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Major Conjunctions of Planets
HEN two planets in the sky come together, forming the conjunction aspect,
it signifies that the things on earth ruled by these two planets also have come
together in such a manner as to influence world affairs, national affairs and
the affairs of cities. The type of influence exerted depends upon the type of energy
radiated by the two planets involved in the aspect; and its harmony or discord
depends upon the friendliness or enmity of the two planets forming the conjunction,
and the way they are aspected at the time by the other planets.
To be more specific: if Mars is one of the planets in the conjunction, events are
influenced by machines, manufacturing, industrial workers, soldiers and such things
as are ruled by Mars. And because that is the type of influence of the Mars vibration,
what comes to pass will involve accident or strife. If Jupiter is the other planet in
conjunction, affairs are influenced by treaties, commerce, business, money, religion
and the other things Jupiter rules. And because the vibrations of Jupiter are of that
type, abundance of something and a tendency toward expansion will be involved.
On the other hand, if Saturn is the other planet making the conjunction, conditions
will be influenced by the farmer the miner the common laborer lands mines, basic
utilities, conservatism, and such other matters as Saturn rules. And because Saturn's
vibrations are of that type, selfishness, greed, contraction and lack will be involved.
Not all the affairs of national life will be affected profoundly by the conjunction of
two major planets. The house of the chart, erected for the time of the conjunction, in
which the conjunction falls indicates a department of life strongly influenced by the
coming together of the two groups of factors. And how the converging affairs
influence other departments of life is shown by the aspects to other planets in the
chart, their house positions and rulerships revealing the departments of life affected.
Powerful aspects from the conjunction to other planets show, by the house positions
of those planets, the departments of life chiefly affected. The nature of the aspect, and
the planet aspected, indicate in what manner the department of life is affected.
When the planets form aspects in the sky, the union of their energy streams produce
whirls and vortices which increase the power of these planetary energies to influence
the unconscious minds of men.
Within the astral body of each individual are groups of thought-cells which act as
receiving sets for the energies broadcast by each of the ten astrological orbs. The
position of a particular planet in the birthchart maps the place within the unconscious
mind where are located the thought-cells which act as a natural receiving set for the
vibrations of that planet.
When, therefore, this planet is powerfully aspected in the sky, the unconscious minds
of people in general are more noticeably influenced by its trend; not because they are
more receptive to this planet's energies, but because this planet's energies reach
them much more vigorously. More energy then is added to the thought-cells mapped
by the planet in their birth charts, and because these thought-cells thus acquire a more
than normal activity, they take a more prominent part in determining the thinking, the
behavior and the type of events which are attracted.
Furthermore, due to the birth charts of nations and other groups, the receptivity to
planetary energy reaching the earth during a given period, is not the same in all areas
on the globe. Nations and cities, as indicated by progressed aspects and by the
Conjunction Charts and Cycle Charts, vary in the degree of their receptivity to a
given planetary stream. An aspect between planets in the sky, such as a Conjunction,
broadcasts the same energy to the unconscious minds of all men; but the people in
one country may be particularly receptive to it, while the people of another country
may have so completely tuned in on another planetary vibration as to notice it hardly
at all. It is the function of the Birth Charts, Progressed Aspects, Cycle Charts and
Conjunction Charts used in mundane astrology to indicate the degree of receptivity
of each important area of the earth to whatever energies are being broadcast from the
All people within a group, however, are not equally receptive to what at the time is
being broadcast from the sky; no more so than are all nations. Some individuals
within a group may tune in scarcely at all on a given planetary vibration, while a few
members may pick up its energies in tremendous volume. And it is these members of
the group who respond markedly to a particular planet's vibrations who largely
determine the effect of the particular energy upon the group.
Those having the planet prominent in their charts of birth are more responsive to its
vibrations than are those who do not thus have it prominent. That is, they have
thought-cells within their unconscious minds which act as natural receiving sets for
this energy.But to pick up the planetary energy, radio fashion, in most volume, there must be at
the time, a progressed aspect to that planet in the birth chart. Such a progressed aspect
forms an aerial which readily picks up the energies of the two planets involved. This
energy is thus conducted immediately to the thought-cells mapped in the birth chart
by the planets. And these thought-cells, acquiring so much new energy of their own
type, powerfully influence the individual's thinking, his behavior and the events
which at that time come into his life.
In Brotherhood of Light Research work we have had ample opportunity to work out
the progressed aspects in the charts of those individuals whose activities were chiefly
responsible for the effect produced upon a nation or a city by the heavy aspects
present at the time in the sky. And we have found that such individuals had the
aspecting planets prominent in their birth charts, and that at the time there was a
major progressed aspect to one or both of them.
Heavy Aspects in the Sky Other than Conjunctions
Other aspects in the sky than conjunctions, particularly the heaviest aspects of the
more slowly moving planets, have a noticeable affect upon the affairs of cities,
nations and the world. And a chart erected for the city or capitol of the country, for the
exact time the aspect is perfect, will give much information as to the department of
life chiefly affected by the aspect there. Since 1900 the exact Greenwich Mean Time
of such aspects is given in the back of Raphael's ephemeris.
In Chapter 1, some five pages are given to these aspects
in the sky other than conjunctions, under the heading: General Astronomical
Phenomena. Perhaps these should here be supplemented by considering some other
heavy aspects in the sky which have taken place since that lesson was printed.
Quoting from the 1937 issues of THE CHURCH OF LIGHT QUARTERLY:
All the difficulties anticipated from the opposition of Saturn to Neptune in the sky on
January 17, 1937, came to pass. Neptune was in Virgo, the harvest sign; and the citrus
growers in California were beset with the severest cold in the history of the industry;
while Saturn in Pisces, the sign of rivers, brought floods in the Ohio Valley of
unprecedented destructiveness.
The hopes for peace agreements in Europe broke completely down; the Japanese
cabinet was forced to resign by the military crowd for the first time in history; and in
Russia 13 prominent men were executed, allegedly for attempting the overthrow of
the government.The shipping strike at that time was still under way in the U.S., and to this labor
difficulty was added the General Motors strike, and the typically Pluto technique of
its sit-down strikers.
On 22, April 22, 1937, Jupiter came to the opposition of Pluto: Clark Gable, popular
moving picture star, who had been the subject of an extortion (Pluto) plot, was called
by the government as a witness. For a week the newspapers of the nation gave the
Extortion Trial, as they called it, tremendous publicity. The verdict, convicting the
woman on trial as guilty of mail fraud, thus attempting to get money (Jupiter), was
brought in by the jury on April 23.
On April 22, 1937, there were no less than a dozen major strikes in progress, some of
the sit-down (Pluto) variety, and the C. I. O. came into unprecedented prominence.
April 20, 1937, the newspapers chronicled that 27 nations had combined (Pluto) to
place a sanitary cordon of warships (Pluto resorts to force) around Spain. And April
23 bears the headlines that London and Paris had formed an alliance for mutual
defense.
Jupiter was again opposition Pluto on May 29, 1937, and on December 18, 1937.
Each of these aspects, close to the dates indicated, brought outstanding conflict
(opposition aspect) between the Administration of the U. S. and Big Business
(Jupiter); the last one also a marked Business (Jupiter) Recession, with the
Government demanding; that Labor and Business cooperate (Pluto). And each
brought outstanding conflict between the two great labor organizations; the C. I. O.
and the A. F. of L., and effort on the part of the Government to get these contending
factions to cooperate.
December 12 occurred the malicious and intentional sinking of the American
warship, Panay, and three Standard Oil tankers, accompanied by loss of life and
machine gunning of survivors, by Japanese bombing planes. By December 18 there
was grave danger of war between Japan and the U. S.; and this international incident
led to a close co-operation between the U. S. and British navies. The strife was over
the attempt of the U. S. to protect her commercial (Jupiter) interests in China.
Such aspects in the sky have some influence during the time they are forming and
during the time they are separating over an orb of the same number of degrees that is
allowed for the same aspect in a birth chart. In this they are quite different in their
influence than the aspects made by progression in a Cycle Chart, which, with the
exception of the so swift moving Moon, affects the event only during the time the
aspect is within one degree of perfect.
And, just as in birth charts, aspects in the sky have an influence during the time they
are within several degrees of orb, even though the aspect is not completed for a long
time. For instance, in September, 1937, Uranus was Taurus 13, Neptune was Virgo
18 and Jupiter was Capricorn 17. They thus were in a Grand Trine. But Uranus was
retrograde and did not complete the trine with Neptune that year; and Jupiter before
reaching the trine of Neptune turned retrograde, and did not complete it until the last
of October. Yet this Grand Trine was noticeable in all the fields these three planets
rule.
Neptune is the planet of the movies, Uranus is the planet which has to do with new
things, and Jupiter IS the planet of patronage. In September, 1937, a new type of
movie was presented to the public. In the picture, One-Hundred Men and a Girl, for
the first time in screen history, undiluted classical music was joined in dramatic unity
with the comedy, pathos and suspense which go to make a great picture. And it was a
box office (Jupiter) success.
Under this aspect also, to determine to what extent a telepathic (Pluto) sense exists
capable of use by the general public, the radio facilities of the National broadcasting
Corporation were employed by the Zenith Foundation of Chicago, in comprehensive
tests, and in giving to the public authentic instances in which occult powers, not
recognized by material science, have been used.
Major Conjunction Charts
What has been said of the other aspects that form in the sky is equally true of major
conjunctions. They have an influence not merely over the limited period of time
while the two planets are within one degree of the perfect conjunction, but all the
while the planets making the conjunction are as close to each other as the common
orb allowed for their conjunction in a birth chart. The exact moment of the
conjunction, which is the time for which the conjunction chart should be erected, is
merely the peak of the influence. Yet the influence of the conjunction upon events
can be discerned in a pronounced manner near this time of the exact conjunction.
Such a conjunction is a distinct astrological influence. But the more energy of a given
planet present at a certain time, the more work it can do. Therefore, if while the
conjunction aspect is within orb of influence, some pronounced aspect by
progression forms in the Cycle Chart of one of the two planets; or if in some Cycle
Chart one of the planets involved in the conjunction is powerfully aspected by
progression, there is enough planetary energy of a particular kind present to attract an
event of the nature of the conjunction on that day. Therefore, in determining the exact
days on which the chief events indicated by the conjunction will occur, the various
Cycle Charts should be inspected, to ascertain when there is an unusual supply of
planetary energy present of the kind indicated by the Conjunction. Whether the
accessory energy shown by the progressed aspect in a Cycle Chart is harmonious or
discordant is not so important. The general rule is that the chief events occur on those
days when there is the most planetary energy of the given kind reaching the earth.
The most effective method of becoming skilled in astrology is the case method, by
which the student, after gaining some knowledge of theory, studies actual cases in
which astrological positions have resulted in recorded events or conditions. It is my
advice that students of mundane astrology copy off on blank charts all the various
Cycle Charts and Conjunction Charts given in this course of lessons, and study them
in view of what has been recorded relative to the events which they have influenced.
Astrological forces often do not work in just the manner those inexperienced expect.
In the study of Major Conjunctions, this course offers 76 charts already erected,
embracing examples in proper sequence of all 15 different types of Major
Conjunctions, with at least some comment on the event or events attracted by each.
Progressed aspects to the positions in the Conjunction Charts should be ignored; but
the houses containing planets powerfully aspected by the Conjunction should
receive special consideration.
For finding the time of day an aspect is completed, including the conjunction, Rule
XI of Course X-II, Chapter 2 may be used; and the time of all
conjunctions here given earlier than 1900 has been calculated by that rule. Since
1900 the precise time of all aspects between the planets, including the conjunctions,
are given in the back of Raphael's Ephemeris; and the time of all conjunctions here
given since 1900 has been ascertained from this source.
As dates before 1920 are taken from the Reference History of the World of Webster's
New International Dictionary, in which only a few events are given for each year, the
events cited are not so close to the dates of the conjunctions as are those since 1920,
which are taken from the WORLD ALMANAC, in which one event or several is
given for nearly every day.
To accommodate so many conjunctions, it was found more convenient to distribute
their charts in tables to be found in several lessons of this course. The prefix number
here given refers to the number in the table, the serial number of the lesson in which
the table may be found comes next, and this is followed by the data for which the
chart was erected, and the event which coincided with the conjunction.
Neptune Conjunction Pluto
As Pluto rules groups, cooperation, the splitting into two opposing factions, and the
exercise of dictatorial powers; and Neptune rules visionary schemes, involved
affairs, involuntary servitude and dramatic art; the conjunction of Neptune with
Pluto attracts events in which factors related to both planets are combined.
332, Chapter 2, Neptune conjunction Pluto, July
22,1891, approximately 10:24 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. The event is given in
Uranus Conjunction Pluto
As Pluto rules groups, cooperation, the splitting into two opposing actions, an the
exercise of dictatorial powers; and Uranus rules independence, reform, exposure,
invention and the new and untried; the conjunction of Uranus with Pluto attracts
events in which factors related to both planets are combined.
331, Chapter 2, Uranus conjunction Pluto, June 20, 1850, approximately 6:52
a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. The event is given in Chapter 2.
Uranus Conjunction Neptune
As Neptune rules visionary schemes, involved affairs, involuntary servitude and
dramatic art; and Uranus rules independence, reform, exposure, invention and the
new and untried; the conjunction of Uranus with Neptune attracts events in which
factors related to both planets are combined.
334, table at front of this lesson, Uranus conjunction Neptune, March 22, 1821,
approximately 5:09 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. Russian ukase (abrupt action leading
to involvement) claiming coast south to 51 degrees and exclusive rights in North
Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea (five planets in seventh, square Uranus-Neptune in
house of territory).
335, table at front of this lesson, Uranus conjunction Neptune, April 22,1821,
approximately 6:52 a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. Supreme Court reasserts appellate
jurisdiction (involving the rights of states; Uranus ruling the house of government).
336, table at front of this lesson, Uranus conjunction Neptune, December 4, 1821,
approximately 4:52 a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. Monroe sends message to Congress
advising the recognition (independence) of the Spanish-American states (Mars in
house of business and honor, trine Uranus-Neptune).
Saturn Conjunction Pluto
exercise of dictatorial powers; and Saturn rules safety, economy, poverty, lands,
minerals, basic utilities, buildings, crops on the land, destruction by storm, the miner,
the farmer and the common laborer; the conjunction of Saturn with Pluto attracts
events in which the factors related to both planets are combined.
337, Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Pluto, June 5, 1851,
approximately 11:46 a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. March 3, 1851, Congress reduces
(Saturn) letter postage to three cents per half ounce (letters have mass circulation).
338, Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Pluto, May 21,
1883, approximately 0:52 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56M. March 3, 1883, Tariff and
Internal Revenue Act to reduce (Saturn)surplus.
339, Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Pluto, September 30, 1914, approximately
3:17 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. September 2, 1914, Bureau of War Risk Insurance
(safety for shipping groups) is authorized as part of the Treasury Department.
340, Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Pluto, November 4, 1914, approximately
2:41 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. November 2, 1914, Federal quarantine is
proclaimed to prevent (safety) the spread of hoof-and-mouth disease among cattle in
many (groups) States.
341, Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Pluto, May 19, 1915, approximately 9:58
a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. May 10, 1915, (after the Germans had torpedoed the
Lusitania on May 7) in a speech at Philadelphia Wilson says: "There is such a thing as
a man being too proud to fight."
Saturn Conjunction Neptune
dramatic art; and Saturn rules safety, economy, poverty, lands, minerals, basic
utilities, buildings, crops on the land, destruction by storm, the miner, the farmer and
the common laborer; the con]unction of Saturn with Neptune attracts events in which
100, Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Neptune, December 1, 1809, approximately
9:57 a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. September, 1809, first experimental railroad in
America (Neptune promotion), built by John Thomson in Delaware County,
Pennsylvania.
101, Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Neptune, April 4, 1846, approximately 1:20
