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A Job-Oriented Computer course after School, 12th ,Graduation commerce or non commerce stream leads you to become expert in the field you are interested. This kind of course helps you to improve the knowledge and experties in the intrested field and prepare you in meeting local and ever changing demand of the market with industry required skills. The big advantage of doing a Certificate course over a plain degree course is the higher chance of getting a good job. these courses have been designed for developing employebility skills required for the students who are looking for good job in their field like:- Accounting, Finance, Taxation, Banking, Payroll, E-accounting, Direct Taxes like Income Tax and Indirect Taxes like GST(goods and services tax), VAT and e-Filing etc.
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E-Way Bill is an electronic way bill for movement of goods which can be generated on the e-Way Bill Portal. Transport of goods of more than Rs. 50,000 in value in a vehicle cannot be made by a registered person without an e-way bill. Alternatively, E-way bill can also be generated or cancelled through SMS, Android App and by Site-to-Site Integration (through API). When an e-way bill is generated a unique e-way bill number (EBN) is allocated and is available to the supplier, recipient, and the transporter.
TRANSACTIONS WITH UNREGISTERED DEALERS ETC.
RETURN OF GOODS FROM customer premises without acceptance, etc.
Introduction Of Banking, Cheque Printing, Cheque Register, Bank Reconciliation, Deposit Slip, Cash Deposit Slip, Cheque Deposit SLip, Payment Advice, Blank Cheque, Cancel Cheque.
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With all the chatter about recently SQL injections attacks, I thought I'd try and whip up a regex I could use in Eclipse/CFEclipse to find <cfquery> tags that have exposed variables (strings wrapped in #...#) that don't use the <cfqueryparam /> tag.
The query does not explicitly check for the token <cfqueryparam, but instead checks to make sure that CF variables are preceded with the string value="—which is the attribute used in <cfqueryparam />.
The query isn't perfect and may pick up occasional false positives, but from my testing it seems to work pretty well. If you have some improvements to the regex, make sure to post a comment and I'll update the post with the most recent version.
Two great posts by Mike Henke and John Whish over the past week cover some really important keyboard shortcuts for Eclipse & CFEclipse. They cover the gamut of some of my favorites (like CTRL+SHIFT+R) and some ones I always forget about (such as CTRL+DEL and CTRL+BACKSPACE.) These are definitely shortcuts you should be memorizing to make you work more efficient.
Maximizes (or minimizes) the current pane (editor or view.) This is a handy way to maximize your editor to take up the full screen.
Finds the previous occurrence of the highlighted text.
Brings up the Search & Replace dialog.
Deletes to the end of the current line.
Converts highlighted text to uppercase.
Goes to the last place you made a change.
Goes "back" to the last open editor in your viewing history.
Goes "forward" to the next open editor in your viewing history.
The Quick Switch Editor opens a list of all open editors and allows you to quickly switch to any open file.
The Open Resource dialogs allows you to quickly open any files in your workspace. This is one I use all the time.
The Quick Access menu pretty much helps you find anything in Eclipse by providing a keyword.
Moves the current (or highlighted) rows up one line.
Moves the current (or highlighted) rows down one line.
Inserts a copy of the currently highlighted line above the current line.
Inserts a copy of the currently highlighted line below the current line.
Shifts (indents) the current or highlighted line(s) to the right. Much faster than highlighting the line(s) and using the [TAB] key.
Shifts (un-indents) the current or highlighted line(s) to the left. Much faster than highlighting the line(s) and using the [SHIFT]+[TAB] key.
Jumps to the beginning of the current file.
Jumps to the end of the current file.
Wraps text inside <cfoutput>...</cfoutput> tags.
When focus is inside of an HTML/CFML tag, it will jump to the matching open or close tag.
Wraps text inside <p>...</p> tags.
Wraps text inside a contextual comment (i.e. <!--...--> for HTML, /*...*/ for scripts).
Wraps text inside <!---...---> tags.
In CFEclipse, most of your standard shortcuts for formatting (i.e. [CTRL]+[B] = strong) work as well. Learning keyboard shortcuts can really speed up your development process, so I recommend trying to learn one or two a week and introduce them into your coding habits.
