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Timothy was born in Irving, TX. At an early age he was fascinated with pro wrestling, TV, and movies. He wanted to become a larger than life hero. Being from Texas the focus was on sports. Even though he excelled at them he knew that his passion lied elsewhere. Watching the stars like John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, and even Hulk Hogan he knew that his height at 6'3 would one day make him a movie star. When he was 19 years old he started following his dream of entertainment by joining a small Wrestling outfit, Texas Outlaw Promotions (TOPS). From there he rose to the top of the organization and became Texas heavyweight champion. There he also learned that entertaining the audience was a much greater reward that anything he had seen before. As a writer he created story lines, villains, and matches that kept the fans on the edge of their seats. This helped raise the company to profit making status and one of the most known Promotions in Texas. After that he needed a new challenge, Hollywood is his true calling. Arriving in 2003 he quickly got started with stunt work and stage fighting for an indie flick The Last Bad Neighborhood and LALA Land. As an actor he has tremendous stage presence and makes bold creative choices that make directors sit up and awe. After being cast for a small role in Anaheim The Film the writer/director quickly notice his talents and rewrote the movie to feature Timothy as the main villain. Timothy's comedic timing is that of the old school straight man and with the wrestling background, his physical comedy is truly a must see. Timothy tries to choose diversified roles and take chances with every genre and always approaches everything he does with commitment, humor, and grace.
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Q: php/MySQL Conditional IF ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE Multiple Cells in Row Trying to update 3 cells of a row on duplicate using the code below. The first part of the on duplicate works fine, checks if the user exists and only updates if the score is higher, however, the second two statements update regardless of the score being higher or not, they don't appear to be included inside the conditional IF statememnt.
// This query checks if a user exists and either enters or updates based on high score
    $date_entered  = date('Y-m-d h:i:s');
    $query = mysql_query("INSERT INTO `hkhwa_entries` (player_id, name, week_no, score, date_entered, game_time)
        VALUES ('$player_id', '$name', '$week_no', '$score', '$date_entered', '$gametime')
            ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE score = if(VALUES(score) > score, VALUES(score), score), date_entered = '$date_entered', game_time = '$gametime'");

I have tried the following code but it just breaks the query altogether.
Any help greatly appreciated.
$query = mysql_query("INSERT INTO `entries` (player_id, name, week_no, score, date_entered, game_time)
    VALUES ('$player_id', '$name', '$week_no', '$score', '$date_entered', '$game_time')
        ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE score = if(VALUES(score) > score, VALUES(score), score),
        date_entered = if(VALUES(score) > score, VALUES(score), score, '$date_entered'),
        game_time = if(VALUES(score) > score, '$game_time'");

A: You must specify the IF also for the other two assignments:
INSERT INTO hkhwa_entries
     (player_id, name, week_no, score, date_entered, game_time)

VALUES
     ('$player_id', '$name', '$week_no', '$score', '$date_entered', '$gametime')

ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
     score = IF(VALUES(score) > score, VALUES(score), score),
     date_entered = IF(VALUES(score) > score, VALUES(date_entered), date_entered),
     game_time = IF(VALUES(score) > score, VALUES(game_time), game_time)

The second version you provided has syntax errors

A: @user1903887 Try this
$query = mysql_query("INSERT INTO `hkhwa_entries` (player_id, name, week_no, score, date_entered, game_time)
        VALUES ('$player_id', '$name', '$week_no', '$score', '$date_entered', '$gametime')
        ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE score = if(VALUES(score) > '$score', VALUES(score),'$score'),
        date_entered = if(VALUES(score) > '$score', VALUES(date_entered),'$date_entered'),
        game_time = IF(VALUES(score) > '$score', VALUES(game_time), '$gametime');

date_entered = if(VALUES(score) > score, VALUES(score), score, '$date_entered')
You use extra score, in date_entered.

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There are athletes that show incredible talent even in grade school. Some of them will demonstrate skills and even make a name for themselves in High School sports. Just a few though, will be recruited and drawn into college athletics. These rare few will be able to make a living professionally in the sport of their choice.
There are kids who show unbelievable intelligence in grade school. Some of them will make it in the High School Honors. But just a few will be recruited for their intelligence and taken into university. These rare few will be asked to make their living trying to solve the problems of our world.
There are young people who show a great propensity for leadership early in grade school. Some of them will take leadership positions in High School. Just a few will be recruited and nurtured in college to become tomorrow's great leaders. These rare few will rise within the industry of their choice to truly lead.
Why do we have that funnel when there is so much potential? Consider the impact on our world if more people were able to move to the next level on a consistent basis. I believe that we could see human development excel like never before.
Problems that the world find unsolvable will have easy solutions. More leaders would surface to serve our people better. Are YOU ready to move to the next level and excel?
If you are, consider these three lessons that can help you push yourself to become the next super athlete, scholar, or leader that our world needs.
1.) Learn to be uncomfortable.
We live in a very comfortable world. Most of us have a roof over our heads and thermostats that control the temperature in every room. We have soft and cushy blankets that keep us warm, and a comfortable bed so that we can get a good night sleep.
We have lights in our homes that keep us from tripping over unseen obstacles. Safety concepts invade every area of our lives: from smoke detectors, seat belts, to safety briefings. We live a comfortable existence.
While we enjoy it, it keeps us from daring and risking. The times in history when we see the greatest of leaders emerge are times of discomfort and challenge. Think of the Revolutionary War era with new ideas in communication, battle, and government. This was NOT a comfortable time to be alive.
Your neighbor might be a spy. Battles often took place on private land so cannons could be fired from your front door. Many times, you would have to watch helplessly as your crops were destroyed or stolen. There is something about harshness that creates the need and the motivation for change to take place.
If you are going to move to the next level, it is likely that you will have to give up some sleep. You will have to push yourself, run a little further, or faster. To get to the next level, you may need to increase your time of study.
This will NOT be easy. You will need to exercise your mind to look for new ideas and concepts. You will need to open your mind to ideas that may initially repulse you if you are to get to the solution. You may need to work with people you generally don't like. Discomfort is the cost of moving to the next level.
To move to the next level of leadership for instance, you may need to lead in a difficult organization. I remember a season when I was somehow elected to leadership of an organization that I fully believed in. I believed in their mission and purpose. The difficulty was that, I fully disagreed with the methods of the group to get that mission accomplished.
The leadership lessons were fast and furious as I developed better listening and negotiation skills. I learned to think differently and speak differently. At the end of my term, I was a better leader and the organization was better than what it had been when I arrived. Both myself and the organization benefited because we were willing to be uncomfortable.
The discomfort is generally only for a season. Eventually, you may learn to like those people that are currently making your skin crawl. Eventually that longer or faster run will seem easy. The new ideas will seem like common sense. But to get there, you MUST push yourself into the uncomfortable.
One of the fastest ways to move to the next level is to find mentors who will teach you what they have learned. They paid the price of discomfort, and if they are willing to share those lessons with you, you should be thankful.
This man had close to 20 years of experience at that point. He had made mistakes that he shared with me. I won't be making those same mistakes, which will save me much future heartache. He also introduced me to other leaders in other areas where he thought I would benefit from.
Once, he recommended that I join Toastmasters to improve my leadership and public speaking skills. I did that and my public speaking talent blossomed. Month after month for six years, he encouraged, prodded, and challenged me to grow as a leader. The whole time, he was watching for opportunities for me to lead where I would face challenges.
Toward the end of our time together, he was listening for open positions like his across the nation. Some, he mentioned, would NOT be a good fit. When certain openings came up, he would check them out behind the scenes and give me insight. When the right position showed itself, he spoke enthusiastically on my behalf so that I would get the job – and I did.
A solid mentor can help you like that. I also have developed my dead person counsel. On that counsel, I have people like Beethoven, Napoleon, and Mother Teresa among others, to guide my life decisions. I study their lives and their personalities. When I run into a difficult moment, I wonder what Gengis Khan or Jesus Christ would do in my current situation.
Often times, the members of my counsel would disagree – but now I have new options. They are mentoring me. Mentors exist to help you push yourself to the next level.
Finally, we have to decide what that next level looks like. When we have a clear picture in our heads, we will need to go for it with all of our heart, mind, soul, and strength. Let that become the focus of our lives and work.
It could be a degree, a discovery, a World Series Ring, or a deep impact on poverty. Whatever it is, find your passion and focus on it. You should be able to move to the next level.
Our world today needs you to rise up and push yourself. It is our most desperate hour. Throughout history, times like these created a crop of leaders that turns the tides.
We need YOU to join the effort.