a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. March 28, 1846, Taylor's force occupies the strip
between Nueces and Rio Grande (involved condition over Texan boundary).
102, Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Neptune, September 4, 1846, approximately
9:16 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. August 18, 1846, Kearny, after an overland march,
occupies Santa Fe (acquires territory of New Mexico).
103, Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Neptune, December 10, 1846,
approximately 7:58 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. December 12,1846, Treaty of
Granada: freedom of transit on Isthmus of Panama given to United States (safety).
104 Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Neptune, May 12, 1882, approximately 9:41
a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. May 6, 1882, first Chinese Exclusion Act suspends
immigration of laborers for ten years (protecting American laborers).
105, Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Neptune, August 1, 1917, 0:04 a.m. L.M.T.
77W. 38:56N. August 10, 1917, Food Control Act gives the president very wide
powers in fixing prices and regulating the distribution of foodstuffs and fuels (a
safety measure).
Saturn Conjunction Uranus
As Uranus rules independence, reform, exposure, invention and the new and untried;
and Saturn rules safety, economy, poverty, lands, minerals, basic utilities, buildings,
crops on the land, destruction by storm, the miner, the farmer and the common
laborer; the conjunction of Saturn with Uranus attracts events in which factors
related to both planets are combined.
106, Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Uranus, November 16, 1805, approximately
6:52 a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. March 29, 1806, policy of internal improvement at
Federal expense is inaugurated (development of natural resources) by an act
authorizing the National Road between the Potomac and the Ohio.
107, Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Uranus, March 15, 1852, approximately
6:52 p.m. L.M.T 77W. 38:56N. May 27, 1852, the court discountenances a bridge
across the Ohio River, under State law, as being an obstruction (Saturn) to
undisturbed interstate or foreign commerce.
108, Chapter 4, Saturn conjunction Uranus, January 6, 1897, approximately
2.52 p.m. L.M.T 77W. 38:56N. March 2, 1897, Cleveland vetoes a bill for a literacy
test of immigrants (designed to protect American laborers).
Jupiter Conjunction Pluto
exercise of dictatorial powers; and Jupiter rules finance, commerce, interstate
commerce, treaties, arbitration, the courts, salesmanship, publishing, advertising,
cable messages, ships which travel the sea, long journeys, religion and public
expressions of opinion; the conjunction of Jupiter with Pluto attracts events in which
342, Chapter 5, Jupiter conjunction Pluto, May 5, 1845,
approximately 2:27 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. March 1, 1845, joint (Pluto)
resolution of Congress for the annexation of Texas (Jupiter-Pluto sextile Saturn),
less favorable to the United States than the abandoned treaty (Jupiter).
343, Chapter 5, Jupiter conjunction Pluto, June 11, 1857, approximately 0:46
p.m. L.M.T. 77W 38:56N. August 24, 1857, panic (financial and affecting the
masses) of 1857 begins.
344, Chapter 5, Jupiter conjunction Pluto July 25, 1869, approximately 7:37
p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. September 24, 1869, Black Friday in Wall Street, due to
an attempt to corner gold (financial) broken (Pluto acts drastically) by action of the
Federal treasury.
345, Chapter 5, Jupiter conjunction Pluto, April 11, 1882, approximately 2:11
p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. April 3, 1882, Supreme Court holds that a State tax on
telegrams is void so far as it is laid on interstate (Jupiter) messages or on those sent by
Federal officials.
346, Chapter 5, Jupiter conjunction Pluto, May 18, 1894, approximately 1:36
a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. April 29, 1894, Coxey's Army (group) reaches
Washington with a demand for the issue of $500,000,000 paper money (Jupiter).
a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. June 26, 1906, cable (Jupiter) between Japan and the
United States is opened.
348, Chapter 5, Jupiter conjunction Pluto, August 10, 1918, approximately 4:17
a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. August 27, 1918, Wilson places under the control of an
Export Council (dictatorship) all articles of commerce (Jupiter) destined for neutral
349, Chapter 5, Jupiter conjunction Pluto, May 26, 1931, approximately 11:25
p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. May 27, 1931, at Paris the 25 American Mayors touring
France established a council (dictatorship) to govern their tour (Jupiter) after a
difference of opinion (Pluto splitting) had led to a dispute over the leadership of their
Jupiter Conjunction Neptune
dramatic art; and Jupiter rules finance, commerce, interstate commerce, treaties,
arbitration, the courts, salesmanship, publishing, advertising, cable messages, ships
which travel the sea, long journeys, religion and public expression of opinion; the
conjunction of Jupiter with Neptune attracts events in which factors related to both
planets are combined.
18, Chapter 2, Jupiter conjunction Neptune, December
29, 1804, approximately 11:35 a.m. L.M.T 77W. 38:56N. The event is given in
19, Chapter 2, Jupiter conjunction Neptune, December 24, 1817, approximately
00.58 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. The event is given in Chapter 2.
20, Chapter 2, Jupiter conjunction Neptune; December 15, 1830, approximately
4:52 a.m. L.M.T 77W. 38:56N. The event is given in Chapter 2.
21, Chapter 2, Jupiter conjunction Neptune; April 9, 1843, approximately 1:31
p.m. L.M.T 77W. 38:56N. The event is given in Chapter 2.
22, Chapter 2, Jupiter conjunction Neptune, March 17, 1856, approximately
23, Chapter 2, Jupiter conjunction Neptune; February 26, 1869, approximately
00:19 a.m. L.M.T 77W. 38:56N. The event is given in Chapter 2.
24, Chapter 2, Jupiter conjunction Neptune June 18, 1881, approximately 7:34
25, Chapter 2, Jupiter conjunction Neptune June 1, 1894, approximately 4:41
26, Chapter 2, Jupiter conjunction Neptune, May 22, 1907, 6:43 a.m. L.M.T.
77W. 38:56N. The event is given in Chapter 2.
27, Chapter 2, Jupiter conjunction Neptune, September 23, 1919, 8:46 p.m.
L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. The event is given in Chapter 2.
333, Chapter 2, Jupiter conjunction Neptune, September 18,1932,11:30 p.m.
Jupiter Conjunction Uranus
and Jupiter rules finance, commerce, interstate commerce, treaties, arbitration, the
courts, salesmanship, publishing, advertising, cable messages, ships which travel the
sea, long journeys, religion and public expressions of opinion; the conjunction of
Jupiter with Uranus attracts events in which factors related to both planets are
33, Chapter 3, Jupiter conjunction Uranus, September
15, 1803, approximately 5:32 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. April 30, 1803, Louisiana
Purchase Treaty (U. S. pays France $15,000,000).
34, Chapter 3, Jupiter conjunction Uranus, November 9, 1817, approximately
11:40 p.m. L.M.T. 77W.
38:56N. December 10, 1817, Mississippi admitted as slave
state. Taken with Indiana, the first clear case of admission of free (Uranus) and slave
states in pairs (attempt to settle a vexatious problem through arbitration).
35, Chapter 3, Jupiter conjunction Uranus, March 20, 1831, approximately
11:52 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. March 18, 1831, in the Cherokee Nation v. Georgia
the Supreme Court (Jupiter) denies the right of an Indian tribe to sue in the Federal
courts, because it is not a foreign (independent) nation.
36, Chapter 3, Jupiter conjunction Uranus, February 8, 1845, approximately
9:16 a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. March 1, 1845, joint resolution of Congress for the
annexation of Texas (giving independence from Mexico), less favorable to the
United States than the abandoned treaty (Jupiter).
37, Chapter 3, Jupiter conjunction Uranus, May 23, 1858, approximately 9:10 a
m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. May 11, 1858, Minnesota free (without slavery) State.
38, Chapter 3, Jupiter conjunction Uranus June 5, 1872, approximately 0:52
p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. September 14, 1872, Geneva Tribunal, sitting under the
Treaty (Jupiter) of Washington, awards the United States $15,500,000 damages
against Great Britain.
39, Chapter 3, Jupiter conjunction Uranus, August 18, 1886, approximately
3:52 a.m. L.M.T 77W. 38:56N. August 2, 1886, Congress places a tax (financial
levy) on oleomargarine; an early (Uranus innovation) pure-food law.
40, Chapter 3, Jupiter conjunction Uranus October 20, 1900, 3:08 a.m. L.M.T.
77W. 38:56N. November 6, 1900, Twenty-ninth presidential election. Free Silver
(financial innovation) and imperialism are the issue. (Uranus-Jupiter opposition
Pluto in 10th; semi-square Sun in house of money.)
41, Chapter 3, Jupiter conjunction Uranus March 3, 1914, 10:13 p.m. L.M.T.
77W. 38:56N. April 7, 1914, Treaty with Colombia is signed by which Colombia
recognizes Panama (Uranus-Jupiter in third, relating to transportation).
42, Chapter 3, Jupiter conjunction Uranus, July 15, 1927, 3:37 p.m. L.M.T.
77W. 38:56N. July 15, 1927, Governor Small gave the State Treasurer of Illinois a
check for $650,000 (Jupiter) in settlement of the judgment against him for an
accounting (expose) of interest on State funds.
43, Chapter 3, Jupiter conjunction Uranus, August 11, 1927, 7:00 a.m. L.M.T.
77W. 38:56N. August 11, 1927, thousands of Inca Indians (Jupiter-Uranus in house
of war) have rebelled (Uranus) in the Pocoala region of Bolivia, armed with clubs
and slingshots they are killing whites and burning farm houses.
44, Chapter 3, Jupiter conjunction Uranus, January 25, 1928, 1:27 a.m. L.M.T.
77W. 38:56N. January 24, 1928, at Washington, Mahlon T. Everhart declared that in
May, 1922, Harry F. Sinclair delivered to him Liberty Bonds (Jupiter-Uranus in
fifth) of a value of $233,000, all of which went to Fall (expos�).
Jupiter Conjunction Saturn
As Saturn rules safety, economy, poverty, minerals, basic utilities, buildings, crops
on the land, destruction by storm, the miner, the farmer and the common laborer; and
Jupiter rules finance, commerce, interstate commerce, treaties, arbitration, the
sea, long journeys, religion and public expression of opinion; the conjunction of
Jupiter with Saturn attracts events in which factors related to both planets are
53, Chapter 5, Jupiter conjunction Saturn, July 16,
1802, approximately 6:52 a.m. L.M.T. 77W 38:56N. April 24, 1802, Georgia cedes
claims to all land (Saturn) west of present boundary.
54, Chapter 5, Jupiter conjunction Saturn, June 19, 1821, approximately 4:28
p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. Russian ukase claiming North American coast (land,
Saturn) south to 51 degrees (this controversy over territory was the dominant topic
most of 1821).
55, table at front of this lesson, Jupiter conjunction Saturn, January 25, 1842,
approximately 10:52 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. June 29, 1842, Tyler vetoes new
tariff bills that are tangled with the distribution of land (Saturn) revenue (Jupiter).
(The bills were discussed earlier in the year.)
56, table at front of this lesson, Jupiter conjunction Saturn, October 21, 1861,
approximately 6:52 a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. December 31, 1861, general
suspension (Saturn) of species (Jupiter) payments by banks; not resumed until 1879.
57, table at front of this lesson, Jupiter conjunction Saturn, April 18, 1881,
approximately 10:18 a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. January 24, 1881, in Springer v.
United States the Supreme Court (Jupiter) holds the Federal income tax of 1862 to be
constitutional, not being a direct tax.
58, table at front of this lesson, Jupiter conjunction Saturn, November 28, 1901,
11:28 a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. November 18, 1901, Hay-Pauncefote Treaty
(Jupiter) is signed; Clayton-Bulwer Treaty abrogated and British consent given to
American sole control of the Isthmian Canal (Jupiter-Saturn sextile Mercury in
ninth).
59, table at front of this lesson, Jupiter conjunction Saturn, September 9, 1921, 11:07
p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. September 8, 1921, jobless (Saturn lack) men, stripped to
the waist, were offered in vain on an auction block on the Boston Common. They
were offered for "sale" (Jupiter) to work for a week.
Mars Conjunction Pluto
exercise of dictatorial powers; and Mars rules war, army and navy, law-enforcement
officers, doctors, industrial workers, fires, vice, gambling, intoxicants, banditry,
accidents and strife; the conjunction of Mars with Pluto attracts events in which
354, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Pluto, July 1, 1921, approximately
5:40 a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. June 30, 1921, President Harding signed Army
(Mars) Appropriation Bill, reducing (Mars-Pluto in house of restrictions) army to
150,000.
355, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Pluto, June 15, 1923,
approximately 8:08 a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. June 15, 1923, the N. Y. Stock
Exchange and the N. Y. Curb Market accepted identical resolutions for suspension or
expulsion (drastic Pluto) of any member refusing to testify or produce his books in
any legal proceeding, civil or criminal (Mars-Pluto in twelfth).
356, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Pluto, May 28, 1925,
approximately 10:26 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. May 27, 1925, a special Grand Jury
at Washington, D.C., reindicted Albert B. Fall, Harry F. Sinclair and Edward L.
Doheny (Pluto group) on the charge of conspiracy to defraud the Government in the
making of naval (Mars) reserve oil leases (Mars-Pluto sextile Mercury in fourth, and
trine Saturn in ninth).
approximately 8:59 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. May 10, 1927, a group (Pluto) of
armed men overpowered guards and dynamited (Mars) the Los Angeles Aquaduct,
tearing out a large section of pipe(Mars-Pluto in house of open enemies of people).
Mars Conjunction Neptune
dramatic art; and Mars rules war, army and navy, law-enforcement officers, doctors,
industrial workers, fires, vice, gambling, intoxicants, banditry, accidents and strife;
the conjunction of Mars with Neptune attracts events in which factors related to both
109, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Neptune, August 25, 1921, 7:40
a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. August 25, 1921, 5,000 armed coal miners (Neptune
ruling house of labor) start from Mannet, W. Va. to unionize the Mingo mine district.
They desisted at U. S. warning (Mars).
113, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Neptune, August 12, 1923, 10:04
p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. August 11, 1923, German Socialists (Neptune) split from
Chancellor Cuno. A score were killed (Mars) in strikes and food riots throughout the
country.117, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Neptune, July 30, 1925, 2:30 p.m.
L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. July 30, 1925, C. H. Schwartz blew up the company's plant at
Walnut Creek, Calif., killing an itinerant laborer whose body he tried to have
identified as his own in a plot (Neptune) to get $200,000 insurance.
121, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Neptune, July 17, 1927, 9:41 p.m.
L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. July 17, 1927, fighting (Mars) between 500 Nicaraguans and
40 U. S. Marines and 5 bombing planes (Neptune) has resulted in the death of 300
rebels and 1 marine.
Mars Conjunction Uranus
and Mars rules war, army and navy, law-enforcement officers, doctors, industrial
workers, fires, vice, gambling, intoxicants, banditry, accidents and strife; the
conjunction of Mars with Uranus attracts events in which factors related to both
112, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Uranus) December 25, 1922, 5:39
a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. December 26, 1922, Council of American Association
for the Advancement of Science passed a resolution saying: "The evidence in favor
of the evolution of man is sufficient to convince every scientist of note."
(Uranus-Mars in house of science.)
116, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Uranus, November 27, 1924, 3:12
p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. November 27, 1924, the Republican Senate Caucus
resolved that Senators La Follette, Ladd, Brookhart and Frenzier be not invited
(Uranus-Mars in house of Congress) to future Republican conferences.
120, table at front of this lesson, Mars con-unction Uranus, June 13, 1926, 5:47 p.m.
L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. June 13, 1926, 12 were killed by coke oven explosion at
Illinois Steel Co.'s plant (Mars-Uranus in fourth) at Gary, Indiana.
Mars Conjunction Saturn
on the land, destruction by storm, the miner, the farmer and in the common laborer;
conjunction of Mars with Saturn attracts events in which factors related to both
110, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Saturn, November 13, 1921, 4:13
a.m. L.M.T 77W. 38:56N. November 14, 1921, 11 died in fire on W. 17th St., New
114, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Saturn, December 1, 1923, 2:58
a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. November 28, 1923, in the 1923 hunting season 20
persons were accidentally killed in N. Y. State.
118, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Saturn, December 14, 1925, 5.24
p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. December 15, 1925, "Battling"; Siki (Louis Phal)
Senegal boxer (Mars-Saturn in fifth), was shot and killed in New York City.
122, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Saturn, December 26, 1927, 7:44
a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. December 26, 1927, the bruised and strangled body of
Amelia Appleby was found sewn in a sack just outside of Los Angeles.
Mars Conjunction Jupiter
As Jupiter rules finance, commerce, interstate commerce, treaties, arbitration, the
sea, long journeys, religion and public expression of opinion; and Mars rules war,
army and navy, law-enforcement officers, doctors, industrial workers, fires, vice,
gambling, intoxicants, banditry, accident and strife; the conjunction of Mars with
Jupiter attracts events in which factors related to both planets are combined.
111, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Jupiter, November 26, 1921, 9:28
p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. November 21, 1921, Premier Briand at Arms (Mars)
Conference (Jupiter) said France was not militaristic, but needed protection against
115, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Jupiter, February 13, 1924, 9:28
a.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. February 12, 1924, agreement for a $150,000,000 loan
(Mars-Jupiter in house of debt) to Japan was signed at J. P. Morgan's home at N. Y.
City.
119, table at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Jupiter, April 23, 1926, 5:20 p.m.
L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. April 23, 1926, hazers in a theatre play (Mars-Jupiter on cusp
of fifth) broke the neck of Ralph MacKenzie, actor, when they tossed him up in a
blanket.
Illustration at front of this lesson, Mars conjunction Jupiter, October 29, 1937,
8:42 p.m. L.M.T. 77W. 38:56N. October 29, 1937, the U.S. was participating at this
time in a futile Nine-Power Parley (Jupiter) in Europe, in the hope of halting
Japanese aggression in China. Japan flaunted the parley and became aggressive
toward the U. S. (Mars-Jupiter in seventh). Germany made new demands for return
of her colonies; Italy severed relations with the League of Nations; and while the
aspect was operative a military alliance (Jupiter-Mars opposition Pluto) was formed
by Japan, Italy and Germany.


