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The IZOLYATSIA territory in Donetsk remains seized and the platform has currently relocated to Kyiv.
Photographer Eveline Kooijman in residence at IZOLYATSIA
From June 1 to July 1, 2017, IZOLYATSIA is hosting the German-based photographer Eveline Kooijman in Kyiv as part of its artist-in-residence programme.
Eveline Kooijman holds a BA in Journalism. She developed her photographic skills at the University of Applied Photography, Fotovakschool, Amsterdam. Her work has been shown at exhibitions throughout Germany. In 2014, she received the Culture Award for Photography of the Bavarian Oberpfalz region.
Since 2009, her work has concentrated on themes in which she combines scientific facts with personal stories. Eveline visualises facts and figures from physical laws, astronomical and mathematical science. She draws connections between topics such as the rotation of the earth, the collapse of stars to black holes and the origin of the carbon-atoms in our bodies.
Within the framework of her residency at IZOLYATSIA, Eveline works at FotoLab at the IZONE Creative Community, exploring floral symbols of Ukraine and making photos using FDK, a rare large format camera.
On June 27, at 7 PM, the IZONE Creative Community will host Eveline's informal artist talk on eco-friendly ways of photographic processing (with coffee, soda and other ingredients), at which she will show some of her works made during the residency.
For more information about Eveline's projects, please visit her website.
Eveline Kooijman's residency in Kyiv is made possible thanks to the cooperation with Oberpfälzer Künstlerhaus (Bavaria) and the support of the Deutsche Botschaft Kiew.
IZOLYATSIA Residency Programme
Photographer Eveline Kooijman, artist-in-residence at IZOLYATSIA


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The History of Dreisbachs
Dreisbach Wholesale Florist, a family-owned business, is one of the
leaders in the floral industry and takes a great deal of pride in both
its history and heritage.
August 1911: August Dreisbach founded what was then known as the Jefferson County Greenhouse Company located in Louisville, Kentucky. In the early years, he grew tomatoes and cucumbers. Gus was a pioneer in hothouse tomatoes and was the first commercial grower of Bibb lettuce in the world.
1950's: Dreisbach's became one of the first growers of chrysanthemums using artificial light and black cloth to control and promote flowering year round.
1964: The Company took a new direction. Gus' son, Carl Dreisbach purchased the Louisville operation and the name was changed to Carl Dreisbach, Inc. Two acres of "Razorback" greenhouses were built at the Louisville range and shortly thereafter another acre of greenhouses was built at Simpsonville, Kentucky. Carl specialized in the cut flower production of roses, standard mums, pomps, and flowering holiday crops.
1970: Dreisbachs added an acre of glass greenhouses at the Simpsonville range for cut flower production making Carl Dreisbach, Inc. one of the largest chrysanthemum growers in the world.
1972: The addition of a wholesale florist was established. The O'Malley Building, honoring Carl's mother, was built to house the wholesale division in Louisville.
1984: Carl's sons Chris, Steve, and Glen Dreisbach purchased the company and by 1986 opened the wholesale florist in Lexington, Kentucky. The company then began closing their growing operations and concentrated on the expansion of the wholesale operations, thus adding a branch in Cincinnati, OH by 1995.
1996 brought the fourth generation of Dreisbachs into the business with the addition of O'Malley, Chris' son. He started in the business as the manager of the Lexington branch and is currently operating the Louisville branch.
1998: Steve's son, Brantley, became the Cincinnati branch manager. In the same year, the Louisville operation moved into a state-of-the-art 22,000 square foot wholesale facility and corporate offices.
1999: We expanded our Lexington store by 30%, adding more space with better lighting, a bigger cooler, and a warehouse.
2001: The Cincinnati wholesale operation store moved to its current location adding 6000 square feet to its operation. Louisville added 10,000 square feet to its existing building for centralizing hard goods inventories for all branches.
2005: In March the company opened its newest branch in Charleston, WV. In May Steve & Chris Dreisbach retired. O'Malley and Brantley Dreisbach succeed their fathers as the owners of Dreisbach Wholesale Florists.
2006: The growing Charleston branch relocates to Nitro, WV taking on an additional 7000 square feet in time for the Valentines Day holiday. The Lexington branch takes on the remaining 4300 square feet of the Over Drive building and starts a full service plant and dishgarden department.
2007: The Company expands business to Columbus, OH, obtaining temporary office space, with plans to move into a permanent facility in 2008.
2008: The Columbus branch moves into a 17,000 sq ft newly remodeled facility centrally located on Morse Road.
2011: Dreisbachs celebrates its 100th year of operations!
2016: In November, Dreisbach expands with the opening of their newest branch in Nashville, TN. This 17,000 sq ft location is conveniently located on Hill Ave.
November 2017: Dreisbachs launches its newest website, providing e-commerce for future orders, our new Flower Gallery that allows visitors to create their own albums, and a special Blogging area where we will be sharing news and other exciting happenings at Dreisbachs.

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Q: C++, JsonCpp, libcurl and UTF-8 woes I had some problems making libcurl work with C++ JsonCpp library and, after a lot of research, I came up with this code:
int post(const string& call, const string& key, const string& value) {
  // (...)

  char* char_data=NULL;
  struct curl_slist *headers=NULL;

  headers = curl_slist_append(headers, "Content-Type: application/json; charset=UTF-8");

  Json::Value root;
  root[key] = value;

  Json::StyledWriter writer;
  string data = writer.write(root);

  char_data = (char*) malloc((strlen(data.c_str())+1) * sizeof(char));
  strcpy(char_data, data.c_str());

  curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, headers);
  curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, char_data);
  curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDSIZE, (long)strlen(char_data));

  // (...)
}

This works fine, as long as the data (C++ std::string that holds the JSON string representation) doesn't have any non-ascii chars. When it does, I get an error from the backend (written in Rails 3):
Started POST "/deployments/4c904f607d7c4249cf00002c/log.json" for 67.23.79.89 at Wed Sep 15 00:45:40 -0400 2010
  Processing by DeploymentsController#log as JSON
  Parameters: {"log"=>"0 upgraded, 0 newly \214\211K########talled, 0 to remove and 46 not upgraded.\n", "id"=>"4c904f607d7c4249cf00002c"}
Completed   in 6ms

BSON::InvalidStringEncoding (String not valid UTF-8):
  app/models/deployment.rb:161:in `log'
  app/models/deployment.rb:160:in `each'
  app/models/deployment.rb:160:in `log'
  app/controllers/deployments_controller.rb:54:in `log'

What is the best way to take a C++ sctring (in this case data), and safely convert it UTF-8, and then to a *char variable that would play nice with libcurl?

A: I found the problem. It wasn't on that part of code. I was actually doing a string split that was causing the problem.

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Under cross-examination by Onnoghen's counsel, Adegboyega Awomolo (SAN), the witness read from exhibits before the court that the application to prefer a charge against the defendant, the list of witnesses and exhibits and the six-counts charge were dated January 10, the same date the case was referred to him for investigation.
Asked if he doesn't consider it unprecedented and strange that the investigation was concluded and charges filed within 24hours, he said, "I cannot answer that".
Asked if he told Justice Onnoghen that a charge had already been filed against him as at the time his statement was being taken, the witness said, "I am an investigator, I do not work with the department that files charges."
"At the time the defendant recorded his statement at about 12:30 to 1:45 pm, the team had no idea that a charge had been filed against the defendant.
"As at about 2:00 pm when we got back to our office, we have not written our report. We finished the report at about 2:45 pm. The report was addressed to the Deputy Director, Intelligence, Investigation and Monitoring Unit, who got the report at about 3:00 pm," the witness added.
Asked if he would be surprised to find out that at about that 3:00 pm when the report was submitted, the tribunal had already granted leave to file charges against the defendant, he said, "My Lord, I cannot answer the question."
The witness said the investigating team did not involve the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in its work, adding however that he did not know why the defendant's bank documents tendered in court were addressed to the EFCC.
On how Justice Onnoghen was confronted with the petition, the witness said, "On January 11, at about 12noon, the team visited the defendant at his office at the Supreme Court of Nigeria, Abuja. We met his secretary, Jane Esu Edu, who led us to him.
"He read through the petition and gave an oral explanation to the team concerning the allegations contained in the petition. My superior, Samuel Madujemu asked him if he was willing to record his oral explanation in writing or the team should go and come back some other time. The defendant said he was willing to record his oral statement.
"He brought out a plain paper but the team informed him that CCB has a cautionary form for statements and he was informed that he needs a witness to observe the writing of the statement who could be a lawyer or a reputable person. The defendant called his secretary, Jane Esu Edu, to witness the statement. She sat beside him and the defendant recorded his statement in his own handwriting."
Other members on the team according to him include Abu Simon Isaac, Deputy Director of CCB's Intelligence, Investigation and Monitoring Department and Samuel Madujemu, the Assistant Director of the same department.
Justice Onnoghen's assets declaration forms, his bank opening documents and statement, as well as the petition that gave birth to the charge were all tendered and admitted as exhibits.


