This guide provides information on how to apply Virtual Data Center subscriptions, configure the virt-who service, and register virtual instances with Red Hat Satellite 6.4.
By default, Red Hat Enterprise Linux instances are registered to and obtain their content from the Customer Portal.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux instances under management with Red Hat Satellite Server 6 are instead registered to a Satellite Server, and obtain their content and Product subscriptions from it.
Modern IT infrastructure is a mix of physical and virtual hardware, with virtualization providing a level of flexibility and scalability not easily achieved with physical hardware. Red Hat's subscription model applies to both physical and virtual servers.
The Red Hat subscription model requires that for physical servers, subscriptions must cover the physical attributes of the machine, such as the number of sockets or cores. Subscriptions are always applied in sets of two to cover pairs of sockets or cores, and those subscription pairs must be attached to cover all sockets and cores. Subscriptions for virtual servers can also be purchased and applied according to their virtual CPU attributes, but there is another subscription type that might be more suitable - a Virtual Data Center (VDC) subscription, which is a host-based subscription. A host-based subscription is applied to a hypervisor and entitles the hypervisor to provide subscriptions to its virtual machines. With a host-based subscription, each guest requires one subscription, regardless of its virtual CPU configuration.
The virt-who daemon does not currently support Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM). There must be a virt-who configuration file for each Microsoft Hyper-V host to which virt-who is to connect.
A VDC subscription applies only to a hypervisor's guest virtual machines, not the hypervisor itself. For all virtualization platforms which require a Red Hat Enterprise Linux hypervisor, the hypervisor requires its own subscription.
To provision a hypervisor with a subscription that includes virtual guest subscriptions, you must choose a host-based subscription. For more information about the Red Hat subscription model, see Subscription Concepts and Workflows.
This guide uses a Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Virtual Datacenters (VDC) subscription in all examples. The workflow for all inheritable subscriptions is identical.
For more information about Virtual Datacenters subscriptions, see Using RHEL Virtual Data Center Subscription and Usage of Red Hat Unlimited Guest & VDC Subscriptions in Virtualized Clusters.
To confirm if the virt-who daemon is required, either use the Red Hat Certificate Tool, or contact Red Hat Support. The command line Red Hat Certificate Tool (rct) reads a Subscription Manifest file and displays details of the manifest in plain text. The Red Hat Certificate Tool is available in subscription-manager-1.17.10 (or later) package, in either Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.3 or Fedora 24.
Download the Subscription Manifest from the Customer Portal.
Run the command line Red Hat Certificate Tool.
The following extract is from an OpenShift Container Platform, Premium (1-2 Sockets) subscription.
The virt-who daemon is required if the rct output includes Virt Limit: unlimited, Requires Virt-who: True, or both. In this example, both are included, confirming that the virt-who daemon is required.
A Virtual Data Center (VDC) subscription is one type of host-based subscription offered by Red Hat. Host-based subscriptions are applied to a host and inherited by its guests. Host-based subscriptions consist of two parts, a pool attached to the virtualization manager or hypervisor, and a pool from which virtual guests inherit their subscription. It is important to note that the virtualization manager or hypervisor's subscription does not provide entitlement to product content.
Upload a manifest that includes the VDC subscriptions to Satellite Server. For more information, see Importing a Subscription Manifest into the Satellite Server in the Content Management Guide.
Install, configure, and start the virt-who service. For more information, see Chapter 3, Configuring virt-who.
Attach VDC subscriptions to the hypervisors hosting the virtual guests. For more information, see Section 4.1, "Allocating VDC Subscriptions to Hypervisors".
Register virtual machines with an activation key that has auto-attach enabled and no subscriptions attached. This way, the virtual machines will inherit the VDC subscription from the hypervisor. For more information, see Section 4.3, "Registering Guest Virtual Machines".
A registered host, virtual or physical, has a subscription status based on its installed Products and attached subscriptions.
Open the Satellite web UI and navigate to Hosts > Content Hosts.
Click on the host's name.
Check the content of the Subscription Status column. Each host's subscription status is indicated by colour: green, yellow or red, and its status in text.
The host has Products installed that valid subscriptions do not cover. Hosts in a Red status cannot access content for Products not covered by subscriptions. Manual intervention is required to resolve a subscription with this status.
Either the host has insufficient subscriptions or an incorrect quantity of subscriptions is attached (for example, a 2-socket subscription is attached to a 4-socket host), or Satellite does not know which virtualization manager or hypervisor hosts the virtual machine and has assigned a temporary subscription. Insufficient subscriptions must be resolved manually. Temporary subscriptions will be automatically resolved by Satellite, providing there are enough subscriptions available.
The host is correctly subscribed.
Hypervisors always appear in the Satellite web UI as correctly subscribed, regardless of their actual status.
When a virtual machine is first registered, Satellite does not know with which virtualization manager or hypervisor the virtual machine is associated and so cannot assign a subscription. In this case a temporary subscription is granted, valid for a maximum period of 7 days. When the virt-who daemon next runs and identifies the virtual machine's host, a permanent subscription is applied, provided the host has available subscriptions of the right type. If a permanent subscription is granted, the virtual machine's subscription status is changed to Subscribed. A virtual machine that has been granted a temporary subscription might, when the temporary subscription expires, automatically select a subscription intended for a physical host and so restrict the number of subscriptions available. When the temporary subscription period expires, the host's status is changed to Not subscribed if it has been unable to request a suitable subscription.
If virt-who has not already been installed and configured, do so, then wait for virt-who to identify the virtualization manager or hypervisor hosting the virtual machine, in which case the subscription will be automatically selected from those available.
If you do not want to wait for the expiry of the temporary subscription, or you want to assign a specific subscription, install and configure virt-who, then manually assign the desired subscription.
This situation should be avoided as it results in more subscriptions being consumed than would otherwise be consumed. A virtual machine assigned a temporary subscription might be assigned subscriptions intended for physical hosts. For example, a virtual machine with 2 CPUs might be granted two subscriptions instead of a single VDC subscription.
If the virtual machine has been reported via virt-who, and the hypervisor has a valid VDC subscription, the virtual machine will consume the virtual guest pool that already exists for the hypervisor. Ideally, all hypervisors that could be hosting the virtual machine should have a valid VDC subscription.
If the virtual machine has been reported via virt-who, and there are sufficient subscriptions in Red Hat Satellite, but the hypervisor does not yet have a valid VDC subscription attached, a VDC subscription will get automatically attached to the hypervisor and be inherited by the virtual machine.
If there are sufficient subscriptions in Red Hat Satellite, but the virtual machine has not been reported via virt-who, the virtual machine will consume a physical subscription.
If the hypervisor does not have a valid VDC subscription attached, and there are insufficient subscriptions in Red Hat Satellite, the virtual machine will not have a valid subscription and lose access to content.
Decide on a configuration that suits your environment.
Review the virt-who daemon's prerequisites and ensure that all have been met.
If the virt-who daemon is not to be installed on either the Satellite Server or an external Capsule Server, install an instance of Red Hat Enterprise Linux for the purpose.
Establish connections between the virt-who daemon and your hypervisors.
A single virt-who instance can report to the Satellite Server virtual machines which are associated with multiple organizations. Red Hat recommends one organization per virt-who configuration file.
A single virt-who instance can connect to multiple hypervisors and report the virtual machines hosted by each. Red Hat recommends one hypervisor or virtualization manager per virt-who configuration file.
If you have multiple hypervisors, virt-who queries each in parallel. This reduces the chance of virt-who's queries being stopped or delayed because of an unresponsive hypervisor.
A single virt-who instance can connect to multiple hypervisors from different vendors. Red Hat recommends one hypervisor technology per virt-who configuration file.
Red Hat Virtualization (version 4.0 and later) and Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (version 3.6 and earlier) are enterprise-grade server and desktop virtualization platforms built on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Both products are supported by virt-who. The type and quantity of Red Hat hypervisors you have determines the installation process for virt-who. For more information, see Section 2.2, "Prerequisites".
This is a minimal operating system based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Filesystem access and root access are limited. Updates via yum are not possible.
Like RHEV-H, this is a minimal operating system based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7. It is distributed as an ISO file from the Customer Portal and contains only the packages required for the machine to act as a host. This is the latest thin host available for Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization. Yum is enabled.
This is a Red Hat Enterprise Linux host which is subscribed to specific software channels, and has the hypervisor packages installed.
This is a minimal operating system based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Unlike RHEV-H, a Red Hat Virtualization host can be updated via yum. It has subscription-manager and virt-who installed by default. This type of hypervisor should be registered to Satellite Server.
This is a Red Hat Enterprise Linux host which is subscribed to specific software channels, and has the hypervisor packages installed. This type of hypervisor is equivalent to the RHEL-based hypervisor of Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (version 3.6 and earlier).
Where you install virt-who, and whether one or multiple instances are required, is determined by your hypervisors and virtualization managers. For Microsoft Hyper-V and VMware vSphere, install virt-who on either the Satellite or a dedicated instance of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. For Red Hat hypervisors the decision requires more analysis.
If you have RHEV-H hypervisors, install virt-who on either the Satellite or a dedicated instance of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
If you have RHV-H hypervisors, install virt-who on each RHV-H hypervisor and register the hypervisor to Satellite Server.
If you have RHEL-based hypervisors, install virt-who on each RHEL-based hypervisor and register the hypervisor to Satellite Server.
If you have multiple Red Hat hypervisor types, some additional configuration is required to prevent duplicate hosts being reported.
Total the number of RHVH, RHEL-based host, and RHEV-H hypervisors in your environment.
If the number of RHVH and RHEL-based hypervisors is greater than the number of RHEV-H hypervisors, exclude all RHEV-H hypervisors from being reported by virt-who.
If the number of RHEV-H hypervisors is greater than the number of RHVH and RHEL-based hypervisors, exclude all RHVH and RHEL-based hypervisors.
For details on how to exclude specific hypervisors, see Section 2.1.5, "Filtering Scope of virt-who Access".
In a hybrid environment, with virtual machines running Red Hat Enterprise Linux and other operating systems, you can exclude some hosts from virt-who. For example, if some hypervisors host only Microsoft Windows Server instances, there is no benefit in having those hosts reported by the virt-who agent.
To reduce the number of hosts reported by virt-who, use one or both of the following methods. Each method achieves the same objective, but the filter method should be considered the default since it is a native feature of virt-who.
Filter hosts to be included or excluded.
Limit access to a subset of hosts.
For each virt-who instance, you can filter the hosts to be reported by virt-who to the Satellite Server. The hosts listed are either excluded or included. Only one filtering method per virt-who instance is valid.
Provide a comma-separated list of hosts to be blacklisted or whitelisted when configuring virt-who. Wildcards and regular expressions are supported. If a host's name contains special characters, enclose it in quotation marks.
Hosts discovered by virt-who are identified in Satellite by either their host name, which is recommended and the default, or unique ID. Hosts must be filtered according to the method used to identify them. For example, if they are identified by their host name, they must be excluded or included by their host name.
Grant the account used by virt-who read-only access to only those hosts you want to include. With restricted access to hosts, the virt-who daemon will only find and retrieve those hosts accessible to it.
If there is an HTTP proxy between Satellite and the Content Delivery Network (CDN), by default, the virt-who traffic will attempt to go through the proxy server as well. This often fails if the HTTP proxy is configured to allow only external traffic and not internal traffic (virt-who traffic). It is also likely to fail if Satellite Server is on the same local network as the hypervisors.
To workaround these issues, you can configure virt-who to use no proxy, configure the HTTP proxy to allow local network traffic through, or configure an additional squid proxy. For further details, see Section 5.8.3, "Virt-who attempts to connect to virtualization manager or hypervisor via an HTTP proxy on the local network fails".
If you require virt-who to use a different proxy than what Satellite Server uses to connect to external networks, see Section 5.8.4, "Configure virt-who to use an internal proxy" for further details.
Before proceeding to install virt-who, ensure the following prerequisites are met.
Each virt-who instance requires read-only access to each virtualization manager or individual hypervisors, and write access to the Satellite Server.
Create an account with read-only access to each virtualization manager, such as VMware vCenter, or individual hypervisors. With this access, virt-who retrieves the list of guest virtual machines and reports this to Satellite Server. For VMware vCenter, also VMware ESXi, the virt-who user requires at least read-only access to all objects within the virtualization manager. If you have multiple clusters, hypervisors, and virtual machines within your VMware virtualization manager, the virt-who user requires at least read-only access to all objects representing those resources.
Each connection is separate, so you can use different accounts for each virt-who instance if required. Each account, generally known as a service account, must be dedicated to this purpose, have read-only access, and have a non-expiring password.
An account with read-only access to Red Hat Virtualization Manager is not sufficient. To be able to acquire the Red Hat Virtualization Hypervisor host information via virt-who, it is necessary to create a new role in the Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization environment with the Admin account type and Login Permissions enabled only and assign this role to the account.