We all have guilty pleasures, those songs that have no business on our iPods or the tracks we only blast with the windows up. In this column we share our darkest musical secrets.
Today's guilty pleasure track comes all the way from London in the UK, courtesy of our boy Sope Soetan.
His pick is Ariana Grande's insanely catchy single "Right There." I've gotta go to bat for Sope here – I love this one as much as he does. Ariana's album may be geared toward girls who use glittery nail polish and dot their i's with hearts but this is one of the best releases of the year. Don't believe me? Check my review.
My only beef with the song is guest rapper Big Sean stumbling through his verses. As usual. But otherwise, this track is a keeper. Sope knows what's up.
What's your guilty pleasure? Email soulinstereoblog@gmail.com, hit me up on Twitter @etbowser, or stop by the comments section and share yours. Leave a sentence or two and I'll share your selection in a future column.


"Microsoft Excel has allowed us to visually see where we want to go, and develop tactics like a newly adopted membership model. Additionally we have been able to reach more people through a more accurate accounting of how we are generating enthusiasm and building relationships through our Walk & Talk events and advocacy efforts."
Feet First is an organization that promotes walkable communities across Washington State. It helps people create better places to live, learn, shop, work, and play. The organization provides a pedestrian voice in discussions with government agencies, developers, and community groups.
By meeting with community members, it is able to discuss options for improving walking conditions in their neighborhoods. Feet First also offers a variety of community engagement tools, including walk maps and walking audits. It works with local schools to organize walking school buses and to lay out safe walking routes to school. The organization includes a core group of staff board members and volunteers.
In February 2009, Feet First undertook a two-day strategic planning forum. Engaging its community board and staff, the group was able to solidify the organization's new mission, vision, values, goals, and actions. To grow, Feet First adopted a strategic plan. However it did not have a system in place to measure quantitatively whether or not it was on track with the goals outlined in its plan.
Using Microsoft Excel, a team was able to build a balanced scorecard for Feet First. This scorecard measured the organization's goals with financial learning, growth, stakeholders, and internal process. With Excel, Feet First can create a quick visual representation of how the organization is doing in these sections. At any time, staff can pull up a snapshot of the progress of each goal. It is now much easier to see which areas it needs to focus on, and it has been able to improve its efforts and share its achievements with supporters.