The Pencil Project's unique mission is to build a free and opensource tool for making diagrams and GUI prototyping that everyone can use.
Pencil will always be free as it is released under the GPL version 2 and is available for virtually all platforms that Firefox 3 can run. The first version of Pencil is tested against GNU/Linux 2.6 with GTK+, Windows XP and Windows Vista.
Make sure to check out the quick tour/screenshots of the application.
Adam Lehman mentioned this the other day on a mailing list (and now has blogged about the CF 8 EULA change); the ColdFusion license changed in v8.01 and it now allows you to have a copy of CF installed for a warm backup server.
2.3 Backup and Disaster Recovery. Licensee may make and install a reasonable number of copies of the Software (ColdFusion) for backup and archival purposes and use such copies solely in the event that the primary copy has failed or is destroyed, but in no event may Licensee use such copies concurrently with Production Software or Development Software. Licensee may also install copies of the Software in a Disaster Recovery Environment for use solely in disaster recovery and not for production, development, evaluation or testing purposes other than to ensure that the Software is capable of replacing the primary usage of the Software is case of disaster.
This is great news for smaller shops that want to have a warm/hot backup server that they can easily push live if their production server runs into hardware problems.


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J Macis Covers Elliott Smith
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Last week we told you about Tanya Donelly's cover of Elliott Smith's "Between the Bars" from the upcoming tribute album Say Yes! A Tribute to Elliott Smith. Now we can listen to J Mascis' version of "Waltz #2."
Given J Mascis' recent solo work, I was expecting more of a quiet, acoustic cover, maybe with some added string instruments even though "Waltz #2" is one of Smith's less quiet songs. Mascis' version is a full on rock song with plenty of his trademark plodding noise and fuzz. It might not exactly be the sound of old school Dinosaur Jr, but it's at least more like J Mascis & The Fog than Tied to a Star was.
You can listen to J Mascis' cover of "Waltz #2" below. Say Yes! A Tribute to Elliott Smith will be released by American Laundromat Records on October 14 and also features covers by Juliana Hatfield, Amanda Palmer, Yuck, Lou Barlow, and more. You can find out more information here.
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'Times are a Changing': Launch of Jeremy Corbyn's Peace & Justice Project	[ January 18, 2021 ]
Ramzy Baroud: Shameless in Gaza
By Ramzy BaroudPalestineChronicle.com The most recent fighting in the Gaza Strip, which has left many people dead, confirms that the internal strife plaguing the Occupied Territories since the advent of Hamas to power in January […]
Kathy Kelly: Engagement with War
By Kathy Kelly PalestineChronicle.com Earlier this week, I received a joyful phone call from Baghdad. Members of a family I've known since 1996 announced that one of their younger daughters was engaged. Broken Arabic and […]
US Questions Israel's Use of Cluster Bombs in a Rare Rebuke
By Ewen MacAskill Washington – The US government delivered a mild but rare rebuke to Israel yesterday when the state department said ith might have misused American-made cluster bombs in its offensive against Lebanon last […]
Nicola Nasser: Lebanon Crisis Plays into Israeli Hands
By Nicola NasserPalestineChronicle.com The crisis in Lebanon is rapidly accumulating the potential to plunge the country in a second civil war, while Israel is closely watching on the sidelines for the right moment to exploit the […]
Ruth Tenne: The Strangulation of Palestine
By Ruth Tenne PalestineChronicle.com Western governments have so far refused to recognize the Palestinian Hamas government democratically elected in January 2006. Economic aid to the Palestinian government was curtailed and Israel is unlawfully withholding tax […]
Jim Miles: Vietnam is the Wrong Imperial Comparison
By Jim MilesPalestineChronicle.com Much has been made of the Iraqi situation and the similarities with the Vietnam War. As most American wars have been essentially wars of an imperialist nature (World War I was mostly […]
Joharah Baker: For Palestinians, the World is a Dangerous Place
By Joharah Baker When people say the world is a different place after September 11, 2001, they are absolutely right. Of course, there have been changes at several levels, which have run deep beneath the […]
Joshua Frank: What America Really Needs to Hear
By Joshua FrankPalestineChronicle.com Shortly after President Bush's State of the Union address last week Jim Webb, the freshman Senator from Virginia, delivered the Democrats' televised response to Bush's annual speech. Many antiwar progressives were pleased […]
Ivan Eland: Demagoguery Posing as Scholarship
