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The original Drury Lane cast included William 'Gentleman' Smith as Erragon, Robert Bensley as Hilladon, William Barrymore as Connal, John Philip Kemble as Everalin, Charlotte Tidswell as Virgin, Fanny Kemble as Minla and Sarah Siddons as Malvina.

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 Nicoll, Allardyce. A History of English Drama 1660-1900: Volume III. Cambridge University Press, 2009.
 Hogan, C.B (ed.) The London Stage, 1660-1800: Volume V''. Southern Illinois University Press, 1968.

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… or maybe 'black paint'? Acouple of days ago, my sister told me she had a topic I could write about on afoe. It had occured to her that all continental names, except Europe, start with an 'a', and she wondered why that might be the case. A quick check at wikipedia revealed that her statement is only correct when using a (although perhaps still the most common?) five-continents classification system and when referring to 'Oceania' as 'Australia'. Moreover, there are a number of naming schemes for continents, which, while always featuring a majority of continent-names starting with an 'A', also consist of continents beginning with other letters – eg North, and South A-merica.
Despite the wikipedia-induced realization that any continental naming-scheme conspiracy theory was stillborn, I became interested in the etymology of continents, Europe in particular, only remembering that 'Europa' was a Phoenician princess Zeus kidnapped by transforming himself into a bull. But it took only a modest amount of further googling to find out that the left-leaning German newspaper taz had also, quite recently, been interested in the subject.
Almost exactly two years ago, on December 7, 2002, they reprinted parts of the etymological findings of Adolf Josef Storfer, a widely forgotten linguist, who had researched the continental etymology (of the classic naming scheme) in the 1930s. I am rather unsure whether his research is cutting edge, but I wasn't able to find anything more detailed, or anything that differed from what the taz had reproduced from his writing. On the other hand, I think it goes without saying that continental etymology is not really the most contested academic market… if anyone is aware of recent changes to the information below, please let me know.
Thus, without further ado, I have translated parts of Mr Storfer's research ["Im Dickicht der Sprache" von Adolf Josef Storfer. Verlag Vorwerk 8, Berlin 2000 (Erstausgabe von 1937)] with respect to the origins of "Europe", as reprinted in the taz article quoted above – and I hope I managed to get the more technical words right.
"About the name Europe one can assume with a reasonable probability that it has been coined in Asia. The Ionians of Asia Minor had to interpret the Aegean and Black Sea as a separation within the territories known to them, which probably caused a need for a common term for the countries situated on the other side of those seas. Therefore, it seems natural and self-evident to assume that they named these territories according to their relation to the course of the sun, and thus tried to construe 'Europe' as 'occident'.
It has also been attempted to interpret 'Europe' as derived from the name of virgin 'Europa', the daughter of Phoenix or of Phoenician King Agenor, whom Zeus, in the shape of a bull, abducted to Crete. But the kidnapped 'cowgirl' ['Stierbraut' in the original] probably received her name after the land mass and thus because of it.
Solmsen believes the word 'Europe' means 'wide face' – from the Greek words 'eurys' and 'ops.' According to him, the expression was used to describe great plains in Böotia, but also as a term for Böotia, and it was the name of a Böotian earth goddess. The term denoting Böotia then became the name for middle-Greece and finally for all continental Greece. While the derivation of a name for a continent from a name for a plain is perfectly possible …, the simplicity of the derivation of 'Europe' from Semitic 'ereb' is striking.
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In school, we were taught seven continents: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, South America (alphabetically).
I can't see the sense in considering America as one continent while considering Europe and Asia as two.
I, too, was taught the sixsomeness of Europe-Asia-Africa-Australia-Antartica-America.