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League 2 daily: Hartlepool boss Craig Hignett furious after Bradley Fewster's spell at the club effectively comes to an end, Carlisle drop plans to relocate
Hartlepool boss Craig Hignett after Bradley Fewster's spell at the club effectively comes to an end
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Hartlepool manager Craig Hignett (Image: Getty Images)
Hartlepool United boss Craig Hignett is furious after Middlesbrough have effectively decided to end striker Bradley Fewster's loan at the club.
Fewster, 20, agreed a six-month loan move in August but has made just four appearances in the league because of a hamstring injury.
But the Hartlepool Mail reports that Boro have told Pools that Fewster will not be able to play again until January - meaning the young striker is unlikely to feature again for the League 2 outfit.
Hignett told the Mail: "Brad is back at Middlesbrough, and they say he's not ready for two months.
"We felt it was sooner, but their opinion is two months so we have to abide by their decision.
"We have to get on with it and Brad would probably have had a run of games now Nathan (Thomas) is out. I'm sure it's disappointing for Brad too."
Plans to relocate Carlisle United to a city centre location have been shelved, the club confirmed.
Project Blue Yonder would have seen United move to a new ground to replace Brunton Park but the club confirmed that their agreement with Caldew Riverside Developments Limited has expired.
Chief executive Nigel Clibbens told the News and Star: "The developer's plans were for a scheme on land to the south west of Viaduct Estate Road, between the river Caldew and the railway viaduct.
"The club's part in the scheme was reliant on a much bigger and wider development of the site. This has not come to fruition.
"As far as we are concerned, we will continue to monitor the situation but we are no longer party to any formal legal arrangement regarding this particular site."

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Internationally renowned sound artist Ray Lee directs a sound art performance full of sonic riches created with an orchestra of machines, many kinetic, which are activated during the live performance and weave a hypnotic, mesmerizing spell over the audience.
Each machine, the precise purpose of which is unknown, creates specific harmonic frequencies and Ray Lee uses these to create a remarkable sound piece.
A Ray Lee sonic performance supported by the Arts Council England and Oxford Contemporary Music.
You can hear Ray talking about this work in episode 49 of the genepool podcast produced by Martin Franklin.


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Q: I have Problems with MyGraph Properties Vertices names , and Edges weight in MyGraphBuilder Class I'm facing some Problems During My Implementation of the Graph property assignment:

*

* G:\QT\Projects\My Project\boost\graph\detail\adjacency_list.hpp:2700: error: forming reference to void
 typedef value_type& reference;

*  G:\QT\Projects\MY Project\boost\graph\dijkstra_shortest_paths.hpp:588: error: no matching function for call to 'choose_const_pmap(const type&, const boost::adjacency_list<boost::vecS, boost::vecS, boost::directedS, VertProperty, EdgeProperty>&, boost::edge_weight_t)'
choose_const_pmap(get_param(params, edge_weight), g, edge_weight),

Also When I used The Print Function to just Print The Count of Nodes and Edges, it Counted Nodes Only, but the Count of Edges Showed '0' can you tell me what is the problem please ?
Header File:
#ifndef MYGRAPHBUILDER_H
#define MYGRAPHBUILDER_H

// Generic Libraries
//===============================================
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <map>

// Boost Libraries
//===============================================
#include <boost/config.hpp>
#include <boost/graph/graph_traits.hpp>
#include <boost/graph/adjacency_list.hpp>
#include <boost/property_map/property_map.hpp>
#include <boost/graph/graph_utility.hpp>
// MyColleague Libraries
//===============================================
#include <modelDataStructure.h>
#include <modelDataHandler.h>
#include <modeldata.h>
#include <model.h>
// Osmium Libraries
//===============================================
#include <osmium/osm.hpp>
#include <osmium/index/map/flex_mem.hpp>
#include <osmium/visitor.hpp>
#include <osmium/osm/location.hpp>
#include <osmium/osm/node_ref.hpp>
//===============================================
using namespace std;
using namespace boost;
//===============================================
typedef osmium::unsigned_object_id_type idType ;
typedef map<idType, wayData> WayMap;//Define map of Ways ans Their ID
//==================================================
struct VertProperty
{
  idType id;
  osmium::Location loc;
};

struct EdgeProperty
{
  double length;
};

typedef adjacency_list < vecS, vecS, directedS,VertProperty,EdgeProperty > graph_t;
typedef graph_traits < graph_t >::vertex_descriptor Vertex; // Vertex declaration
typedef graph_traits < graph_t >::edge_descriptor Edge; // Edge as link between two Nodes specified by ID
//==================================================

class MyGraphBuilder
{
private:               // This Line is Useless just for clarity
  graph_t MyGraph;
  /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

public:
  MyGraphBuilder(); // default Constructor
  MyGraphBuilder(Model); // Parameters Constructor
  ~MyGraphBuilder(); // Destructor
  double Distance(idType,idType); // function to calculate the distance between 2 Verices
  //===============================================
  //Accessors
  // function to get the Graph
  graph_t getGraph();
  //===============================================
  // Mutators
  void setGraph(graph_t);
   //===============================================
  void printGraph() const;
  //friend class MyAlgorithm;
};//end of the Class
/////////////////////////////////////
#endif // MYGRAPHBUILDER_H

