Submitted by Kyrel Zantonavitch on Wed, 2018-04-04 02:05.
It's too late. There's not gonna be a wall. Trump has done nothing for 14 months, and currently there aren't even any plans for a wall. Just plans to make plans. The prospects that even the tiniest portion of the wall will get built under Trump are essentially zero. It's all about apportioning blame now. Everything being said and done today is dedicated to evading responsibility and pointing fingers. Trump blew it completely.
Submitted by Mark Hunter on Tue, 2018-04-03 21:08.
U.S. military to protect our border, good. Economic leverage to force Mexico to do same, good.
All good, but considering Tump's past, we'll see.
Figuratively speaking you need to light a fire under the man's chair.
Submitted by Lindsay Perigo on Tue, 2018-04-03 20:47.
Trump has just tweeted that the border will be protected, and said separately that the military will be doing the protecting. Every patriot should tweet his support. I just did.
Submitted by Mark Hunter on Tue, 2018-04-03 17:23.
Congress isn't going to act and Trump must know this. Bending over backwards trying to see the Trump we though we knew: Perhaps he is waiting until the last minute to rub in the inaction of Congress, then he will act and thus make himself look even better than if he started now. It's remotely possible, but like Ed I don't think he will do anything.
Trump is passing the buck.
But there have been many such events. There's no reason to think this one will be any different. For one thing the Traitorous Media won't give it the coverage it deserves.
Submitted by Kyrel Zantonavitch on Tue, 2018-04-03 08:15.
This is hard to believe but...I heard on the radio tonight (on the intellectual and cutting-edge John Bachelor Show) that the standard way for the U.S. to deal with illegal aliens, if caught, is known as "catch and release". First, they're apprehended by law enforcement, but instead of paying a fine, receiving a criminal record, and being immediately deported, they're released after a day or two, and given a court date to seek legal admittance to the U.S. two years down the road. Virtually none even bother to show up.
Submitted by edpowell on Tue, 2018-04-03 04:49.
This insane caravan of thousands of migrants, aided by the Mexican government, is careening toward the US border. Trump has already said his hands are tied. But are they? His one unquestionable power as commander-in-chief is to use the military to protect the US from invasion. Will he use it? He has numerous diplomatic options, including pulling out of NAFTA and breaking off diplomatic relations with Mexico unless they turn the caravan around. Will he do so?
Everything I've seen of Trump says to me that he will roll over again.
This caravan is just as "spontaneous" as the children from Parkland arguing over gun control. Someone somewhere (probably associated with Soros, planned it, and helped implement it. It is the Left's attempt to move Trump into a George HW Bush "Read my lips" moment where he is 'forced" to betray his key campaign promises, and thus so turn off his base that he loses the next election. It's so obviously a trap and Trump is walking right into it.
Submitted by Mark Hunter on Tue, 2018-04-03 03:52.
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Submitted by Elliot Temple on Sun, 2018-04-01 21:04.
Trump could redeem himself by building the wall, ending chain migration, deporting millions of illegals, etc. But it looks like he doesn't want to and isn't going to.
Submitted by Lindsay Perigo on Sun, 2018-04-01 20:07.
8 am in NZ and I woke up to Trump's tweet: No More DACA. Hurrah!!
Let the deportations begin. Include Bwook-Schumer, Ghastly and Binswanker!
Submitted by Kyrel Zantonavitch on Sun, 2018-04-01 15:24.
Bruno -- I don't know that this immigration proposal is game-changing. But it'll certainly help. Trump strikes me as being overall pro-Western and pro-American. Despite being a bit of a con-man, Trump's instincts and heart seem to go in the right direction. Unfortunately, he does not have many clear or strong pro-liberty principles, which I think dooms him to mediocrity. I wish to hell some sound libertarian would get ahold of him and explicitly teach him political freedom. Or I wish he would happen across some solid Objectivist-type book on political science and then (as a miracle, almost) actually sit down and read a lot of it and learn.
Submitted by Bruno on Sun, 2018-04-01 10:22.
Immigrants who accept almost any form of welfare or public benefit, even popular tax deductions, could be denied legal U.S. residency under a proposal awaiting approval by the Trump administration. According to a draft of the proposal obtained by the Washington Post, immigration caseworkers would be required to consider a much broader range of factors when determining whether immigrants or their U.S.-citizen children are using public benefits or may likely do so.
Reuters reported on the proposed changes in February, and Vox published excerpts of a draft. But a more recent, 223-page version obtained by the Post shows the proposal is more extensive than previously reported.
"It's striking that after strong public criticism of a leaked draft rule, the administration seems to be considering a version that goes even further, and they're actively considering whether to use this rule to create new grounds for deporting legal immigrants," said Mark Greenberg, a senior fellow at the Migration Policy Institute.
Submitted by Lindsay Perigo on Sun, 2018-03-25 21:41.
I changed my vote to MAYBE based on the argument from Trump via Twitter that the military can fund and build the border wall.
I would still have preferred a showdown to expose the traitors in Congress.
I'll change mine when construction begins. NEW wall, not just old stuff being fixed.
Ryan, McConnell, Schumer and Pelosi cooked all this up. RINO-Scum and Dem-Scum.
Submitted by Kyrel Zantonavitch on Sun, 2018-03-25 15:08.
Donald Trump's new economic advisor is Larry Kudlow. His new defense advisor is John Bolton. Both, in my judgment, qualify as slight neo-liberals. That means they go above and beyond mere vacuous, fatuous, worthless, hopeless conservatism in their thinking. They have minor elements of libertarianism in their belief-systems. What needs to happen is they need to get to work and teach the political novice and ignoramus Trump about government and the value of liberty in domestic and foreign policy.
Submitted by Lindsay Perigo on Sun, 2018-03-25 09:23.
It strikes me that filling out questionnaires and trying to drag Trump back to being anti-The Filth is futile. He has shown irrevocably that he doesn't really care about draining the swamp. I am still seething with disgust. If erstwhile pro-Trumpers are serious they must form a new movement, The Patriot Party, and have it ready for the mid-terms. This is civil war—Patriots vs The Filth—and Trump is now part of The Filth.
Submitted by Lindsay Perigo on Sun, 2018-03-25 00:40.
President Trump needs our support against The Filth in his own party, the Dumbocratic party, the Deep State, the Media, the UN, almost the entire world in fact.
It freaks me out when he joins The Filth. Laura Ingraham reported the other night she'd been in a funk for two days over this. I know the feeling.
Submitted by Jmaurone on Sat, 2018-03-24 17:26.
But that's only predicated on the counter-arguments I've seen by Trump's defenders claiming that this is only an "omnibus of suggested spending", that it's not the final deal, that things can be rejected, later on. If that's truly the case, then, "maybe." But hold his feet to the fire.
Submitted by Brant Gaede on Sat, 2018-03-24 15:49.
This is equivalent to "Read my lips, no new taxes." It may not cost Trump the presidency but it might cost Reps control of Congress this year as the base stays home, just like 1992.
The actual content of the spending bill doesn't much matter, frankly. But Trump was and is blind to the more general considerations. Maybe he's a coward.
Submitted by Kyrel Zantonavitch on Sat, 2018-03-24 14:43.
Republicans have a tradition of wantonly jerking the federal deficit thru the roof. And Objectivists and libertarians have a tradition of evading this fact. Such spendthrift irresponsibility and destructionism happened under Reagan, Bush senior, and Bush junior. Prior to Trump's election, he gave every indication that he would be the same, or even worse. His personal tradition is one of immense borrowing for his business, often at junk bond rates.
Trump doesn't have a libertarian bone in his body. He's never once said anything that sounded like he loved liberty -- or even knew what it was. Mitt Romney (who lost to Obama in 2012) was the same. Bush junior and Reagan, at least, were different.
So, in my evaluation, Trump has two strikes against him.
Still, I think he's an energetic go-getter and alpha-male with a winner persona. He's a quick learner who does listen and try to think things out. So maybe he will realize how desperately important it is to not bankrupt America. Maybe Trump will learn: Everything will die if we don't pay our bills. There will be a massive economic meltdown. Even money for defense will get cut, not raised, in the long term.
In economics, everything is fine, and there's never any problem...until there is. Then it's too late.
What happens if there's a war, depression, natural disaster, default crisis in Europe, default crisis among the 50 states, or something else? Trump and the Republicans are playing with fire. And the American people are utter morons and dirtbags for allowing this horror so ignorantly and casually.
Submitted by Bruno on Sat, 2018-03-24 13:57.
We may lose a battle, but we will win the war.
This was never meant to be easy.
Submitted by Luke Setzer on Sun, 2018-03-25 14:53.
I was looking forward to some executive KASS but instead got a major letdown with major negative implications for our future.
I cannot think of a single good reason not to have vetoed this monstrosity.
Submitted by Lindsay Perigo on Sat, 2018-03-24 05:21.
It's even worse because he tweeted that he was thinking of vetoing and then signed. Pelosi's and Schumer's gloating have been insufferable. And I refuse even to imagine what Bwook the Cwook's gloating will be like. How that Obleftivist tweasonist must love the continuation of borders open to all varieties of his fellow-Filth! Ugh!!