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El mas Vilar està situat en un petit turó a l'oest del castell de Sacama, dins el terme municipal d'Olesa de Montserrat.

L'origen del mas cal situar-lo molt probablement en algun moment del  coincidint amb el procés de feudalització dels comtats catalans. Posteriorment, a mitjan , i a conseqüència de la crisi econòmica generada arran de la pesta negra, va quedar deshabitat i quedà agregat al veí mas de Sant Pere Sacama.

Actualment el mas és un munt de ruïnes del que encara podem distingir el bassament d'una torre circular i un parell de sitges.

Intervencions arqueològiques
L'excavació del jaciment, duta a terme entre els anys 1996 i 1998, ha permès documentar l'evolució arquitectònica d'un mas medieval des del seu inici fins al seu abandonament. Aquest és el primer jaciment d'aquestes característiques que s'ha excavat totalment a Catalunya. Aquest fet, junt amb la peculiar troballa de l'esquelet d'un individu d'època medieval, amb indicis d'haver estat assassinat i amagat dins d'una de les sitges del mas, va merèixer una especial atenció per part de la premsa.

Accés
Per arribar-hi, s'ha d'agafar, a la sortida d'Olesa, la carretera que va a Viladecavalls i Terrassa. Després de travessar el torrent de Sant Pere, no gaire lluny de l'encreuament amb la carretera que va a Vacarisses, s'ha de girar en direcció nord-oest per una pista forestal que porta fins al peu de l'ermita. Un cop passat el castell, després d'una forta baixada que voreja el turó, a mà esquerra hi ha una bassa prop de la qual se situa el jaciment. S'hi pot accedir amb cotxe.

Enllaços externs
 Mas Vilar, al web de Pobles de Catalunya
 Mas Vilar, al web de l'ajuntament d'Olesa de Montserrat

Edificis d'Olesa de Montserrat
Masies del Baix Llobregat desaparegudes

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Same As It Ever Was. 2015 Study Shows the Abysmal State of Diversity in Hollywood.
by superselected · Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, Ava Duvernay, Diversity in Hollywood, USC	· 06 Aug 2015
The Media, Diversity, & Social Change (MDSC) Initiative at USC's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism has released its latest study, "examining gender and race/ethnicity on screen and behind the camera across the 100 top‐grossing fictional films."
The study, which examines gender, race, and LGBT status using 700 films released between 2007 and 2014, paints a bleak picture and highlights the harsh reality of Hollywood. If you are anything other than white, male, and heterosexual — you're going to have a rough go of it.
The most stark aspect of the study is the lack of women with speaking parts in major films.
And the stats on women working behind the scenes were also pretty disappointing,
Across the 100 top films of 2014, only 15.8% of content creators working as directors, writers, and producers were women. Women only accounted for 1.9% of directors, 11.2% of writers, and 18.9% of producers. Put differently, only 2 women directed across the 100 top films of 2014. This is not different from 2013 (2 female directors across 100 top films) or 2007 (3 female directors across 100 top films). Twenty‐eight women have worked as directors across the 700 top films from 2007 to 2014. Only three were African American.
Selma filmmaker Ava DuVernay, one of the 3 African-American women referenced in the study, and the sole African-American woman director for 2014, commented on the study via Twitter.
You see that sickening @MDSCInitiative report today? How can we look at that and expect the stories to be full-bodied and inclusive?
— Ava DuVernay (@AVAETC) August 6, 2015
Read the study HERE.
African Women Online Magazine
Black Women Blog
Black women Filmmakers
Black Women in Film
Black Women Online Magazine
Diversity in Hollywood
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This Black Coming of Age Film and Series Are Headed to Amazon.
Short Film. Janelle Monáe and Belvedere Vodka Present 'Val From Purchasing.' Directed by Janicza Bravo.
This Supernatural Dark Comedy Web Series is Based on East African Mysticism.
Here We Go Again. #OscarsSoWhite. Oscar Nominations Are Even Whiter This Year. | SUPERSELECTED - Black Fashion Magazine Black Models Black Contemporary Artists Art Black Musicians
said on January 14, 2016
[…] some are claiming that this 2-year trend is merely a "dip," a 2015 study on diversity in Hollywood reveals what most of us already know. Despite the election of a black woman to the post of Academy […]
Queen Latifah Teams Up With Jessica Chastain, Freida Pinto, and More to Create Woman Centered Film Company. | SUPERSELECTED - Black Fashion Magazine Black Models Black Contemporary Artists Art Black Musicians
said on February 25, 2016
[…] recent diversity reports show, Hollywood has a long way to go when it comes to gender equality. Queen Latifah, who has […]


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Poor computer workstation ergonomics can be a cause of simple lower back pain and can lead to other problems too such as neck and shoulder pain and forearm and hand problems. This article suggests nine very simple tips that will instantly improve your posture whilst using a computer. 1. Get a decent chair.
So many people manage with any old chair that comes to hand; the chair should fit you and not all chairs fit everyone, so experiment with different types of chair. The good news is that you dont have to spend a fortune on a really expensive chair. A conventional chair will be perfectly alright provided you make sure it has a good solid base, is height adjustable and that you can alter the angle of the backrest.
2. Make sure your lower back is well supported.
This means that the natural inward curve of your lower spine should be supported. If you get the posture of your lower back right then your head and neck posture automatically improves too. Dont think that you will remember to sit upright all day, everybody sags when they stop concentrating and its tiring and hard work remembering to sit up tall the whole time. To avoid sagging as the day goes on you can use a chair that has a decent support already built in or use a lumbar roll.
Lumbar rolls are simply rolls of foam that sit at your beltline, between you and the chair back, and keep your lower back nicely upright. You can purchase ready made ones or alternatively make your own with a small rolled up towel or cushion. It's a good idea to do this anyway as experimenting with the width of your lumbar roll will give you a good idea of the right size for you..
3. Make sure your feet are on the floor or up on a footrest.
This is sometimes a bit tricky, if the desk is too tall sometimes the chair height has to be increased and then your feet are not on the floor. You should be able to comfortably get your knees under the desk and have your feet on the floor, if you cant do this you need to change the desk or get a footrest.
4. Keep your head in a neutral position.
The centre of your screen should be at about 15 degrees below eye level. To achieve this you must have an adjustable monitor, both for tilt and for height. If you have to twist or turn to see your monitor this can be very bad news!
5. Try and keep your forearms at about a 90 degree angle.
Support them on the desk top or use a wrist rest. Your upper arms should be relaxed and vertical if possible. In order to achieve this you need to be able to move the keyboard around and the desk needs to be at the right height.
6. Dont work for long periods using a notebook or laptop.
You need to have the monitor at a decent height and still have your wrists supported. Unless you have a separate keyboard and mouse you cannot achieve this with a laptop. Without investing in separate a mouse and keyboard you will never get good computer workstation ergonomics using a portable machine. It is best to use a desktop machine when possible.
Often in offices people share chairs and computer workstations. Sometimes you cant avoid this but it is not good practice. Everyone is different and your workstation ergonomics should be set up for just you. If you have to share take time to readjust each time you use the computer again, it will be worth the effort.
Stop, get up and move around for a few minutes every hour. If you find it hard to remember to take a break set a small alarm clock to beep on the hour.
9. Talk to your workplace occupational health team or an ergonomic assessor.
Many companies will offer computer workplace ergonomics assessment and give advice tailored to you.
Finally, remember we are all different so tailor this advice to suit you.
Paula Fitzpatrick is a British trained physiotherapist specialising in the treatment of back pain. Visit http://www.lower-back-pain-toolkit.com for up to date, reliable information about the causes and treatment of lower back pain.