CPP File
// Generic Libraries
//===============================================
#include <math.h>
// Belal Libraries
//===============================================
#include <mygraphbuilder.h>
// Boost Libraries
//===============================================
using namespace std;
using namespace boost;
/////////////////////////////////////////////////
MyGraphBuilder::MyGraphBuilder() // default Constructor
{
  Model OurModel;
  WayMap MyWayMap = OurModel.getWayMap();
  WayMap::iterator it;
  // it->first  ;// (key = WayID)
  // it->second ;// (Value WayData.nodRefList[idType])
  for ( it = MyWayMap.begin(); it != MyWayMap.end(); it++ ) // Loop the Whole Way Map
    {
      unsigned int NodesOfWayIndex = 0; //define Index
      idType VertixID; // define Variable to Store Vertix Index
      vector<Vertex> WayNodes(it->second.nodeRefList.size());//define a vector of nodes with size of Way
      for(auto j = it->second.nodeRefList.begin(); j != it->second.nodeRefList.end(); ++j){// Loop The Whole Nodes of Each way
          VertixID = it->second.nodeRefList.at(NodesOfWayIndex);
          //VertixID added as Bundeled property name to the vertex
          Vertex v = *vertices(MyGraph).first;
          Edge e = *edges(MyGraph).first;
          //=======================================================
          MyGraph[v].id = VertixID;
          MyGraph[v].loc = OurModel.getNodeLoaction(VertixID);
          //=======================================================
          WayNodes[NodesOfWayIndex] = VertixID;
          if(NodesOfWayIndex != 0) {
              MyGraph[e].length = Distance(WayNodes[NodesOfWayIndex - 1], WayNodes[NodesOfWayIndex]);
            }
        }
      NodesOfWayIndex++;
    }
  cout<<"\n\n Graph Was Built ...\n\n";
}
//===========================================================================
MyGraphBuilder::MyGraphBuilder(Model OurModel){  // Parameters Constructor
   WayMap MyWayMap = OurModel.getWayMap();
   WayMap::iterator it;
   // it->first  ;// (key = WayID)
   // it->second ;// (Value WayData.nodRefList[idType])
   for ( it = MyWayMap.begin(); it != MyWayMap.end(); it++ ) // Loop the Whole Way Map
     {
       unsigned int NodesOfWayIndex = 0; //define Index
       idType VertixID; // define Variable to Store Vertix Index
       vector<Vertex> WayNodes(it->second.nodeRefList.size());//define a vector of nodes with size of Way
       for(auto j = it->second.nodeRefList.begin(); j != it->second.nodeRefList.end(); ++j){// Loop The Whole Nodes of Each way
           VertixID = it->second.nodeRefList.at(NodesOfWayIndex);
           //VertixID added as Bundeled property name to the vertex
           Vertex v = *vertices(MyGraph).first;
           Edge e = *edges(MyGraph).first;
           //=======================================================
           MyGraph[v].id = VertixID;
           MyGraph[v].loc = OurModel.getNodeLoaction(VertixID);
           //=======================================================
           WayNodes[NodesOfWayIndex] = VertixID;
           if(NodesOfWayIndex != 0) {
               MyGraph[e].length = Distance(WayNodes[NodesOfWayIndex - 1], WayNodes[NodesOfWayIndex]);
             }
         }
       NodesOfWayIndex++;
     }
   cout<<"\n\n Graph Was Built ...\n\n";
 }

MyGraphBuilder::~MyGraphBuilder (){ // default Destructor

}

double MyGraphBuilder::Distance(idType Nod1_ID, idType Nod2_ID){ // Function to calculate Euclidean Distance between Vertices
  modelData*m_Data = new modelData;
  osmium::Location L1,L2; // define any 2 locations on earth
  L1 = m_Data->getNodeLoaction(Nod1_ID) ; // get first location
  L2 = m_Data->getNodeLoaction(Nod2_ID) ; // get second location
  double dist = 0; // distance
  double x1 = L1.lat(); // first location latitude
  double x2 = L2.lat(); // second location latitude
  double y1 = L1.lon(); // first location longitude
  double y2 = L2.lon(); // second location longitude
  dist = sqrt(pow((x1-x2),2)+pow((y1-y2),2));
  return dist;
}
// Accessors
graph_t MyGraphBuilder::getGraph(){
  return MyGraph;
}
// Mutators
void MyGraphBuilder::setGraph(graph_t YourGraph){
  MyGraphBuilder::MyGraph = YourGraph;
}
//=========================================
void MyGraphBuilder::printGraph()const{
  unsigned long long NodesCount = num_vertices(MyGraph);
  cout<<"Number of Vertices is :\t"<<NodesCount<<"\n";
  unsigned long long EdgesCount = num_edges(MyGraphBuilder::MyGraph);
  cout<<"Number of Edges is :\t"<<EdgesCount<<"\n";
  //for (auto v : make_iterator_range(vertices(MyGraph))) {
  //    cout << "Nodes " << v << " name " << MyGraph[v].name << "\n";
  //        for (auto oe : make_iterator_range(out_edges(v, MyGraph))) {
  //           cout << "Edge " << oe << " weight " << MyGraph[oe].weight << "\n";
  //        }
  //    }
}

A:     cout << "Nodes " << v << " name " << MyGraph[v].name << "\n";

This syntax asks for the boost::vertex_bundle_t property, but none exists.
From the documentation:

Class templates adjacency_list and adjacency_matrix support the introduction
  of named properties via internal properties. However, this method is
  cumbersome in many uses, where it would be more intuitive to just specify a
  structure or class that contains internal properties for edges or vertices.
  Bundled properties allow one to use adjacency_list and adjacency_matrix in
  this manner, providing a simple way to introduce and access any number of
  internal properties for vertices and edges.

Compare with How can I solve this error in Printing Nodes and Edges Boost Graph Library?, where the vertex property type is a class. This is known as a "bundle property" and they're generally more user-friendly to use.
If you are using the older style of internal properties:
property<vertex_name_t, idType>

You need to access them using property-maps. You can use them with the get or put accessor methods:
boost::put(boost::vertex_name, MyGraph, 0, "one");

or grab a propertymap first:
auto name_pmap = boost::get(boost::vertex_name, MyGraph);
name_pmap[0] = "one";

Here's the same example from the previous answer but using internal properties instead of bundles:
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#include <boost/graph/adjacency_list.hpp>
#include <boost/graph/graph_utility.hpp>
#include <iostream>
#include <random>

using idType = std::string; // mock osmium stuff?

using graph_t = boost::adjacency_list<boost::vecS, boost::vecS, boost::directedS,
      boost::property<boost::vertex_name_t, idType>,
      boost::property<boost::edge_weight_t, double> >;

using boost::make_iterator_range;

class MyGraphBuilder {
    graph_t MyGraph;

  public:
    void generate();
    void printGraph() const;
};

#include <boost/graph/random.hpp>
void MyGraphBuilder::generate() {
    std::mt19937 prng { 42 }; // fixed random seed
    generate_random_graph(MyGraph, 5, 5, prng);

    boost::put(boost::vertex_name, MyGraph, 0, "one");

    // or grab a propertymap first:
    auto name_pmap = boost::get(boost::vertex_name, MyGraph);
    name_pmap[0] = "one";
    name_pmap[1] = "two";
    name_pmap[2] = "three";
    name_pmap[3] = "four";
    name_pmap[4] = "five";

    auto weight_pmap = boost::get(boost::edge_weight, MyGraph);
    for (auto e : make_iterator_range(edges(MyGraph))) {
        weight_pmap[e] = std::uniform_real_distribution<>(1.0, 10.0)(prng);
    }
}

void MyGraphBuilder::printGraph() const {
    std::cout << "Number of Vertices is:" << num_vertices(MyGraph) << "\n";
    std::cout << "Number of Edges is:" << num_edges(MyGraph) << "\n";

    print_graph(MyGraph, get(boost::vertex_name, MyGraph), std::cout);

    // to print with edge weights:
    for (auto v : make_iterator_range(vertices(MyGraph))) {
        for (auto oe : make_iterator_range(out_edges(v, MyGraph))) {
            std::cout << "Edge " << oe << " weight " << boost::get(boost::edge_weight, MyGraph, oe) << "\n";
        }
    }
}

int main() {
    MyGraphBuilder builder;

    builder.generate();
    builder.printGraph();
}

Printing:
Number of Vertices is:5
Number of Edges is:5
one -->
two --> four
three --> one one
four --> three
five --> one
Edge (1,3) weight 1.52275
Edge (2,0) weight 8.79559
Edge (2,0) weight 6.41004
Edge (3,2) weight 7.37265
Edge (4,0) weight 1.18526

