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Editor's Note 7.1 (2018)
themercurian / May 10, 2018
Volume 7, Issue 1 (Spring 2018)
Welcome to the Spring 2018 issue of The Mercurian: A Theatrical Translation Review!
This issue focuses upon seventeenth century Spain and France, with closing nods to eighteenth century and contemporary French theatre. We begin with Ben Gunter and Kerry Wilks and Samuel (Chip) Worthington's differing translations of Francisco Bernardo de Quirós's Spanish Golden Age entremés El muerto. Long-time readers of The Mercurian will remember Oliver Mayer's contemporary, street-wise translation/adaptations of Miguel Cervantes' entremeses Dirty Fraud, The Widowed Pimp, and The Divorce Court Judge (Vol. 3, No. 2 Fall 2010). As their introduction describes, Gunter and Wilks/Worthington's respective translations of El muerto, Better Wed Than Dead and Dead or Wed, are the result of different approaches to theatrical translation. Gunter's Better Wed Than Dead was created for presentation by his theatre company Theatre with a Mission (TWAM) and, as such, its translation choices are primarily driven by performance considerations including the original performance context, the strengths and limitations of the acting company, and touring considerations, among others. The translation choices made in Wilks/Worthington's Dead or Wed, in contrast, are primarily driven by dramaturgical research that uncovered lost stage directions and undocumented textual variants of the published Spanish script that influenced their translation. While their points of departure are different, both Gunter and Wilks/Worthington are seeking theatrically viable translations of the same entremés. Publishing them side by side here for the first time provides readers with a fascinating look at two different kinds of theatrical translation and demonstrates that historical and textual analysis, as well as performance considerations, are all essential components in the process of theatrical translation.
The issue continues with Mechele Leon's Molière at Versailles, a translation/adaptation that combines Molière's one-act Impromptu at Versailles and his comedie-ballet The Imaginary Invalid into a single piece of theatre. Having dramaturged David Ball's adaptation of Imaginary Invalid, directed by Dominique Serrand, for PlayMakers Repertory Company in 2012, I was particularly intrigued by Leon's approach here. The Mercurian has always taken a big-tent approach towards distinctions between translation and adaptation, preferring to focus upon what works in practice. Leon's introduction describes how her transformation of Impromptu at Versailles into "The Rehearsal" and The Imaginary Invalid into "The Hypochondriac" creates two halves mutually dependent upon each other for a new whole. Her Molière at Versailles investigates historical, cultural, and dramaturgical aspects of Molière's original texts, making them legible to contemporary audiences in new ways.
Molière at Versailles is followed by Jonathan Marks' translation of Molière's The Learned Ladies. Like his own earlier translation of The Imaginary Invalid, Marks' translation of The Learned Ladies was made for his own production of the play at Texas Tech University. As he describes in his introduction, he set both himself and his designers "the task of creating a world that never was, blending elements of the here and now, the seventeenth century in France, and anything in between, or in the future or on another planet." This leads Marks to foreground, rather than disguise, the fictional, familiar, and fabulous nature of Molière's world, creating an analogous experience for us to that of Molière's own seventeenth-century French audience.
The issue concludes with two book reviews, Daniel Smith's review of Tom Weber's translation of Pierre de Marivaux's The Beau's Lesson, and Amelia Parenteau's review of Contemporary French Plays, edited and translated by Chris Campbell. Smith, whose own translation of Marivaux's Love in Disguise appeared in The Mercurian (Vol.4, No. 2 Spring 2012), places Weber's translation of Marivaux's Le Petit-maître corrigé into the larger context of translations of Marivaux's theatre in general. Parenteau, whose own translation of contemporary French playwright Alain Foix's The Last Scene appeared in The Mercurian (Vol. 6, No. 1, Spring 2016), describes in her review how Campbell's collection of four plays gives us a glimpse of the breadth of theatre written and produced in France today.
Back issues of The Mercurian can be found at: https://the-mercurian.com/.
As the theatre is nothing without its audience, The Mercurian welcomes your comments, questions, complaints, and critiques. Deadline for submissions for consideration for Volume 7, No. 2 (Fall 2018) will be October 1, 2018.
–Adam Versényi
May 10, 2018 in Volume 7, Issue 1.
Editor's Note 6.4
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Latest RBA Survey: Rate cut not far off, but brace for post-Brexit hit to economy
The Australian economy is bracing for the knock-on effect following the UK's departure from the EU, but it won't have an effect this month's (5 July, 2016) cash rate decision, according to the latest survey finder.com.au.
Thirty of 31 economists and experts (97%) in their latest RBA Survey are predicting the cash rate will pause at 1.75% at July's RBA board meeting, citing the federal election and Brexit vote as contributing to the RBA's wait-and-see decision.
However, one expert, Stephen Koukoulas of Market Economics is forecasting a cash rate cut, saying,
"Downside risks to the global economy has intensified to the point where a cautionary rate cut would be prudent."
97% of experts in finder.com.au RBA survey predict no change to cash rate in July
67% are forecasting a rate drop in August
More than half (52%) of respondents predict negative impact for Australia post-Brexit
Many experts believe that a rate drop is around the corner, with 67%2 forecasting this will happen in August, while 17% believe this will occur in November this year.
This expected cash rate cut may be the last however, with the majority (59%) of economists and experts surveyed forecasting the cash rate will fall no lower than 1.50% this cycle. Seven economists (24%) predict the cash rate will fall to 1.25% before an upturn.
Bessie Hassan, Money Expert at finder.com.au, says while the cash rate is expected to pause for another month, the recent result of the British EU referendum will lead to uncertainty in the Australian economy.
"Over half (52%) of experts and economists in finder.com.au's RBA Survey expect it to have a negative effect of the Australian economy.
"That said, it may be too early to tell just how we will be affected. The process will take time, with negotiations likely to take more than two years.
"When the news was announced just over a week ago there was a massive fall in stock market values and the Aussie Dollar fell, along with the British Pound. While it's somewhat recovered, fluctuations may affect holiday plans for those travelling overseas.
"Longer term, unemployment and consumer sentiment may be adversely affected.
"Volatility in global markets could mean that Australian banks pay more for the capital they borrow from overseas wholesale markets. As a result, we may see banks lifting home loan rates independently of the Reserve Bank."
With almost one in four experts (23%) forecasting the cash rate to rise beyond 2016, now is a good time to conduct a financial audit, Ms Hassan says.
"With the cash rate at a historic low right now, Australians should prioritise making extra repayments on their mortgages before a rate hike."
Eighteen percent of survey respondents thought that the post-Brexit atmosphere was more likely to encourage an Australian Republic.
What the experts had to say in the July Reserve Bank Survey:
Shane Oliver, AMP Capital: "The RBA expressed comfort with current monetary settings after the June meeting and it's likely in wait and see mode regarding the risks posed by Brexit."
Garry Shilson-Josling, Australian Associated Press: "The RBA will most likely wait until after the CPI figures in late July, but a July 5 cut should certainly not be ruled out, After the Brexit vote and the market turmoil that has followed it the RBA could easily decide not to wait and cut at the first opportunity."
Peter Munckton, Bank of Queensland: "The RBA are comfortable with the level of interest rates.
Richard Robinson, BIS Shrapnel: "Economic and employment growth is currently strong enough to keep the unemployment rate below 6%, so there is no urgency to cut rates. There are also lingering concerns any cut will again bolster house prices."
Chris Caton, BT Financial Group: "There's another cut out there, and July can't be ruled out, but the RBA would probably prefer to wait for more evidence on inflation."
Michael Blythe, CBA: "RBA is waiting for next CPI reading before deciding on rates."
Savanth Sebastian, CommSec: "RBA will want to look through the current share market volatility and also wait on the June quarter CPI result."
Dr Andrew Wilson, Domain Group: "Waiting for June qtr CPI data."
Scott Morgan, Greater Bank: "There is nothing in the recently released data to suggest further cuts are needed at this stage. There is no need for a knee jerk response to Brexit or other issues. I think the RBA will want the election to be out of the way and some time to look at how the economy and markets are responding to the previous cut."
Mark Brimble, Griffith University: "Given the frenzy of speculation, action and reaction re the Brexit the RBA will be reluctant to muddy the waters this month and will want to see how this plays out. Bias remains to easing further however."
Atul Narang, HashChing Pty Ltd: "RBA might hold the cash rate considering Australia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stood at 5.7 percent in May 2016, unchanged from the previous two months. Having said that, Brexit might have an impact on the interest rates in the near future if US Federal Reserve delay the rate hike which would keep the Australian dollar higher than the RBA would like. This might force RBA to cut interest rates again to stimulate the economy and to lower the Australian dollar. So we might see an interest rate cut in the next RBA meeting. Though this is a good time for consumers to shop around for great home loan deals and demand a rate cut from their lender."
Peter Haller, Heritage Bank: "The RBA's focus is on the domestic economy. There has been no data releases in the last several weeks to materially change the bank's neutral tone from its June meeting."
Jason Spencer, Homely.com.au: "There is no significant weakening in the Australian economy to justify a drop at this time."
Paul Bloxham, HSBC: "Waiting for the Q2 CPI."
Saul Eslake, Independent Economist: "Outlook for Australian economy hasn't changed materially since last meeting; Brexit vote does cast a shadow, but it is too early to tell whether that shadow will last long enough and be dark enough to warrant a monetary policy response. RBA likely to wait for June qtr CPI before reconsidering."
Stephen Koukoulas, Market Economics: "Downside risks to the global economy has intensified to the point where a cautionary rate cut would be prudent."
John Caelli, ME: "The full extent of Brexit's impact has yet to be played out. We expect the RBA will assess the next CPI figures due late July before considering any further rate cuts in August."
Mark Crosby, Melbourne Business School: "The RBA decision will be made at the last minute based on global market volatility in the few days leading up to the decision. As of Wednesday before the decision markets seem to have stabilised, warranting a hold decision. The Brexit vote that is causing financial market volatility should ultimately have little to no impact on our economy, and therefore should not affect the rate decision unless global financial markets crash."
Emily Dabbs, Moody's Analytics: "Monthly indicators suggest the economy continues to perform well. The impact of Brexit on Australian markets is relatively minor. The central bank will wait until the CPI data release to assess inflation pressures. "
Jessica Darnbrough, Mortgage Choice: "I think the Reserve Bank will wait and see what the true impact of the Brexit result will be before making any decisions on the future of the official cash rate. In addition, they may want to wait and see what the next round of inflation data reveals before reducing the cash rate further. "
Ken Sayer, Mortgage House: "Too much uncertainty."
Christopher Schade, MyState Bank: "The RBA will take further time to see how the economy is tracking before making a further change to the cash rate. Whilst risks are to the downside, a hold is more likely in July, with the August meeting following the next CPI read looking particularly interesting."
Jonathan Chancellor, Property Observer: "They are still content to watch their last cut play out."
Matthew Peter, QIC: "While BREXIT makes for a more compelling case to cut rates, the RBA will not want to give the impression of knee jerk reaction. The RBA will wait to August allowing it to prepare markets for a renewal of the easing cycle, particularly if the July inflation read remains weak."
Noel Whittaker, QUT: "Wait and see."
Angus Raine, Raine & Horne: "A wait and see due to Britain's exit from EU and federal election."
Nathan Mcmullen, RAMS: "RBA likely to review Q2 inflation data due late July before revisiting changes to the cash rate."
Janu Chan, St.George Bank: "RBA has provided little guidance on rates and little indication that it will lower them any time soon. While that was before the Brexit vote and downside risks to the global economy have increased, this isn't likely to be enough for the RBA to cut as soon as next week, particularly ahead of inflation data later in July."
Nicki Hutley, Urbis: "No strong reason to move rates in either direction at present."
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Sustainable Growth in the UK – new report out today
Sustainable growth in the UK
Seizing opportunities from technological change and the transition to a low-carbon economy
Lead authors: James Rydge, Ralf Martin, Anna Valero
This special report for the LSE Growth Commission shows why it is sensible for environmental sustainability to be at the heart of the UK's growth strategy and how this can be achieved. The report builds on previous LSE Growth Commission reports (2013, 2017), which laid out a blueprint for boosting growth in the UK and its inclusiveness via institutional and policy reforms to drive investment in these complementary areas. It embraces, deepens and strengthens the previous reports in light of technical advances, a stronger understanding of environmental issues, and the changing politics and economy of a UK that is building a new role in the world. It recognises the challenge of managing global trends, powerful forces that are transforming the UK economy, including the impacts of technological progress (such as AI and robotics), and globalisation.
The recommendations provide a framework and strategy for sustainable growth in the UK. They have strong relevance in particular for Her Majesty's Treasury and the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy, as well as the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government, the Department for Education, and the Department for International Development.
Recommendations within the report are built around four policy priority areas: innovation, infrastructure, skills and cities.
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Vincent O'Sullivan looks inside the lives of a group of middle-class English people just before the start of the first world war. The story centres around the love affairs of four young people and how they interact.
O'Sullivan picks apart his characters' cares and concerns and shows how these are trivial when we know what was about to happen to them and their world.
Vincent O'Sullivan (1868-1940) was born into a prosperous Irish American family in New York and moved to London as a child. However, Vincent spent much of his life in the demi-monde world that is the setting of many of his stories.
While living in Paris, O'Sullivan was friends with Oscar Wilde, Leonard Smithers, Aubrey Beardsley and other members of the Aesthetic movement.


