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Q: Refinerycms multiple languages dependent on TLD I want to create a website with the refinerycms and now I have a question.
I have 4 domains for my website.

*

*mydomain.at

*mydomain.de

*mydomain.ch

*mydomain.com

In the beginning there only will be a german translation.
Now my question:
Option 1:
I do a redirect to mydomain.com and "map" the domains to:

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*mydomain.com/de-at

*mydomain.com/de-de

*mydomain.com/de-ch

dependent on the country where the website is called.
Option 2:
I do not make a redirect an just show the content in the TLD. I just do a redirect dependent on the country, where the website is called.
For example website gets called in Germany over mydomain.at => I will redirect to mydomain.de
Now my question: How could I implement one of these options within the scope of the refinerycms?
I know the refinerycms-i18n gem and I also know the frontend locales and the normal "stuff". But I did not find anything about "multiple-same-languages" like "de-at", "de-de" and "de-ch". Because in the end all these translations are only one german translation, but the customer wants to specify the "sub-language" to make it more personal..
Anybody an idea?

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Big Idea: No matter what's in our past, baptism is a mark of how Jesus has changed us.
Baptism is a picture of death, burial, and resurrection. It means going public with our faith in Jesus and symbolizes that once we come out of the water, we are not the person we were when entering in. We are no longer defined by our sin, but brought to new life with Jesus like He resurrected into new life.
Being baptized is not equal to salvation, but it shows a picture of salvation.
Think of it like a ring symbolizes marriage. If you take your wedding ring off, you are no less married; however, with it on, it shows the rest of the world that you are committed in a relationship unlike anything else.
You have been made new in your salvation, and baptism is a symbol to those watching—and to those you tell later—that you are no longer a slave to sin and death but are alive in Christ. Because of Jesus, everyone can live in freedom.
In your own words and including your personal story, how would you explain what baptism means? Share this with a friend or family member today.


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Gustave Molnar, 35
CEO, Gustave Development; President's Club Banker, Quicken Loans
Gustave "Gusty" Molnar is a go-for-broke kind of guy, the perfect prerequisite for trying to make it as a real estate developer.
Molnar's full-time job is as a mortgage broker at Quicken Loans, where he is in its top-ranked, production-focused Presidents Club.
However, his education in the trenches of real estate began long before 2006, when he joined the well-known online mortgage brokerage. His father, a retired auto worker, had him working for him bidding on foreclosed suburban homes at sheriff's sales. At 19, Molnar bought his first property, a North Olmsted condo.
"It put money in my pocket while I was in school," he said. "It was great." Buying, rehabilitating and selling homes became his sideline while he earned a finance degree and studied real estate at Cleveland State University.
Because he enjoyed going out downtown, the Strongsville native decided to try city life. But he was outbid for two townhouses in Tremont.
"This is crazy," he thought. So he sold most of his residential portfolio to buy land in Tremont.
On West Seventh Street, he constructed two buildings with two townhouses each. He kept one four-floor unit with city views for himself and sold the others.
Fast-forward to today, and the contractor he hired is well along on 11 Scranton, a group of 10 townhouses on Scranton Road overlooking Scranton Peninsula and downtown Cleveland. Next, he's working on developing 21 condos in a six-floor building, also on the South Side.
Ted Theophylactos, president of the Ted+Company team at Howard Hanna, represents Molnar on 11 Scranton.
"He's ambitious. He's driven," Theophylactos said. "He has a lot of visions. Getting together money to buy land and pay architects is not easy, and he has lined up some nice sites."
Sachin Patel, managing member of SS Properties in Independence, has been friends with Molnar since high school.
"He had a lawn-mowing business at 16," Patel said. "He sold baseball cards. He worked his tail off in the summers. But he had money."
Patel said Molnar has long boasted he wants to make an impact on the city's skyline. When Patel saw the drawings for what is becoming 11 Scranton, he said he thought, "He's going to do it."
Molnar just got married Nov. 10 and is thinking long term in other ways as well. "I want to keep building in the city," he said, "and build things I will be happy to drive past 50 years from now."
The Molnar File
Bigger plans than his own: Gustave "Gusty" Molnar just joined the board of the Tremont West Development Corp., the neighborhood development corporation serving the area where he lives. He plans to support plans for a business improvement district to boost cleanliness and security there similar to downtown and other neighborhoods.
Advice for budding building and real estate types: "Write down your goals. Write down big ones. It makes a difference. Talk to people and find a mentor. I hope to find another mentor for myself as well for my current types of construction projects."

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Em & The Fates
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Current New York City guidelines may restrict access to this event. Please visit our COVID-19 Information page for the most updated information regarding vaccine, testing, and mask requirements.
Led by dynamic front-woman Emily Kron, Em & The Fates is a New York-based septet delivering soulful three-part harmonies while fusing the best of soul-fuNK, motown and R&B. With a sound invoking at one moment The Supremes and the next Amy Winehouse, Em & The Fates is a stylistic throwback rooted in contemporary lyrics & themes, addressing questions of identity, gender, spirituality, heartbreak and self-love.
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Native Advertising: A Meaningful Way to Break Through the Clutter
Native advertising provides valuable information to audiences when they're most receptive to it.
by Sound Publishing
Monday, January 29, 2018 1:30am
Anyone who runs in marketing circles has probably heard the phrase "banner blindness", and most people (marketing circles or not) suffer at least occasionally from the phenomenon. Banner blindness refers to the fact that consumers today are so inundated with display advertisements, particularly during online content browsing, that they've both consciously and subconsciously started to tune out many of these pieces of paid communications. That's a challenge for marketers. How can you connect with consumers if they're ignoring – or even actively avoiding via the use of ad blockers – your messaging?
Enter native advertising. In a nutshell, native advertising is material in a publication that resembles editorial content but are, in fact, paid placements by advertisers to subtly promote their brands or products. Native advertising goes by many names: sponsored content, branded content, advertorials and more. The tactic is by no means new to the ad biz, but it is an increasingly relevant and effective method of combating the rising tide of banner blindness. Native advertising, when done right, breaks through the ad clutter and provides valuable information or entertainment to audiences when they're most receptive to it.
This heightened ability to connect in meaningful ways with potential customers has driven tremendous growth in the native digital display ad category to an expected $28 billion in 2018 in the U.S. alone. Native advertising takes many shapes: articles, videos, images – whatever form of content is most appropriate for the environment in which it is running. By far the most prevalent form of native advertising is within social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, where promoted posts and tweets appear directly within users' feeds.
Regardless of placement, the requirements for successful native advertising remain consistent: The content within and linked to from native ads must be authentic, deliver value to their intended audiences and be well-aligned with the themes and audiences of the content that surrounds them.
Proper execution of native advertising campaigns requires investments in unique, valuable content creation. Such creation can prove challenging for marketers who are tasked, day in and day out, with keeping larger advertising engines running. Fortunately, native advertising need not be a do-it-yourself initiative. There are many options out there for partners who can help and campaigns can vary greatly in scope according to budget and goals.
Content studios, ad agencies, local media companies and other ad services providers, including Sound Publishing, can help companies take advantage of native advertising to grow their businesses. In fact, here at Sound, all we need to know is your desired audience and what you'd like your campaign to accomplish. Then we'll handle the rest – from creative to native ad placement to reporting.
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On April 11, 2017, the Cyberspace Administration of China published a draft of its proposed Measures for the Security Assessment of Outbound Transmission of Personal Information and Critical Data (the "Draft"). The Draft provides further guidance on how the security assessments might be carried out. The general public may comment on the Draft until May 11, 2017. At this point, the Draft has only been published for comment and does not constitute a final regulation. However, it represents a real possibility of what the final regulation could require.
The Draft would extend the data localization requirement from "operators of key information infrastructure" to all "network operators." The definition of "network operator" under the Draft remains consistent with the definition given under the Cybersecurity Law, which refers to an owner or an administrator of a computerized information network system, or a network service provider. This means that all "network operators" will also be required to store, within the territory of China, personal information and critical data which they collect or generate in the course of operating their business in China and undergo a security assessment if they have a business need to transmit data outside of China.
The Draft has divided the security assessment into two types, self-assessments and assessments conducted by the competent authority. In general, a "network operator" has to conduct a self-assessment before transmitting critical data or personal information abroad, and will remain responsible for the result of its assessment. However, a security assessment must be submitted to and conducted by the competent authority under the following circumstances: (1) the outbound data transfer involves the personal information of over 500,000 individuals; (2) the data size is over 1,000 GB; (3) the transfer involves data in relation to nuclear facilities, chemistry and biology, national defense and the military, population health, megaprojects, the marine environment or sensitive geographic information; (4) the transfer involves data relating to information about the cybersecurity of key information infrastructure, such as system vulnerabilities and security protection; (5) the outbound transfer of personal information and critical data is conducted by an operator of key information infrastructure; or (6) the outbound data transfer may affect the national security or the public interest.
"Personal information" is already defined in the Cybersecurity Law itself as information that is recorded by electronic or other methods and that can, on its own or in combination with other information, distinguish the identity of a natural person. "Critical data" is defined in the Draft as data which is very closely related to national security, economic development and the social and public interests, but the concrete scope is to be further elaborated upon in relevant national standards and separate guidance documents.
Under the Draft, a security assessment would focus on the following factors: (1) the necessity of the outbound transfer; (2) the quantity, scope, type and sensitivity of the personal information and critical data to be transferred; (3) the security measures and capabilities of the data recipient, as well as the cybersecurity environment of the nation where the data recipient is resident; (4) the risk of leakage, damage or abuse of the data after the outbound transfer; and (5) possible risks to the national security, public interests and individual's legal rights that are involved in the outbound data transfer and data aggregation.
When transferring personal information, network operators are required to expressly explain to the data subject the purpose, scope, content, recipient and the nation where the recipient is resident, and obtain the consent of the data subject. An outbound data transfer is prohibited without the consent of a data subject, or when the transfer may infringe upon the interests of the individual. Outbound transfers of a minor's personal information must be consented to by the minor's guardian.
An outbound data transfer will also be prohibited if the transfer would bring risks to the security of the national political system, economy, science and technology or national defense, or if the transfer could affect national security or jeopardize the public interest.