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Luis Cantu of Austin, Texas, started his United States Bowling Congress Open Championships career with three consecutive open frames but settled in to claim a spot in the record book with a perfect game at the South Point Bowling Plaza in Las Vegas.
The 22-year-old right-hander (pictured above) connected on 12 consecutive strikes during the second game of his team event May 12, becoming the third bowler to achieve perfection at the 2017 tournament. He surrounded it with games of 161 and 204 for a 665 series.
Cantu felt the initial nerves many first-time participants encounter, but he stayed clean after the early miscues and developed a rhythm. Heading into the final frame of Game 2, he relied on the experiences from his four previous USBC-certified 300 games.
Cantu finished his first USBC Open Championships with 535 in doubles and 500 in singles for a 1,700 all-events total.
David Watters of Billings, Montana, is the only bowler in tournament history to shoot 300 in the first game of his Open Championships career, accomplishing the feat in 2002.
Twice before, USBC Hall of Famers Marvin "Bud" Stoudt (pictured above) of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, and Gary Bower of Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, shared the spotlight at the USBC Open Championships, winning Team All-Events titles together in 1970 and 1978.
Nearly four decades later, the two again were the center of attention on the championship lanes.
Still teammates in 2017, Stoudt stood laneside May 13 at the South Point Bowling Plaza as Bower joined him in the event's 50-Year Club. Less than 24 hours later, Bower was among the first to congratulate Stoudt as he became the latest member of the tournament's elite 100,000-Pin Club.
Stoudt, also a 1968 Regular Team champion, entered this year's event, his 58th appearance, needing 1,079 pins to become the 20th bowler in 114 years of Open Championships competition to topple 100,000 pins.
The 85-year-old right-hander rolled sets of 450 in team and 482 in doubles, before opening singles with a 139 game. That left him needing just eight more pins to eclipse the mark, which he did by converting the 2-4-5 combination in the first frame of his second game of singles.
He finished his 2017 tournament campaign with a 1,463 all-events total, bringing his career pinfall to 100,384, a 192.3 average.
Bower (right), a 66-year-old right-hander, rolled sets of 559 in doubles, 540 in singles and 489 in team for a 1,598 all-events total. In 50 tournaments, he has knocked down 87,595 pins for a career average of 197.2.
Harry McCoy (left) of Ambridge, Pennsylvania, also celebrated 50 years of Open Championships participation this week and was recognized for the achievement May 15. Although he did not bowl doubles and singles, McCoy did get to spend his 80th birthday in Las Vegas.
Also on May 15, George Barnes of Clarence, New York, and Bill Hohensee of Lexington, Kentucky, reached 55 years on the championship lanes.
Stuart Sheck of Germantown, Maryland, and Robert Tonelli of Henderson, Nevada (right, l-r), finally had things going their way at the USBC Open Championships as they moved into the lead in Standard Doubles on May 14, while the father-daughter duo of Bud and Ashley Olriksen ended the day at the top of the Classified Doubles standings.
Sheck and Tonelli combined for games of 413, 414 and 409 at the South Point Bowling Plaza on the way to the top spot with a 1,236 total. Douglas Turney and Brennan Nett of Kiel, Wisconsin, previously held the lead with 1,201.
Tonelli, who bowled in his 41st Open Championships, led the charge with games of 213, 235 and a 182 for a 630 series, while Sheck added 200, 179 and 227 for 606.
Ashley Olriksen (pictured left), a 29-year-old right-hander from Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, finished her set with games of 147, 219 and 204 for a 570 series, the second-highest set of her 10 visits to the Open Championships.
Bud (right), who made his 49th tournament appearance and is scheduled to join the event's 50-Year Club next year in Syracuse, New York, added games of 147, 194 and 194 for a 535 series.
Brothers Aaron and Brody Hagen of Benson, Minnesota, previously shared the lead with Mark Nelson of Clitherall, Minnesota, and Lynn Good of Battle Lake, Minnesota, at 1,102.
USBC Hall of Famer Bill Spigner of Vernon Hills, Illinois, will become the next member of the 50-Year Club at the USBC Open Championships when he hits the lanes May 21.
Spigner was a member of the Pollard's Bowl team of Versailles, Indiana, that claimed the 1996 Team All-Events title with a record score of 10,425. The record stands today.
1, Team NABR (Adam Barta, Anthony Pepe, Mike Rose Jr., Scott Pohl, Brian Waliczek), Fairport, N.Y., 3,266. 2, BowlingDynamics.com, Phoenix, 3,246. 3, HoF Silver Lanes 1, New Hartford, Conn., 3,239. 4, Kruse's Pro Shop, Fargo, N.D., 3,198. 5, TJ's Pro Shop, Beaver Dam, Wis., 3,191. 6, Supreme Deck, Grand Haven, Mich., 3,174. 7, ND Storm, Glenburn, N.D., 3,161. 8(tie), Chet's Crew 1, Arlington, Texas, and The Lakers 1, Brooklyn Park, Minn., 3,160. 10, Classic Lanes Raisins, Milwaukee, 3,158.
1(tie), Matt Gasn, Clarksville, Tenn., and Steve De Kerf Jr., Sheboygan Falls, Wis., 802. 3, Adam Barta, Girard, Ohio, 776. 4, Austin Gratzer, University Place, Wash., 773. 5, Patrick Girard, Quebec City, 773. 6(tie), Sam Sylvester, Hugo, Minn., and Todd Lathrop, Colchester, Conn., 770. 8, Chris Curry, Indianapolis, 769. 9, Tony Buck, Rockford, Mich., 768. 10, Curt Aemisegger, Schaumburg, Ill., 759.
1, Jacob Boresch, Kenosha, Wis., 2,122. 2, Todd Lathrop, Colchester, Conn., 2,105. 3, Chris Gibbons, Madison, Wis., 2,102. 4, Stuart Williams, Phoenix, 2,090. 5, Shawn Naumann, Orlando, Fla., 2,053. 6, Brian Waliczek, Frankenmuth, Mich., 2,051, 7, Dave Beres, Greenfield, Wis., 2,048. 8(tie), Michael Fagan, Benicia, Calif., and Ryne Greenwood, Kenosha, Wis., 2,045. 10, Adam Barta, Girard, Ohio, 2,040.
1, Scotty's 8 (Chad Brandt, Ryan Dew, Bruce Corneliusen, Zach Hedine, Alan Iverson), Alexandria, Minn., 2,569. 2, Dusty's Floor Covering, Twin Valley, Minn., 2,487. 3, Spray And Pray, Los Angeles, 2,486. 4, Brant Construction, Spirit Lake, Iowa, 2,462. 5, WA Bowlers 7, Renton, Wash., 2,459. 6, Kutztown Fire 1, Kutztown, Pa., 2,456. 7, Decorah Auto Center, Calmar, Iowa, 2,437. 8, Wags N Whiskers, Livingston, Mont., 2,436. 9, Crooked Creek 1 Bar & Grill, Bowman, N.D., 2,413. 10, Pat's Dairy Whip, Princeville, Ill., 2,405.
1, Nick Stenberg, Big Timber, Mont., 621. 2, Michael Tengan, Hilo, Hawaii, 607. 3, Gary Pettway, Sweetwater, Tenn., 598. 4, Rory Hanlon, Las Vegas, 592. 5, Efrain Rodriguez, New York, N.Y., 590. 6, James Lee, North Platte, Neb., 589. 7(tie), Gregory Lancaster, Port Orchard, Wash., and Tonja Lindbo, Bremerton, Wash., 587. 10, Cody Maier, Spring Creek, Nev., 584.


Next month IDEA Birmingham – a collaboration of leading figures from business and academia – will launch its first Birmingham Made Me Design EXPO at the Mailbox, a week-long celebration of everything that is good about industrial design in the region.
From June 15 to 22, the city centre venue will host a series of events and exhibitions showcasing talent from across the Midlands which will culminate in an awards night. Categories will include Best Brand, Best Innovation or Radical Design, Best Collaborative Design and Best Emerging Brand and a Lifetime Achievement Award for an exceptional contribution to innovation and design. The winners of each category will be decided by a public vote and people can vote online at www.ideabirmingham.co.uk for their favourites in each category. In a four-week series, we will showcase the shortlist for each of the categories and this week we are looking at the candidates for Best Emerging Brand.
Café Blend is the creation of Sophie Highfield (27) who has 11 years' experience in the hospitality business. Incorporated in February 2010 and opened in Birmingham in June 2010. Since then they have developed a strong brand image and opened a second store in Manchester (Dec 2011), been shortlisted in the Birmingham Retail Awards (Mar 2011) for the Best Café and have recently won Theo Paphitis #SBS award. They have featured in trade magazines for their innovation and are soon to run a coffee martini reception for the Caffe Culture Show in London in May 2012. They are also soon to be teaching barista courses at Bournville College in Birmingham as well as continuing to develop skills among their own team of baristas. Offering live music events, coffee cocktail classes and community fundraising; Café Blend is going strength to strength with a very ambitious future ahead; planning to open two stores in the next year; alongside an e-commerce website. Cafe Blend embodies a pure love for discovery, culture and nothing but romanticism for coffee.
They are dedicated to providing their guests with new ways to enjoy quality coffee. They represent a blend of quality, authentic flavours inspired from around the world, a blend of coffee by day and liqueur concoction by night. The branding and design reflects their story, with serenity and relaxation being highlighted by the chosen colours of the logo; each store is an "oasis". It is a place to be enjoyed.
William Chase, founder of Tyrrells has recently embarked on a new venture based out of his farm in Herefordshire, the Chase Distillery producing their first bottle of Chase Vodka in 2008 and voted the Best Vodka by San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2010.
Telling his story William Chase says: "I grew up here in Herefordshire and feel very lucky to have been brought up in this beautiful part of the world. I had been farming potatoes for 20 years, mostly supplying supermarkets as a commodity, which left me feeling detached – without any feedback from the end customer. I was hit one day with the 'eureka' moment by turning my potatoes into chips. I then spent 2002 travelling the world to source the equipment and recipe to make potato chips. By the summer, "Tyrrells" was born. As Tyrrells grew I was searching for the next step. In 2004 whilst travelling in the USA, looking for packaging equipment for the chips, I stumbled on a small distillery making potato vodka and thought this would be a great new chapter to life. So I returned home, thought about it and decided it would definitely be more fun making vodka.
"I researched the market and found it to be full of a lot of 'twee' marketing stories or large corporate companies. So I thought there would be a market if we could make a quality product and sell it with provenance and pedigree. From the idea in 2004, it took us until April fool's day 2008 to make the first of our potatoes and then make the first batch of vodka in June 2008. Upon tasting the very first drop from the column before filtering I was so enamoured and proud of it I decided to call it Chase Vodka.
Disorder Ltd is Birmingham's Award Winning Best Independent Retailer. Located on Needless Alley, just off New Street. Defined as, 'super cool' by Sixty Nine Magazine, recommended as one of five reasons to visit Birmingham by The Guardian, and endorsed as, 'one of the cleverest retailers I have seen in the UK in years,' by international Brand Consultant Mary Portas.
Disorder has its own menswear label, specializing in truly ground breaking tailoring, made in the city itself and it combines art with graphics giving it an inconceivable edge. A beacon to those who love creatively made clothes with design integrity. 'A very special shop even by world standards,' Vogue Magazine.
Refreshing and individual cutting edge clothing (particularly the menswear) in the heart of Birmingham, for those who want something different from the chain store, youth-market or bespoke classic tailor.
Listed as one of the Top 100 People in the Jewellery Industry by Professional Jeweller 2010, Fei Liu is growing in international acclaim. Originally from Chong Qin, China, Liu received his training from the School of Jewellery, Birmingham Institute of Art and Design and in 2006, launched his own company, Fei Liu Fine Jewellery. The essence of Fei Liu Fine Jewellery is that of great drama and elegance.
For Liu, design is all about the intricate details. Pairing delicately sculpted settings with vivid and colourful stones, Fei Liu's look is a refined mix of femininity and drama. Combining his Eastern heritage with Western design, each piece is uniquely inspired with a three dimensional edge. Creating pieces that redefine luxury, Fei Liu's jewellery is lavishly delicate and elegantly bold.
Founded in 2010 while studying at Birmingham City University, Steve Thornton and Chris Williams went on to become the first undergraduates to be nominated for a Sony Radio Award in 2011. It was for their feature length documentary UB40's 30th Anniversary, which was nominated for 'Best Music Special'.
Since the incorporation of the company, Fourseventy Media are proud to have worked with the likes of Birmingham City Council, Birmingham City University, The NEC Group, Retail Birmingham, South Birmingham Police, Fused Magazine, Dyson Media and many more. Fourseventy Media endeavour to help charities and non-profit organisations within the Birmingham area free of charge; their nominated charity this year is Edward's Trust, who offer bereavement counselling for children and parents in the West Midlands.
One of the world's most expensive pens worth £27,500 has been designed by an award winning graduate from Birmingham City University. 26-year-old Jack Row – originally from Nottingham, who now lives and works in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter has launched his début collection of luxurious precious metal fountain pens at Harrods, the world's most prestigious department store. Amongst Jack's designs is his exclusively hand crafted, white gold and diamond detailed fountain pen.
His 'Architect' Collection of fountain pens and cufflinks are all individually hand-crafted in solid silver and gold and set with accents of precious sapphires and diamonds.
His design inspiration is drawn from iconic British architecture, most notably one of London's most famous landmarks, the 'Gherkin'. The iconic profile and geometric spirals are reflected in the pens elaborate silver and gold filigree.
Birmingham Institute of Art and Design. His innovative designs also saw him winning a gold medal prize from the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths. "Jack's fabulous collection is luxurious, eccentric and quintessentially British, aligning perfectly with the unforgettable Harrods experience," said Darren Walker, Gifts and Stationery Buyer at Harrods.
In early 2011 Liam Treanor founded his self-titled designer furniture brand which has promptly established itself as one of the emerging brands to look out for. The studio, working alongside its series of carefully selected manufacturers, has produced a distinctly fresh and international range of timber based furniture and lighting for both domestic and cafe-contract use.
The products adopt an elegant, minimal and seamlessly organic aesthetic pulled together by a selection of trend savvy colours. Stockists include renowned Hong Kong and Beijing designer retail store Lane Crawford.
The Urban Coffee Company is located in the business districts of major cities outside London and provides coffee via cafe emporiums and their online tasting club. Urban Coffee's whole life revolves around creating a unique coffee experience for the customer. As they put it: "It goes without saying that our coffee is the best this side of the moon.
"We have created a "wine tasting for coffee" experience that's not available anywhere else on the high street or online. But that's not enough; we want the customer to be at the centre of everything we did so imagine this: In our cafe emporiums our Urbanistas (what we call our Baristas) are people who are naturally happy, friendly and smiley who enjoy their jobs (We hire them like that – they are harder to find than you think).
"Our Urbanistas remember our customers names and their usual drink order so the customer feels at home and loved and best of all they have the experience to make you a great coffee. So our customers can enjoy our coffee at home and work not just in cafe emporiums, we created the Coffee Connoisseurs Tasting Club.
"The club delivers single estate coffees to your door to experience on a monthly basis." Amir & Simon had been in IT for over 10 years and until starting the Urban Coffee Company knew nothing about retailing coffee. "The UK has come a long way with coffee in the last 20 years, from polystyrene cups all the way to a fairly sophisticated understanding of coffee.