By Ivan ElandPalestineChronicle.com Dinesh D'Souza, a fellow at the conservative Hoover Institution at Stanford University, has raised a ruckus in his new book The Enemy at Home. In the book, he contends that the 9/11 […]
Khader Saba Abu Abbara: Solving the Palestinian Dilemma
By Khader Saba Abu Abbara The break out of violence and the disastrous situation currently prevailed in West Bank and Gaza became a grieving and intimidating issue for most of the Palestinians who rejected and […]
Daniel Patrick Welch: Everything Old is New Again
By Daniel Patrick WelchPalestineChronicle.com I'm putting my mother into bed and the high-pitched urgency of MSNBC's 'this just in' crisis reporting cuts through evening calm. Same on CNN, and I don't even bother to check […]
Letter to the Editor: Insanity of Our Time
Dear Editor: "There is a 50/50 chance the United States will attack Iran, and any such strike would risk spreading sectarian violence throughout the Middle East," Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa has said. Having […]
Palestinian Bombing Kills 3 Israelis
OCCUPIED JERUSALEM — Three Israelis were killed on Monday, January 29, when a Palestinian blew himself up in a bakery in Israel\'s Red Sea resort of Eilat, the first such attack inside Israeli in nine […]
Ben White: Some Uncomfortable Questions
By Ben WhitePalestineChronicle.com There is no doubt that to witness the Hamas-Fatah confrontations is a discomforting experience for those working for justice for the Palestinians. On the most basic level, it is distressing to see […]
Tariq Shadid: Palestinian National Auto-mutilation
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By George Bisharat One day in 1981, my late father, Maurice Hanna Bisharat, returned from a long day at his Sacramento, Calif., medical office with an extra bounce in his step, his eyes dancing with […]
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Christopher Brauchli: Why Bush is Selling Arms to Fatah
By Christopher Brauchli There's one thing George Bush knows. You don't get to be the biggest arms merchant in the world by only selling arms to friends. If that were the case the only countries […]
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In March 2016, Addalot held its 4th conference on System and Software Safety in Stockholm, Sweden. It was a very appreciated conference where experts and participants from both the Industry and University world met in Stockholm to discuss techniques and methods for developing complex and safety regulated software and systems.
The 4th conference on System & Software Safety was held in March 2016 in Stockholm, Sweden. It was the result from a successful collaboration between Addalot , KTH and ICES that led to a very appreciated conference where experts and participants from the Industry and University world met in Stockholm to discuss techniques and methods for developing complex and safety regulated software and systems. More than 80 participants from the industry, university and consultant firms participated in this year's conference.
A lot of interesting research and development is currently ongoing in this field in order to create methods for process improvements, assessments and standardization of safety critical software and systems. With this conference, Addalot want to gather the stakeholders for discussions and to create an inspiring environment for exchanging ideas and knowledge.
"Considering the purpose of the conference, to inspire and network, we are very pleased. For next year we will work to include presentations from even more domains" says Nicolás Martín-Vivaldi, CEO at Addalot.
This year we had two Keynotes taking place, "Safety Challenges for Self-Driving Cars" by Jonas Nilsson from Volvo Cars and "Fundamental Principles of Software Safety Assurance" by professor Tim Kelly from the University of York. Two very interesting and appreciated presentations.
Day two consisted of 6 workshops where the different areas where discussed in more depth. The complete program with all presentations can be found on our web site. This years program got an average of 4 of 5 possible in the conference evaluation which we think is a good evidence on that there is a strong need and wish for this conference to take place.
The different presentations during day 1 got the following feedback, averaged and sorted after grading. The scale is from 1 to 5 where 1 is poor and 5 is excellent.
Martin Törngren, professor and co-organizer from KTH, says "From KTH / ICES we see the conference as a great success. The conference plays an important role not only as a cross-industry meeting place but also by bringing together experts with different perspectives on safety. With more and more connected, smart and safety related systems there is a strong motivation to continue to develop this conference.
Finally we would like to give a big thanks to all the Speakers and the Program Committee for making this a successful conference 2016.