Every virt-who configuration, created using either the Satellite web UI or hammer, creates a unique service user for virt-who authentication. The user is named virt_who_reporter$id and has a randomly generated password. The virt-who user is assigned the Virt-who Reporter role, which provides minimal permissions, allowing the user to only perform virt-who reporting. No manual configuration of these accounts is possible, and they cannot be used to login to the Satellite Server.
Red Hat recommends installing virt-who on the Satellite Server, because it simplifies the network configuration and provides maximum availability. However, for Red Hat Enterprise Linux hypervisors, the virt-who daemon must be installed on the hypervisor. Alternatively, virt-who can be installed on an external Capsule Server, or a dedicated instance of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 (recommended) or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.
Complete the following procedure if you are installing virt-who on a dedicated instance of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux, version 7 (recommended) or 6.
Only a CLI environment is required. For help with this step, see the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Installation Guide or the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Installation Guide.
The virt-who connection to local Red Hat OpenStack Platform compute node and local Red Hat Enterprise Linux hypervisor uses local connections and does not need open ports.
You must have one host-based subscription for each hypervisor in each organization. Subscriptions cannot be shared between organizations.
For more details, see Section 1.2, "Choosing a Subscription".
You can use the Satellite web UI or the Hammer CLI tool to configure a virt-who instance. Both methods provide input validation.
Complete this procedure to create a virt-who configuration, using the Satellite web UI.
Complete the General Information, Schedule, and Connection fields and click Submit. Fields marked with an asterisk are mandatory.
Click on the information icon beside the name of each field to view a brief description.
Enter the hypervisor password in plain text and it will be encrypted.
Complete this procedure to create a virt-who configuration using the Hammer CLI tool.
For more details about using the Hammer CLI tool, see the Hammer CLI Guide.
Run the hammer subcommand virt-who-config create.
Name for this configuration. Recommended: Fully qualified domain name of the hypervisor.
Interval at which virt-who queries hypervisors for changes, measured in minutes.
Hypervisor filtering mode. Possible values: none, whitelist, blacklist. Default: none. For details, see Section 2.1.5, "Filtering Scope of virt-who Access".
Specifies how the hypervisor will be identified. Possible values: hostname, uuid, hwuuid. Recommended: hostname.
Hypervisor type. Possible value(s): VMware vSphere or VMware vCenter: esx, Red Hat Virtualization Hypervisor: rhevm, Microsoft Hyper-V: hyperv, Red Hat OpenStack Platform: libvirt.
Fully qualified host name or IP address of the hypervisor.
User name by which virt-who is to connect to the hypervisor.
Password of the user name specified by hypervisor-username. The password will be encrypted by hammer.
Fully qualified domain name of the Satellite Server.
The interval parameter is a global parameter for each instance of virt-who, stored in file /etc/sysconfig/virt-who. The value is overwritten each time a virt-who configuration is deployed.
If the creation is successful, a message like the following is output.
Complete this procedure to deploy a virt-who configuration. The virt-who service is started when a virt-who configuration is deployed.
Log in to the Satellite web UI.
Navigate to Infrastructure → Virt-who configurations.
Click the name of the virt-who configuration.
Click Copy to clipboard in Hammer command:.
Open a terminal emulator and connect via SSH to the virt-who host as user root.
Paste the Hammer command into the terminal emulator.
Click Download the script in Configuration script:.
Navigate to the directory to which the deploy script was downloaded.
Copy the deploy script to the virt-who host.
Make the the deploy script executable and run it.
It is sometimes necessary to modify a deployed virt-who configuration. For example, when the password of the user with which virt-who connects to a hypervisor is changed, the virt-who configuration must be updated and deployed again.
An existing virt-who configuration can be modified using either the Satellite web UI or with hammer.
Find the virt-who configuration you want to modify, and click Edit on the matching row.
Edit the fields to be modified.
Deploy the modified virt-who configuration. For more information see Section 3.3, "Deploying virt-who Configuration".
If one or more of the virt-who configuration files is changed, or the environment in the Satellite configuration changes, the virt-who service must be restarted so the changes can take effect. For example, virt-who must be restarted after changing the virt-who account's password or moving a hypervisor to a new organization.
Subscription manifest uploaded to Satellite Server. For more information, see Importing a Subscription Manifest into the Satellite Server in the Content Management Guide.
The virt-who service installed and configured. For more information, see Chapter 3, Configuring virt-who.
Allocate the available VDC subscriptions to the hypervisor which hosts the virtual guests.
In the Satellite web UI, navigate to Hosts > Content Hosts.
In the Content Host list, find the hypervisor and click on its name.
On the content host's details page, navigate to Subscriptions > Subscriptions.
Select the Virtual Datacenter subscription, then click Add Selected.
Repeat these steps for each hypervisor.
In this example, one virtual machine has been subscribed and inherited its subscription from the hypervisor vmhost1.example.com. To confirm which virtual machines are subscribed, click on the subscriptions count (in this example, 1 out of unlimited), and from the Activation Key drop-down list select Content Hosts.
A virtual machine is provisioned using Satellite.
The virtual machine requests a subscription from the Satellite Server.
As the subscription manager doesn't yet know to which host the virtual machine belongs, a temporary subscription is granted, valid for a maximum 7 days.
The virt-who daemon connects to the virtualization manager or hypervisor and requests details of the guest virtual machines. By default, this request is made every hour, but the interval is configurable. Red Hat recommends this value remain at the default unless requested by Red Hat Support.
The virtualization manager or hypervisor returns to virt-who the list of guest virtual machines, including each UUID.
The virt-who daemon reports to the Satellite Server the list of guest virtual machines.
The Satellite Server then reconciles the subscriptions required by the virtual machines with those available. If the required subscriptions are available, they are assigned to the virtual machine and its subscription is complete.
Use the following procedure to register guest virtual machines.
Configure the virtual machine to register with the Red Hat Satellite Server.
Ensure the subscription pool is the same as that used for the hypervisor. The virtual machine obtains a subscription from the Satellite Server. For details of this process, see Section 1.4, "Subscription Status".
You can also use an activation key with Red Hat Subscription Manager. For more information about activation keys, see Managing Activation Keys in the Content Management Guide.
Verifying the status of all virt-who instances is the recommended first step in troubleshooting. All virt-who instances configured and deployed using either the Satellite web UI or hammer are reported in the Satellite web UI. Those virt-who instances which were configured manually are not available in the Satellite web UI.
View the Status value for each virt-who instance.
A status value of OK indicates the virt-who instance is successfully connecting to the Satellite Server and reporting those virtual machines managed by the hypervisor.
On the Satellite Server, list the status of all virt-who instances.
The hammer output includes the date and time at which each virt-who instance reported to the Satellite Server.
By default, virt-who logs all its activity to the file /var/log/rhsm/rhsm.log. When troubleshooting, check the log file as this might reveal useful information. To enable more detailed logging, change the debugging line in the global configuration file /etc/sysconfig/virt-who to VIRTWHO_DEBUG=1. If virt-who is running as a service, you must restart it for the configuration change to take effect. When you have resolved the underlying issue, disable diagnostic logging by changing the debugging line back to VIRTWHO_DEBUG=0 and restarting the virt-who service.
Since there can be multiple configuration files, both global and hypervisor-specific, duplicate configuration lines might result in virt-who behaving differently to what you intend.
To detect duplicate lines in the virt-who configuration files, use the following command. The output of this command is a list of all lines in the specified files, prefixed by the number of times it occurs. Check all instances where the same line is listed as occurring twice or more, remove the duplicate line and restart the virt-who service. For instructions see Section 3.4.1, "Restarting the virt-who Service".
The comment character # must be the first character on the line in a configuration file. Any white space at the start of the line results in the line being included in the configuration.
Incorrect credentials can be a source of virt-who failure. If possible, test the credentials configured for use by virt-who by logging in to the virtualization manager or hypervisor. For example, if you can log in to the VMware vSphere management console and the expected hosts are visible, then credentials are correct.
When troubleshooting, a common method of determining the root cause of a problem is to make a change and test the result, repeating as needed. The virt-who agent provides an option to help with this technique.
Run the command virt-who --one-shot which reads all configuration files, retrieves the list of virtual machines from all sources, then exits immediately. This tests the configuration files, credentials and connectivity to configured virtualization platforms.
The output you can expect is a list of hypervisors and the hosted guest virtual machines, in JSON format. The following is an extract from virt-who output from a VMware vSphere instance. The output from all hypervisors follows the same structure.
If you have multiple virt-who configuration files, move one virt-who configuration file at a time to your /root directory while testing after each file move. If the issue no longer occurs, the cause is associated with the most recently moved file. After you have resolved the issue, return the virt-who configuration files to their original location.
If virt-who fails to connect to the virtualization platform check the Red Hat Subscription Manager log file /var/log/rhsm/rhsm.log. If you find the message No route to host, one possible reason is that the hypervisor is listening on a port other than what you expect. For example, Red Hat Virtualization Manager defaults to port 8443 for backward compatibility, but virt-who defaults to using port 443. In this case, edit the hypervisor's configuration file in directory /etc/virt-who.d/ and append :443 to the value for the server line, resulting in the line: server=https://rhevmhost1.example.com:443.
By default, hypervisors are identified in the Satellite web UI by their UUID. It is possible to change this so that they are identified by host name, but this configuration change must be made before Satellite is started, otherwise the hypervisors will be duplicated. If you need to change this, raise a Support Ticket with Red Hat Support.
If allowing local traffic to pass through is not possible, install a Squid proxy server on the Satellite Server. For further details, see the Red Hat Knowledgebase solution How to bypass proxy for certain repository URLs on Satellite 6.
You can also configure virt-who to ignore proxy network settings by adding NO_PROXY=* to /etc/sysconfig/virt-who. Note that the values in /etc/sysconfig/virt-who are environment variables, and are sourced during daemon runs. If running virt-who in one-shot mode, export the values in /etc/sysconfig/virt-who first. Note that the required package versions are: python-rhsm >= 1.17.9-1 and virt-who >= 0.17-11.
Optionally specify rhsm_proxy_user and rhsm_proxy_password in the same configuration file if required.
When host subscriptions have expired and you need to attach new valid subscriptions.
When host subscriptions are still valid but you need to attach additional subscriptions.
If host subscriptions have expired, but you have configured auto-attach and virt-who previously, subscription manager will attempt to reattach a valid subscription that covers the host and its virtual machines based on a set of criteria. No action is required.
The web UI method allows you to attach multiple subscriptions to multiple hosts at the same time.
Click Hosts → Content Hosts. If prompted, select the desired organization.
Select the desired hosts. You can use the filter function to narrow down the list of hosts you want to attach subscriptions to. Use the check box at the top to select all hosts listed.
Click Select Action → Manage Subscriptions.
Select the desired subscriptions, and click Add Selected.
When all selected subscriptions have been attached, the task result displays success. To confirm, go to Hosts → Content Hosts and select the desired host. Click Subscriptions → Subscriptions, and verify that the newly attached subscriptions are listed.
The Hammer CLI method allows you to update the subscriptions iteratively per host, or script and automate the action for multiple hosts.
List available subscriptions in the organization.
Search for hosts that do not have a valid subscription.
# hammer host list --search "subscription_status = invalid"
Attach a subscription to the desired host.
Confirm the subscription has been successfully attached.
The CSV method also uses the Hammer CLI tool and allows you to back up the mapping information of subscriptions, hosts, and activation keys and import it back to Satellite to ensure that each hosts gets the right subscriptions attached. To use this method for subscription renewal, you need to export the CSV file before the subscriptions expire.
Export the CSV file. It is recommended to add this to a cron job so that the subscription status of all the hosts are always backed up.
Edit the CSV file to include new subscription details, for example the new contract numbers.
Import the CSV file back to the host when your hosts' subscriptions expire, and you need to re-attach subscriptions.
a global configuration file, /etc/sysconfig/virt-who, contains settings which apply to all virt-who connections from that host.
an individual configuration file for each hypervisor or virtualization manager to which Satellite is to be connected. These must be stored in the /etc/virt-who.d/ directory.
The individual configuration files, stored in the /etc/virt-who.d/ directory, must have the .conf suffix when the version of virt-who is virt-who-0.19 or higher.
If you add or remove virtualization managers or hypervisors you must update the virt-who daemon's configuration.
When a username is added in the virt-who configuration file before the option rhsm_username, the user must have access to log in to Satellite 6. Users of third-party applications such as Active Directory and IDM might not have access that permits them to log in to Satellite 6.
The following is an extract from the example individual configuration file provided with virt-who. The configuration options for each connection are contained in a stanza. The title of each configuration stanza must be unique. It is recommended, but not required, that the individual configuration files are given the same name as the hypervisor.
It is possible, and supported, to combine the global configuration and the hypervisor connections' configuration files into a single file: /etc/sysconfig/virt-who. However, this method will be deprecated in the future. Separating the global and individual configuration files allows for easier troubleshooting.
In this guide, all examples use configuration files, but virt-who can accept configuration from several sources. They are listed below in order of precedence. For detailed information about virt-who configuration options, see the virt-who-config and virt-who man pages.
Specifying configuration options at the command line can be useful if you are testing a configuration before implementing it in configuration files. Note that any such options will not persist after the virt-who service is restarted, or the Red Hat Enterprise Linux host is rebooted.


