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Appeal from a judgment of the Circuit Court for Dane County: W.L. Jackman, Reserve Judge, presiding.
Foley, P.j., Dean and Cane, JJ.
The sole issue on appeal is whether Ralph Schulz, a taxpayer operating on a cash basis, is required to report as income the entitled refund of state income tax withheld and claimed as an itemized deduction in his previous year's tax return. We conclude that the entitled refund must be reported as income even though the taxpayer may elect not to receive the refund in cash and elects to apply it as a credit against future income tax liability.
In the years 1968 through 1971, Schulz filed joint federal and combined individual state income tax returns with his wife. His Wisconsin income taxes withheld for 1968 and 1970 were claimed as itemized deductions on both the federal and state tax forms for each of those years. These sums exceeded the amount of their joint state tax liability for 1968 and 1970. Instead of electing to have these overpayments returned in the form of refund checks, Schulz directed the overpayment for 1968 ($1,585.67) and most of the overpayment for 1970 ($2,577.29) be credited to his estimated tax liability for 1969 and 1971.
On his 1969 and 1971 state tax return, Schulz applied the excess from the 1968 and 1970 tax withholdings to his 1969 and 1971 tax liability. Schulz, however, did not report the state income tax overpayment/credits as gross income for federal and state tax purposes in his 1969 and 1971 returns.
When a tax benefit results from the deduction claimed in a prior year for state income taxes paid, the refund thereof or credit to subsequent year's tax liability constitutes the receipt of taxable income and therefore must be reported as income.
The Wisconsin Tax Appeals Commission upheld the department's determination, and the circuit court subsequently affirmed the commission's decision.
The basic issue is a question of law; namely, whether an overpayment of Wisconsin income taxes claimed as an itemized deduction on a state tax return for one year, must be reported as income when recovered in the form of a credit to Wisconsin income taxes in the subsequent year. Schulz contends that his tax refund/credit was not reportable as income because he, as a cash basis taxpayer, had never "received" the refund.
When reviewing this question, we note that due deference must be accorded an agency's application of law to the found facts when the agency has particular competence or expertise in that area of law. Wisconsin Department of Revenue v. Milwaukee Refining Corp., 80 Wis. 2d 44, 48, 257 N.W.2d 855, 857 (1977). Section 71.02(2) (e), Stats., defines "Wisconsin adjusted gross income" as "federal adjusted gross income" with modifications as prescribed in secs. 71.05(1) and (4), Stats. Section 71.02(2) (a), Stats., defines "federal adjusted gross income" as "taxable income or adjusted gross income as determined under the internal revenue code or, if redetermined by the department, as determined by the department under the internal revenue code."


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Spokane Chiefs owner sees Seattle NHL team creating hockey family for Northwest cities
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Bobby Brett, the long-time owner of the major-junior hockey Spokane chiefs who is heading into the Western Hockey League finals this weekend, is convinced the advent of National Hockey League (NHL) play in Seattle come 2021 will create a family among the Northwest's local hockey teams.
Brett, part of professional baseball's best-known band of brothers who bought Spokane's class A short-season professional baseball team, the Indians, in 1985 and added the junior hockey team in 1990, says the yet-to-be-named Seattle NHL team "will be the region's team."
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Journal of Business photo"The time will come when players drafted by the Seattle NHL team will be assigned to one of the region's junior-league teams and develop a following and then wind up being called up to Seattle, and people will follow the deeds in the NHL with a 'that's our guy," Brett predicted.
Brett uses the easy example of Tyler Johnson, a local Spokane kid when he was drafted by the Chiefs in 2005 at the age of 15. Three years later he began a three-year starring role with his hometown team before he was drafted by the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2011. In his 2014-15 rookie season where he was named to the NHL All-Rookie team.
Had a Seattle NHL team been around and been the team to draft Johnson and help him move to stardom, he would have been the embodiment of every teen-age hockey hopefuls dream and his fans firm fans of Seattle's NHL team.
This column was meant to be about Brett's more than three decades of ownership of the Spokane Indians, which the Brett brothers bought after a seven-city search for a minor league baseball team they would buy. They bought the team for less than $150,000 and grew it into what has been described as "a gold standard of minor league ball" in its value today.
As we sat down in the office of our mutual friend, Spokane angel-investment leader John Pariseau for an interview this week, it was meant to be focused on baseball. But Brett's hockey team and its performance and its role in Spokane sports since Brett bought the team in 1990 drew my attention.
The Chiefs begin their best-of-seven WHL Western Conference championship series against the Vancouver Giants this weekend.
Bobby and his brothers have been about baseball their whole lives. Ken, drafted by the Boston Red Sox in 1966, was an athletic phenomenon, equally gifted as a hitter or a pitcher. And while he wound up as a journeyman pitcher playing for 10 teams, several teams had considered drafting him as a left-handed center fielder.
Ken, who was a co-owner with his brothers when they finally settled on Spokane, died of a brain tumor in 2003.
Younger brother George played 21 years for the Kansas City Royals as a perennial American League All-Star who was eventually named to baseball's Hall of Fame.
Bobby played in the minor leagues in Billings and San Jose before deciding he could make more money in business, building and owning apartments in Southern California.
Of the brothers' search for a baseball team to buy, Bobby explained the process: "I'd looked at seven cities, and Spokane just happened to be my seventh stop. With the first six places I visited, the town wasn't right or the ballpark wasn't right or something wasn't right. So I was very discouraged."
"I landed in Spokane. We wanted to buy a team, and this was the place I liked. There was a real airport, a real downtown with a beautiful downtown park," He told an interviewer a few years ago. "I went out to the baseball park, and it was all run down, but I thought, geez, you just need a little paint, a little of this and that. So, Spokane was the one we bought."
And Bobbie, with the support of his brothers, quickly created a winner with the Indians winning the Northwest League title in four consecutive years from '87 to '90 and winning four more titles since then.
Although Bobby was involved in the Spokane community from the moment the Bretts bought the team (they also own the Class-A Rancho Cucamonga Quakes in California and the Tri-City Dust Devils, also of the Northwest League), Bobby remained an absentee owner, visiting maybe four times a year.
But that changed with the purchase of the Chiefs.
"I had gotten married in 1988 and we had a kid a year later," Brett explained. "We lived in Manhattan Beach, which is a great area to live in if you're single or married with no kids. But it's hard to raise a kid with all the stuff that happens at the beaches in California."
"I thought, if we buy the hockey team, maybe I'll move up there for six months and get it off the ground and see how I like it," Bobbie explained. Six months has turned into nearly 30 years.
He's become more than a sports-teams owner.
Major junior hockey, for those not familiar with it, becomes not just a community thing but a family affair. And that's part of his community commitment.
"We draft the kids when they are 15 and they can play on our team at 16 and continue until they are 20 so some kids are with us for four years," Brett explained, noting that the team helps find homes for the kids to stay in and families to live with and makes sure they become part of their high school environment.
"Fully 70 percent of the players in the NHL came from major-junior hockey." Brett said.
There are 60 cities in three leagues of the Canadian Hockey League with the four Northwest cities of Seattle, Everett, Portland and Spokane part of the Western Hockey League.
His involvement in real estate since he was in his mid-20's and has continued into today is a focus that has also benefited Spokane.
As one Spokane business leader explained to me: "Bobby is a master preservation person."
When I asked Brett about that, he explained: "We own 13 or 14 buildings downtown, older properties in need of renovation for which we got property-tax abatement.
So in some respects, it might be said that Brett is not only at work building Spokane's sports future but with real estate investment expertise, helping preserve its past.
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Defense and the Soviet Economy
Military Muscle and Economic Weakness
by Charles Wolf, Jr., Steven W. Popper
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This Note examines the defense sector's role in the former Soviet economy. It argues that despite the changes that have occurred in Europe since 1989, it is still useful to understand the size and composition of the military economy of the former Soviet Union. Accurate assessment of military forces, spending, and technology continues to be important because the Russian military establishment has inherited most of these elements, and Russia remains a significant factor in the international balance of power. Also, the military sector of the former Soviet Union plays a significant role in that economy. This prominence is a contributing factor in the laggard performance of the republics' economies. If this trend is to be reversed, it is important to move toward a smaller defense sector whose resource allocations are acquired through a more transparent and accountable process than in the past. Finally, the military's access to scarce resources is a significant reflection of its political role, as well as a contributor to it. The status of the defense sector indicates the relative domestic political strength of the heretofore powerful interests associated with it. This Note is divided into six parts: (1) methods for estimating the size of the Soviet economy and its performance; (2) effects of Perestroika on the defense sector; (3) Soviet allocative choices as between the military and other sectors; (4) effects of foreign trade on the Soviet defense sector; (5) monetary aspects of the contemporary Soviet economy; and (6) conversion of Soviet defense industry.
This report is part of the RAND Corporation note series. The note was a product of the RAND Corporation from 1979 to 1993 that reported other outputs of sponsored research for general distribution.
Paperback Pages: 335
Paperback ISBN/EAN: 0-8330-2051-X
Document Number: N-3474-USDP
Series: Notes
Wolf, Charles, Jr. and Steven W. Popper, Defense and the Soviet Economy: Military Muscle and Economic Weakness. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1992. https://www.rand.org/pubs/notes/N3474.html. Also available in print form.
Wolf, Charles, Jr. and Steven W. Popper, Defense and the Soviet Economy: Military Muscle and Economic Weakness, Santa Monica, Calif.: RAND Corporation, N-3474-USDP, 1992. As of January 12, 2021: https://www.rand.org/pubs/notes/N3474.html