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OAuth2 Spring TodoList Application Client
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![oauth2-client-play-todolist] (https://github.com/tcompiegne/oauth2-client-samples/raw/master/springmvc-todolist/site/oauth2_spring_client_homepage.png)

This is a simple Web Application Client that provides a Todo List Manager fetching Resource Provider protected by OAuth 2. The application is based on Spring Framework (Spring Boot with Spring MVC and Spring Rest Template).

You can check the [parent project](https://github.com/tcompiegne/oauth2-client-samples) to get more details about the other parts of this project (OAuth2 Authorization Server and OAuth Resource Providers).

## Client side
* [Twitter bootstrap](http://getbootstrap.com/)
* [HTML5](http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/) and [CSS3](http://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_intro.asp)

## Server side
* [Spring Boot](http://projects.spring.io/spring-boot/)
* [Spring MVC](http://docs.spring.io/spring/docs/current/spring-framework-reference/html/mvc.html)
* [Spring Rest Template](http://docs.spring.io/spring/docs/current/javadoc-api/org/springframework/web/client/RestTemplate.html)
* [Thymeleaf](http://www.thymeleaf.org/)

## Run the application
```
$ git clone https://github.com/tcompiegne/oauth2-client-samples
$ cd oauth2-client-samples/springmvc-todolist
$ mvn spring-boot:run
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(app starts and listen on port 9000)

browse the following URL: http://localhost:9000
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"We were together almost nine months. It was the best nine months of our lives."
Slain journalist Alison Parker and her boyfriend Chris Hurst had just moved in together before she was shot and killed while she was on the job Wednesday.
Cameraman Adam Ward was also killed after a gunman approached from behind, firing multiple shots at the pair. Hurst expressed his disbelief on Twitter shortly after TV station WDBJ confirmed the deaths.
Parker and Ward were conducting a live interview with Smith Lake Chamber of Commerce head Vicki Gardner when shots rang out around 6:45 a.m.
Garner was hurt in the shooting and is recovering from surgery, according to WDBJ7.
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe said he's "heartbroken" over the incident and added that the gunman is a "disgruntled" station worker.
Outside the station, a memorial in tribute to the two reporters started to grow.


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Home News World News Unusual Voting Arrangements At Gibraltar General Election
Unusual Voting Arrangements At Gibraltar General Election
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The die is cast
THE voting arrangements in Gibraltar are rather unusual as each registered voter has ten votes to cast today (Thursday) in the General Election.
Traditionally, these votes have been for one party (fielding 10 candidates) but this may change in 2019 for two main reasons.
Firstly, younger voters appear to be less inclined to follow the concept of block voting and with more candidates and parties there may well be a wider split especially as some of the candidates are well past normal retirement age.
The world's second oldest daily English newspaper, the Gibraltar Chronicle which has been in operation since 1801 has recently published an opinion poll of 622 registered voters which suggests that the ruling coalition of the GSLP and Liberals will be triumphant taking 10 seats, followed by the current opposition the GSD with six seats and relative newcomer Marlene Hassan Nahon of Together Gibraltar taking a single seat.
We will know by next week whether voters considered it safer to re-instate the party which has been so deeply involved with the Brexit negotiations over the past three years than to put their faith in an untested team with the countdown in theory so close.
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Home / NEWS / SPORT / Thierry Henry pays tribute to 'visionary' Arsene Wenger
Thierry Henry pays tribute to 'visionary' Arsene Wenger
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Arsenal record goalscorer Thierry Henry paid tribute to Arsene Wenger after the Frenchman's final game in charge at the Emirates.
Wenger led the Gunners to three Premier League titles - two while Henry was at the club - and seven FA Cups during his time in north London.
After almost 22 years, first at Highbury and, since 2006, the Emirates Stadium, Henry told Sky Sports the Frenchman would take some time to adjust to life post-Arsenal.
He said: "He was there from 7.30am until 6 or 7 at night, watching games and loving the club. It's going to be difficult for someone doing something for so long with the club he loves to just leave.
"It's not an easy thing to just call a day. He loves to be on the grass, smelling grass, he has a vision and he's a visionary. He always thinks his team can achieve things and thinks his team can achieve what he wants.