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badge of fraud:
1. A circumstance generally considered by courts as an indicator that a party to a transaction intended to hinder or defraud the other party, such as a transfer in anticipation of litigation, a transaction outside the usual course of business, or a false statement; an indication of fraudulent intent.
See FRAUD; EARMARK, n. (3). [1]
1. Suspicious circumstances that overhang a transaction, or appear on the face of the appurtenant papers, having evidentiary force unless the suspicion is dispelled by a satisfactory explanation. Royal Indem Co v McLendon, 64 NM 46, 323 P2d 1090.
There are many badges of fraud; to enumerate a few, insolvency of a grantor, lack of consideration for a conveyance, secrecy or concealment, etc. 37 Am J2d Frd Conv § 10. [2]
badges of fraud – Suspicious circumstances that give the appearance or suggest the possibility of fraud. EXAMPLES: the sale of valuable property for a small fraction of its value; an attempt to conceal assets. [3]
[2]: Ballantine's Law Dictionary with Pronunciations Third Edition by James A. Ballantine (James Arthur 1871-1949). Edited by William S. Anderson. © 1969 by THE LAWYER'S CO-OPERATIVE PUBLISHING COMPANY. Library of Congress Catalog Card No. 68-30931

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Abstract: Professional learning, commonly referred to in policy and practice as continuing professional development, is presented to teachers as both a requirement and an entitlement in current education policy (Gewirtz, 2002; Ball, 2003). This work explores the ways in which professional learning is experienced by three teachers, and the meanings they attribute to those experiences. The study adopts a narrative approach to these accounts (Clandinin, 2013; Clandinin and Connelly, 1996; 1998; 2004) and is underpinned by the recognition of the complexity in the interplay between the individual teacher and their social context specifically focusing on "the relationship between the state, the ideologies of professionalism, and lived interiority" (Hey and Bradford, 2004: 693). The methodology was developed to overcome the problem of policy and aspects of practice that fail to focus on the effective involvement and engagement of teachers in professional learning: the teachers have become "missing persons" (Evans, 1999: i). The research process placed the meaning made by the teachers of their past experiences, and the way they understood them in the present, at the centre of the research (Kelchtermans, 2009; MacLure, 1993). Data were collected as part of a collaborative process with teachers who shared and analysed their narratives of professional learning through a series of research conversations. The teachers gave accounts of the people and incidents that they understood to be significant in influencing their professional learning, in relation to their expectations of themselves and of professionals and people more generally. In doing so they drew on both professional and personal contexts (Makopoulou and Armour, 2011). There were significant challenges in relation to ethics, analysis and re-presentation. This study illustrates the complexity and contingency of teachers' professional learning through their understanding of themselves and their interaction with, and response to, significant people and incidents (Kelchtermans and Vandenberghe, 1994). Their "stories to live by" (Clandinin and Connelly, 1998: 149) illuminate the ways in which teachers explain the complexities and contingencies underpinning their experiences of professional learning. The data illustrate the crucial role that context plays in understanding professional learning (Clandinin and Connelly, 2000: 27) and the challenges teachers face in balancing their roles as policy subjects and policy actors (Ball, Maguire, Braun and Hoskins, 2011a and b). This work makes a unique contribution to the field of professional learning by using the detailed individual cases of each teacher to illustrate general concerns for the development of effective policy and practice. It also contributes to the methodological debates around the use of narratives as a means of understanding the "human condition" (Arendt, 1958). The data challenge us to consider the possibilities that narrative accounts and analyses offer for the generation of knowledge in this area with implications for both teachers and other professionals, and policy and practice.