After you assign your Rebel T6 a Wi-Fi name, follow these instructions to connect your camera to your phone or tablet for file transfer. Note that these steps relate to transferring to a device that doesn't offer NFC connectivity.
On the camera, open Setup Menu 3 and choose Wi-Fi Function, located just below the Wi-Fi/NFC option.
The next screen offers two icons: one that looks like a phone and one that looks like a globe.
Highlight the phone icon and press Set.
Now you see the Connection Method screen, which offers two options: Easy Connection and Select a Network.
Choose Easy Connection, press Set to highlight OK, and press Set again.
On the resulting screen, the camera displays the nickname that you assigned your camera. You also see an encryption key, a string of characters that serve as the password to your camera's Wi-Fi network.
On your smartphone or tablet, enable Wi-Fi and then open the wireless settings screen.
Your camera's nickname should appear on the list of available Wi-Fi connections.
Select the camera from the list of networks and, when prompted for a password, enter the encryption key shown on the camera monitor.
On your phone or tablet, start the Canon Camera Connect app.
If all the planets are in alignment, a screen should appear on your device that asks you to select the camera to finalize the connection.
On the camera, press DISP to specify which images you want to access.
You can select All Images, images from just the past few days, images assigned a particular rating, or a specific file-number range. If you choose anything but All Images, you can then set parameters for the file selection.
After selecting the types of images you want to access, press the Set button as needed to exit the camera screens.
On your device, choose Images on Camera.
Thumbnails of your images appear, as shown on the right.
To transfer an image, tap its thumbnail and then tap the send to device icon.
A progress bar appears as the file is sent to the phone or tablet.
Where the image files end up depends on how you have picture storage set up on your device. Look for the Camera Connect app in your device's main settings panel to sort this out. You may need to give the app permission to access the photo-storage folder on the device.
For NFC transfer, look for the camera's NFC thing-a-ma-jingy on the left side of the camera, just forward of the door that covers the connection ports. Bring the device's NFC antenna into contact with that mark until a message on the camera monitor says that the connection is established. Then move the two devices apart. At that point, the Camera Connect icon should launch automatically on the device.
Here's where to find the NFC connection point (left) and the Wi-Fi connection lamp (right).
While a Wi-Fi connection is active, the lamp labeled on the right side lights. You can't access any camera functions by using the camera's own controls while the devices are connected.


