text:
timleelive.com
TIM★LEE
Blues / Americana / Groove
For more than twenty years, Tim Lee has been bringing his brand of cool to stages across Canada and around the world. All the while, he's been working with and learning from some of the best in the business. Many years and tours with Russell Jackson (B.B. King, Matt Murphy, Katie Webster, Frankie Lee), Chicago R&B star Sam Cockrell and legendary Texas Bluesman Sonny Rhodes has allowed Lee to draw from a deep well and develop his own modern Blues sound.
As a guitarist, Lee acknowledges the huge influence Mel Brown has had on his style since their first meeting in the early 90s and he continues to pay homage to his mentor at every show. Lee is also known to pull out his lap steel on occasion and while a nod has to be given to the time spent with Sonny Rhodes, his sound and style on the instrument is more reminiscent of Robert Randolph and Ben Harper.
Add to that his powerful voice and confident presence on stage and you have the world class show that Tim Lee brings to excited fans, young and old, night after night.
Armed with his guitar, his voice and a respect for past traditions, Tim Lee is a Canadian Blues player looking to the future. "Assuredly somebody with something to say and a new way to say it." is how international Blues publication Blues Revue describes the Canadian-born, U.K. based performer. Echo Magazine calls him "a consummate bluesman with a chrome polished voice and howling guitar."
Hot on the heels of his tenure with The Russell Jackson Band (former bassist with the B.B. King Orchestra) and Chicago's premier R&B band Sam Cockrell and the Groove, Tim was at it again. As a solo acoustic show or with his band, he continues to deliver at a world class level, night after night. Along with his band, Tim has collaborated with, among others, keyboardist/vocalist Graham Guest (Sue Foley Band) in a partnership which resulted in a number of incendiary performances and a live CD released in October, 2006.
Tim also made many appearances as a member of Harpdog Brown and the Bloodhounds (guitar/bass), The Sonny Rhodes Blues Band (guitar/vocals) and other national and international acts.
Since his first performance in 1991, Tim has enjoyed appearing with many wonderful artists like Andrew 'Jr. Boy' Jones, Donald Ray Johnson, Kenny 'Blues Boss' Wayne, James Harman and Eddie Vaan Shaw Jr. He has also made appearances at the Edmonton Labatt's Blues Festival, S.O.B.A. Blues Picnic, Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, Pop The Gator and upstairs at the el Mocambo. Through all that, he acknowledges the good fortune he's had, learning from some of the best in the business. Most recently, Russell Jackson and Sam Cockrell.
Tim states "Russell taught me more about Blues than anyone. He also taught me about stuff you don't find on the records. Things like how to keep your head on straight, how to survive the rigors of the road and above all how to deliver a world class performance – every time – no matter what. Working with Sam Cockrell gave me the opportunity to dive much deeper into old school funk, r&b, soul and even disco. They both taught me a lot about being an entertainer and they never restricted me to the sidelines. I was given the opportunity to be right out front and was encouraged to shine."
Add to that the undeniably huge influence guitar god Mel Brown has had on him since their first meeting early in Tim's career and you've got the man Exclaim! Magazine calls "…a maverick with a unique new take on the blues."
Edmonton Labatt's Blues Festival – Saskatoon Blues Festival – Mt. Baker Blues Festival – Southern Ontario Blues Association Blues Picnic – Sturgis Motorcycle Rally – University of Waterloo Canada Day Festival (55,000 people in attendance) – 3 years as host of the infamous Saturday Afternoon Blues Jam at Blues On Whyte – 'A' Channel's 'Big Breakfast Show' – City TV's 'Breakfast Television' – City TV's 'Lunch Television' – Featured guest on C.J.S.R.-F.M.'s 'Calling All Blues' and 'Dog Tracks' – Featured guest on C.K.W.R.-F.M.'s 'Zona Radio' – BBC Radio 'Drivetime With Stephen Foster' – Blues On Whyte – Pop The Gator – El Mocambo – Plus many more…
Tim Lee Guitar/Vocals
Tim works with a diverse group of world class players. The core trio, consisting of Tim and a rhythm section can be augmented to include piano/B3, harmonica and/or a second guitar depending on the needs and budget of the venue.
Tim is also available for solo/duo appearances.
Jane Austin Sings The Blues (Compilation)
Tim Lee and the Revelators
62min. 43sec. Recorded live.
with Mel Brown
Tim Lee and the Ghetto Sisters
Copyright © 2023 TIM★LEE. All Rights Reserved. The Arcade Basic Theme by bavotasan.com.


The TM Speech & Debate team continued their 1st place sweepstakes streak at the Mary Carroll Tournament this past weekend. The team has now qualified 12 events to the state tournament and continues to be a leader in the state among all schools.
Did you enjoy the NFL Half-Time show?


HI there! does anyone know if there's a way to make Mission Vao's CLothing the default clothes for female PCs in TSL, if there's a way, I'd like to know, thanks!
appearance.2da edits, not too hard, my first mod was one.


The Swarovski flatback hotfix crystal SS40 (8.5mm) small pack of 24 also known as iron on rhinestones, gems, diamantes and sequins. The ss40 flatback crystal is a popular choice for applying performance costumes and is probably the sized crystal you will see on the dance costumes used on \'Dancing on Ice\' and \'Strictly Come Dancing\'!
Iron-on Method is simple and easy or alternatively use the Kandi Kane Hotfix Applicator for even quicker results (just 6 seconds to apply a crystal!).
From Dresses to Wallpaper the possibilities are vast with Swarovski Hotfix Crystals!


Join our four week IFPA Certified League this February!
A celebration of all thing Dark Knight, Batman Day is the event we deserve AND need! Come down to Level Up Entertainment on Saturday September 15, 2018 for a bat-tastic time! And this year Batman has a surprising new Sidekick.
We're kicking off our 10th Birthday Party with a Star Wars Pinball Tournament! Put up your best high score on a brand new Star Wars pinball machine on Saturday, August 12th!


text:
Q: Calculating sum with uneven rows from multiple table
I tried This with adding 2 data tables in vb.net but it fails when group has 3rd level child (for e.g. if added 12, regular fees,5 in group table)  please tell me how i can i query database when child node creation is unlimited at group table
Currently trying call calc sub
Public sub calc
ds.fill("Select * From Group")
 for i =0 to ds.tables("group").count-1
 getheadamt(ds.tables("group").rows(i).item(0)
 next
end sub
Public Function GetHeadAmt(ByVal mcode As Integer)
    filldataset("select * from [Ledgers] where Undergroup=" & mcode, "gethead")
    Dim closbal As Double = getledgeramount(mcode)
    For i = 0 To ds.Tables("gethead").Rows.Count - 1
        closbal = closbal + getledgeramount(ds.Tables("gethead").Rows(i).Item(0))
    Next
    Return Math.Abs(closbal)
End Function
Function getledgeramount(ByVal mcode As Integer)
    Dim bal As Double = Trans(String.Format(select ISNULL(SUM(Amount),0)+ISNULL(SUM(opbal),0) from Transactions where ID='{0}'", mcode))
    Return bal
End Function

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Origin Sound present their latest release 'Festival Toolkit'. A huge collection based around the fundamentals needed to create any festival banger. Ranging from thumping kick drums, to innovative SFX hits, we insure you that this library will not fall short on the main stage, no matter the genre! Including a massive 170 drum hits, spanning over 60 hard hitting kicks, 60 cracking snares, 25 sparkling tops and 25 sharp percussive hits all recorded at 24bit 44.
1K high quality, "Festival Toolkit" provides every high fidelity transient and tone that you can get.
We have focused in on making sure that a huge scope of electronic music genres are covered in "Festival Toolkit", ranging from Trap & Hip Hop, through to House, Future Bass and Dubstep. Spanning all main Tempos, the 30 meticulous drum loops are bounced without as individual stems to enable you to intertwine and make your own beats. The detailed SFX also add clarity and smooth transitioning in your mixes, along with maintaining a high standard of sound design. These SFX one shots can greatly compliment the 30 comprehensive drum loops, having been expertly crafted to ground your productions. This unparalleled assortment of samples are perfect for slotting straight into your mixes and are essential for every producers sample collection.
Origin Sound Festival Toolkit WAV download links are externally hosted on Extabit, Rapidshare, Rapidgator, Netload, Uploaded and Origin Sound Festival Toolkit WAV also available directly on Torrent Sources.


text:
The 1990–91 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey season began in October 1990 and concluded with the 1991 NCAA Division I Men's Ice Hockey Tournament's championship game on March 30, 1991, at the Saint Paul Civic Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. This was the 44th season in which an NCAA ice hockey championship was held and is the 97th year overall where an NCAA school fielded a team.

Regular season

Season tournaments

Standings

1991 NCAA Tournament

Player stats

Scoring leaders
The following players led the league in points at the conclusion of the season.

GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes

Leading goaltenders
The following goaltenders led the league in goals against average at the end of the regular season while playing at least 33% of their team's total minutes.

GP = Games played; Min = Minutes played; W = Wins; L = Losses; OT = Overtime/shootout losses; GA = Goals against; SO = Shutouts; SV% = Save percentage; GAA = Goals against average

Awards

NCAA

CCHA

ECAC

Hockey East

WCHA

See also
 1990–91 NCAA Division III men's ice hockey season

References

External links
College Hockey Historical Archives
1990–91 NCAA Standings

NCAA

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Our small staff ensures that you will be treated with the utmost respect and care any time you contact customer service. To us, every customer counts!
Please call or email us for a quote or to let us help you with your next order.
Our family-owned company has been a supplier of custom silk screen printing, embroidery and promotional products since 1995. We can help you through the entire process from designing and converting your artwork through applying it to any item.
We are happy to accept customer provided art files via email, however they must meet our file requirements. We accept PC & Mac in most any format EXCEPT jpeg and bmp. These formats are for viewing purposes only and are bitmapped and cannot be processed to screens. If we are unable to use your files we will notify you immediately.