THUNDEROBOT made its debut to the Malaysian market with the inaugural launch of its flagship gaming laptop THUNDEROBOT DINO, along with three other gaming laptops, the THUNDEROBOT 911GT, 911SE and bestseller ST Plus at Talent Lounge, Petaling Jaya, Selangor. As a leading brand of gaming laptops in China, THUNDEROBOT offers gamers powerful gaming machine powered by the 7th Generation Intel® Core™ processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX10 series graphics processor.
Its specially designed keyboard such as RGB backlit keyboard for DINO and ST Plus makes gaming experience more enjoyable, more intuitive and more personalized. Superior sound system with in-built subwoofer in 911GT and Sound Blaster® X-FI® MB5 in both 911SE and ST Plus, complements the amazing graphics to make your games come alive.
Gaming laptops need not be boring or bulky, as modelled by THUNDEROBOT's gaming laptops that sport a futuristic, elegant and light-weight design.
"With a population of 31 million people and as one of the 5 key founding members of ASEAN, Malaysia contributes a per capita income of US$10,570 in the ASEAN economy, the rising consumer power offers massive potential for the emerging gaming industry. Within a short span of a few years, the gaming market in Malaysia has seen an increase of more than 10% and the numbers are expected to continue growing rapidly in the next few years with a two to three digit growth according to relevant parties. This affirms the blue ocean business opportunity of gaming industry in Malaysia," said Lu Kai Lin, CEO of THUNDEROBOT Technology Co. Ltd.
Lu expressed his confidence in working with Malaysian partners to bring in quality products with excellent services to meet the needs of gamers, contributing to the growth of gaming scene here.
Made to impress fellow gamers with a futuristic, spaceship design gaming laptop. The flagship DINO features a strong, space-grey metal chassis with a signature breathing blue light. Powered by the 7th Generation Intel® Core™ i7-7700HQ processor and the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 with 8GB GDDR5 VRAM to deliver the ultimate performance, DINO is also able to offer a lag-free and immersive VR gaming experience. The 15.6" full HD IPS display delivers deeper blacks, a crisp image quality with vivid colours, while having 300 nits of brightness. To deliver the ultimate viewing experience, DINO sports an HDMI 2.0 port that supports extending its display to a supported 4K monitor with 60Hz refresh rate, gamers can also extend more displays with DINO's Mini DisplayPort 1.3 and USB-C 3.1 port. As cooling plays an essential part in maximizing gaming performance, DINO features an enhanced thermal design with dual fans and 4 free conduction copper heat pipes, to provide stability and maximum air cooling efficiency for long hours of gaming.
While gaming in dimly-lit or dark environments, the DINO's RGB backlit keyboard can be configured with the flexiket keyboard software for up to 16.8M colors for different zones and light activity, the keycaps features surface carving that allows the backlight to glow beautifully, DINO's touchpad also lights up when it is in use, so that you won't need to hunt for the position of it in the dark.
Inspired by the performance of a sports car, the 911GT features an impressive 17.3" IPS level display that offers 1780 wide view, it ensures an immersive gaming experience with true to life image quality. The integrated subwoofer in 911GT pumps out deep immersive bass for an adrenaline rush gaming experience. Gamers can now enjoy professional-level keyboard with the rapid keystrokes, specially-marked WASD cursor keys and a full numeric pad that comes with 911GT keyboard. All the keys are backlit, emitting a soft white glow for gaming in dark environments. Like DINO, 911GT also comes with enhanced thermal design with dual fans and 4 copper heat pipes that keep the machine cool even for long hours of gaming.
Your pride of owning a gaming laptop begins here with the 911SE, which features wedge line with a unique polygon edge design, complete with a breathing LED logo. Its keyboard boasts surface carving with a white color backlit keyboard glittering and translucent carving, promising a pleasant gaming and typing experience.
911SE is integrated with blazingly fast and reliable Intel® Wireless-AC and Bluetooth® 4.2 technology, ready to make your experience smooth and enjoyable. On top of that, Sound Blaster® X-FI® MB5 delivers premium audio quality for a life-like game play.
With the Intel® Core™ i7-7700HQ processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050Ti graphics chip, the ST-PLUS is able to achieve exceptional game performance, the GTX 1050Ti is 30% more powerful than GTX 1050, which offers better gaming performance. It also features RGB full color backlit keyboard and surface carving and 16million light designs for individual pressed key with independent peripheral illumination, light glittering and translucent carving. For a 15-inch gaming laptop, the ST Plus weights at only 2.3kg and boasts a 2.7cm slim profile with ridgelines to accentuate deeper texture shape, which is impressive for its standards.
The ST Plus offers faster performance and reliability with integrated Intel® Wireless-AC and Bluetooth® 4.2 technology. For superior audio effects, ST Plus also comes equipped with Sound Blaster® X-FI® MB5 feature.
The DINO and 911GT are VR-ready for a breakthrough VR immersion gaming experience, while all four laptops offer unbeatable energy-efficiency and new gaming technologies that gamers will appreciate.
ECS Astar Sdn. Bhd. is the exclusive distributor for THUNDEROBOT gaming laptops in Malaysia. ECS has appointed LAZADA as its online store dealer and nationwide dealers as listed below. The list of dealers is expected to expand in the very near future.
About THUNDEROBOT Technology Co. Ltd.
THUNDEROBOT Technology Co. Ltd ("THUNDEROBOT" or "the Company") is one of the leaders in the sale of gaming computers and accessories of the gaming industry in Asia. Founded in 2014, Thunderobot aims to be a one-stop service solution for users, especially gamers, to gain the ultimate gaming experience via its in-house design, production and marketing of desktop PCs, laptops, keyboards and numerous gaming peripherals, such as mouse and headphones. THUNDEROBOT's laptops stand out for their power and game speed, coupled with attractive designs that are futuristic and elegant. For more information, please visit thunderobot.com.
ECS ICT Berhad, an MSC-status company ("ECS" or "the Group"), is a leading distribution hub for Information & Communications Technology (ICT) products in Malaysia. Listed on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad on 15 April 2010, the Group is an associate company of ECS Holdings Limited which is one of the leading ICT distributors in the Asia Pacific, with access to a network of more than 25,000 channel partners across China, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Cambodia and Myanmar.
ECS distributes a comprehensive range of ICT products comprising notebooks, personal computers, smartphones, smartwatches, tablets, printers, software, network and communication infrastructure, servers, and enterprise software with over 40 leading principals. With a nationwide channel network of more than 6,100 resellers comprising retailers, system integrators and corporate dealers, ECS also provides value-added product support and technical services. For more information, please visit www.ecsm.com.my.


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Uncooked loaves of bread are placed into a large oven at Formica Bakery.
On Decembrer 3rd 2018, bread from Luigi's in Ocean City and Atlantic City's Formica Bakery are profiled. Assorted breads — sticks and dinner rolls, at Formica's.
On Decembrer 3rd 2018, bread from Luigi's in Ocean City and Atlantic City's Formica Bakery are profiled. A small slice is run down the middle of the loaf prior to baking.
On Decembrer 3rd 2018, bread from Luigi's in Ocean City and Atlantic City's Formica Bakery are profiled. Formica's sticks, a common favorite for area hoagies and sandwiches. These sticks are the only bread made at this Atlantic City location. Other breads, rolls, deserts are made at their Pleasantville factory.
On Decembrer 3rd 2018, bread from Luigi's in Ocean City and Atlantic City's Formica Bakery are profiled. Formica's sticks, a common favorite for area hoagies and sandwiches.
On Decembrer 3rd 2018, bread from Luigi's in Ocean City and Atlantic City's Formica Bakery are profiled. A loaf of ancient grain, made with quinoa and millet.
On Decembrer 3rd 2018, bread from Luigi's in Ocean City and Atlantic City's Formica Bakery are profiled. Frank Formica demonstrates how a roll of dough is formed.
On Decembrer 3rd 2018, bread from Luigi's in Ocean City and Atlantic City's Formica Bakery are profiled. Rolls.
Formica Bakery sells an assortment of breads — from sticks to dinner rolls.
Fresh baked breads from Formica Brothers Bakery in Atlantic City is sold by Myrna Larkin and Noemi Klebacz.
Daria (Dasha) Dutova , Cafe Manager putout bread at Formica Bros. Bakery in Atlantic City Friday, April 16, 2010. Reporter talk to shop owners about construction that recently started for the expansion of the Walk outlets.