What is your idea on how the list of these auctions would be provided? Like a csv file maybe?
maybe on the bidding page there would be a text field where you can enter a seller's ID and next to it another text field where you enter your maximum bid and next to these 2 text fields a button that says "Snipe on all items from this seller". and then i press that button and gixen bids on all 100 items for $30. Then instead of having to create 100 snipes and entering $30 100 times, the I would do it just once. would save a lot of time. Let me know if you dont know what i mean and i will clarify.
LOL - I am thinking that the best solution would be to use "Ask A Seller A Question"... and ask them to set you up a Buy It Now for (say) 100 items.
This is much better for the seller - they save heaps in listing fees (1 listing rather than (say) 100... so they could pass on the cost savings.


Shakespeare Authorship Research Centre (SARC) Director Dan Wright, PhD announced that SARC and Portland Center Stage will host "The Anonymous Colloquium" on January 28 and 29, 2012 at the Gerding Theatre at the Armory in downtown Portland, Oregon. Wright said that the purpose of the colloquium is to ". . . discuss approaches to teaching the Shakespeare authorship question with the aid of [Roland Emmerich's film]Anonymous and to develop a curriculum that the SARC will publish for use in schools, colleges and universities across the USA and around the world."


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Australia business spending increases in second quarter
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-14743415
Image caption A commodities boom has seen increased spending in Australia's mining sector
Australian firms spent more money to expand their businesses in the second quarter, an indicator that they expect the economy to grow.
Capital expenditure was 33.6bn Australian dollars ($36bn; £22bn), a 4.8% increase from the same period a year earlier, latest data showed.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics said firms were planning to further invest A$149bn in the financial year.
The data comes amid rising concerns of a slowdown in the Australian economy.
"It's nice to see that you are going to get a cycle here that is led by very strong expansion in capital spending," said Ban Jarman of JP Morgan.
In a further boost to Australia's economy, data out on Thursday showed that retail sales in the country increased for the first time in three months.
There is nothing here that adds to the rate cut case doing the rounds of the markets
Michael Blythe, Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Sales rose by a better-than-expected 0.5% in July, compared with the previous month.
The jump in sales comes after Reserve Bank of Australia said last month that consumer confidence in the country had fallen to "below-average levels".
"It is a little bit of relief with the retail trade numbers after what had been lost territory in the last couple of months." said David De Garis of National Australia Bank.
Australia's economy shrank by 1.2% in the first three months of the year.
Last month, the Reserve Bank of Australia cut its growth forecast for this year to 3.25% from 4.25%.
It cited a sluggish recovery from floods and different pace of growth of various sectors as the reasons.
That coupled with concerns of a slowdown in global economic recovery had raised speculation that the central bank may cut interest rates in a bid to boost growth.
The central bank has kept its key interest rate unchanged at 4.75% for eight consecutive months.
However, analysts said the latest data will ease growth concerns and prompt the central bank to stick to its monetary policy.
"There is nothing here that adds to the rate cut case doing the rounds of the markets," said Michael Blythe of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
Australia lowers growth forecast as floods hurt economy
Australian retailers take a beating
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Horizon Yachts' 2016 Horizon Open House (March 10-13) will be hosted at the Horizon City Marina, located alongside the 2016 Taiwan International Boat Show at the Kaohsiung Exhibition Center in downtown Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
Horizon plans to showcase four luxury yachts at at the fourth edition of the open house: an E84 motoryacht, E56 motoryacht, and two yachts specifically for the Taiwan market.
The Taiwanese yacht brand will also display three yachts at the 2016 show including the FD85 fast displacement motoryacht, new RP120 superyacht, and the E56 motoryacht.
The 2016 Horizon Open House is a biennial event that honors Horizon as one of the world's leading luxury yacht builders. Along with the yacht showcase, the Horizon Open House will encompass shipyard factory tours, VVIP and VIP events, a Kaohsiung sight-seeing city tour, and more.
The event is expected to draw more than 1,000 guests from around the world.