Amy Stolls, Eleanor Steele, Jennifer Brickman. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Amy Stolls, Susan Clampitt, Carlyn Madden, Ann Geracimos. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Amy Stolls, Susan Clampitt, The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Willee Lewis, Molly Elkin, Mary Haft, Robert Haft. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Ann Geracimos, Willie Lewis, Robert Haft. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Buck O'Leary, Joan Bray, Jack Bray, Caroline Croft. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Arthur Allen, Peter Lewis, Margaret Talbot. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Buck O'Leary, Joan Bray, Jack Bray. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Carlyn Madden, Lionell Thomas, Judith Terra. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Carlyn Madden, Ann Geracimos. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Emma Snyder, Andrea Waiswasser. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Claire Berke, Michael Sigrist, Kennet Agnew, Melanie Agnew. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Frances Hardin, Ilya Levin. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Gilda Karasik, Farzana Walcott. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Frances Hardin, Marilyn Stern, Ilya Levin, Beth Mendelson. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Helen Lee, Daniel Wolfe, Jan Zastrow. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Melanie Agnew, Claire Berke. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Molly Elkin, Ivan Wasserman. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Marian Holmes, Rebecca Cross, Janet Cam. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Robert Heft, Susan Shreve, Ron Charles. L-R The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Molly Elkin, Lisa Page, Andrea Weiswasser. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Stephanie Shanks, S.L. Wallace. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
David Otsuka, Maureen Howard, Mark Probst, Andy Bienen. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Julie Otsuka, Russell Banks, Steven Millhauser.The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Julie Otsuka, Steven Millhauser, Anita Desai. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.
Marita Golden, Maureen Howard. The Pen/Faulkner Awards at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Photo by Ben Droz.


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If you're hosting a holiday party this year and need a cookie exchange invitation, look no further! Punchbowl has free cookie exchange invitations that are guaranteed to get your guests' mouths watering as soon as they see them.
Pick a date: Early December is generally the best time to host a cookie exchange party. Choose an afternoon on the weekend or an early evening during the week when everyone can spend a few hours chatting and nibbling together.
Send out invitations: Find an appetizing cookie exchange invite from the collection of free invitations on Punchbowl to give your guests a taste of the festivities to come. Keep your guest list to a manageable size—large enough to enjoy an interesting variety of cookies, but not so large that you are overwhelmed.
Write your wording: Try one of the following suggestions for your cookie exchange invitation wording.
It's the time of year when the best cookies are made, what fun to make extra in order to trade!
Sweets, treats, and yummy eats!
Join us for a Christmas Sweets Swap!
It is a good idea to include the basic rules for your cookie swap on your invite so guests can prepare. Let everyone know how many dozens of cookies they need to bring, and whether you would like them to include the recipe. You can also ask your guests to let you know what type of cookies they will be making when they RSVP and then share this information with others so that everybody brings a different recipe. Use the potluck tool on Punchbowl to stay organized!
This is one of the best holiday party themes to bring families and friends together to share some delicious desserts and good conversation. Send out your cookie exchange invitations early and then start thinking about what delightful recipe you'll bake this year!