+ Felt really huge at first, but through side ops I became intimately familiar with the landscapes of Afghanistan and Africa.
+ Every outpost was its own level... I had to scout from several angles; do I come in the sides or the front? Can I crawl over the top?
+ Repeating the same outpost later empowered me. There could be more, stronger guards but with my previous knowledge of the base I coudl overcome the harder difficulty.
+ Weather was a fun element; sometmies I'd pray for a sandstorm to ease my infiltration. Rain makes hold ups a walk in the park.
= number, length and variety of side ops. they just help you practice your fundamental techniques. a little too many though with no reward.
- I would have preferred a third map... two is a weird number to leave it at, but I can understand the depth that went into the two we got. It's really not a well-founded detraction from the game itself, just a personal appeal.
- Slip sliding away on rocks constantly; not easy to discern was is/isn't climable.
= pretty much peace walker.
= gun customization. doesn't take away from anything; its just there if you want it.
+ forgoing my own 360 d-pad woes, extremely fluid. every movement was natural in the end. high precision.
= FOB/PvP just not my cup of tea. Don't see anything wrong with it though. Optional so I ignored PvP.
+ like the tape system; get as more or as little non-essential lore as your time permits.
+ themes of revenge really strong in every character, but each acts upon it in a different way.
+ if you didn't see "the twist" coming at true end, you're a fool.
+ the main game has its own identity.
+ act two had some heartbreaking missions... huey+quiet. i was really feelin' it.
+ i like the "dark souls"-esque character missions/arcs. able to give those characters depth and see a little more of them close up, outside the context of the main missions.
+ there are still questions we didn't get answers to. We didn't get handed the end-all be-all lore compendium.
= sad we didn't get mission 51, but things get cut. deal with it.
What I appreciate the most about MGSV is that there are no rules.
You decide where to go. You decide when to go.
You decide what weapons to bring. What to develop.
What buddy fits your playstyle?
Want to turn off Reflex mode? Try for no alerts/no kills?
Or even bring a tank to a sniper duel.
The game is as easy/hard, short/long, simple/complex as you want it to be.


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A large part of the Swiss population is convinced that compliance with human rights and environmental standards can no longer be voluntary for corporations based in our country. Since the launch of the Responsible Business Initiative, the Swiss Coalition for Corporate Justice has grown from 66 to 97 organisations with over one million members. In addition, a support committee with 88 personalities and around 30 companies are behind the initiative. The initiators welcome the fact that a large majority of the Legal Commission now also recognises the urgent need for action.
The Initiative Committee and the strategic bodies of the Swiss Coalition for Corporate Justice examined the original counter-proposal of Karl Vogler (CSP/OW and member of the National Council) closely prior to the meeting of the Committee. Compared to the initiative, the original proposal is weaker in the following respects: the new regulation would apply to fewer companies and civil liability would be restricted in a number of ways and only apply in the event of injury or harm to life, physical integrity or property.
Despite these severe restrictions, the Initiative Committee announced to the Legal Affairs Committee that the adoption of an unchanged version of this proposal would result in the withdrawal of the popular initiative. This proposal was also supported by the Groupement des Entreprises Multinationales (GEM), which brings together 90 companies operating on a transnational basis. But now the Committee has further weakened Karl Vogler's proposal: the scope has been further reduced by doubling the thresholds. The Committee also announced that it might review the counter-proposal once again in a forthcoming meeting. Furthermore, it is puzzling that, in the parallel discussion about transparency provisions for the commodity sector, the Commission has decided to exclude commodity traders from transparency regulation.
Dick Marty, co-chairman of the initiative committee comments: «The original counter-proposal was a compromise. But it is an improvement for victims and can be implemented rapidly. Thus we have announced a withdrawal for this original version. As soon as the Commission publishes the new final text, we will examine the final proposal again carefully.»
Today it remains to be seen whether a counter-proposal will lead to a withdrawal of the initiative and if the Federal Assembly will adopt it. For this reason, the Swiss Coalition for Corporate Justice and numerous volunteers continue to prepare the voting campaign at full speed.
The initiative aims to oblige all corporations to respect human rights and the environment in their business activities. In order for all companies to comply with the new law, violations must have consequences. In the future, corporations should therefore be liable for human rights violations caused by their subsidiaries.