Drones. They come in all sizes and prices. They come as toys for eager children or as killing machines for the military. They come indie-styled from DIY enthusiasts or at the ready from specialised companies. They are, in short, coming. But are they coming for journalists too? Will the new generation of journalists live in an era of drone journalism?
Drones are unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV). Depending on the model, drones can be controlled remotely or they may be autonomous, buzzing across the skies, directed by GPS. With the relentless advancement in technology, drones are becoming increasingly sophisticated and are now fitted with cameras and numerous sensors. They are so powerful in fact that people have rapidly found ingenious ways to put them to full use. Drones are used to monitor across vast expanses of land such as agricultural farms and wildlife reserves. The police uses drones for reconnaissance missions or for border security. Even Hollywood covertly makes use of drones in its evergreen quest for more jaw-dropping and immersive scenes.
The benefits for journalists are evident too, especially for those who are in the field, like many science journalists. Journalists can use drones to report on disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes and wildfires. Having an above-the-ground view may give journalists a better perspective of the extent of a disaster. By making use of sensors attached to drones, journalists can measure numerous parameters such as radiation levels in inaccessible areas. An environment journalist may also be keen to use drones to collect specimen such as polluted water samples while an exploring nature journalist can use them as communication relays so that they can touch base when reporting from remote areas.
Drone journalism appears to make so much sense that two universities in the US have already incorporated drone use in their journalism programs. The Drone Journalism Lab at the University of Nebraska and the Missouri Drone Journalism Program at the University of Missouri both teach journalism students how to make the most of what drones have to offer when reporting a story. They also teach students how to fly drones, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations and ethics.
But does drone journalism really have a future? Currently, practically no one uses drones for journalism in the US. This is because the FAA determined that drone flying for commercial purposes (journalism is considered a commercial purpose) is illegal. Drones, unfortunately, are also getting a pretty bad reputation. Their reported use by the US military have caused an estimated 3,000 casualties, including civilians, in countries such as Yemen, Somalia and Pakistan. And apparently, drones are central in the targeted killing campaign waged by the US in those countries.
Closer to home, important ethical questions have been raised about the use of drones. While the vantage view that drones provide may be a definite advantage in many scenarios, it can also easily be abused, for example by invading people's privacy. And many people are concerned about this. State Representative Casey Guernsey opposes drone journalism and is quoted by the Gateway Journalism Review as saying: "If we are moving into an age of news agencies using drones to collect information on private citizens, I'm definitely concerned about that." There is also a safety issue since the possibility that drones collide with other drones, helicopters or even planes, while small, still exists.
In spite of those challenges, the drone movement appears to have gathered too much momentum to be stopped. The DIY drone space is huge with big players such as DIYDrones, started by Wired's former editor-in-chief Chris Anderson, in the forefront. Drones are also becoming more affordable. Fast Company recently reviewed the $700 DJI Phantom UAV and found that the drone was capable of taking "professional-quality aerial video within minutes." (The DJI Phantom UAV is also capable of flying up to 1000 feet above ground. Just saying.) And while pricetags of more professional drones may come with an additional zero, they may still be more affordable than the alternative: getting a helicopter.
Actually, operating drones for commercial purposes, which includes journalistic purposes, will probably become legal as early as 2015. The FAA approval of six UAV testing sites seems to be evidence. Perhaps more telling of the imminent drone coming is the FAA estimate that within 10 years, about 30,000 commercial and government drones will be in the US sky, with the industry projected to swell to $90 billion.
So, yes, drones do look like they are on their way! Hence why journalists need to start addressing the legitimate ethical concerns raised by many right now. Matthew Schroyer, a data journalist and founder of the Professional Society of Drone Journalista (PSDJ), told the Guardian that "we can meet the challenge together as a group if we abide by codes of conduct." The PSDJ dedicated to "establishing the ethical, educational and technological framework for the emerging field of drone journalism" has paved the way to a discussion about the ethics of drone journalism by coming up with the drone journalism code of ethics. It stipulates that a journalist should look at newsworthiness, safety, sanctity of law and public spaces, privacy and traditional journalism ethics when using drones.
Will drones revolutionise journalism though? Probably not. While drones will open new arrays and new doors for journalists, they are tools, just like cameras, voice recorders or smartphones, and journalists will have to learn to use them to report better stories. Of course, since drones are super cool, learning to use them may well be very fun indeed.
Khalil A. Cassimally is the Community Coordinator of The Conversation UK. He's also a science blogger. As part of his BSc (Hons.), he studied in Malaysia and Melbourne where he completed a full-time research year in developmental neuroscience. Currently, he's back in his native tropical island of Mauritius where he enjoys the sun and the ocean. Regardless of where he is on the globe though, he remains a happy geek.


Why stay at TWIN PEAKS?
This apartment is perfectly positioned for those wanting to experience the city life at the same time offering a peaceful setting.
Within walking distance of shops and restaurants and a short drive to the nearest beach you are ideally positioned for both holiday or business travel.
Ready to stay at TWIN PEAKS?


text:
David Coburn MEP – why I have resigned from UKIP
by David Coburn
article from Saturday 8, December, 2018
I HAVE DEVOTED my heart and soul to UKIP for 10 years, and stood in countless elections both North and South of the border, before finally being elected as the only Brexit MEP in Scotland. I stood on a platform of regaining our national sovereignty from the European Union, maintaining and protecting our union with the rest of the United Kingdom, upholding British values such as Free Speech, and defending the interests of Scotland and the UK in the European Parliament.
UKIP gave me the opportunity to advance a cause that I truly believe in, and work alongside some of the most remarkable people. I have had the opportunity to meet members across the country that have given me the drive and motivation to continue, even when the political climate has been difficult. Hardworking members, who felt strongly about the cause, and who are the reason that UKIP achieved the success that it did.
Sadly, UKIP is no longer the party that represents the values on which it once stood. Instead, UKIP has gone from a party for the individual; for sovereignty and for freedom, to a street movement, which has increasingly become obsessed with the question of Islam to an unreasonable degree.
I can understand the concerns that people have regarding Islam and some of the issues that have arisen. Yes, there are very real cultural issues in parts of our country that have arisen as a result of Governments failing to address community divides and integration issues that surfaced as a result of immigration policy.
Tommy Robinson filled this vacuum and talked about these issues when politicians would not dare, and so in many ways his political existence is the fault of the establishment and the elite's contempt and negligence. It is important however, not to lose sight of our own primary cause, and the reasons we were elected in 2014.
The Scottish people have issues that are more pressing. They are living under an increasingly authoritarian and incompetent SNP government. They are worried about their taxes being higher than in England; whether their next joke will land them in Barlinnie; whether Sturgeon's blown the education budget on 'foreign embassies'; whether they can get a job; whether their healthcare is adequate; and indeed, resolving the issues of Brexit.
I have delivered on the promises for which I was elected. UKIP is currently neglecting these issues, just as the UK Government has neglected those cultural issues above. These are the issues that are important to the Scottish people.
The current obsession with Islam, is damaging the cause of Brexit, and distracting the debate. The methods that are being employed do not even address those concerns that actually are valid. I am concerned that the leadership of UKIP is participating in a march on Sunday with people who are constitutionally banned from joining the party as members, many of whom are English nationalists.
As a Unionist, I reject English Nationalism as much as Scottish Nationalism. I fear that the direction of UKIP is towards a Nationalist Anglo-Centric party, rather than a UK-wide British Party open to all. I cannot pitch this politics to Scots; they do not want it, and neither do I.
Previous movements have focused on Islam as a single issue, and they have crumbled, folded and failed to maintain viable public support. In this alienation of ordinary people, who are perhaps concerned about other issues far more, or who are ordinary Muslims that would otherwise share many of our values, UKIP is at risk of meeting the same fate as those movements. This is something that I hoped could be prevented.
Indeed, Brexit will solve many of the cultural questions regarding immigration and integration. When our nation takes back control, we will be able to manage immigration and social welfare in a way that does not set one group against the other, and that allows us to encourage measured integration that encourages harmony.
The current caretaker leader has no mandate to change UKIP's core values from those that we espoused in 2014. Brexit, and the future of our country's sovereignty is a far more pressing and immediate cause right now, and this, along with all of the things I mentioned before, which my voters put me here for, are what I still believe in and what they believe in. I reiterate, I will continue to faithfully represent them.
There is a massive appetite for a fresh Brexit vehicle with a broader appeal, and a dynamic proven leadership, to unite the nation against the current attempted EU-Westminster Remainer heist.
To that end we will soon be back in a greater, stronger and more emboldened form, to fight for the Brexit the British people voted for, and send an earthquake through the UK and Europe.
This is not the end; this is the beginning. Get ready to join us.
David Coburn, Brexit MEP for Scotland