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Equatorial Guinea12 April 2022, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea- COMIFAC Executive Secretary, Herve Martial Maidou, speaks during an event on the four betters on the second day at the Sipopo Conference Centre for the Food a...
Equatorial Guinea12 April 2022, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea - FAO Sub Regional Coordinator for Central Africa Helder Muteia, speaks during an event on the four betters on the second day at the Sipopo Conference Centre f...
Equatorial Guinea12 April 2022, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea- Gabriel Ngua Ayecaba, Director General of the Environment and Conservation of Equatorial Guinea, speaks during an event on the four betters on the second day...
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Equatorial Guinea12 April 2022, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea - FAO Assistant Director-General Abebe Haile Gabriel, speaks during an event on the four betters on the second day at the Sipopo Conference Centre for the Food...
Equatorial Guinea12 April 2022, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea- FAO Regional Coordinator for the Emergency Center for Transboundary Animal Diseases (ECTAD) for Eastern Africa, Charles Bebay, speaks via zoom during the One...
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Equatorial Guinea12 April 2022, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea - Secretary of State of Animal Health and Food Saftey of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea, Pascual Bacale Mbiang, speaks before the One Health Platform: Preve...
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Equatorial Guinea12 April 2022, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea - A representative from Burundi asks a question via zoom during the One Health Platform: Prevention of future pandemics through effective cross-sectoral engage...
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Equatorial Guinea12 April 2022, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea - A representative from Namibia speaking during the One Health Platform: Prevention of future pandemics through effective cross-sectoral engagement meeting on...
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Equatorial Guinea12 April 2022, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea - Deputy Director-General of the FAO, Maria Helena Semedo, speaks during the One Health Platform: Prevention of future pandemics through effective cross-sector...
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Equatorial Guinea11 April 2022, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea - Patrice Talla, FAO Sub regional Coordinator for Southern Africa. FAO Regional Conference for Africa (ARC32).
Equatorial Guinea11 April 2022, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea - Pascual Bacale Mbiang, Secretary of State of Animal Health and Food Safety of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea. FAO Regional Conference for Africa (ARC32).
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Equatorial Guinea11 April 2022, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea - Equatorial Guinea Minister of Agriculture, Livestock, Forests and the Enviornment, Francisca Eneme Efua, speaks during the opening of the Senior Officers Mee...
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BBC looking to revive weekly chart show, reports say
The show won't be branded as 'Top Of The Pops', but might involve Simon Cowell
James Hendicott
The BBC are considering relaunching a weekly chart show, reports say, though the show won't be branded as 'Top Of The Pops'.
Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates will shortly film the almost-annual Christmas and New Year editions of Top Of The Pops, but The Independent reports that talks are underway to bring back a more regular Friday evening chart slot.
Ben Cooper, head of BBC Radio 1, is quoted in the Independent's article, talking of a weekly show. that would "bring back a youth music weekly programme to primetime BBC".
"I am working hard with Bob Shennan [BBC Director of Music], asking, 'What are the ingredients that would work for today?'" he said. "When people ask about whether Top of the Pops is coming back, what they are really saying is, 'When can we get a once-a-week primetime BBC1 music slot?' I have had this conversation with agents, independent production companies, and with Simon Cowell a few weeks back."
Cooper says there are no plans to continue the Top Of The Pops brand, however, in part because the BBC feel the format won't work in modern times.
"It's not just about one musical performance after another,", he says, "because you can get that on YouTube. We are talking about [a programme aimed at] either a family audience or an over-25 audience. The under-25 [audience] is well-served by Radio 1 and children's TV when it comes to visual opportunities to see your favourite bands."
Iconic BBC show Top of the Pops ran from the beginning of 1964 to July 2006, but has existed only in sporadic Christmas and New Year format since then. Simon Cowell expressed an interest in buying the rights to Top Of The Pops back in 2008.
He said: "I would rather it came to us than just sit in the dustbin. If the BBC wanted to do a deal, and I can get ITV to buy it and broadcast it, I'd put it on ITV. It's been a good year for music and I think it's part of the tradition. It's not as though people aren't interested in music at the moment. Maybe we could make it a bit more interesting."
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Texas Tech Debuts School of Veterinary Medicine in Amarillo
By Matt Jones
Following nearly two years of construction, the Texas Tech University's brand-new School of Veterinary Medicine in Amarillo, Texas, is seeing staff and faculty move in. The school has been operating out of interim offices of the Laura W. Bush Institute for Women's Health, but as construction crews wrap up the west wing of the Amarillo Campus, the facility is ready to welcome its inaugural class of 64 students next week. Orientation will begin on Monday, Aug. 9, and an official ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for Oct. 22.
"This inaugural class are pioneers, and they're excited to help write the page of history that's occurring right now," said Britt Conklin, Associate Dean for Clinical Programs at the School of Veterinary Medicine. "We're excited to finally get them here. We're excited to finally start this engine and go ahead and see where we end up."
The School of Veterinary Medicine is comprised of two facilities: one will house the school's academic headquarters in Northwest Amarillo. The other, located two miles northwest, will house infrastructure spaces; clinical, surgical and husbandry skills development; and housing for larger animals.
The new facility came with a $90-million construction budget raised largely from private individuals, groups, and foundations, as well as from the Amarillo Economic Development Corp. The facility covers a total of 210,000 square feet. The university partnered with contractor Western Builders of Amarillo, Inc., and design professionals from Kirksey.
"Today is such an exciting day," said Guy Loneragan, dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine. "I—we all—still have to pinch ourselves to know that this isn't a dream. It is real. And it happened because so many made it so. In particular, the Amarillo community and surrounding region, and the AEDC rallied to make it a success. We are thrilled to call Amarillo home. Our incredible team has primarily come to Amarillo to be a part of the school. They have been welcomed with open arms."
The Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine was established in 2018 and granted the status of Provisional Accreditation from the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Council on Education (COE) in March of this year. The current faculty and staff population of 57 is expected to grow to about 120, and the facilities contain space for up to 500 students, including graduate students and veterinary students.
Matt Jones is senior editor of Spaces4Learning. He can be reached at [email protected].
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An excerpt from a brochure explaining the Louisiana draft 2017 coastal master plan.
The importance to the rest of the United States of Louisiana's proposed 2017 master plan for coastal restoration and hurricane storm surge protection will be the topic of a Thursday (Feb. 16) summit keynoted by Gov. John Bel Edwards on the Louisiana State University campus in Baton Rouge. The summit, which begins at 9 a.m. at the Lod Cook Alumni Center, 3848 W. Lakeshore Drive, also is expected to attract former U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu and former Gov. Kathleen Blanco, as well as a number of state and federal officials involved in coastal restoration, coastal scientists, environmentalists and industry leaders.
The summit is the third in a series sponsored by the America's WETLAND Foundation and the state Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority. The earlier leadership forums, in October, focused on issues involved in putting the master plan into operation and finding reliable financing for its projects.
Don Boesch, president of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Sciences.


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B-173007 June 29, 1971
B-173007: Jun 29, 1971
He obligated himself to reimburse VA for any amount it was required to pay as guarantor to the lender or its assignee upon default of the loan. Because the purchase price paid at the foreclosure sale was less than the amount of the mortgage indebtedness and VA made payment under its guaranty. Bacon's legal point are set forth in his letter to you of March 25. He contends that since the actual value of the property was equal to or exceeded the amount of the mortgage and the purchase price at the foreclosure sale was substantially less than its value. The court will determine that the purchase price at the foreclosure sale did not represent its actual value. This argument is answered by the numerous court decisions.
Mr. Stewart J. Carrouth Assistant United States Attorney Post Office Box 1308 Tallahassee, Florida 32302
Dear Mr. Carrouth:
By letter of April 22, 1971, you requested a review of the legal arguments of Mr. Thelston Earl Bacon whose indebtedness to the United States arose under a Veterans Administration (VA) guaranteed home loan. When he and his wife obtained the loan in June 1958, he obligated himself to reimburse VA for any amount it was required to pay as guarantor to the lender or its assignee upon default of the loan. Although Mr. Bacon sold his home to Mr. James S. Sheppard and Jane V. Sheppard, who subsequently conveyed it to Mr. And Mrs. John Hawkins - both assuming Mr. Bacon's mortgage -Mr. Bacon became liable to VA after the Hawkins defaulted on the loan, because the purchase price paid at the foreclosure sale was less than the amount of the mortgage indebtedness and VA made payment under its guaranty.
Mr. Bacon's legal point are set forth in his letter to you of March 25, 1971. He contends that since the actual value of the property was equal to or exceeded the amount of the mortgage and the purchase price at the foreclosure sale was substantially less than its value, he can successfully plead as a defense under the law of Florida the actual value of the property in any action against him for a deficiency judgement, and the court will determine that the purchase price at the foreclosure sale did not represent its actual value. He cites as authority R. K. Cooper Construction Company v. Fulton, 216 So. 2d 11 (Fla. 1968). This argument is answered by the numerous court decisions, including that of the United States Supreme Court in United States v. Shimer, 367 U. S. 374 (1961), holding that VA regulations control the determination of the property value to be credit against a veteran's indebtedness, and that these regulations displace State statutes and court decisions governing deficiency judgements and procedures for testing the fair and reasonable value of the property after foreclosure sales. See, in addition to Shimer, McKnight v. United States, 259 F. 2d 540 (1958); United States v. Rossi, 342 F. 2d 505 (1965); United States v. Stadium Apartment, Inc. 425 F. 2d 358 (1970), discussion of VA case at pp. 362-363 and 365; United States v. Henderson, 121 F. Supp. 343 (1953); United States v. Gallardo, 154 F. Supp. 373 (1957); United States v. Jones, 155 F. Supp. 52 (1957).
The pertinent VA regulations, covering the sale of secured property, were those in effect at the time of foreclosure and sale of the home early in 1968 and these are similar to those cited in the Shimer case, that is the regulations at 13 federal Register 7739-7741, November 27, 1948, as amended. See 38 CFR 36.4320. Under the regulations, the veteran is to be credited at least for the amount received at the foreclosure sale. In addition, for the protection of VA and the veteran, VA may in its discretion establish in accordance with its appraisal of the property a minimum amount (upset price) for credit to the veteran's account, even though the price paid at the foreclosure sale might be less than this appraised value. This latter step was apparently taken in the present case, although VA was not required to establish an upset price under the regulations. The VA appraised value insures that value of his property, State law notwithstanding.
Mr. Bacon also believes that under Florida law he is only secondarily liable, and the Government must exhaust all possible remedies against the Sheppards and the Hawkins before making any claim against him. This view is unsupportable because Mr. Bacon made a separate and independent agreement to reimburse VA for any loss. See Shimer at pp. 387-388 and Rossi, cited above. We also note that the most recent Florida case cited by Mr. Bacon, Alabama - Florida Co. v. Mays, 149 So 61 (1933), held at p. 64 (91 ALR 143) that where a mortgagor sells the real property subject to the mortgage, the mortgagor may treat both the mortgagor and each successive purchaser who has assumed payment of the mortgage debt as principal debtors, or he may proceed against one or more of them, and to the exclusion of the others. In other words, the mortgagor and the successive grantees are liable jointly and severally.
Mr. Bacon's final argument is that the United States is estopped from making claim against him because he was not properly notified of the default and all payments were accepted from subsequent purchasers. Assuming, but not deciding, this to be true, the Government is not estoppped because of the actions of the mortgagee. Insofar as notification of default by the VA is concerned, the court in the Rossi case, supra, held that notice of foreclosure proceedings and possibility of deficiency was not required; and also held that where an official of the United States acts outside his actual authority, the United States is not estopped by that action. Further, in the instant case a copy of a letter dated April 30, 1969, from the VA to Mr. Bacon discloses that:
"The loan records show that the first delinquency occurred in July 1967 and you telephoned our office on October 10, 1967 regarding it. At that time, our representative discussed the matter with you and informed you of your potential liability in the event of foreclosure. Although the account was later reinstated, the loan records disclose that we received another notice in November 1967 that the account was in default and the maturity date of the loan had been accelerated. In response to our letter to you of November 29, 1967, you telephoned our office on December 6, 1967 and our representative informed you of the status of the loan and you said you would see what you could do, but we did not hear from you again prior to foreclosure."
Paul G. Dembling General Counsel