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CAPTURED: Grimacing cop-killer' is found near woods covered in mud, two days after 'shooting dead a young deputy and kidnapping and assaulting a woman'
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation announced capture of Steven Wiggins Friday
Photos tweeted by agency show Wiggins covered in mud and dirt being placed into the back of a cruiser
Erika Castro-Miles, 38, charged Wednesday for her alleged role in altercation that led to the killing of 32-year-old Sgt. Daniel Baker
Sheriff Randal Ward said a deputy found Wiggins laying by the side of the road, not far from the crime scene
Officers received a call about a 'suspicious vehicle' on a local road and Baker responded
Baker was eventually found dead inside his patrol car two to three miles away from the scene
Wiggins was wanted in connection to a domestic abuse dispute on Tuesday in Kingston Springs
He has been arrested for domestic abuse or assault at least eight times in the last 12 years
By Snejana Farberov For Dailymail.com
Published: 10:01 EDT, 1 June 2018 | Updated: 16:56 EDT, 1 June 2018
Officials in Tennessee shared new details on the capture of a man suspected in the fatal shooting of a sheriff's deputy, revealing how a trooper took him into custody after discovering him walking along the treeline on a rural road.
The TBI tweeted photos this morning showing a handcuffed Steven Joshua Wiggins, 31, grimacing as he was placed into the back seat of a law enforcement vehicle.
His clothes were muddy and his jeans were ripped open. His face was also covered in dirt and debris.
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Steven Wiggins, a suspect in a Tennessee deputy's killing, is pictured being placed into the back seat of a patrol vehicle following his capture
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation announced Wiggins' capture in a tweet on Friday, two days after he allegedly killed Sgt. Daniel Baker
Wiggins' clothes were muddy and his jeans were ripped open at the time of his arrest. He is accused of shooting Sgt Baker (right) on Wednesday
Tennessee Highway Patrol Colonel Dereck Stewart updates reporters on Wiggins' arrest during a press conference on Friday morning
Wiggins was found by Tennessee Highway Patrol Trooper Kevin Burch on Stinson Road in Bon Aqua, not far from where he allegedly killed 32-year-old Sgt Daniel Baker.
Tennessee Highway Patrol Colonel Dereck Stewart said during a Friday morning press conference that Burch trained his weapon on the suspect and ordered him to lie on the ground, at which point Wiggins surrendered without showing any resistance.
'He was totally obedient to the trooper's orders,' Smith said.
A visibly emotional Dickson County Sheriff Jeff Bledsoe vowed to be there every step away until his deputy's loved ones get closure, even if it could take years for the criminal case against Wiggins to make its way through the legal system.
'If they have to wheel me into the courthouse, I'll be there,' he promised.
Dickson County Sheriff Jeff Bledsoe (left and right) choked back tears as he read a letter from Sgt Baker's widow, Lisa
Sgt Baker leaves behind his wife, Lisa, and their young daughter, Meredith (pictured)
Struggling to keep his composure, and at times choking back tears, the sheriff went on to read a statement from Baker's widow.
'There are no words to describe the level of devastation that myself and family are dealing with,' Lisa Baker wrote. 'We the family of my husband and best friend Sgt Daniel Baker would like to convey our gratitude for the endless efforts of the law enforcement officers, EMS, fire and rescue, and volunteers in the apprehension of the two suspects that have forever changed our lives. Our deepest thank you.
'The family and I would like to thank our amazing local community for the outpouring of love and support being shown during this most difficult and trying time.
'Lastly, I would like to ask our family, friends and community to help our daughter, Meredith, to always know how wonderful and amazing her father is. His service and dedication to his country and community will always be remembered.'
The TBI said a video recording allowed them to identify Wiggins as the suspect. Federal, state and local authorities searched for Wiggins over two days, following up on hundreds of tips.
Rewards totaling $46,000 had been offered for information leading to Wiggins' capture.
Wiggins had been already wanted on charges that he assaulted a woman and stole her car when he was pulled over Wednesday, according to a report from the Kingston Springs Police Department.
A surveillance camera had caught a glimpse of Wiggins prior to his arrest (pictured)
Erika Castro-Miles, 38, (left) was said to have participated in the altercation that led to the eventual killing of 32-year-old Sgt. Daniel Baker. Wiggins is pictured in an old mugshot (right)
That woman, 38-year-old Erika Castro-Miles, was in the car with Wiggins when he pulled the trigger and she is now jailed on a murder charge in Baker's death, according to court documents.
Officers on Wednesday received a call about a 'suspicious vehicle' on a local road and Baker responded, TBI spokeswoman Susan Niland explained to WATE.
Baker was eventually found dead inside his patrol car two to three miles away from the scene. His GPS system was used to find his location after contact with Baker ceased.
The deputy's family identified him as a father and husband who served in the US Marines.
Baker was eventually found dead inside his patrol car two to three miles away from the scene. His GPS system was used to find his location after contact with Baker ceased
He joined the department in 2008 and came from a family of officers - both his father and stepbrother worked for the Spring Hill Police Department.
'There's not much I can say today but our hearts are shattered,' Sheriff Jeff Bledsoe said. 'We just ask for your help.'
He added that Baker was 'one of the best.'
'This is one of our best deputies. He's a supervisor. He's worked his way up to sergeant on patrol, and he's one of the ones why put it all on the line every day to keep our community safe. He was doing that again today with a call about a suspicious vehicle,' Bledsoe added.
The deputy's family identified him as a father and husband who served in the Marines
The husband and father of one joined the department in 2008 and came from a family of officers
The procession for Sgt. Baker that escorted his body to the Medical Examiner's office in Nashville
'This is one of our best deputies. He's a supervisor. He's worked his way up to sergeant on patrol, and he's one of the ones why put it all on the line every day to keep our community safe. He was doing that again today with a call about a suspicious vehicle,' said Sheriff Jeff Bledsoe
Wiggins was wanted for aggravated assault and theft.
The charges stem from Erika Castro-Miles' Tuesday domestic call police responded to in Kingston Springs.
The woman claimed that Wiggins slapped her face and pulled her hair. She also said that he had a gun to her head and said that he was 'going to kill her if she called the police.'
Wiggins was said to have taken Castro-Miles' car without her permission.
He had 'been doing meth all night and smoking marijuana,' according to Castro-Miles.
She said he then grabbed her keys and took her car without her permission.
According to local news reports, an affidavit filed in Dickson County court says Castro-Miles was sitting in the car with Wiggins when he shot and killed the deputy. She fled the shooting scene Wednesday and hid under a house, the affidavit says.
Castro-Miles is currently being detained at the Dickson County Jail.
Undated pictures show Wiggins has what appears to be Nazi tattoos.
He has been arrested for domestic abuse or assault at least eight times in the last 12 years.
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched seeking donations to help Sgt Baker's widow and young daughter. As of Friday afternoon, more than $31,000 has been raised.
A Blue Alert was issued for the man described as being 6'1' and approximately 220lbs
Pictures show Wiggins has what appears to be Nazi tattoos
Suspect in Tennessee deputy's killing captured after two-day manhunt


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Q: Stray '\' in program error I'm using MinGW to compile NBIS, and everything goes ok up till the point when I have to run the 'make it' command. It compiles stuff for a little while, then it terminates with these errors:
make[4]: Entering directory `/c/NBIS/an2k/src/bin/histogen'
histogen.c:923:42: error: unterminated comment
gcc -O2 -w -ansi -DOPJ_STATIC -D_POSIX_SOURCE -DNO_FORK_AND_EXECL  -D__NBISLE__
  -D__MSYS__  -m32  -IC:/NBIS/an2k/include -IC:/NBIS/exports/include -c -o /c/NB
IS/an2k/src/bin/histogen/histogen.o histogen.c
histogen.c: In function 'help':
histogen.c:863:3: error: missing terminating " character
histogen.c:865:1: error: 'This' undeclared (first use in this function)
histogen.c:865:1: note: each undeclared identifier is reported only once for eac
h function it appears in
histogen.c:865:6: error: expected ',' or ';' before 'application'
histogen.c:865:6: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:867:1: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:869:1: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:871:1: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:873:1: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:875:1: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:877:1: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:877:1: error: missing terminating " character
histogen.c: In function 'usage':
histogen.c:899:3: error: missing terminating " character
histogen.c:901:3: error: 'Usage' undeclared (first use in this function)
histogen.c:901:3: error: invalid initializer
histogen.c:901:8: error: expected ',' or ';' before ':' token
histogen.c:901:8: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:903:3: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:905:6: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:907:6: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:909:6: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:911:6: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:911:6: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:913:4: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:915:4: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:915:4: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:917:4: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:919:4: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:921:4: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:921:4: error: stray '\' in program
histogen.c:923:42: error: unterminated comment
histogen.c:923:4: error: expected declaration or statement at end of input
make[4]: *** [/c/NBIS/an2k/src/bin/histogen/histogen.o] Error 1
make[4]: Leaving directory `/c/NBIS/an2k/src/bin/histogen'
make[3]: *** [bins] Error 1
make[3]: Leaving directory `/c/NBIS/an2k/src/bin'
make[2]: *** [bins] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/c/NBIS/an2k/src'
make[1]: *** [bins] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/c/NBIS/an2k'
make: *** [it] Error 1

I've been stumbling along and managing to correct most errors I get, but I'm really stumped here. Here's links to the histogram files:
histogen.h - http://pastebin.com/Pae9Fty8
histogen.c - http://pastebin.com/v0W0GLXv
I would appreciate any help here, I'm pretty stuck.