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Could Compact Camera Systems Replace DSLRs?
By user666 / November 7, 2018
"I'd rather have a DSLR for the money" – I've heard these words one too many times when talking about mirrorless cameras with beginner photographers. DSLR cameras have been the staple of image quality for a very long time now, and a sort of natural companion to any professional shooter. Many beginner photographers asking for advice on which DSLR to buy, especially those coming from point-and-shoots, find it very difficult to understand how a camera barely bigger than a compact can be a match to a big, solid-looking DSLR. After-all, wedding photographers, photojournalists, sports, wildlife photographers – basically anyone who is serious about digital photography – all carry DSLRs (with the exception of select few that rely on medium format and other specialized cameras).
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Since DSLRs have been the default choice for so many years, it is hard to realize that quality and speed don't always have to come with size, bulk and weight. Mirrorless cameras are simply too new to be seen as serious photographic tools. Not to mention they don't look nearly as intimidating and capable – let's face it, an important aspect for plenty. And yet, more and more enthusiasts and professionals have been embracing them. Why is that?
Sensor Size and Image Quality Correlation
Image quality heavily depends on physical sensor size, not the size and look of the camera itself. Most point-and-shoot cameras have millions of pixels crammed into a tiny sensor, which limits their use in low-light environments and brings most of the scene into focus. DSLRs, on the other hand, have big sensors, which ultimately means much better low-light performance and ability to isolate subjects (thanks to fast interchangeable lenses that can provide shallow depth of field). Most interchangeable lens mirrorless cameras have the same or slightly smaller sensors as their APS-C DSLR counterparts and are capable of equally good, and sometimes even better results. Today, you don't choose one over the other based on image quality (unless you want to go full-frame), but on what you are planning to photograph. For specific needs such as sports and wildlife photography, where autofocus speed, subject tracking ability and lack of viewfinder lag are extremely important, DSLR cameras are still the way to go. True, mirrorless cameras have not fully caught up with DSLRs yet, but it is just a matter of time (more on this below).
For all other situations, a mirrorless camera makes much more sense – it's smaller, lighter, easier to carry, has potentially smaller lenses and because of all these reasons, is much more likely to be with you wherever you go. Once you get past the I-have-a-DSLR-which-is-cool factor, don't you find these advantages tempting and worthy of consideration?
The Potential
Mirrorless systems have a lot of potential. The reason why DSLRs are so big even in their smallest incarnations is because they have a mirror and an optical viewfinder, as shown below:
In order for the mirror to fit between the sensor and the lens mount, there needs to be a longer flange focal distance (distance between mount and film/sensor plane). Optical viewfinder and long flange focal distance make the camera taller and broader. However, other components are relatively small. Even those powerful image processors don't take up much space – the same EXPEED 3 processor used on the Nikon D800 is used on the much more compact mirrorless Nikon 1 V1. What this means is that it is possible to make a tough, high-quality, speedy camera with a large sensor and sufficient buffer by throwing away large moving components and replacing them with compact electronics. Potentially, that's an almost pocket-friendly D4 for you right there. With smaller lenses, too, as demonstrated by older rangefinder cameras. I'm a wedding photographer – it's my passion as well as main source of income. And I can honestly say I would love such a small camera, as plenty of other professional photographers would, I am sure.
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What's more important is seeing how mirrorless cameras are slowly taking advantage of the theoretical possibilities. To be fair, compact system cameras weren't always that interesting to working professionals. At first, all of them were targeted at point-and-shoot users wanting to upgrade. Cameras like the original Sony NEX-5 were an alternative to budget DSLRs. They tempted buyers who didn't want the bulk of an entry-level DSLR, but craved the same image quality. Now, however, we have cameras that target professionals, such as Sony NEX-7, Olympus OM-D E-M5 and Fujifilm X-Pro1. Many of them offer fast burst modes, great video performance, tough build and above all – excellent image quality. Nikon 1 cameras have almost DSLR-worthy AF systems and the OM-D E-M5 is pushing the limits of contrast-based AF. It is clear now that mirrorless holds a huge potential enough to intrigue professional street photographers, journalists, wedding photographers and, with EVFs and AF systems getting better all the time, possibly even sports and wildlife photographers in the future.
As I've already pointed out, mirrorless cameras are getting more serious each year. We've seen huge strides in AF performance, EVF designs and image quality. OM-D E-M5 has proven that small 4/3 sensors are indeed a very well thought-out compromise, something that wasn't entirely obvious with their DSLR lineup. Fujifilm's sensor technology has finally helped us see that improvements can be made not only with increased number of pixels, ISO and dynamic range performance, but also with innovative approach to the very design of the matrix (something Sigma was eager to do as well with its Foveon sensors). All these improvements made sure that the mirrorless cameras receive deserved attention from those new to photography, as well as from advanced users. They make the small cameras that much more attractive to professional photographers craving for smaller and lighter gear. All that's missing is a full-frame interchangeable lens mirrorless camera.
The only option for a truly compact full-frame camera with interchangeable lenses is Leica, and has been so ever since M9 came out back in 2009. They may have their reasons, but Leica is also preposterously expensive as a system and the expense part is what puts it out of reach for most photographers. While good for certain types of photography, digital Leica rangefinders rely on manual focus and don't work well with longer lenses. There are also no current zoom lenses except for the Tri-Elmar, which has three focal lengths for you to choose from and costs nearly $5K. In other words, Leica is a very specialized tool, the use of which is difficult to understand for many, let alone justify the purchase. But the concept of a compact full frame camera does seem to have caught the attention of other manufacturers, not to mention the potential buyers. We now have professional-targeted APS-C mirrorless cameras, such as NEX-7 and X-Pro1. We have a full-frame compact camera in the shape of Sony RX-1. A full-frame mirrorless will come sooner or later and will be of much interest to a large portion of professional photographers. By then, contrast and hybrid autofocus systems will probably catch up, if not surpass, DSLR speeds.
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So… Could a Compact Camera System truly Replace a DSLR?
Yes and No. Nasim already expressed his opinion about the future of cropped-sensor cameras and why he believes that small sensor DSLRs will be replaced by mirrorless cameras pretty soon. The day when capable mirrorless APS-C cameras become cheaper than entry-level DSLRs, I strongly believe most people will start switching to the lighter mirrorless options. We already have budget options such as the Sony NEX-F3 on the market, but they lack viewfinders (adding which is either impossible on low-end models or too expensive) and they lack advanced functionality and customization options found on entry-level DSLRs. But it is clear that the mirrorless market is already competing with the lower-end DSLR market.
Without a doubt, mirrorless cameras have plenty of advantages over their larger siblings. They are smaller, lighter and potentially come with smaller and lighter lenses. They are also quieter and more discreet, which photojournalists and street shooters are surely going to appreciate. So I just do not see how APS-C DSLRs will be able to compete with mirrorless cameras in the future.
What about full-frame DSLRs? I agree with Nasim's projection that full-frame is here to stay for a long time. Partly because manufacturers have invested so much into them, partly because they are simply more suitable for certain applications. In five years, I would love to have a non-yet-existing full-frame X-Pro5 hanging around my neck on weddings with a fast prime lens mounted. But I know I'd probably still have a workhorse DSLR with me. It's that much more secure in my hand thanks to its size and weight – in some situations, it's actually an advantage. It's that bit more dependable, having been around for such a long time. Sports and wildlife photographers are also likely to appreciate the bigger cameras for their ergonomics when mounted with large lenses.
However, there is a possibility that full-frame DSLRs become very specialized tools in the future, similar to medium format cameras today. What if Nikon came out with a full-frame mirrorless camera with superb battery life and all the same features (and more) you get from the latest generation DSLRs? Considering the shorter flange distance, this means that Nikon would have to replace all of its full-frame lenses, which obviously sounds like a bad proposition for anyone that owns lenses. But with a small electronic adapter, similar to the Nikon FT-1, you could potentially use all current and old DSLR lenses on such a mirrorless full-frame camera.
Maybe, in time, mirrorless cameras will make us all dump our bulky DSLR systems. Technology is changing fast, so I believe that it is just a matter of time. A mechanical mirror that has to move up and down before and after every exposure is just another potential point of failure, so losing it and thus simplifying the camera is the way of the future. Sony has already gotten rid of the mirror with their translucent SLT cameras, but the mirror is still there and it eats up some of the incoming light. SLT just seems like an intermediary step for now, which I am sure Sony will eventually get rid of in the future.
And for those that want the bulk and the build of a pro DSLR, a full-frame mirrorless camera can be designed to be the same size as current DSLRs. Once the mirror is removed, the light will pass through directly onto the shutter and the sensor. Imagine what benefits that would bring to wildlife and wedding photographers – you no longer have the loud mirror slap that disturbs wildlife and people. The "Quiet" mode would be replaced with a noise-free electronic shutter!
Why Do We Care?
By no means do I want to bash DSLR cameras as photographic tools. Instead, I'd rather celebrate the choice we've been given with the new camera systems – lighter and smaller, yet in many cases, just as capable to keep up with our varying demands. I'm a photographer. I've been through quite a few weddings and other jobs. My most go-to gear is rather lightweight and easy to lug around. Usually I don't need more than a camera body, a few backup batteries, a flash for rare occasions when there's no way around poor light and a couple of fast primes. But the possibility of having even less weight on my shoulders when I work for 14-16 hours straight is, undeniably, very attractive. If a couple of years ago I'd only consider a DSLR as a second body, today I'd put a mirrorless camera in that place with full confidence.
What's important to realize is that compact system cameras are catching up with established DSLR systems rapidly. They're not only good enough for some day-to-day photography anymore – they are good enough for clients, even if those clients don't yet realize it. Give the market two or three more years, and you'll probably find such a camera in most pro's bags next to the big stuff. Lenses will come and performance will come. And if you're on a lookout for your first DSLR camera, you may want to give Sony NEX, Fujifilm X, Olympus, Panasonic and other mirrorless camera brands a closer look. Perhaps DSLR is what will suit you better. Or perhaps you'll be happier with a smaller, but just as capable camera you can actually take with you anywhere you go? You've got choices, which is great news for all of us.
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Distribución geográfica
Se encuentra en Papúa Nueva Guinea

Referencias

 Richards, S. & Allison, A. 2004. Austrochaperina basipalmata. 2006 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.

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Harworth Group is set to celebrate "strong progress" so far in 2017 at its annual general meeting today, largely buoyed by activity at its Logistics North development in Bolton.
Earlier this month, Harworth announced it had entered into an 80/20 joint venture with Lancashire County Pension Fund to deliver 564,000 sq ft of industrial units on 31 acres of land within the regeneration site. The 10 warehouses are expected to be built in 2017 and 2018.
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10 Oct ITA Film Screening at Queen's Park, Toronto
On Oct 10th, 2018, her Honour Elizabeth Dowdeswell, the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, hosted an advance private screening of Into The Arctic 3: The Last Chapter, in her suite at Queen's Park. Her honour delivered opening remarks to an audience of distinguished guests, members of parliament and legislature, and some of Cory and Janet's patrons. With a deep connection to the environment, her Honour Elizabeth Dowdeswell served as assistant deputy minister at Environment Canada which brought her to the Arctic, and she also led the United Nations Environment Programme in Nairobi, Kenya. Cory and Janet are most grateful to Her Honour and her team for hosting this most memorable evening, and for her considerate words.