Anti-fibrotic medications work to reduce the formation and build-up of scar tissue in scleroderma patients. While these medications may slow or partially reverse organ damage caused by fibrosis, they cannot halt fibrosis and scar tissue build-up.
Scleroderma is caused by an overactive immune system, leading to the accumulation of collagen in the skin and various other tissues and organs. When this is limited to the skin, the condition is called localized scleroderma. When it also involves internal organs, it is called systemic scleroderma.
Collagen is made by cells known as fibroblasts. In scleroderma, several chemicals present in the body promote fibroblasts that produce abnormally high amounts of collagen. Chemicals both related to the immune system and those that are not contribute to the fibrotic process in scleroderma. Anti-fibrotic therapies work by targeting the different molecules involved in stimulating fibroblast activation.
Anti-fibrotic medications target molecules known as transforming growth factor (TGF)-β, tyrosine kinases, and peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors (PPARs).
TGF-β plays a major role in activating fibroblasts. Esbriet (pirfenidone) is an anti-fibrotic medication that stops the action of TGF-β, reducing the amount of fibrosis. Initially developed to treat idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), pirfenidone has been shown to be safe and effective in treating lung fibrosis in scleroderma patients.
Tyrosine kinases are a group of "molecular switches" that can trigger or suppress biological responses. Ofev (nintedanib) is an anti-fibrotic agent that blocks multiple tyrosine kinases, which are responsible for "switching on" the production of other molecules that promote fibrosis. Also initially developed for IPF, this medication is currently in a Phase 3 clinical trial (NCT02597933) evaluating its potential against placebo to treat interstitial lung disease in patients with systemic scleroderma.
PPARs are a family of receptors that act directly on DNA to suppress the gene encoding molecules that promote fibrosis. A proof-of-concept Phase 2b clinical trial (NCT02503644) is underway to test, against placebo, the ability of a medicine that works by stimulating PPARs — lanifibranor (also known as IVA337) — to treat fibrosis in systemic scleroderma patients.
Some anti-fibrotic therapies target immune system molecules, such as interleukin-6 (IL-6) and interleukin-1 (IL-1) as well as immune system cells like B- and T-cells.
Interleukins are a large group of cell signaling molecules that can either promote or suppress inflammation. In scleroderma, IL-1 and IL-6 are two molecules that promote inflammation and are involved in the fibrotic process. Medications that block these molecules include Arcalyst (rilonacept), an IL-1 inhibitor, and Actemra (tocilizumab), an IL-6 inhibitor.
Unusual B- and T-cell activity also appears to promote fibrosis in scleroderma. Both rituximab, a B-cell inhibitor, and Orencia (abatacept), a T-cell inhibitor, have been shown to to treat fibrosis in scleroderma.
Fibroblast cell therapy involves collecting fibroblasts from a patient, modifying them to produce a protein that increases the breakdown of excess collagen, and returning the altered fibroblasts to the disease sites in the patient's body.
The biotechnology company Fibrocell is currently developing FCX-103, which would use this gene therapy approach to potentially patients with linear scleroderma. An investigational new drug application for FCX-103 was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in March 2018, a necessary step in testing the treatment in a clinical trial.
Sanofi is currently developing SAR100842, a molecule that blocks the action of lysophosphatidic acid, a molecule involved in systemic scleroderma-related fibrosis.