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Eggnog once sparked a military riot: Here's the story and 3 other facts about the holiday drink
Ryan W. Miller, USA TODAY
With Thanksgiving behind us, time to pour a tall glass of eggnog.
Divisive in some families, eggnog is a popular holiday drink made from cream or milk and eggs, sometimes mixed with alcohol.
In fact, the first eggnog recipes included alcohol, said Fred Opie, a history and foodways professor at Babson College in Massachusetts.
Opie said the drink has always been associated with holidays because it is made with special ingredients including nutmeg and other spices.
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Here are 4 things you may not have known about eggnog:
Why is it called eggnog?
The exact origin of "eggnog" is disputed among historians. A posset, a warm drink consisting of milk curdled with wine or ale, dates back to the 15th century, according to Merriam Webster.
According to the dictionary, the first known use of eggnog, defined as "a drink consisting of eggs beaten with sugar, milk or cream, and often alcoholic liquor," came around 1775.
Opie told USA TODAY the drink "evolved out of tavern culture in England" and is tied to the U.S.'s culinary and colonial history.
Ben Zimmer, a linguist and language columnist for the Wall Street Journal, wrote in a 2009 blog post that a clergyman and philologist in Maryland, Jonathan Boucher, wrote a poem that mentions eggnog around 1775. Zimmer cites other examples from late 18th-century North America with some of the first documented uses of "eggnog."
The origin of the "egg" part of the name is intuitive, Zimmer explains, but the "nog" has not been confirmed.
A "noggin" was a small cup or mug, per Merriam Webster. "Nugg" or "nugged ale" was a Scottish term for an ale warmed with a hot poker, Zimmer writes.
According to Opie, colonists called rum "grog," which was served in noggins. "Thus the drink eventually became egg-n-grog and over time eggnog," Opie writes in his food blog.
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Making eggnog has been fairly cheap process throughout history, Opie says. The use of cinnamon and nutmeg, which were expensive ingredients but used sparingly, signaled that it was intended to be a drink for the wealthy. As a result, taverns could mark up the price, making the drink more profitable, Opie said.
"People who make a great eggnog, they could draw a crowd and make a lot of money," he said.
One of those eggnog experts was Cato Alexander.
Alexander was born enslaved and, after he was freed, opened a tavern in New York City, according to Opie. The tavern was famous and known for, among other cocktail creations, Alexander's eggnog, Opie said.
Did George Washington have his own eggnog recipe?
In articles by TIME, PBS and National Geographic, the first president is credited with having his own recipe of eggnog that he would have made at Mount Vernon.
According to the Old Farmer's Almanac, the recipe incorporated four types of alcohol:
"One quart cream, one quart milk, one dozen tablespoons sugar, one pint brandy, ½ pint rye whiskey, ½ pint Jamaica rum, ¼ pint sherry – mix liquor first, then separate yolks and whites of 12 eggs, add sugar to beaten yolks, mix well.
Add milk and cream, slowly beating. Beat whites of eggs until stiff and fold slowly into mixture. Let set in cool place for several days. Taste frequently."
However, the recipe may be apocryphal.
In an email to USA TODAY, Melissa Wood, director of communications at Mount Vernon said no eggnog recipe has been definitively linked to Washington. He was known to make a cherry bounce, a brandy-based drink popular in the eighteenth century, she said.
Eggnog caused a military riot
One of the most rambunctious chapters in eggnog's history comes in 1826 when drunken revelry fueled by eggnog sparked a riot at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
It started days before Christmas Eve when cadets sneaked off to purchase about three to four gallons of whiskey from a local tavern, according to Smithsonian magazine's account of the events.
Sherman Fleek, the academy's command historian, told USA TODAY that cadets often sneaked away to drink at local taverns as alcohol was strictly forbidden at the time.
Cadets also always threw holiday parties, Fleek said, but this year, Colonel Sylvanus Thayer, the academy's superintendent at the time, wanted to crack down. Although the cadets respected Thayer, Fleek said, the party may have been planned to push back against his strictness.
On the actual night of the "celebrations," two officers, Captain Ethan Allen Hitchcock and Lieutenant William A. Thorton, were assigned to the North Barracks, per Smithsonian.
The party started off with the expected festivities, but the officers seemed able to keep control at first. Fleek said that a cadet at the time, future president of the Confederate States Jefferson Davis, was sent to his room for his drunkenness. "He was smart enough to stay there," Fleek said.
However, things soon got out of hand. Cadets began threatening the officers. According to Smithsonian, Thorton was hit with a piece of wood. Fleek said some used furniture legs as batons. Hitchcock had a pistol pulled on him with a bullet that fired but hit the door instead. "When you drink to a point where your logic and good reason are no more, then you do something stupid," Fleek added.
By the end of the night, dozens of cadets had taken part. However, Thayer aimed to punish only those who were the leaders. In all, at least 19 faced serious punishments, that included expulsion, suspension or demotion, Fleek said. Davis, however, was spared from serious punishment.
Fleek said he'd be surprised if cadets at the academy today were aware of the incident.
"The kids today would be shocked to know there was an eggnog riot and a pistol was fired at (an officer)," Fleek said.
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Jan Karandziej (ur. 15 maja 1955 w Waczy w Republice Karelii) – polski hutnik, działacz antykomunistycznej opozycji w okresie PRL.

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Ukończył Zasadniczą Szkołę Przemysłu Szklarskiego w Szczytnej. Pracował w hutach na południu Polski, w 1979 został zatrudniony w Stoczni Północnej w Gdańsku. W tym samym roku zaangażował się w działalność Wolnych Związków Zawodowych. Brał udział w głodówce w Podkowie Leśnej (w maju 1980), której uczestnicy domagali się uwolnienia Mirosława Chojeckiego, Dariusza Kobzdeja i innych więźniów politycznych. Jako członek KZ WZZ Wybrzeża, do którego wszedł w maju 1980 na miejsce Andrzeja Bulca sygnował ulotkę wzywającą do strajku w obronie Anny Walentynowicz w sierpniu 1980. Za prowadzoną działalność zwolniony z pracy w Stoczni Północnej. Przewodniczył komitetowi strajkowemu w Gdańskim Przedsiębiorstwie Robót Inżynieryjnych. Po wprowadzeniu stanu wojennego internowano go na okres od grudnia 1981 do lipca 1982. Po zwolnieniu na emigracji, przebywał między innymi w Kalifornii Północnej, gdzie był założycielem polskiej biblioteki i współredagował Biuletyn Polityczny "Wiadomości".

Do kraju powrócił w grudniu 1988, podejmował prace w różnych przedsiębiorstwach i zakładach komunalnych. W publicznych wystąpieniach należy do krytyków pierwszego przewodniczącego "Solidarności", Lecha Wałęsy.

Odznaczenia
 Krzyż Oficerski Orderu Odrodzenia Polski (2017)
 Medal "Pro Patria"
 Medal Komisji Edukacji Narodowej
 Krzyż Wolności i Solidarności (2018)

Przypisy

Bibliografia

Działacze Wolnych Związków Zawodowych
Internowani w Polskiej Rzeczypospolitej Ludowej 1981–1982
Ludzie związani z Gdańskiem
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Oficerskim Orderu Odrodzenia Polski (III Rzeczpospolita)
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Wolności i Solidarności
Odznaczeni Medalem Komisji Edukacji Narodowej
Odznaczeni Medalem Pro Patria
Osoby pozbawione pracy w ramach represji politycznych w Polsce Ludowej
Polscy hutnicy
Uczestnicy wydarzeń Sierpnia 1980
Urodzeni w 1955