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6 Indian Companies Betting Big On Drones
Friday, December 10, 2021 by Indian Defence News
The foundation of growth for drone technology was laid down by new "Drone Rules 2021" announced in August 2021. Efforts are on to make India a global drone hub by 2030. By 2025, India is anticipated to be the world's third-largest drone market. Companies are changing their stance and adopting drone technology. Take the mining sector, for instance. These companies are spending heavily to equip themselves with drones for regular business operations.
Meanwhile, infra companies, with expertise across segments like oil and gas, power, railways, and road transport, are increasingly using drones to augment capabilities and enhance productivity. They are relying on drones to monitor the progress of projects and for inspection purposes.
There are other use cases of drones as well. In this article, we look at the top Indian companies which are betting big on drones.
1 Paras Defence & Space Technologies
The newly listed Paras Defence, via its subsidiary Paras Aerospace, has tied up with a few unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) manufacturers in Israel, Latvia, & Italy. It has tied up with Fixar from Latvia which designs unique Angular Rotor drones, useful for specific missions in low air density applications and to have long endurance.
Meanwhile, Nurjana Technologies from Italy provides systems engineering and system development capabilities for real-time applications in aerospace. Paras Aerospace has a wide range of verticals such as military UAV, industrial UAV, drone parachutes, among others. It primarily focuses on drones related aerospace technology development.
Paras Defence, which listed in October this year, received huge response in its IPO and broke all records of subscription. The offer was subscribed nearly 304.3 times despite the company's weak financials.
2 Zomato
In December 2018, Zomato acquired TechEagle, a Lucknow-based drone start-up, which will help the online delivery platform to create a hub-to-hub delivery network powered by hybrid multi-rotor drones.
The company is betting big on drones, hoping that drones will make food deliveries more efficient and cost-effective.
How is Zomato betting big on drones you ask? As per reports, a commercial drone will cost upwards of ₹ 60,000. The price for an industrial drone can run beyond ₹ 10 lakh. Comparatively, a Zomato delivery associate is paid less than ₹ 20,000 a month.
But here's the thing. In June last year, Zomato parted ways with TechEagle, putting a huge question mark on its plans to deliver food through drones. After this partnership ended, Zomato tied up with telecom major Vodafone Idea to join DGCA's BVLOS sandbox. BVLOS drones are long-range UAVs, which enable providers to conduct complex operations and facilitate drones to fly without any human interference. These drones are primarily operated in the infrastructure inventory, for monitoring large areas and creating orthophoto maps and hub-to-hub delivery among others.
What Vodafone Idea does is provide LTE support to the drones, where the drones will be attached with a Vodafone Idea SIM device, which will be connected to the local network to gather data like weather details, battery status, and distance among others.
It's not just Zomato. Swiggy and Dunzo are also among the companies testing out using drones for delivering food, medicines, and essential items.
Did you know that Zomato was initially started as a search and discovery platform? Since then, Zomato has added other feathers to its cap: deliveries, takeaway, table reservation, B2B food ingredient supply, and so on.
Here's how the stock has performed since listing on the bourses.
3 Zen Technologies
Zen Technologies is a drone tech company and a leading provider defence training solutions, headquartered in Hyderabad with offices in India and USA.
It has applied for over 90 patents and shipped more than 1,000 training systems around the world.
In September this year, the company secured a ₹ 1.6-bn order from the Indian Air Force (IAF) for the supply of counter unmanned aircraft systems (CUAS). This was the first major order for Zen technologies in the anti-drone space.
Since the order news came out, the stock has been in news. Shares of the company more than doubled in just a month's time back in September!
The company has a strong order book. The new drone rules, PLI scheme, and the defence ministry allowing increased use of simulators have given Zen Technologies a boost. The company's MD Ashok Atluri has backed Aarav Unmanned Systems (AUS), a Bengaluru-based drone solutions start-up.
4 RattanIndia Enterprises
Before the new drone rules were announced, RattanIndia Enterprises made an investment in US-based Matternet, the world's most extensive urban drone logistics platform.
Back then, it announced the formation of an Indian subsidiary to kickstart the drone business in India.
Well, the Indian subsidiary is here. In September, RattanIndia Enterprises announced the launch of its drone business with its wholly-owned subsidiary NeoSky India.
NeoSky India will develop a cutting-edge drone system platform, focusing on industry applications in India. The company appointed Peeyush Kumar, a former CEO of Pixella - an India-based drone company, as the head of its drone business.
Shares of the company are on a tear this year, offering stellar 1,500% returns in the past 15 months.
'Drones' is not the only buzzword helping the stock. It has also backed electric vehicle firm Revolt.
As the company is foraying into new-age technologies, the market has factored in the news.
However, on the fundamental front, the company has little to offer. The company had no sales to report until the second half of financial 2020-21. Moreover, at the end of September 2021, the company had ₹150 m of net debt, up from none a year ago.
5 Info Edge (India)
Info Edge (India) has made investments in Bangalore-based Skylark Drones.
In July 2021, Skylark Drones raised US$3 m (about ₹ 220 m) in its pre-Series A funding round co-led by Info Edge Ventures and Indian Angel Network (IAN) fund.
Founded in 2014, Skylark Drones provides work-site intelligence to enable accurate business decision-making using drone data. Note that Info Edge, one of the oldest internet companies in India, has been going heavy on start-up investments over the past few years.
From recruitment solutions to education-related portals, Info Edge has played a vital role in the development of Indian start-up ecosystem.
6 DCM Shriram Industries
In August this year, DCM Shriram Industries announced an arrangement with Zyrone Dynamics, a Turkish UAV, and drone manufacturer. Under this arrangement, 30% of the firm's shares were bought by DCM Shriram Industries for US$1 m, giving it a total valuation of US$3.5 m.
DCM was looking to invest in Zyrone for a long time but due to the pandemic conditions, the negotiation period stretched to 18 months.
Under the partnership, Zyrone will be providing DCM Shriram Industries with technological support and both parties will support each other in marketing the products in India and around the globe.
DCM Shriram Industries has been in drone manufacturing business for a long time now. In 2018, the company had received a license from the government for manufacturing about 3,500 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), bullet proof vehicles and other products.
In fact, the company did set up India's first private sector unit for manufacturing drones in 2018.
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Something's Fishy
By Naomi D'Arbell Bobadilla
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It's cold in the Antarctic Ocean, but things are heating up. Professor Thomas Near from the Yale Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology worked with a research group to study an ancient Antarctic fish lineage called notothenioids. These fish are key links in Antarctic food webs and the basis for several international fisheries. The researchers used DNA sequences from 89 notothenioid species to reconstruct the process of how they evolved and study their changes in habitat over the years. Their study, published in June in Nature Ecology & Evolution, showed that notothenioids are in danger from climate change and species invasion.
Historically, notothenioids have survived natural warming cycles through migration, such as between the Antarctic continent and its islands. "Continents tend to produce biodiversity that emigrates to islands," said Dr. Near, "but the Antarctic islands are behaving like a continent." In other words, studies showed that around Antarctica, the islands generate a diversity of marine life. Unfortunately, these island waters are now warming. This temperature rise allows fish that usually live in warmer water to invade and compete with native species like notothenioids. Notothenioids must now face both rising temperatures, which can alarmingly alter Antarctic marine ecosystems, as well as increased competition from invading species.
"This polar ecosystem has probably been fairly stable for 25-30 million years," said Dr. Near. Now, climate change has brought unprecedented instability to Antarctic ecosystems and placed its most dominant lineage, notothenioids, in jeopardy. Dr. Near reminds us of our duty to address such problems: "With our dramatic utilization of natural resources comes responsibility for stewardship of the planet that we've perturbed."