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AG says PPP attempting to derail inquests by opposing Coroners Bill
Posted by: Writer in Crime, News, Politics Thursday, 7 January 2016, 15:52 0
Attorney General, Basil Williams (Guyana Chronicle photo).
Attorney General and Legal Affairs Minister Basil Williams says that the stern opposition to the Coroners Amendment Bill 2015 by the People's Progressive Party (PPP) is an attempt to derail impending inquests into several deaths.
Shadow Attorney General Anil Nandlall had bashed the consultation process on the Coroners Bill labeling it as 'cosmetic' and a mere 'gaff.'
Williams speaking to reporters on Thursday stated that the PPP was attempting to derail government's legislative agenda and also prevent the administration from keeping campaign promises.
"What is happening with the PPP is they appear to be unaccustomed to democracy….the first call is that we went to parliament without consulting the stakeholder," said Williams.
He said that Nandlall's criticism of the consultation process amounts to disrespect being meted out to the Private Sector Commission, the Guyana Bar Association and others that participated in the process.
The PPPC's Shadow Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs makes a point in the National Assembly during the debate on the anti-terrorism law.
"Let me give the real reason why they have a problem with the coroners amendment bill…this amendment is to widen the categories who can qualify as coroners…we will be going to do an inquest and amongst those inquests would be Satyadeo Sawh." Sawh, a former Minister of Agriculture, two of his siblings and a security guard were gunned down by heavily armed men who had invaded his home at La Bonne Intention (LBI) village, East Coast Demerara. At that time, there had been reports that he might have blocked the acquisition of Kaow Island by Guyanese drug lord, Shaheed 'Roger' Khan who has since been convicted and jailed for cocaine trafficking.
The APNU+AFC coalition also wants inquests to be held into other unnatural death of hundreds of other persons who were gunned down during the violent crime spree between 2002 and 2006.
Among the Nandlall's concerns is whether a Justice of Peace could "competently perform the functions of a Coroner."
He said that the qualifications of Coroners must be fixed by the Bill and not determined at the discretion of any commission or authority.
"At a minimum, a Coroner should have a university degree, preferably, in Law" and they "should be persons performing the functions of the coroner on a full-time basis in each magisterial district."
It was confirmed that with the passage of the Bill the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) will lay down the qualifications to be appointed as a Coroner.
APNU Basil Williams coroner Guyana Nandlall PPPC Sash Sawh 2016-01-07
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Domenico Gabrielli
Domenico Gabrielli (15 April 1651 or 19 October 1659 – 10 July 1690) was an Italian Baroque composer and one of the earliest known virtuoso cello players. Born in Bologna, he worked in the orchestra of the church of San Petronio and was also a member and for some time president (principe) of the Accademia Filarmonica of Bologna. During the 1680s he also worked as a musician at the court of Duke Francesco II d'Este of Modena.
Gabrielli wrote several operas as well as instrumental and vocal church works. He is especially notable as the composer of some of the earliest attested works for solo cello (two sonatas for cello and basso continuo, a group of seven ricercari for unaccompanied cello, and a canon for two cellos). Among his contemporaries, his own virtuoso performances on this instrument earned him the nickname Mingain (or Minghino) dal viulunzeel, a dialect form meaning "Dominic of the cello."
Works, editions and recordings[edit]
Rodoaldo, re d' Italia − opera in 3 acts. Venice 1685 - manuscript in Modena.
Domenico Gabrielli - S. Sigismondo re di Borgogna - Oratorio per 5 voci con strumenti - Ensemble Les Nations, Maria Luisa Baldassari, direzione. Tactus, 2008
Ricercars for solo cello - recordings (i) Roel Dieltens (ii) Hidemi Suzuki 2005 (iii) Richard Tunnicliffe 2007 (iv) Bruno Cocset, 2012
Domenico Gabrielli. Cantate. Emanuela Galli, soprano, with ensemble Sistite Sidera. Stradivarius STR 33878 (1 CD, June 2012).
S. Durante: Gabrielli, in: The New Grove Dictionary of Opera, ed. S. Sadie. London 1992. Vol 2, p. 322.
W. Matteuzzi: Gabrielli, in: Dizionario enciclopedico universale della musica e dei musicisti. 2: Le biografie, ed. A. Basso. Turin 1986. Vol. 3, p. 83f.
J. G. Suess: Gabrielli, in: The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, ed. S. Sadie. London 1980. Vol 7, p. 67.
Free scores by Domenico Gabrielli at the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP)
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SNAC: w6r21n0k
Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Domenico_Gabrielli&oldid=868751291"
Italian Baroque composers
Composers for cello
1650s births
Musicians from Bologna
17th-century Italian musicians


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Q: multipart module missing after freezing scrapy project using cx_freeze I try to create an executable of our scrapy project using cx_freeze (also tried py2exe, which seems to run into the same problem), but run into quite some errors. Currently I'm stuck on the following error, I've searched here and on other places for similar problems, but haven't found a solution yet. The build of the executable succeeds, but when I try to scrape I run into the following error:
C:\**\build\exe.win32-2.7>fourmi.exe search Methane
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR: Traceback (most recent call last):
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:   File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\cx_Fre
eze\initscripts\Console.py", line 27, in <module>
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:     exec(code, m.__dict__)
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:   File "fourmi.py", line 92, in <module>
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:     search(arguments, loader)
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:   File "fourmi.py", line 78, in search
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:     setup_crawler(docopt_arguments["<compoun
d>"], settings, source_loader, docopt_arguments["--attributes"].split(','))
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:   File "fourmi.py", line 41, in setup_crawle
r
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:     crawler.configure()
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:   File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\scrapy
\crawler.py", line 46, in configure
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:     self.extensions = ExtensionManager.from_
crawler(self)
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:   File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\scrapy
\middleware.py", line 50, in from_crawler
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:     return cls.from_settings(crawler.setting
s, crawler)
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:   File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\scrapy
\middleware.py", line 29, in from_settings
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:     mwcls = load_object(clspath)
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:   File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\scrapy
\utils\misc.py", line 42, in load_object
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR:     raise ImportError("Error loading object
'%s': %s" % (path, e))
2014-06-04 16:05:31+0200 [-] ERROR: ImportError: Error loading object 'scrapy.co
ntrib.memusage.MemoryUsage': No module named multipart

The setup.py used for the build:
import sys
from cx_Freeze import setup, Executable

# After running the setup file (python setup.py build) the scrapy/VERSION file has to
be manually put into the
# library.zip, also the FourmiCrawler map has to be copied to both the library and the
exe.win32-2.7 folder. after
# putting the files in the library the library has to be zipped and replace the old
library.
# Dependencies are automatically detected, but it might need fine tuning.
build_exe_options = {"packages": ["os", "scrapy", "lxml", "w3lib", "pkg_resources",
"zope.interface", "twisted.internet"], "excludes": []}

# GUI applications require a different base on Windows (the default is for a
# console application).
base = None

setup(  name = "Scrapy",
        version = "0.1",
        description = "My GUI application!",
        options = {"build_exe": build_exe_options},
        executables = [Executable("fourmi.py", base=base)])

In Can't make standalone binary scrapy spider with cx_Freeze it was suggested to add twisted to the packages to include, if I do that I get the following error:
running build
running build_exe
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "setup.py", line 20, in <module>
executables = [Executable("fourmi.py", base=base)])
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\cx_Freeze\dist.py", line 362, in setup
distutils.core.setup(**attrs)
File "C:\Python27\lib\distutils\core.py", line 152, in setup
dist.run_commands()
File "C:\Python27\lib\distutils\dist.py", line 953, in run_commands
self.run_command(cmd)
File "C:\Python27\lib\distutils\dist.py", line 972, in run_command
cmd_obj.run()
File "C:\Python27\lib\distutils\command\build.py", line 127, in run
self.run_command(cmd_name)
File "C:\Python27\lib\distutils\cmd.py", line 326, in run_command
self.distribution.run_command(command)
File "C:\Python27\lib\distutils\dist.py", line 972, in run_command
cmd_obj.run()
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\cx_Freeze\dist.py", line 232, in run
freezer.Freeze()
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\cx_Freeze\freezer.py", line 603, in Freeze
self.finder = self._GetModuleFinder()
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\cx_Freeze\freezer.py", line 345, in _GetMo
duleFinder
finder.IncludePackage(name)
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\cx_Freeze\finder.py", line 688, in Include
Package
self._ImportAllSubModules(module, deferredImports)
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\cx_Freeze\finder.py", line 324, in _Import
AllSubModules
recursive)
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\cx_Freeze\finder.py", line 324, in _Import
AllSubModules
recursive)
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\cx_Freeze\finder.py", line 320, in _Import
AllSubModules
raise ImportError("No module named %r" % subModuleName)
ImportError: No module named 'twisted.conch.ssh.transport'