[MUSIC] Welcome back to the show, everybody! We are here in the Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles, California. And We found the man behind hamster-powered hamster drawing machine. Hamster-powered hamster drawing machines right here in front of us. It's right here in front of. We're looking right at it in real life. And Neil Mendoza is the artist and designer behind that. Thank you, first of all, for letting us come here and check out the hamster and the machine. The hamster-powered hamster drawing machine, no problem at all. Yeah, so we have to ask you. Why this? Like, what made you think this was a great project to embark on? Cuz it seems like it was really a lot of work to make happen. It was a lot of work. It kind of evolved into being what it is today. It started off with kind of a fascination with drawing machines and The ability to encode complicated drawings into mechanical devices. So the drawing of the hamster is encoded into the shape of the wheels around the outside. So I started becoming really interested in that. And then I built a drawing machine which worked. But then I was like, what on earth is this thing gonna draw? [LAUGH] [LAUGH] And so hamster seems good. There's not really enough time about that, so maybe- We agree. We agree. No, it's good, it's good. So I made a hamster drawing machine that I'm like I don't want people to turn it around over this. But if it's a hamster drawing machine, then it should be powered by a hamster. So you've killed the idea of draw hamster before you thought of powering it with the hamster? I think so. [LAUGH] It's kind of the man we [INAUDIBLE] away We all round the same time. Sort of- Yeah. Same view. Your website it has a lot of projects, that sort of incorporate the intersection of digital and mechanical technologies And when did you first start kinda getting into that as a medium because it's a really interesting medium that I think not a lot of people think of when they think of art. I don't think that combination is really prevalent and so to see something like this is a, really delightful. I mean, we were overjoyed to see it in person. It's so exciting and new, and it feels really fresh. So, what What started you down that path? I think I've always liked tinkering ever since I was a kid, like taking things in pieces and putting them back together again, but then I went to a university and studies computer science and kind of resigned myself to a career in kind of a grey cubicle. So then, after going. A bit like a hamster I guess. Bit like a hamster [CROSSTALK]. The hamster wheel of life. But then, at some point I came across different people doing interesting stuff with technology and code and I started trying to get into it myself. And I already had some experience doing programming in electronics so then I took that experience, I guess, and started applying it to To art making. So what is the process of creating a drawing machine like this? It is such a simple thing to turn a circle into a completed drawing of a hamster. That's with sarcasm. [LAUGH] It's simple. You are like it's a simple thing. It goes from a simple circle to something more complicated. Very true. How does one How does one go about making a hamster drawing machine? How do you help a hamster draw itself? I used a piece of open source to open frameworks. It's like a coding framework to allows you to easily make creative stuff. Like computer graphics or sound or take input I made a physics simulation of the drawing arm part of the machine and then I used that physics simulation to trace out where the wheels would need to be if the pen was in the correct place. So then I ended up with these two circular drawings. Then I used a machine called a CNZ machine, which is basically like a big robot to Cut it out of wood for me, and that's how you would go about it. But originally, I cut out these two parts of the machine just out of wood and then tried to make them all rotate together, but they were far too flimsy, so then the whole thing is sitting on a big aluminium circle behind it with The kind of chain you get in your bicycle sandwiched between it. Give it some weight. Yeah. Give it some weight and stiffness. Wow. I love the idea of you iterating on this idea over and over until you created what you wanted. And then you had to employ the labor. Of the hamster, who is just taking a break. Yeah. Well, you know it's exhausting, you gotta run that wheel. I can barely run down a flight of stairs. [LAUGH] It's hard work, maybe he's going to post his selfie on Instagram. That's true, maybe he's really into social media. Does the hamster have its own social media account, is the great question. [LAUGH] As far as I know no, but it's not actually my hamster. So the real guardians of the hamster would have the true answer for that. This hamster feels like a celebrity. Does the hamster have a name? Joji. Joji. What kind of reaction have you been getting to this piece? I mean people are really like Happy, I think. [BLANK_AUDIO] They're really interested in how the drawing machine part of it works and then they're just really happy to see the whole thing come together. People's interest seems to shift between the two parts of it and then take it in as whole and be kind of like, wow, that's really cute [UNKNOWN]. That's interesting because from one perspective you could look at it as almost a a cage that he's forced to have this tyrannical rule to be forced to constantly make an image of himself. Or it could be this really joyous, happy experience. And I like that people take the latter. I kind of like it to be open to interpretation, so if you want to interpret it as a comment on Evil [UNKNOWN]. [LAUGH] Then you can or if you wanna interpret it as just nonsense you also do that. Whimsical happiness. That's how I interpret it, whimsical happiness. You also have another piece here that is really interesting in that I don't even know how to describe this. There's a microphone that picks up your word. And then it will project, throw, your words literally onto a screen and then there is a foot that can kick your words and there is another receptacle that if it catches your word, it will actually say the word out loud. Let's talk a little bit about that. You know, one of those machines Because I just love these fantastical sort of contraptions that you put together using technology, and this is really fascinating to me in how you kind of come up with the idea to sort of embark on these projects, because In my wildest dreams, I don't think of anything quite like that. And, so it's just. And both of them have sort of a Rube Goldberg-esque feel to them. Very much. Yeah. Where, you mean, how do I get those kind of ideas, and things.>> Yeah, that and also if you want to talk a little bit about that particular project. I'd love to hear about how. That even came together. Because it just seems like there's a lot of, for lack of better term, moving parts to it. Yeah. Even though it's just throwing words around. So, first of all, where do you find inspiration for things? How do you To kind of decide on a path to take for a project. Yeah. I mean I think today a lot of times we take technology for granted. Like say you use Siri on your iPhone, it's doing probably more complicated stuff than my installation is doing. But I think it's really good to Deconstruct that kind of stuff and make people think about technology and realize that a lot of the ways we view it as arbitrary and get them to re-engage with it from as if that thing is new. I guess that's one of the things I try to do with my work is to kind of make people realize that a lot of technology we use today is kind of arbitrary and dictated to us by Companies who have their own agendas. So making I guess random nonsense to reignite the people with interest in technology around us is one reason why I make it. I guess that particular piece started with voice recognition technology. And kind of yeah, trying to like Maybe yeah, show people the inside of how one of these systems might work. We'll get to engage with that a little bit more and then I guess just went down some kind of surreal nonsense path, I'm not really sure. A bit of a Monte Python Pre-abstract Monte Python the beginning of the animated bit, it feels a little bit like that. yeah I think. I was playing around with two things at the same time, and they ended up becoming one project. I was playing around with showing people the inside of a series of brain possible. Also this idea of combining projection with physical objects. So like the words fly out the thing and then this actual robotic foot can kick them. So I like the kind of this inter play in between the physical and digital because often we spend our time staring at screens kind of absorbed in it like a virtual world where I think it's nice to try and bring people back there you know back to three dimensional reality but mix the two up at the same time because there's really interesting things you can do with Special stuff and computer graphics as well so. Do you find yourself interested at all in augmented reality and virtual reality since that's like a new kind of upcoming thing? Is that something that maybe you're interested in taking your art end design to or? A little bit less. I mean, I actually did some projects. We've had like A few years back like it was meant to be a reality project before it was like cool. [INAUDIBLE] [LAUGH] Before Pokemon Go came out. Before Pokemon Go came out. And it was fun. It's a fun toy. It feels a little bit gimmicky but I mean Pokemon Go might be the first company that's actually kind of built- Did it right. A killer app for- Yeah, sure. Yeah, it seems that way. But the thing I don't really like about virtual reality is it kind of takes you away from the world. It kind of enables escapism. So it's fun for gaming and stuff, but I think with my work I want people to engage with the moment rather than escaping the moment and yeah, even though maybe People will be able to create a lot of awesome stuff in virtual worlds. It's still gonna be created by people. And you know, if we look at cities they're all just big rectangular boxes. Right. I think it's much easier also to connect with people on an emotional level if you're making actual three-dimensional stuff like we've evolved to kind of Interactive to see the world in three dimensions. But yeah, Maybe virtual reality is going to get rid of that barrier and trick our brains into thinking we are in some kind of three dimensional space. But anyway Someday maybe someday, but well you have certainly evoked a lot emotional happiness from us. I am so glad. And out viewers and our viewers too. I am so glad that we got to actually see this in person. Very exciting for us. And thank you for talking to us about your projects. No problem. And your art. And if you wanna check out Neil's work, you can go to neilmendoza.com. We'll have all information on the website too. And that's it for our interview. So we are gonna take a quick break, and then we're gonna magically appear back in the studio and continue the show. So stick around, it's Tomorrow Daily.