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Babangida Throws Weight Behind Saraki's Presidential Bid
Emmanuel Egobiambu
Former Nigeria Military Head of State Ibrahim Babangida has said he would back Senate President Bukola Saraki's 2019 presidential bid.
Saraki is gunning for the post under the umbrella of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) which he just recently defected to.
Babangida said this over the weekend when Saraki visited him in Minna, Niger State, as part of his nationwide campaign tour.
According to him, "It is my turn to do what your father did to me," adding that "I will rightly observe that you are my son, for coming to pay a courtesy visit."
He noted: "I remember when I was still in office, I spoke with your father, Oloye Saraki who was always providing advises on a number of things attached to this country.
"He always made himself available to me, to give advises and encouragement which will move the country forward.
"Your visit today is historical, now it is your time and turn to come to me and I will do just that.
"You mentioned three things that are very dear to us as military, and we fought to get them to preserve them."
This is just as he said: "They are unity of the country, the security of lives and the economic development.
"The security of the people and their well being of the ordinary man are the right objectives for campaign and leadership for this country.
"I commend you, you have my support for these three reasons you have itemised and I hope the people will listen to you."
Egobiambu Emmanuel is a Mass Communication graduate from the University of Benin. He is a media enthusiast, loves reading and writing, and has a special interest in personal development. Emmanuel is a reporter with Concise News.
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The Sights and Sounds of Madagascar
There are certain names that conjure a sense of inexplicable exoticism. Faraway lands, from Timbuktu to Zanzibar, which beckon wonder and mystery.
Often we're aware of them from childhood without knowing when or how we've learned about these places. And nowhere is this truer than that of Madagascar — an intriguing byword for the extraordinary and the unfamiliar.
Adrift off the south-eastern African coast, this island nation is like nowhere else on earth. A land of lemurs, weirdly shaped baobab trees, colourful chameleons and a plethora of other endemic wildlife all surrounded by the balmy waters of the Indian Ocean, Madagascar split from India almost 88 million years ago, leaving its formidable flora and fauna to develop in complete isolation from the rest of the world.
Indeed, it's believed that an amazing 90% of its wildlife is found nowhere else on the planet. A baffling blend of verdant rainforest, jaw-dropping geological formations and tropical islands, Madagascar should be on the bucket list of all aspiring adventurers. Here's our guide to the island's top three sights…
The rest of the country may be awash with unusual animals and natural wonders, but time spent strolling around its capital reveals a captivating insight into local life. And while Antananarivo's tourism infrastructure is in its infancy, this isn't necessarily a bad thing. If you want to discover one of the world's last frontiers, it's worth visiting a city such as this.
It may be a capital, but it's not defined by iconic sights such as the Colosseum or Big Ben. True, trips to the Prime Minister's Palace and Rova (Queen's Palace) are worth the taxi ride, but a few hours' wandering its labyrinth of medieval streets and markets is an exhilarating way to meet the locals and sample Malagasy food, from creamy fish curries to salady voankazo (vanilla-spiked fresh fruits with lichee nuts).
Andasibe-Mantadia National Park
You'd be mad to miss a trip to this lush national park of rainforest which is simply teeming with enthralling wildlife experiences. Just a three-hour ride from Antananarivo, it's home to several species of lemur including the largest of them all - the Indri. Drawn in by its unique and haunting call, it's possible to spot them sitting in the tree canopy a few metres above your head.
While the Indri can be about 1 metre long, other species - the mouse lemurs - are tiny enough to squeeze into a matchbox. In total there are around 90 species of these furry primates scuttling around the island; glimpsing these curious creatures is a real highlight. If your eyes are good, you might spot one of the equally curious species of leaf-tailed gecko or perhaps even a tomato frog. Your best bet is to head here in September, before the humid rainy season starts in earnest.
Ile Sainte Marie
Castaway off Madagascar's east coast, the paradisiacal Ile Sainte Marie is a dream, whose idyllic coves and coral reefs are the stuff of Robinson-Crusoe travel legend. After trekking through rainforest, this is the perfect pit stop to wallow on soft sand, fringed by swaying palms, before setting off to cycle to the next deserted beach. Try a spot of beach combing and you might come across exotic shells or a brightly coloured starfish stranded by the receding tide.
Feeling energetic? Throw on the snorkel or dive its kaleidoscopic coral reefs. And if you travel here from July to September, there's always the chance you'll spot humpback whales as they journey between this speck of paradise and the wilderness of Madagascar.
Our 15-day The Lost Continent takes in Antananarivo, Andasibe-Mantadia National Park and Ile Sainte Marie. The price includes flights, transport and the services of a tour leader.


SNL is going to air a 2-hour tribute to its female cast members on November 1st. In addition to old clips and sketches, expect new material from Rachel Dratch, Nora Dunn, Tina Fey, Ana Gasteyer, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Laraine Newman, Cheri Oteri, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Molly Shannon, and Kristen Wiig.
I'm just gonna go ahead and set my DVR now, as soon as I get done with this five minute dance party to celebrate this joyous news.
I refuse to have any expectations for this special other than it being TOTALLY AWESOME. That's not unrealistic, right? But all joking aside, it's nice to see these ladies be so willing to return to their old stomping grounds together. I'm fairly certain it's going to be overwhelmingly funny to have them all in the same room together. November 1st can't get here fast enough.


Is it possible to teach leadership? Business schools say it is, and they'll relieve you of many thousands of dollars and years of your life to prove it. A quick glance through airport bookstores would indicate that publishers share the same opinion, even though many of the shelves full of management books offer slender tomes that are essentially built-out PowerPoint slides.
Maybe "Can you learn leadership?" is the wrong question, or a question too vague to be useful. Instead, I asked people from all walks of life which books helped them become better leaders than their bosses. They may not have learned some abstract idea of leadership but rather a practical takeaway of how to be a better manager in the real world.
Some of these, you'll notice, aren't exactly books. Leaders, apparently, don't always follow directions, which may be a lesson in and of itself.
Randy Pausch was a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University. He learned he had pancreatic cancer in September 2006, and a year later, he was told it was terminal. Shortly thereafter, on Sept. 18, 2007, Pausch gave an inspirational lecture called "The Last Lecture: Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams," which became widely distributed on YouTube; he co-wrote a best-selling book of the same name before he died in July 2008.
The book resonates with T. Kent Hikida, a New York architect and principal at The Switzer Group. "'The Last Lecture' did what every good lecture does," Hikida says. "It taught you a lesson while you didn't even know you were being taught. Pausch calls this the head fake. And nothing's wrong with achieving your childhood dreams!"
This is a sports book, but it's really about parenting, responsibility, and managing organizations. Mike Matheny, at age 41, got the job of succeeding the legendary and longtime St. Louis Cardinals baseball manager Tony LaRussa. Matheny had no professional managerial experience, though he had a 13-year career as a player. His teams got to the postseason three times in his first three years as a manager.
"The Matheny Manifesto" started as a letter to the parents of a Little League team he coached after he retired as a player and before he was hired as a manager. The letter was not kind, but it clearly outlined his expectations. The emphasis, for the kids, is on "playing the right way," meaning being on time and in uniform, paying attention, and not griping about the umpires. For parents, it's about stepping back and trusting the coach during games, rooting for the team and not individual players, and spending as much time as possible with the kids playing ball.
The book "taught me the value of letting your kids' coaches be their coaches, the value of not being among the legions of parents who ride and berate their kids at play," says Gordon Bock, a prisoner advocate with CARE Vermont. "In fact, given how parents' voices create a neurological response in the child beginning in the days of their being in utero, I don't shout their names in encouragement either. Such parental yelling doesn't help the kids' central nervous system. It does interfere with the relationship that you want the kid to build with the coach. I save my hollering at sporting events to ones in which my progeny are not playing."
Doris Kearns Goodwin is a Pulitzer Prize-winning presidential historian and biographer. Her book "Leadership: In Turbulent Times" follows how leadership crises were managed during the administrations of Abraham Lincoln (the Emancipation Proclamation), Theodore Roosevelt (labor strikes), Franklin D. Roosevelt (the Great Depression), and Lyndon Johnson (civil rights).
"The book provided me with fascinating reminders that private battles are not that uncommon, even for some of the greatest people in history," says Tristan Louis, CEO of Casebook PBC. "While traditional narrative tends to focus on a straight upward trajectory, the analysis of how each individual's crisis helped shape their subsequent resurgence and success along with a too-short final chapter on lessons learned—it could probably be its own book—make this book a must-read for any leader."
Herb Cohen is billed as "the world's best negotiator." That may be debatable (see what I did there?), but "You Can Negotiate Anything" is an undeniable classic. And since so much of leadership is about negotiation, you should add this to your bookshelf.
"The book is all about different styles of negotiating, depending on the nature of the thing negotiated and depending on the importance of the relationship with the other party—important vs. unimportant, one-shot negotiation (Russian style) vs. building an ongoing relationship," says Emmanuel Angel, a guitarist and businessman who's got a doctorate in measurement and statistics in education from the University of Pennsylvania. "The book details the nature of human interaction around a negotiation and getting the other side to invest time and energy in the negotiation, making it harder psychologically for them to walk away empty-handed."
Angel adds, "The more you get the seller to think, generally the more leverage you have. These ideas can be applied to any negotiation."
Tom Levien, a business consultant who for many years was an executive at Hibu, likes James Clavell's "Shogun." "The author equated how loss of face was to lose honor, which puts an individual in a situation where they're compelled to regain their honor or to put you in a situation of dishonor," Levien says. "The lesson I am conscious of in business and interactions in general is to act to deliberately allow people to maintain or increase their dignity, specifically in cases where it would be easy to dishonor them."
Michael Roberts, dean of science at Coastal Carolina University, cites "Reframing Organizations," by Lee Bolman and Terrence Deal. His takeaway: "Be aware of the fact that people may have different frameworks than you—and lead accordingly. As a bench scientist, it exposed me to the importance of seeing things outside of my own frame of reference, which is often a challenge for scientists." Roberts confesses to being a little slow on the uptake: After reading the book for a course, he says, "I immediately pissed off a colleague by making a decision that paid no attention to their frame, though this ended up reinforcing the value of the lessons."
Don Davis, author and one-time White House correspondent for United Press International, likes the Mark Twain novel "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer." "Managerial lesson: If you handle things right, someone else will paint the fence and enjoy doing it."
Marie Dalby Szuts, head of people operations at Figma, suggests "Conscious Business," by Fred Kofman. "So many useful lessons about unconditional responsibility; it was hugely influential in how I think about building teams."
"Robin Hood has it all," says Kevin Wells, a Boston-based technology marketing exec. "Leadership amidst adversity, how to outwit treachery, the guide to keeping your men merry, how to use a bow properly. I highly recommend it."
The best way to learn leadership is to get out there and lead—and learn from your mistakes. These suggestions, though, may shorten your learning curve, helping you to be more effective and avoid mucking things up.