Does anybody have suggestions for me to try? Do I forget a certain package in the setup.py file? Also I couldn't find any mentions of a succesfull scrapy executable generation.
Edit: I tried a very ugly solution by simply copying my python site-packages one by one. When I copied the crypthography package the bug was resolved (but replaced with a new bug):
C:\**\build\exe.win32-2.7>fourmi.exe search Methane
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\cx_Freeze\initscripts\Console.py", line 27
, in <module>
exec(code, m.__dict__)
File "fourmi.py", line 26, in <module>
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\twisted\internet\reactor.py", line 38, in
<module>
from twisted.internet import default
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\twisted\internet\default.py", line 56, in
<module>
install = _getInstallFunction(platform)
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\twisted\internet\default.py", line 50, in
_getInstallFunction
from twisted.internet.selectreactor import install
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\twisted\internet\selectreactor.py", line 1
8, in <module>
from twisted.internet import posixbase
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\twisted\internet\posixbase.py", line 24, i
n <module>
from twisted.internet import error, udp, tcp
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\twisted\internet\tcp.py", line 29, in <mod
ule>
from twisted.internet._newtls import (
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\twisted\internet\_newtls.py", line 21, in
<module>
from twisted.protocols.tls import TLSMemoryBIOFactory, TLSMemoryBIOProtocol
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\twisted\protocols\tls.py", line 41, in <mo
dule>
from OpenSSL.SSL import Error, ZeroReturnError, WantReadError
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\OpenSSL\__init__.py", line 8, in <module>
from OpenSSL import rand, crypto, SSL
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\OpenSSL\rand.py", line 11, in <module>
from OpenSSL._util import (
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\OpenSSL\_util.py", line 4, in <module>
binding = Binding()
File "C:\**\build\exe.win32-2.7\library.zip\cryptography\haz
mat\bindings\openssl\binding.py", line 83, in __init__
File "C:\**\build\exe.win32-2.7\library.zip\cryptography\haz
mat\bindings\openssl\binding.py", line 99, in _ensure_ffi_initialized
File "C:\**\build\exe.win32-2.7\library.zip\cryptography\haz
mat\bindings\utils.py", line 72, in build_ffi
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\cffi\api.py", line 341, in verify
lib = self.verifier.load_library()
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\cffi\verifier.py", line 73, in load_librar
y
self._write_source()
File "C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\cffi\verifier.py", line 125, in _write_sou
rce
file = open(self.sourcefilename, 'w')
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'C:\\**\\buil
d\\exe.win32-2.7\\library.zip\\cryptography\\hazmat\\bindings\\__pycache__\\_cff
i__x969a4f6ex69432c5f.c'


text:
About National Cycle
The company known today as National Cycle, Inc. started in Chicago, Illinois in 1937 as Nation's Cycle Center. The company was founded by a young man, Mr. Gordon Willey (1903-1989), who believed that success in business required "Total Customer Satisfaction".
This business philosophy was the beginning of a long and successful tradition. It's a tradition we maintain today as we continue building the finest motorcycle windshields and accessories riders can buy.
National Cycle, Inc. is the world leader in motorcycle windshield manufacturing, with more distribution than any other windshield company in the world.
We are the OEM supplier to BMW, Harley-Davidson, Honda, Kawasaki, Polaris, Suzuki, Triumph, and Yamaha – companies who share our philosophy of quality design and manufacturing.
National Cycle has developed more innovations and holds more patents for the design and production of windshields than any other company in the industry. We listen to our customers and work hard to maintain our leadership position. We are proud that we continue to design, engineer and manufacture our fine products at National Cycle, Inc. U.S.A.
We are committed to meeting our internal and external customers' requirements and having a culture of continuous improvement with quality being the responsibility of every employee.
NATIONAL CYCLE'S HERITAGE
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RIDER*CENTRIK – A CULTURE OF ENTHUSIASTS
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Iceage es una banda danesa de rock formada en el 2008 en la ciudad de Copenhague con una fuerte influencia heredada del punk rock de los años 70's, caracterizados por sus sonidos veloces y experimentales. Ha incursionado también en géneros como el hardcore punk, art punk y indie rock, siendo comparados con Fugazi y otras bandas del género.

Integrantes

Formación actual

 Johan Surrballe Wieth - guitarra
 Dan Kjær Nielsen - batería
 Elias Bender Rønnenfelt - vocalista, guitarra
 Jakob Tvilling Pless - bajo

Discografía

Álbumes de estudio

 2011: "New Brigade"
 2013: "You're Nothing"
 2014: "Plowing Into the Field of Love"
 2018: "Beyondless"

EP

 2009: "Æsjo"
 2009: "Iceage"
 2011: "Coalition"
 2013: "To the Comrades"

Recopilaciones

 2011: SPIN Presents Brooklyn Rocks!: A Northside Fest Mixtape 2011
 2011: Music Mondays: May 2nd, 2011
 2011: Music Mondays: June 27th, 2011
 2012: Rough Trade Shops: Counter Culture 11
 2013: Dokument #1
 2013: AIM Independent Music Awards 2013: Nominees Sampler
 2013: It's Been a Business Doing Pleasure With You
 2014: Live, April Fools Day Tempe, AZ

Sencillos

 "You're Nothing"
 "Ecstasy"
 "Coalition"
 "Broke Bone"
 "White Rune"
 "Wounded Hearts"
 "To the Comrades"
 "Jackie"
 "Forever"
 "How Many"
 "The Lord's Favorite"

Enlaces externos

 Iceage en MySpace.

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EU's steel industry may come out on top as domino effect felt by Trump's tariffs
European trade chief says EU could limit its imports of steel from around the world within weeks to prevent Europe being flooded by shipments diverted from the US
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Brussels — The EU steel industry may come out on top of EU car makers in a fight over possible curbs on the bloc's imports of the metal, the latest evidence of the domino effect caused by US President Donald Trump's protectionism. European trade chief Cecilia Malmström said the EU could limit its imports of steel from around the world within weeks. The aim would be to prevent the European market from being flooded by shipments diverted away from the US as a result of its 25% steel tariff, which Trump imposed in March on national-security grounds dismissed by the EU and other countries. While EU-based steel manufacturers such as ArcelorMittal and Thyssenkrupp are pressing for import restrictions to limit the risk of a slump in domestic prices, European automotive producers are warning against such a move. Malmström has opened an inquiry that is due to be completed by year-end and that, in the meantime, allows for the introduction of provisional import limits. "We are seriously contem...
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One of the problems in reviewing this CD is the lack of any liner notes. The CD is a soft-cover 'triptych' affair with just a paragraph about each work on one of the 'panels'. Now, it is possible to look up the internet for details, but I think that the record company ought to provide the basic information to allow the listener to properly assess each work. This is especially true when the music is not particularly well-known. In addition, there is no data about the performers, save their names and a photograph of each.
The programme opens with Russian-born Paul Juon's (1872-1940) Trio Miniaturen which dates from the early years of the last century. I had not heard of the composer, but in places where he is known, he is regarded as being on a continuum between Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky. Based on these miniatures, my jury is well and truly out on that contention. His music covers a wide range of mood. One is not too sure whether he is a romantic composer, interested in presenting folksong, or maybe writing pieces for the salon. For me, there is little here that seems to press on towards modernism.
The Four Miniatures began life as piano pieces but some of these were reworked for the present combination of flute, cello and piano. The opening number is entitled 'Réverie' and presents a thoughtful mood. This is offset by the sprightly little 'Humoreske' which may be based on a folk-tune. Certainly, the middle eight would seem to be a hornpipe with the salty tang of the sea about it. I enjoyed the 'Elegie' which is quite lovely in its slow, expressive note of sadness. The work concludes with the 'Danse phantastique' which seems to be a mediation of love lost and found at the ball. The entire suite is attractive without being in any way revelatory. I wonder if Paul Juon's later music does indeed nod towards Stravinsky?
Max Bruch is one of Classic FM's 'one work wonders' with virtually the only piece played being the ubiquitous Violin Concerto No.1 in G minor. Occasionally, I have heard an outing of his Concerto for two pianos and the Scottish Fantasy. The present Acht Stücke (Eight Pieces) is hardly well-known although I note that there are currently eight recordings listed in the Arkiv website. The work was late, written when Bruch was in his 70s. It was composed specifically for his son Max Felix Bruch. The mood of this music is clearly 'reflective' but does sometimes exhibit exuberance and power. The music is often intense, spartan in texture but it is nearly always lyrical and well-balanced. The brief liner notes are correct in pointing out that Max Bruch was still pursuing his own musical path, irrespective of what Bartok, Stravinsky or Schoenberg were exploring. There is nothing wrong in that. What Bruch has achieved is a perfect expression of late-romanticism, featuring largely darker colours, but just occasionally exploding into 'sturm und drang.' Although the Eight Pieces are played in their entirety here, I understand that selections can be made. However, I feel that it is good to have the complete set.
The soloists provide a good account of these three works. The balance between intimacy and enthusiasm is well-maintained. The recording is clear and solid. I was a little disappointed about the short length of this disc. Surely another piece could have been included to take the duration up to seventy-plus minutes rather than just under the hour. I noted the lack of liner notes.
I enjoyed this CD. The general mood of all these pieces is typically autumnal, which is maybe how 'late-romantic' music should strike the listener. It was just about the end of an era which has (amazingly) managed to linger on into our own generation of composers.