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Pussy Riot – or what is (religious) freedom to you?
For months and months the Russian punk rock band Pussy Riot has dominated the news in various ways. Pussy Riot is an all-female band based in Moscow. The members all wear balaclavas when they are performing, because they are protesting against the Kremlin and against the Putin-led government and were and are afraid of the police arresting them. On March 4th, it has happened. The group performed, on February 21st early in the morning, in the Orthodox Cathedral in Moscow, Christ the Savior, and three members were subsequently arrested. Maria Alyokhina,24, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova,22, and Yekaterina Samutsevich,29, spent the last seven and a half month in a prison in Moscow being tried for hooliganism motivated by religious hatred. Yekaterina Samutsevich was released on appeal, while her two band mates were convicted and sentenced to two years of prison camp respectively. Putin claims that the sentencing was not politically motivated and that he had no voice in the sentencing process. He even goes so far as to claim that he had no knowledge of the group before the video shoot in the Cathedral. This claim seems hardly to be believable. Putin normally knows pretty well what is going on in his country and especially in Moscow and most especially if it involves an entire group of young people, most of them in their twenties and maybe thirties, who are consistently protesting against the government. Moscow claims that the problem with Pussy Riot is not their protest against the government, but the fact that they had voiced such protest in a church, and especially in an Orthodox Cathedral. This behavior, not only protesting in a Cathedral, but naming the song a "Punk Prayer" and performing in front of the altar, has allegedly upset many believers and because of that they had to be punished. The head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill is a great supporter of Putin and the one who assumes the role of the victim in court. Since I do not believe for a moment that the sentencing was not politically motivated, what I find interesting is the discussion that is going on across Europe, or so it seems, about right and wrong and religious feelings in the case of Pussy Riot. Moscow claims that Russia is a free country and that everyone is allowed to voice their opinion. It is interesting though, that the group decided from the very beginning to perform anonymous, without saying their names or showing their faces. It is also interesting that all of a sudden the Church plays such a significant role again in Russia. Contrary to my initial belief, many Russians seem to endorse the sentencing and therefore also seem to endorse the growing role of the Church in Russia. The overwhelming belief seems to be that the two women, young mothers with small children, deserved what they got and that others should act as a warning that protest involving the Church is not tolerated. Church officials in other countries, one of these being Germany, also said that the women deserved their sentencing because protest in a Church was not allowed and clearly against the law. Interesting! The protests that lead to the end of the DDR were started in a Church and were held and endorsed by ordained priests. Luther, the great protestant reformer, has voiced his criticism of the Church while he was a member, a priest, and a Catholic and during the Second World War courageous priests spoke up against Hitler, in Church, during service and in front of the altar. What is so different about these women? The fact that they are women? The fact that they are young? Or the simple fact that they are very courageous and believe in their cause? How much is freedom of speech worth today and since when does it matter where I enact that freedom of speech?
Article in the independent: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/vladimir-putin-if-pussy-riot-had-not-broken-the-law-they-would-be-at-home-doing-their-housework-8227325.html
Author Marie-Caroline SchultePosted on October 26, 2012 November 22, 2012 Categories ViewpointTags Christ the Savior Chathedral, Church, freedom, freedom of speech, Kremlin, Luther, Maria Alyokhina, Moscow, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Patriarch Kirill, Punk Prayer, pussy riot, Putin, religious freedom, Russian Orthodox Church, Yekaterina Samutsevich
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walterdoege says:
important issue. Freedom of speech is one human right and need. Free writing, free reading, utmost, free speech and free talk…talk as a free act. Free acts are lovely and ethical cause love grounded. I regard and recognize love as a truth. So, I see also in this narrative a violence against human freedom. Also, a violence against the young women…and atavic fear related to woman existence. This music band suffered discrimination. Music as an expressive art reveals truths, as science and phylosophy do too. The three, phylosophy, science and art is a good trio…and thinking of jazz, these young women did a remarkable performance. In a changing world ethical issues are the most relevant. Contemporary scene is a challenge regarding ethics. A global world reqquires a global human well being for all people. The contemporary scene shows civilization (latu sensu) side by side with barbarism and non sense conditions. Children and elderly people suffer the same violence. Phylosophy can play but with art and science companion. This trio is agreat band and is just making matter regarding the challenge of a health and well being for each and any people i n the world. Phylosophy is not only understanding the world but also changing it. The most important in my comment is place love as a truth. I am a physician, a psychotherapist, a writer and a blogger. Blogging is still and underestimated tool for changing this scene and a lovely ground of buidling and reinventing a better world.
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From Bollywood to 'Nightmare Sandwiches'… Five great Laurent Garnier videos
Think French techno, and the name Laurent Garnier instantly springs to mind.
The Paris native, who initially made his name at Manchester's The Hacienda (we can think of worse places to start), has been at the top of his game for nearly 30 years, and has been producing tracks since the early 90s – with early stompers such as Acid Eiffel and Wake Up! followed by seminal albums such as 30, Unreasonable Behaviour and his most recent output, 2015's La Home Box.
As he has proven over the years, he's also somewhat adventurous when it comes to putting his tracks to video, working alongside noted directors to develop a series of memorable clips.
With that in mind 909originals presents five of his best music videos, starting with a bona-fide techno classic. It almost makes you long for the glory days of MTV.
The Man With The Red Face, 2000
Shot in Mumbai, India by director Siraj Jhaveri (who also produced a Bollywood-themed commercial for Orbit gum), Garnier's The Man With The Red Face clip is a snapshot of everyday life on the Asian subcontinent, with occasional comedic cutaways – about halfway through, the action cuts to a lengthy Bollywood scene, featuring a female police officer that pulls off some excellent kung fu moves.
Keep an eye out for the familiar face that comes to fix the TV in the cafeteria.
Coloured City, 1998
For 1998's Coloured City, Garnier teamed up with legendary French director Marc Caro (of Delicatessen fame), for a psychedelic preamble around the Pigalle district of Paris. Trippy stuff.
The Sound of the Big Babou, 1999
All good stories have a defined beginning, middle and end, and the video for The Sound of The Big Babou, one of the standout tracks on Garnier's Unreasonable Behaviour, is a dark fable with some bizarre dream sequences thrown in to the mix… keep watching to the very end, to see what we mean.
Award winning director Vito Rocco, who produced the Bafta-winning Goodbye Cruel World, produced the clip.
Flashback, 1997
Directed by Quentin Dupieux, aka Mr Oizo, this is Monsieur Garnier at arguably his most playful, as he performs his latest track (inspired, we are told by both a thunderstorm and his favourite part of the body) in a local garage for a fanbase of precisely two people.
We're not sure what we enjoy more, the drummer's Keith Moon-esque stomping, Garnier's interaction with said fans, or the arrival of a TV executive to admonish the group for singing in English. As to why Garnier appears in a neck brace and cast – I guess we'll leave that one up to your imagination.
Nightmare Sandwiches, 1996
Quentin Dupieux, at the time a relative unknown, was also on hand for this 1996 short film with a distinctly David Lynch-esque intro, before a bizarre selecton of characters arrive to wreak havoc in a French café. But how much of what they observe is actually real, and how much imaginary?
The clip includes two Garnier tracks, The Hoe and Crispy Bacon, as well as snippets of Deep Sea Diving – all tracks that appeared on the Frenchman's 1997 album, 30.
Share your favourite Laurent Garnier videos in the comments below..! 🙂
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This sketching pad contains 75 sheets of 54 lb. (80 gsm) acid-free paper and is perfect for use with graphite, charcoal and other dry media. The light-weight paper is ideal for practice and quick studies. Sheets are microperforated for easy sheet removal and sized to be a full 9" x 12" after removal.


Christmas greetings from Jason Wiebe Dairy. We are very happy to have electricity after being out of it for 6 days after the ice storm on Dec 11.
We lost electricity at about 7:00 am Tuesday, but we were ready with our backup generator on our tractor so we used that to keep milking cows. On Sunday our generator needed some repairs so I contacted our local equipment dealer for some parts and he opened his store twice for me on Sunday to get repair parts for the generator, which I fixed after we had a church service in our school building (our school building was powered by a Honda generator which was loaned to us to use).
Then on Monday morning our generator gave out and I called around to find a place to fix it, but no luck, all repair places around were completely booked for weeks fixing generators. Then I heard our local electric company truck was in the area and so I tracked him down and talked to him. He thought we had power already so he said he would soon come and talk to me at our place. I went home and in about 20 minutes our power came on (Monday 1:07 pm). He had found a blown fuse on the line which couldn't easily be seen and fixed it.
Now I am taking our generator in to get fixed so next time we lose power we are ready.
This is where Jason and Sheri will enter journal/blog entries about their dairy farm or cheese business, or personal interests! It could be anything that they think relates to the story of their endeavors.
I'm sure Jason and Sheri will have many good ideas to share with the web world.


ATHA means NOW, a most auspicious word.
NOW, we begin from where we are.
ATHA Inc. is a New York based company founded and directed by artist, Michelle Cherian.
The idea for Atha was born when I traveled from where I was living in Mysore, India to Kathmandu, Nepal for an artist residency at the Patan Museum in Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I am a painter and was curious to work in a new environment.
I lived only three blocks from the museum, but instead of going straight there each morning I'd take walks wandering through the tangle of narrow alleys bursting with morning activity: the puja bells, the tink' tink' tink' of the metal workers hammering brass statues of gods, and the pashmina shops opening for business. Finally making my way to the square, I'd step through the huge brass doors of the museum into a gorgeous courtyard and head to the studio.
Patan is one of the centers of artisanal work in Nepal. I slowly began to play with the idea of exploring a new medium, but still making something that came from the paintings. After visiting many of the silver shops, I started to make ideas for jewelry by cutting and gluing paper together. A couple weeks later my neighbor upstairs passed me the number of the owner at highly acclaimed artisan workshop. I called him and a few days later we met. He tells me of his father and grandfather being painters and sculptors, and of his uncle who was a commissioned artist for the king of Nepal. He liked the paper prototypes and agreed to take on my project. This is how the Atha signature bracelet, Subterranean Swing, was born.
When artistic vision is paired with highly skilled craft and that relationship is nurtured through trust and open communication the results can be spectacular. All of our partners are rooted in traditional practices, but love experimentation and have an eye for the unique.
Read Michelle's Blog Post about the The Making of Subterranean Swing.
By living and working in diverse places around the world Atha has cultivated a unique global perspective that informs the choices we make. As citizens of the world, the idea of home is anything but singular. We strive to add value to the lives of people we work with through only engaging vendors with ethical work practices. We are committed to creating pieces of beauty and wonder that provide a rich experience for both the maker and owner. We take pride in the authenticity of our materials, the skilled artisans we work with, and our distinct point of view.