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Legal challenges relating to nuisance etc.
Brought up, read the First time, and added to the Bill.
(b) the application includes a request for an order granting development consent to authorise compulsory acquisition of land or of an interest in or right over land (a "compulsory acquisition request").
(2) The applicant must give to the Commission a notice specifying the names, and such other information as may be prescribed, of each affected person.
(3) Notice under subsection (2) must be given in such form and manner as may be prescribed.
'(1) This section applies where the application includes a request for an order granting development consent to authorise compulsory acquisition of land or of an interest in or right over land (a "compulsory acquisition request").
(2) The Examining authority must fix, and cause each affected person to be informed of, the deadline by which an affected person must notify the Commission that the person wishes a compulsory acquisition hearing to be held.
(3) If the Commission receives notification from at least one affected person before the deadline, the Examining authority must cause a compulsory acquisition hearing to be held.
(ii) where section [Notice of persons interested in land to which compulsory acquisition request relates] applies, a notice under that section in relation to the application.
(b) the Greater London Authority if the land to which the application relates, or any part of it, is in Greater London.
(3) A "local impact report" is a report in writing giving details of the likely impact of the proposed development in the authority's area (or any part of that area).
(4) "The proposed development" is the development for which the application seeks development consent.
(5) A notice under subsection (2) must specify the deadline for receipt by the Commission of the local impact report.
'(2A) Decisions taken by the Commission as part of any function conferred on it shall be subject to confirmation by the Secretary of State.
Mr. Deputy Speaker (Sir Alan Haselhurst): Order. I ask the Serjeant at Arms to investigate the delay in the No Lobby.
Mr. Deputy Speaker: Order. May I say to the House that this is programmed business, and that the amount of time taken to complete that Division was intolerable in the circumstances? I hope that hon. Members will move more quickly through the Division Lobby, should the House decide upon another Division.
I understand that amendments Nos. 340 to 355, tabled in the name of the hon. Member for Sheffield, Attercliffe (Mr. Betts), have been accepted by the Government. I am therefore prepared to select them for separate Division. We will deal first with amendments Nos. 340 and 341.
Amendments made: No. 340, in page 33, line 3, after "received", insert "(i)".


If, like me, you were a fan of Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy you'll have had great fun with Douglas Adams' humorous yet also insightful exploration of this in his writings. Most folk think it started as a book but I recall it was first a BBC Radio 4 series that then expanded in several directions!
Early on in the unfolding story Adams introduces the Babel Fish which can translate from any universal language into yours. You stick the Babel Fish in your ear and off you go. Adams chose Babel in the name because of the story of the Tower of Babel which was aimed at explaining the origin of different languages.
I refuse to prove that I exist says God for proof denies faith and without faith I am nothing.
But ah says man the Babel Fish proves you exist therefore you don't. QED!
Oh says God I hadn't thought of that and promptly vanishes in a puff of logic.
Man then goes on to prove that black is white and white is black and then gets killed on the next zebra-crossing.
I had a huge laugh out loud moment when I first heard this and it still makes me smile within to this day. I can feel it now as I type.
For me, beyond the brilliant humour, it was something that stepped me out of fear based approach to life that the religion I was brought up in promoted and I'd been conditioned in.
It wasn't the first time I wondered more deeply if I could laugh at that would God also be laughing. It was, after all, still all part of God's creation! It wouldn't have been that long ago in history that people were burnt at the stake or crucified for less.
Developing the theme of: "Life, the Universe and everything" further Adams explores the idea of the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe and everything. Enter into the script the supercomputer: Deep Thought – who introduces itself as the second greatest computer of all time and says it can provide the answer but it will take 7.5 million years!
42 is actually a very interesting number but that is by the by. See wiki if you like.
Then he goes on to say that to understand the answer you have to know what the question really is for then you will understand the answer. He proposes the creation of his successor a new computer with a 10 million year programme that shall be called the Earth.
I'll leave the rest of story there for there is much more to it than I've shared above but there is a reason I've included all this so far.
There is some great pointers to truth in what Adams was sharing and I am sure his writing was more than just great humour.
Take the Babel Fish story and God's refusal to prove that it exists. Humanity has sought such incontravertable proof since its dawn yet relatively few have seen the blindingly obvious truth.
Truth, as in divine truth, is unbelievable. It can only be experienced.
Do you see a resonance with Adams message here?
No proof required or possible. Faith or more accurately trust in the divine will lead one to the realisation of truth and you will not get there by thought either. Another facet of brilliance in the dialogue.
"What is the meaning of life?" and this has been debated in the plane of thinking for millennia with nothing conclusive.
Meditate upon this deeply and you will see its truth. It's not about believing what is written here or anywhere for that matter but about being open to direct insight.
So, if "What is the meaning of life?" is not the ultimate question what is?
That YOU, yes YOU are the answer. YOUR innate truth is the divine essence that is referred to as Infinite Silence on this site.
This, ultimately, is that which has to be realised experientially. It cannot be learned, it cannot be earned for you are already it, it takes no time for it is here now, it has no shape for it is beyond form, it is eternal and Infinite Silence.
It is not a thing, yet gives birth to all and to it all returns.
The question has answered itself. In truth, it will be seen there was never any question in the first place!
It is YOU. YOUR TRUE SELF. YOU are this answer.
… and for a bit of fun now you might like to watch an extract from the series on the video link below Copyright the creators not mine!


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Nov-06-2009:Ten functions of the inconceivable Secret-in-Secret Cultivation Method: | Osifu Wisdom Discourse·We Are Come From The Universe Center !
10. To return to the cosmic source successfully.
It will be efficacious if one's mind is righteous.
It will be efficacious if one's mind is sincere.
It will be efficacious if one's mind is kindhearted.
It will be efficacious if one's mind is pure.
It will be efficacious if one's mind is highly responsive.
It is holographic, omnipotent, non-self and pure.
It is to receive and guide by the cosmic source, and the will of the Heaven curbs the worldly minds.
It can make one's mind restore the true nature and contains the whole universe.
It is the shortcut for returning, and it makes the Buddha mind regain its original brilliance.
It is originated from the heart of the Earth, and it helps all living beings to find their loved ones.
It holds time and space, and synchronizes with cosmic principles.
The Secret-in-Secret Cultivation Method is self-taught without pursuing.
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LED is about to force the four aspects-LED Outdoor Lighting,LED Street Light,LED Flood Light,LED Tunnel Light,LED High Bay Light-Shenzhen Lux Lighting Co.,Ltd.
Looking back at the first quarter of the policy, the two sessions are around the topic. So, in the last two years of the two sessions, which proposals and the LED industry is closely related to the introduction of the new policy will have a favorable impact on the LED industry? At the same time, what are the sound from the LED industry? The two delegates on the LED industry What advice and opinions?
National two sessions recently held in Beijing, artificial intelligence once again be concerned about. This year the Prime Minister of the State Council in the government work report for the first time referred to artificial intelligence, and in the thirteen five national science and technology innovation plan included, showing that artificial intelligence is entering an important period of development, industry outbreak soon. Analysis of artificial intelligence will begin to apply to the field of strong professional subdivision, such as cars, home appliances, etc., after the accumulation of the database and algorithm progress, and then extended to other areas.
This means that the smart lighting industry will also usher in a good policy of good development situation. In September 2016, the Beijing Municipal Development and Reform Commission jointly Beijing Municipal Finance Bureau in the promulgation of the "Beijing" 13th Five-Year "green lighting project implementation plan" which pointed out that in 2019 and 2020 to promote the municipal industrial park, Campus, hospital intelligent lighting upgrade project.
On March 5, the fifth session of the 12th National People 's Congress was opened at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council presented a report on the work of the government. "Government Work Report" in addition to "to promote and protect people's livelihood as the focus of social construction," the work of the review referred to "do the Olympic Winter Games, the winter Paralympic Games preparatory work, co-ordination of mass sports, competitive sports, sports industry Development, extensive national fitness, so that more people enjoy the movement happy, have a healthy body. People's physical and mental health, optimistic, the country will be full of vigor and vitality, "there are some worthy of discussion, specifically here, for this Industry criticism.
For the sports industry this big cake, attracted a lot of LED industry capital influx. At present, including Lehman shares, Alto Electronics, Abby Electronics, Liard and other large LED companies are beginning to plan in the sports industry layout. I believe in the national policy under the guidance of the future LED business in the field of sports will have a greater.
2017 "area along the way" theme is expected to continue to heat up. 2017 during the two sessions, March 5, Premier Li Keqiang government work report 5 times mentioned "one way", March 8 morning foreign minister Wang Yi said that more than 20 heads of state have been determined to participate in May 2017 " International Cooperation Summit Forum ", in addition to the leaders round table summit, there is a wider range of" all the way along the way, "the six high-level theme of the meeting, Beijing and" all the way "will once again become the focus of global attention.
For export-oriented enterprises, "along the way" related to the introduction of the policy is undoubtedly brought to the enterprise a huge opportunity for development. According to statistics, "along the way" market growth will be higher than the national LED lighting products overall level of exports, 2013-2020 annual average growth rate of about 58% by 2020 China's LED lighting products export all the way about 53 billion US dollars, Accounting for 50% of the national share.
During the two sessions this year, representatives from all over the country on the "wisdom of the city" have made suggestions, that "smart city" construction is a huge project, the need to improve the city security, underground corridors and other construction, and wisdom of urban construction can not coax On their own, to scientific planning, co-ordination.
The past two years, "wisdom of the city" to promote the development of LED industry has also brought new opportunities for development. As an important part of urban public lighting system and intelligent city, intelligent LED lights and security monitoring-based LED display industry, is undoubtedly a big positive.
"The new display technology is high and widely used.China has developed from the flat to show the weak country to the big country, has been the government's concern and guidance.It is now show that the technology has come to the stage of AMOLED evolution, technology and product iteration opportunities challenge. AMOLED, China and South Korea at the same starting line. "During the two sessions, the CPPCC National Committee members, Chinese Academy of Sciences Ouyang Zhongcan, said in an interview with reporters.
On March 4, the day before the opening of the Second Session of the 12th National People's Congress (NPC) came directly from the Barcelona Mobile World Congress (MWC) to attend the twelfth National People's Congress, TCL Group Chairman and CEO Li Dongsheng brought one Entitled "on the semiconductor display / chip industry to increase support efforts." He pointed out that the semiconductor chip and semiconductor display industry is to boost the competitiveness of China's electronic information industry, the most important basis for the proposed state to take effective and comprehensive measures to support the development of these industries.
National People's Congress, Jiangxi Province, Nanchang Mayor Guo said that China's silicon substrate LED technology has broken the monopoly of Europe and the United States and technology, to the top of the global LED industry value chain, the proposed national silicon substrate LED rose to national strategy to support Silicon substrate LED technology upgrades and industry bigger and stronger.
National People's Congress, Hebei Peng Yuan Enterprise Group Chairman Zhu Liqiu is very concerned about the industrialization of LED development. She said that the current Samsung and other large international companies and LED industry several major giants such as Philips, OSRAM, CREE, etc. have increased the silicon substrate LED technology research and development efforts. In the face of the competitive pressure of international enterprises, to maintain the advantages of starting, to avoid the "early morning to catch a late set" to enhance China's original technology independent brand international competitiveness, has become an important issue of imminent.
In this regard, Zhu Liqiu proposed to accelerate the pace of large-scale industrial development of silicon substrate LED technology, rose to "thirteen" period of national strategy, so that the world's LED lighting history of rewriting the "China's core" priority in China to get sustainable development, And gradually let the "Chinese core" to the world.
Will the blue light of the LED light damage the eyes?