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Alternative routes - Mittagong - Yerranderie/Kanangra Walls?
I am contemplating a few variations on the standard Mittagong-Yerranderie section of Mittagong to Katoomba and so am seeking current knowledge. I have read several excellent threads on the area and am trying to link these threads with the mapping and how to best extend them to Kanangra Walls.
It seems there that other than Nattai routes that I have walked leading to Beloon Pass and Yerranderie there are a couple of interesting possibilities leading off from the Wombeyan Caves Road.
1. From Wanganderry Road head down Burnt Flat Creek past Bonnum Pic, along the Wollondilly and link into the standard route through Yerranderie. It looks like you can easily connect into the Central Ridge FT without Waterboard risks.
2. Head off from Goodmans Ford to Barralier then up Murruin Creek, Bindook Mountain, out to the Yerranderie Road to pick up the track to Colong Caves and the Uni Rover Trail. I have read the detailed thread that discusses Murruin Creek but would like a little more detail about exiting up to the Bindook area.
Comments on any other alternatives, level of difficulty (I am not into hard off track scrub), issues with private land access etc would be welcome.
The route up Murruin Creek is excellent. There are no tracks, but the going is very pleasant. Amazing wilderness creek walking. Getting out of the creek and on to the plateau is no big deal. The side trip to Bindook Falls is an hour or so and well worth it.
We came down into Church Creek rather than the Uni Rover trail.
I can look up my maps and confirm the route and PM you if you want.
Murriun creek is very excellent as Clarence says and if you're running a bit behind time has an abundance of great camping spots. Climbing the up to the Bindook property via Bindook mountain is an option and an easy one at that but you will be way past the central ridge ft, as you no doubt know.
Another interesting route but more direct would be to cross the Wollondilly to Pallin flat, climb one of the Spurs up on to the Millnigang ft and from the junction at the end of the road you can decide which way to Yerranderie suits you...Oberon stock to the left, Sheepwash/central ridge to the right.
Thanks guys. I should have said that if I went via Murriun Creek then I would bypass Yerranderie. As I look at the area more there looks like a few nice multi-day loops can be created. I remember only one trip in the area from the 70's and the details are very vague other than the view of 5 platypuses swimming in a large pool as we climbed away from the Wollindilly.


People gained enormous support from others with haemophilia and HIV. Some were surprised by this support and remembered their initial reluctance humorously.
Many people were involved with 'Birchgrove' and later the support weekends facilitated by the Macfarlane Trust and the Haemophilia Society.
In the early days of diagnosis, there was a stark contrast between the support gained from others with HIV and the often inadequate support offered by the health service.
Ben: I started taking the Dihydrocodeine to make myself feel better. I started taking a lot of that; then smoking marijuana, doing speed, E's, acid...and all of that would take me away. It would take me away from all the hurt and just the feeling bad... I just got stuck into that, and that is what I done. I didn't know how to survive really any other way... I used to see psychologists and stuff, but they really didn't help, as I just thought: 'Well, seeing you is all well and good, and talking to you is okay, but you can't take away what's wrong with me."
Catherine: Those awful stuffy, square Haemophilia get-togethers! Where everybody drinks a lot, smiles at each other and pretends to be having a good time, but they're really not. And we're Von Willebrands, we don't know whether we really fit in and don't know how to deal with all that avoidance. There's so much avoidance at those meetings.
Dave: I was in two categories because the Haemophiliacs, at that stage, were blaming the gay community for donating blood and getting infected that way. But I was in the two camps you see, because I'm a gay Haemophiliac. So I thought: 'I'm not only a Haemophiliac, an HIV positive Haemophiliac, but a gay Haemophiliac as well. I'm the only one!' Which is quite bizarre - when you're growing up and you're coming to terms with being positive, and then trying to come out as well - oh, it was quite difficult!
David: We had this meeting, and there was myself and about three or four other haemophiliacs - all of whom I know, most of them younger than me. Prof Bloom said: 'Well, there was this problem' (which we were aware of) and he couldn't say what was going to happen, but he thought it might be a good idea if we tried to form a help group. We gathered together and set up the group, and it was agreed we'd have the next meeting in a room in a pub called the Birchgrove. That is, of course, why subsequently, when we did set it up, the organisation became known as the Birchgrove Group.
Joseph: I had a consultant whose belief really was that, by providing psychological support, you emphasised the need for it, and that that could be a negative thing. But, in all honesty, I really think it could have been a useful tool to help to cope with daily life and living with the condition.
Mick: We had a letter through the post from Birchgrove. I had never heard of this Birchgrove before in my life. 'Come and join us on our self-help weekend... and nancy-pancy...let's have a chittety-chat and meet others in your position.' I thought, I ain't going to that crap! And Caroline says: 'You've got to go, those are people in your position. You need to talk to other people; you don't talk to anybody.' I said: 'I don't need to talk to anybody. I'm fine!' Anyway, she dragged me there, kicking and screaming, to Manchester. It was just unbelievable! It was an eye-opening experience to sit there with 30, 40 other haemophiliacs who were thinking and feeling and saying exactly the same things that I'd been thinking and feeling, but wasn't saying to anybody else. It was nice to know that there were other people out there who felt as pissed off, angry, depressed, whatever...about the situation, and I wasn't just on my own and loopy. And it was okay to laugh and joke about it!
Owen: I remember seeing one doctor. I'd gone up about something else, which was a very small thing, but what I think I had done was I had gone up there because I wanted to talk to somebody. I asked him about AIDS and what he thought, and he said to me: 'Look' he said, "They're telling you you might die, you might not. They might find some sort of treatment for it, so hang in there and try and think as positively as possible". And that's all he said, and I remember saying, "Really?" Because up until then I'd just been told you were going to die; the media tell you, the doctors tell you, everybody tells you. But I will always, always be grateful to him because he actually did give me a bit of hope.