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Do You Want to Buy Less Stuff? Three People Tell Us How
In an article she wrote for The Soapbox Project about sustainable holiday gifts, Ms. Achanta did not list a bunch of eco-friendly products people can put a bow on, instead writing, "The best way to be sustainable is to stop buying stuff." Her gift suggestions include digital subscriptions and educational resources, along with some products that replace single-use versions. (This is also a practical matter: Ms. Achanta went from a six-figure paycheck to making a few hundred dollars a month and living off her savings.)
Through The Soapbox Project, Ms. Achanta aims to educate readers about practical ways to decrease their impact on the planet, whether or not they are strapped for cash. For example, she's writing a lot about buying things secondhand. "Now I'm really following through on that advice, because it's environmentally and financially responsible," she said.
Cynthia Tina, the communications director of the Foundation for Intentional Community, sees another option for guilty consumers: joining intentional communities where goods are often shared, made and traded among members. "Not everyone needs to own their own lawn mower or washing machine," she said.
Intentional communities range from economically self-sufficient communes with their own systems of income to city-based apartment complexes with shared living space. But sharing resources almost always means sharing germs, too. So while some smaller, rural communities have benefited from the safety of isolation and a closed-off pod of social interactions, others have struggled to balance differing expectations of social distancing among members.
Nevertheless, Ms. Tina, 27, has noted a surge of interest in communal living this year — particularly around sharing resources. She herself moved into the intentional community Headwaters Garden and Learning Center, an eco-village in Cabot, Vt., this year. She said she is in the process of building her own home there — solar-powered, made of straw and clay — surrounded by land on which she and fellow community members grow and share food.
It doesn't relieve her of having to buy things or employ people to undertake services, especially when it comes to building her home, but she said, it helps her live life "peripheral to the capitalist, nine-to-five reality."
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Good question, but beyond the scope of this thread.
Actually it's not entirely accurate.
I run a Citroën DS21 from 1968, and the successor to this from 1970, the SM, is classed by many motoring journalists as a high water mark in motoring technology. Hydraulics controlling suspension, steering, brakes, gearbox; 2 turns of steering wheel lock to lock; self centering steering; variable power against speed re steering; one of the most streamlined cars of it's day, being one of the first to be designed in the wind tunnel, a true original aesthetic w headlights that turn w the steering; differential brakes front and rear; exotic Maserati engine.
Nothing drove like this car at the time, indeed even today, it remains other worldly.
My point I guess is that this was true cutting edge in so many ways, but remained a niche product.
A true expression of the designer's art. As is the AF0.
Where is FrantzM when we need him?
I posed a question a few years ago if fancy casework (billet aluminum etc) for amps had any practical effect on sound and not a single person answered. Dan Dagostino admitted he designed form over function first in this latest iteration. As such, a lot of the final price of equipment these days is probably not justified and more in context with a regular luxury item.
Also point to the used market - very high MSRP gear usually has the worst resale.
"Envy is a tendency to perceive with displeasure the good of others, although it in no way detracts from one's own;...it is however only an indirect, malevolent frame of mind, namely a disinclination to see our own good overshadowed by the good of others, because we take its measure not from its intrinsic worth, but by comparison with the good of others and then go on to symbolize that evaluation"
No envy from this direction. I salute anyone owning AF0 or any other bleeding edge product. But have zero desire to own one myself.
I showed my wife this thread. She read page one to three..gave me a smirk..and said "Look who is talking." That about sum it all.
She is right no one in high end hobby has the right to repulse what is expensive.
Enjoy our hobby at our own comfortable level and do socciety good through sharing, charity and even small help to those who are less fortunate. But dont repulse those who do their living with the top end hierarchy. If someone were to get ripped off, let it be those top 1%. It is not going to make their life any hardship.
. . . maybe too much resolution in the new one is too uncompromising for some.
This is pointless and frivolous speculation, especially in view of the fact that Michael Fremer reported the opposite.
I agree, poverty is no good for the planet, we need diversification and balance.
We need a better system where the distance between the very rich and very poor is much narrower.
This is politics, Bob. Please do not discuss politics on this forum.
Well, if they induced envy, then all the money was worth it! Shadenfreude!
Envy on, audio serfs! Suffer! You'll never get your hands on my wheelbarrow full of Koetsus.
. . . I salute anyone owning AF0 or any other bleeding edge product. But have zero desire to own one myself.
Don't you mean zero desire to pay for one?
I don't know about that... put a big amp on those 118 dB efficient BMS coax drivers and it might kill you.
No Ron, no desire to own. Zero desire to pay, and I can't anyhow. But even if I could, no.
At what point does politics merge with a very relevant topic of affordability in audio gear (and its impacts on those desiring maximum performance for the money spent) and access to "What's Best"? In my mind, there is a clear correlation to pricing and ownership.
There is no point at which politics merges with the affordability of audio gear.
I do not believe you would not be happy if an AF0 magically appeared in your listening room for free, completely set-up and ready to play.
I would, but I prefer a direct drive.
I have always thought it was the system and price is secondary. These items that push the limits in performance and cost will always be for a select few.
Marc, the main question of your first original post would be very interesting to be answered by high caliber people like Paul McGowan from PS Audio.