Manitoba's first urban reserve is located on three acres next to Madison Street and St. Matthews Avenue in Winnipeg. Long Plain First Nation bought the property from Manitoba Hydro in 2005, and the property became an urban reserve in 2013. The land is about 100 kilometres from Long Plain's home reserve, which is located about 30 kilometres southwest of Portage la Prairie.
Passersby will notice the Petro-Canada station and convenience store at 490 Madison St., which sells the highest volume of fuel of any independently-owned gas station in the city, according to Long Plain's Arrowhead Development's CEO Tim Daniels.
Through a partnership with Suncor Energy, the station opened in February 2015. Daniels said, while the station cost about $1.9 million to build, it has generated nearly $2 million since opening.
"In its first year, it's paid for itself," he said.
He said approximately two-thirds of the station's staff are Long Plain FN members. But it's not necessarily the employment opportunities that make the Madison Avenue reserve so valuable, it's the money being earned through the gas station, the adjacent office building that houses Yellowquill College and other tenants and the five surrounding businesses that are now leasing their land from Long Plains FN. Doreen Beauchamp, director of Yellowquill College, said between 200 and 225 full- and part-time Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students attended the college in 2015-16.
Daniels said earnings are being used to improve the lives of the residents on the home reserve through road and infrastructure improvements. Homes are being constructed on a second reserve site just outside the City of Portage la Prairie. Daniels said Long Plain will help home buyers with financing in a similar manner to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation and some units will be rented.
Arrowhead Development also has plans to build an $18-million five-storey office and conference centre on its urban reserve.
Building is to begin later this year. Office space will be leased to First Nations that now have child and family services offices scattered across Winnipeg, Daniels said.
Another small section of land next to the Madison Street development was recently purchased.
"We're not done on this Madison property," Daniels said.


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It's getting harder and harder to be a fan of the NHL these days. And with the league's commissioner adding similar hubris to his Napoleonic resemblance, it's hard to see how the league is going to change for the better of its own volition before it's compelled to by sending one of its players to the morgue.
I never thought I'd be cheering an airline, but I have to applaud Air Canada for its stand against the league's continuing to turn if not a blind eye, certainly an exceptionally myopic on, on the issue of head injuries. Following the league's inaction in the aftermath of the ax Pacioretty hit, Air Canada's director of marketing/communication Denis Vandal, sent a letter to the league demanding immediate and serious actions on this issue.
The hammer? Vandal's letter strongly suggested that the airline could pack up its sponsorship dollars. And while I would never want a league kowtowing to corporate interests, in this case Air Canada's opinion clearly mirrors that of a growing number of fans (unlike their opinion on luggage fees – but that's another column).
The league's response was prefaced by "Air Canada is a great brand, as is the National Hockey League…" While the first half's a sound statement, the second part of it is rapidly being called into question.
While watching TSN's Sportsdesk and Rogers Sportsnet's highlight shows, it seemed like every game featured some sort of hits to the head. The league's still without its marquee star in Sidney Crosby due to a head injury; Pacioretty's lucky he wasn't paralyzed and right now the focus should be on seeing him get healthy and, hopefully, get back on the ice; and concussion has replaced upper body injury as the word du jour on injured lists.
province – but no one wants to see a player become a martyr to the cause of common sense.
result of his pugnacious behaviour, the fact of the matter is players are bigger, stronger, faster, and essentially wearing suits of armour.
increased in quality so greatly that players have no fear of getting hurt. When I played as a youth, my equipment was soft padding, with maybe a little plastic shell. Today's equipment? Rock hard, not very flexible, and capable of inflicting as much damage as it protects.
Equipment is one thing, awareness is another. Who knows how many players back in the earlier days of the NHL suffered from concussions? How many players got their bell rung, had smelling salts passed under their nose, and went over the boards for their next shift?
The difference is we know better – well, at least the fans, the sponsors, and the players do. Bettman and his enablers seemingly prefer to ostrich-ize themselves by sticking their collective heads in the sand. However, before they limited themselves to platitudes, empty promises, and half measures to combat a serious issue. Now he's added arrogance to the mix and risks ostracizing his fan base.
few have the ability to do so, but if you waste that opportunity by disrespecting your opponents, then you should lose that privilege.
From a human point of view, we don't want these kids dying for our amusement – this is hockey, not a gladiator show. From a business perspective, which seems to be the only way to get through to the NHL's leadership, having your marquee assets sidelined indefinitely is not putting your best product on the ice.
This entry was posted in Sports and tagged Air Canada, concussions, Denis Vandal, hockey, Max Pacioretty on March 11, 2011 by Jay Menard.