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
Efficient heating for electric cars
by Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
If you don't want to freeze in your electric car, you have to make a few concessions, because heating devours a substantial portion of power supply. Fraunhofer researchers will exhibit the demo model of a highly energy-efficient heating system for electric cars at the IAA: a coated film that produces a broad, radiant heat.
Electric car drivers now have one more reason to love the summer, because in the winter, the vehicle's range declines markedly due to the additional energy demanded by the heating system. Electric cars generate next to no heat as opposed to conventional passenger vehicles, which produce more than enough engine heat to heat the interior. An additional electric heater is required. This is supplied with power by the same battery that provides the engine with energy. "In the most unfavorable case, you can only drive half the usual distance with the car", says Serhat Sahakalkan, project manager at the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA in Stuttgart.
Researchers at the IPA have developed a film-based panel heater, which quickly provides a comfortable warmth in electric cars, which is – particularly on short journeys – more effective than former electric heaters. The heating concept is based on a film that is coated with conductive carbon nanotubes (CNTs). For this, the researchers spray on a very thin layer of CNT dispersion. "The film is glued to the inner door trim and generates a comfortable warmth there in the area of the armrest within a very short time", Sahakalkan explains. The heater functions in accordance with the Joule principle: When electricity flows through the film, it comes across a natural resistance between the individual nanoparticles. These "collisions" generate heat.
Extremely thin film saves energy and costs
Conventional electric resistance heaters of the type used in electric cars, also make use of this principle. Usually, the conductive material used is copper wire, which is embedded in silicone mats, for example. The solution of the researchers from Stuttgart, however, offers several advantages: While the copper wire heaters available at present are relatively "bulky" and take up quite some installation space, the film heater consists of a layer of conductive material with a thickness of only a few micrometers. It can be flexibly applied to the most various surfaces and contributes to saving energy and costs due to its low weight. The CNTs themselves have a low heat storage capacity, as a result of which the generated heat is directly released into the environment. As opposed to the wire-based variant, the heat is evenly distributed here over the entire surface of the film, which considerably increases efficiency. When the driver switches the heating off, the material cools down just as quickly. "These fast response times are ideal for short distances such as urban trips", Sahakalkan explains. The desired heating output can be infinitely adjusted by the user. Even isolated defects do not impair functionality. In wire-based heating systems, for example, even minor breaks in the metal can lead to failure.
In order to evenly apply the film to the arched door trim, the researchers divide it into small modules and then glue them to the door trim in sections: "Slight creases arise at the curvatures, which change the spacing of the electrodes. Even heat distribution would then no longer be ensured", the scientist states. In the longer term, the experts from Stuttgart intend to further simplify the procedure and spray the CNT dispersion directly onto the corresponding vehicle components. "This would make the production process considerably more economical – particularly in comparison to wire-based solutions", Sahakalkan says. A first demonstration model of the film heater will be presented by the scientists in September at the IAA in Frankfurt. The trade fair will take place from September 17th to 27th, the press day September 15th and 16th.
Provided by Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
Citation: Efficient heating for electric cars (2015, September 2) retrieved 1 February 2023 from https://phys.org/news/2015-09-efficient-electric-cars.html
Are fuel cells environmentally friendly? Not always
Hot showers, lower power bills with heat pump water heaters
Wireless charging and discharging for electric vehicles
New technique uses carbon nanotube film to directly heat and cure composite materials
Graphene drives potential for the next-generation of fuel-efficient cars
Researchers efficiently charge a lithium-ion battery with solar cell
China's quest for clean, limitless energy heats up
Dutchman ends 'world's longest electric car trip' in Australia
Global energy demand to soar one third by 2040: BP
Scientists find way to help fuel cells work better, stay clean in the cold
Pushing lithium ion batteries to the next performance level
Researchers achieve highest certified efficiency of organic solar cells to date
Load comments (13)


Here are some impressions of Taste of Sanford 2011.
We had a great time and definitely enjoyed the food!
De La Vega: Most creative dish! Not surprising, this Mexican restaurant in Deland is simply fabulous! We have been here several times and the food is always exquisite! Blog post coming up soon!
Shula's 347: Their beef was amazing! I really had to stop myself from just devouring it!! I cannot believe I still haven't had dinner here… It's on my list though!
Efes Turkish Cuisine: Another one of my favorite restaurants in Sanford (post in the works). I can never stop eating their rice. No idea how they make it soooo tasty!
Empress Sissi: the berry cheesecake was to die for! I wish they actually had a little dessert place in Sanford. They told us though that they can bake any cake you desire for your events.
Ruth Chris Steakhouse: Amazing dessert – even better than the beef, who would have thought?
Surprise Favorite: The Central Florida Regional Hospital! Their food was great and they had a good variety too.
Regarding the "Mystery Favorite" in question……we are confident that based on some of the compliments that we received from our competitors and many guests, we believe that you are referring to River City Catering's Homemade Garlic Mashed Potatoes topped with our juicy, tender Sliced Roast Beef with Mushroom Burgundy Sauce. Mystery….case solved 🙂 We proudly serve this daily. 10 people minimum. deshay@rccatering.com HAPPY TO SERVE OUR COMMUNITY!
Thanks for solving the mystery case DaShay 🙂 I really loved it!!
I'm shocked you didn't say more about The Central Florida Regional Hospital. Their food was amazing!


text:
January 09th 2016 09:04:06 PM
Bosnia==>Austria==>Syria Teens Postmortem
Just when I'd said "And that's that" about the two teen Bosnian bimbos who fled Austria for Syria in 2014, there's an update that — lo and behold — their higher Islamic purpose turned out to be sex slavery. These girls couldn't see that possibility coming from a mile away. How could they have known that if you're drawn to violence, you could become its victim yourself.
(And if only they'd known they didn't have to go to Syria for unwanted sex because Syria was coming to Austria and the rest of Europe anyway.)
Anyway, even this seemingly tangential Bosnian-emigre episode corroborates the more bellicose party in the Bosnian war, as one highlighted sentence below unwittingly suggests.
Teenage Islamist "poster girl" who fled Austria to join ISIS was used as a sex slave for new fighters before she was beaten to death as she tried to escape, former prisoner reveals. (UK Daily Mail, Dec. 30, 2015)
A teenage Austrian girl who fled home to join ISIS was used as a sex slave by the terrorist group before she was beaten to death, a former prisoner has revealed.
Samra Kesinovic, 17, and her friend Sabina Selimovic, 15, became 'poster girls' for the death cult after they arrived in Syria in April 2014.
They appeared on ISIS websites carrying AK-47s and surrounded by groups of armed men.
But by October that year, there were reports Miss Kesinovic wanted to flee having been sickened by the terror group's murders.
She was killed by ISIS as she tried to flee their stronghold of Raqqa.
Prior to her death, she was forced to be a sex slave for the terror group, according to a Tunisian former extremist who lived with the two girls in the terror group's de facto capital.
The Tunisian woman said the two Austrian teenagers lived together in the same house and were viewed as a 'sexual present for new fighters'.
Earlier this year, a United Nations official revealed a girl 'of Bosnian origin from Austria' — believed to be Miss Selimovic — died in fighting in Syria.
The two girls were children of Bosnian refugees who fled to Austria in the nineties to escape the war in their homeland.
They reportedly left a note for their families which read: 'Don't look for us. We will serve Allah and we will die for him.'
In April 2014, the two travelled, via Turkey, to Syria where it is thought they both married jihadists.
An Islamic preacher from Bosnia living in Vienna, Mirsad O., known by the Islamic name of 'Ebu Tejma', was allegedly responsible for the radicalisation of the two young girls. He has denied the claims.
He was arrested for his role in an alleged terrorist funding network based in Austria in November.
Shortly after arriving in Syria, Sabina, speaking through SMS messages to a French magazine, insisted she was enjoying life in the war-torn region where she felt free to practise her religion.
She said her husband was a soldier and added: 'Here I can really be free. I can practice my religion. I couldn't do that in Vienna.'
As many as 130 people from Austria are now believed to be fighting as jihadists abroad.
Experts say at least half of them originally come from the Caucasus region of Russia and were granted asylum in Austria after the bloody Chechen war. [This gets better and better.]
Roughly half a million Muslims live in Austria today, around 6 per cent of the population. Many of them have Turkish or Bosnian roots.