"Whether you agree or disagree, he goes to that extent to believe that. We met the expectations in our generation and a bit before.
"At times, he had that belief in that team which unfortunately didn't meet the expectation in the league. I can only say one thing about him, and that's thank you.
"The man he was for me. He was a father figure, he helped me to become a better player, unlocked stuff in my brain that was sometimes stopping myself, things that are obvious but at 22 you're trying to find out the player you can be."
Henry arrived at Highbury as a talented but raw striker, but left Arsenal as the club's top scorer and described as world class - something he said Wenger had a huge impact on.
He said: "I had a natural talent in the way I was a striker, I tried to work a lot and train to make my game a bit better, but I used to go in his office and say: "When I run there, when they've got the ball they don't see me."
"He'd say: 'Thierry, ask yourself the right question - do you think that guy can see you?' I realised he couldn't and I started to move and adapt my game to others. He had the way to make you believe you were the best player in the world, and then like I always say, gave you that freedom to go out and execute it.
"He gave you that belief that you go out there and execute it. As everyone knows, the understanding we had with him.
"We rowed a lot. I like to be right, he likes to be right, especially from me. To be honest, it's difficult - when I was upset as a player, I'd get upset wherever I was. I always say though, to have an argument it's for the good of the team.
"You argue with your dad, you argue with your mum, you argue with your brother."
Thierry Henry pays tribute to 'visionary' Arsene Wenger Reviewed by Maxwell Jackky Jr on 01:50:00 Rating: 5


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A collection of the best Isobel creative work, such as advertising, marketing campaigns and videos.
Toy-tech brand Tech Will Save Us plays off children's imaginations in its first-ever holiday campaign.
Fab is rolling out a campaign to celebrate the ice cream brand's 50th anniversary.
Danepak bacon has teamed up with Salford FC, the team from BBC One's Class of 92.
Savills is rolling out its first ever TV campaign, which focuses on people's unique relationships with their homes.
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Pasta dishes come with parmesan crusted garlic bread.
Linguini pasta in a marinara and cream based sauce with sauteed vegetables and a mix of italian chee..
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Sauteed mushrooms, onions and garlic tossed with linguini pasta in a rich creamy alfredo sauce ..
Our house made marinara sauce with sauteed mushrooms and garlic over linguini pasta ..


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Q: How to Access attributes from grpc Context.current()? Would it be possible to access context attributes of a grpc call from the rpc method definition?
I have written a Server Interceptor which is something similar to this
@Override
public <ReqT, RespT> ServerCall.Listener<ReqT> interceptCall(ServerCall<ReqT, RespT> call, final Metadata requestHeaders, ServerCallHandler<ReqT, RespT> next) {

   Context.Key<String> USER = Context.key("USER");

  Context ctx = Context.current().withValue(USER, "chandan");
  return Contexts.interceptCall(ctx, call, requestHeaders, next);
}

and in the service implementation, I was trying something like
Context.Key<String> key = Context.key("USER");
String value = key.get(Context.current())

Everytime value was null. However While debugging in intellij I could see those values in the context.current().keyValueEntries as
CompressedIndex(bitmap=100001000000000000000000000000 Leaf(key=USER value=chandan) Leaf(key=opencensus-trace-span-key value=BlankSpan) )

How do I access the Context attributes/What is the right way to go about this?

A: Context.Key uses reference equality. The "USER" string is a debug string used in toString() output. You should create the Key once and reference that one instance anywhere you need it.
Because Context.Key uses reference equality, you can use normal Java visibility restrictions to limit who can access the value, just like you could do with ThreadLocal.

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Before we begin-I must apologize for the lack of new photos in this post- I ate the finished product before I remembered to snap some images.
As I briefly stated in my last post where I threw some incredible radicchio into a bowl with blue cheese, bacon and an amazing Balsamic vinegar, I have been the recipient of quite a few lovely heads of Royal Rose Radicchio. I am now deep in the throws of finding delicious ways of using this bitter leaf vegetable.