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Childhood obesity, non-communicable diseases figure prominently at World Health Assembly
Experts say undernutrition in early childhood increases the risk of children becoming obese later in life
By Sonam Taneja
Last Updated: Monday 30 May 2016
The 69th World Health Assembly (WHA) discussed two most pressing matters of present times—childhood obesity and non-communicable diseases (NCD) recently.
As far as India and its nutritional challenges are concerned, in the past year there have been certain developments towards combating childhood obesity and tackling NCDs.
Tackling childhood obesity
Banning junk food in schools can go a long way in curbing childhood obesity, experts say. Following a Delhi High Court directive regarding a writ petition filed by city-based NGO Uday Foundation in October 2015, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) came up with draft guidelines for making wholesome, nutritious, safe and hygienic food available for schoolchildren.
Other measures followed suit. The Central Board of Secondary Education issued a circular dated January 6, 2016, urging all schools affiliated to the board to ensure that foods high in salt and sugar content such as chips, fried foods, carbonated beverages, ready-to-eat noodles, pizzas, burgers, potato fries, chocolates, candies, samosas and bread pakodas should be made unavailable in school canteens and in places within 200-metre radius of schools.
In March, the Odisha government imposed a ban on the sale of junk foods in the vicinity of all schools, including government and private.
Around the same time, the Delhi government also suggested that schools should consider banning foods high in salt and sugar content in canteens and promote traditional Indian food items to spread create awareness on healthy eating.
According to experts, while these developments are appreciable the need of the hour is to have strict policies as well as implement and enforce them.
It was reported that in 2014, an estimated 41 million children under 5 years were either overweight or obese. Around 48 per cent of these children lived in Asia and 25 per cent in Africa.
Experts say that undernutrition in early childhood stage increases the risk of children becoming obese later in life when food and physical activity patterns change.
Member states at the WHA agreed upon ending childhood obesity and shared the initiatives adopted by the respective countries. These recommendations include strategies to tackle environmental norms that foster obesity, reduce the risk of obesity through the life course and urge children who are already obese to improve their current and future health.
The Republic of Panama acknowledged that the difficulty in guaranteeing availability of healthy foods in school canteens was the most difficult barrier while tackling childhood obesity.
Fighting transfats
In India, standards for transfats in foods are being debated upon since 2004 by the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
In 2014, the FSSAI issued a new draft notification to limit the maximum level of transfats in fats, oils and hydrogenated vegetable oils among other things to a 5 per cent (by weight of total quantity) from August 27, 2016. The current limit is 10 per cent.
In European countries such as Denmark and Switzerland, the maximum limit for transfats is 2 per cent of the total fat content in oils and fats, either consumed alone or as part of processed foods since 2004 and 2008 respectively.
In this aspect, India is far behind global standards. Even though the change of the limit to 5 per cent is a welcome move, India should take inspiration from Chinese Taipei and aim at eliminating transfats, health specialists say.
So far, nutrition labeling norms have not been successful in providing consumers the right kind of information about the food products being consumed.
Labeling norms in India do not even require the labeling of salt content in packaged food items. However, nutrition fact labels should include declaration of total fats, transfats, saturated fat, sugar, carbohydrates, proteins, salt/sodium, serving size, number of servings per pack and contribution to recommended daily allowances (in percentage)
Discussion on NCDs
Member states reviewed the progress made by countries in addressing NCDs, including heart ailments, lung diseases, cancer and diabetes since the first United Nations high-level meeting on NCDs in 2011.
It was noted that there has been a significant increase in the number of countries with a national multi-sectoral NCD action plan (from 18 to 37 per cent of countries in 2015) and an NCD department within national ministries of health (from 53 to 66 per cent during the same timeframe).
Though there is a link between obesity and incidence of NCDs, it was noted that there has been a slight drop in the following factors:
probability of dying between the ages of 30 and 70 from a major NCD
alcohol per capita consumption
prevalence of raised blood pressure
However, there has been a significant global increase in the prevalence of obesity.
It was noted that there was a need to develop an approach to register and publish the contributions of the private sector in achieving global NCD targets.
Further, to prepare for the third meeting on NCDs in 2018, member states requested the World Health Organization (WHO) to update a set of cost-effective NCD interventions that can be implemented by all countries.
The WHO faced criticism for the functioning of the Global Coordination Mechanisms (GCMs) on NCDs. Non-profits like the International Baby Food Action Network and Medicus Mundi International expressed concern over the lack of commitment in the work plan of GCMs to address the influence of big pharma, food and beverage companies on WHO and the UN policy making on NCDs.
Medicus Mundi said the indicators measuring progress in national capacity needed to be reviewed and that the WHO should move from a system of self review to a system of peer review.
Health Action International commented on the lack of available baseline data for 7 out of 9 targets outlined in WHO's Global Action Plan for the prevention and control of NCDs (2013-2020). It also suggested that cancer should receive more prominent consideration in the work plan.
Obesity Child Health Non Communicable Diseases Nutritional Diseases World Health … Fast Foods Lifestyles Consumption Patterns Health World
Corporate pressure may put India's obesity prevention plans on hold
India's obesity doubled in 10 years: NFHS-4
Middle class more at risk of obesity, says study
NCDs emerge as a major cause for maternal deaths
Time to wake up to threat of NCDs
The blunted effect of glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide in subcutaneous abdominal adipose tissue in obese subjects is partly reversed by weight loss
Trends in adult body-mass index in 200 countries from 1975 to 2014: a pooled analysis of 1698 population-based measurement studies with 19·2 million participants
Standing, obesity, and metabolic syndrome- Findings From the Cooper Center Longitudinal Study
Global, regional, and national prevalence of overweight and obesity in children and adults during 1980–2013: a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2013


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UIL Basketball Tournament to Take Place With Limited Attendance
March 12, 2020 Zach Taylor
AUSTIN — Amid growing concerns over COVID-19 (coronavirus), the UIL Boys State Basketball Tournament will take place with a limited number of fans in attendance.
"The health and safety of our student-athletes and patrons is our number one priority," said UIL Executive Director Dr. Charles Breithaupt, "While we are saddened to limit the fans that can be inside the arena supporting their teams, it is crucial we take every possible precaution to keep participants safe."
The UIL is releasing the following daily procedures for limited attendance:
Normal schedule and entry for pre-purchased ticket holders with no additional tickets sold except for a limited number of championship game tickets for the winning teams on-site at the box office immediately following the semifinal games. Championship game tickets will be limited to 500 per school.
Each school will be allotted 500 tickets to be sold following semifinal games and until the limit is reached. All-Tournament tickets will no longer be accepted on Saturday. Previously scheduled honor team presentations will no longer take place.
Looking at historical data and in consultation with Alamodome event staff, the UIL reasonably believes that this limit allows for attendees to have additional space and limit contact with other attendees.
The UIL is also working closely with the Alamodome to ensure appropriate preventative measures are being taken. The facility has put several safeguards in place including anti-bacterial sanitizing stations and enhanced cleaning and sanitation initiatives before and during the tournament in locker rooms and throughout high traffic areas, as well as wiping down seats between sessions.
As this is a fluid situation, the UIL will continue to follow the direction of local officials to monitor this situation and will make additional announcements as needed.
Story courtesy of University Interscholastic League


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Yangelʹ ist ein Einschlagkrater auf der Mondvorderseite, zwischen Mare Vaporum und Lacus Felicitatis, südöstlich des Kraters Conon.

Der Krater wurde 1973 von der IAU nach dem russischen Raketeningenieur Michail Kusmitsch Jangel offiziell benannt.

Weblinks

 Yangelʹ auf The-Moon Wiki

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Einschlagkrater (Mond)


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Gerhard Berkowitz (geboren 12. November 1901 in Königsberg (Preußen); verschollen um 1944 auf einem Transport vom Konzentrationslager Riga nach Tallinn) war ein deutscher Musiker, Pianist und Musikdozent. Er und nahezu sämtliche Mitglieder seiner jüdischen Familie wurden in den 1940er Jahren im Zuge des Holocaust durch die Nationalsozialisten getötet.

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Gerhard Berkowitz wurde in eine jüdische Familie hineingeboren. Er war Sohn eines im preußischen Königsberg tätigen Kaufmanns und dessen Ehefrau Esther, zu deren vier Kindern neben einer Tochter auch drei Söhne gehörten, darunter der spätere Röntgenfacharzt Harald Berkowitz (gestorben 1952) und der spätere Rechtsanwalt Horst Egon Berkowitz (1889–1983). Im Jahr 1902 übersiedelte die 6-köpfige Familie nach Hannover.

Gerhard Berkowitz studierte zunächst das Fach Chemie in Kiel an der dortigen Universität sowie am Chemischen Institut der damaligen Technischen Universität der Stadt Hannover.

Ab 1923 studierte er in Hannover Musik bei dem Pianisten Willy Craney, bei dem er sein Klavierspiel verfeinerte. Bei dem Komponisten Otto Leonhardt nahm er Unterricht in Musiktheorie und erlernte schließlich bei Hans Stieber das Dirigieren.

In den Jahren 1924 und 1925 wirkte Berkowitz als Solorepetitor am Opernhaus Hannover. Ab 1926 unterrichtete er regelmäßig als Dozent an der Hannoverschen Opernschule.

Gerhard Berkowitz heiratete die ebenfalls aus jüdischer Familie stammende Opernsängerin Else Steeg (1902–nach 1941). Im Jahr der Machtergreifung durch die Nationalsozialisten 1933 verlor er seine Anstellung als Korrepetitor am Opernhaus Hannover. Auch seine Ehefrau Else "musste ihre Karriere aufgeben."