text:
MeDirect Bank: Thinking ahead for a seamless transition to the cloud
By Laura Ventura
MeDirect Bank: Thinking ahead for a seam…
MeDirect Bank is a Malta-based bank and financial services company that provides services ranging from deposit accounts to mutual funds to wealth management. The company has evolved from its regional roots to become the third largest bank in Malta, with an additional location in the United Kingdom, a fully licensed entity in Belgium, and customers all over the world. It's done so by evolving with its customers' needs; providing accessible, transparent services wherever customers are — physically or digitally.
Every financial services organization has had to manage the transition to digital banking, and data is at the heart of that transition. Whether being used for customer research, business development, or product development, data is quickly becoming one of the most valuable assets banks have.
The team at MeDirect could see that data was critical to their business. But becoming a data-driven business doesn't happen by accident; you have to create the infrastructure first. That's why data warehousing was a crucial step in their digital transformation — MeDirect needed to think about how data would continue to be securely stored and made accessible as quickly as it was required.
Time to move to the cloud
MeDirect's legacy data platform was an on-premises Postgres platform. Kurt Zahra, MeDirect's data architect, says, "There was quite a bit of administrative overhead to maintain the on-prem setup…the data engineers were wasting about 30% of their time just to upkeep the platform." He also notes that the on-prem platform didn't scale very well and was costly to maintain. Given these issues, explains Kurt, "Moving to the cloud gave us that ability to first be able to run concurrent loads without facing performance issues and also the ability to quickly scale up, scale down, and scale out."
Snowflake was selected as MeDirect's cloud platform due to its ability to instantaneously auto-scale resources as needed and scale back without service disruptions, as well as the capability of running concurrent data loads through virtual warehouses.
Russell Camilleri, the senior manager of MeDirect's engineering team, says, "It isn't easy to make the transition to the cloud, especially for a bank. But our management was quite appreciative of the benefits of the cloud. Snowflake is one of the biggest cloud data warehouses in the world, so it was a very easy decision."
"A seamless transition to the cloud"
Once the new data platform was identified, the data had to be replicated from the on-prem platform to Snowflake. To do this, MeDirect turned to Talend. "We already had a significant investment in Talend," says Kurt. "All of our processes both from the data loading and integration point of view were developed in Talend. We felt that the best way in which we could ensure a seamless transition to the cloud would be to continue leveraging that investment, retain our existing jobs, and enhance them in such a way that enables us to load data to the new data platform."
And, Kurt notes, it was relatively straightforward to enhance the Talend jobs to get them to work with the new system. "In order to ensure a seamless transition — because we had to load data into the legacy and into the new platform — we made use of the context variables in Talend which determine which outputs to set. And once we were comfortable with the data loaded into the new data platform, we disabled the job for the legacy platform. That gave us quite a bit of flexibility and control."
Another benefit of using Talend is that Kurt and his team could trust that the data was replicated accurately in the new platform after the migration. Kurt reveals that one of the reasons his team had invested in Talend in the first place was because of its ability to handle numerous data sources with ease. "We have 40 to 50 data sources that we integrate with Talend; some are internal and some are external." Because using Talend for the migration was so straightforward — despite the number of systems involved — Kurt was confident that the data in the new system was accurate.
A better experience for internal and external customers
The benefits of the new platform have had a big impact on MeDirect's business. From their customers' perspective, the digital products' performance is better than ever. All the things the customer never sees but have tangible effects on how the bank app works, for example, are gone. Kurt says, "The data platform runs queries that just execute faster — they don't have this problem of queuing. It can handle concurrency much better, so it doesn't have data availability issues."
In addition, Kurt is delighted that his team now has more time to work on innovative solutions rather than maintaining the data platform. "My team now has 30% of their time back because there isn't this massive overhead to maintain the system. We can let go of that burden, and we can focus more on what I think really matters — building data products and giving value to the business."
Russell is pleased about being able to get data faster to his internal clients who need it — namely the business intelligence and regulatory compliance teams. "BI can definitely extract reports much faster now, and the feedback has been very positive." Plus, he notes, his team can simply deliver projects faster than before. "In the past, we needed to do a lot more planning, maybe adding more resources physically. But now, there are less complications, so it's much easier. We can invest those time and resources into other ventures."
Ultimately, MeDirect has completed a difficult but necessary step in creating a modern, scalable data platform that can accommodate just about any change thrown at it. Russell is confident that the new data infrastructure can grow with MeDirect. "Now that we have our infrastructure, it's about improving the data model so we can better serve the consumers with polished, more accurate, and real-time data. It is so important to have a scalable, future-proof system — and this new setup definitely helps us facilitate in this direction."
Next steps toward MeDirect's data journey
Following the infrastructure transformation, the Data Engineering team at MeDirect is focusing on improving the data quality. This is achieved through the implementation of a transformational data model, which can be consumed by multiple stakeholders through self-service tools. Furthermore, the convergence of data transformation and real-time data consumption will allow MeDirect to exploit data science techniques to improve its service offerings, which are paramount to customer retention and onboarding.


text:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE mapper PUBLIC "-//mybatis.org//DTD Mapper 3.0//EN" "http://mybatis.org/dtd/mybatis-3-mapper.dtd" >
<mapper namespace="com.cardpay.pccredit.intopieces.dao.AttachmentListDao" >
    <resultMap id="ResultMapAttachmentList" type="com.cardpay.pccredit.intopieces.model.QzApplnAttachmentList">
        <result property="id" column="ID" />
		<result property="customerId" column="CUSTOMER_ID" />
		<result property="applicationId" column="APPLICATION_ID" />
		<result property="bussType" column="BUSS_TYPE" />
		<result property="chkValue" column="CHK_VALUE" />
		<result property="clientName" column="CLIENT_NAME" />
		<result property="globalId" column="GLOBAL_ID" />
		<result property="shopName" column="SHOP_NAME" />
		<result property="shopId" column="SHOP_ID" />
		<result property="user_1" column="USER_1" />
		<result property="user_2" column="USER_2" />
		<result property="user_3" column="USER_3" />
		<result property="user_4" column="USER_4" />
		<result property="docid" column="DOCID" />
		<result property="uploadValue" column="UPLOAD_VALUE" />
		<result property="createdBy" column="CREATED_BY" />
		<result property="createdTime" column="CREATED_TIME" />
	</resultMap>

	<select id="findAttachmentList" resultMap="ResultMapAttachmentList">
		 select *
		 from qz_appln_attachment_list
		 where 1=1
	 	<if test="customerId != null and customerId != '' ">
			AND CUSTOMER_ID=#{customerId}
		</if>
		AND APPLICATION_ID is null
	</select>

	<select id="findAttachmentListByAppId" resultMap="ResultMapAttachmentList">
		 select *
		 from qz_appln_attachment_list
		 where 1=1
	 	<if test="applicationId != null and applicationId != '' ">
			AND APPLICATION_ID=#{applicationId}
		</if>
	</select>

</mapper>

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Anke Brockmann (born 19 August 1988 in Berlin) is a German field hockey player. At the 2012 Summer Olympics, she competed for the Germany women's national field hockey team in the women's event.

References

External links

1988 births
Living people
German female field hockey players
Olympic field hockey players of Germany
Field hockey players at the 2012 Summer Olympics
21st-century German women


text:
module Start(main) where

import Development.Make.All
import Development.Ninja.All
import System.Environment
import Development.Shake
import Development.Shake.FilePath
import Development.Shake.Timing
import qualified System.Directory as IO
import System.Console.GetOpt

main :: IO ()
main = do
    resetTimings
    args <- getArgs
    withArgs ("--no-time":args) $
        shakeArgsWith shakeOptions flags $ \opts targets -> do
            makefile <- case reverse [x | UseMakefile x <- opts] of
                x:_ -> return x
                _ -> findMakefile
            if takeExtension makefile == ".ninja" then
                fmap Just $ runNinja makefile targets
             else
                fmap Just $ runMakefile makefile targets

data Flag = UseMakefile FilePath

flags = [Option "f" ["file","makefile"] (ReqArg (Right . UseMakefile) "FILE") "Read FILE as a makefile."]

findMakefile :: IO FilePath
findMakefile = do
    b <- IO.doesFileExist "makefile"
    if b then return "makefile" else do
        b <- IO.doesFileExist "Makefile"
        if b then return "Makefile" else do
            b <- IO.doesFileExist "build.ninja"
            if b then return "build.ninja" else
                error "Could not find `makefile', `Makefile' or `build.ninja'"


text:
Tag Archives: Split
Box Office Report: As summer closes, box office reaches historic low with top earner merely making $10 million
Posted on August 28, 2017 by Kyle Kizu Leave a comment
Box Office Report for the weekend of August 25 to August 27:
As the summer closes with its last weekend, the box office has reached the year's lowest point and, as reported by Box Office Mojo, the worst weekend in about 16 years.
The Ryan Reynolds/Samuel L. Jackson-starring The Hitman's Bodyguard took home the top spot with an estimated $10.05 million, bringing up its domestic total to approximately $39.61 million. The film's reported budget is $30 million, meaning that, despite it's mostly negative reception as it sits at 39% on RottenTomatoes after 143 reviews, it will almost certainly make its money back, and then some. The weekend gross of The Hitman's Bodyguard, however, is the lowest earning top spot of the year. One would have to go all the way back to the weekend of February 3-5, when M. Night Shyamalan's Split made $14.42 million, to come close to a worse #1 earner. Some say that the film's finalized weekend number — its 'actuals' — will dip, meaning that it could even sink below $10 million.
Annabelle: Creation placed second with an estimated $7.35 million. Taking place within the Conjuring franchise, which itself has crossed $1 billion, the film should cross $100 million domestically within the coming weeks (it currently sits at $77.88 million). With a budget of $15 million, the horror prequel will be, relatively, one of the year's most profitable films.
New releases, though, proved incredibly unappealing, with the animated film Leap! being one of only two to break the top ten. The Weinstein Company acquisition, which premiered internationally last year, made only $5.01 million domestically.
Wind River, which performed well during a limited release, expanded to over 2,000 theaters, and took home an estimated $4.41 million at the domestic box office. The indie, coming from Sicario and Hell or High Water screenwriter Taylor Sheridan, features what many critics are calling Jeremy Renner's best performance.
Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk stuck around in the top ten after its 6th weekend in theaters, raking in another $3.95 million to claim the 6th spot. At this point, the World War II epic has yet to fall more than 47% from weekend to weekend, and never more than 41% after its second weekend, showing that it has strong legs. With a domestic total currently sitting at $172 million, the film will soon beat The Boss Baby, Get Out and The LEGO Batman Movie to become the highest domestic grossing film that is not a sequel or a franchise vehicle — an accomplishment that Nolan is incredibly familiar with.
After Spider-Man: Homecoming, The Emoji Movie and new release Birth of the Dragon, Girls Trip, like Dunkirk, finds itself in the top ten after its 6th weekend, making an estimated $2.26 million domestically. The all-Black, all-female comedy recently crossed $100 million domestically.
Finally, in a bid for the 5th spot on the "highest domestic grossing superhero films" list, which is currently held by Iron Man 3 at $409.01 million, Wonder Woman added 1,407 theaters, expanding to a total of 2,210. The DC Extended Universe picture took home $1.68 million, bringing its domestic total to $406.2 million. It should claim that 5th spot in due time, putting it behind only The Dark Knight Rises, Avengers: Age of Ultron, The Dark Knight and Marvel's The Avengers respectively.
The following weekend may be even more abysmal, with very few new releases that could make any notable dent. Unless Tulip Fever somehow strikes a chord with audiences, next weekend's top earner may be well under $10 million.
The one after that, however, will see the release of It, which Variety reports could make about $50 million domestically its opening weekend, according to early box office tracking. With Jennifer Lawrence's mother!, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, The LEGO Ninjago Movie and Tom Cruise's American Made coming in the weeks following, the fall season will hopefully reinvigorate the box office.
*All weekend numbers are domestic, meaning that they're from theaters in the U.S. and Canada, and are also estimates, reported by Box Office Mojo, with actuals coming out in the next few days.*
'Columbus' Review: John Cho inhabits leading role in Kogonada's artful directorial debut
With Columbus, John Cho proves something that so many have known for so long: that he's a hell of a leading man. In a role that requires a subtle range of emotion, he owns every minutiae, from the weight of his character Jin's culture to Jin's complex relationship with a much younger Casey (Haley Lu Richardson).
Richardson herself continues the committed work she showed off in The Edge of Seventeen and Split. Much of writer-director Kogonada's dialogue is exposition, which could've gotten bogged down were in not for Richardson selling Casey's motivations fully. And when the exposition falls away and there's not much dialogue left, she employs a physicality that perfectly opposes the minimalism of Cho's performance.
Yet, the true star of the film is the writer-director. Kogonada began as a video essayist, becoming notable for his composition and editing, sensibilities that expertly transfer to his feature film. The story centers heavily around architecture, and Kogonada and cinematographer Elisha Christian, craft still-frames — of which Columbus is mostly composed — that feel like pieces of architecture themselves due to the arrangement of the mise-en-scene. One can truly see emotional development, even if the scenes are free of dialogue, because Kogonada is able to portray so much through where the actors stand, what items lie where or even just the stunning aesthetics of a shot.
And while so much is composed, arranged and manufactured, it's the naturalism of the film that elevates it above simply impressive. The performances do the leg work of this, injecting what could've been stale with humanity. But it's precisely that choice of Kogonada's to have the characters speak so much, but do most of their emoting without words. There's a pivotal scene in which Casey is asked to describe why a building is her favorite. She recites a memorized monologue before Jin stops her and asks her to really think about why. Kogonada cuts to the interior of the building — we can't hear Casey — because it's her face that matters, not what she says.
For that reason, Columbus may be difficult to confront. But for those who turn themselves over, it has profound rewards.