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Jitrocel chudokvětý (Plantago uliginosa) je vlhkomilný druh rodu jitrocel který je v České republice poměrně hojný a často je zaměňován za podobný druh jitrocel větší do jehož komplexu druhů (Plantago major agg.) patří.

Rozšíření
Druh roste, mimo nejsevernějšího území, téměř po celé Evropě a jeho areál původního výskytu sahá i západní Sibiře, Střední Asie, Íránu i do severozápadní Afriky. Druhotně byl lidmi rozšířen téměř do celého světa. V Česku roste jitrocel chudokvětý na celém území, převážně v nižších a středních polohách a nejvíce v rybničních oblastech na jihu Čech a Moravy.

Ekologie
Druh je vlhkomilný, roste na bahnitých i písčitých březích stojatých vod i obnažených rybničních dnech, prameništích, okrajích cest, na podmáčených loukách a pastvinách, zamokřených polích i ve vlhkých zahradách. Potřebuje vlhké, výživné, na vápník chudé půdy které mohou být písečné, hlinité i jílovité. Nevadí mu ani mírné zasolení. Vyskytuje se od planárního stupně do nadmořské výšky okolo 500 m. Je to poměrně málo konkurenčně zdatný druh a obvykle roste na místech s prořídlou vegetací.

Popis
Vytrvalá rostlina zpravidla s jednou přízemní listovou růžici o průměru 10 až 30 cm která vyrůstá z krátkého oddenku s početnými tlustými kořeny. Na úživných půdách je růžice tvořena i třiceti listy které mají podlouhlé až široce vejčité čepele schopné dorůst do velikosti 25 × 20 cm. Měkké bylinné listy s dlouhými řapíky jsou poléhavé, vystoupavé nebo vzpřímené. Na bázi jsou klínovité a pozvolna se zužují do řapíku, na konci jsou tupě špičaté a po obvodě celokrajné nebo různě hluboko nepravidelně zubaté. Světlezelené až žlutozelené listy jsou na líci řídce a na rubu zpravidla jemně chlupaté a mají tři až devět výrazných podélných žilek.

V růžici vyrůstá jeden až dvacet poléhavých, vystoupavých nebo řidčeji vzpřímených stvolů dlouhých 5 až 25 cm, někdy jsou tyto krátce chlupaté. Na vrcholu stvolu se vytváří téměř stejně dlouhé válcovité klasovité květenství s hustě nahloučenými drobnými květy. Čtyřčetné, bělavé, zelenožluté až hnědavé květy vyrůstají z paždí drobných listenů. Jejich kalich je hluboce členěný. Z korunní trubky rostou čtyři světle žluté tyčinky. Květy rozkvétají od června do září, opylovány jsou hlavně větrem. Ploidie druhu je 2n = 12.

Plodem je vejčitá až kuželovitá tobolka pukající v dolní třetině, oddělovací štěrbina je zakrytá trvalým kalichem. V tobolce bývá obvykle 12 až 25 mnohohranných tmavohnědých až černých, asi 1 mm velkých semen s jamkami na povrchu.

Taxonomie
V západoevropských zemích bývá jitrocel chudokvětý hodnocen pouze jako poddruh jitrocele většího a je často uváděn pod jménem Plantago major subsp. intermedia.