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Rocky Mountain National Park's reservation…
Rocky Mountain National Park's reservation system ends this week. Here's how it worked out.
Park Rangers at the Bear Lake trailhead at Rocky Mountain National Park on Saturday, May 30, 2020. Starting on June 04, visiting the park will require a permit.
By John Meyer | jmeyer@denverpost.com | The Denver Post
PUBLISHED: October 12, 2020 at 1:54 p.m. | UPDATED: October 12, 2020 at 1:56 p.m.
As lovers of Rocky Mountain National Park eagerly await this week's expiration of the timed-entry reservation system that was imposed to restrict visitation in response to the coronavirus, officials in the gateway town of Estes Park say the system has helped them make the best of a bad situation.
Reservations to enter the park will not be required as of Tuesday, but critics remain concerned that park officials may bring it back in some form later at America's third-busiest national park, where they have been grappling with a 44% increase in annual visitation since 2012.
Dan Denning, an Estes Park native, staged anti-reservation rallies with four of his brothers at a town park on the Fourth of July and Labor Day.
"We didn't want to get to next spring and have the park superintendent say, 'We're bringing back the timed-entry reservation system because it worked so well,' " Denning said. "There may be many people who disagree with us, but we got a lot of support. The park has been such a valuable part of our lives growing up, and we want to make sure people from all over the world can benefit the same way we've benefited from it our whole lives."
Denning said he feared the reservation system was a "Trojan Horse." Kyle Patterson, the park's public affairs officer, insists it wasn't, but she does concede a system like the one imposed this summer could be considered in the future. Park officials have been brainstorming for solutions to mitigate crowding for years.
"This was solely intended to be a temporary system for us to spread use out (due to COVID-19), to decrease congestion," Patterson said. "We are not in any way trying to do anything covertly. Anything we would do for a permanent reservations system, we would be going out to the public first with public meetings, getting their input, their feedback, sharing with them some of our plans. It's unfortunate that the rumors are out there that we're going to do this behind a curtain."
Patterson said the park likely will present potential solutions for mitigating crowding to the public in a year or two. That would have happened this fall, she said, if not for the disruption caused by the pandemic. Denning was relieved to hear public input will be encouraged.
"The ultimate goal is to not have permanent restrictions on access to the park," Denning said.
The day after Estes Park recorded its first coronavirus case, then-Mayor Todd Jirsa wrote a letter to Interior Secretary David Bernhardt asking him to close the park because he believed the presence of visitors posed a "grave public health concern" to a small town with limited medical facilities. A closure was already in the works, though, and the park closed that night. It reopened on May 27, and the reservation system with two-hour entry windows went into effect a week later.
The system was designed to limit vehicle entry to 60% of the park's maximum parking capacity between the hours of 6 a.m. and 5 p.m. Because of visitors who entered outside of those hours, actual visitation figures in June, July and August ran 26% to 30% below the same months last year. September figures will be available next week.For Estes Park, the issue was how to shield the town from the coronavirus outbreak without devastating an economy so dependent on tourism.
"I think it has worked out very well," said Estes Park Mayor Wendy Koenig, who succeeded Jirsa in April. "It was a good response and it showed concern for our community, our residents, the people in the park, and I thought it was a very thoughtful plan. Sometimes you need to be willing to make adjustments, or you've made the choice to be unhappy. And happiness is often a choice in life."
Koenig said sales tax revenues in the town are down only 16%, less than town officials had feared.
"I walked around town in May, talked to businesses, and then I walked around to many of the same businesses to do the follow-up and see how their summer went," Koenig said. "Several of the businesses said by August, they had more people in the store than they could handle sometimes, so people were shopping. Everybody has been complying with masks and trying to do the social distancing."
Donna Carlson, executive director of the Estes Chamber of Commerce, believes the town may have benefited because so many vacationers this year opted to travel by car instead of airplane.
"We consider it a good summer," Carlson said. "A lot of businesses were really pleased that their sales year-over-year, considering that it was a pandemic year, were darn near close to last year, and some businesses exceeded last year. It was very busy. People were very willing to eat and very willing to shop."
Denning maintains the system was unfair to park users.
"A lot of people liked it because they said it improved their experience in the park, because it was less crowded, but that doesn't include the people who never got to go in the park in the first place," Denning said. "The park belongs to the American people, and access should be fair to all of them."
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In the long-term, limiting congestion in the park remains a challenge. From 2001 to 2010, the park averaged 2.9 million visitors annually. A then-record 3.23 million people visited in 2012, and that record has been broken in five of the seven years since. In 2019, the park drew more than 4.67 million. Through August, visitation for this year was down 33%.
"This has been a very difficult year for lots of reasons," Patterson said. "Because we kept so much data prior to this year, and we have taken a lot of data this year, we have kept people's comments. People are saying, 'Do this forevermore.' Others are saying the opposite. Some locals love it, some locals hate it."
Carlson, the chamber of commerce head, says the town has been fortunate in a year when so many businesses around the country have taken devastating hits due to pandemic restrictions.
"The reality in Estes has been very different than it has been with some of my sister chambers," Carlson said. "There are towns where restaurants can't survive and the lodging industry is suffering. In Estes, we've stayed busy."
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The Best Nantucket Travel Tips From a Local
Nantucket is an enchanting island just 30 miles south of Cape Cod and has become a leading summer vacation and second home destination in the last 100 years.
Before that, "The Little Gray Lady of the Sea" was known as the whaling capital of the world. The buildings, infrastructure, and signs from those glorious years are still evident and impeccably preserved on the island.
The permanent population is only about 11,000 people, but the number of people inhabiting Nantucket can swell up to 50,000 people during the summer's high season.
Since there are so many beaches, historical buildings and sights, conserved wildlife, top restaurants, and cultural and art venues, Nantucket is great both for a more extended stay and as a day trip. In fact, you can take the first ferry from Hyannis before 9 am, spend the day on the island, and then head back to the mainland with one of the last evening ferries.
If you want to spend more time there, then make sure to book the private residence or room of your choice as early as possible, especially if your trip will be at the peak of the summer season.
The Best Local Travel Tips For Nantucket
Beautifully Preserved History
The first thing you will notice when setting foot on this New England Island is the beautifully preserved historic charm, buildings, infrastructure, and sites. You can take a stroll through the cobblestone streets and admire the historic mansions and buildings of Downtown Nantucket.
This island is known as a "treasure trove" of American historic buildings and homes, with more than 800 buildings from before the Civil War. The downtown district was included in the National Register of Historic Places back in 1996. There are also three of the oldest functioning lighthouses, which are an essential part of American history that should be seen there.
Other historic sites include the oldest house, known as Jethro Coffin House, as well as the old jail and the oldest functioning windmill in the USA.
While in Nantucket, you can learn more fascinating stories of the island's history by visiting the Whaling Museum, the Shipwreck and Lifesaving Museum, the Lightship Basket Museum, and numerous other historic venues. Nantucket is widely considered the finest surviving New England seaport example.
Visit the Old Gaol
One of the top-ranked attractions for history enthusiasts is the Old Gaol. This is the first jail that was built on the island back in 1696 and then rebuilt with local taxpayer's money on Vestal Street in 1805. But why visit an old jail, you may ask?
The answer is complex. Firstly, the building itself is a superb example of American colonial architecture. It has a sturdy oak wood construction with exceptional iron rods, bolts, and other reinforcing elements.
Overall, it is a very solidly built prison, which led to multiple highly creative and not-so-successful prison escapes during the centuries.
The historical data preserved at the NHA Research Library contains accounts of some of these escape plans. One of them includes the true story of a boy escaping through the chimney and another of a woman who used a specially constructed pulley system to deliver a key to a prisoner held on the second floor of the prison.
The prison, known as the "Old Gaol," housed its last prisoner in 1933. In 1946, it was closed down and donated to the Nantucket Historical Association. If you decide to visit this historic building, you will see it exactly as it was when it was built in 1805.
You can take a tour through the prison cells on each of the two floors to see what it was like to be a prisoner on the island of Nantucket back in the 19th century.
There you can hear the real stories of famous prisoners like William Chadwick. He was imprisoned for embezzlement in 1884 but spent his jail time in a cell that was very comfortably furnished by his family. He made the traditional lightship baskets and other handcrafted items and goods there.
The unique fact about this prison is that it was the first prison to let some of the prisoners out at night, and in some cases, the cell doors weren't even locked.
You will also learn more about the House of Corrections, which was opened in 1855 for juvenile prisoners. It was used simultaneously as a workhouse for debtors who worked to pay their debts. In 1933 it closed and it was dismantled entirely in 1954.
Enjoy Some Water Sports
If you are more of a beach and water sports buff, you can head to one of the many fantastic beaches on the island. They are all free to access, clean, and offer stunning ocean views.
Suppose you want to engage in watersports while spending time in Nantucket? In that case, you can rent a boat or join one of the many sailing programs offered by the non-profit, educational Nantucket Community Sailing organization.
You can also enroll in one of the group classes or take some private lessons at one of the surf schools on the island, including the Nantucket Island Surf School on Cisco Beach and the ACK Surf School at Nobadeer Beach.
You can rent a one or two-person kayak or a Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) and have some fun paddling around the island for those who feel adventurous. There are even SUP yoga classes you can join on different beaches. Other water sports you can engage in include wakeboarding, waterskiing, parasailing, tubing, etc.
As for people who will be going to the beach with their families, or those who prefer warmer and calmer water, the north shore beaches are the better options.
Discover North Shore Secret Beaches
Apart from the highly popular Children's Beach and Jetties Beach on the north shore, there are some hidden gems that are not as crowded. These include the scenic and instagrammable Steps Beach, the Water Tower Bridge, and Dionis Beach.
Hike the Squam Swamp Trail
As for those of you who would like to explore the perfectly conserved wildlife refuges and areas of Nantucket, one place to visit is the Squam Swamp trail. It is particularly picturesque in the fall when the leaves are changing color.
The area is covered with beautiful swamp maples, serpentine black tupelo trees, white and red oak, other trees, and ferns. There are various shorebirds and wild animals like deer to spot when exploring this area as well.
When going to Squam Swamp, don't forget to visit Squam Farm for a double-dip option. Follow the trail, and turn left at the arrow following the 38th marker. You will then reach the Squam Farm walk, which is a beautiful place to take a leisurely walk and spend the day. There is a stream that trickles underneath it.
Drive Across The Beach
There are options for beach driving on some beaches in Nantucket for those of you who are adrenaline seekers. You will need a special Coskata-Coatue Oversand Vehicle Permit and a Nantucket Beach permit and can rent a suitable four-wheel-drive vehicle if you want to explore the eastern shore of the island.
Coskata-Coatue is a wildlife refuge with more than 50% conservation land and is a beautiful place to tour or walk through to admire this island's native flora and fauna.
You can spend an entire day touring the area, but don't forget to pack some lunch, drinks, sunblock, and a bathing suit and head off on an unforgettable adventure through this wildlife reserve.
Go Stargazing
If you want to do something different after the sun sets, you can visit the Loines Observatory on a clear summer night. There are two telescopes that you can use to admire the constellations, the millions of stars, or, if you are lucky, a comet, eclipse, or the passing by of the International Space Station.
The astronomy team will guide you and will teach you how to navigate via the stars and other fascinating facts about our universe.
So, as you can see, there is something for everyone on this stunning island. This is probably the reason why Nantucket is one of the items on the bucket lists of so many people of different ages, interests, hobbies, and goals.
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Bindass, India's leading homegrown entertainment brand for millennials, announces the launch of its new series titled, 'Tere Liye Bro'. The series will revolve around the exciting journey of three best friends, and the twists and turns their lives take, which make them appreciate their bond as friends much more. Co-presented by Micromax and Indian Motorcycle, and powered by Denver, the inaugural episode is slated to air at 7pm, starting 8th December, 2017.
With brand values and content that reflect the lives, dreams and aspirations of the millennials in India, bindass is constantly providing engaging entertainment with its riveting show concepts. Last year with Girl in the City (followed by The Trip and Girl In The City Chapter 2), bindass led the wave of disruption with an omni-content, multi-platform strategy to win over millennials in a rapidly evolving digital space with outstanding success. The brand just concluded its fourth series 'Dil Buffering' successfully which not only garnered an enviable following but also witnessed 30 million views across all platforms.
The captivating storyline of Tere Liye Bro focuses on three friends, whose bro-mance continues way past college, into their careers working world. Pulled in different directions by their careers, they still make the time to have their wild rendezvous, egged on mostly by Aniket, the most spirited of the three. He also acts as the glue that keeps them together in spite of the differences that erupt ever so often between the other two, Vineet and Farhaan. As the three ride their roller-coaster of risqué fun, a freak accident takes them by surprise, changing their lives forever. The show offers the millennial audience a slice from their own world served up with drama and intrigue that makes for compelling viewing.
Catering to both its digital and television audiences, the 10-episode series of 22 minutes each will be aired on bindass and simulcast digitally on Facebook as well as YouTube.