After making my delicious lunch salad on Sunday, I knew I wanted to make another salad for dinner, and since I had bacon and blue cheese leftover- I wanted to use them up as well. The rest of my fridge contents contributed fresh strawberries, walnuts and the end of my jar of apricot jam that I purchased to make my I Can't Believe It's Not Butter Toast Ambassador recipe.
Now, to some this sounds like a whole lot of ingredients that don't in, any way, go together. However to me, this sounded like a perfect combination. Bitter radicchio, sweet strawberries, tangy blue cheese, smoky bacon, and that wonderful nuttiness and crunch of the walnuts, all held together with apricot jam? I was in.
I chopped half a head of radicchio, and sliced 7-8 strawberries into a bowl. I fried up 4 slices of thick cut bacon cut into 1/2 inch pieces. I chopped about 1/4 cup of walnuts. I tossed all of this together. Then in a small bowl I combined 1/4 of a cup of apricot jam with a tablespoon and a half of champagne vinegar, two teaspoons of olive oil, salt, pepper and a healthy sprinkle of crushed red pepper flakes. Just before serving, I added the dressing to the salad bowl and stirred until all elements of the salad were well combined.
Honestly- I was a little worried about how this salad would turn out. There were a lot of elements in it which didn't necessarily spell out "classic pairing". However, the end result was truly delicious. The radicchio was bitter as ever, full of all of those wonderful nutrients, but was perfectly offset by the sweet and slightly spicy dressing and the wonderful naturally sweet strawberries. The bacon and the nuts provided some great textural contrast. I have since eaten this salad a few times, and have shared it with friends who echoed my sentiments- it was a weird mix of ingredients, but really worked when pulled all together.
This is a perfect summer salad- I'll definitely be recreating in the weeks ahead!
I love radicchio! It always reminds me of Italy. I like it in salads but my fave preparation is probably grilled.
Beer Corn Soup-the way it should be!


The eliminator is a product which is needed when looking for long time buried treasures. It helps to return the electronic object to the real one. Over time, metals have been surrounded by electric fields which lines diverge in direction towards the equator. Metals in countries that are located on the equator do not have deviations in the electric field from the real object. If metal objects are located north of the equator the electric field deviates southwards. In countries that are located south of the equator the electric field deviates northwards. If the operator finds an object line and locates the "right spot" through a long-range product of the type of LRL2000D, then they must seek north- or southwards, depending on the position of the country towards the equator. If the operator has eliminator, it will save a lot of work and nerves involved in object detection, as the eliminator will return the electronic object to the real one.
The eliminator can be used with equal success with LRL operating on ground and air principle.


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Orbital Sound celebrates a decade of decadence with Chicago The Musical
UK: A stellar line up of past performers, including Denise Van Outen, Ute Lemper, Tony Hadley and Nigel Planer, appeared on stage at London's Cambridge Theatre for an early December, one-night-only gala celebration of Chicago the Musical. The multi-award winning, global musical success has been running for ten years in the West End - and that means a ten-year involvement with theatre sound specialist Orbital Sound. Chris Headlam, Orbital's managing director, freely admits that Chicago has made a major contribution to his company's longevity, writes Dave Robinson.
UK: A stellar line up of past performers, including Denise Van Outen, Ute Lemper, Tony Hadley and Nigel Planer, appeared on stage at London's Cambridge Theatre for an early December, one-night-only gala celebration of Chicago the Musical. The multi-award winning, global musical success has been running for ten years in the West End – and that means a ten-year involvement with theatre sound specialist Orbital Sound. Chris Headlam, Orbital's managing director, freely admits that Chicago has made a major contribution to his company's longevity, writes Dave Robinson.
Over the years, Orbital has worked closely with the show's appointed UK sound designer Rick Clarke to deliver this dazzling Kandor & Ebb spectacle to audiences at the Adelphi Theatre (for nine years) and now the Cambridge.
While the key design elements of the show have remained consistent (and based around a 14-piece band on stage), the advent of digital solutions and the potential impact of Ofcom's spectrum auction have made their mark.
The gala performance was a particular challenge in that there were an additional 40 cast members, including celebrity appearances by the likes of Bonnie Langford, Gaby Roslin and Duncan James (ex-Blue singer), and many of the original 1997 cast including Ruthie Henshall and Henry Goodman. Newsreader and presenter Fiona Bruce even dropped in to perform a brief cameo.