Dem Ehepaar wurde am 1. Oktober 1937 die Tochter Birgit oder Birgit Ruth geboren.

In dem 1940 von dem nationalsozialistischen Musikwissenschaftler Theo Stengel verfassten, antisemitisch ausgerichteten Lexikon der Juden in der Musik wurde zunächst der Name Berkowitz gebrandmarkt. Kurz darauf wurde die Einweisung der jungen Familie mit Gerhards Mutter Esther in das zum "Judenhaus" umfunktionierte Israelitische Krankenhaus in der Ellernstraße 14 angeordnet. Von dort aus wurde zunächst Mutter Esther im Sommer 1941 nach Theresienstadt deportiert; die Nachricht über ihren Tod traf schon im Dezember desselben Jahres ein. Gerhard Berkowitz' Vater war "noch kurz vor der Verschleppung nach Theresienstadt" gestorben.

Am 15. Dezember 1941 holten "die Nazi-Schergen [...] die Familie Berkowitz" und zahlreiche andere Menschen inklusive Kindern aus dem "Judenhaus" in der Ellernstraße und brachten sie erst zur Sammelstelle Hannover-Ahlem. Von dort aus wurde die Familie nach Linden zum Bahnhof Fischerhof gebracht und mit dem von der Deutschen Reichsbahn durchgeführten ersten Transport in das Ghetto "Riga-Skirotawa" deportiert. Im Ghetto konnte Gerhard Berkowitz gemeinsam mit seiner Ehefrau "noch einige öffentliche musikalische Veranstaltungen arrangieren", bevor Elsa und Tochter Birgit nach Auschwitz verbracht und in den Gaskammern ermordet wurden.

Nur Gerhard Berkowitz verblieb noch im KZ Riga; er starb um 1944 kurze Zeit vor dem Eintreffen der Roten Armee während eines Transports nach Tallin; sein Leichnam gilt als verschollen.

Siehe auch
 Geschichte der Juden in Hannover
 Liste der Stolpersteine in Hannover

Literatur
 Julia Berlit-Jackstien, Karljosef Kreter (Hrsg.): Abgeschoben in den Tod. Die Deportation von 1001 Hannoveranerinnen und Hannoveranern am 15. Dezember 1941 nach Riga (= Schriften zur Erinnerungskultur in Hannover, Bd. 1), Katalog zur gleichnamigen Ausstellung vom 15. Dezember 2011 bis 27. Januar 2012 im Neuen Rathaus der Stadt Hannover. . Hannover 2011, ISBN 978-3-7752-6200-2.
 Ernst Klee: Das Kulturlexikon zum Dritten Reich. Wer war was vor und nach 1945, Frankfurt am Main: S. Fischer Verlag, 2007, ISBN 978-3-10-039326-5 und ISBN 3-10-039326-0, S. 46