For 40 years the law firm of Cohen, Ben-Ner, Doron & Co, represents its clients with devotion, loyalty and professionalism and provides them legal advice and services in a various specialties of legal services.
The senior partners and attorney at the firm, provide a wide range of legal services, which usually require the need of several law offices.
The firm specializes in civil - commercial law, administrative law, litigation, and corporate law, medical malpractice and general insurance, real estate and real estate transactions, legal advising and ongoing legal consultation to private individuals and businesses.
On our website we provide further information about the atorneys of the Firm, as well as perlimenary info on a variety of areas of the Israeli law.


Jan Willem Hagenbeek a.k.a. Colloid started experimenting with sound and music in 1992 using circuit bent toys controlled by an Atari computer and Cubase. His ongoing search for noises and clicks has brought forth an ever-expanding collection of DIY devices.
Live on stage Colloid creates an atmospheric soundtrack using a modular synth, effects and other hardware instruments - most of them homemade. Colloid's music is a dive into experimental, desolate and filmlike sounds - a mixture of deep drones with uplifting arpeggios and cut up beats.


text:
Zakir Khan may refer to:
 Zakir Khan (cricketer), Pakistani cricketer
 Zakir Husain Khan, President of India
 Zakir Khan (comedian), Indian comedian

Other
 Zaki Khan


text:
Job Opening: Executive Director of the American Studies Association
February 16, 2022 | Rukshana Jalil
Executive Director of the American Studies Association
The American Studies Association (ASA) is a non-profit national organization of researchers, teachers, students, writers, artists, curators, community organizers, and activists from around the world who are dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of U.S. culture and history in a global context. It is the oldest and largest professional scholarly organization of its kind. The ASA publishes a flagship peer-reviewed journal, American Quarterly; organizes an annual international meeting and facilitates regional events; provides resources relevant to and advocates issues reflective of a sizeable, diverse membership; and collaborates with museums, public institutions, and communities on a variety of projects. The ASA values original research, teaching, critical thinking, public discussion, and collective dissent. Its members share a commitment to viewing U.S. history and culture from multiple perspectives and taking public positions on issues of societal significance and broad consensus.
The executive director shall be the chief administrative officer of the association. Under the direction of the president and Council, the executive director shall have responsibility for the continuing operations of the association, supervise the work of its committees and staff, assist in the formulation of policies and projects for submission to the Council, execute instructions of the Executive Committee and of the Council, and perform other such duties as the Executive Committee and the Council may direct.
The executive director's term shall be contractual and shall be determined by the Executive Committee. The executive director may be appointed for subsequent consecutive terms as deemed appropriate by the Executive Committee. The executive director's performance shall be reviewed annually by the elected officers in connection with the spring business meeting of the Executive Committee.
1) Governance: Works with the leadership bodies of the ASA to fulfill the organization mission.
Responsible for leading the ASA in a manner that supports and guides the organization's mission as defined by the National Council.
Responsible for communicating effectively with the Executive Committee, National Council, Finance Committee, and ASA committees/caucuses, and membership. Providing, in a timely and accurate manner, all information necessary for these and other relevant ASA bodies to function properly and to make informed decisions.
2) Financial Performance and Viability: Functions as the Treasurer of the organization and develops resources and funding streams sufficient to ensure the financial health of the organization.
Responsible for fundraising and developing other revenues necessary to support the ASA's mission.
Responsible for the fiscal integrity of the ASA, to include submission to the Board of a proposed annual budget and monthly financial statements, which accurately reflect the financial condition of the organization.
Responsible for fiscal management that generally anticipates operating within the approved budget, ensures maximum resource utilization, and maintenance of the organization in a positive financial position.
3) Organization Mission and Strategy: Works with elected leadership and other staff to ensure that the mission is fulfilled through the Annual Meeting, other ASA projects, strategic planning and community outreach.
Responsible for implementation of the ASA's Annual Meeting and other projects that carry out the organization's mission.
Responsible for strategic planning to ensure that the ASA can successfully fulfill its mission into the future.
Responsible for the enhancement of the ASA's public and professional profile by ensuring it is active and visible in the field and develops collaborative relationships with other professional, civic, and private organizations.
4) Organizational Operations: Collaboratively designs and implements resources to ensure that the operations of the organization are appropriate and sustainable.
In collaboration with elected leadership, responsible for the hiring, retention, and management of competent, qualified staff.
Responsible for effective administration of ASA operations.
Responsible for signing all notes, agreements, and other instruments made and entered into and on behalf of the organization.
Specific Executive Responsibilities
Report to and work closely with the Executive Committee on policy decisions, fundraising and to increase the overall visibility of the organization.
Supervise and collaborate with organization staff, including the Associate Director who reports to the ED, and graduate student workers from affiliated universities.
Strategic planning and implementation.
Planning and operation of the annual budget.
Establish and maintain relationships with various organizations and utilize those relationships to strategically enhance the ASA's Mission.
Engage in fundraising and developing other revenues.
Lead marketing and other communications efforts.
Assist in the organization of ASA Annual Meeting, national committee meetings, and other relevant or urgent meetings of ASA leadership.
Establishing employment and administrative policies and procedures for all functions and for the day-to-day operation of the organization.
Review and approve contracts for services.
Other duties as assigned by the Executive Committee and/or National Council.
Minimum Professional Qualifications
Bachelor's degree.
Five or more years senior administrative or management experience.
Evidence of transparent and high integrity leadership.
Experience and skill in working with elected leadership bodies.
High level strategic thinking and planning. Ability to envision and convey the organization's strategic future to the elected leadership, staff, volunteers, and donors.
Ability to effectively communicate the organization's mission to donors, volunteers, and the overall community.
Demonstrated ability to oversee and collaborate with staff.
Knowledge of financial and conferencing software.
A history of successfully generating new revenue streams and improving financial results.
Active fundraising experience. Excellent grant writing and donor relations skills and understanding of the funding community.
Previous success in establishing relationships with individuals and organizations of influence including other scholarly societies, funders, partner agencies, and volunteers.
Solid organizational abilities, including planning, delegating, program development, and task facilitation.
Strong financial management skills, including budget preparation, analysis, decision making, and reporting.
Strong written and oral communication skills.
Strong public speaking ability.
Strong work ethic with a high degree of energy.
Preferred Professional Qualifications
Advanced (post-baccalaureate) degree in a field relevant to the scholarly mission of the ASA.
Workplace experience (faculty or staff) at the college/university level.
Current or former membership of the ASA.
Experience with legal teams and/or risk management.
The American Studies Association is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age or protected veteran status.
To apply, please send the following materials as one document to searchasa@gmail.com:
CV or resume
Leadership/Vision Statement
Review of applications will begin February 25, 2022 and will remain open until filled. For inquiries, please contact the three presidents–Dr. Shana L. Redmond (slredmond.asa@gmail.com), Dr. Dylan Rodríguez (dylanrodriguezasa@gmail.com), and Dr. Cathy Schlund-Vials (schlundvials@gmail.com)–with the subject line "ED Search."
This entry is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.


