as "Lawyer, activist and a member of our gay social elite.
My Interview with Coenie can be found under the podcast section on "conbussa.co.za" entitled "Gays and Lesbian Influence on the SA Economy".
What struck me during this interview is how misunderstood the SA LGBT is in our society and in the workplace in-particular and why individuals, as well as groups from these communities, often come across as aggressive, overly assertive and sometimes even obnoxious. I have to say that irrespective of my own belief system, this interview opened my eyes to the true value, which this community represents in complementing our very heterogeneous world called South Africa. The fabric, which generations have woven reflecting the tapestry of our makeup is complemented by the colorful and yet poignant history and contribution of the South African LGBT community.
Forget the bravado of those who talk for LGBT people in SA and focus on their message. For me, the most telling acronym in-relation to this discussion was "DINK" – Dual Income No Kids. While not all Gay or Lesbian couples do not become parents, the vast majority, continue to live without children. In so doing, they operate in a unique space. They have a far higher percentage of discretionary income than the average couple who do have children. This gives them the freedom to pepper their lifestyles with more travel, luxury purchases, make more investments and contribute to more social causes than their heterogeneous counterparts.
LGBT employees have less reason to be away from the workplace. There is no taking pregnancy leave, although a very interesting question begging is whether they would be entitled to extended family responsibility time off and whether a Gay couple adopting or having a child in another way would be entitled to paternity leave. As only a small percentage have children in whatever form they do, they do not need to be away from the workplace because a child is ill. They have no need to take children to school events, or extra murals. They don't have to pay au-pairs which enhances the discretionary income available to the couple.
Research evidence that members of the LGBT community are more loyal in the workplace. Principally, Coenie Kukkuk believes because of discrimination. Workplace discrimination against LGBT members is subtle but very present and hence when employed and liking the work, LGBT employee's value their job and remain hugely loyal to the Employer. "Such loyalty, however, is not always reciprocated by the Employer" according to Kukkuk. Mostly because of the inability of some employers to understand the lifestyle and choices made by their LGBT employees but sometimes because of blatant bias and discrimination.
It is for this reason that people like Coenie have intervened and created opportunities for the LGBT community, continuing to represent them, particularly where discrimination raises its ugly head.
What is surprising are the number of Employers who after employing Gay and Lesbian (or GAL) employee's tend to seek out additional GAL people to employ. They realise they are onto a good thing and want more of it. The return rate is telling.
Sometimes however accusations of reverse discrimination have been leveled where establishments have openly advertised for GAL employees. A recent judgment in the Western Cape in favor of a Gay Bar advertising in this way, however, found that in some circumstances openly seeking GAL employees could not be construed as discriminatory in the same way as advertising for Black employee's would not.
Having been exposed to political theory in the USA and Europe, I had always assumed that the collective Gal community in SA represented a solid massive voting block of political and economic interest. Coenie Kukkuk quickly set me right on this assumption. He countered that to the contrary the Gal community were not a homogeneous voting block. Gay people join all political parties. "In South Africa, they tend to vote for a party which is the most outspoken for LGBT rights." They vote on issues and seldom consult amongst themselves or vote collectively. They vote on issues such as education, finance, and crime. They are sensitive to the entire package presented by politicians and their parties and not whether the politicians themselves are Gay. To the contrary, Kukkuk adds that "when we previously had an LGBT party running in elections in SA they did not do well." Coenie Kukkuk believes that in an election in SA, issues discussed, which earn votes transgress gayness or gender identity.
The South African business community would do well, I believe, to realise that even if they are not a single block, the LGBT community amongst us are worth a second look when it comes to tailored advertising and programmes to suit the preferences, lifestyle, and choices made by people who are different and yet so very much part of the fabric of our wonderful heterogeneous makeup of South African citizenry.
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In last post, we learnt how to upload a file using selenium webdriver.
You can notice input tag contains an attribute named "hidden" which was a big problem for uploading.
I tried to create similar html code but could not. If you encounter such web elements, you can use above way. This can be used for all types of web element.
Style.display='block' . Can you please explain what does it do ?
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Home > Gist > Help Emily get to HIVE; A Global Leadership program!
Emilia Miki fondly called Emily Miki is the Founder/CEO of Denis Miki Foundation a nonprofit organisation which was founded on the 30th of December, 2013 and was duly authorised by Prefectoral order number 163/G.37/D14/VOLI/SAAJP on the 19th of May, 2015. DMF's missions are to contribute to the attainment of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and community development by empowering the people and their communities. As an Associate Fellow of The Royal Commonwealth Society, a World Pulse Voices of Our Future Leaders and the Female National Peace Ambassador of NewSETA-NED REPAIR, She has as vision to connect women and girls to their capacities, engage them in community and volunteering activities, build vibrant, gender equitable communities where all will be able to realize their full potential.
She just won a partial scholarship of $1000 to attend Hive, A Global Leadership Program for CEOs. The Hive Global Leaders Program (GLP) is a 3-day immersive workshop on leadership, entrepreneurship, and innovation for purpose-driven leaders held at the Innovation Hangar at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco. Alumni of the program become Hive Global Leaders and enter into a lifelong community of purpose-driven innovators working together on creating a better world while supporting each other in their careers. Over 900 alumni from 95 countries have come through the first eight Hive Global Leaders Programs. More about Hive can be found at http://www.hive.org
She currently launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise the funds she needs for her travel and hotel expenses at Indiegogo here>> https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/help-emily-get-to-hive-a-global-leaders-program/x/15246691#/ . Attending Hive will take Emily's skills to the next level and give her the tools to impact not just thousands, but millions in Cameroon and around the world. Also attending this Global Leadership Program will have the following impact in our communities when she returns home;
1. Create a platform for more partnerships and economic investors in development projects in Cameroon.
2. Provide a platform to sign MOUs with CEOs of World leading companies and nonprofits organisations like Google and Facebook and secure the possibility of joint implementation of innovative developmental projects that will help in developing the poor urban and rural communities and people of Cameroon, whom are served by her Foundation.
With the situation of our beloved Cameroon it is time we help support the proven good works of young and dynamic leaders back home like Emily here. So why wait when you can actually help Emily gain all the experience from the world's leading CEOs and bring those experiences back home to develop the Cameroon we are crying out for?
It's time to take action now by donating, spreading the word and reaching out to our friends, colleagues and family members to donate what they can at https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/help-emily-get-to-hive-a-global-leaders-program/x/15246691#/ .
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Ildo Enrique Maneiro Ghezzi est un footballeur uruguayen né le  à Mercedes (Uruguay).