2385. A relaxing weekend with my family.
2386. Faith conversations between my husband and kids.
2389. The reminder that after the rain, the sun will shine, and after the rains in life, the Son will shine.
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Welcome to the hundreds of new readers who've recently joined us for the IntMath Newsletter. Welcome to you all!
Several readers asked me for an article on 3-D earth geometry. So I wrote a special new section in Interactive Mathematics on this interesting topic.
It's a good article for those of you who are studying trigonometry or vectors because you can see how these topics are applied in the 'real world'.
Here's the link: 3-D Earth Geometry.
The latest IntMath Poll asked readers how they feel when their math teacher asks them to go to the board to solve a problem in front of the whole class.
So a total of 61% reported that they don't really like solving problems in front of the whole class.
I asked this question because many students have reported that going to the board is an activity that increases their math anxiety.
What are your thoughts on this topic? You can comment here.
The current IntMath Poll asks you where your math anxiety comes from. You can vote on this topic in Interactive Mathematics.
This movie cleverly demonstrates what Fourier Series really gives us.
Here's a video showing how math is used when making a bass guitar. It's part of a series from The Futures Channel.
Industrial pollution is inevitable in all cities. How bad is it where you live? What are the particular pollutants in your community? There's potential here to do some 'real' math.
The worst financial crisis in 100 years. Rising unemployment and poverty for millions of people — worldwide — are inevitable.
The Iraq war has cost hundreds of thousands of Iraqi deaths and is costing the US taxpayer around $2.5 billion per week.
Global warming. It is crucial that Obama puts sustainable policies into place to reduce global warming, or it will mean by the end of the century the current financial crisis will look like a picnic by comparison.
I hope Obama was a good math student. He's going to need extraordinary problem-solving abilities and wisdom to sort out this mess.
Congratulations on your win Obama. I wish you well.
Thanks Lulu for your input - and your enthusiasm!
I found it is an excellent site for students and also for teachers. I am a secondary school teacher.I think it is useful for the higher study of mathematics.from this site we can take a lot of benifit.
hey guys, mathematics should make one feel more inspired and fulfilled after solving one or two problems on the board. I will definitely wanna go to the board to show my classmates how far i have gone on the subject matter. Tip: talk to the class, ask questions and get everyone involved, working on the board is exciting!!!
I hate it, I thought that math should have been outlawed. I remember my teacher making me stand for almost a whole hour until I solved that problem the correct way.
I remember someone telling me that because they didn't no how to do a math problem their math teacher proceeded to walk over to the desk and pull out a straight hard wood 12 inch ruler and beat the open palm of their hand until it bleed and believe me it did bleed.
After that person came home from work and and their parents found out what happen to their child's hand they went straight to the Board of Education and that teacher was not allowed to teach in that state at all ever again.
I hate solving problems at the board I wonder why????
i do really love to solve problems on the board because this somehow increases my confidence and lessen my stage fright. But, if i don't know how to solve it,that's the time that i get scared going in front. so, knowledge of the certain topic and ability to solve problems could be the the factors of being afraid to solve problems on the board.
I hope Obama have experienced every single moment in his dream to be a president. So lets hope that he was good in solving mathematic , this will assist him to solve all the problems that America will face next year.
i really hate it, because i feel i will forget everything.
I also enjoy doing math problems on the board, as long as I know the answer. And, there is no such thing as global warming.
Hi Ward and thanks for your input.
And, there is no such thing as global warming.
I'm wondering if you can show us the research behind your conclusion?
In other words, is there a reason why we should accept your statement and not that of the 2,500 climate (and other) scientists who contributed to the IPCC reports?
it is one of the daring step to the student. He (student) felt first to do the math on the blackboard is some shame. If he once does means in front of whole the class he will get some encourage. That encourage helps him for next time. it's my advise. Because so many times i have done the maths on the blackboard.
It is o.k by me.This even boost my morale when i am being asked to do some calculations on the board.
I really appreciate all your effort to make everybody understand mathematics. More grease to your elbow. I want you to teach more on numerical analysis. Thanks.
Hey Joshua - what's your problem?
I like the fact that Zac puts 'real life' math in his Newsletters. Of course math is involved in global warming (climate modeling, measurement, prediction of sea level temperatures and heights, etc).
And don't you think politicians should be better at math? Perhaps if they were, the world wouldn't be experiencing a financial meltdown right now.
It seems that you don't like 'real-time events in math', after all.
Zac: Don't let Joshua change what you are doing. Keep it up!
You should put politics in math(I'm correcting my statement) but not overhyped global warming stuff and not stuff with a spin on it. All I can say is, I signed up for a math newsletter, not a global-warming hype newsletter. (I know I'll get blasted for this)...See, I'm now discussing global warming when the newsletter was supposed to be a "math" publication. Why does left-wing-right wing stuff have to creep even into math publications?
I like a lot of things about your math site, but not that.
Please limit your newsletters to math.
No politicing (and that includes global warming).
I used to love it, but I was good at math.
was overweight and , frankly, not intelligent.
School work was NOT her thing.
but were taught to obey the teacher.
We should have reported it.
Ed and Johua: Problem solving in the real world should be based on scientific observations and testing of hypotheses, not emotions.
The science is showing that global warming is definitely happening and man's activities are adding to it. As mathematics is one of the most important tools in science, of course this topic (and any other problems that affect the future of people) has a place in a math newsletter.
Stating observable facts is hardly politicking.
But we'll never know what was going on in her life. Her actions were clearly wrong - but perhaps there were mitigating circumstances.
Joshua: No left-wing, right-wing politics intended, just science as Peta said.
Heck, I'm not even American.
Australian geologist Bob Carter is among many others who reject the theory of man-made global warming.
Josh. A response like that leaves you wide open.
Firstly - "Half of the websites online regarding global warming are opposed to it as invalid." Really? Have you counted them, one by one? Google lists over 28 million sites using the keywords "global warming". And what did you do with the sites that report both sides of the argument? Anyway, I'm not interested in what opinionated Website owners write - I'm only interested in the science.
Your links are to right-wing conservative sites - and I seem to remember someone didn't want to bring politics into it!
Give me scientific proof by respected scientists (not the ones paid for by the Bush administration, the oil companies or the auto industry).
Give me peer-reviewed scientific papers from respected academic journals - not the ravings of some conservative websites.
Finally, "There is no evidence that increased carbon emissions results in increased temperatures." Really? Take a look at Venus. It has a surface temperature of over 400°C - and is the victim of a runaway greenhouse effect. Such effects do occur. That's science. Not opinion — or wishful thinking.
The <> sign is used in computer programming to mean "is not equal to".
Another way of writing it in computing is !=.
In mathematics, we usually use ≠.
hi, i didn't understand what fourier transform is so plz give some info with examples. thank u for ur reply.
Hello. You have a great blog with enriching content. I really enjoy reading your newsletters as you apply Mathematics to real life examples. Keep it up!
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I checked out your blog - thanks for sharing.
The solutions are quite clear and you have explained things in appropriate depth as you go - this is vital for most users. Your handwriting is good. I'm jealous!
In this post, I think there is a problem with the question (it should be 10 bags, not $10 bags).