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Flóra ruského Dálného východu
Flóra severní Afriky
Flóra severní Evropy
Flóra Sibiře
Flóra střední Evropy
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by admin · July 17, 2020
The race for a place in the EFL Championship playoffs is hotting up, with Cardiff City and Swansea City seemingly doing battle for the last remaining place in the top six. The Bluebirds have edged their way back into the playoff fold of late, with recent victories over Derby and Bristol City giving Neil Harris' men a fighting chance of joining the likes of Fulham and Nottingham Forest in the playoff mix. South Wales rivals Swansea City are also hanging on the coat tails of the top six and Steve Cooper's men could yet displace their neighbours even with time and games running out.
Looking at the latest odds in the Championship Top 6 Finish market, Cardiff are priced as short as 2/5 with William Hill to clinch the fourth and final playoff spot. Swansea are next in the pecking order, priced at around 5/1. A quick glance at Swansea's remaining fixtures shows a tricky test against Bristol City ahead of a final day clash with mid-table Reading. The clash with the Robins will make or break the Swans' chances, but should you wish to have a flutter on Swansea pipping Cardiff at the post, William Hill are one of many leading UK sportsbooks to offer bonuses and free bets ideal for this time of the season.
Swansea could have moved two points closer to the top six and a possible Wembley playoff final in their visit to The City Ground and fellow promotion rivals Nottingham Forest. The Swans were 2-1 ahead at the half-time interval, but surrendered their lead and were lucky to hold on for a draw at the end following the late sending-off of Kyle Naughton. Swans chief Steve Cooper said post-match that even if they had defeated Forest they "still would have had to beat Bristol City" in their penultimate game.
On the flip side, Harris' Cardiff have two very winnable games on the horizon. They travel to a Middlesbrough side that has been rejuvenated under new boss Neil Warnock, but now appears to have enough points on the board to stave off the threat of relegation. With Boro reaching the magic 50 points mark, moving them five points clear of third-bottom Hull City with two games to play, it's possible that their motivations may not match those of the Bluebirds.
That's followed by a game with third-bottom Hull City, who are in complete and utter freefall at present, underlined by their recent 8-0 hammering by Wigan Athletic, with seven goals coming in the first 45 minutes. The Tigers have lost several key players ahead of the season restart, who refused to agree short-term contract extensions until the end of this campaign, leaving boss Grant McCann to rely on a string of homegrown prospects in such a pressure cooker situation.
Ultimately, Swansea know what they have to do – win both of their remaining games and hope that their bitter rivals lose at least one of their last two fixtures. With so much at stake, pressure can do strange things to teams, so the playoff picture is by no means cut and dried. Watch this space!
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Everyone knows 'You Can't Fake the Funk,' so Black Ensemble Theatre produces the real deal
By Colin Douglas
In the late 1960's, African American musicians created a rhythmic, very danceable new form of music that combined soul, jazz, rhythm and blues. They called it Funk.
One particular singer, the brilliant entertainer James Brown, is credited with writing and recording the first song of this new genre. Some argue that it was "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag;" others claim that it was his pulsating "Cold Sweat" that launched this unique musical form. It would grow beyond being simply a novelty or a trend and blossom into its own style. It makes little difference which song began the movement, Funk Music continues to hold an important place in American pop culture.
Doing what the Black Ensemble Theater does best, Producing Managing Director Daryl D. Brooks has written and directed this dazzling, ebullient and creative new show that practically rocks the theater on Clark and Sunnyside off of its foundation. Brooks was inspired by the title of Funk group, Parliament's fourth hit album, "Mothership Connection" in creating You Can't Fake the Funk: A Journey Through Funk Music.
He uses the conceit of a spaceship that can transport the audience through time and space, taking us back to a world where Funk was king. Along the way, tribute is paid to many of the important African American musical artists of the 1960's, through the early 1980's. The musical revue is hosted by the fictional Dr. Funk, an alien emcee character, who's played with whimsy and spirit by charismatic BET favorite Dwight Neal. The nine gifted actor/singer/dancer/musicians in this production breathe infectious life into an array of exciting soulful musical legends, singing and playing almost three dozen hits from the archives of Funk.
The show begins with the entire company rocking out to Funkadelic's greatest song, "One Nation Under a Groove." Then we meet the Father of Funk, Brown, singing two of his hit tunes that are credited with inaugurating the Funk Music scene: "Please, Please, Please" and "Cold Sweat." Next, Dr. Funk helps us transition to Sly and the Family Stone, with "I Want to Take You Higher," "Soul Clappin'" and one of the best songs of the evening, "Dance to the Music."
From there we move on to the Ohio Players and their winning songs, "Fire," "Skin Tight" and the brilliantly choreographed "Love Rollercoaster." The undisputed Queen of Funk was, and continues to be, Chaka Kahn. Written by Stevie Wonder, Rufus and Chaka Kahn's "Tell Me Something Good" became a smash in 1974, with its unique use of the guitar talk box. Here the funky tune delights the crowd. The Commodores captured the country with their funky, 1977 number one song, "Brick House." Although this entertaining revue provides more music than memoir, the backstory of how this song was born is fascinating. Next we visit the Gap Band for their 1982 electrofunk achievement, "You Dropped the Bomb on Me."
The first act concludes with a salute to the musical group that VH1 declared to be "one of the greatest bands ever," Chicago's own Earth, Wind & Fire. Rolling Stone called the group, "innovative, precise yet sensual." Brooks presents the group's sensational "Let's Groove, "That's the Way of the World" and closes the act with a rousing ensemble-driven rendition of "September."
Act two opens with a choreographed musical montage from the movies, that includes Isaac Hayes' theme from "Shaft," Curtis Mayfield's pulsating "Superfly" and Rose Royce's throbbing dance tune, "Car Wash." From there we segue to the catchy "Let It Whip," the biggest hit song recorded by the Dazz Band. We pay a visit to the popular 1980's quartet called The Mary Jane Girls, for their hit, "In My House."
Rick James, known for his shoulder-length dreadlocks and tight bellbottoms, is represented in this delightful revue with a medley of his top tunes, including "You and I," "Bustin' Out" and the engaging "Super Freak." Next we pay a visit to the group called Cameo to hear their two top tunes, "Candy" and "Word Up!" Bootsy Collins' winning hit, "I'd Rather Be With You," Brides of Funkenstein's knockout, "Disco to Go" and George Clinton's 1982 top-selling, "Atomic Dog" all serve to warm up the audience up for the grand finale: Parliament's "Give Up the Funk" and the dazzling "Flashlight."
In addition to Brooks' topnotch direction, the show features Robert Reddrick's typical masterful musical direction. His astounding, seven-member onstage band is Vegas-calibre, particularly trumpeter Marvin Davis. Christopher Chase Carter, whose impressive choreographic talents have taken him to Porchlight, Mercury and the Court theaters, makes this production dance with pep and pizzazz. Bek Lambrecht uses a turntable as a major component of his creative, flying saucer-inspired scenic design. The performers appear and disappear through what resembles a stylized airline baggage claim. Denise Karczewski's dazzling lighting design and Breon James' superb projections highlight Lambrecht's work. BET Renaissance man Rueben Echoles has again outdone himself by creating a spectacular wardrobe of colorful and captivating costumes and wigs that transform each performer in minutes.
In addition to the devilishly delightful Dwight Neal as Dr. Funk, the talented ensemble includes the talents of Jayla Williams Craig, Thera Wright, Brandon Lavell, David Simmons, Michael Adkins, Blake Hawthorne, Stewart Romeo, Lemond Hayes and Vincent Jordan.
In what will be remembered as one of Black Ensemble Theater's finest musical revues, Brooks has written and directed an excellent, exhilarating show that's guaranteed to bring audiences to their feet. No theatergoer will be able to remain quiet and serene while watching this magical, magnetic salute to Funk Music. If the tunes don't set your feet a-tapping, if the beat doesn't set your body bending and bopping, you'd better check your pulse: You might be dead!
Black Ensemble Theatre presents "You Can't Fake the Funk: A Journey Through Funk Music" through September 8 at the Black Cultural Center, 4450 N. Clark Street, Chicago. More information and tickets are available here.
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The first Tiffin Boys' School opened on the Fairfield in January 1880, and the School moved to its present site, near to the centre of Kingston in 1929. In 1944 the school became a Grammar School and in 1993 changed from voluntary controlled to Grant Maintained. Latterly it has taken up the status of voluntary aided and from September 2003 has become a specialist Performing Arts College. In 2009 the School was awarded a second specialism for Languages.
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A Northampton County business' new sign on Route 13 is against the rules, authorities say.
Editor's note: This story was updated on April 13, 2018 with a statement from John Corker, vice-chairman of the Northampton County Board of Supervisors, saying the county is recommending a zoning text amendment to address the issue.
This issue was immediately addressed at the April 10 Board of Supervisors meeting with a recommendation for a zoning text amendment. This will allow Rayfield's to the keep this current sign to advertise their valuable services, as it will other Northampton County businesses. VDOT regulations are separate from County ordinances and we have no control over them.
We fully support Rayfield's and are excited that Rayfield's will be serving Northampton County out of the new Eastern Shore Rural Health location in Eastville, in addition to their other Northampton County locations.
Recent business and residential growth in our County is rapid and we are eager to support this growth going forward.
Pharmacist Tommy Rayfield has served Northampton County residents faithfully at his Rayfield's Pharmacy in Northampton County for more than four decades.
Still, Rayfield, who is in his 70s, recently ran afoul of government regulations when he decided to put up a sign along Route 13, on the other side of the railroad tracks, in order to let people know the Nassawadox pharmacy was still up and running, despite Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital and some doctors' offices moved away from the town.
"We've been here 43 years this year," he said, noting the pharmacy moved to its present location across from the former hospital in 1981.
Rayfield had a sign made and placed it along the highway just south of Nassawadox, "just to let people know that we're still here," he said.
"This fellow from VDOT called from Richmond and told me that he had been up on the Eastern Shore ... He saw the sign on the highway and so when he got back to Richmond, he checked and we didn't have a permit for it," Rayfield said.
The permit costs $35 — Rayfield said he has no problem with that. "I just didn't know I was supposed to have one."
Rayfield was sent an application — in it was mentioned the Highway Beautification Act, which dates to the 1960s.
In October 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the act, which his wife, Lady Bird Johnson, had championed, and which attempted to limit billboards and other forms of outdoor advertising along America's interstate highways, according to the Federal Highway Administration website.
"It's overwhelming ... what he told me, that I would have to get the railroad to sign off on the application and I would have to get the county zoning people to sign off on the application," he said.
He was told the land where the sign was had to be zoned business or industrial to have a sign on it.
Additionally, earlier this month, Rayfield got a call from a county zoning employee, who told him he would have to move the sign.
Businesses located off Route 13, like Rayfield's Pharmacy, cannot have a sign on Route 13, larger than 2 1/2 by 2 1/2 feet, directing people to business off the highway, according to the county zoning ordinance.
The zoning ordinance adopted in 2016, as posted on the county website, states: "No sign greater than 2 ½ square foot in area may be constructed, erected, moved, enlarged, illuminated or substantially altered except in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter and with a valid sign permit. (B) Applications for a sign permit shall be submitted to the Zoning Administrator and shall include detailed renderings, including colors, sizes, lighting and location for all signs. Sign requests for a multi-use or tenant development projects shall be submitted in conjunction with the first site plan submitted for approval within the project ... No signs or supporting structures shall be located within or over any public right-of-way unless authorized by the holder of the right-of-way."
That meant Rayfield's sign was not in compliance with the county regulation.
"He said regardless of whether the state gives you a permit or not, you still can't have the sign because you're in violation of the county ordinance," Rayfield said.
Rayfield said he thinks "the general public should be aware of the ordinances that there are in Northampton County that make it so adverse to having any kind of a sign to help your business to survive."
This issue was immediately addressed at the April 10 Board of Supervisors meeting with a recommendation for a zoning text amendment, Northampton officials said. This will allow Rayfield's to the keep this current sign to advertise their valuable services, as it will other Northampton County businesses.
Northampton officals added, "VDOT regulations are separate from County ordinances and we have no control over them."
"We fully support Rayfield's and are excited that Rayfield's will be serving Northampton County out of the new Eastern Shore Rural Health location in Eastville, in addition to their other Northampton County locations," said John Corker, ice-chairman of the Northampton County Board of Supervisors, in a statement. "Recent business and residential growth in our County is rapid and we are eager to support this growth going forward."