text:
One Mic Stand
More details!
Band On The Wall, Manchester
Join Squad grad Liz Gibson at One Mic Stand hosted by Young Identity.
Young Identity are Manchester's finest young spoken word performers, working in partnership with Contact Theatre for the last 10 years. Join them for a boisterous night of poetry and music.
One Mic Stand is centred around a Poetry Slam, in which 10 poets are given only 3 minutes each to wow the audience with their lyrical mastery and charismatic delivery to battle it out to gain the top spot and win the grand prize of £50!
A hotbed of upcoming talent, this edition features performance artist, educator, playwright, director and personal trainer Kat François and singer/songwriter Rowan Lark and band.
One Mic Stand 2019-02-20 Band On The Wall, Manchester


SIMON DEWEY B, 6/18/03, 9:59 AM, 8C, 6818x8928 (1476+1749), 150%, geclee, 1/8 s, R91.7, G78.9, B91.8 Photo: by Simon Dewey, Intellectual Reserve, Inc.
As we celebrate the life and the Resurrection of our Savior Jesus Christ and His victory over sin and over the grave, we remember His atoning sacrifice and His perfect love. As we consider His suffering beyond compare to cleanse us all from sin and to lift and heal our hearts and minds, we feel a depth of gratitude that inspires our love and devotion. We feel a deeper desire to "come unto Christ," to know Him more completely and to follow Him more perfectly.
The Book of Mormon was written by prophets of God to help us learn how to come unto Christ. The prophet Nephi explained, "For the fullness of mine intent is that I may persuade men to come unto the God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, and be saved" (1 Nephi 6:4). "For we labor diligently to write, to persuade our children, and also our brethren, to believe in Christ, and to be reconciled to God; for we know that it is by grace that we are saved, after all we can do" (2 Nephi 25:23).
As another testament of Jesus Christ, the Book of Mormon is the word of God. It is a sacred invitation to come unto Christ, to feel His love, to follow Him, to know Him and to receive every good gift, including peace in this life and exaltation in the world to come.
It is little wonder then that our prophet, President Thomas S. Monson, taught and testified of the power of the Book of Mormon and exhorted us all, "I implore each of us to prayerfully study and ponder the Book of Mormon each day." He promised that "as we do so, we will be in a position to hear the voice of the Spirit, to resist temptation, to overcome doubt and fear, and to receive heaven's help in our lives." It is my sincere hope and prayer that every young woman, her family members and her leaders will respond to this inspired, prophetic exhortation and thereby receive "a strong testimony of our Savior, Jesus Christ, and of His gospel, [which] will help see us through to safety" ("The Power of the Book of Mormon," April 2017 general conference).
About 12 years ago President Gordon B. Hinckley extended a similar invitation to read and study the Book of Mormon accompanied by these promises, "There will come into your lives and into your homes an added measure of the Spirit of the Lord, a strengthened resolution to walk in obedience to His commandments, and a stronger testimony of the living reality of the Son of God" ("A Testimony Vibrant and True," Ensign, August 2005).
Christmas Eve. I wanted to give my Savior the only real gift that I could possibly give Him, my obedience to His commandments and willingness to follow His prophet" (Shared with permission).
Like my friend who responded to the prophet of his youth, our young women will realize the prophetic promises in their lives as they faithfully respond to President Monson's plea. What event could be more important than hearing the voice of the Spirit of the Lord? What skill or opportunity could take priority over the power to resist temptation and to overcome fear and doubt? Is there anyone too busy to receive heaven's help?


This time I will review platform the game and tournament.
Yamzu is a game and tournament platform that allows amateur gamers to make money off gaming by participating in e-sport from home, in game like league of legend and counter-strike GO.
Yamzu is designed as a fully operational, browser-based eSports tournament platform. The Yamzu platform makes eSports competitions available to any gamer in any location on Earth. The platform is the only one of its kind, being entirely browser-based. Rival companies face constant struggles due to users' privacy concerns, and several other entry barriers such as the need to download a user interface. Meanwhile, our internal user research shows that a browser-based platform does indeed show more growth potential. These factors instill confidence, especially considering Yamzu's pre-existing user base (10,000) and irrefutable track record of 300% annual growth in just two years of activity.
• Players and teams battling for prizes and rewards.
• Brands, influencers, and organizations that wish to set up tournaments.
• Advertisers and sponsors targeting eSports audiences.
Currently Yamzu supports CS:GO and LoL, two of the most popular eSports games in the world. The platform is ready to integrate many more popular games such as DOTA2, Call of Duty, Battlefield, and PUBG.
As a brand, Yamzu plans to branch out into several niches of the gaming industry—including but not limited to entertainment hubs, talent agencies supporting Twitch streamers, and niche-oriented clothing lines.
In the long-term, Yamzu envisions the platform as a genuine household name for eSports competitions of any skill level. At the same time, we are developing several Blockchain based projects on the platform, some of which are almost ready to be implemented.
eSports market capitalization is likely to reach $905.6M by 2018, with an increment of over $250M in respect to 2017. North America is expected to generate the biggest portion of revenues, contributing 38% relative to 2018 total market cap. Sponsorship contributions are also expected to increase in 2018, generating $359.4M against $234.6M obtained in 2017. Revenues from Media events are steadily growing, with a CAGR (2016 – 2021) of +49.8%. By 2021, the average revenues from media rights are expected to more than double in value in respect to 2018, making media rights the second major revenue stream in eSports industry worldwide.
Tournaments are streamed through web-tv and viewers usually pay to watch the event. Companies can monetize the event through entry fees and through the superior number of views deriving from the online streaming of the event.


While photographing Elberton, I ran across this wonderful house and briefly spoke to the owner, who graciously allowed me and a friend to photograph it. She informed us that it's the oldest house in Elberton. I just want to thank everyone in the Granite City for being so friendly and welcoming, and I'd like to give a special thanks to Anna King for helping with identifications of many of the local landmarks I photographed. It's a great city and I'll definitely be back to photograph what I missed on the last trip. Please take the time to drive around the next time you're just passing through. You won't be disappointed.
Built by architect William Wallis for Luther Martin Heard and featuring a Ludowici tile roof, this is one of Elberton's grandest homes. It's still owned by a descendant of Mr. Heard.