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Person des Judentums (Hannover)
Todesopfer im KZ Riga-Kaiserwald
Opfer des Holocaust
Person, für die in Niedersachsen ein Stolperstein verlegt wurde
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Zoo (Hannover)
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Gestorben im 20. Jahrhundert
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Searching For Vindication
When Was The Tabernacle Built?
If you're new to this site, please take a few moments to read our introduction.
This is the seventh post in a multi-part series on when Brother Branham became involved with Pentecostal churches.
So far in this series we've discussed Brother Branham being the pastor of the Pentecostal Tabernacle at the time of Hope's death, discussed Brother Branham preaching at Pentecostal churches prior to Hope's death, provided documented proof that Roy Davis' church was the First Pentecostal Baptist, produced newspaper advertisements from Roy Davis' church, and presented newspaper evidence related to Brother Branham's first tent meeting in 1933. In this post, we'll begin exploring when Brother Branham's church was built on the corner of 8th and Penn Streets in Jeffersonville.
Anyone who has visited the Branham Tabernacle over the last several years has probably seen this marker on the side of the building which indicates the building was dedicated in 1933:
Throughout his ministry, Brother Branham states he laid the cornerstone of the tabernacle around March of 1933. However, in our previous post on the 1933 baptism we included quotes from Brother Branham which indicate he was still attending Roy Davis' church when he held his first revival. This first meeting is when he says he baptized 500 people in the Ohio river at the foot of Spring Street in June of 1933.
If you look at a photo of the Branham Tabernacle from the 1930s, it's obvious that this marker was not part of the original construction. Notice the 1930s image shows the building does not have any brick veneer:
In the 1950s the building looked very similar to what it did in the 1930s:
The tabernacle was remodeled and expanded in the 1960s. This is the first time we see a brick veneer on the building.
Here's what the Branham Tabernacle looks like today:
When Brother Branham preached A Trial in Tucson, Arizona on April 27, 1964 he tells us he took over Roy Davis' church when Dr. Davis moved away from Jeffersonville:
Then, about seventeen years after that, I was, had become a minister, a Baptist preacher, of the Missionary Baptist Church. Dr. Roy E. Davis ordained me as one of the local pastors, give me rights then, by the state, to marry, bury, baptize, so forth. And the Missionary Baptist Church burned down, which I was assistant pastor, at the time. And Mr. Davis come back to Texas, which he was of Davis mountains, and–and down near Van Horn, Texas. That's where they come from. And so, while he was gone, I started to take over the congregation. Got a tent, and I begin to preach in the city, and just a boy preacher.
And I had a baptismal service down on the river, on 1933, on the middle of June, about sixteenth or eighteenth of June. And standing out there, it had been so hot, for weeks. Hadn't had no rain for two or three weeks, and the country was burning up, nearly. And there was, I guess, around seven or eight thousand people on the bank. And I walked out in the water, with my seventeenth candidate, to baptize. And when I baptized, started to baptize, I said, "As I baptize thee with water, may the Lord Jesus…"
Notice Brother Branham indicated he was the assistant pastor of Roy Davis' church when the church burned down.
In Taking Sides With Jesus preached in Jeffersonville, Indiana on June 1, 1962 Brother Branham also indicates Roy Davis' church burnt and Brother Branham took over the congregation:
Now, when I laid that cornerstone there that morning, I never felt that I'd ever be a pastor. It wasn't in my callings, at the beginning. And my first call was to be on the field of evangelism. That was many years ago. And started off, over here in a tent, just across the street.
And I remember when Brother Roy Davis, down there, and his church burnt down. That bunch of people was just like scattered sheep without a shepherd, had no place to go.
And Mr. Hibstenberg was Chief of Police then, and he called me down there. He said to me, "We're here to help you." Said, "I'm Catholic, myself, but," said, "them people," said, "they don't probably have the clothes." It was during the time of the depression. Said, "They go to other churches and they feel out of place, and they're good people. I know many of them." He said, "Billy, if you wanting to start a church," he said, "I want you to know that we're behind you in anything we can do to help you." And I thanked him for it.
We had a tag day. First, we prayed and asked the Lord. And people come to me and wanted to build a church, so could have a place to go. And we decided this place, and one night along this time, or a little further here, in a pile of horseweeds right along in here, and water in this ditch, and just had been like a dump, like. Well, the Lord spoke to me definitely and said, "Build it right here." Not a penny of money, and among us we had about–about eighty cents or a dollar. And that's, course, you would laugh at that now, but, brother, that was some money then.
When some neighbor cook a pot of beans, and yet the neighbor hadn't had nothing for two or three days, come over and eat a few of them, that was hard times. Lot of the young fellows never seen that, but that was hard going. I seen the time that you could pass through this church a collection plate, two times, or three, and get thirty cents out of a place packed full, and beg for it. It would… You'd probably got thirty cents, and had a good offering. See? It's really rough going.
And we had nothing to build with, yet the–the desire of the people was to build a church, so we could have a place to go. Cause, in them days… The Message, well, you think It's badly thought of now. You ought to have knowed It then, when there's nobody, and then of this water baptism in the Name of Jesus Christ, and the–the blessings and things that we believe in and stand for.
So upon my heart I made a promise to God, that we would stay here and build the tabernacle. The morning we laid the cornerstone, He met me over there in a vision, about eight o'clock that morning, when I was setting there, watching out across, the sun coming up, just about this time of year. And He had told me, after He had met me down there on the river, with That, when the Angel of the Lord appeared in that Light. I seen It in the distance. It looked like a star. And It come right down over where I was, and them notable Words were spoken. And so, then, I purposed then to get a place for the people to worship in.
Notice in the quote above Brother Branham states, "And started off, over here in a tent, just across the street". The newspaper reported that Brother Branham held his first tent meeting on the corner of 8th and Pratt. Today, this lot is the other end of the Branham Tabernacle's parking lot.
According to the quotes above, the tabernacle was not built until Roy Davis' church burned down and Brother Branham took over the congregation. In our next post, we'll present documented evidence related to the ownership of Roy Davis' church at 328 Watt Street.
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2006 November Heritage Fine Art Signature AuctionAuction #638
VASILY KANDINSKY (Russian 1866 - 1944). Weiss Verschwommen (Blurred White), 1927. Oil on canvas. 32 x 23-7/8 in.. Signed...
VASILY KANDINSKY (Russian 1866 - 1944)
Weiss Verschwommen (Blurred White), 1927
32 x 23-7/8 in.
Signed in monogram and dated in the lower left corner, VK 27
INSCRIPTIONS, MARKS, STAMPS AND LABELS ON REVERSE:
THOMPSON inscribed on top stretcher bar (right);
Partial paper label reading, Zürich Düsseldorf Den Haag 1960/61 on upper left stretcher bar;
Inscribed on the unlined canvas near upper left corner, VK No. 373A / 1927;
Below the number in what appears to be the same hand is the title, Weiss Verschwommen;
Oval canvas supplier stamp below the title, G. VASSEUR SUCC. (Paris);
Stenciled black ink number on bottom stretcher bar, 25 P;
Central stretcher bar support bears paper label typed with name of artist, title, and date of work with no. 66 (the number corresponds to the exhibition catalogue number for the 1960/61 touring exhibition);
Central stretcher bar also bears a sticker with the numbers 172, and a small oval stamp that reads DEPOT;
J. B. Neumann (born "Jsrael [or Israel] Ber Neumann" in Skole, Austria-Hungary 1887- died New York 1961), owner of New Circle Gallery (1923-1961), New York, where during the 1930s he was the sole U.S. agent for Kandinsky (outside California), and sold the painting to the following sometime before October 1960;
Collection of G. David Thompson (b. 1898-d. June 26, 1965), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh industrialist and trustee of the Museum of Modern Art, by October 1960, when it toured Europe through April 1961 in an exhibition of selected works from his collection organized by Swiss dealer Ernst Beyeler of Galerie Beyeler, Basel;
Sold, Thompson back to J. B. Neumann, 1961;
By descent to his son, Peter G. Neumann, California, 1961 until circa 1973;
Private Collection, Switzerland (to whom sold privately by Peter G. Neumann), circa 1973 to circa 1981;
Private Collection, London, Ontario (acquired directly from the private Swiss collector in the 1980s)
EXHIBITED (each venue had its own catalogue):
Zürich, Switzerland, Kunsthaus Zürich, Thompson Pittsburgh: Aus einer amerikanischen Privatsammlung, October 15-November 27, 1960, no. 66, ill. black and white, and traveled to the following: Düsseldorf, Germany, Kunstmuseum Düsseldorf, Sammlung G. David Thompson, Pittsburgh, December 14, 1960-January 29, 1961, no. 66, (in the catalogue, opposite the foreword is printed the acknowledgment: "Die Ausstellung dieser Sammlung wurde durch die Galerie Beyeler, Basel, vermittelt.") and traveled to the following: The Hague, The Netherlands, Haags Gemeentemuseum, Collectie Thompson uit Pittsburgh, USA, February 17-April 9, 1961, no. 66.
This important geometric abstraction of 1927 by Vasily Kandinsky, the Russian-born father of non-objective painting in the west, dates from his highly productive years with the Bauhaus in Germany. Most specifically, it is a work Kandinsky produced shortly after his move from Weimar to Dessau (June 1925), when he entered into a very close, mutually inspirational artistic relationship with the Swiss modernist, Paul Klee. He regarded the move from Weimar to Dessau a liberating one, owing to the opportunity to get away from the intensive Bauhaus politics.
As the title Weiss Verschwomme suggests, this painting belongs to a phase of Kandinsky's work that focused sharply not only upon the emotional and spiritual properties of color, something that had always been a key facet of his work, but upon the way colors are applied to the surface, either by blurring, spraying, or making sharp edges to the color patches which contribute to these emotive sensations. How these colors relate and resonate in relation to one another, and to the other pictorial factors, including shape, size, plane and line placement, was a primary preoccupation at this phase, and one that is reflected in the titles. Blurred White fits comfortably with other Kandinsky titles of the same period. They are less cerebral than his earlier labels, and focus on more sensual, tactile, optical, and even olfactory qualities such as musty, obscure, calm tension, evasive, glittering, and so forth.
The dominance of circles in this and related works was something Kandinsky acknowledged. According to the artist, circles were to his work of the later 1920s and 30s what horses were to his early paintings, his most important imagery. They had symbolic, cosmic significance. Kandinsky wrote, "The circle is the synthesis of the greatest oppositions. It combines the concentric and the excentric [sic] in a single form, and in equilibrium." Another key element of Weiss Verschwommen is the idea of a painting within a painting, a picture within a picture. This is created by the placement of an articulated square field within a second field within the frame of the canvas. This motif, together with the dominant circles, is present in other works from the later 1920s, most noticeably in his Akzent in Rosa [Accent in Pink] of 1926, a painting extremely close in composition to Weiss Verschwommen. Now in the collection of the Pompidou Centre, Paris, Akzent in Rosa was a work the artist gave to his wife, painter Gabriele Münter, on January 27th, 1930, and one he listed in Handlist II, no. 325 (See H. K. Roethel and R. E. Benjamin, Kandinsky: Catalogue Raisonné of the Oil Paintings, London, vol. 1 of 2, 1982, no. 769).
A great deal of the history of Weiss Verschwommen is quite literally written all over it, on its reverse. At the top of this entry is an itemized list of the many marks, by Kandinsky's own hand, and by later ones that tell its fascinating history. The starting point is, of course, the artist's own monogram, date, and number indicated above the title. This is the manner by which Kandinsky strove to keep track of his oil paintings both on the works themselves, and in the "handlists" he kept, which fill numerous notebooks that are now preserved in the Pompidou Centre, Paris. As Hans Roethel and Ruth Benjamin discovered when producing their massive catalogue raisonné of Kandinsky's paintings, all the works the artist ever produced are not listed in the handlists, which makes them a useful record but unfortunately not a complete one.
Weiss Verschwommen bears Kandinsky's number 373A, which suggests that it was a variation on his 373rd painting in the handlist, and that it would fall directly after his no. 373. The style of the inscription as well as its disposition and spacing (the number is underlined and the date is written underneath) is completely consistent with Kandinsky's manner of labeling his works during the period of 1927 (see the Kandinsky Catalogue Raisonné, vol. 1, 1982, p. 18 for an illustration of this type of numbered inscription). However, in the catalogue raisonné of paintings, which sought to put all of Kandinsky's oils into chronological order based upon his four handlists, no. 373A does not appear. However, there is a no. 373 called Schwarz Gesteigert [Black Increasing], also produced in 1927. Like this painting, Schwarz Gesteigert is a composition dominated by large circles of contrasting colors placed randomly with smaller circles across the field. Another noteworthy similiarity is the fact that no. 373 and no. 373A were both owned at one time by the same two men-J. B. Neumann of New York and G. David Thompson of Pittsburgh.
J. B. Neumann was the exclusive agent for the work of Kandinsky in the United States (outside of California) during the 1930s, and apparently until the artist's death in 1944. He started his art dealing business initially in Berlin in 1910, and then moved to New York, where he opened the New Circle Gallery, which he operated until his death in 1961. In New York, Neumann championed numerous modernists with one-person exhibitions and group shows, and in addition to showing Kandinsky, Klee, and various young American painters, he also notably gave the first one-man show in America to another major figure associated with the Bauhaus, Josef Albers. In 1931, he mounted a show of watercolors by Kandinsky, in which a composition related to the present work, called simply Verschwommen and dated 1921 (now lost) was shown. This fact is recorded in a letter written by Neumann's son, Peter G. Neumann, dated September 26, 1973, to a later owner of the present painting. J. B. Neumann and Kandinsky shared an extensive written correspondence which was as friendly as it was business-related (preserved in the Kandinsky papers at the Getty Research Institute, Special Collections, Accession no. 850910, Los Angeles, California). One of the topics they addressed at length involved the record numbers of works of art crossing the Atlantic to the United States by way of a number of committed dealers, such as Neumann. This dialogue suggests that both Kandinsky and Neumann must have regarded the marketplace as a potential ally against Hitler. The Kandinsky Catalogue Raisonné reveals that Neumann handled numerous works by Kandinsky. (The J.B. Neumann papers and scrapbook are preserved in the Archives of American Art in Washington, D.C.)
By the time he was 60 years old, Pittsburgh industrialist G. David Thompson, the next owner of Weiss Verschwommen had amassed an enormous collection, numbering something close to 600 works of modern art from the giants of the twentieth century. In addition to Weiss Verschwommen, he purchased at least one other Kandinsky from Neumann, the painting Schwarz Gesteigert [Black Increasing] mentioned above.
Thompson was a self-made man who loved to barter and bargain, trade up for better and better works. He loved the thrill of the chase, and judging from his collection of marvelous Picassos, Légers, Braques, Miros, some 70 Giaocomettis and one of the world's largest collections of work by Paul Klee, he was very good at it. By 1959, his collection of twentieth century modern art was one of the finest in the country, and he was extremely proud of it. He was in some ways cut from the same cloth as another well-known collector, Dr. Barnes of Philadelphia. That year Thompson offered 330 works from his collection (roughly half of it) to the city of Pittsburgh with one proviso that the Mellon Trust of Pittsburgh donate roughly $5 million to the city to build a museum to house it. When the Trust rejected his offer, saying they had commitments to the National Gallery for $79 million and other out-of-town projects, Thompson was not simply injured, he was irate. Enlisting the assistance of his friend and one of his art agents in Europe, the highly respected modern art dealer Ernst Beyeler of Basel, Switzerland, Thompson decided he was going to take his work out of Pittsburgh and sell it off to individuals who understood it. According to Thompson, "Pittsburgh has no place for the mind, for matters of the heart and spirit." He chose to send 343 works from his collection on a European tour, the same batch of works he wanted to give to Pittsburgh, give or take a few, and make it clear that all the works were for sale. Beyeler organized this tour for his friend and client (a very good client who had bought from him often). In fact, Beyeler had just facilitated the sale of his massive Paul Klee collection in 1960 for $1.5 million to the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Even though the works were for sale, Beyeler was able, through his impeccable credentials and reputation among museum directors and curators, to create a tour for Thompson's collection in museum venues, not commercial galleries. Weiss Verschwommen went on Beyeler's tour to Zürich, Düsseldorf, and The Hague, together with four other Kandinskys.
In 1961, the Thompson collection returned to the United States, where it was shown in reduced size at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York (see New York, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, One Hundred Paintings from the G. David Thompson Collection, May-August 1961). Weiss Verschwommen was no longer part of the show, nor was it listed in the catalogue because Thompson decided to sell it back to J.B. Neumann. It was not part of the large May 1961 sale of the greater part of the touring collection which fetched Thompson a reported $6 million. In the catalogue to the Guggenheim exhibition, Harry F. Guggenheim announced in a foreword that this [reduced] selection of paintings from the Thompson collection was now owned by Ernst Beyeler. The New York Times ran an illustrated story on May 20, 196,1 about the sale of Thompson's collection which had the headline "Rejected Art Sold for $6,000,000." That the article ran concurrently with the Guggenheim venue must have pleased Thompson to no end. He no doubt relished the thought that he'd given Pittsburgh its comeuppance.
Heritage Galleries' sale of Kandinsky's Weiss Verschwommen represents the first time in the painting's history that it has become available at public auction.
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Mayweather Vs. McGregor who wins?
» Could Stipe Miocic Be UFC's 'Next Great Heavyweight'?
Wow. I don't even know what to think. In what world is jumping the cage to attack some ok?
I personally think Khabib should be stripped and banned... in the very least stripped and any of his cornermen/crew that were involved be banned from any future events, not even allowed in the crowd.
Could Stipe Miocic Be UFC's 'Next Great Heavyweight'?
If you have a computer and a Facebook account -- and the mere fact that you are reading this suggests that you have at least one of those things -- you might want to be sure and tune in to Saturday's UFC 136 prelims. If several trainers and MMA insiders are to be believed, that's where you could catch a glimpse of a very bright prospect in the UFC's heavyweight division.
"Its because of the noise I make."
This morning, per MMAFighting.com, the commission overturned Jones' UFC 214 win, leaving a no-contest where a win once resided on his record, and removing a loss from Cormier's record.
With this result, Cormier is likely to be reinstated as the UFC light heavyweight champion in the near future – though the UFC claims it will wait until Jones' situation is clearer to make any decisions re: the title.