In order to cope with the additional voices, Clarke deployed the new Zaxcom digital system for the first time. Running alongside the Trantec S6000 system, it proved "invaluable", he says. Remote control of the transmitter's gain is achieved through a separate 2.4GHz RF link, unique to Zaxcom. Now the London production is planning to upgrade all the radio mics to Zaxcom.
Rick Clarke, commented: "The time pressure on the day was immense so the first time we heard the Zaxcom system was at the mic check. The difference in quality was very noticeable to everyone at the sound desk, sounding very natural and clear."
In 2006 Chicago moved to the Cambridge theatre from the Adelphi on the Strand. As a more intimate environment, the product specification took on a new look in line with contemporary demands. Clarke switched from the Amek FOH solution in favour of the PM5D-RH from Yamaha, which had been successfully deployed throughout the UK for its touring production.
Apart from being a powerful workhorse in its own right, the PM5D's reduced footprint has created room for ten more seats.
Chicago boasts three international tours and has played in 25 countries worldwide. Having clocked up in excess of 18,000 performances, it is estimated that 19 million people have seen the show.
Web » www.orbitalsound.co.uk
Gareth Owen and Orbital Sound deliver musical magic for Memphis
Chicago musical sound designer Rick Clarke remembered
Orbital Sound to hold theatre sound course
14th Orbital Sound Fundamentals for Theatre coming in April
Dates set for Orbital Sound's musical mixing training
Moulin Rouge! The Musical is first Broadway show to feature Meyer Sound's ULTRA-X40
Orbital Sound stages musical mixing training
Orbital supplies Meyer Sound MICA for Dutch Jersey Boys


One thing that we do is store collections in multiple keys.
the date, and easy to pull down the entire set as necessary.
> the others sit idle.
> data without having to read then write every list that contains that item.
> lists that contain it will magically get the correct information.
> currently memcached's strong suit. For example, there is no "append"
> operation. It is much better at caching individual objects.


You can mark a job as paid in Housecall Pro without sending a payment over to Quickbooks Online.
Scroll down to the bottom of the job details page to the QuickBooks Online box. Click the 3 dots in the top right corner.
You'll have the ability to mark the job as paid with Cash, Check or Other. You can also choose to notify the customer and send a payment receipt from Housecall.
Once this is done, your job will be marked paid in Housecall Pro, but we will not update payment status in QuickBooks Online.


Your dog definitely deserves the best meals money can buy. Although all dog food seems highly similar, they are not the same.
The quality of pet meals varies from brand to brand and it is important that you ensure your dog gets nothing but the best. The quality of food your dog takes in has a major role to play on his overall health and well-being so you need to take it very seriously.
In our previous post, we already listed some of the best and most affordable brands you can buy.
These brands like orijen make the best dog meals with high quality, fresh and additive-free ingredients all hygienically prepared for your dog's consumption.
We also mentioned other amazing brands that actually take their time to create amazing and healthy meals for your dog.
Regardless of whether your dog is on a dry or wet food diet, there are amazing brands out there that you can purchase from.
It is important however that you take your time to carry out the needed research on these brands to be sure that you are purchasing meals without harsh chemicals and additives.


BIGFOOT'S bLOG: BIGFOOT'S BLOG'S ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY! BIGFOOTER TO RETIRE?
the 加油 part means, literally, refuel (add oil)... but the idiom is jia you (something i say often) meaning, awright! let's go! woo! keep truckin!


This month, Gov. Nathan Deal rescinded his order to ban Syrian refugees from coming to Georgia. Atlanta photographer Elizabeth Chappell returned from the region last spring after visiting the Syrian border town of Kobani after it was freed from Islamic State militants. Plus, in the past ten years, groups led by billionaire chairman Charles Koch donated nearly $108 million to college and universities across the county. The bulk of those funds went to schools in the South. Then, we get a read on the reactions to President Obama's executive action on background checks for firearm consumers from Mark Rosenberg of the Georgia-based Task Force for Global Health.