text:
Click to copyhttps://apnews.com/Trenton
Correction: Tax Incentives story
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — In a story July 7 about New Jersey tax credits, The Associated Press erroneously reported when the third public meeting of Gov. Phil Murphy's task force would be held. The...
Trenton's 'one-hand sewing man' showcases at exhibit
By ISAAC AVILUCEAJune 28, 2019
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Qaysean Williams is in full alter-ego mode: a hunter blaze orange House of High End cap with Bob Marley-like dreadlocks spilling out the sides, a white sleeveless MNK tank top...
Gun silencers would be barred under new federal legislation
By MIKE CATALINIJune 22, 2019
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Gun silencers like the one used in a recent lethal shooting in Virginia Beach would be banned under legislation that U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey introduced...
New law requires ride-hailing services to provide more ID
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has signed legislation requiring ride-hailing services to show additional identification after the March death of a University of South Carolina...
Electrical problems cause multiple rail delays, suspensions
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — A series of electrical problems has caused delays and service suspensions for trains on the northeast corridor through New York.
Correction: Murphy-Environment story
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — In a story June 17 about New Jersey issuing regulations to rejoin a regional greenhouse gas cooperative, The Associated Press, relying on information from the governor's...
Judge rejects Norcross effort to block tax credit report
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Shortly after a New Jersey judge ruled Monday that a report from Gov. Phil Murphy's business tax incentive task force is in the public interest, rejecting political...
Missouri police officer shot while transporting prisoner
TRENTON, Mo. (AP) — The Missouri Highway Patrol says a 24-year-old police officer is recovering after being shot by a prisoner during a struggle inside a police vehicle.
Hundreds flock to Trenton arts event 1 year after shooting
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A year after gunfire shattered Trenton's annual Art All Night festival, hundreds flocked to this year's celebration of local art, music, food and films — even though, strictly...
Governor to attend formerly all-night arts festival
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Governor Phil Murphy is scheduled to attend a formerly all-night arts festival interrupted by gunfire last year in New Jersey's capital.
New Jersey unions rally against proposed benefits cuts
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Spurred on by a tweet from U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, thousands of union members crowded around New Jersey's legislative annex Thursday, even spilling into the street, to...
Arts fest returns after shooting, but won't go all night
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — An all-night arts festival interrupted by gunfire last year is returning Saturday to New Jersey's capital, but with a key change: it won't be all night.
Tax credit task force postpones hearing after Norcross sues
By MIKE CATALINIJune 7, 2019
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A New Jersey task force that raised questions about how businesses tied to Democratic political powerbroker George Norcross got millions in tax incentives said Friday that...
Limited service on River Line due to emergency inspections
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Commuters who ride New Jersey Transit's River Line are facing limited service because of emergency inspections and repairs after some wheels on a light rail car failed to meet...
Police: Small plane, pilot's body, recovered from ocean
CAPE MAY, N.J. (AP) — State police say a small plane that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off New Jersey has been recovered along with the pilot's body.
Authorities ID pilot from Cape May crash; search continues
CAPE MAY, N.J. (AP) — Authorities have identified the pilot of a small plane that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off New Jersey, and divers are still searching for his remains.
Search suspended for missing pilot in New Jersey crash
CAPE MAY, N.J. (AP) — Authorities are trying to recover a small plane that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off New Jersey.
The New Jersey State Police dive team hopes to reach what remains...
The Herald-Dispatch10 wounded after shooting outside barMay 27, 2019
The News-TimesTeam 26 cyclists in Newtown set off on 6-day 'ride of peace, hope, love'April 26, 2019
Star-HeraldBoy Scout Troop 22 gives up a weekend of fun to help flood victims in Lynch, Nebraska.March 29, 2019
Philly.com'My voice went unheard': N.J. Gov. Murphy staffer testifies campaign, administration ignored rape allegationDecember 4, 2018
Search on for survivors after small plane crashes in ocean
CAPE MAY, N.J. (AP) — The Coast Guard is searching for any survivors after a small plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off New Jersey.
1 killed, 15 wounded in 2 Trenton shootings in 3 days
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Another shooting in New Jersey's capital city has left one person dead and five others wounded.
Mercer County prosecutors said 18-year-old Unique Anderson of Trenton was...
10 wounded as gunmen open fire outside New Jersey bar
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — At least two gunmen fired into a crowd outside a bar in New Jersey's capital city, wounding 10 people, two critically, but the motive for the shooting remains unknown,...
Norcross, firms sue Murphy over tax credit investigation
By MIKE CATALINIMay 21, 2019
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — One of New Jersey's most influential unelected political leaders — and a handful of firms linked to him — is suing Gov. Phil Murphy, alleging that a task force created to...
Indictment: Pilot filmed underage girls while in Philippines
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A New Jersey pilot has been indicted on charges he created child pornography images and videos of two underage girls engaging in sex acts while he was in the...
Tourism spending in New Jersey hit $44.7 billion in 2018
By WAYNE PARRYMay 9, 2019
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey's beaches, casinos, forests and cities attracted tourists who spent nearly $45 billion in 2018.
Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy said tourism spending in New...
Murphy: Referendum on weed is an option, but bill preferred
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy says holding a referendum on legalizing recreational marijuana is an option, but he's still pushing for legislation that has so far...
Authorities: Driver hurt in Trenton crash was shot in torso
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Authorities responding to a crash in New Jersey's capital city soon learned the driver had been shot.
A Mercer County Sheriff's officer on patrol in Trenton came upon...
Murphy signs bills aimed at helping college loan borrowers
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has signed into law two bills aimed at helping student loan borrowers facing financial hardships.
Trenton officer, ex-colleague facing civil rights charges
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A Trenton police officer and a former colleague accused of assaulting a man they were arresting have pleaded not guilty to civil rights and obstruction of justice...
By BRUCE SHIPKOWSKIApril 23, 2019
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A Trenton police officer and a former colleague accused of assaulting a man they were arresting have both been charged with obstruction of justice and violating the man's...
Life in prison for man who killed St. Louis County officer
CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) — A St. Louis County man was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without parole for killing a county police officer during a disturbance call.
Transit cops struggle with homeless woman armed with knife
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A struggle involving a homeless woman armed with a knife at a train station has left two New Jersey Transit police officers injured.
Shooting in Trenton wounds teenager, 2 women
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Police in New Jersey are investigating a shooting in Trenton that wounded three people, including a teenager.
Officers were called about shots fired at about 10:30 p.m....
Attorney general units to review convictions, cold cases
By MIKE CATALINIApril 11, 2019
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal said Thursday he has set up a new unit within his office to review wrongful convictions, along with a network aimed at solving cold...
Woman admits making hoax bomb threats to 2 courthouses
CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) — A woman has admitted calling in two bomb threats that forced evacuations at courthouses in New Jersey because she was frustrated about a civil lawsuit she had...
Suburban districts face higher taxes, layoffs amid aid cuts
By AMANDA OGLESBYApril 6, 2019
TOMS RIVER, N.J. (AP) — Some of the largest regional, suburban school districts across the state — once champions of fiscal efficiency and low per-pupil costs — are now preparing to slash jobs and...
Trenton police shoot, kill man threatening to harm himself
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Authorities say a man who reportedly was threatening to harm himself was shot and killed by police who responded to a home in New Jersey's capital city.
Monday's Scores
By The Associated PressMarch 5, 2019
BOYS PREP BASKETBALL=
Students pitch solutions to racial segregation in schools
By HANNAN ADELYMarch 2, 2019
PATERSON, N.J. (AP) — The grown-ups — state officials, lawyers and advocates — have been in talks in Trenton for months, without results so far, to identify solutions to racial segregation, an...
Friday's Scores
Man in pressure-cooker bomb plot case sentenced to 16 years
Associated PressMarch 1, 2019
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A New Jersey man accused of planning to build a pressure cooker bomb and use it in New York City in support of the Islamic State group has been sentenced to 16 years in...
Wednesday's Scores
By The Associated PressFebruary 28, 2019
High schooler sets women's indoor record in 600 at Nationals
NEW YORK (AP) — Athing Mu, a high school junior from Trenton, New Jersey, set an American and high school record in the 600 meters at the USATF Indoor Championships at the Ocean Breeze Athletic...
Fire destroys 2 buildings in downtown of Trenton
TRENTON, Mo. (AP) — A fire has destroyed two buildings in the downtown of the northwest Missouri town of Trenton and damaged one other structure.
Vatican: US prelate accused of abuse not at high court
VATICAN CITY (AP) — The Vatican says a Holy See lawyer who appeared on a list of American priests credibly accused of sexual abuse isn't currently at the Catholic church's supreme court, where he holds a top position.
Police: Man made numerous 'swatting' hoax emergency calls
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Authorities say they've captured a New Jersey man who allegedly made numerous phony emergency "swatting" calls for more than a year.
Treyvon Holt is facing more than 15 charges in connection with the calls that started in December 2017. It wasn't known Friday if the 22-year-old Trenton man has retained an attorney.
Transit riders outraged over woman's refusal to move handbag
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A woman refusing to take her handbag off a seat on a crowded train has sparked outrage among fellow New Jersey Transit riders.
NJ.com reports the unidentified woman was captured on video refusing to move her bag on a Trenton-bound line Wednesday after a conductor and other passengers asked her to.
More than 180 New Jersey clerics named as accused abusers
By DAVID PORTER and CLAUDIA LAUERFebruary 13, 2019
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey's five Roman Catholic dioceses listed more than 180 priests Wednesday who have been credibly accused of sexually abusing minors over a span of several decades, joining more than two dozen other states that have named suspected abusers in the wake of a landmark grand jury report in Pennsylvania last year.
The Latest: More than 180 priests named as accused abusers
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — The Latest on the release of names of clergy members with credible accusations of sexually abusing minors in New Jersey (all times local):
New Jersey's five Roman Catholic dioceses have released the names of more than 180 priests they say have been credibly accused of sexually abusing minors.
The names were released Wednesday by the dioceses of Camden, Trenton, Metuchen and Paterson and the archdiocese of Newark.
Man found guilty in fatal shooting of St. Louis officer
CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) — Jurors found a man guilty Friday of fatally shooting a St. Louis County police officer in 2016 after he talked on social media and in text messages about wanting to die in a "suicide by cop" encounter.