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Impeachment watch: A possibility turns into a probability
December 10, 2018 at 3:46 pm December 10, 2018 at 3:47 pm by Dan Froomkin
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The impeachment of Donald Trump is all of a sudden looking more like a probability – or maybe even an inevitability — rather than a possibility.
A new, specific, credible accusation of Trump's involvement in a specific, criminal act is allowing Democrats and some media figures to go where they previously hesitated to go, despite a nearly two-year long drip-drip of corruption and criminality.
The sentencing memo for Trump's former fixer Michael Cohen filed on Friday by the U.S.Attorney's Office in Manhattan accuses Trump of coordinating and directing two felony campaign finance violations.
Jerry Nadler, the New York Democrat who will take over the House Judiciary Committee in three and a half weeks – and therefore will make the decision about opening impeachment proceedings — said that Trump's actions, if proven, easily qualify as high crimes and misdemeanors.
"Certainly, they would be impeachable offenses, because, even though they were committed before the president became president, they were committed in the service of fraudulently obtaining the office. That would be the — that would be an impeachable offense," Nadler told Jake Tapper on CNN on Sunday.
That's not quite the same as saying impeachment proceedings are imminent. "You don't necessarily launch an impeachment against the president because he committed an impeachable offense. There are several things you have to look at," Nadler said. "One, were there impeachable offenses committed, how many, et cetera? And, secondly, how important were they? Do they rise to the gravity where you should undertake an impeachment?"
But Nadler clearly thinks this is only the tip of the iceberg.
But the fact of the matter is that what we see from these indictments and charging statements is a much broader conspiracy against theAmerican people involving these payments, involving an attempt to influence the campaign improperly, with improper payments involving the Russians trying to get influence in the campaign, involving the president lying for an entire year about his ongoing business arrangements, business dealings with the Russians, involving obstruction of justice.
And unlike the last Congress, Nadler said, "The new Congress will not try to shield the president. We will try to get to the bottom of this, in order to serve the American people and to stop this massive conspiracy — this massive fraud on the American people."
We have to look at these crimes, and what did the president know and when did he know about these crimes? You have to look at the Russian interference with the campaign, and what did the president know about that, and to what extent did he cooperate with that, if he did?
We have to look at his business dealings and his lying about that. We have to look at the fact that he surrounded himself with crooks. His campaign manager, his deputy campaign manager, his national security adviser, all of them, and a host, a bunch of other people, they all were meeting with the Russians. They all expressed interest in meeting again.
None of them reported it to the proper authorities. They have all been indicted for one crime or another. The president invent — created his own swamp and brought it to the White House. These are all very serious things.
Two other House Democrats were blunt. Rep. John Garamendi of California told CNN:"You might call it the opening days of an impeachment. We're getting to that point now. We're in this situation where high crimes and misdemeanors have occurred.
And Texas Rep.Joaquin Castro asked MSNBC: "When the evidence becomes so clear that you very likely have a criminal sitting in the Oval Office, what is the Congress left to do at that point?"
Former Richard Nixon lawyer and key Watergate figure John Dean said: "The House is going to have little choice the way this is going other than to start impeachment proceedings."
And MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell said Friday night that "if history means anything in the Trump era, if precedent means anything in the Trump era, Donald Trump will be — must be — impeached because of the crimes prosecutors say he committed in the Michael Cohen case."
Members of the elite political media, meanwhile, remain squeamish about the topic, refusing to take it too seriously. Some are asking a few questions about impeachment – but most are still treating it like a fringe idea.
They are certainly not treating it as the central organization principle for covering Trump from this point forward, as they ought to be.
For instance, the New York Times second-day story on Saturday didn't really get around to the issue of impeachment until the 13th paragraph. And by Monday, mention of impeachment in the news columns was relegated to speculation that former Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey was a possible contender for White House chief of staff because he "could help Mr. Trump in an impeachment fight."
The prospect of impeachment did make it to No. 8 in the Associated Press's list of "10 things to know for today". And Reuters covered Nadler's remarks. But good luck finding any real mention in Axios's AM newsletter or Politico Playbook.
That's not surprising. For journalists who have been covering Trump day in and day out as if he were almost normal — suppressing their entirely appropriate sense of outrage — it's going to be hard to admit that all this time, he was committing flatly impeachable offenses, in plain sight, and they weren't saying so.
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Giants relief pitcher Sergio Romo is a fan favorite and its not just because of his play on the field. He is one of the biggest personalities in the dugout and one of the most approachable members of the squad.
Giants relief pitcher Sergio Romo has become a instant national celebrity now that the country is locked in on the World Series between the Giants and the TIgers.
Everyone on Fox, the MLB network, and Twitter seem to be talking about him.
He is also scoring the big interviews before, during and after the games.
One of the things that has caught their attention is something known as a photo-bomb, now refered to as a Romo-bomb.
Romo has found a way to get his face on TV behind a newsmaker during nearly every game of the post season. He did not make a Robo-bomb appearance behind the scenes Saturday night, but did get the save throwing for the final three outs of Game 3.
Even though the post-season is extremely serious, that isn't stopping Romo from showing his goofy side to a national audience.
The San Francisco Giants turned the photo-bombing back on Romo before the World Series and held a contest to see who could come up with a meme of Romo.
The winner got World Series tickets.
The winning photo to the right is titled "Singing in the Rain."
During Game 1 of the NLCS, he got his hairy mug on screen during the dugout sideline report by Erin Andrews. He did the same thing during a NLDS game on TNT.
He did it again during a dugout interview with Matt Cain in Game 2.
We have seen him do this kind of goof as far back as 2010 when appeared to float behind Amy G during a similar sideline report.
Romo appears to have a "never saying no" philosophy, volunteering for everything from taking part in the throwing out of the first pitch nearly every game to shooting promotional videos for his team.
Here's his fist bump video with Keenan Cahill.
The Giants used his willingness and love of the camera for a promotional video for the Giants giveaway days.


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In just a short amount of time, ransomware has grown from fringe cyber attacks to a widespread epidemic across all industries, hitting healthcare by far the hardest. With the success of several high-profile attacks on hospitals, criminals are increasingly targeting healthcare providers. In just Q1 of 2016, researchers at Symantec saw an average of 4,000 ransomware attacks per day. The loss of access to patient records alone can result in suspension of critical services and a complete halt in communication. To put this all into perspective, Barkly shared these surprising statistics with me.
When ransomware attacks, the damage can be devastating and in some cases, entire hospitals have been crippled for days. The thieves recognize both the value and the vulnerabilities of healthcare information and security gaps which exist in the connected world. According to Raytheon/Websense's Industry Drill-Down, healthcare providers are 4.5 times more likely to be hit by CryptoWall than companies in other industries.
Attackers remain one step ahead of traditional security software by developing different types of ransomware variants that help them avoid being detected. Although ransomware has been around since 1989, attacks have since recently become more common due to its success in the healthcare industry. In 2015, 362,000 new crypto-ransomware variants were identified, an average of nearly 1,000 new variants per day.
To calculate the true cost of ransomware, organizations have to take into account the cost of downtime. The Ponemon Institute found that unplanned downtime at healthcare organizations may cost an average of $7,900 a minute, per incident. Since attackers view healthcare providers as such easy targets, it's now critical to understand how ransomware works, how to respond to it, and most importantly, how it can be avoided in the first place.
The Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital experienced over a week of downtime disruption of services that were critical for keeping the hospital system up and running. According to a report from The AC Group, it takes physicians double the time to perform admin tasks manually when their EHR system is down. This time translates directly into the cost of ransom.
Ransomware is different from other viruses. Alerting users of its presence is part of its routine, relying on speed more than stealth once the infection is on the machine. Recent research finds that 85 percent of IT pros have been or expect to be hit with ransomware at some point in time at their organization.
Counter to what many may think, online threats aren't confined to sketchy websites. Malicious ads, or "malvertising," can turn even legitimate sites into vehicles for delivering ransomware. The skyrocketing growth is proven in the number of phishing emails that are delivering ransomware: 93% to be exact. Specifically for healthcare industries, administrators need to be prepared to act quickly in order to contain, assess, and prevent any further infection.
Of course, preventing ransomware is infinitely better than having to recover from it. Ransomware has compromised many healthcare systems by preventing access to encrypted patient information, directly impacting the safety of this data. Six out of 10 victim organizations made changes to their security strategy after a ransomware attack, whether it was in the form of adding security technology that blocks malware and restricts access or implementing security awareness training programs.
In the report, The Current State of Healthcare Endpoint Security, Duo Security looked at their healthcare customers and compared them to the rest of their users. What they found was that healthcare providers are two times more likely to have flash installed than industry average, three times more likely to have Java installed, and nearly four times more likely to use outdated versions of Internet Explorer.