In the past ten years, groups led by billionaire chairman Charles Koch donated nearly $108 million to college and universities across the county. The bulk of those funds went to schools in the South. Host Celeste Headlee looks at where the money is going and the ethical issues behind large donations to higher education. She talks with Alex Kotch of the Institute for Southern Studies and Scott Jaschik of Inside Higher Ed.
Plus, our conversation about the influence of wealth on Southern colleges and universities continues. Then, we get a read on the reactions to President Obama's executive action on background checks for firearm consumers. Mark Rosenberg of the Georgia-based Task Force for Global Health tells host Celeste Headlee about what the president's announcement means for gun violence research.
And this month, Gov. Nathan Deal rescinded his order to ban Syrian refugees from coming to Georgia. Atlanta photographer Elizabeth Chappell returned from the region last spring after visiting the Syrian border town of Kobani after it was freed from Islamic State militants. She documented the Syrian refugee crisis, and shares her experiences with host Celeste Headlee.


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package org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.exec.vector.expressions;

import java.util.Calendar;

/**
 * Returns month value.
 * Extends {@link VectorUDFTimestampFieldDate}
 */
public final class VectorUDFMonthDate extends VectorUDFTimestampFieldDate {

  private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

  public VectorUDFMonthDate(int colNum, int outputColumn) {
    super(Calendar.MONTH, colNum, outputColumn);
  }

  public VectorUDFMonthDate() {
    super();
  }

  @Override
  protected long getDateField(long days) {
    /* january is 0 */
    return 1 + super.getDateField(days);
  }
}


Shoot me down now, but I'm enjoying the articles by Zach recently. Some of the lesser known players are getting due respect i.e. Maibaum (yesterday) and McInerney today. It's a good move to showcase other voices and hear their backstories. It might even instill confidence and a greater sense of belonging in some peripheral players too. Bring on the season!
I've never had an issue with the content of website. For the last few years I've had an issue with the player updates and to lesser extent the injury updates.
I find twitter pretty good. Get these stories on there very quickly. Better than checking the website, even if Sydney Swans is the only Twitter feed you have.
no membership numbers up yet for 2019. Still showing last years total.
Not good enough in my opinion.
Have they said why Allir wasn't in the team photo yet??
Yes, Allir was not seen in any of these team photos on Twitter too. All the other 44 players were there. (Tippet not there though for the second time ). Wow, another alarm clock malfunction? It is serious ! Will the Club explain?
Yeah, all the pics of the new players are up on website, even Pink's pic is showing. Now to wait for all the bios to be updated. But that could take another lifetime!!!
I note that bouquets and brickbats on this front appear to be due to Shane Potter, Digital Media Mangler, and the person who appears to be his boss, Jordan Laing, Media and Public Relations Mangler. Maybe they tripped over in the Moore Park Triangle and have been having graduated returns to work.
But no photos for Reynolds, Tucker & Wicks on the app. Tippett still listed on app (number 0 no photo) but not on website.


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Peripherals and Accessories
iTech News Net Camera and Camcorder Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/4G ED VR Telephoto Zoom Lens
Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/4G ED VR Telephoto Zoom Lens
By Kelvin Sze · Oct 25th, 2012 · Comments Off on Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/4G ED VR Telephoto Zoom Lens
Nikon launches its new FX-format AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/4G ED VR telephoto zoom lens. With a 70-200mm focal length, the new lens features a fixed f/4 aperture for superior low light performance, which also allows you maintain a consistent exposure while zooming. It is the first NIKKOR lens to feature the third generation of Nikon's Vibration Reduction (VR) technology with up to 5 stops of image stabilization to compensate for camera shake.
The AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/4G ED VR is constructed from 20 optical elements in 14 groups. It uses ED (Extra-Low Dispersion) glass for optimum correction of chromatic aberrations and multilayer Super Integrated Coating on its optical elements. There is also Nano Crystal Coat anti-reflective coating to significantly reduce instances of ghosting and flaring. It sports Silent Wave Motor (SWM) to provide quiet and responsive autofocus operation. The lens has two focus modes, the M/A (autofocus with manual override) and M (manual focus), for users to choose from.
Coming in late November, the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/4G ED VR will be priced at $1399.95. Nikon will also release an optional Tripod Collar for $223.95.
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