First this quilt.....it is a 2 years old UFO, I started quitling pebbles but I really didn't like the effect so I put it away until late last year when I decided to undo the quilting.........it really took forever but I finished this weekend. I plan to try to find a similar green fabric to replace the white fabric in the top right corner. After that I will appliqué some automn leafs......mainly to hide some booboo I did while taking off the quilting.
Second project, another UFO .....orange peel quilt....I got the template eons ago but never used it.
The little prince quilt top is done except the quote that I need to finish. The lucky recipient love it so I am happy.
Your quilt is beautiful. Enjoy making your Orange Peel quilt.
Love the colors in that quilt and it's already kitty approved! Like the colors on the orange peel blocks. Good luck with the progress.
Seeing your kitty stretched out luxuriantly on your quilt made me think she would make a good applique pattern too Yanicka! I love the effect of your orange peels on the newspaper fabric. It looks like real newspaper bits.
Oh, I love your sweet kitty! What a beautiful helper! I have wanted to make an Orange Peel quilt...love the newspaper fabric!
Applique can hide a multitude of sins. I've used it myself for the same reason.
Those orange peels are gorgeous!! I love the blues on the newsprint. Great fabric choices!
The newsprint fabric looks so real that, honestly, I wasn't sure. I love text fabric and was working hard to collect some. Now it seems to find me! What's up with that? The orange peels look great on it, so maybe that's a way to undo the collecting issue. Oh, one nice thing about UFO's is that when you come back to them, they don't take long to finish!
I don't know which I like better - the quilt or the kitty!
Marsha from the Christmas in July Blog Hop group....welcome aboard!
I find that your orange peels have a fresh air that would make a lovely summer quilt.
Now are those orange peels on paper or fabric? Going to be a lovely quilt. Thanks for linking to WIPs Be Gone.


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La province de Sechura (en espagnol : Provincia de Sechura) est l'une des huit provinces de la région de Piura, au nord-ouest du Pérou. Son chef-lieu est la ville de Sechura.

Géographie
La province couvre une superficie de . Elle est située à l'extrême nord du Pérou, au bord de l'océan Pacifique. Elle est limitée au nord par la province de Paita et la province de Piura, à l'est par la région de Lambayeque, au sud et à l'ouest par l'Océan Pacifique.

Histoire
La province a été fondée le .

Population
La population de la province s'élevait à  habitants en 2005.

Subdivisions
La province de Sechura est divisée en six districts :
 Bellavista de la Unión
 Bernal
 Cristo nos Valga
 Rinconada Llicuar
 Sechura
 Vice