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Exodus Paves Path to Violence against Gays, Ex-Gays in Sub-Saharan Africa
Michael Airhart March 10, 2009
A prominent board member of the "ex-gay" group Exodus International spoke at a conference in Uganda last week, where activists vowed to "wipe out" homosexuality through police action, forced re-education, life imprisonment, and vigilantism.
Exodus President Alan Chambers (pictured) enabled the hate by doing nothing to stop the conference. The following is a timeline of the call for human rights abuses that took place on Chambers' watch.
Prior to the conference, organizer Stephen Langa met with Exodus International board member Don Schmierer, Holocaust revisionist and European hate-group co-founder Scott Lively, and Ugandan members of parliament, to coordinate their political statements in and surrounding the conference.
As the conference began, according to human-rights observer Victor Mukasa:
Stephen Langa said that homosexuality is a big problem and the existing laws that criminalize gay people [with a sentence of life in prison] are not good enough. He kept referring to the recent victory in the case Victor Mukasa and Yvonne Oyo vs. Attorney General as one that gay activists are going to keep using to promote their agenda.
Kasha Jacqueline told me that Stephen Langa was telling immense lies, claiming that gay rights activists recruit young people into homosexuality. Langa testified that he knows 2 girls at a particular boarding school who were given a lot of money by gay activists in Uganda to recruit their colleagues into lesbianism. He claimed that by the end of the year, they had managed to recruit 13 friends, all of whom were given money to recruit others.
According to Mukasa, Schmierer told his audience:
one of the biggest causes of homosexuality is the lack of "good upbringing" in families'Äîchildren should be brought up in proper Christian ways.
Schmierer blamed families for homosexuality, parroting the disproven Exodus claim that:
56% of homosexuals experience abuse and violence in their families during their childhood. The abuse leads to pain, anger and hatred in the life of a child and this turns them into homosexuals. He emphasized that "good" family values play a big role in preventing homosexuality in children and encouraged parents to ensure that these values are observed in their families.
Exodus International affirmed the conference's political policies on March 6 when Exodus board member Don Schmierer referred attendees' questions about homosexuality to his co-presenters and implied to attendees that Exodus was in concurrence with his co-presenters' antigay policies. According to Mukasa:
The workshop started with a recap of the first day of the conference. Participants were asked to share what they had learned or what captured their attention. Kasha Jacqueline told me that the first participant had nothing else to say except, "Homosexuals are sick and dangerous." In response, she raised her hand and asked, "What disease was discovered yesterday that you claim they are suffering from?"
After someone claimed that homosexuality is unnatural, Kasha asked, "Who decides what is natural?" Schmierer responded directly to the second question saying that his role at the workshop involves teaching about family values; other facilitators would answer questions about homosexuality being unnatural later in the conference.
Qui tacet consentit — silence implies consent.
While he abdicated his responsibility to defend human rights and to express Exodus' opposition to any policies with which it disagreed, Schmierer eagerly responded to audience questions about the causes of sexual orientation by blaming parents for their children's sexual orientation. He accused them of bad parenting.
The conference aired blame-shifting, anti-parent testimonies of Exodus ex-gay activists in the United States as a means to substantiate the conference's claim that homosexuals can be cured through forcible religious and ideological re-education and, if that fails, then life imprisonment, Uganda-style:
A film was shown during the session before lunch featuring "ex-gay" Americans testifying about how they were "cured" of homosexuality. All described abuse and violence in their families during childhood and poor relationships with one of their parents. All were "born again Christians" who had "healed" from homosexuality.
Attendees were left confused by Exodus' effort at parent-bashing and especially by the U.S. ex-gays' blame games against their families; Exodus' propaganda about bad parenting fueled the notion that gay people are incestuous:
One of the "ex-homosexuals" on the film testified that he had a poor relationship with his father. This led him to wanting to be with men looking for a father' love. After the film one participant asked, "If he was looking for a father' love from men, how did those relationships turn sexual? Would he have become sexual with his own father had they had a good relationship?"
No one in attendance seemed to ask an obvious question: If parents are to blame for sexual orientation, then shouldn't they be subject to Ugandan life imprisonment and forcible "therapy" (re-education) along with their gay family members?
Unfortunately, as the conference proceeded, organizers increasingly prevented gay attendees and their supporters from questioning presenters' self-contradictions and from alleviating other attendees' confusion.
Caleb Lee Brundidge, of Richard Cohen's evangelical ex-gay International Healing Foundation, spent the afternoon of March 6 contradicting himself while avoiding discussion of his use of pseudo-Christian magic rituals and cemetery seances to exorcise homosexuals and raise the dead out of their graves.
An LGBTI activist told me that Caleb was contradicting himself. "First he testified that he didn't have a good relationship with his father. Later, when a participant noted that there are a lot of homosexuals that she knows that come from great families and have good relationships with their parents, Caleb interjected and said that he had a great relationship with his father. That was contradictory!"
During the question and answer time after Caleb' story, LGBTI activists were not picked to speak. Denis, an LGBTI activist from Ice Breakers Uganda said, "It looks like they have identified the homosexuals in the workshop. We raised our hands but they did not pick us again. Kasha was openly asked to "give other people a chance to participate.' That was strange because some of the people that were being picked to pose questions or comment had been picked many more times than Kasha or the rest of us had been picked. I feel annoyed because I had a lot to say that was based on facts and not lies."
Bishop Dr. Christopher Ssenyonjo shared the same sentiments. He said to me, "These people do not want to hear that there are other causes of homosexuality beyond "poor family values.' They don't want to hear about genetic causes of homosexuality. I feel that they are destroying the family further as there is going to be more misery for a homosexual child in a family because their teaching refers to it as a disease, a sin and a loss of morals. As a student of human sexuality, I cannot throw away the genetic factor. I walked up to one of them and asked them about genetic causes of homosexuality. He told me that "studies are not conclusive.' Especially if they are not conclusive, then there is another side."
On March 7, Lively aired his notorious Holocaust revisionism and attempted to sell copies of his neo-Nazi book The Pink Swastika to Ugandan attendees. Lively's book has been scrutinized by Jim Burroway of Box Turtle Bulletin. Lively's book implicitly exonerates Germany's anti-Semitic Christian majority (including Joseph Ratzinger, then an unenthusiastic member of the Hitler Youth movement and now Pope Benedict XVI) from responsibility for the rise and rule of the Nazi Party. Lively instead falsely claims that Nazi Party leaders were homosexual, while failing to explain why a Nazi Party supposedly controlled by homosexuals would supposedly target antigay Jews but not antigay Christians. Lively repeatedly contradicts himself regarding Hitler's own sexual orientation. Lively then excuses the death of more than ten thousand homosexual Europeans in Nazi concentration camps, falsely claiming that they weren't really gay or that they were effeminate.
Ironically, Lively uses propaganda reminiscent of neo-Nazis to distance himself and the German people from complicity with Nazi authority and with Nazi scapegoating of those — Jews, gypsies and homosexuals — who would eventually be exterminated. Jim Burroway notes:
…It was a common practice in Germany' political culture to charge that one' political opponents were overrun by homosexuals. Before coming to power, Nazis themselves used this tactic against the Wiemar Republic as well as against their Bolshevik and Socialist opponents. And they weren't alone. Social Democrats, Conservatives, Bolsheviks, Socialists, Liberals and Centrists all used the same charges against the Nazis, as well as against each other, often with little or no reality behind the charges.
Lively expanded upon his strategy of blame-shifting and scapegoating when, at the antigay conference, he transferred blame for the 1994 Rwanda genocide from the tribal Hutu Power ideology (which sought the extermination of the Tutsi tribe) to the allegedly murderous impulse of all same-sex-attracted persons, who comprise a tiny, powerless, and irrelevant minority in Rwanda.
According to Frank Mugisha, another human-rights advocate, Lively apparently contradicted himself during his conference presentation, regarding the origins of sexual orientation: He said that it is not clear whether homosexuality is genetically caused or not — but then he maintained that homosexuals are those who self-define themselves that way. Lively equated same-sex attraction with pedophilia — the sexual abuse of children — and asserted that the gay equality movement consists largely of "predatory homosexuals who are always out to satisfy their sexual desires" with "young people."
Lively said that the gay equality movement was trying to equate tolerance (or "putting up with what you do not want") with acceptance. He claimed that until "the gays took over the clinics" there were very effective treatments for homosexuality. Lively apparently offered no evidence and no specifics; presumably he was referring to failed (and expensive) electro-shock and aversion therapies which were abandoned decades ago by mainstream mental-health communities due to ineffectiveness and counterproductive results.
Previously, when he spoke in Novosibirsk, Russia in 2007, Lively excused the murder of Satendar Singh in Sacramento. Singh was a 19-year-old gay Fiji man who was murdered by Russian immigrants. The Russian audience broke into cheers and applause as Lively described Singh' murder.
The International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission monitored and responded to the conference. According to UK Gay News:
"The American religious right is finally showing its hand and revealing the depth of its support for homophobia in Africa," IGLHRC' executive director Cary Alan Johnson said this afternoon.
"This seminar will increase violence and other human rights abuses against LGBT people, women and anyone who doesn't conform to gender norms. This newest form of colonialism is deplorable and must be stopped."
Ugandan Bishop Dr. Christopher Ssenyonjo said the conference adds to misunderstanding about human sexuality.
"This workshop is going to bring more conflict, greater hostility, increased intimidation," he said. "We need love … in the long run, love will overcome."
Jim Burroway of Box Turtle Bulletin commented on Exodus' collaboration with Lively:
This is particularly dangerous in an environment [Uganda] where gays and lesbians have been hunted, tortured, and forced into hiding during several spates of officially-sanctioned and media-led vigilantism — the very same dynamics, ironically, which led to the Rwandan genocide.
Ex-gay movement pundit Warren Throckmorton has further criticized Exodus International leadership for putting the lives of gay people and would-be ex-gays in Uganda at increased risk for their lives, as the conference affirmed laws and legislative proposals that detain and imprison anyone who comes forward with an admission of same-sex attraction.
In conjunction with the conference, Ugandan Minister of Ethics and Integrity Dr. James Nsaba Buturo declared that new legislation will expand the nation's prosecution of homosexuality, which already carries a penalty of life imprisonment. Buturo claimed that pornography causes homosexuality. He vowed that the new legislation will be expanded to enlist schools and churches in escalated vigilantism against same-sex-attracted persons.
Since 2008, antigay politicians have sought legislation to make same-sex attraction — not merely behavior — punishable by life imprisonment. Buturo and Stephen Langa appear to support that legislation, modified to mandate forcible ex-gay re-education.
Scott Lively, meanwhile, defended the nation's criminalization of same-sex attraction but said that homosexuals should first be subjected to ex-gay brainwashing prior to any move to imprison them. Lively further declared that gay youths should be forcibly detained and re-educated.
Stephen Langa's Family Life Network — organizer of the conference — encouraged the spread of HIV/AIDS in Uganda by discouraging the use of condoms among sexually active Ugandans, and by encouraging the detention and imprisonment of Ugandans who practice sexual honesty and responsibility.
Also in connection with the conference, Kampala antigay activists vow to respond March 15 with a followup initiative to "wipe out" gay practices in a nation that already subjects homosexuals to life imprisonment and extrajudicial execution.
Exodus International board member Don Schmierer and Exodus International president Alan Chambers were cautioned in advance, not to participate in the conference. They were warned that conference organizers and allies had a history of promoting violence, imprisonment, and fraudulent magic rituals against gay, lesbian, and transgender people. Both Chambers and Schmierer declined to reverse course and withdraw Schmierer from the conference.
Schmierer met with conference planners and Kampala's antigay politicians immediately prior to the conference to coordinate the conference's message and related political actions.
Schmierer referred audience questions about homosexuality to Langa, Lively, and Brundidge, and despite three days of opportunity, made no effort to put Exodus on record against the conference's message of forcible re-education, imprisonment, parent-bashing, magic rituals, neo-Nazi scapegoating, and implicit threats of Rwandan-style violent retaliation against homosexuals. Schmierer allowed Lively to use Exodus' support of the conference to legitimize his holocaust revisionism in both Nazi Germany and Rwanda.
The European Parliament' Intergroup on Gay and Lesbian Rights strongly condemned the meeting of March 5 between several Ugandan parliamentarians and Lively, Schmierer, Brundidge and Langa as an effort to further diminish the human rights and safety of Ugandans.
Despite previous protests by critics, Exodus International's web site promoted Scott Lively's Pink Swastika, a neo-Nazi solution to homosexuality, for several years until Exodus removed the link without explanation on or about March 9, after Truth Wins Out, Box Turtle Bulletin and Ex-Gay Watch condemned Exodus' affirmation and collaboration with Lively in Uganda. But far from repudiating Lively, Exodus merely states, "This opinion article by Scott Lively from 1995 is no longer offered by Exodus International."
Despite numerous requests over the past 10 years, Exodus International has refused to publish official policies that would explicitly oppose criminalization and forcible "ex-gay" therapy. Meanwhile, Exodus allies and donors have been shown to support both harsh sentencing of gay people and involuntary detention in ex-gay residential facilities.
AfricaCaleb Lee BrundidgeExodus Internationalhatehuman rightsScott LivelyStephen LangaUganda
Michael Airhart is a news editor, digital media technician, and founding editor of Ex-Gay Watch. He lives in Silver Spring, Maryland.