Please note that Open Source programs are used for filtering, so it is not guaranteed all files can be converted to text format (for indexing). Most tools are already included, unzip.exe must be in your path.
Please note than Open Source programs are used for filtering, so it is not guaranteed all files can be converted to text format (for indexing). Most tools are already included, unzip.exe must be in your path.
0.5.2	Fixed WPS hang when files are no longer existing.
0.5.1	Save/Restore also of folder search text and result count.
0.5	Save/Restore result details, handling of names with ( or ).
0.4	OS/2 Extended Attribute support.
0.3	WPS enhancements & fixes.
Click [[Self:RecollHelp/html here]] to download as html file (from web only).
Click [[Self:RecollHelp/html here]] to download as html file.
These attributes can be edited in the File notebook page of object properties (excepted for .HISTORY).
The installation of Recoll will register two new WPS classes, XASearchFolder and XASearchResult. The first is derived from Folder class, the second from Shadow class. Folder class has been used to allow results to be showed as usual for WPS objects. Result class is derived from shadow class to allow double clicking on object to open them (as usual) and to store some additional details about search results.
A template of class XASearchFolder named 'Search Folder' is created inside Recoll folder.
Drop the template and create a 'Search Folder:1' object: open the object and the folder will show a search bar on the left side. This folder has been configured to show details and ordering fields from XASearchResult class. You can use WPS features to filter results, change ordering, change visible details.
First, it is necessary to index some files: copy //share\recoll\examples\recoll.conf// to //%HOME%\.recoll\recoll.conf//; edit //topdirs// line and add list of your directories (use / instead of \); for tests, it is suggested to not index whole drives. Use loglevel value to see less or more details about task in progress.
Use only / for paths, backslash (\) is not supported.
Now it is possible to execute a query on the database: open the Search Folder, type a text and click on 'Search': the folder area will be filled with shadows of objects in the database. Do not use accented chars for text, they will be ignored.
You can see result details by switching folder view to 'Details view'.
Please note that multiple objects of Search class can be created, each one with its own settings. But all objects will query the same database.
**XWP NOTES:** The daemon requires access to OS/2 file change notification API: so it is necessary to remove the only client using it (WPS/XWP). This requires to use included XWP dll disable existing hooks. Please copy bin\xfldr.dll and bin\xwpnotify.exe to your XWorkplace\bin directory. Please note that a WPS restart could require killing of xwpnotify (but it will be automatically restarted).
If you don't replace XWP code, you must run manually indexing using a scheduler (e.g. once per day/per week, or whatever you prefer).
Recoll can execute external filters (.exe, .cmd or shell scripts); filters for the following formats are working: OpenOffice, doc, xls, ppt, pdf, txt, html.
Please note that some tools requires also EMX runtime.
- simple search only available.
- accented chars not supported in search text.
- redraw problem when switching folder view.
- WPS restart requires killing of xwpnotify.exe.
Open the Search Folder, type a text and click on 'Search': the folder area will be filled with shadows of objects in the database.
You can see result details by switching folder to 'Details view': then in the folder settings, View page, select XASearchResult for proper view.
For tests, it is suggested to not index whole drives (topdirs value).
filled with shadows of objects in the database.
settings, View page, select XASearchResult for proper view.
If you don't replace XWP code, you must run manually indexing using a scheduler (e.g.
once per day/per week, or whatever you prefer).
the following formats are working: OpenOffice, doc, xls, ppt, pdf, txt, html.
all files can be converted to text format (for indexing).
Most tools are already include, unzip must be in your path.