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Tropical Butterfly House, Wildlife & Falconry Centre
Encounter the exotic and discover a wild family day out in South Yorkshire!
Rated number 1 on Tripadvisor for things to do in Sheffield.
Meet lemurs, meerkats, owls, otters, snakes and other amazing animals during unforgettable Animal Encounters throughout the day.
Take your seat for spectacular shows, featuring free-flying birds of prey, parrots and charismatic mammals!
Explore the indoor rainforest; home to butterflies, birds, bats, crocodiles and creepy-crawlies from around the world and meet and feed the friendly residents of the Farm Barn.
Discover the charismatic primates of Lemur Heights and meet the inquisitive residents of Otter Springs.
Get closer than ever before to some of the most popular animals in the brand new walk-through mammal enclosure.
Pre-booked group and School visits are welcome and VIP Experience Days and Animal Adoptions are available to purchase.
The Realm of Camelot adventure playground, outdoor Wet Play Area and indoor Activity and Craft Centre will entertain children in all weathers, and popular themed events take place at the centre during School Holidays.
Facilities include a Picnic Room, Jungle Gift Shop and a modern Butterfly Café, serving freshly prepared hot and cold food and homemade cakes and deluxe Afternoon Tea.
The Tropical Butterfly House is open daily and is located just 5 minutes from M1, junction 31.
See www.butterflyhouse.co.uk to plan your visit.
Jungle Gift Shop
Browse a range of toys, books and pocket-money priced gifts in the Jungle Gift Shop.
Butterfly Cafe
The Butterfly Café serves delicious hot and cold meals, light bites, homemade cakes and hot & cold drinks. We also have plenty of indoor and outdoor picnic areas.
Email: info@butterflyhouse.co.uk
Website: http://www.butterflyhouse.co.uk
Booking: http://www.butterflyhouse.co.uk/plan_your_visit.php
Woodsetts Road
North Anston
See website or Facebook page for current opening times.
Leave the M1 at jct 31 and take the A57 signposted to Worksop. Turn left off the A57 at the second set of traffic lights signed to Dinnington. At the brow of the hill turn right just before 'The Cutler' Public House and carry along Woodsetts Road. The Tropical Butterfly House is half a mile out of the village of North Anston on the left hand side of the road.
From Rotherham: The 19A stops right outside. Or the 19 and 19B stop on the next road (Nursery Road)
From Sheffield: The 216, the X5, and the X55 stop on the next road (Nursery Road)
Ample free parking is right outside the entrance.
Accessible by Public Transport: Kiveton Park station is 3 miles away.
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Graduals (Liturgical books) -- Early works to 1800.
Catholic Church -- Liturgy -- 16th century.
460 + clii pages, 50 cm. Some pages damaged. Movable type music notation, developed after 1527; sequences and mass for the dead pre-date the Tridentine Mass (1570). Inscription on front page, 27 Mar. 1829, may refer to the binding and/or repairs. See also p. 332 ("Ecclesia Trecensi"), 296, 341, 368.