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BBC Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park: Kelsea Ballerini Set To Perform Alongside Legendary Performers.
August 28, 2019 August 28, 2019 Liam Lewis bbc radio 2, country music, country pop, hyde park, KB3, kelsea ballerini
Country-Pop superstar Kelsea Ballerini is set to represent the world of country music at this year's BBC Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park, London. The annual event, being held on the 15th September, sees an eclectic mix of musical talent grace the stage with acts from all genres showcasing their latest and greatest tracks to a 50,000 strong audience.
This year's line up has a range of performances which includes legendary artists such as Status Quo, Pet Shop Boys and Simply Red. Performances from the event will be broadcast on BBC Radio 2 and the BBC Sounds app. Alongside the live radio broadcast, viewers will be able to watch the show live on the BBC red button and the BBC Radio 2 website. Highlights from the event will be available on BBC iplayer and the BBC Sounds app for up to 30 days after the event.
The show marks Kelsea Ballerini's only UK performance for 2019, with her previous visits occurring during 2018 at the Country to Country Music Festival held at the O2 arena in London, SSE Hydro in Glasgow and 3Arena in Dublin. Ballerini is also set to release a brand-new single from her third album ahead of her performance at Hyde Park, confirming to a British Fan on Instagram that the track will be available before the 15th September.
Full List of Performers:
For more information head to the BBC Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park website.
Ticket Links: Ticketmaster and See Tickets.
BBC Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park
BBC Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park is an annual musical event held in London's famous Hyde Park by the UK's most popular radio station BBC Radio 2 (15.36 million weekly audience). The 'Festival in a day' features performances from a range of artists of all genres and has seen performances from artists such as Sir Tom Jones, Shania Twain, Sir Elton John and LeAnn Rimes. BBC Radio 2's host DJ's will provide entertainment between acts with Zoe Ball, OJ Borg, Ken Bruce, Rylan Clark Neal, Sara Cox, Gary Davies, Trevor Nelson, Angela Scanlon, Jeremy Vine, Jo Whiley and Claudia Winkleman all expected to grace the stage.
Kelsea Ballerini is a Country-Pop superstar leading the way for the modern evolution of the country genre. Exceeding over 1 billion streams and with two Grammy Nominations to her name, Kelsea Ballerini was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry this year as the youngest current member. With 3 consecutive number 1's with her first three singles and a further number 1 with 2017's lead single 'Legends' from her sophomore album 'Unapologetically', Ballerini is quickly becoming a global force to be reckoned with.
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Blockhead - Funeral Balloons. Vinyl LP. Bleep.
NYC drum-machine botherer Blockhead ramps his production game up a notch on his latest LP. Funeral Balloons contains Tony Simon's most detailed and sophisticated beatwork yet, with each track expertly weighted to ensure it does enough to keep the listener guessing while still staying true to the hallowed lineage of NYC beatmakers. On cuts like 'UFOMG' samples spill over one another to create strange atmospheres and unusual polyrhythms, while the title track and 'Bad Case of the Sundays' are lurching MPC odysseys. Bearing influence of Danger Mouse, El-P and The RZA, Funeral Balloons is a release seen clearest through a cloud of smoke.


Three years and three months, He has been away. . . . Today is the day He leaves Egypt and returns home. He will be on the ship for three days. What is the significance of the 3s?
I am not sure how to feel. A peaceful end to a large cycle--though He will have much to do at home. The blog journey has tried to reflect His journey, and time and space have bent a little for me in my quest to be present with Him. But there is so much that I do not know! I still yearn for a time machine, and (more significantly) a more spiritually receptive heart. . . .
Three days left to adjust to this final end of a magnificent sojourn--and to learn more!
At last, on 2 December, 'Abdu'l-Bahá boarded a ship headed for Haifa. The ship stopped briefly in Port Said and Jaffa, near Tel Aviv, where He met the Bahá'ís. On the afternoon of 5 December He arrived in Haifa.
Abdul-Baha did not come ashore until dusk, although the steamship entered the harbour at 2 o'clock p.m. (Strange to say, as the steamer bearing the Lord of mankind entered port, two warships – one French, the other German – came in also. The Messenger of Peace was accompanied by ships of war! Quite a strange coincidence.) While waiting for Abdu'l-Baha, the holy ladies, the eleven Persian pilgrims, as many children, four American pilgrims, and many other Bahais – about forty in all – chanted prayers and Tablets, while the faces beamed with the happiness of expectation.
Rúhá Asdaq remembered that the main hall of the house was prepared and all of the pilgrims and members of the household had gathered there. When 'Abdu'l-Bahá descended from His carriage, the Greatest Holy Leaf and His daughters all ran forward to embrace and greet Him.
The home coming of Abdul-Baha, after an absence of three years and four months, was a real festival. Such excitement and happiness as reigned in the holy household can only be imagined . . . In Abdul-Baha's house, there is a very large central room around which are the other rooms, and in it Persian rugs were spread and tables placed upon which were fruits and sweets . . .
When Abdul-Baha's voice was heard as he entered, the moment was intense – and as he passed through to his room, all heads were bowed. In a few moments he returned to welcome all. He sat in a chair at one end of the room, and most of the believers sat on the floor. 'Abdu'l-Bahá was tired so remained but a short time, and after a prayer chanted by his daughter Zia Khanum, went to his room.
Then the ladies vacated so that the men might enter. To see the faces of those sturdy, earnest men – faces that spoke the fervor of their faith, the earnestness and resoluteness of their purpose – was something to remember. I am sure not an eye was dry; old and young, with happiness filling their hearts, could not refrain from exhibiting their emotion. He welcomed them, and seating himself on the floor, spoke to them a short time, after which he retired . . .
After an absence of three years and three months, 'Abdu'l-Bahá was finally home. The day after His arrival, 'Abdu'l-Bahá ascended Mt. Carmel and went to the Shrine of the Báb. And the following day, the Centre of the Covenant went to 'Akká for eight days to commune with His Father and the Source of His Spiritual Being.
A most significant scene in a century-old drama had been enacted. A glorious chapter in the history of the first Bahá'í century had been written. Seeds of undreamt-of potentialities had, with the hand of the Centre of the Covenant Himself, been sown in some of the fertile fields of the Western world. Never in the entire range of religious history had any Figure of comparable stature arisen to perform a labour of such magnitude and imperishable worth. Forces were unleashed through those fateful journeys which even now . . . we are unable to measure or comprehend . . .
'Abdu'l-Bahá's historic journeys to the West, and in particular His eight-month tour of the United States of America, may be said to have marked the culmination of His ministry, a ministry whose untold blessings and stupendous achievements only future generations can adequately estimate. As the day-star of Bahá'u'lláh's Revelation had shone forth in its meridian splendour at the hour of the proclamation of His Message to the rulers of the earth in the city of Adrianople, so did the Orb of His Covenant mount its zenith and shed its brightest rays when He Who was its appointed Centre arose to blazon the glory and greatness of His Father's Faith among the peoples of the West.
thanks for posting such a poignant homecoming tale -- my eyes aren't dry, either.