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Home/News/TWO FRIENDS DROP 'PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY' OUT VIA SPINNIN'
TWO FRIENDS DROP 'PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY' OUT VIA SPINNIN'
The Friends are back, and this time they're bringing the noise with the announcement of a new single as well as a three track EP, out Feb24th. 'Pacific Coast Highway', released today via tastemaker imprint Spinnin', is the first single to drop and is available to stream now.
STREAM: 'PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY FEAT. MAX'
Few can dispute the success Two Friends have had so far in their career. With an astounding 20 Hype Machine #1's to their name, as well as support from the likes of Tiesto, Krewella and The Chainsmokers (who gave their Blink-182 remix a spin at their Coachella and Ultra Miami shows last year), Two Friends have all but conquered their self-entitled 'soul house' genre. With the release of 'Pacific Coast Highway', they show off a new side of their dance-pop tendencies.
Featuring the smooth vocals of MAX, a producer/vocalist from NYC who'sbeen turning heads thanks to his wildly popular originals and features, Pacific Coast Highway is an ode to the blissful escapism that romance brings. Witha playful topline, heartfelt lyrics, and pumping horns, this is certainly one of Two Friends' strongest originals to date.
A word from the guys,
"We grew up on the California coast literally a minute from the iconic highway so this song has always meant a lot to us. Some songs come together super quickly- this one took a few years but stood the test of time. MAX is absolutely killing it with his solo act as well as with his new duo Party Pupils – been a pleasure to get to know him through the process! Cannot wait for the rest of it to come out- stoked this gets to be the song to introduce it all."
Fans can look forward to another singlebefore the full EP release on Feb 24th. Stay up to date with all new Two Friends announcements via their socials below.
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(Dundalk, Ireland) The Annual Solemn Novena to St Gerard Majella has, for over 90 years, been a highlight for the faith community in Dundalk and many surrounding counties. Together with the people, the Redemptorist community look forward to these nine days of prayer and mutual faith, 8th—16th October 2021.
Although we have come a long way in confronting the challenge of Coronavirus, once again, our Novena will be celebrated online only. As the country begins to open up and embrace a new normality, we hoped that we could find some way of hosting the Annual Novena with people present, even with significantly reduced numbers. However, with ongoing risk assessments, the community feel that it would not be possible to host a popular event like a Novena that would inevitably attract many people.
In this "Year of St Joseph" the theme of this year's Novena will explore various aspects of his life, including the role of fathers, healthy masculinity, the call to integrity and justice, homeless, care of the vulnerable and the challenges of family life. So we invite you as we celebrate this important saint as a "man for all seasons."
We will live stream sessions each day at 7.00 am and a candlelight session at 9.00 pm. The morning session will be rebroadcast on our streaming service at 11.00 am, 1.10 pm, 4.30 pm, and 6.00 pm, 7.30 pm and 9.00 pm. Recording of sessions can be accessed at any time on our website or churchservices.tv/Dundalk.
Our church will remain open each day for private prayer, to write petitions and to purchase candles that will be burnt outside during the nine days. Petitions can also be sent by email or through our website, and the monastery shop is now stocking novena packs and Novena Mass cards.
During these challenging times, we invite you to join us online in solidarity and prayer. In life, St Gerard Majella had a gift of making himself present to people in times of great need, especially to children and mothers in need. His powerful intercession continues to bring comfort and blessing in our needs as we celebrate the gift of life. Following his example, we turn to God with open hearts and trust as we pray for the world at this time.
Fr. Noel Kehoe, C.Ss.R.
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Q: Reordering divs by Matrix-Calculation (according to MULTIPLE data-attribute values) I have a list of products that I wanna sort.
Sorting by price and duration is an easy one. But I wanna find the BEST overall producte as well.
Here is what I have so far:

   var divList = $(".listing-item");