For those of you that are new to reading my page, I used to do a meal plan, every Monday, and share it on here. I don't know why I stopped, because I still meal plan! I find it helps keep me on track, with my Slimming World journey.
I've had a bit of a blip, over the past year, with my weight loss. I self sabotaged a bit, eating crap I didn't even really want, when I wasn't even hungry. However, Mr. Ojo joined with me, in the new year, and we are doing brilliantly together! With our combined ideas, we are eating some gorgeous food, I don't feel like I'm going without, at all.
I'm so proud of myself, and the mister. With his disabilities, this is what's best for him, he may struggle to move but he can still be healthy. I'm doing it for the health benefits, but also because I want to be around for as long as my boys need me, which may be a while for my youngest.
So what's on this weeks plan?
Chicken Curry: A firm favourite for us. The curry sauce is made by boiling a small saucepan of frozen cauliflower and broccoli, until soft. Strain when cooked, keeping the water to one side. Blend the vegetables until smooth, adding 2 chicken stock cubes/pots, a tablespoon of medium curry powder and some of the strained water (until you have a consistency you are happy with). Dry fry onion, mushroom and diced chicken, until cooked. Add the sauce and warm through. It's delicious!
Roast Dinner: We have a whole chicken, so a cooked dinner is definitely on the cards. All done on plan, with plenty of veg and a veg gravy (made similar to the curry, except without the curry powder!).
Beef Stew: Fresh beef, diced with all the fat removed, dry fried to brown. Chopped onion, carrot and potato. Add it all to one pot, fill with water and a couple of beef stock pot/cubes, bring to the boil, then leave to simmer for a few hours. Delicious.
Corned beef hash: A tin of low syn corned beef, mashed potatoes, onion powder (because the one child that will eat this doesn't like onions). Served with a side of mixed veg, maybe a sprinkling of cheese on the top.
In all honesty there will probably be another roast dinner, we do love our roasts. We have to go shopping, mid week, so the rest of the meal plan depends on what meat is on offer, when we go.
We mostly start every day with beans on toast, we both love a big breakfast. Lunches tend to be leftovers of the previous nights dinner, great way to save waste!
I would love to hear your meal plan, especially if I can get some ideas from it!
Let me know your favourite meal.
Well done your weight loss. That's fantastic.


He's the President of the United States right? And as such Barack Obama is in charge and so when it comes right down to the bottom line, if Obama wants to keep his BlackBerry smartphone, Obama keeps his BlackBerry smartphone.
In the ongoing drama of the Obama BlackBerry opera, it now appears that Obama has won the fight to keep his precious mobile device as official's state Obama's BlackBerry now has enhanced security and so will be conducting both pleasure and business from the handset.
Still not too sure if this is the end of this little drama, and the Sectera Edge handset is still in there somewhere, but apparently a compromise was struck so Obama could keep the BlackBerry.