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After leaving 19-win Suns, T.J. Warren relishes chance with Pacers where 'every day matters'
One of the newest Pacers is looking forward to playing for a team where "every day is taken seriously."
After leaving 19-win Suns, T.J. Warren relishes chance with Pacers where 'every day matters' One of the newest Pacers is looking forward to playing for a team where "every day is taken seriously." Check out this story on IndyStar.com: https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/nba/pacers/2019/07/07/indiana-pacers-t-j-warren-relishes-chance-compete-playoff-spot/1665351001/
Matthew VanTryon, Indianapolis Star Published 4:08 p.m. ET July 7, 2019 | Updated 4:24 p.m. ET July 7, 2019
INDIANAPOLIS – It's 1,699 miles from Phoenix to Indianapolis. And the situation T.J. Warren is entering with the Indiana Pacers likely feels at least that far apart from what he experienced with the Phoenix Suns.
In six NBA seasons, Warren has never won more than 39 games. Last season, the Suns won just 19. So when Warren says he's "very appreciative" about joining a Pacers team that has made the playoffs for four straight seasons – "I'm excited to get to work and start playing" – he means it. And the 25-year-old's skillset should fit well into a Pacers system that sought to get better on the offensive end.
Warren's averaged 14.4 points, 4.1 rebounds, 49.7% shooting and 34% from 3 during his career, and says his versatility will be an asset to a group that has plenty of options and depth. In the past two seasons (108 games), he's averaged 18.8 points and shot 49.2%.
"(I have the) ability to be able to score from three levels, midrange, fastbreak and 3," he said. "The ability to be that hard-nosed basketball player out there all the time, defend multiple positions, facilitate. The coaches know what I can do and they'll put me in a position to be able to do that."
Newest Pacers T.J. Warren and Jeremy Lamb speak at press conference
Newest Pacers players T.J. Warren, left, and Jeremy Lamb enter the room for an Indiana Pacers press conference at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Sunday, July 7, 2019. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
A sign welcomes newest Pacers players T.J. Warren and Jeremy Lamb to Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Sunday, July 7, 2019. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
Pacers Head Coach Nate McMillan, right, gives jerseys to new Pacers players T.J. Warren, from left, and Jeremy Lamb to hold up for a photo op during an Indiana Pacers press conference at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Sunday, July 7, 2019. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
Newest Pacers players T.J. Warren, from left, and Jeremy Lamb hold up their jerseys for a photo op during an Indiana Pacers press conference at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Sunday, July 7, 2019. Pacers Head Coach Nate McMillan, right, stands with them. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
Newest Pacers players T.J. Warren and Jeremy Lamb hold up their jerseys for a photo op during an Indiana Pacers press conference at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Sunday, July 7, 2019. Pacers President of Basketball Operations Kevin Pritchard, left, and Pacers Head Coach Nate McMillan, right, stand with them for the photos. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
New Pacer Jeremy Lamb listens during an Indiana Pacers press conference at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Sunday, July 7, 2019. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
New Pacer T.J. Warren answers questions during an Indiana Pacers press conference at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Sunday, July 7, 2019. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
Pacers Head Coach Nate McMillan speaks during an Indiana Pacers press conference at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Sunday, July 7, 2019. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
Pacers President of Basketball Operations Kevin Pritchard speaks about new Pacers players T.J. Warren and Jeremy Lamb during an Indiana Pacers press conference at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Sunday, July 7, 2019. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
Pacers Head Coach Nate McMillan listens during an Indiana Pacers press conference at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Sunday, July 7, 2019. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
New Pacer T.J. Warren listens during an Indiana Pacers press conference at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Sunday, July 7, 2019. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
New Pacer Jeremy Lamb laughs during an Indiana Pacers press conference at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Sunday, July 7, 2019. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
New Pacer Jeremy Lamb answers questions during an Indiana Pacers press conference at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Sunday, July 7, 2019. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar
He can play small forward and power forward, and Pacers president Kevin Pritchard said he'll do both depending on the situation.
"He's one of those hybrids. When you put a 3 on him, he's a strong matchup in the post and on the perimeter he creates a lot of mismatches," Pritchard said. "We feel like he's going to be able to step in there and give us offensive firepower at the 3 and the 4."
Warren played just 43 games last season due to right ankle soreness, and fractured the same foot in 2016. His career-high in games played is 66, and his average is 44.
"Injuries are a part of the game. It's not something you can really control, they just happen," he said. "My goal is to play 82. I'm working on my body and trying to figure out ways to prepare for that."
McMillan said he isn't concerned about Warren's injury history.
"If he's out there playing, he's shown he can be very productive at the 3 and the 4 position," McMillan said. "T.J. had some injuries last year, but their team was doing something different going through a rebuild. The injuries when you're on a team like that are handled a little different than when you're really playing for something."
Warren is just one piece acquired by the Pacers during what McMillan called a "whirlwind" of an offseason that's included the acquisitions of Malcolm Brogdon, Jeremy Lamb and drafting Goga Bitadze. McMillan praised the work of Pritchard and the team's front office, saying they got three starters in Brogdon, Lamb and Warren.
"You never know what to expect going into the draft and free agency," McMillan said. "For them to be able to bring in guys who fit our culture, guys with great character, they can grow and develop together. We've set that foundation and now we're building on that. These guys can flat out play. We're going to let them go. We're going to push them. We need scoring."
Warren figures to be a key piece to the puzzle, especially if he can stay healthy. If he has his way, he'll get his first taste of playoff basketball sooner than later.
"I feel like every day matters here," he said. "Every day is taken seriously."
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Mark Letain on how a Skip the Dishes connection helped bring furniture maker EQ3 into the digital age
Susan Krashinsky RobertsonRetailing reporter
Published December 2, 2019 Updated November 29, 2019
Illustration by KYLE SCOTT
"If you're a brick-and-mortar retailer that isn't good at digital, you're dying. And the pure e-commerce guys are realizing consumers trust brands more if there's a brick-and-mortar element to the business. Amazon is opening stores. So are Warby Parker and Everlane. We're a furniture maker that got into retail, and now we've realized we have to be in digital.
EQ3- grew out of Palliser Furniture, which has been in business for about 80 years in Winnipeg. When Peter Tielmann launched EQ3—the name stands for emotional quotient in a three-dimensional space—as a wholesale concept around 2001, it was very well received by retailers. More of them caught on, and from 2005 to 2009, we were in kind of a joint corporate franchise model, not dissimilar to the model La-Z-Boy used to have, while also supplying furniture as a wholesaler.
Then came the Great Recession. We had to shut down some stores, and we were also very exposed to other retailers. We restructured and decided we were just going to own corporate stores. There are not too many companies out there that design, manufacture and sell their own products, so we had a lot to learn about how to be a great retailer. It was only really in 2018 where we thought we'd got the retail side to where we need to be.
E-commerce was one piece we didn't have. Oh my gosh, the customer experience on our website was so terrible—it used to crash all the time, and it was slow. Then our CEO became good friends with Josh Simair, the founder and former CEO of Skip the Dishes, another company based in Winnipeg. At the end of 2018, Josh ended up sending us on a whole different orientation on technology, and he brought some of the guys who used to work with him at Skip into EQ3. We're still not as good in digital as e-commerce startups are, but we're closing that gap quick. We were running off our own internal servers, and the guys from Skip told us we didn't even have the right bandwidth to do what we were trying to do. So they took us to the cloud, and our website is blazing fast. We've got to enhance the front end, for sure, but we've got a Ferrari engine.