    /* -------------------------------------- */

    $("#btnPrice").click(function () {
       divList.sort(function(a, b) {
         return $(a).data("price")-$(b).data("price")
       });
       $("#list").append(divList);
    });

    /* -------------------------------------- */

    $("#btnDuration").click(function () {
       divList.sort(function(a, b) {
         return $(a).data("duration")-$(b).data("duration")
       });
       $("#list").append(divList);
    });

    /* -------------------------------------- */

    $("#btnBest").click(function () {
       /* TBD */
    });

Price 20, Duration 400, Stops 3

Price 30, Duration 350, Stops 3

Price 10, Duration 700, Stops 2

Price 40, Duration 500, Stops 1

    <button id="btnPrice" type="button">Sort by price</button>
    <button id="btnDuration" type="button">Sort by duration</button>
    <button id="btnBest" type="button">Sort by overall best</button>

The BEST overall product should have a cheap price, little duration and as less stops as possible.
I am thinking about kind of a "Matrix Calculation" here, comparing each factor of each product with the same attribute of all the other products. At the end we'll have a sum of all factor results.
e.g.
Product 1 has price of 20 and duration of 400 and stops = 3.
Product 2 has price of 30 and duration of 350 and stops = 3.

I would calculate as follows:
A
20/30 = 0.66
400/350 = 1.14
3/3 = 1
SUM = 1.8

B
30/20 = 1.5
350/400 = 0.875
3/3 = 1
SUM = 2.375

In this Calculation Product A wins, because the sum of all factors is less than the sum of all factors for product B.
So far for the theory. But how can I achive this with JS??

A: ok, I was able to solve it now.
$("#btnBest").click(function () {

   var Price = [];
   var Duration = [];
   var Stops = [];

   divList.each(function() {

       Price.push($(this).data('price'));
       Duration.push($(this).data('duration'));
       Stops.push($(this).data('stops'));

   });

   for(i=0; i< divList.length; i++) {

       var PriceSum = 0;
       var DurationSum = 0;
       var StopsSum = 0;
       var OverallSum = 0;

       for(j=0; j < divList.length; j++) {

           var newPriceSum = Price[i] / Price[j];
           var newDurationSum = Duration[i] / Duration[j];
           var newStopsSum = Stops[i] / Stops[j];

           PriceSum = PriceSum + newPriceSum;
           DurationSum = DurationSum + newDurationSum;
           StopsSum = StopsSum + newStopsSum;
       }

       var OverallSum = PriceSum + DurationSum + StopsSum;
       $(".listing-item" ).eq( i ).attr("data-sum", OverallSum);

       //console.log(i + ": " + PriceSum + " + " + DurationSum + " + " + StopsSum + " = " + OverallSum);

    }

    divList.sort(function(a, b) {
        return $(a).data("sum")-$(b).data("sum")
    });
    $("#list").append(divList);

});

See working Fiddle, if interested.
https://jsfiddle.net/SchweizerSchoggi/k3af7pb0/

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iGate Job Interview Placement Paper Pattern 2016.
Hi friends. I am R.Rajesh Kumar from Chennai. Currently i am doing my M.C.A (5th Sem) in B.S.Abdur Rahman Crescent Engineering College, Chennai. I had my iGATE interview on today (10-6-2008). Only by pure GOD'S GRACE, i am very happy to tell that i got selected in iGATE among 29. I would like to share my interview experience with you all. The interview pattern consists of 5 rounds (dont worry!, all are very easy).
The first one is asusal "APPS". The next "three rounds" were TECHNICAL. There is no GD (are u happy now!!). The final round is "HR". So, totally 5 rounds. Let us discuss about one by one in detail now. ENGLISH & APTITUDE.
They changed the APPS Pattern in this year 2008. (i.e) before 15 Questions and cut-off is 10. But, now they increased it to 50 Questions.
Pls study only the follwing topics throughly.
7. Train & Boats Study all or atleast 5 throughly. RS.AGARWAL is more than enough.
LOGICAL – Conclusions, Analogy, Figure finding, ———– Alphabets. (all are very very easy).
TECHNICAL 1 —————– Once you cleared the apps, they will call you for the Technical. In Crescent, out of 400 (including SSN) 80 cleared apps.
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Foinda is a small village in the Southern Province of Sierra Leone. It is the only home that most of its villagers have ever known. It is their ancestral land. It is where, for generations, they have raised their children and buried their loved ones. Yet, the residents are desperate to leave.
Foinda lies within the concession area of Sierra Rutile Ltd. In 1993 the mining company undertook an Environmental Impact Assessment and announced that they would relocate the community. But they took no action.
Over the next 25 years, Sierra Rutile's expanding mining operations would cause immense damage to the land, rivers, and streams that the farming community depended on. Eventually, the pollution rendered the community's main water source unusable. Food in Foinda became scarce.
Meanwhile, most social services were put on hold: government and aid organizations thought there was no need to provide services to a village that was marked for relocation.
Two children watch as tractors from Sierra Rutile Ltd. dig up the land.
Foinda water sources like this lake are too polluted to safely use.
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The tank of water provided by Sierra Rutile Ltd.
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After almost two years of persistent advocacy, the involvement of regulatory agencies, and ultimately the threat of legal action, the company has finally taken steps to relocate the community.
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When Namati staff noticed an advertisement in the newspaper that stated the company's intention to build a smaller number of houses than what currently exists in Foinda, the paralegals brought it to the community's attention. "We were able to use that newspaper advertisement to raise the issue with the company," says Mr. Massaquoi, "and they have now agreed to build the appropriate number of houses.
All photographs minus that of Mr. Massaquoi are stills from a documentary currently being filmed by Jerry Rothwell in conjunction with Namati.