Find out how, with our in-depth market knowledge and a history of assisting in the purchase of exclusive properties, Banda can assist in buying a property off-plan.
London is a boiling pot of new developments and with the population predicted to reach 10 million by 2030, demand continues to outstrip supply. Improved infrastructure such as Crossrail and HS2 are connecting new residential hubs within the city and creating exciting areas to invest in. However, with increasing choice it is more important than ever to select the right unit in the right development to protect your investment.
At Banda we have been increasingly involved in the culture of off-plan buying, securing a series of properties at exclusive addresses for a number of clients. We have completed purchases of units in Battersea Power Station, Great Portland Estates' Rathbone Square, Lillie Square and Barts Square.
Thanks to Banda's position in the industry and our extensive network of professional relationships, we are perfectly positioned to assist in any off-plan purchase you may be considering. Our in-depth market knowledge allows us to provide early access to the most attractive schemes, ensuring you enter at the best possible purchase price. Furthermore, all apartments come recommended based on a detailed range of factors that include aspect, architecture, surroundings and future development potential.
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Pianos are tricky to move. We have specialty moving companies that deal with pianos.
I am sure if DWB has to abandon his piano he would salvage the wire for putting invisible holes on drywall.
Piano wires are good for removing mirrors that's been glued on the wall.
Doobie wrote:That's a sad state of affairs out where you are Kurt. I pity the homeowners.
I think south Florida is worse, much worse. What Kurt showed is common here  and I am not kidding.
They are just now getting around to realizing this? L O L !!!
Aren't pink and camo contradictory?
I wear a bow tie when I put on suspenders.
In one of the pictures I see what looks like a downspout running down behind the hedges. Does it discharge onto the bed or connect to a French drain under the bed? Also a manifold under the mailboxes can't tell what kind.
cmeyer25 wrote:I brought over the vanity I've been working on and got it installed in the airstream and put the counter top on. The family doesn't have a sink yet, so I wasn't able to cut the opening for it yet, but it's in place and ready now for them to keep going on renovating that space.
Doobie wrote:You could use this specialized tape to re-grip over it. I've used it many times and it lasts a long time.
It's under "Limited Lifetime Warranty" against defective workmanship and materials.
Except they decided this is not a defect but "normal wear and tear" which I am not sure I agree but I am not going to waste time fighting for a $60 blow torch.
That could be interesting to see what Bosch has coming up.
What is the fundamental problem you are trying to solve?
Is the existing walkway too narrow with the hedges and you want the footprint of the planter to be part of the walkway?
I would just remove the hedges put geotextiles down then mulch on top, the mulch can be decorative river rock stone mulch or similar.
But the m12 chainsaw will compete with Bosch NAINA mini chainsaw  and yes the power station could be nice.
DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:Wifey and I did a dump run today,, clearing things out before the move.
Where r u moving to? Same island?
These are NOT new tools in the pipeline but the guy went through Milwaukee's patent applications and design drawings and shared what Milwaukee could be working on.
I find the M12 chainsaw and the propane powered battery charger LOL.
Anyone running into problems with the overmolding on their tools disintegrating?
I have a Bernzomatic blow torch that I have for about 3 years and it's handle is suddenly sticky, if I grab the tool and release it I will end up with dark rubbery residues on my palm and fingers.
so we are back to "school belt tool belt"?


Summer. Blissful days of warmth, eating 'Al fresco', long lazy afternoons stretching into evenings. Relaxed lifestyle, relaxed dressing. Summer is definitely my favourite season and when I chat to my clients most will tell me they find summer easier to dress for than winter. Summer requires less thought; pop on a dress, add your shoes for gals and shorts and shirt for guys and you're done.
What summer does offer that winter doesn't is more opportunities to socialise. With weddings, parties and impromptu events featuring high on most of our calendars, we need clothing suitable for celebrations and occasions along with more casual pieces that say "I made an effort, but not too much effort". I have had clients who have confessed to me that they had started saying no to social invitations as they felt genuinely stuck: they feel they know what to wear at the office and what to wear when relaxing at home, but the whole "smart casual" thing has them tearing their hair out! This isn't simply confined to my female clients either, many of my male clients want to get their more relaxed wardrobes under control also.
• Dresses – perfect for a relaxed summer occasion. Choose a fabric that moves: floaty silk or soft cotton.
• White jeans – Dress them up with heels or down with trainers.
• Wedge or block heeled sandals. Yes, you can pair trainers with everything, but a heel will instantly look dressier.
• Soft, relaxed pants or jumpsuit – the last thing you feel like wearing on a sticky day is something tight.
• A linen tee – wear with denim cut-offs for a relaxed vibe, or white jeans or soft baggies and heels to dress it up a little.
• Short sleeved shirts – so much cooler than a tee-shirt and a whole lot dressier (but avoid something your dad might wear).
• Linen shirt – always looks relaxed, but smart.
• Slim cut shorts – Look for a subtle print or keep it monotone. If you are wearing shorts below your knees you are committing a heinous fashion crime. Cargo shorts are dangerous territory also.
• Chinos. Slim fit and cuffed. Still.
• A loafer or soft leather shoe. Trainers at a pinch, but they are quite casual. Don't wear your work shoes with shorts ever.


Pioneering souls are coming together who live along the Front Range in Colorado to put the Wheel of Co-Creation/Oneness in the 12 Spheres of Life on the ground. The initial focus is the Hub where we create one-minded, heart-connected clarity of vision as a group. This is the most crucial part of the process. As we focus on our "we-space," the creativity of the universal mind becomes our guidance. It is only as the organic moments arise that we turn our focus to each of the sectors/spheres. Then, we begin a process to identify organizational partners who can represent each sector/sphere. Ultimately, we plan to have a working model in Colorado that will spread to many other organizations in the U.S. and around the world. Our first meeting was held with Barbara on November 5th at the Highland Institute/City Club. We'll be meeting at least once a month and probably more often going forward.


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Стібно () — розташоване на Закерзонні село в Польщі, у гміні Стубно Перемишльського повіту Підкарпатського воєводства.
Населення —   (2011).

Розташування
Розміщене недалеко від кордону з Україною. Село розташоване за 20 км на північний-схід від Перемишля та 71 км на схід від Ряшева.

Історія
Перша писемна згадка про Стібно походить з 1358 р., коли Казимир Великий надав село двом шляхтичам: Симонові й Лайнові. До 1772 р. село входило до Перемишльської землі Руського воєводства.

У 1880 р. село належало до Перемишльського повіту Королівства Галичини та Володимирії Австро-Угорської імперії, в селі було 146 будинків і 819 жителів, а на землях фільварку 9 будинків і 76 мешканців; 616 були греко-католиками, 222 — римо-католиками, а 67 — юдеями.

У 1934-1939 рр. село було адміністративним центром ґміни Стубно Перемишльського повіту Львівського воєводства. У 1939 році в селі проживало 1410 мешканців, з них 820 українців-грекокатоликів, 360 українців-римокатоликів, 100 поляків, 100 польських колоністів міжвоєнного періоду і 30 євреїв.
12 вересня 1939 р. село зайняла німецька армія, однак відповідно до угоди Рібентропа-Молотова наприкінці вересня 1939 р. село передане Червоній армії. 27.11.1939 постановою Президії Верховної Ради УРСР село у складі повіту включене до новоутвореної Дрогобицької області, а 17 січня 1940 року — до Медиківського району. В червні 1941, з початком Радянсько-німецької війни, село було окуповане німцями. В липні 1944 року радянські війська оволоділи селом, а в березні 1945 року село зі складу Дрогобицької області передано Польщі. Українців добровільно-примусово виселяли в СРСР (переважно у село Забойки та Драганівку на Тернопільщині), решту в 1947 р. депортовано на понімецькі землі.

У 1975-1998 роках село належало до Перемишльського воєводства.