Liens externes
 Site officiel de la province

Sechura


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The Riverfront Club at The Westin Riverfront Resort & Spa at Beaver Creek Mountain will host Yoga Gives Back, a fundraiser featuring three special yoga classes, on Saturday, Sept. 17.
Yoga Gives Back is a California-based non-profit dedicated to raising awareness and funds to help alleviate poverty among women and children in India. The Riverfront Club's Yoga Gives Back is part of the group's worldwide "Thank You Mother India" event, with more than 50 studios in 10 countries holding special fundraisers on Sept. 17th. A donation of $15 per class is suggested, with all of the money going directly to the organization. Complimentary self-parking is included in all three yoga session.
Heart and Hip Opening Class with Janice Ingson: 8 a.m. - 9:20 a.m.
•	Free your heart, unlock your hips and deepen your breath during this special Vinyasa yoga class. Explore a variety of poses that will focus on releasing the hips and opening the heart, allowing for a release of emotional tension and stress.
Power Flow Yoga with Elizabeth Sullivan: 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
•	An Energetic Power Vinyasa Flow class that will energize your body, your soul and your life! Ignite your being with this wonderful collective Get-Up-And-Go yoga class.
Gentle Flow Yoga with Yvonne Schwartz plus Tea Service and Meditation: 4:00 p.m. - 5:20 p.m.
•	A combination of gentle flow and restorative postures for yogis of all levels, designed to encourage the body to let go and move into deep relaxation. A quiet tea service will be provided at the end of the class to help participants leave feeling renewed and refreshed.
The two morning yoga sessions will feature music by DJ Erik. With a background as a Buddhist practitioner and part-time yoga instructor, DJ Erik knows just which music to choose to create a seamless soundscape to feed your soul during your yoga practice. Pulling from mainstream tracks to world beat and modern yoga music, DJ Erik works with the energy in the room to create a fun, interactive flow to enhance your asana practice.
The Riverfront Club will provide mats, blacks, straps, bolsters and blankets. Please bring a water bottle and your own mat if you prefer.
The Riverfront Club can be found inside The Westin Riverfront Resort & Spa at Beaver Creek Mountain, located at 126 Riverfront Lane in Avon. For more information, please call (970)790-2051 or email wschick@westinriverfront.com.
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Open call by fabric | ch & TASML: Deterritorialized Living / Inhabiting the Computer Cabinet
Tuesday, September 10. 2013
By fabric | ch
Following our residency in Beijing at the Tsinghua University that ended last July, fabric | ch transformed itself into the organizers of a call (!) that will run between next september and october, in partneship with TASML (Beijing). The call is closely related to the work and workshop we've done in Beijing.
The results of this CALL (1st price) will be presented during the next Lisbon Architecture Triennale, CLOSE, CLOSER (curator Beatrice Galilee), so as another list of EVENTS, as an Associated Program and during a talk together with fabric | ch.
An Award of Distinction is open to international submissions.
You can find below a copy of this open call dedicated to individuals or interdisciplinary groups of students and faculty members of Tsinghua University in the fields of Architecture, Design, Art and Sciences (1st prize), so as to the international community (students and professionals, Award of Distinction).
Call: http://call.deterritorialized.org/
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Call : radical designs and sustainable strategies for shared, open and livable personal data centers (& clouds)
In collaboration with fabric | ch, Tsinghua Art & Sciences Research Center Media Laboratory (TASML) is pleased to announce an open call to the Tsinghua community for individuals or interdisciplinary groups of students and faculty in the fields of Architecture, Design, Art and Sciences. Conceived by fabric | ch, the competition is inspired by Deterritorialized Living, a workshop, a project and series of online "tools / atmospherics" developed on the Tsinghua campus during a recent residency.
The purpose of the competition is to explore a radicalized experience of deterritorialisation / detemporalization through intensive use of network, transportation and sometimes biochemical devices as well as to investigate alternative strategies in lieu of corporate approaches to data, data centers and cloud computing. The competition aims to develop speculative and innovative artifacts (code, interfaces, programs, objects, devices, spaces, etc.) for this contemporary situation.
Inhabiting the Computer Cabinet competition (Deterritorialized Living, the Beijing sessions) will be an Associated Project during Close, Closer, the much anticipated Lisbon Architecture Triennale that will take place in late summer and fall of 2013, curated by Beatrice Galilee, Liam Young, Mariana Pestana and Jose Esparza Chong Cuy.
One of the first general purpose computer, the Eniac I, back in 1946.
Context: Since the public emergence of the Internet and the web in the mid '90s and the ubiquitous presence of wireless communication, peer to peer exchanges, and social networks of all kinds in recent years, we have witnessed a growing tendency towards horizontally mediated decentralization. These conditions have not only deeply influenced the ways in which people and societies interact (social interactions, exchanges, mobilities, artifacts, economies, etc.), but have also affected how clusters of computers and hardware collaborate or exchange information. To some extent, networks have generated some sort of "geo-engineered" milieu that triggers an experience of delocalization: ambient deterritorialization that is always around, always on.
Recently the "network" concept has started to widen its influence: the energy industry is planning to adopt the horizontal model with its "smart grid" plans, in which everybody should be able to produce their own clean energy and store it or share it with the rest of the community. We can witness something similar in alternative, locally produced food: the idea of distributed food that is produced close to the place where it will be eaten, through the approach of highly decentralized and small scale "gardening" or through certain forms of urban "farming". Rapid prototyping also helps to spur a similar movement in the product design community.
Yet, on the data side, we are witnessing the exact opposite: we have moved from a fundamentally decentralized model towards a highly "mainframed" (centralized) structure of corporately owned data, services and data centers, although these seemingly "immaterial" information architectures appear to be deceptively decentralized, accessible everywhere, anytime.
Should we then consider personal-urban-"data-farming" instead of corporate data centralization too? Or should we rather try urban-"data-gardening" instead? Could we build a highly decentralized, almost atomized open system of small interconnected data centers? Could we possibly inhabit these data centers, taking advantage of the heat they generate, the high-bandwidth network access they provide, the data they collect? Should we also consider their necessary relocation while taking into account their highly mediated nature?
… and a picture of several servers cabinets taken out of Clog: Data Space (2012).
Or should we simply consider the data center figure (and its services) for what it is: the furtive icon of our modernity and of the radically modified relation we maintain to global territory? Should we therefore think about it in even more radical or speculative terms?
Based on the context above, we are calling for proposals under the title of Deterritorialized Living (Beijing sessions) / Inhabiting the Computer Cabinet.
Objective: An abstract space of 9 square meters is proposed for the competition, to be designed into a large computer cabinet that is inhabitable. Its exact shape, height and volume are to be defined by the candidates.
The cabinet can be situated in any natural or artificial place on Earth. It can also be located in an ideal environment (which should be defined in detail). Cooling (natural or artificial) is the only necessary condition: fresh air (and/or other refreshing means) needs to enter the space and to cool down the machines. It is then transformed into hot air charged with positive ions by the processing units that could in turn be used for any other meaningful purposes or symbiotic uses, before eventually being extracted.
The computer cabinet functions as a small data center. A certain number of servers, NAS (networked attached storage), virtual machines, etc. are therefore also installed within this space. The inhabitant(s) have to share the space with the machines in some ways. The status and/or security of the data could also be addressed in some creative ways.
The cabinet is part of a network and can be combined or aggregated with others to form a larger, possibly mobile, mediated and/or networked structure.
Goal: by taking advantage of the physical, informational, computational, chemical, biological, environmental or climatological features of the facility (inside and outside), the project focuses on creating a livable environment within the computer data cabinet (or personal data center). The outcome of the project could be to engage with the overall design or to develop a very specific device, object, software, interface and/or installation within this given framework.
http://www.deterritorialized.org is an artificial atmosphere conceived by fabric | ch that is delivered in the form of algorithmically constructed data feeds. It is composed by a set of web services and libraries that were developed in the context of a residency on the Tsinghua University campus in Beijing, between Spring and Summer of 2013 (at TASML). The open data feeds of this "geo-engineered" climate can be addressed and used by any custom designed program or device (the website will be open from the 6th of September).
These open-source, "ambient deterritorialization" data feeds and environments in the form of Deterritorialized Air (N2, O2, CO2, Ar), Deterritorialized Daylight (Lm, IR, UV) and Deterritorialized Time can be freely used in the context of this competition.
Eligibility / Rules
The call is open to all students and young faculty members of Tsinghua University. The application should include candidate's name and school or department affiliation.
The Award of Distinction of US$ 1000 is open to international submissions.
Works submitted by individuals or teams are all welcome. However we highly encourage interdisciplinary, transdepartmental team participation. All submissions should be written in English.
Submissions shall not be published or made public in other venues until a final decision by the jury is made public.
The submission deadline is October 14, 2013, 10pm Beijing time.
Any uncompleted submission by the time of the deadline will be excluded from judgment by the Jury.
Competition launch: August 30, 2013
Final Submission: 10pm (Beijing time), October 14, 2013
Announcement of winning entries and mentions: November 1, 2013
Presentation by the winning team in Lisbon at the Lisbon International Architecture Biennial Close, Closer, Portugal: December 14, 2013
Email submission, in one email with one pdf file attached, to call@deterritorialized.org, maximum size limit is 20mb, with the title of the message as the title of your project.
File to be attached to your mail:
One pdf document in A3 horizontal layout (labelled: name-of-my-project.pdf), to be screened (the jury will look at your proposition on screen), containing the following, not exceeding 8 pages:
A - Information
Title of the project.
Name / surname, Tsinghua school or department affiliation (or profile for Award of Distinction), email address and date of birth of the representing member for the team (one person only).
Names / surnames, Tsinghua school or department affiliation (or profile for Award of Distinction), email addresses and dates of birth of all other members of the team.
Short descriptive biography (not exceeding 150 English words of each individual).
Links to additional visual materials, including video, website, etc., if needed.
B - Project
Images and diagrams summary of the project (most important elements, in screen quality).
Project concept: describe the conceptual reasoning of the project.
Project description: describe what it does practically.
Technical description: describe the technical components of the project.
Note:Proposal should be written in English. Project title should be listed in the lower right corner of each page on all documents.
Evaluation guidelines
Transformative potential, speculation, risk taking, and the originality yet feasibility of the proposal will be key factors for the jury.
Quality of presentation and documentation (including technical, scientific description and visual presentation).
The project shouldn't be a "fantasy". Its feasibility should be proven in some ways (demo, mockups, proofs of concept, technical schemes), even though the technologies proposed might still be in their research phase.
An international jury will select the winning proposal. Jury members will be disclosed along with the announcement of the winning candidates.
Awards / Prizes
Two prizes will be awarded by the jury, along with two honorary mentions.
1st prize: A trip for the winner or one representative of the winning team to Lisbon (including airfare and hotel) to present the results of their proposal during a talk, along with fabric | ch and TASML. Free viewing of the Triennial Close, Closer.
2nd prize: 3000 RMB.
2 honorary mentions
Award of Distinction
Price: 1000 US Dollars
This award is open to international submissions from students and professionals.
fabric | ch is a Swiss based art and architecture studio that combines experimentation, exhibition and production. It formulates new architectural proposals and produces singular livable spaces that mingle territories, algorithms, "geo-engineered" atmospheres and technologies. Through their works, the architects and scientists of fabric | ch have investigated the field of contemporary spaces, from networked related environment to the interfacing of dimensions and locations such as their recent works about "spatial creolization".
www.fabric.ch
TASML (Tsinghua University Art and Science Research Center Media) is conceived as a research and production unit that aims to synergize the rich resources available among the University's diverse research institutions and laboratories to create an incubator for crossbred, interdisciplinary experiments among artists, designers, scientists and technologists. TASML also functions as a center and a hub for worldwide exchange and collaboration both with academic and research institutions and the global media art and design community. Through information sharing and knowledge transfer, TASML can also be seen as a catalyst of innovations for other disciplines in the arts and for the creative industry in general.
tasml.parsons.edu
COWORKLISBOA is a 750 m2 shared office for startups, nano companies and independent or mobile professionals such as designers, architects, illustrators, translators, among others. Getting fat and lazy @ home? Come, it is at LX Factory and Central Station in Lisbon.
www.coworklisboa.pt
Close, Closer, the third Lisbon Architecture Trienale will put forward an alternative reading of contemporary spatial practice from the 12th of September to the 15th of December in Lisbon, Portugal. For three months chief curator Beatrice Galilee and curators Liam Young, Mariana Pestana and José Esparza Chong Cuy will examine the multiple possibilities of architectural output through critical and experimental exhibitions, events, performances and debates across the city.
www.close-closer.com
Call: Deterritorialized Living / Inhabiting the Computer Cabinet
fabric | ch related list of events during the next Lisbon Architecture Triennale (Close, Closer -- 15.09 - 15.12.2013 --)
Close, Closer (cur. Beatrice Galilee)
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Titanic Requiem - live première of Bee Gee Robin Gibb's classical work in London!
The world premiere concert of The Titanic Requiem, the first ever classical work by one of popular music's true living legends Robin Gibb (of The Bee Gees), will take place on 10 April 2012 at the Great Hall, Central Hall, Westminster, London. Performed in its entirety by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the concert will feature a choir and very special guests.
The Titanic Requiem was written and completed in time to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the catastrophic loss of life of the oceanic legend RMS Titanic. As Robin and RJ (his son and collaborator on this piece) began to focus on the immensity of the Titanic's sinking, what Robin calls "the double shock" of the ship's sinking and the inconceivable loss of life…well, the powerful emotions Robin and RJ felt almost instantly evoked, for them, strong musical ideas, themes and melodies.
Perhaps most notably for pop music fans, The Titanic Requiem's 'Don't Cry Alone,' features a lead vocal from Robin Gibb, the welcome return of one of music's truly unforgettable and distinctive voices.
Don't miss your chance to catch an astonishing night of powerful music!