Now, we're making a play in the United States. We had some stores there before the recession, but we never paid the American market the attention it deserved. Now, we feel we're good enough to go big in the U.S. We're opening a flagship location in Manhattan. We're opening in Chicago, at the third-most valuable mall in the U.S. We've figured out our supply chain, and we're figuring out the final mile for delivery. Right now, I'm looking to open a distribution centre in Chicago. We're also looking in New York and San Francisco. We want to be represented all over the U.S., to make sure people can experience our furniture in a showroom. We definitely plan more store openings in 2020-21.
Consumer tastes are changing, so even if the overall furniture market isn't growing that much, the modern furniture market is. We want to be there to take advantage of the changing conditions, but we can only do it if we get everything lined up. We've got to go after it now."
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Allocator has Announced the 2019 Investors Choice Awards Winners
Apr 29, 2019 | Business
Bonafide Global Fish Fund is officially recognized as the Investors Choice Winner and Top Performer in the Global Equity Fund under $500m category at the EMEA Investors Choice Awards 2019.
LONDON, ENGLAND, April 29, 2019 /24-7PressRelease/ — Allocator, the data platform for the investment management industry, has announced the Winners and Top Performers for the Investors Choice Awards 2019. This year, 70 investor companies participated as judges, submitting over 1000 scores across the 250 top performing funds with the Top Performers chosen based on their performance in 2018 compared with their peers.
The Investors Choice Winners were selected by the judging panel as the top fund in their respective categories based on a combination of quantitative and qualitative criteria. These include risk-adjusted returns, maximum drawdown, investment process, depth of research team and ability to generate alpha.
David Tawil, co-founder of Allocator commented, "Bonafide Global Fish Fund should be extremely proud of this achievement. To be selected by our esteemed judges as the best fund in the Global Equity Fund under $500m is a fantastic feat.
Christoph Baldegger of Bonafide Global Fish Fund also commented, "We are very proud to be recognized as an Investors Choice Winner at this year's awards. It is recognition for all the hard work that everyone at Bonafide puts in every day and reaffirms our commitment to delivering market beating returns for our clients."
About Allocator:
Allocator is a fast-growing FinTech startup in the investment management industry. Led by a team of experts, Allocator offers an online platform for institutional investors and family offices to manage the flow of fund data so they can better understand their current and prospective investments. Allocator is used by some of the world's largest investor companies, and has experienced strong growth with over 4000 funds now piping their data through the platform (data on over $6trn of assets).
For more information about Allocator, please visit www.allocator.com
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Bonafide is an internationally recognized asset manager that focuses exclusively on sustainable fisheries and aquaculture and its related value chain. Bonafide creates connections between fish and seafood businesses and investors who realize the tremendous potential of the industry. By building new connections between investors and fish and seafood businesses, we aim to drive successful business growth in sustainable fisheries and aquaculture.
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The Amazing True Story of Mississauga's Firefighters
Submitted by Ivan on Sun, 11/24/2019 - 23:53
Image courtesy of Heritage Mississauga
By Ivan Z. Kovacevic
On the 10th of November 1979, the 33rd car of the CP Rail freight train derailed while passing through the recently incorporated City of Mississauga. An issue in the bearing of the wheels caused a wheelset to overheat and fall apart which subsequently caused the massive derailment and multiple explosions of the explosive chemical contents of the railcars. As a result, the incident included massive liquid-propane explosions, as well as styrene, toluene, caustic soda, and chlorine spills that made the situation chemically unpredictable and highly dangerous. Immediately upon catching a glimpse of the 5000-foot-high Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapour Explosion (BLEVE), firefighters around Mississauga rushed from their quiet homes to the chaos and mayhem of the derailment and ensuing fire located at Mavis Road between Burnhamthorpe and Dundas.
The courage of the firefighters is seldom documented in the accounts of the Mississauga Train Derailment, and bravery was certainly needed when firefighters learned they faced ongoing explosions of 90-ton propane cars and a chlorine leak that easily could have resembled a First World War chemical attack. Just as firefighters began realizing that the situation was highly volatile, they became increasingly aware that the situation could have been much worse than what they were experiencing. The suggestion that a miracle had occurred was in no way an exaggeration, and the first responders and the citizens of Mississauga were incredibly fortunate given the circumstances.
Personal interviews from firefighters reveal that many jumped out of their beds shortly after the first explosion at 11:53 pm and without being called, rushed to the scene in whatever gear was available to them. In one interesting case Deputy Fire Chief Art Warner left his son's wedding and showed up to the scene still wearing a tuxedo and dress shoes. Upon arrival at the scene, firefighters who had initially perceived something along the lines of a plane crash or bombing quickly discovered that they had encountered a massive derailment that had completely blocked access across Mavis road. However, the location of the blockage was both a blessing and a curse, as the derailment being on Mavis made coordinating firefighting activities on both sides of the derailment site significantly harder, but it narrowly avoided a residential area to the East, and the Credit River to the West, two hazards that could have caused an environmental disaster or a deadly incident.
Hoses were quickly brought out to try to quench the flames as most fires required, but the petroleum propelled fire that was being continuously fueled and replenished far outmatched the 5000 gallons per minute water capacity of the hoses. Originally firefighters moved within 150 metres of the fire with the intent of putting it out, but as the fuel cars were heated by the flames, the boiled gas burst through the thin metal cars sending flames and metal raining down. Just prior to one of the first explosions, firefighters became aware that the propane tank was about to blow, and the firefighters who were still in close proximity were forcefully thrown to the ground by the force of the explosion.
The emergency responders quickly realized they needed to move themselves and their equipment back to a safer distance and surrender to the rampant flames and explosions of the derailment. Continuous explosions and the persistent fire meant that fixed hoses needed to be installed as the firefighters could not manually quench the fire without being at serious risk. Another explosion saw a massive explosion send a shard of metal crashing through multiple walls of an industrial building and impaled and enflamed a truck that had been parked behind the building with the purpose of avoiding damage from the explosions, and subsequently sent an unnerved civilian home who was inside the truck when the metal impacted. Another explosion saw a propane car burst high into the air and land 675 metres away from the derailment.
The Repercussions
Although the 70s and 80s are known for the lack of environmental awareness by the general population, the firefighters on the scene of the derailment were well aware of the environmental danger of the chemicals on board the freight train. In addition to cooling the tanks and calming the fires with thousands of gallons of water and containing the deadly chlorine gas leak that forced the city-wide evacuation, the firefighters also fought to protect the environment including the nearby Credit River and Lake Ontario from the chemical runoff. Firefighters turned environmental protectors by throwing sand on chemical pools, foam sealing other chemical leaks, and sealing off sewage holes with sandbags and other means to protect the chemicals from tainting the water supply.
The actions of the Mississauga firefighters serve as an example to all, especially when considering that almost every action in response to the Derailment was improvised due to the evident lack of preparedness. In the aftermath, many improvements were made to the transportation of dangerous goods, and thanks to Mississauga, no city should face such a dangerous incident ever again at the hands of such a preventable accident. The 40th anniversary of the Derailment has recently passed and the firefighters of Mississauga will not be quickly forgotten as without their incredible heroism during the incident, November 10th, 1979 may well have gone down in history as a day of sorrow rather than a day of pride, and for that, the city of Mississauga is forever grateful.
To learn more about the Mississauga Train Derailment please visit Heritage Mississauga, or any of the articles listed below.
The Star - How the 1979 train derailment became known as the Mississauga Miracle
Culture: Mississauga - Mississauga Miracle: 40th Anniversary Exhibitions and Event
InSauga - CAUGHT ON VIDEO: Original News Coverage of the 1979 Mississauga Train Derailment
Canada history
Heritage Mississauga
City of Mississauga


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