THESE MODELS ARE STARS OF THE BIGGEST ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS AROUND.THEY ADORN HUGE BILLBOARDS. SOME ARE INSURED FOR SEVEN FIGURE SUMS. SOME ARE CLASSED AS SUPERMODELS.
NINA: I NEVER THOUGHT I'D BECOME A HAND SUPER MODEL AND THAT THEY'D BE INSURED FOR A 7 FIGURE SUM.
FREDERIC: I COME FROM A LINE OF HAND MODELS, BOTH MY FATHER AND MY UNCLE DO THE SAME JOB.
VINCENT: I DO LOOK AFTER MY HANDS BUT IT DOESN'T LIMIT MY LIFE. IF I HAVE TO CARRY WOOD OR SOMETHING, I'LL WEAR SPECIAL GLOVES.
ANDREW: WHEN YOU TELL PEOPLE YOU'RE A HAND MODEL THE FIRST THEY DO IS LOOK AT YOUR HANDS.
GUILIA: I STAND IN FOR LITTLE BOYS HANDS SO IF YOU SEE SOMEONE PLAYING WITH A POWER RANGER MODEL ON TV IT'S PROBABLY ME.
RENATO: PEOPLE JUST DON'T REALISE HOW MANY TIMES A DAY YOU SEE A HAND ON A BILLBOARD.
ANN: CASTINGS ARE WEIRD. AT LEAST WITH ACTING AUDITIONS YOU'LL KNOW HOW YOU'VE DONE.
ANNABEL: THE FIRST ADVERT I DID WAS FOR TWIX. FOR NINE HOURS I TRIED TO FIND 1000 DIFFERENT WAYS TO POSE.
LAURA: WHEN YOU FIRST VISIT THE AGENCY YOU HAVE TO PLACE YOUR HANDS ON A BLUE TRAY WHILE THE AGENT INSPECTS THEM WITH A MAGNIFYING GLASS.
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The Evolution of Digital Content Delivery
By Karl Paulsen 12 June 2013
Conceptual architectures of an early standalone video server used from transmission, and its evolution to the modern self-contained "station in a box" built upon commercial IT-server hardware, internal and external storage, third-party video I/O cards and the integration of graphics, mixers and effects into a single platform.It was hard not to notice the dynamics of the broadcast and content creation industries at this year's NAB Show. To picture what I mean, take a look at the past 10–15 years relative to how content is electronically captured, stored, transferred and reproduced. Next, look at the types of products that were revealed or expanded upon at NAB Show for each of these categories.
It doesn't take long to see that devices, such as the "video server," have not only been solidified to a commodity, but the principles and uses of moving isochronous video images when stored as digital files has touched a multitude of production, transmission and archival devices.
Many of the capabilities once dedicated to discrete boxes are now integral components of switchers, clip players and graphics generators.
It's fair to say that today's video server functionality, per se, can be primarily relegated to transmission purposes. These hardware- centric devices are built to deliver content to systems, such as master control for playout to air, with parameters that support mission critical or "must not fail" performance.
Such performance is achieved by providing highly reliable components, often in a redundant configuration, attached to optimally tailored storage platforms controlled by precision automation and timing devices that can provide 24-hour x 365-day delivery of assets for continued generation of revenue for broadcasters and content delivery organizations.
NEXT-GEN VIDEO SERVERS
Over the past dozen or so years, these technologies have been refined and massaged into a specific set of components that are essentially now cast in stone as to what they must do and how they must do it. Nonetheless, these high-performance transmission-centric video server platforms remain quite expensive.
In today's rapidly changing media environments, the financial sides of organizations are constantly looking for alternatives that cut costs without the risk of sacrificing revenue loss.
This is where the next generation of video server surfaces. The concept of a "station in a box," (SiAB) or "channel in a box" (CiAB) grew out of a desire to incrementally increase broadcast channels as DTV (the "dot" channels) started to emerge.
Layer on the plethora of specialty channels on cable and satellite and you create another dilemma: Can one afford to add additional or secondary channels that retain the reliability and look of the main channels?
The answer became obvious, and the manufacturers stepped up to the plate by condensing the two racks of equipment for traditional main channels to a single chassis that contained nearly all the elements of a broadcast station's master control playout.
The SiAB concept drove the mainframelike video server into a much smaller form factor. What once was a set of encoders, system directors, decoders and storage was now condensed down to a few circuit boards and a couple of hard drives. Content could still be near line stored on the central storage system (where all the other content resided for the main channel) and then migrated to online storage for each SiAB.
The elements that managed this content are more akin to today's IT-servers, coupled with station automation or traffic instruction/ playlist generators that make the decisions for upcoming and current playback to air. These IT-servers can now include branding elements, switching elements and other necessary system components such that essentially require only an Ethernet connection and an SDI output BNC (plus software) to interface to the remainder of the facility.
This brings us to the next dynamic of change; how content gets from origination to storage and out to playout. In the early days, video servers had integral and dedicated disk drives that needed Fibre Channel connectivity in order to support the bit rates and bandwidth requirements of a transmission system (including ingest, clip preparation, QC and playout).
As storage increased, more complex FC connections, switches and storage arrays were required. As the number of channels delivering or ingesting content increased, so did the number of drives, both for capacity and for bandwidth. Employing a SAN now became imperative, which escalated size, power, cooling and cost.
To maintain reliability, two sets of SANS with mirrored playout subsystems grew to necessity. Managing all these components eventually became more than one could handle so staff increased as did specific expertise in system administration, storage and video servers.
Moving forward, as network speeds increased beyond single gigabit dimensions, and enterprise-class hard drive technologies advanced, alternatives again began to surface that attempted to mitigate those issues identified in the previous paragraph.
Once again, the concept of an appliance (as a single dedicated device) began to appear in the form of "VTR-like" replacements. Video server manufacturers realized that a single chassis could contain sufficient input-output channels, plus storage and codec flexibility, to enable a selfcontained device to be the ingest and playout systems of a single channel with the expected reliability and performance of a mainstream video server architecture. And, at a respectable cost that incorporated modularity for repair, maintenance and upgrade capabilities, with these video server "appliances" now including networked, attached storage like their big brother counterparts.
Just as video servers have evolved, so has the content management and storage environment. Moving from SD to HD threw challenges at the marketplace, especially for the storage systems that now had to support four to six times the capacity and two to three times the I/O bandwidth.
Fortunately, storage technologies and capacities increased (with costs decreasing) faster than video codec and video server technologies did. This allowed manufacturers and users to benefit from the new HD requirements without the paralyzing effects witnessed at the dawn of the digital broadcast transition.
Today, we're witnessing new compression formats that augment those same storage and delivery issues.
The added requirements of long-term preservation—protection, archive, legal and interchange—have again altered the dynamics of the video storage environment. The biggest changes we expect to see in the upcoming few years are in this arena. As users employ (LTO) tape to offline store content, they will face additional challenges such as format migration and media protection against degradation.
Decisions on what to keep, where to keep it and for how long will become monstrous tasks, if not already. And this is only the tip of the iceberg—the metadata dirty word still has yet to be effectively addressed from a universal, interoperable perspective.
So we'll end here with that takeaway thought about our industry's evolution.
Karl Paulsen, CPBE and SMPTE Fellow, is the CTO at Diversified Systems. Read more about other storage topics in his current book "Moving Media Storage Technologies." Contact Karl atkpaulsen@divsystems.com.
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Trump Reportedly Asked Aides If China Could Be Shooting Hurricanes At The U.S.
Donald Trump's fantastical theories about hurricanes were apparently not limited to nuking them.
During his first year in office, the former president repeatedly asked national security aides if China had secret technology or weapons that could create hurricanes and shoot them at the U.S., according to Rolling Stone.
Citing two unnamed former senior administration officials and a third person briefed on the matter, the magazine reported that Trump inquired repeatedly whether this would constitute an act of war and asked if the U.S. could retaliate.
"It was almost too stupid for words," one former White House official told Rolling Stone. "I did not get the sense he was joking at all."
This inquiry was mocked in some official circles as the "Hurricane Gun" thing, according to the magazine.
China has attempted to modify weather to protect agricultural regions or improve major events such as the Olympics. However, there is no evidence to suggest the country has the technology to generate massive storms and then fire them across the world.
During Trump's first year in office, Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico while two major storms hit the mainland U.S., Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
As president, Trump made headlines on multiple occasions for bizarre weather-related antics, including the infamous 2019 "Sharpiegate" incident in which he held up a map of Hurricane Dorian's trajectory that appeared edited to show the storm potentially affecting a portion of Alabama. (Trump had incorrectly tweeted days earlier that Alabama would likely be in the storm's path).
The same year, Axios reported that Trump suggested on multiple occasions during his first year in office that homeland and national security officials explore the possibility of using nuclear bombs to stop hurricanes from hitting the U.S.
Trump later vehemently denied ever making the suggestion.
He has also made a confusing patchwork of comments about his position on climate change. He has called it a "hoax" while also claiming it is "very important to me." Once, in 2012, Trump famously argued that climate change was "created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive." He later claimed he was joking.