text:
TO MEASURE IS TO KNOW: MAPPING NOISE LEVELS
Ever-quieter aircraft at Brussels Airport
The airport plays a key role in the global marketplace
An international airport: added value for the capital of Europe
Brussels Airport: the preferred European pharma gateway
The link between internet connections and flight connections
Trends in aviation
Balanced approach
Sustainable and balanced development
Opportunities for Belgium
Fundamental goals for Belgium
Strategic importance of Brussels Airport
What can Brussels Airport do for Belgium
Development Brussels Airport
Terminal and gate capacity
Runway infrastructure
Economic centre
Logistics hub
Intermodal hub
Interactive 2D maps
Word of the CEO
What is a Strategic Vision?
Brussels Airport 2040 - Connecting with the future
Cycle motorway to Brussels Airport
The Flemish government approved the subsidy for the cycle motorway the 'S-Bocht' [S Bend], also known as F3s, along railway line 36 (HST cycle route) and the A201 Leopoldlaan.
Travelling smoothly to Brussels Airport with the Ringtrambus
De Lijn's new trambuses are synonymous with smooth and comfortable travel. From now on, they will run daily from the UZ Brussel in Jette via Vilvoorde station to Brussels Airport and back!
Brussels Airport seeks consortium for Airport Business District
The Airport Business District must become a vibrant ecosystem of its own, where large companies mingle with start-ups. With room for biodiversity and greenery. With room for innovation and new activities.
Quality Board to accompany the airport's urban planning developments
As part of its Strategic Vision 2040, Brussels Airport Company has put together a Quality Board to provide guidance to the company in the conception and design of ambitious planning projects and of the airport's public spaces.
Brussels Airport strengthens its actions to reduce ultrafine particle emissions and moves its engine test run site
At the closing session of Forum 2040, Brussels Airport committed to undertake action in several areas based on the recommendations of the participants in the previous sessions.
Brussels Airport Company active member of the 303030 City Climate Challenge
Brussels Airport Company is proud to be an ambassador within the 303030 City Climate Challenge.
Train operator SNCB and Brussels Airport Company are opening a direct access from the station to the numerous businesses located at the airport
Tuesday 22 October, the new direct access from the Brussels Airport-Zaventem station to the Brussels Airport Business District has officially been opened.
Mobility fair for the airport community
As part of the Mobility Week, Brussels Airport organised a Moblity Fair to familiarise employees, partners and neighbours of the airport with the alternatives to the private car.
Brussels Airport will not emit any more CO2 by 2050
Together with 192 other airports from 24 different countries, Brussels Airport is signing up to the 'NetZeroCarbon2050' resolution from the ACI Europe airport association not to emit any more CO2 at the latest by 2050.
Brussels Airport, its partners and Fost Plus commit to doubling the recycling rate of waste at the airport by 2023
Brussels Airport and Fost Plus are working together to prevent waste and improve waste sorting and recycling.
Brussels Airport Company signs innovation partnership with PlugandPlay
Today Brussels Airport announces a partnership with PlugandPlay as anchor partner of the PlugandPlay Travel & Hospitality programme in Europe together with Vienna Airport, Star Alliance and Swissport.
Self-driving shuttle project off to a start at Brussels Airport
As part of the sustainable development of the airport, the strategic priority will, in the years ahead, lay on the development of 'intelligent mobility'.
Reinforcing Brussels Airport as intermodal hub with 'Ring trambus'
With the arrival of the Ring trambus, our airport will strengthen its position as intermodal hub, a place where various means of transport converge.
Brussels Airport supports 'Sign for my future'
'Sign for my future' is a citizens' initiative that calls on all Belgians to speak out for a strong climate change policy. Brussels Airport Company has signed the petition and is one of the ambassadors.
Brussels Airport acquires the Sheraton Airport Hotel
Brussels Airport Company has signed an agreement to acquire Airhotel Belgium bvba (ltd), the company owning the Sheraton Hotel at Brussels Airport.
Electric passenger buses in 2019
As of March 2019, the passenger buses at Brussels Airport will be replaced by brand new e-buses. To allow for testing and training the drivers, the first buses will arrive at the airport in January and February.
Hovering roof of the Sky Hall
In the coming years, the Sky Hall will be refurbished. The renovation of the roof signals the start of the second stage of the renovation.
Brussels Airport: a carbon neutral airport
Numerous investments in our energy policy, together with the launch of various projects with external partners, enabled Brussels Airport to achieve the internationally recognised carbon neutrality certification in 2018.
Inauguration of triple boarding bridge at Brussels Airport
On 19 April 2018, Brussels Airport inaugurated its brand-new triple boarding bridge. The bridge is part of the €52 million investment programme for the installation of new boarding bridges at Pier B.
Grand opening of spotting platforms 01/19 and 07R/25L
On 17 April 2018, Brussels Airport, together with officials from the neighbouring municipalities and hundreds of spotters, inaugurated the brand new spotting platforms in Zaventem and Steenokkerzeel.
Information session for the inhabitants of Kortenberg and Steenokkerzeel
On Wednesday 24 January 2018 Brussels Airport Company organised an information meeting for the inhabitants of the municipalities of Steenokkerzeel and Kortenberg.
Forum 2040 members visit Brussels Airport
On Saturday 21 October 2017, a group of Forum 2040 participants enjoyed a behind-the-scenes visit of Brussels Airport.
Brussels Airport by bicycle
The province of Flemish Brabant, Flanders, the municipality of Zaventem and Brussels Airport Company are joining forces to build a cycle road that gives direct access to the airport.
Lode Willems: chairman Forum 2040
Since 27 September, Honorary Ambassador Lode Willems assumes the chair of Forum 2040, the dialogue platform which brings together various stakeholders to discuss the Strategic Vision 2040 of Brussels Airport.
Agreement on route of ring trambus between Heizel and Brussels Airport
The local authorities of Vilvoorde, Machelen and Grimbergen and the Government of Flanders have reached agreement on the route of the trambus on the ring connection.
Start dialogue sessions Forum 2040 chaired by honorary-ambassador Lode Willems
On 27 September 2017 the dialogue sessions for Forum 2040 will commence, chaired by honorary-ambassador Lode Willems. An independent jury has selected 80 candidates who will participate.
Quicker to Brucargo by bike
By 2020, employees working at Brucargo will be able to cycle to work easier and more safely. Plans for a cycle tunnel under the Haachtsesteenweg in Melsbroek have existed for some time, but things are beginning to move now.
Brussels Airport announces it will be carbon neutral from 2018
Brussels Airport has just published its 2017 Environmental Report. The report finds that huge forward steps have been made over the last five years on the road to making Brussels Airport one of Europe's most sustainable airports.
Forum 2040 begins with information meeting for all candidates
The opening meeting of Forum 2040 took place on the evening of Thursday 22 June. All eligible candidates for the Forum 2040 were invited to attend this meeting.
Candidate applications for Forum 2040 reopened
Brussels Airport reopens the applications for Forum 2040. Because several applications to participate arrived after the initial registration period ended, the airport operator wishes to give more people the opportunity to apply.
In 10 years' time, connectivity at Brussels Airport has taken a giant leap forward
In the Connectivity Report 2017, published by ACI Europe, Brussels Airport is one of only two airports in the European Union to have made it to the Top 20 of fastest growing hubs in the world between 2007 and 2017.
Forum 2040 kick-off meeting
On the 22nd of June, the opening meeting of Forum 2040 will be held. This platform will enable the various stakeholders involved in the Brussels Airport's Strategic Vision 2040 to meet and exchange views on the future of the airport.
Brussels Airport to offer a co-working platform thanks to Tribes
The connectivity with the rest of the world and the inter-modal transport hub at the airport, make Brussels Airport a unique workplace.
Seafood Expo Global in Brussels
This year the Seafood Expo Global takes place in Brussels Expo from 25th – 27th of April. It's the world's biggest seafood exposition with more than 26,000 attendees. And that does not go by unnoticed here at Brussels Airport.
Belgium at the gates of India
The reopening of a direct route between Brussels and Mumbai operated by Brussels Airlines is good news for tourism and promises economic opportunities for both countries.
Discover our future airport step by step
Curious about how Brussels Airport could develop in the coming 25 years? The airport has drawn up interactive 2D maps so that you can look at the plans by area and also in which period these developments could take place.
Brussels Airport constructs spotter places in Zaventem and Steenokkerzeel
Brussels Airport wants to provide safe and interesting places for spotters where they can exercise their favourite hobby and for this reason it is investing in the construction of two spotter places in Zaventem and Steenokkerzeel.
Brussels Airport by train, tram or bus
Driving from your home to the station by car and continuing your journey by train before finally boarding a plane at Brussels Airport. That seems to be the itinerary of a growing number of passengers flying from Brussels Airport.
Forum 2040 to start in the second quarter of 2017
Forum 2040, the dialogue platform where a variety of stakeholders involved in the Strategic Vision 2040 of Brussels Airport will talk to each other about the future of the airport, will start in the second quarter of this year.
5 facts about Brussels Airport
A few facts about Brussels Airport
Tram-bus to Brussels Airport increases mobility in the region
The tram-bus will further improve the accessibility of the airport and increase the mobility of Brussels and the region to its north.
Brussels Airport unveils its Strategic Vision
As important growth engine for the country, Brussels Airport has developed a Strategic Vision 2040, which we intend to further develop in an open and transparent way, in dialogue with all stakeholders concerned.
Microsoft to move into Brussels Airport
Microsoft has signed a lease agreement to set up its new offices at Brussels Airport in the PassPort building - a new real estate project developed by CODIC.
Visit Brussels Airport 2040
Passionate employees at a unique location
Smoothly to Brussels Airport
Speed and Quality: logistics partners at the airport
Everything is within easy reach in no time


text:
Q: emulate pressing key combination and send it to running program maybe I haven't searched hard enough, but I do not seem to find the answer for my situation.
I have program invoked via command1
$command1
CONSOLE(provide key combination):
^Ecd
[line down]
^Eco
[up]
^Ec.
exit

With above program, I need to press ctrl+e cd, ctrl+e co and ctrl+e c. key combinations to perform what I need and then exit.
I need to automate above task so it's done by some script in the background:
white true do:
command1 | somecommandthatsends ctrl+e cd ctrl+e ctrl+e c.
sleep 9999999
done

Can that be achieved somehow?


text:
July 4, 2015 – August 30, 2015
Ron Shuebrook, Untitled, 2000, charcoal on paper, 76 x 56.5 cm. Gift of the artist, 2003.
July 4 to August 30, 2015
Joan Lehman Gallery and online
In The Thinking Eye, Paul Klee alleged that "the most highly charged line is the most authentic line because it is the most active." For Klee, a line was imbued with narrative potential, and a strong line could be "a guiding thread, even in the thick of twilight." The works in Critical Paths, here in the Joan Lehman Gallery and online, are drawn from the MacLaren's Permanent Collection and contain prominent linear elements suggestive of race tracks, dead ends, feedback loops and ragged waves. The lines infuse motion into still images while directing the movement of our eyes across the works.
Ron Shuebrook's untitled drawing (2000) is strongly graphic, inflected with a modernist concern for space and an intuitive sense of line. The work implies a satellite view of a wintry landscape, a series of paths cut into and erased from the scene. David Urban's Under the Piano (1996) is rich with linear imagery and, while it too insinuates a topographical view, recalls the busy highway systems that circle and enclose major urban areas.
Ron Shuebrook was born in Virginia in 1943 and began his artistic career in the early 1970s. Shuebrook was employed as an educator and administrator at numerous institutions across the United States and Canada including Kent State University, Nova Scotia College of Art and Design and the University of Guelph. His work has been acquired by more than fifty public galleries, museums and corporations including the National Gallery of Canada, the Art Gallery of Ontario and the MacLaren Art Centre. Shuebrook is represented by Olga Korper Gallery in Toronto and lives in Guelph, Ontario and Blandford, Nova Scotia.
David Urban is a painter based in Toronto, Ontario. He studied English Literature and Visual Art, and received his MFA from the University of Guelph in 1994. Urban's work has been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions at the Art Gallery of Ontario; the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, Toronto; Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal; and others. His work is in the Permanent Collections of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, the Vancouver Art Gallery, the National Gallery of Canada and the MacLaren Art Centre. Urban is represented by the Corkin Gallery in Toronto.