Церква
У 1898 р. українці збудували муровану греко-католицьку церкву Вмч. Димитрія. До їх депортації була парафіяльною церквою, яка належала до Медицького деканату Перемишльської єпархії. Після виселення українців в приміщенні плебанії деякий час розташовувався уряд ґміни, пошта і бібліотека. Не далеко також знаходилась "захоронка" українських монахинь, після виселення українців там знаходився відділ міліції. До нинішнього дня з церкви залишилися тільки рештки фундаменту.

Демографія
Демографічна структура станом на 31 березня 2011 року:

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Села Перемишльського повіту
Українські села Перемишльського повіту
Закерзоння
Надсяння

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The Senate approved a provision that would thrust the government into the process of determining who rates complex bond deals, in a move to end alleged conflicts of interest blamed by some for worsening the financial crisis.
Likewise, I have often argued that Shari`a advising (rating of Islamicity, albeit on a 0 or 1 scale) should be regulated by government and staffed by salaried employees. This is not an ad hominem attack on any Shari`a advisors, as many like to suggest. It is merely good business practice.


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SEPTEMBER 2014 -TALK
TOPIC: Langa: heritage issues and challenges
SPEAKER: Bridget O'Donoghue
DATE: Tuesday, 16 September 2014
TIME: 19h45 for 20h00
VENUE: The Athenaeum, Boundary Terraces, Newlands, at the intersection of Mariendahl and Campground Roads
Bridget O'Donoghue will examine the reasons behind the establishment of Langa, its typology, significant heritage sites and the challenges in conservation.
In 1919 the Cape Town City Council was asked by the Union government to take control over the township of N'dabeni that had been established earlier in the century, but they proposed building a new township instead that would allow the land at N'dabeni to be used to meet the increasing demand for industrial land. The government granted the council land at Uitvlugt in 1922 for the establishment of the new location. In 1923, the Natives (Urban Areas) Act laid down that all Africans should be segregated in locations. Control on movement was also introduced and later became known as 'influx control'.
The location at Langa, as the township was known, was planned by the same town planner responsible for Pinelands Garden Suburb, an Englishman, Albert Thompson, and incorporated elements of the Garden City town-planning model, and this underlying form remains along with planning, social and architectural elements that are part of the heritage of this, Cape Town's oldest remaining 'township'.
Bridget is an architect and VASSA member who studied Architecture at UCT, practiced as an Architect then did an M Phil in Environmental Science and has been working in heritage and Environmental management firstly at the Cape Town City Council and then as a consultant since 2007.
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AUGUST 2014 OUTING: Coenradenburg, West Coast
SEP 2014 OUTING: IDA's VALLEY near Stellenbosch
Monthly talk, free to the public. Location: The Athenaeum, Boundary Terrace, Newlands Visit our Talks page for detailed information.


Okay, so I would appreciate it if everyone in JO would join my wide-ranging SW guild, Wrath Squadron. I am in need of good people who have experience and whom I can trust as a Council member of Immortalis Concilium, our High Council.
This guild will have not only a JK2 server when I'm online (though this server will be only online when I am there), but also a Star Wars Battlefront II (SWB2) server, and a hopefully very active, SWTOR discussion thread.
Seeing as multiguilding is allowed, I hope all of you will join. I will automatically consider (I said consider not choose) Ben for the Immortalis Concilium as he is currently leading JO and my friend.


Where will the jobs be for human beings?
Automation and robotics are coming to the workforce and they're poised to be as disruptive as the industrial revolution. Where will humans fit in to this new world of work? Edward Hess, coauthor along with Katherine Ludwig of the new book Humility is the New Smart: Rethinking Human Excellence in the Smart Machine Age, joins us to talk about job opportunities for a newly automatic world.


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IOM Mission in Moldova
Migration Profile
Consolidating Moldova's Migration and Development Institutional Framework (MIDIDOM)
Enhancing the Development of Moldova through Engagement with Diaspora-Homeland Partnerships (IDF)
Mainstreaming Migration into National Development Strategies (MOMID)
Supporting the implementation of the migration and development component of the EU-Moldova Mobility Partnership and harnessing its benefits for the residents of Transnistria (SIMP II)
Prevention and Protection
Reintegrating Victims and Potential Victims of Trafficking in Human Beings through Specialized Assistance with a Focus on the Transnistria Region
Increasing of the Quality of Reintegration of Moldovan Migrants – creation of the Crisis Centre
Programme against Human Trafficking in Eastern Europe
Strengthening National Efforts to Protect Human Rights of (Potential) Victims of Trafficking in Persons in Moldova
Enhancing the Government's Counter Trafficking Response and Improving the protection of Victims of Trafficking and Witnesses in the Republic of Moldova
Enhancing Integrated Border Management along the Ukraine-Moldova Border
Strengthening Integrated Border Management along the Moldovan-Ukrainian border
Development of Psychological Integrated Services of the Border Police in the Republic of Moldova (SPINS)
Eastern Partnership (EaP) – Integrated Border Management – Capacity Building Project
Strengthening the Institutional Coordination Capacity of the Moldovan Bureau for Migration and Asylum in the field of Migrant Reception, Admission, Regulation of Stay and Integration in the Republic of Moldova
EU 4 Border Security
Facilitated Migration
Canada Visa Application Centre
UN COVID-19 MPTF
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Dutch - Covid 19
Press Release —Local November 11, 2020
IOM Moldova donated 16 650 protective masks for border police and provided support in clinic testing in order to stop the spread of COVID-19 and ensure the wellbeing of migrants, asylum seekers, refugees and frontline border police staff
The COVID-19 is spread by different means: contact (direct or via a fomite); droplet infection (droplets from the respiratory tract of an infected individual); via aerosols (particularly during procedures such as intubation); and faeco-oral. Researchers show that COVID-19 infection survives longer than other respiratory viruses when artificially aerosolized.
A person can be infectious even without symptoms, thus contributing to the spread of the virus, endangering the lives and health of others. In this context, it is very important to wear a protective mask. IOM has delivered to the General Inspectorate of Border Police 16 750 masks, purchased within the project Strengthening the Republic of Moldova National Response to the COVID-19 Crisis.
As a part of the same project, IOM in Moldova provided support in clinic testing for suspected people or those with some obvious symptoms, aiming to ensure the wellbeing of migrants, asylum seekers, refugees, and frontline border police staff.
Over 200 suspected cases (50 migrants, 50 asylum seekers, 50 refugees and 50 border police frontline staff), were referred for COVID-19 testing to an IOM supported clinic, within the framework of the UN COVID-19 Response and Recovery Multi-Partner Trust Fund .
The UN COVID-19 Response and Recovery Multi-Partner Trust Fund supports development, effectiveness and UN coherence through the efficient, accountable and transparent design and administration of innovative pooled financing instruments. The fund that is currently supported by the Governments of Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Switzerland offered UN Moldova one million dollars, to strengthen the national response of the country to the COVID-19 crisis out of which IOM Mission to Moldova implements the financial support of USD 120,000.
On December 30, 2020, the representatives of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mission in the Republic of Moldova visited Chisinau International Airport in order to conduct the Global Survey - Impact of COVID-19
WASH supplies donated by IOM Mission to Moldova to the National Administration of Penitentiaries
New data on the mobility-driven impact of COVID-19 in Moldova presented by IOM during the International Migrants' Day 2020
10 000 travel kits distributed to the Ports of Entry in the context of International Migrants Day
IOM Moldova donated 16 650 protective masks for border police and provided support in clinic testing in order to stop the spread of COVID 19 and ensure the wellbeing of migrants, asylum seekers, refugees and frontline border police staff
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Q: Most effecient way to retrive and save data to mongodb via mongoose Lets say we have a collection of user documnets in the mongodb database and each document contains huge amount of fields and data.
We may want to save the email of the user to its document right? So first we need to return the documnet of the user and then save the email :
const account = db.Account.findOne({email}); account.email = value; account.save;
As I said the document has a lot of extra fields we don't want to modify we only want to select and modify the email feild, Now I wonder :