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New test could spare unnecessary treatment for future prostate cancer patients
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Professor Stephen Pennington receives the NovaUCD 2018 Innovation Award
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Behind the scenes look at cancer research in UCD Conway Institute
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Doctors may in the future be able to spare some prostate cancer patients the harsh effects of invasive treatments thanks to new research funded by the Irish Cancer Society. Using a new approach to identify and measure the aggressiveness of a patient's prostate cancer, Irish-based researchers are developing a test which has so far proven to be more accurate than current clinical assessments.
Almost 3,500 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year in Ireland . However, many of these men will be diagnosed with low-grade, non-aggressive prostate cancer. In most of these situations, patients will have the option of undergoing 'active surveillance'. This involves regular consultant visits and blood tests, and a biopsy every three years to check on the status of the cancer in lieu of immediate treatment.
For those men diagnosed with more aggressive prostate cancer, treatment can include radiotherapy or surgery, which can lead to side effects such as urinary and sexual problems. This research was led by Prof. William Watson, Full Professor of Cancer Biology, School of Medicine and Fellow, UCD Conway Institute. If verified through further research and introduced in clinics, the test could likely mean more men being spared such intense treatments where results would show them to be unnecessary.
Commenting on the research, which was recently published in the journal Medical Oncology, Prof Watson said: "Using 156 Irish prostate cancer patient samples, we combined different biomarkers to see if they were more effective at measuring how aggressive the patient's prostate cancer was. A biomarker is an indicator of the presence of diseases in our bodies, and includes changes in our DNA and proteins.
"We found that, when you combine the biomarkers measured in blood and tumour tissue you more accurately determine which patients have low-grade and aggressive disease. We also used a new mathematical formula to analyse the data, and it's hoped this formula can be applied to other cancers to better understand how aggressive they are."
The study involved researchers from UCD, TCD, RCSI and DCU and their affiliated hospitals, pooling their resources and expertise as part of the Prostate Cancer Research Consortium.
Dr Robert O'Connor, Head of Cancer Research at the Irish Cancer Society, added: "This paper highlights vital work being undertaken by world class Irish cancer researchers to identify new ways to improve the diagnosis of cancer. This research is at an early stage and it will take more time and research until any potential benefits reach cancer patients. But it does show the building blocks required to lay the foundations to improve the quality of life of prostate cancer patients. The more we understand this disease, the better chance we have of stopping it in its tracks."
"The Irish Cancer Society can only invest in vital research because of the public's generous support. We currently fund more than 100 researchers across Ireland and have spent €25 million on life-saving cancer research since 2010. To continue doing this, we ask for the public's continued support through their amazing fundraising efforts."
The 'Medical Oncology' research paper Integrating biomarkers across omic platforms: an approach to improve stratification of patients with indolent and aggressive prostate cancer is available online: https://febs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/1878-0261.12348
November marks Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and the Movember campaign. These findings are revealed as Movember campaign calls on the public to support men's health. Since 2008, over 100,000 people have got involved and contributed to the Movember cause. Movember Ireland has funded over 30 prostate cancer initiatives, in partnership with the Irish Cancer Society, ranging from financial grants for patients and their families to ground-breaking research that has united the prostate cancer research community to improve outcomes and quality of life for the 1 in 7 Irish men who will get prostate cancer in their lifetime. Sign up now to support men's health, visit Movember.com.
In UCD Conway Institute, our researchers are embracing the Movember actions of 'Grow, Move, Host'. The Conway Mo team have their funding page on https://moteam.co/conway-mo-team-2018.
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Pepperdine Mourns the Loss of Professor Emeritus Oliver Jennings Davis, Jr. (MA '76)
Sara Alamdar
Oliver Jennings Davis, Jr. (MA '76), Professor Emeritus at the Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology, passed away on November 30, 2016. He was 89.
Born on July 30, 1927, in Nashville, Tennessee, Davis was a lifelong member of Churches of Christ. After being honorably discharged from the United States Army in November 1946, he enrolled at David Lipscomb College, where he was an outstanding athlete in both basketball and tennis. In 1991 he was inducted into the Lipscomb Hall of Fame for his stellar sports records.
Upon graduation in 1950, Davis attended Ohio State University where he earned his MEd and then returned home to marry Vera Howard of Sparta, Tennessee, on July 7, 1951. In 1953 the couple moved to New York City where he pursued and earned his EdD from Columbia University, Teachers College.
After several more years of teaching and preaching in Nashville, and after the birth of daughters, Carol and Elizabeth, Davis moved the family to Los Angeles in 1963 to become the director of student personnel services (later known as dean of students) at George Pepperdine College, where he was a tireless and outspoken advocate for racial and social justice.
Davis filled many positions at Pepperdine, including teaching religious ethics at the former School of Professional Studies, and teaching liberal studies at the School of Business and Management (now Graziadio School of Business and Management), culminating in full tenure at the Graduate School of Education and Psychology. During this time, Davis and his wife welcomed their third daughter, Shirley.
In 2011 Pepperdine University established in his honor the Bowers, Davis, and Todd Award for Leadership in Diversity and Inclusive Excellence. The award recognizes students who demonstrate an active commitment to advancing institutional diversity and inclusive excellence at Seaver College.
A devoted Christian, Davis spent his entire life serving Christ by helping others—as a minister and elder, dean of students, professor, counselor, and mentor to so many. He lived with an open and generous heart, truly demonstrating the teachings of Christ, which will be his enduring legacy.
Davis is survived by his wife, Vera; daughters, Carol, Elizabeth, and Shirley; and grandchildren, Cameron, Geoffrey, Olivia, and Harper.
A memorial service will be held at the Conejo Valley Church of Christ at 2 PM on Saturday, December 3, 2016.
To commemorate Jennings' passion for racial justice and his love for Pepperdine students, the family requests that contributions be made to the Pepperdine University Black Alumni Council Scholarship Fund. Donations can be made online at give.pepperdine.edu/bac/scholarship or by sending a check to The Pepperdine Fund (24255 PCH, Malibu, CA 90263-4579) with "BAC Scholarship" in the memo.
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Vladislav Surkov, a top aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin, is already making plans and channeling funds to Ukraine in order to wield influence and create a pro-Kremlin group in the Verkhovna Rada, the Russian political scientist Lilia Shevtsova said during an interview with Novoye Vremya (New Times).
"Clearly, Putin, in addition to the military solution, is looking for other solutions. For example, to create his own fifth column in the new Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada. Vladislav Surkov (is the person responsible — Ed.). He is a man of war. A political operative — one of the best, who created an array of fake parties and the so-called 'sovereign democracy' in Russia. Now he is experimenting in Ukraine. I think that Surkov is already making plans and channeling funds to Ukraine in order to solve the problem through peaceful means — to create a Russian pro-Kremlin fifth column in the Verkhovna Rada and to wield influence," she said.
According to Shevtsova, Moscow does not have sufficient funds currently for a full-scale war against Ukraine and the world, but there will be enough money for the demoralization of the Ukrainian elite.
As previously reported, Surkov is a top political aide to Russia's President Vladimir Putin. He has managed the Ukrainian issue since the 2004 elections. In 2013, according to many sources, he has been responsible for Russia's relations with Ukraine. Since early 2014, he has been acting secretly as Putin's special representative in Ukraine. He has visited Kyiv at least twice. According to media reports, Surkov has the authority to negotiate with the Ukrainian establishment and to enter into informal arrangements.
In Russia, Surkov is referred to as the "gray cardinal, a master of political intrigue and PR, and the main political administrator. He was responsible for creating the political establishment under Putin, for controlling elections to the State Duma, and for approving the (candidate) lists of parties close to the Kremlin.
Recently, Igor Girkin (Strelkov), the former "defense minister" of the so-called Donetsk People's Republic, stated that Vladislav Surkov was the man behind the scenes who directed all the actions of the Russian militants and arrivals in the Donbas, especially this spring and summer.


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Prime Minister Imran Khan visits United Arab Emirates
September 20, 2018	| Ministries, Official News | Share:
Islamabad, September 20, 2018 (PPI-OT): The United Arab Emirates welcomed His Excellency Imran Khan, the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the accompanying high level delegation, who visited United Arab Emirates which links Islamic Republic of Pakistan with historical ties, established by the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, "may Allah bless his soul". The Prime Minister was received by His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, on arrival at the airport.
The visit of Prime Minister came in response to the invitation extended by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces. The Prime Minister was accompanied by Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Finance Minister Asad Umar, Information Minister Chaudhry Fawad Ahmed, Adviser on Commerce Abdul Razzak Dawood and Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua.
The visit helped strengthen the bonds of friendship between the two countries and to reflect the depth of the historical relationship its establishment to the present day, a relationship that flourished to various partnerships, defined by the economic relations and trade exchanges over half a century. The Crown Prince congratulated Prime Minister Imran Khan on the peaceful transition of government in Pakistan and his election. He wished him success in the implementation of his reforms agenda.
The two sides discussed joint cooperation in various fields of mutual interest and work closely to develop them to benefit the peoples of the United Arab Emirates and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, particularly as the two countries are interlinked with common traditions and values and strong historical relations.
The meeting discussed issues of regional and international dimensions, notably the fight against the spread of extremism and terrorism in the region and world by sustainable strategies to root out terrorism.
The two sides also discussed strengthening economic cooperation and increasing bilateral investments and exerting all possible efforts to eliminate obstacles and overcome all difficulties that would obstruct the smooth flow of trade and investment between the two countries, as confirmed by the Emirati side that Pakistan is considered an important trading partner of United Arab Emirates.
UAE confirmed to maintain its efforts for development work in Pakistan, and applauded the United Arab Emirates assistance to the Pakistani people through UAE Pakistan Assistance Program (UAEPAP).
The initiative of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan to eradicate polio worldwide and the pivotal role of the United Arab Emirates in supporting global efforts to eradicate this menace was also appraised. Taking note of the contributions made by Pakistani professionals as well as skilled and unskilled labour the two sides acknowledged that they have been an important component of the UAE's success story.
The two sides discussed current issues of common interest in the region, both sides stressed on the importance of peaceful solutions to the crises in the region, the Pakistani side lauded the humanitarian role played by the UAE by providing generous assistance.
Both sides expressed their satisfaction over convergence of their views on issues of regional and global importance through the principles of tolerance, inclusiveness and the agenda focusing on development as guarantee to peace and stability in the region. Prime Minister Imran Khan elaborated upon his vision of a peaceful neighbourhood and his government's efforts to assist Afghanistan for peace and stability in the country.
The Prime Minister also briefed Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed on his desire for peace and stability in the region and specially for dialogue with India for the settlement of all disputes, especially the Jammu and Kashmir dispute. Prime Minister Imran Khan expressed his sincere appreciation for the warm welcome and hospitality extended to him and his delegation. He extended an invitation to H.H Mohammed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, to visit Pakistan on mutually convenient dates, which the later happily accepted.
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