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    # Fix build on High Sierra
    inreplace "lib_pypy/_tkinter/tklib_build.py" do |s|
      s.gsub! "/System/Library/Frameworks/Tk.framework/Versions/Current/Headers/",
              "#{prefix}/opt/tcl-tk/include"
      s.gsub! "libdirs = []",
              "libdirs = ['#{prefix}/opt/tcl-tk/lib']"
    end

    resource("bootstrap").stage buildpath/"bootstrap"
    python = buildpath/"bootstrap/bin/pypy"

    cd "pypy/goal" do
      system python, buildpath/"rpython/bin/rpython",
             "-Ojit", "--shared", "--cc", ENV.cc, "--verbose",
             "--make-jobs", ENV.make_jobs, "targetpypystandalone.py"
    end

    libexec.mkpath
    cd "pypy/tool/release" do
      package_args = %w[--archive-name pypy --targetdir .]
      system python, "package.py", *package_args
      system "tar", "-C", libexec.to_s, "--strip-components", "1", "-xf", "pypy.tar.bz2"
    end

    (libexec/"lib").install libexec/"bin/libpypy-c.dylib"
    MachO::Tools.change_install_name("#{libexec}/bin/pypy",
                                     "@rpath/libpypy-c.dylib",
                                     "#{libexec}/lib/libpypy-c.dylib")

    # The PyPy binary install instructions suggest installing somewhere
    # (like /opt) and symlinking in binaries as needed. Specifically,
    # we want to avoid putting PyPy's Python.h somewhere that configure
    # scripts will find it.
    bin.install_symlink libexec/"bin/pypy"
    lib.install_symlink libexec/"lib/libpypy-c.dylib"
  end

  def post_install
    # Post-install, fix up the site-packages and install-scripts folders
    # so that user-installed Python software survives minor updates, such
    # as going from 1.7.0 to 1.7.1.

    # Create a site-packages in the prefix.
    prefix_site_packages.mkpath

    # Symlink the prefix site-packages into the cellar.
    unless (libexec/"site-packages").symlink?
      # fix the case where libexec/site-packages/site-packages was installed
      rm_rf libexec/"site-packages/site-packages"
      mv Dir[libexec/"site-packages/*"], prefix_site_packages
      rm_rf libexec/"site-packages"
    end
    libexec.install_symlink prefix_site_packages

    # Tell distutils-based installers where to put scripts
    scripts_folder.mkpath
    (distutils+"distutils.cfg").atomic_write <<~EOS
      [install]
      install-scripts=#{scripts_folder}
    EOS

    %w[setuptools pip].each do |pkg|
      resource(pkg).stage do
        system bin/"pypy", "-s", "setup.py", "--no-user-cfg", "install",
               "--force", "--verbose"
      end
    end

    # Symlinks to easy_install_pypy and pip_pypy
    bin.install_symlink scripts_folder/"easy_install" => "easy_install_pypy"
    bin.install_symlink scripts_folder/"pip" => "pip_pypy"

    # post_install happens after linking
    %w[easy_install_pypy pip_pypy].each { |e| (HOMEBREW_PREFIX/"bin").install_symlink bin/e }
  end

  def caveats
    <<~EOS
      A "distutils.cfg" has been written to:
        #{distutils}
      specifying the install-scripts folder as:
        #{scripts_folder}

      If you install Python packages via "pypy setup.py install", easy_install_pypy,
      or pip_pypy, any provided scripts will go into the install-scripts folder
      above, so you may want to add it to your PATH *after* #{HOMEBREW_PREFIX}/bin
      so you don't overwrite tools from CPython.

      Setuptools and pip have been installed, so you can use easy_install_pypy and
      pip_pypy.
      To update setuptools and pip between pypy releases, run:
          pip_pypy install --upgrade pip setuptools

      See: https://docs.brew.sh/Homebrew-and-Python
    EOS
  end

  # The HOMEBREW_PREFIX location of site-packages
  def prefix_site_packages
    HOMEBREW_PREFIX+"lib/pypy/site-packages"
  end

  # Where setuptools will install executable scripts
  def scripts_folder
    HOMEBREW_PREFIX+"share/pypy"
  end

  # The Cellar location of distutils
  def distutils
    libexec+"lib-python/2.7/distutils"
  end

  test do
    system bin/"pypy", "-c", "print('Hello, world!')"
    system bin/"pypy", "-c", "import time; time.clock()"
    system scripts_folder/"pip", "list"
  end
end


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Q: Wildfly 9 - How do I exclude Jackson I'm running into a Jackson serialization issue with null values in maps.  Apparently this is a known bug in the Jackson version used by Wildfly 9 (https://issues.jboss.org/browse/WFLY-4906).  I'd like to use the current version of Jackson; however, I'm having trouble excluding the version used by Wildfly.  I tried excluding the module in jboss-deployment-structure.xml but the exclusion is not working.

Any idea how I can get this to work?

A: I had similar issue. I had to exclude whole jax-rs subsytem
<jboss-deployment-structure xmlns="urn:jboss:deployment-structure:1.2">
<deployment>
    <exclude-subsystems>
        <subsystem name="jaxrs" />
    </exclude-subsystems>
    ...
</deployment>

after that I was able to use my version of Jackson.

A: I just ran into this issue myself.
After upgrading a library in my application, I received the following error on a request:
Exception handling request to /path: java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonParser.hasToken(Lcom/fasterxml/jackson/core/JsonToken;)

Here is how I solved it:
I obviously had to exclude jackson-core-2.5.1 that wildfly-9 provides.
I listed all modules that depend on 'jackson-core' with /opt/wildfly/modules# grep -R 'jackson-core'
Then I created a jboss-deployment-structure.xml in my WEB-INF folder:
<jboss-deployment-structure>
    <deployment>
        <exclusions>
            <module name="com.fasterxml.jackson.core.jackson-core" />
            <module name="com.fasterxml.jackson.core.jackson-databind" />
            <module name="com.fasterxml.jackson.jaxrs.jackson-jaxrs-json-provider" />
            <module name="org.jboss.resteasy.resteasy-jackson2-provider" />
        </exclusions>
    </deployment>
</jboss-deployment-structure>


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Albuquerque City Council Moves Stadium Proposal to November Ballot
By USLSoccer.com Staff, 08/17/21, 12:35PM EDT
Ballot measure for publicly owned venue and home for New Mexico United approved by 7-2 margin
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The proposal for a new publicly owned venue in Albuquerque that would provide a permanent home for USL Championship club New Mexico United took another step forward on Monday night as the Albuquerque City Council voted 7-2 in favor of placing a ballot measure on the bond request made by the club and Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller on November's ballot.
The $50 million bond, which would be set aside from a tax revenue bond measure, would provide funding for a venue seating an initial capacity of 10,000+ seats with the potential to expand to 15,000 seats, in addition to other amenities including a Cultural Center as part of the broader project.
"The discussion tonight went a long way towards myth busting some of the unfortunate untruths and misconceptions that have risen up regarding the stadium bond proposal," said Keller following the meeting. "Whether it's going to see a United home game, a high school tournament, or our favorite artists fill an arena, we believe an Albuquerque multi-use stadium will be an asset that New Mexico can be proud of, creating opportunities for affordable family fun for decades to come.
"Now it's up to the voters. We look forward to continuing to have productive conversations with the public about the bond proposal, protecting historic neighborhoods, and ensuring that, like Isotopes Park, families across the city benefit from the project."
New Mexico United led the Championship in attendance during its inaugural season in 2019 with an average of 12,693 fans per game during the season. United spent the duration of the 2020 season on the road due to local health protocols, but this season fans have continued to flock to Isotopes Park. This past Saturday night's game against El Paso Locomotive FC drew a season-high 10,418 fans as the venue has reopened to full capacity.
The club has already raised $8 million to put towards the cost of the venue, initially estimated between $65-70 million. Additional private funding will also be used for the venue, which received strong local support in a poll conducted by Research and Polling, Inc. earlier this year. Albuquerque residents responded in favor of the new stadium by a margin of nearly 3-to-1, with widespread support being registered among respondents who identified as male, female, Hispanic, Anglo, age 18 to 34, age 35 to 49, age 50 to 64, as well as across all levels of income, education, length of residence in Albuquerque, and region of Albuquerque residence.
That support was also reflected in comments by the City Council members and residents who provided online and in person comment at Monday's hearing.
"I think this is a good deal for our city and that we ought to let voters participate," said city councilor Pat Davis.
USL Statement: COVID-19 Test Results
By USLSoccer.com Staff 10/20/2021, 6:00pm EDT
United Soccer League Introduces "Pronouns Numbers Pack" for 2022 Season
First-of-its-kind program will provide gender affirming environments for USL players from Youth to Pro
Loudoun United FC Appoints Raftery as Executive Business Officer
Former COO of Reno Aces brings prior experience in USL Championship to new club
Amanda Vandervort Named USL Super League President
By USLCorporate.com Staff 10/12/2021, 9:59am EDT
Former FIFPRO, MLS, and United Soccer Coaches executive brings diverse sports business acumen, coaching and playing experience
Tag(s): News Spotlight Home