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Bitmex Cofounder Ben Delo Surrenders to US Authorities— Arthur Hayes to Follow in April
Published by [email protected] on March 17, 2021 March 17, 2021
Legal issues with crypto exchange Bitmex's cofounders still make the headlines. Benjamin Delo surrendered to the U.S. authorities, and Arthur Hayes agreed to make the same maneuver in April.
Delo Released on a $20M Bail Bond
According to Bloomberg, Bitmex's cofounder Benjamin Delo traveled from the U.K. to the United States and pleaded not guilty before U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah L. Cave. However, he was later released after posting a $20 million bail bond.
Per the release terms, Delo was allowed by the judge to return to the United Kingdom. Still, he is set to face a court status conference scheduled for May.
Along with Arthur Hayes and Samuel Reed, Delo co-founded the crypto-derivatives exchange, but they were accused in October 2020 of violating the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA). The accusation was filed by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the U.S. Department of Justice.
The BSA requires financial institutions to provide documentations with transactions above the $10,000 threshold. The purpose of such a measure is to prevent money laundering through the banking system.
Moreover, Gregory Dwyer, one of the first employees of the crypto exchange, was also charged amid Bitmex's legal tussle with the U.S. authorities. He remains at large as of press time.
A spokesperson for Delo told Bloomberg:
The charges are unfounded and an overreach by U.S. authorities and Delo intends to defend himself against the charges and clear his name in court.
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Hayes to Surrender on April 6 in Hawaii
On May 17, 2021, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York announced that Arthur Hayes also agreed to surrender in the United States on April 6, 2021. He will be released on a $10 million bond, secured by a $1 million deposit in cash.
Hayes is currently living in Singapore, and according to the court filing, he will be present before the U.S. authorities in Hawaii.
Reed is also a free man after being arrested in 2020 and posted a $5 million bond.
What do you think about the surrendering from both cofounders? Let us know in the comments section below.


There are all kinds of interesting off-road motorcycle histories worthy of your time. Little Bultacos livening up the dirt bike world, for instance, or Baja 1000 solo runs. But my heart looks to the Paris-Dakar, and here's a collection of all the winners from the '70s through the '90s.
This is former EVO magazine head Harry Metcalfe's collection of road-going versions of all the early Dakar winners, covering all the years from 1979 to 1998. I don't know where Harry gets his money from to amass this collection of bikes, but he has a farm so I can only assume that he is a duke of some kind, and he has many serfs who build these bikes for him by hand. This is from my understanding of the UK that may be slightly behind the times.
This collection, I will say, makes for a nice evolution in what works off road, through the desert, at high speed, for thousands and thousands of miles at a time.
It all starts with the little simple, single-cylinder Yamaha XT500, builds up into the stronger and bigger BMW R80 G/S Paris-Dakar, from there into the more motocross-inspired Honda XL500 R Paris Dakar, then the purpose-built Honda Africa Twin, then the big Ducati-engined Cagiva Elephant, and finally to the Yamaha Super Ténéré, the dominant bike designed to beat the previously-dominant Africa Twin.
The bikes build in size and reward a bit of bulk in the name of crushing suspension travel and desert-ripping power.
I myself long for that little Yamaha XT. You?


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