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We are evolved out of apes...even Adam and Eve also?
ayanivposted 9 years ago
Greyerposted 9 years ago
Your question doesn't make much sense, because it combines two completely different theories about where we came from. The first one is the scientific theory of evolution, which states that we have evolved from something else (apes for example). The second one is the religious teachings (Christianity in this case) that God created the human race and the first two people were Adam and Eve.
No one can answer your question because it combines the two completely opposite theories.
carolegalassiposted 9 years ago
I personally do not believe in evolution so for me to say that Adam and Eve were is going against what my God Creation beliefs are. I take the stand on creation vs. evolution, so I guess its a matter of what you believe in order to answer your question properly.
rhodesaposted 9 years ago
actually both questions about apes/evol and Adam-Eve/creation are in the same category...they are both historical questions that cannot be proven by empirical means...both concepts evolve from the assumptions the researcher begins with...both express faith in the assumptions as being correct...
Dark knight ridesposted 9 years ago
Well, if you accept Adam and Eve as the first people, then you must believe that they were created by god, not evolved from apes. If you accept evolution, then there was no Adam/Eve as the bible reads. Yes, there was a first homo sapien male and female, who evolved from an primate ancestor millions of years ago.
There is a school of thought, the intelligent design idea, that god used evolution to bring forth man, but of course that has no basis in biblical scholarship, and is really just intended as a compromise.
Cerenziaposted 8 years ago
I believe that we evolved and that there was no Adam and Eve, because if you really think about it Adam and Eve where the only people at the time so they made a couple of babies well if there were no other people except for Adam and Eve and their babies, then their babies would have had to "mate" with each other inorder to keep the human race alive and well you can see just how gross that thought is...so evolution seems to be the correct way to becasue another issue is that you wouldnt have different races or nationalitys if there were only 2 people who started on earth.
If we all came from Adam and Eve, why are there different races?
by topgunjager 2 years ago
Why are there so many different races if we all came from adam and eve? Does it support evolution that we changed to different faces and colors and body types because we were exposed to different conditions that made our body adapt? If not then pls. explain.
If man evolved from monkeys & apes, y do we still have monkeys & apes
by Freegoldman 7 years ago
is there a logic..
Prior to Eve, did Adam have "reproductive" organs?
by qwark 4 years ago
Let's see,mmm, this "god" thing created Adam:"And The Lord God formed man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and man became a living being." (Genesis 2:7)."The Lord God said, "It is not good for the man to be all alone."...
Exploring Religious Options
But where would we be if Adam and Eve hadn't committed original sin?
by LewSethics 7 years ago
Only they would exist, cruising Eden, all innocent. Naming things, etc.
Christianity, the Bible & Jesus
Evolution and you!
by Captain Redbeard 7 years ago
Is there room for evolution and Christian belief? Where Christians can't deny the age of the planet, Evolutionist can't prove the jumps they believe in. As far as I know there is no mixed belief system out there but there seems to be people with this mixed belief. Thoughts?
If man evolved from monkeys and apes, why do we still have monkeys and apes?
by boyatdelhi 8 years ago


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Q: Scheduled Software Restriction GPO We've got a Software restriction GPO setup and I was wondering if it was possible to make this only active during certain times.
For example, only make certain game executables available to use at lunch times.
Running Server 2012.

A: Not with any of the vanilla Windows tools, I'm afraid. This is where classroom management solutions (Tutor, Impero etc) come in,

A: yes it is possible with WMI filters however users would have to run manually gpupdate or wait for the policy to refresh. Remember that default refresh every 90 minutes by default, with a random offset of 0 to 30 minutes - take that into account. You can adjust this too.
source:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/askds/archive/2008/09/11/fun-with-wmi-filters-in-group-policy.aspx

Only on a certain day of the week
Yes this is possible! Yes, customers have asked how to do this! No, I
  have no idea why! Ok, kidding about that last one, but it sure seems
  like an odd request at first. It turns out that some companies like to
  do things like set a specific message of the day for their legal
  notice. Or have a separate screensaver running every day of the week
  for their users. Different strokes for different folks, I suppose.
To do this, your WQL queries (one filter per GPO that you wanted to
  set, remember) would be:
Select DayOfWeek from Win32_LocalTime where DayOfWeek = 1
Select DayOfWeek from Win32_LocalTime where DayOfWeek = 2
Select DayOfWeek from Win32_LocalTime where DayOfWeek = 3

so if day of the week is possible then a specific time would also be possible and indeed it is :
source: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa394171%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
class Win32_LocalTime : Win32_CurrentTime
{
  uint32 Day;
  uint32 DayOfWeek;
  uint32 Hour;
  uint32 Milliseconds;
  uint32 Minute;
  uint32 Month;
  uint32 Quarter;
  uint32 Second;
  uint32 WeekInMonth;
  uint32 Year;
};

Secondary options / enchancement:
Schedule via GPO 2 tasks:
- one task remove permission to binary
- one task add permission to binary
OR / AND
- one task to run at lunch start time and one and end time - just simple -> gpupdate.
however a user could always copy the program to another location and run it.


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