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*if this has any impact on performance and the duration of the request?

2)Do I need to only select the email field for purpose of enhancing the performance?

*What is the best practice to do this?

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K-State falters late at TCU
Arne Green @arnegreen
Just as quickly as the Kansas State Wildcats got back in the game with a first-half surge, they saw it slip through their fingers in the second period.
The Wildcats erased a 10-point deficit to lead at the half and had a one-point advantage with under seven minutes to play when TCU went on a lethal 15-1 run to hand them their fifth straight loss, 68-57, Saturday at Schollmaier Arena, Fort Worth, Texas.
TCU, which improved to 14-11, 5-7 in the Big 12, ended a six-game losing streak while K-State fell to 9-16 and 2-10.
Long-range shooting was the difference for TCU, which knocked down 15 of 33 3-pointers in the game, while K-State managed just two on 12 attempts.
"Especially in the gut-check part of the game, they made three in a row or so," K-State coach Bruce Weber said of the 3-pointers during his postgame radio show. "It was like a one-point game and we were right there.
"We didn't have a very good start, battled back, took the lead before halftime. Probably not a great start to the second half, either, but again we came back, took the lead, and it went very fast, the change, because it was a one-point game, two-point game, and all of a sudden it was an eight-point game."
The Wildcats led 52-51 on a Xavier Sneed basket with 6:48 left, but from there it was all TCU. Desmond Bane's 3-pointer put the Horned Frogs in front for good, 54-52, at the 6:30 mark, and after Mike McGuirl missed a layup for K-State, PJ Fuller converted a three-point play at the other end for a five-point cushion.
Fuller initially was called for a charge, but it was overturned because Antonio Gordon's foot bas on the line in the arc under the basket. Jaire Grayer then knocked down another 3-pointer, and with 4:45 left stretched it to 61-52 by hitting the first of two free throws.
Gordon's free throw with 3:25 left briefly stopped the bleeding, but Francisco Farabello answered with two foul shots and a 3-pointer to complete the run to make it 66-53.
"Credit to them," Weber said. "The first time we played them, they hit five threes under three seconds (on the shot clock) and I don't know how many today, but it was several again.
"I don't know what you can do. A couple of defensive mistakes where we allowed them to get open threes, but a lot of times we played pretty good defense and they just made tough shots, and that was probably the difference in the game."
TCU made nine second-half 3-pointers and also hit 7 of 9 free throws, while K-State went 6 for 12 from the line in the period, including the front ends of two one-and-one opportunities by Sneed in the last 4 1/2 minutes.
Bane had 17 points, including five 3-pointers, and eight rebounds to lead TCU. Grayer and R.J. Nembhard added 15 each points each.
Sneed had 15 points, David Sloan 11 and Cartier Diarra 10 for K-State. Makol Mawien grabbed nine rebounds.
"(Sneed) did a nice job of keeping us in the game, but again, 3 for 8 from the free-throw line and 0 for 4 from three," Weber said of Sneed, who had been mired in a shooting slump but was 6 of 12 overall from the field. "I thought Cartier really gave us a good effort and then he goes down — you figure that out."
Diarra took a shot to the chin with 15:45 left and headed to the locker room for stitches. He returned at the 6:52 mark, just before Sneed gave the Wildcats their last lead.
K-State closed the first half on a 13-2 run to erase a 10-point deficit and lead 27-26 at the break.
TCU raced to an early 12-4 lead and stretched it to 21-12 with 7:25 left in the half on back-to-back 3-pointers from Farabello and Grayer. The Frogs got it to double figures, 24-14, on another Grayer three at the 5:29 mark, but that's when the K-State stormed back.
Mawien started it with a layup, Sneed knocked down a jumper and Diarra drained a pair of free throws. Sloan's three-point play off a TCU turnover cut it to one with 2:48 left in the half, and he tacked on another basket on a drive from the left wing to give the Wildcats their first lead, 25-24.
After Sneed completed the run with a long jumper, Kevin Samuel jammed home a lob pass for TCU to close out the scoring.
Sloan, who replaced Diarra in the starting lineup, had seven points at the half for K-State, with Diarra adding six off the bench. Grayer had nine points on three 3-pointers and Bane five to lead TCU.
The Horned Frogs made six 3-pointers in the half to none for K-State, but turned the ball over 10 times to just five for the Wildcats.
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Q: Show commands without executing them I often interactively loop over e.g. my files and want to perform a specific operation on all of them, let's say I'd like to rename all files:
for file in $(ls); do mv "$file" "${file}_new"; done

This works fine. But before invoking this command, I'd like to see what it actually does, so I would add an echo in front
for file in $(ls); do echo mv "$file" "${file}_new"; done

it then shows me all the commands it would invoke. If I'm happy with them, I remove the echo and execute it.
However, when the commands are a bit more subtle maybe including pipes or more than one command, this doesn't work anymore. Of course I could use ' so the special characters don't get interpreted, but then I don't have parameter expansion. I could also escape the special characters, but this would get very tedious.
My question is, what's the best way to do this? I've read in man bash about the option -n, which does "Read commands but do not execute them.  This may be used to  check  a  shell  script  for syntax errors. This is ignored by interactive shells." This is exactly what I need, but I need it for an interactive shell. Note that the options -x or -v do not help, as it will not only show the command, but also invoke it and then it might be too late already.