Value of the Cinematic Rendering From Volumetric Computed Tomography Data in Evaluating the Relationship Between Deep Soft Tissue Sarcomas of the Extremities and Adjacent Major Vessels: A Preliminary Study.
J Comput Assist Tomogr 2019 Mar 27. Epub 2019 Mar 27.
From the Department of Radiology, The Third Affiliated Hospital of Kunming Medical University, Yunnan Cancer Hospital, Kunming, People's Republic of China.
Objective: The aim of the study was to assess the value of cinematic rendering (CR) from volumetric computed tomography data in evaluating the relationship between deep soft tissue sarcomas (STSs) of the extremities and the adjacent major vessels.
Novel Hybrid Dextran-Gadolinium Nanoparticles as High-relaxivity T1 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Contrast Agent for Mapping the Sentinel Lymph Node.
Objectives: To assess the applicability of a novel hybrid dextran-gadolinium nanoparticles (NPs) as high-relaxivity T1 magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) contrast agent for mapping the sentinel lymph node (SLN).
Purpose: We evaluated patterns of thoracic recurrence from renal cell carcinoma (RCC) following nephrectomy as a pilot study.
Dual-Energy Computed Tomography in Loosening of Revision Hip Prosthesis: A Comparison Between MARS and non-MARS Images.
J Comput Assist Tomogr 2019 Feb 27. Epub 2019 Feb 27.
Department of Orthopedic and Traumatology, The Ministry Of Internal Affairs Hospital, Wrocław, Poland.
Purpose: The aim of the study was to assess potential endoprosthesis loosening in patients after revision total hip arthroplasty, based on monochromatic dual-energy computed tomography (DECT) images obtained with and without metal artifact reduction software (MARS) and comparison with the clinical examination and hip function.
Circulatory Stasis or Thrombus in Left Atrial Appendage, An Easy Diagnostic Solution.
J Comput Assist Tomogr 2019 Feb 20. Epub 2019 Feb 20.
Objective: The purpose of this study was to assess the diagnostic performance of prone position cardiac multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) in the detection of left atrial appendage (LAA) thrombi and to make differentiate between thrombus and circulatory stasis using transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) as the criterion-standard imaging modality.
Bosniak IIF and III Renal Cysts: Can Apparent Diffusion Coefficient-Derived Texture Features Discriminate Between Malignant and Benign IIF and III Cysts?
Department of Radiology, NYU School of Medicine, and.
Objective: The aim of this study was to determine which apparent diffusion coefficient-derived texture features are associated with malignancy in Bosniak IIF and III renal cystic lesions.
Imaging of Usual and Unusual Complication of Rotator Cuff Repair.
Department of Radiology, Pineta Grande Hospital, Castel Volturno, Italy.
Kinematic Analysis of the Distal Radioulnar Joint in Asymptomatic Wrists Using 4-Dimensional Computed Tomography-Motion Pattern and Interreader Reliability.
J Comput Assist Tomogr 2019 Feb 11. Epub 2019 Feb 11.
Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD.
Purpose: The aim of this study was to determine the normal measurement values and interobserver performance of the distal radioulnar joint during wrist pronation-supination using 4-dimensional computed tomography (CT).
Comparison of Cone-Beam Computed Tomography and Multislice Computed Tomography in the Assessment of Extremity Fractures.
Emergency Department, Hôpital Edouard Herriot, Hospices Civils de Lyon.
Objectives: The aims of this study were to evaluate the agreement between cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) and multislice computed tomography for the characterization of extremity fractures and to compare image quality, radiation dose, and patient tolerance.
From the University Hospitals-Cleveland Medical Center, Cleveland, OH.
Apparent Diffusion Coefficient of the Placenta and Fetal Organs in Intrauterine Growth Restriction.
From the Departments of Diagnostic Radiology and Obstetrics and Gynecology, Mansoura Faculty of Medicine, Mansoura. Egypt.
Purpose: This study aimed to assess apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) of the placenta and fetal organs in intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR).
Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, Hiroshima University, Hiroshima.
Objective: The aim of this study was to compare the diagnostic performance of 100- and 120-kVp coronary computed tomography (CT) angiography (CCTA) scans for the identification of coronary plaque components.
From the Department of Radiology, The First Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University, Suzhou, Jiangsu, China.
Objective: The aim of this study was to explore the value of spectral computed tomography (CT) imaging in differentiating lung cancer from inflammatory myofibroblastic tumor (IMT).
Evaluation of Adaptive Statistical Iterative Reconstruction-V Reconstruction Algorithm vs Filtered Back Projection in the Detection of Hypodense Liver Lesions: Reader Performance and Preferences.
College of Public Health, University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE.
Objective: The aim of the study was to evaluate diagnostic accuracy and readers' experience in the detection of focal liver lesions on computed tomography with Adaptive Statistical Iterative Reconstruction-V (ASIR-V) reconstruction compared with filtered back projection (FBP) scans.
Volume Computed Tomography Perfusion Imaging: Evaluation of the Significance in Oncologic Follow-up of Metastasizing Renal Cell Carcinoma in the Early Period of Targeted Therapy - Preliminary Results.
Introduction: The aim of this study was to assess the significance of volume computed tomography perfusion imaging of metastasizing renal cell carcinoma (mRCC) in the early period after the initiation of targeted therapy.
Associations Between Magnetic Resonance Imaging Findings and Clincopathologic Factors in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer.
College of Medicine, The Catholic University of Korea, Seoul, South Korea.
Objective: The aim of the study was to evaluate the magnetic resonance imaging findings associated with clinicopathologic factors in patients with triple-negative breast cancer.
The Application of Intravoxel Incoherent Motion Diffusion-Weighted Imaging in the Diagnosis of Hilar Obstructive Jaundice.
Objective: The aim of this study was to investigate the potential of intravoxel incoherent motion diffusion-weighted imaging in diagnosing hilar obstructive jaundice.
Highly Accelerated Breath-Hold Noncontrast Electrocardiographically- and Pulse-Gated Balanced Steady-State Free Precession Magnetic Resonance Angiography of the Thoracic Aorta: Comparison With Electrocardiographically-Gated Computed Tomographic Angiography.
UIH America, Inc, Houston, TX.
Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate agreement of measured thoracic aortic caliber in patients with aortic disease, using electrocardiographically-(ECG) and pulse-gated breath-hold noncontrast balanced steady-state free precession MRA (ECG-MRA, P-MRA) at 1.5 T, compared with ECG-gated computed tomographic angiography (CTA).
Department of Radiology, Columbia University Medical Center, New York, NY.
Objectives: The aim of this study was to evaluate the performance of the radiomics method in classifying lung cancer histological subtypes based on multiphasic contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) images.
Diffusion-Weighted Breast Magnetic Resonance Imaging: A Semiautomated Voxel Selection Technique Improves Interreader Reproducibility of Apparent Diffusion Coefficient Measurements: Erratum.
Imaging of Moyamoya Disease and Moyamoya Syndrome: Current Status.
Department of Radiology, Dongfeng People's Hospital, Guangdong, Shongshan, China.
Biochemistry, Faculty of Medicine, Selcuk University, Konya, Turkey.
Ultralow Dose Dynamic Expiratory Computed Tomography for Evaluation of Tracheomalacia.
Northwell Health Thoracic Surgery, Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell, Hempstead, NY.
Objective: The aim of this study was to determine the average effective radiation dose and feasibility of ultralow dose dynamic expiratory computed tomography (CT) for evaluation of tracheomalacia (ULD) and to evaluate factors that impact image quality.
Differentiating Transition Zone Cancers From Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia by Histogram Analysis of Apparent Diffusion Coefficient Maps With Standard and Ultrahigh b-value Diffusion-weighted MR Imaging.
Department of Radiology, the Second Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University, Suzhou, Jiangsu, China.
Objective: To compare the diagnostic performance of standard and ultrahigh b-value Diffusion-weighted Imaging (DWI) using volumetric histogram analysis in differentiating transition zone (TZ) cancer from benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).
Impact Analysis of the Routine Use of Dual-Energy Computed Tomography for Characterization of Incidental Renal Lesions.
From the Departments of Radiology and Emergency Radiology, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA.
Objective: The aim of this study was to quantify the prevalence of incidental, indeterminate renal lesions on routine contrast-enhanced abdominal computed tomography (CT) and the proportion of such lesions that could be exonerated by dual-energy CT (DECT) postprocessing as benign hyperdense cysts.
Coronary Artery Calcium Scoring: Current Status and Review of Literature.
From the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD.
Dynamic Volume Change Rate and Aspect Ratio Are Correlated to the Formation of an Irregular Morphology of Unruptured Intracranial Aneurysm.
Objective: The aim of this research was to study the factors influencing the formation of intracranial aneurysms with irregular morphology by observing the dynamic volume change rate of intracranial unruptured aneurysms and other aneurysm characteristics.
Objective: The aim of this study was to characterize the relationship between computed tomography angiography imaging characteristics of coronary artery and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) score.
Introduction to Dual-Energy Computed Tomography.
From the Department of Radiology, Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology, Washington University School of Medicine, St Louis, MO.
Transmural Myocardial Scar Assessed by Cardiac Computed Tomography: Predictor of Echocardiographic Versus Clinical Response to Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy?
Department of Nuclear Medicine & PET Centre, Aarhus University Hospital, Skejby, Aarhus N, Denmark.
Objectives: Before cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) implantation, cardiac computed tomography (CT) can provide assessment of cardiac venous anatomy and visualize left ventricular (LV) myocardial scar. We hypothesized that localization and burden of transmural myocardial scar verified by cardiac CT are associated with echocardiographic and clinical response to CRT.
Phase-Contrast Magnetic Resonance Quantification of Aortic Regurgitation in Patients With Turbulent Aortic Flow.
CS Mott Children's Hospital Ann Arbor, MI.
Objective: This study aimed to assess variability in measurements and accurately quantify aortic regurgitation in patients with coexisting turbulent aortic flow using phase-contrast magnetic resonance.
Mixed Imaging on Port-Venous Phase of Contrast-Enhanced Dual-Source Dual-Energy Computed Tomography: A Measurement Method Based on Couinaud Segments.
Medical Insurance Bureau, Qingzhou, Shandong, China.
Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate the changes of the iodine value quantified on the Couinaud segments measured in port-venous phase using the iodine-mixed technique of contrast-enhanced dual-source dual-energy computed tomography (CT) scanning in different Child-Pugh stages of hepatitis B-induced liver cirrhosis.
Assessment of Liver and Spleen in Children With Gaucher Disease Type 1 With Chemical Shift Imaging.
Department of Pathology, Mansoura Faculty of Medicine, Mansoura, Egypt.
Purpose: The aim of this study was to assess of liver and spleen in children with Gaucher disease type 1 with chemical shift imaging.
Updated Imaging Features of Dysplastic Cerebellar Gangliocytoma.
Division of Neuroradiology, Department of Radiology, Mayo Clinic, Phoenix, AZ.
Objective: The aim of this study was to perform an updated review of the imaging features of dysplastic cerebellar gangliocytoma (DCG).
Assessment of Mass Effect Sign at High-Resolution Computed Tomography in Prediction of Cholesteatoma.
Medical Statistics and Biomedical Informatics Department, Medical Research Institute, Alexandria University, Alexandria, Egypt.
Objective: The aim of this study was to assess the accuracy of mass effect sign in the diagnosis of cholesteatoma at high-resolution computed tomography (HRCT).
Diagnostic Value of Quantitative Perfusion Computed Tomography Technique in the Assessment of Tumor Response to Sorafenib in Patients With Advanced Hepatocellular Carcinoma.
Aim: The aim of this study was to assess the role of dynamic contrast-enhanced perfusion computed tomography (pCT) imaging in the early detection of blood flow changes related to antiangiogenic treatment with sorafenib, in patients with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), being the modified Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors (mRECIST) criteria the standard of reference.
Adaptive Nonlocal Means Method for Denoising Basis Material Images From Dual-Energy Computed Tomography.
Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell, MA.
Dual-Source Dual-Energy CT Portal Venous Phase Abdominal CT Scans in Large Body Habitus Patients: Preliminary Observations on Image Quality and Material Decomposition.
From the Department of Radiology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA.
Purpose: Our objective was to evaluate image quality (IQ) and material decomposition in patients with large body habitus undergoing portal venous phase abdominal computed tomography (CT) scans on dual-source dual-energy CT (dsDECT) scanners.
Spectral Computed Tomography for the Quantitative Assessment of Patients With Carcinoma of the Gastroesophageal Junction: Initial Differentiation Between a Diagnosis of Squamous Cell Carcinoma and Adenocarcinoma.
Objective: This study aimed to distinguish between esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (ESCC) and esophageal adenocarcinoma (EAC) using spectral computed tomography (CT) and to discuss the accuracy according to an optimal threshold of single and combined parameters.
Conventional Magnetic Resonance Features for Predicting 1p19q Codeletion Status of World Health Organization Grade II and III Diffuse Gliomas.
The Third Affiliated Hospital of Southern Medical University, Guangdong Province, PR China.
Purpose: The conventional magnetic resonance features of World Health Organization (WHO) grade II and III diffuse gliomas in relation to chromosome 1p and 19q deletions (1p19q codeletion) were analyzed.
Assessment of Dural Ectasia Using Computed Tomodensitometry as a Criterion in Marfan Syndrome.
Service de Radiologie Centre Hospitalier Lyon sud, Hospices Civils de Lyon, Pierre-Bénite, France.
Objective: The aim of this study was to reevaluate dural ectasia criteria in Marfan syndrome patients fulfilling the revised Ghent criteria.
Departamento de Radiologia, LIM-44, Hospital das Clinicas da Faculdade Medicina da universidade de Sao Paulo.
Objective: The aims of this study were to investigate the ability of contrast-enhanced dual-energy computed tomography (DECT) for assessing regional perfusion in a model of acute lung injury, using dynamic first-pass perfusion CT (DynCT) as the criterion standard and to evaluate if changes in lung perfusion caused by prone ventilation are similarly demonstrated by DECT and DynCT.
Objective: The aim of this study was to investigate the quantitative and qualitative effects of virtual monoenergetic images (VMI) by spectral detector computed tomography (SDCT) on calcium blooming in coronary computed tomography angiography.