Biographie

Il joue comme milieu de terrain et il est finaliste de la Coupe de France avec Lyon en 1976.

Il est aussi entraîneur du Real Saragosse pendant une saison (1990-1991) et sélectionneur de l'Uruguay entre 1993 et 1994.

Carrière de joueur
 1965-1973 :  Club Nacional de Football
 1973-1976 :  Olympique lyonnais
 1976-1979 :  Club Atlético Peñarol

Palmarès

En sélection
 International uruguayen (33 sélections, 3 buts entre 1970 et 1979)
 Participation à la Coupe du monde 1970 et à la Copa América 1979

En club
 Champion d'Uruguay en 1966, 1969, 1970, 1971 et 1972 avec le Nacional Montevideo
 Vainqueur de la Copa Libertadores en 1971 avec le Nacional Montevideo
 Finaliste de la Copa Libertadores en 1967 et 1969 avec le Nacional Montevideo
 Vainqueur de la Coupe intercontinentale en 1971 avec le Nacional Montevideo
 Vainqueur de la Copa Interamericana en 1972 avec le Nacional Montevideo
 Finaliste de la Coupe de France en 1976 avec l'Olympique lyonnais
 Champion d'Uruguay en 1978 et 1979 avec le CA Peñarol

Notes et références

Liens externes

Footballeur international uruguayen
Joueur du Club Nacional de Football
Joueur de l'Olympique lyonnais
Joueur du Club Atlético Peñarol
Entraîneur uruguayen de football
Entraîneur du Danubio FC
Entraîneur du Real Saragosse
Entraîneur du Club Atlético Bella Vista
Sélectionneur de l'équipe d'Uruguay de football
Naissance à Mercedes (Uruguay)
Naissance en août 1947


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Steve Pawsey joined NeRRe Therapeutics as Chief Medical Officer in January 2017. An anaesthetist by training, Steve has extensive experience in the global pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors, having worked in a broad range of development and medical positions in a career approaching 30 years.
His leadership roles have encompassed all elements of development including responsibility for clinical and pre-clinical development, drug safety and regulatory affairs across multiple therapeutic areas. Steve's biotechnology company experience includes senior positions at UK companies Circassia, Vernalis and Pharmagene. He began his industry career working at Upjohn Laboratories, followed by several years with Abbott Laboratories in Chicago before returning to the UK to join Roche.
Steve was also CMO at KaNDy Therapeutics, a Women's Health company. KaNDy was acquired by Bayer Pharmaceuticals in September 2020.
He holds a medical degree from the University of London and is a Fellow of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Medicine and was formally a Fellow of the Royal College of Anaesthetists.
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