Two servicemen of "Azov" regiment got wounded in a land mine blast. They were hospitalized with fragment and mine-blast wounds. Both are alive but their condition is critical.
Officers of the Security Service of Ukraine together with the police discovered an ammunition cache in the village of Pokrovske (Artemivsk district). The cache was placed in an abandoned barn outside the village and contained anti-tank and land mines and camouflaged tools for making "wiretraps" (wires, flame rocket shells, fuzes).
985 cars were waiting in the queue to get into or out of the ATO zone today in the morning. The State Border Service of Ukraine reported that the situation at the entry-exit checkpoints remained dynamic.
Today commemorative ceremonies for Holodomor victims took place in the Donetsk region towns. Activists, town authorites and residents gathered near Shevchenko monument in Kramatorsk for a civil ceremony to commemorate those who died in 1932-1933. At the end of the ceremony they made a symbolic commemorative candle out of small lights.
Polling stations opened in Mariupol and Krasnoarmiysk at 8.00 a.m. on November 29. After they were closed at 8 p.m. the exit poll results were announced. According to them, Vadym Boychenko became the mayor of Mariupol and "Opposition Block" and "People's Power" got into the town council.
5 vehicles were stopped in the ATO zone in the last 24 hours by border guards and patrol units. In particular, a truck carrying 850 kilos of fish which was worth ten thousand UAH. Three more lorries were stopped by a mobile patrol in the vicinity of Hnutove and Berezove. They were carrying nearly two tons of meat which were worth seventy thousand UAH.


This time of year, sunny days and cool, rainy nights find mushrooms appearing almost magically in New England forests, fields, backyards, and vacant lots. Are you curious about these fungal manifestations? Join Green Futures for a walk in the woods to view the fungus among us. Participants should meet at the intersection of Wilson Road and Riggenbach Road in Fall River.
Approximate length of walk 1 mile. Water and a snack always a good idea. Insect repellent may be needed until first hard frost usually in late October/early November.
Mist/drizzle okay. Mushrooms like that. Rain cancels walk.
Keep an eye out for mushrooms poking up through the leaves or on fallen trees after a damp day.


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Los sellos de Portugal en el año 2012 son puestos en circulación por Correios de Portugal, la administración postal portuguesa. Se realizan tres tipos de sellos, todos con validez en el territorio portugués: la emisión del continente y las emisiones de las islas Madeira y Azores.

Descripción

Continente

Madeira

Azores

Enlaces externos

Descripción en la pág. de Correos de Portugal (CTT) (en portugués)

Sellos de Portugal por año
Portugal


The cellular site industry is plagued with graffiti on their remote and local cell tower sites. Ivy-It Inc. works with company's like American Tower, Metro and Verizon to create instant solutions to their ongoing problems.
Ivy-It products deters graffiti, creates instant security screening that does not emit RF interrupters, eliminates the need for live hedges, vines and lastly eliminates the costly need for water and sprinkler system that are a requirement of the host municipality.
Ivy-It products create immediate cost savings and instant aesthetically appealing results.
Check out how Ivy-It has helped the American Cell Tower (Lake Elsinore), Metro Cell Tower (Sylmar), Reseda Self Storage, AT& T and more!


Is CGI going to replace photographers? Should we all throw away our cameras and start learning computer graphics?
Are these even the right questions to ask?
There's no doubt that CGI – Computer Generated Imagery – is changing the landscape of photography as we know it. Whereas ten years ago car ads, product brochures, architectural images and fashion spreads would have been shot with a physical camera, they're now increasingly turning to CGI as a way to cut costs and increase artistic flexibility. These days it's hard to find an image that wasn't in some way touched by a computer. But, as it turns out, CGI isn't the death knell to business that many photographers make it out to be. In fact, not only does CGI offer up new and exciting opportunities for photographers, but CGI simply couldn't exist without "traditional" photography working behind the scenes.
Learn about the exciting new opportunities CGI affords photographers while also seeing how many of the old business models still hold. Using real-world examples from past projects, I talk about the how CGI and photography are natural colleagues, the inherent challenges of trying to do things "fully-CG" and why it's nearly always a hybrid solution in the end. I talk about CGI's parallels with traditional photography, the steps involved in creating an image from start to finish, and the tools, software and "digital assets" required. I talk about how photographers can see themselves as producers and designers, and not camera operators.
Photographers are called "artists" for a reason, and digital technologies - including CGI and Photoshop - are simply the tools of the trade that offer increased creative freedom and allow the ability to create better imagery at lower costs.
This seminar is not about convincing people that they need to learn CGI to survive. Ultimately, it's about opening eyes to new tools and technology, allowing them to see it for what it is while dispelling the myriad misinformation constantly spread through the photography community.
Take your imagery further by understanding and exploring some amazing tools that enable you to do more.
What is CGI, anyway? If we take a picture with a digital camera and use Photoshop, is that "computer-generated?"
What is CGI good at? What is CGI bad at?
How does CGI work? What is the production "pipeline" like?
How do CGI and photography work together in today's world?
Can CGI exist without photography?
How can photographers integrate CGI into their workflows without having to learn a whole new set of tools and techniques?
What does the future hold for CGI and photography?
Good CGI isn't possible without photography... and a number of more traditional photographers are starting to utilize CGI more and more as a tool to expand creative freedom and open up new markets. Here I've collected some of my favorites that help paint a picture of the current state of how these industries are moving together.
Over the years, Paul Debevec has lead the way on graphics research including high dynamic range imagery (HDRI) and photogrammetry.
Greg Downing has a lot of examples of gigapixel imagery, digital sets, photogrammetry and HDRI.
The ICT Graphics Lab page on their Parthenon film.
EPOP offers a number of 360° panoramic solutions for virtual tours, HDRI, etc.
Viki Yeo's tutorial on the making of the "Young Girl" image.
Archiform 3D is one of the leading companies in the business of architectural visualization.
Alex Roman's The Third and the Seventh site contains still images and links to his short films, including the Exeter film. There's also a good interview with him from Motionographer that can be found here. APhotoEditor had some recent commentary on his work.
PK3D.com offers stock models and HDRI panos, as well as full creative services.
TurboSquid is one of the biggest and most-respected stock model companies, offering over 250,000 models for purchase.
Stanislav Petera takes you behind the scenes of his work on the Dolce Vita "Superdiva" project. He often partners with Tomáš Müller, a commercial artist.
Nigel Harniman is an automotive photographer who uses a lot of CGI in his work. He's also one of the guys behind Air CGI. There's a good article that describes some of his process for a recent campaign that can be found here.
Del Padre Digital and Trinetram do a lot of work in CGI product imagery.
A quick article on car photography without using actual cars.
A good video from Stargate Studios showing virtual environments being used for film and television.
Dylan Cole has created digital matte paintings for a variety of film projects including Lord of the Rings, Superman Returns, The Kite Runner and Memoirs of a Geisha.
Work we did on Superman Returns a few years back to allow Marlon Brando to reprise his role as Jor-El: Making-of Marlon Brando as Jor-El. Used photogrammetry, modeling from photographs, photographic texture remapping, photographic foreground and background plates, etc.


4. Drainage plan and erosion and sediment control plan in compliance with City stormwater management regulations.
H. Overview of field investigations, measurements, references, and past assessments of the site.