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News National 2016 04 25 Diving can drum up business for ecotourism: Poni Divers
Diving can drum up business for ecotourism: Poni Divers
25 April 2016 Rabiatul Kamit National 1 minute, 42 seconds
BRUNEI-MUARA
DIVING has the potential to be the largest growth area for ecotourism in Brunei, claimed the managing director of a local dive centre.
Wong Thye Sing of Poni Divers said the sultanate's diving industry has remained significantly underexposed to the international market despite being among the few countries in Southeast Asia with access to numerous dive sites.
"There are only a couple of other places in the region like that. We have something unique to offer, so there is definitely a lot of space for growth," he explained.
Brunei is home to over 30 dive sites including four WWII shipwrecks and a few listed as must-dive sites in Jack Johnson's Top Wreck Dives of the World book.
In addition to pristine natural reefs, the country was also one of the first to convert oil rigs into artificial reefs.
However, Wong pointed out that large-scale marketing is required in order to tap into the diving industry's ecotourism potential.
"People usually say they don't know much about Brunei or why they should come to Brunei. They don't know there is diving in Brunei, but when we sell diving to them, they often come back year after year," he said.
While Poni Divers previously spent up to $80,000 a year to promote the sultanate in international dive shows, he noted the high costs were likely to be unfeasible in the long-term.
"This is where it would be good to get some government support. When you see ads about Brunei, you see rainforests and mosques, but not a lot of pictures of diving," he said, adding that promotional campaigns will help to boost dive tourism.
The dive centre brings in around 300 foreign divers to Brunei every year, but Wong believed the tourist numbers could be considerably higher with more marketing.
"Diving is a key attraction that is known to work very well in many other countries. We have that here, but we need a lot more promotion. Diving in Brunei is very much underexposed to the international market," he said.


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Vulcan Materials names general counsel
By Scuttlebutt2019-10-21T12:45:00+01:00
Vulcan Materials, the nation's largest producer of construction aggregates, has named Denson Franklin as senior vice president and general counsel, effective Dec. 2.
Franklin steps into the general counsel role following the retirement of Michael Mills in September. Mitesh Shah has been promoted to serve as deputy general counsel.
Franklin will be joining Vulcan from the Corporate and Securities Practice Group at Bradley Arant Boult Cummings.
Vulcan Materials
Genesco names new general counsel
Genesco has appointed Scott Becker as senior vice president, general counsel, and corporate secretary. He succeeds Roger Sisson, who retired from Genesco earlier this year.
Study: General counsel pay at five-year high
As the role of the top legal officer at public companies continues to evolve, general counsel compensation has steadily increased over the last five years, according to a new report.
Kadmon appoints general counsel, chief compliance officer
Kadmon Holdings announced the appointment of Gregory Moss as executive vice president, general counsel, and corporate secretary. Moss will also serve as chief compliance officer.
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BitGo adds compliance chief from competitor Coinbase
Digital asset platform BitGo announced the appointment of Jeff Horowitz as chief compliance officer. Horowitz joins BitGo from fellow cryptocurrency firm Coinbase, where he served as CCO for 2 1/2 years.
Visa announces new general counsel amid legal shakeup
Visa announced the appointment of Kelly Mahon Tullier to the newly created position of EVP, chief legal and administrative officer. Julie Rottenberg was subsequently appointed to succeed Tullier as general counsel and SVP.
INX Limited adds chief compliance officer
INX Limited, a blockchain-based platform for trading digital securities and cryptocurrencies in accordance with U.S. and EU regulations, announced the appointment of Jon Rios as chief compliance officer.


Accueil Bande originale Paroles Chansons Fly – Paroles de la chanson dans "Planes".
Fly – Paroles de la chanson dans "Planes".
Compositeur : John Fields and Jon Stevens.
Paroles : John Fields and Jon Stevens.
Sortie : 6 Août 2013.
So many places that I wanna see.
I'm gonna make my dreams reality.
I'll take some time, I don't care what they say.
Going to reach for the stars, and take it all the way.
Can't hold me back, it's just a waste of time.
Into the clouds I'm gonna climb.
I feel the macic when I'm flying free.
A sweet sensation just believe, believe yeah.
And when the sun is burning on my back.
These little wings are where it's at, yeah.
Can't stop me now, it's just a waste of time.
Got to feel alive I wanna fly.


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North Eastern Project Alliance
An Alliance between Fulton Hogan, Laing O'Rouke and Jacobs was formed to deliver a program of works for the Level Crossing Removal Authority (LXRA). The initial works (NEPA 1) consisted of the removal of level crossings at Lower Plenty Road and Grange Road, the rebuild of Rosanna Station and duplication of the Hurstbridge train line.
After detailed technical investigations and community consultation, it was determined that the Lower Plenty Road level crossing would be removed by constructing a rail bridge over the road and an elevated station at Rosanna, whilst at Grange Road the rail line would be lowered to go under the road.
The duplication of the Hurstbridge line included widening of existing embankments and construction of a second tunnel portal as well as broader signalling and power upgrades to support timetable changes and increased demand from the second line.
LOCATION Rosanna CLIENT Level Crossing Removal Authority START February 2017 END August 2018 CAPABILITY Rail, Construction
Toorak Road West Tram Extension
SECTOR: Rail, Construction
As part of Melbourne Metro Tunnel enabling works, the Route 58 tram service which previously travelled along Domain Road and Park Street, South Yarra, was...
Bayswater Level Crossing Removal
As part of Victoria's Level Crossing Removal Program (LCRP), Fulton Hogan (with Laing O'Rourke and AECOM, in an alliance with Public Transport Victoria, Metro Trains...
Melbourne Tram Track Renewal
Fulton Hogan's expertise in rail infrastructure construction and maintenance was applied to the renewal of 920 metres of double tram tracks on Melbourne's iconic tram network....
North Island Cable Enhancement 4 (NICE4)
LOCATION: Waikato
At Fulton Hogan, our international infrastructure specialists are known for our collaborative approach. Our expert teams have a strong track record of working with other...
Kaimai Tunnel
LOCATION: Bay of Plenty


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Philippine troops claim killing 139 rebels
APPublished March 31, 2015
MANILA: A monthlong Philippine offensive against hardline Muslim rebels ended on Monday after 139 insurgents were killed, 12 others were captured and bomb-making strongholds were seized by troops, the military chief said.
Ten soldiers were killed and 30 others were wounded in the ground and air strikes in the marshy boundary of Maguindanao and North Cotabato provinces in the southern Philippines.
The clashes displaced 120,000 villagers at the height of fighting, and about 30,000 have returned home as the clashes eased, Gen Gregorio Pio Catapang told a news conference.
In a final gunbattle on Sunday, four soldiers and 16 insurgents were killed, including a rebel commander, the military said. Government forces launched the assaults Feb 25 against the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Movement after its fighters attacked villages and were implicated in the killings in January of 44 police anti-terror commandos on the outskirts of Maguindanao's Mamasapano town.
"After the relentless operations against the (rebels), we have achieved our objectives, including the neutralisation of more than 50 per cent of their ranks, the capture of their bomb factories and the seizure of their enclaves or safe havens," Catapang said. The military's account could not be independently verified.
Catapang cited intelligence and accounts from troops and villagers for the rebel death toll. Catapang said a smaller number of troops would continue to hunt the rest of the rebels, specifically Abdul Basit Usman, alleged to be a bomb maker and trainer with links to the Indonesian-based Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist network and a suspect in several deadly bomb attacks in the south.
Washington has offered a $1 million award for Usman's capture and prosecution.
Published in Dawn, March 31st, 2015
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Thai woman gets 43-year sentence for insulting king
Four army men among several killed in Afghan attacks
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Govt announces major civil service reforms aimed at improving governance
India starts Covid-19 vaccine shipments to neighbours, barring Pakistan and China


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The purpose of this paper is to survey the research of the past ten years on corrective or remedial reading programs. In the literature, various definitions are given to corrective reading and remedial reading programs, but in this paper no distinction will be made between the two terms. Both terms refer to a plan of corrective instruction and treatment for the disabled reader, generally outside of the regular classroom setting.


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Establés é um município da Espanha na província de Guadalajara, comunidade autónoma de Castilla-La Mancha, de área 52,42 km² com população de 55 habitantes (2004) e densidade populacional de 1,05 hab/km².

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Establés
Municípios da Espanha por nome
Municípios por nome de Castela-Mancha
Localidades de Castela-Mancha
Localidades de Guadalaxara (província)

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