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The Senate Just Rejected the Compromise Crypto Tax Amendment to the Infrastructure Bill
By Taylor Locke, CNBC • Published August 9, 2021 • Updated on August 9, 2021 at 7:44 pm
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A bipartisan compromise amendment to the $1 trillion infrastructure bill regarding cryptocurrency tax reporting was rejected by the Senate on Monday.
The compromise amendment, presented by Sens. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz. and Rob Portman, R-Ohio, would have clarified the definition of a "broker," who under the current provision text, will be required to report crypto gains in a type of 1099 form.
Currently, the bill defines a "broker" as "any person who (for consideration) is responsible for regularly providing any service effectuating transfers of digital assets on behalf of another person," which crypto advocates say is too broad. As written, it could potentially target miners, developers, stakers and others who do not have customers and therefore wouldn't have access to the information needed to comply.
In the compromise amendment, the definition of a "broker" was clarified to exclude validators, like miners and stakers. The amendment received support from Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.
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However, the Senate did not vote unanimously, with Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Al., objecting. Because unanimous consent was required for the compromise amendment to pass, the original definition will remain.
Crypto advocates worry that without adjustment, this provision will stifle crypto innovation in the U.S. and push business overseas since it would potentially cause confusion and set up reporting expectations that are unable to be fulfilled.
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"There is nobody that disputes that there is a problem here. We're going to ask these people to provide information that they don't have," Toomey said after the objection. "[We're] going to have to clean up a mess which we could've prevented."
The Blockchain Association also expressed concern following the rejection: "As written, the infrastructure bill contains harmful IRS reporting requirements that many in the crypto ecosystem lack the capabilities to comply with. As a result, many crypto players will be forced to move overseas, leaving future jobs and economic growth on the table."
The vote on the overall infrastructure bill is set to commence on Tuesday. Even if it passes, there will still be continued opportunities to alter any provisions, including the one on crypto tax, before it is signed into law.
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This was brought to my attention by Dave Clark, a regular reader, who noted that Seattle would be No. 2 in MLS overall if the season ended today because of the goal differential tie-breaker. Sounders FC and Chicago have 9 points each, but Seattle's GD is four (7-3) while the Fire's (10-7) is three.
Only Chivas USA has allowed fewer goals (2) than Sounders FC, which gets Kasey Keller back this week. The New England Revolution has also given up three goals this season.
Seattle plays at Chicago May 2…I'm booked to make the trip.
Turning our attention this Saturday vs. the Quakes, here's the game story about San Jose's 1-1 tie with the L.A. Galaxy Saturday from the San Jose Mercury News.


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Q: table looping in not working jquery $(".btnclass").click( function() {
    var row = $("table").find("tr");
    $.each( row, function() {
        $col = $(this).find("td");
        $.each( $col, function() {
            var one = "1";
            var zero = "0";
            var $k = $(this).css("background-color");
            if( $k === 'rgb(15, 210, 15)' ) {
                s.push( one );
            } else {
                s.push( zero );
            }
        });
    });
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i'm new to jquery and i'm trying to loop through htm table
bt it's not working ..
i'm trying to check whether td is colored or not and push value according to that...
i searched it bt could not find it..
If anyone know hoe to do it..
provide me the link...
Thanks

A: You can simplified your code like below:-
$(document).ready(function(){ //when document is ready
  var s= []; //a empty array declration
  $(".btnclass").click(function(){ // on click of button
    $("table").find("tr td").each(function(){ // directly traverse each td of table
      var k= $(this).css("background-color"); // get td backgrond-color
      if(k==='rgb(15, 210, 15)'){ // compare to color
        s.push(1); // matched then push 1 to array
      }else{
        s.push(0); // otherwise push 0 to array
      }
    });
    console.log(s); // check array
   });
});

Sample hard-coded table example.

$(document).ready(function(){
  var s= [];
  $(".btnclass").click(function(){
    $("table").find("tr td").each(function(){
      var k= $(this).css("background-color");
      if(k==='rgb(15, 210, 15)'){
        s.push(1);
      }else{
        s.push(0);
      }
    });
    console.log(s);
   });
});
td:nth-child(even) {background-color: rgb(15, 210, 15)}
td:nth-child(odd) {background: #FFF}

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    Age

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    Smith
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I stumbled upon a quote the other day that really resonated with me – although I had thought through it many times before, I hadn't ever heard or read it put so succinctly. It is called "The Common Law of Business Balance" which is a meditation on price and it is attributed to John Ruskin – a 19th century English poet, fervent art critic, and socialist.
This is a classic quote on the possible folly of automatically choosing low-cost as the best way to make a purchase decision. It appeals to those who believe, or who want to persuade others to believe, that price is a possible indicator of quality. While this is not always true, it does align with my way of thinking simply because I tend to see it played out this way on the job site. For the most part (and there are exceptions to the rule just as there are examples that set the rule) the really good contractors tend to work with really good sub-contractors and the combination of these two things generally translates into a superior product – which typically translates into a more expensive product.
What I try to talk about with my friends and clients is about finding the appropriate balance between product and cost – which would be the value. If you don't appreciate the more expensive item, or can't tell the difference between something and its less expensive alternative, how can there be value in paying for it? The only time this really becomes an issue is when someone wants to pay for the cheaper alternative but expects the quality level to remain unchanged. It simply doesn't work out when the expectations don't align with the associative cost.
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This command does not restores the backup as the name suggest, it just returns metadata (information) about the backup file you are examining.
If we look at the values of the Internal Database Version column from the image above, we can easily match the backup file with the SQL Server version where the database was created. In this case the backups I used for my examples were created on SQL Server 2012 (706) and 2014 (782) and this is correct indeed because I used the Adventure Works sample database from Microsoft GitHub repository.