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Tags: Report: | U.S. | Readies | Tougher | Iraq | Strategy
Report: U.S. Readies Tougher Iraq Strategy
Sunday, 10 February 2002 12:00 AM
Administration officials told the newspaper that the policy review should be finished by the time Vice President Dick Cheney visits the Middle East next month and appears to lean toward increasing the threat of military action against Baghdad.
"There's an evolving consensus that a sizable U.S. military activity will be required," a well-placed source said.
Current U.S. policy is limited to aerial patrols of the so-called no-fly zones in southern and northern Iraq, as well as naval patrols on the lookout for smugglers in the Persian Gulf. That containment policy, however, is not strong enough, in the opinion of U.S. planners, to stifle Iraq's efforts to develop nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.
President Bush in his State of the Union address denounced Iraq last month as being part of an "axis of evil," along with Iran and Korea, for developing weapons of mass destruction.
While the details of the new policy are still under development, the U.S. victory in Afghanistan has many senior officials now convinced that a military strike against Saddam's regime has a solid chance of succeeding.
"As we learned in Afghanistan, some regimes are not as solid as they pretend to be," a senior State Department official told the Times. "The trick is finding the pressure points that can break the structure."
Washington apparently is looking to the U.S.-funded opposition group, the Iraqi National Congress, to develop into a viable fighting force that could topple Saddam in much the same way the Northern Alliance routed Afghanistan's ruling Taliban with the assistance of U.S. commandos and fierce air power. The scenario also apparently assumes that large numbers of Iraqi government troops will defect to the INC.
"The INC could still be a useful umbrella to bring other political forces together, but not as it is currently constituted. We need an INC that is more representative of all the forces in Iraq," a senior administration official suggested.
The Times said that unleashing the INC is a strategy largely favored by political appointees at the Pentagon while senior military officers and State Department officials are not convinced that the INC will be able to stand up to Saddam's well-established and ruthless military.
Other options being seriously considered include convincing Iraq's neighbors to tighten their political pressure on Baghdad, and a diplomatic offensive to allow United Nations arms inspectors back into Iraq. Some U.S. officials believe it will be difficult to convince nations such as Jordan, Iran, Syria and Turkey to clamp down on the smuggling of Iraqi oil through their territories.
Whatever its final form, the new policy proposal will have to be sold by Cheney during his nine-nation Middle East trip. According to the Times, Arab nations are already concerned that the Americans will once again underestimate Saddam's staying power, and haven't thought through a viable plan for a post-Saddam Iraq.
"Our problem is that we see much of it as wishful thinking or a leap of faith, particularly relying on (Iraqi military) defections," an anonymous Arab envoy told the newspaper. "This doesn't have the feel of a workable plan."
Copyright 2002 by United Press International.
Administration officials told the newspaper that the policy review should be finished by the time Vice President Dick Cheney visits the Middle East next month and appears to lean toward increasing the threat of military action against Baghdad. There's an evolving...
Report:,U.S.,Readies,Tougher,Iraq,Strategy


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Angus Deayton
ITV cooks up fresh show for Deayton
Deayton lines up ITV quiz deal
Deayton: have I got viewers for you
TV overnights: Two years after he was sacked from Have I Got News for You?, nearly 2m people watched Angus Deayton's return in BBC2 comedy Nighty Night. By John Plunkett.
We'd have Deayton back, says BBC1 boss
3.30pm: BBC1 boss Lorraine Heggessey has said she would welcome back disgraced Have I Got News for You anchor Angus Deayton despite his sacking in the wake of a sex and drug-taking scandal, writes David Wood.
Deayton's return beaten by BBC
TV overnights: Angus Deayton's return to prime time with an ITV1 documentary about David and Victoria Beckham failed to beat the return of They Think It's All Over. By John Plunkett.
Deayton makes TV comeback
8.30am: Angus Deayton is set to make a surprise return to the BBC a year after he was sacked from Have I Got News for You after revelations about his private life. By Julia Day.
Merton pips rival to top award
Paul Merton beat the disgraced former Have I Got News for You presenter Angus Deayton to win a Bafta television award last night. By Jason Deans.
Merton: Deayton made life a 'nightmare'
5pm: Paul Merton has spoken for the first time about the dismissal of Have I Got News for You presenter Angus Deayton, revealing how he 'stabbed him in the front'. By Jason Deans.
Deayton returns on ratings high
TV overnights: Angus Deayton has made a spectacular return to the BBC, just five months after he was ignominiously sacked following tabloid sex and drugs revelations. By Jason Deans.
Fry and Anderson ruled out as Deayton replacements
10.45am: Stephen Fry and Clive Anderson have been ruled out as replacements for Angus Deayton on Have I Got News for You, reports John Plunkett.
BBC keeps faith in Deayton
1.15pm: The BBC is pressing ahead with plans to screen Angus Deayton's traditional Christmas Before They Were Famous show. By Julia Day.
7m watch Have I Got News for You
TV overnights: Angus Deayton's sacking from Have I Got News for You helped BBC1 satirical news quiz to nearly 7 million viewers, its biggest audience of the year. By John Plunkett.
Deayton 'showed enormous bravery'
Angus Deayton should have kept his job as host of Have I Got News for You, one of London's leading showbusiness agents said today. By Ciar Byrne.
John O'Farrell
Did Angus Deayton and John Leslie really warrant the column inches they received? John O'Farrell has met plenty of TV celebrities. But he still can't work out why we're obsessed with their lives.
When trust is lost
Why Angus should have kept his job
Mariella Frostrup
Sacked Deayton attacked by former team captains
Paul Merton and Ian Hislop gave another mauling to axed Angus Deayton at last night's recording of Have I Got News for You, quipping that the star's next move could be selling burgers. By Dan Milmo.
Media Monkey Fry sets the pace in race to replace Deayton
Media Monkey: Stephen Fry has emerged as the people's choice to take over from disgraced Have I Got News for You host Angus Deayton.
Fry sets the pace in race to replace Deayton
Taking a line on Angus
Morgan scoffs at 'trial by media' claims
About 68 results for Angus Deayton
Television industry
Paul Merton


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Jeff Brown & Still Lonesome Release Single from Upcoming Album
Union House Records is pleased to announce the release of the new single, "A Better Game", from Jeff Brown and Still Lonesome. The entire project, entitled A Distant Horizon, will be available on Friday, August 26, 2016. Jeff states, "We are very excited about this project. Having Wayne Taylor from Blue Highway as the producer seemed to be a perfect fit. Recording this project was a great experience from start to finish and sure was a lot of fun. We feel that with the variety of songs there is something that everyone will enjoy on this CD".
Wayne not only served as producer of this project, but also performed a duet with Jeff on "Back When My Bluegrass Was Green", a song written by Wayne Taylor, Tim Stafford and Kim Williams. Wayne said, "There are times in this life when you are asked to do something totally unexpected, this happened to me when my longtime friend Jeff Brown asked me to help with this record. Great material and great musicians equal a project that I consider it an honor and am very proud to be part of."
Other special guests on this project include Adam Haynes (fiddle player with The Grascals) and Gaven Largent (dobro player with Blue Highway).
Jeff Brown and Still Lonesome, in conjunction with Radio Bristol, will host a CD Release party to celebrate and premiere the release of A Distant Horizon, on August 26, 2016, at 7:00 p.m. at the Birthplace of Country Music Museum in Bristol, Virginia. Wayne Taylor is also slated that night to be a special guest with the band.
The single "A Better Game" can be purchased at the Jeff Brown & Still Lonesome website. The complete project A Distant Horizon will be available on Itunes, Amazon and CD Baby after the release
Jeff Brown & Still Lonesome
A Better Game
A Distant Horizon


The local variable area can be used e.g. for trying out scaling of values without the need of manipulating any variables in a PLC or other typ of controller.
The default background color when creating new panels (pages) in HMI Droid Studio is light gray. In general, a white background is better. Use the Background command in the format menu to change the background color.
The input field object has been retained for backward compatibility with earlier versions. Use the Numeric variable object instead of the Input field object. You have to tick the checkbox Allow change of value to be able to enter a new value.
To use e.g. Russian, Chinese, Greek, Arabic etc characters in the panels (pages) you have to select the correct character set for the objects.
Most objects will not work properly if they are overlapped by other objects and the Z-order is not consistent.