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What's Brewing?
by Ann Copeland
in Collections, Family matters, Uncategorized
If you had an ancestor who worked at the Carlton and United Breweries or if you are simply interested in the history of the Australian brewing industry, the CUB staff magazine What's Brewing is a recommended read.
What's Brewing ran between March 1950 and June 1967 and was developed to be the voice of Carlton and United Breweries. By the 1950's CUB operated four breweries in Melbourne – Victoria, Yorkshire, Carlton and Abbotsford and employed well over 2000 staff. In the first issue of What's Brewing, the General Manager Reginald Fogarty wrote that the aim of the magazine was to bring these staff together by keeping everyone informed of what went on in each section; by highlighting activities within the plant and by covering industry news. It was also a place to showcase sporting activities, social activities and personal events.
The magazine contains some terrific photographs of staff employed in particular sections. `Ladies of the Staff' features the telephonists and typists of the Head office, the `Pay staff' showed men filling pay envelopes with money and the `Manufacturing Area' shows staff printing and assembling beer cartons. Each section of the brewery was also responsible for reporting staff news from their section – recent engagements and marriages, sporting triumphs, obituaries, births, retirements etc.
The social pages are one of the highlights of the magazine and feature hundreds of photographs capturing dinner dances, balls, club socials, country and seaside picnics – the annual Mornington picnic often attracted over 1000 staff and their families. There were also`smoke socials' – male-only formal dinners, with guest speakers and plenty of cigarettes and cigars! Sport was always a big part of life at CUB and the magazine gave detailed coverage to the activities of the various football, cricket, bowling and tug of war teams including club statistics, championship dinners and presentations.
The magazine features regular articles on the history of brewing and brewing techniques, written by Dr. Carl Resch, head brewer and production manager from 1945-1972. A section called `Our Hotels' presents photographs of the CUB owned hotels and bars in Victoria. There are also many fascinating articles on the history of individual hotels and on the history of innkeeping throughout the world written by Robert K Cole, a Carlton brewer and historian. R. K. Cole will be known to many for his Index of Victorian hotels 1841-1949.
Moorabbin Hotel Duke of Wellington Hotel Graham Hotel
For some other great photographs of the CUB breweries and a time line covering the history of the company from 1850 onwards, please go to the Carlton and United Breweries official history website.
If you want to discover more about the occupations of your ancestors check the library catalogue to see if we have staff journals or employee newspapers for the company or field that they worked in. Some examples of staff publications are:
Police Life: official newspaper of the Victorian Police Force
Victorian Railways journal
Bank notes: the monthly staff magazine of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia
A.P.O. : the Australian Post Office magazine
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Pat Wohling
I am trying to find out the history of Victoria Bitter beer,do you know who I could contact to obtain the different beer can variations since 1958 and how to date the release of the different cans..
I know Victoria Bitter was the first Australian beer to be put into cans in 1958,but what day & month,another words what is the birthday of the vb cans.
Cheers,Pat.
Hi Pat
Thanks for your comment on our post. I'll gather some information for you and email you directly.
Trying to find info of a fella called John Noonan, he was on the CUB tug of war team
Hi Dan, Thanks for your query. Unfortunately What's Brewing was only produced between the years of 1950 to 1967 and what i can see John Noonan was active around the 1890s. There are many articles on John Noonan and the Tug-of-war team in the Trove Digitised Newspaper database. Try searching the keywords John Noonan tug war. Here's one article from The Argus newspaper that's particularly good. You could also search for tug war noonan and refine your results to the 1890s. Also, try searching our catalogue using the keywords tug of war. You will find many images of the Australian Tug of war team. Our Family History research guide called Researching your Victorian ancestors, may also help you with your research. Regards Ann Copeland
Hi, I would like to know if CUB had a boat built named Windarra. I currently own the vessel and the story is CUB had it built in 1974
Hi Tim, Thanks for your query. Unfortunately What's Brewing was only produced between the years of 1950 to 1967, so it will not contain any information on the history of your boat. You might like to consult the Australian general shipping register, maintained by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority. The register provides details on the history of ownership of registered vessels. Regards Ann Copeland
Sharon Tonkin
My great grandfather John Noonan was on the brewery tug of war team back in 1950s Do you have any information on him Thanks
Hi Sharon, Thanks for your inquiry.
We actually had a query about John Noonan posted to this blog earlier this year. I've transcribed my reply for you –
Unfortunately What's Brewing was only produced between the years of 1950 to 1967 and from what i can see John Noonan was active around the 1890s. There are many articles on John Noonan and the Tug-of-war team in the Trove Digitised Newspaper database. Try searching the keywords John Noonan tug war. Here's one article from The Argus newspaper that's particularly good. You could also search for tug war noonan and refine your results to the 1890s. Also, try searching our catalogue using the keywords tug of war. You will find many images of the Australian Tug of war team.
Our Family History research guide called Researching your Victorian ancestors, may also help you with your research.
Regards Ann Copeland
Hi Anne
My father leslie reberger worked at cub in abbotsford not sure of exact years but would be around 1958 to 1964. We lived in the same street as cub. Just wondering if you would know if he was mentioned in the magazine they used to have.
Regards Kay
Hi Kay, Unfortunately there isn't an index to the What's Brewing magazine, so the only way to see if your father was mentioned in it would be to browse through all the issues. Copies of What's Brewing (available from 1950-1967) are held in our Offsite Store and can be ordered for viewing in the library. Simply call the library on 03 8664 7002 to request the title and arrange a time for viewing. Regards Ann
Mal Clark
Hi Ann , My father in-law Stan Erickson worked for CUB and was a collector of every thing CUB , we have a near full set of what's brewing, missing the first 2, would you know what the value of these would be.My wife's uncle and grandfather also worked for the brewery, they had a combined total of over 100 years service.
Hi Mal, What's brewing is such a great resource, you're so lucky to have an almost complete set. I'm afraid I don't know what the value would be, but you could contact some antiquarian booksellers for advice. I will email you the names of some booksellers today. Best wishes Ann
Earle McIntosh
Any stories on Reg Fogarty CEO of Carlton United for years.
Hi Earle. Thank you for your query regarding the What's Brewing? magazine. Unfortunately the magazine doesn't have an index, so the only way to find articles on Reg Fogarty, would be to request copies of What's Brewing http://search.slv.vic.gov.au/permalink/f/1cl35st/SLV_VOYAGER1028466 from storage and browse through the issues. I also recommend that you search the Trove website (which lists material held in Australian libraries and archives, including books, magazines, images etc). Search for the phrase "Reginald Fogarty" (by putting quotation marks around the keywords it will search them as a phrase), or search for Fogarty CUB or Fogarty "Carlton and United Breweries". You should also have a look at the Trove Digitised Newspaper. This resource provides online access to over 1000 Australian newspapers, from the early 1800s to 1954. By using the keywords and phrases I listed above, you should be able to find many articles on Sir Reginald Fogarty. Regards Ann
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Ludwig Häusser (26 October 1818 – 17 March 1867) was a German historian.

Biography
Häusser was born at Cleebourg, in Alsace. Studying philology at Heidelberg in 1835, he was led by F. C. Schlosser to give it up for history, and after continuing his historical work at Jena and teaching in the gymnasium at Wertheim he made his mark by his Die teutschen Geschichtsschreiber vom Anfang des Frankenreichs bis auf die Hohenstaufen (1839). Next year appeared his Sage von Tell.

After a short period of study in Paris on the French Revolution, he spent some time working in the archives of Baden and Bavaria, and published in 1845 Die Geschichte der rheinischen Pfalz, which won for him a professorship extraordinarius at Heidelberg. In 1850 he became professor ordinarius. Häusser also interested himself in politics while at Heidelberg, publishing in 1846 Schleswig-Holstein, Danemark und Deutschland, and editing with Gervinus the Deutsche Zeitung.

In 1848 he was elected to the lower legislative chamber of Baden, and in 1850 advocated the project of union with Prussia at the parliament held at Erfurt. Another timely work was his edition of Friedrich List's Gesammelte Schriften (1850), accompanied with a life of the author.

His greatest achievement, and the one on which his fame as an historian rests, is his Deutsche Geschichte vom Tode Friedrichs des Grossen bis zur Gründung des deutschen Bundes (Leipzig, 1854–1857, 4 vols). This was the first work covering that period based on a scientific study of the archival sources.

In 1859 he again took part in politics, resuming his place in the lower chamber, opposing in 1863 the project of Austria for the reform of the Confederation brought forward in the assembly of princes at Frankfort, in his book Die Reform des deutschen Bundestages, and becoming one of the leaders of the little German (kleindeutsche) party, which advocated the exclusion of Austria from Germany.

In addition to various essays (in his Gesammelte Schriften, Berlin, 1869, 1870, 2 vols.), Häusser's lectures have been edited by Wilhelm Oncken in the Geschichte des Zeitalters der Reformation (1868, 2nd ed. 1880), and Geschichte der französischen Revolution (1867, 2nd ed. 1870). These lectures reveal all the charm of style and directness of presentation which made Häusser's work as a professor so vital.

Notes

References
 This work in turn cites:
W. Wattenbach, Ludwig Häusser, ein Vortrag (Heidelberg, 1867).

1818 births
1867 deaths
People from Bas-Rhin
19th-century German historians
Members of the Second Chamber of the Diet of the Grand Duchy of Baden
19th-century German male writers
German male non-fiction writers
Heidelberg University alumni
Members of the Göttingen Academy of Sciences and Humanities

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