A: There is no option for "dry run" as explained by devnull but there is a simple workaround:
debug=
#debug=echo

$debug mv "$file" "${file}_new"

If you remove the comment from the second assignment (without changing anything else), you enable "dry run" for the dangerous mv command.
A more elaborate approach would be to check some condition (like a command line option):
debug=
if [[ ...enable dry run?... ]]; then
    debug=echo
fi

Note: The empty assignment is only necessary when you have the option -u ("Treat unset variables as an error when substituting.") enabled.
Important: This won't work well, when your commands use redirections (because the shell will always do them before the command is even started).

A: This thread would tell you why the option to show commands instead of executing those (a.k.a dry run) would never be implemented for bash.
Refer to the response from Eric Blake:

> My question is why can't such an option or be provided,
A little thought would show why this will never be implemented.  What
  would such an option output for the following:
if complex_command; then
  foo=command1
else
  foo=command2
fi
$foo args

On the line for $foo args, there is no way to know what $foo expands
  to unless you have previously executed (not just scanned) the
  complex_command.  Therefore, there is no way to dry run what the final
  results will be without running things, but running things is counter
  to the goal of a dry run.
That said, you might be interested in the bashdb project, which uses
  bash hooks to provide a debugger interface where you can single-step
  through a bash script; it's not the same as telling you what the
  script would do, but it at least lets you control how much or little
  of the script is actually run.

A: Actually you can do this in a script
add:
set -x # Print commands and their arguments as they are executed.
set -n # Read commands but do not execute them

in the beginning  of the script
Also a good practice is to add set -e to exit on error
(for more reference man set)

A: There is a github package called maybe, here's an example:
$ maybe rm file
> maybe has prevented rm file from performing 1 file system operations:
>
> delete /home/user/file
>
> Do you want to rerun rm file and permit these operations? [y/N]


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A large crowd of teens prompts Del Amo Fashion…
A large crowd of teens prompts Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance to close early
L.A. County's malls are back in business as customers exit and enter the Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance on Wednesday, October 7, 2020. (File photo by Brittany Murray, Press-Telegram/SCNG)
By Jonah Valdez | jvaldez@scng.com | San Gabriel Valley Tribune
PUBLISHED: January 9, 2021 at 7:53 p.m. | UPDATED: January 12, 2021 at 8:08 a.m.
A large crowd of teens wandering throughout Del Amo Fashion Center prompted the mall to close early on Saturday evening, authorities said.
Mall security had called Torrance police about a group of 50 to 70 people who were "yelling and bothering customers," said police Sgt. Alexander Martinez.
Management at the mall decided to close the mall about 6:20 p.m., about two hours before normal closing time.
Torrance police and other South Bay agencies spent the next hour trying to get the crowd to exit the mall, which most eventually did, Martinez said.
No crimes were committed and no one was taken into custody, police said.
Information from T P D – T P D units are on the scene at the Del Amo Fashion Center due to a large group of juveniles causing a disturbance. South Bay agencies are assisting to clear the scene. There are no reports of looting or other crimes. The mall is in the process of closing
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No Thyself is the fifth and final studio album by the band Magazine, and the first since their 2009 reformation. It was released on the Wire-Sound label on 24 October 2011, about 30 years after the release of their previous studio album, Magic, Murder and the Weather.

Bass guitarist Barry Adamson, while still remaining a member of Magazine, did not participate in the making of No Thyself due to prior obligations in film music. Guitarist John McGeoch had died in 2004. Both musicians were important in previous lineups.  Pete Shelley, who had founded Buzzcocks with Magazine singer Howard Devoto, co-writing early Buzzcocks material and one Magazine song together, contributed to the writing of the first track. The album cover features the painting The Misshapen Polyp Floated on the Shores, a Sort of Smiling and Hideous Cyclops by French artist Odilon Redon.

Reception

The BBC rated the album 9 out of 10, saying: "The surprise excellence of the songs and the music makes this the long-overdue fourth great Magazine album. Thirty years ago, Howard Devoto sang of wanting to burn again. And here he is, doing exactly that."

The Guardian gave it 8 of 10 and said: "No Thyself could be the fourth album they should have made instead of 1981's Magic, Murder and the Weather, which badly missed departed John McGeoch. Here, guitarist Noko and bassist John "Stan" White (replacing Barry Adamson, who had film commitments) help recapture the sonic blueprint laid down on the first three classic albums".

Mojo (in the print edition only) gave it 8 of 10 and said: "In 10 crisp, playful songs restores the exalted standards of the band's legend" (referring to the standard 10-track edition).

Track listing
All lyrics by Howard Devoto, except where indicated.
All music by Devoto, Doyle, Formula and Noko, except where indicated.

Variants
WIRED 18 – 11-track special edition with bonus track "Blisterpack Blues"
WIRED 19 – standard 10-track version
WIRED 22 – 10-track 12" vinyl LP version
WIRED 17 – limited edition 10" vinyl single "Hello Mister Curtis (With Apologies)" backed with "Holy Dotage"

Personnel
 Howard Devoto – vocals
 John Doyle – drums
 Dave Formula – keyboards
 Norman Fisher-Jones (also known as Noko) – guitar and backing vocals
 Jonathan "Stan" White – bass guitar and backing vocals
 Christine Hanson – cello and strings on "Final Analysis Waltz"
 Rosalie Cunningham – backing vocals
 Mixed by Mike Nielsen at Strongroom Studio3, London

Chart positions

References

Magazine (band) albums
2011 albums


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AfricaBib
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Martí Plata is made by legendary distiller of custom quality rums, the Alcoholes y Rones de Panamá group. The production process is overseen by Carlos Esquivel, who controls the most important production details of Martí rums including growing the distillery's own cane, using yeast isolated from the skin of pineapples grown on the estate and using select American oak barrels for aging.
As relatively dry rums, Martí Plata serve as an excellent base for building classic rum cocktails. Martí rums contain less than 5 grams of total sugar per Liter.
Wonderful texture with vanilla bean, cane sugar and citrusy mango upfront. Hints of key lime pie with an earthy ripeness mid palate with a pit of oak and campfire on the finish.