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Team Athenia - 2014
Athenia was a collection of local independent journalists and students from the University of Georgia whose mission is to inquire into the nature of things and in doing so, tell the story of the people who call themselves Athenians.
Athenia started as This Athenian Life, founded by Katie Andrew and Nick Mallis. The project was inspired by WBEZ Chicago's This American Life and served as a way to tell stories, but within the microcosm of Athens, Georgia. The project released their first hour long episode in 2014 on WUGA FM Radio.
Many young student journalists who have "graduated" from Athenia and gone on to professional careers in media include Lauren Baggett and Adhiti Bandlamudi.
Local Craft Brewery Committed to Athens
By Chris Shupe • May 4, 2017
In this episode, Robin McEntire of the Athenia Team explores the unique bond between local craft brewery Creature Comforts and the Athens Community. Turns out, there's more to it than just good beer!
Women's Rights - Lora Smothers
By Chris Shupe • Apr 13, 2017
Lora Smothers is the director of the Athens Freedom to Grow Unschool. She uses nontraditional approaches to educate. Her desire to teach students how to be a part of history led Lora and her family to the Atlanta Women's March this January. This is the third and final segment of a multi-part series about women's rights here in Athens.
Women's Rights - Sally Sheppard
Sally Sheppard spends most of her days helping and advocating for sexual assault survivors. She is the executive director of the Cottage in Athens. When she found out she had the opportunity to speak at the "Day of Resistance" on January 20, the day before the women's march occurred, she decided to use it as a platform to inform others.
Women's Rights - Dr Nsenga Burton
Dr. Nsenga Burton is an Athenian resident and journalism professor at the University of Georgia who attended the 2017 women's march in Atlanta. The Women's March was a nation-wide protest that advocated for a number of issues like women's rights, immigration and healthcare reform, racial equality, environmental protection, and more.
Farm to Table in Athens
By Lauren Baggett • Dec 12, 2016
The Athens food scene has changed dramatically in the last few years, and one reason for that is our restaurants' embrace of local ingredients. Athenia's Lauren Baggett got to know one of the farmers supplying the food we eat, as he made vegetable deliveries to kitchens around town.


In our old apartment, there was no place to keep our rowing machine. It ended up living in our bedroom, which was really unfortunate.
In our new house, we contemplated arrangement of the office/exercise room/dining room quite a bit. We had three rooms to use, and we intended to dedicate one of those rooms to a second bedroom. We ended up dedicating the largest of the three rooms to a combination of office and exercise room.
Although I wish we had a couch in here for watching movies on the computer monitor, I can use our awesome speakers for my workouts. You win some, you lose some. Overall, a huge step up from our previous solution.
Our old room divider is actually super useful for storing overflow stuff and books.
This is our exercise corner and extra closet space. People watching from the erg is quite fun.
a fairly good option. We also have resistance bands.
finding some additional storage solutions, since the desk has no drawers. We have some ideas.


Penland Tree Farm is home for Penland Christmas Tree Farm - a "choose and cut" Tree farm where you can select and cut your own Christmas tree and to Penland Tree Farm - a tree farm that grows evergreen and hardwood trees for landscaping.
Here at the Penland Tree Farm we are preparing for the Christmas Season. Opening day for Christmas Tree Sales is the 27th of November, the day after Thanksgiving. We are looking forward to seeing our old friends and meeting new ones. See you all soon.


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Our British version of badminton originates from an old Indian game which was known as "Poona". British Army Officers learned to play the game in the 1860s and brought the rules back with them to England to teach others. The British Badminton Association was formed in England in 1895. Watching badminton players can be mesmerising,


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Illinois General Assembly - Bill Status for HB4861
Bill Status of HB4861 95th General Assembly
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Short Description: VEH CD-VULNERABLE USERS
Rep. Luis Arroyo - John A. Fritchey - Maria Antonia Berrios - Elaine Nekritz - John D'Amico, Dan Brady and Michael P. McAuliffe
(Sen. Edward D. Maloney - William Delgado - John J. Millner - Antonio Munoz and James A. DeLeo)
Date Chamber Action
2/17/2009 House Public Act . . . . . . . . . 95-1034
Statutes Amended In Order of Appearance
625 ILCS 5/6-206 from Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-206
625 ILCS 5/11-507 new
Synopsis As Introduced
Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Creates the offense of infliction of serious physical injury or death to a vulnerable user of a public way. Provides that a person commits the offense of infliction of serious physical injury or death to a vulnerable user of a public way if the person (i) operates a vehicle upon a highway in this State in a careless or reckless manner and (ii) causes serious physical injury or death to a vulnerable user of a public way. Provides that infliction of serious physical injury or death to a vulnerable user of a public way is a Class A misdemeanor and carries a minimum fine of $12,500. Provides that any driver who is convicted of infliction of serious physical injury or death to a vulnerable user of a public way is subject to suspension of his or her driving privileges.
House Floor Amendment No. 3
Deletes reference to:
625 ILCS 5/6-206
Adds reference to:
Replaces everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Illinois Vehicle Code. Adds representatives of the offices of Illinois county coroners and medical examiners to the list of persons who may inquire of the Secretary of State whether a potential organ donor's name is included in the First Person Consent organ and tissue donor registry, and provides that the Secretary of State may provide that information to the representative. Effective immediately.
2/8/2008 House Filed with the Clerk by Rep. Luis Arroyo
2/11/2008 House First Reading
2/11/2008 House Referred to Rules Committee
3/5/2008 House Assigned to Drivers Education & Safety Committee
3/12/2008 House Do Pass / Short Debate Drivers Education & Safety Committee; 007-000-000
3/12/2008 House Placed on Calendar 2nd Reading - Short Debate
3/13/2008 House Second Reading - Short Debate
3/13/2008 House Placed on Calendar Order of 3rd Reading - Short Debate
3/13/2008 House Recalled to Second Reading - Short Debate
3/13/2008 House Held on Calendar Order of Second Reading - Short Debate
4/18/2008 House Final Action Deadline Extended-9(b) May 9, 2008
4/30/2008 House House Floor Amendment No. 1 Filed with Clerk by Rep. Luis Arroyo
4/30/2008 House House Floor Amendment No. 1 Referred to Rules Committee
5/5/2008 House House Floor Amendment No. 1 Rules Refers to Drivers Education & Safety Committee
5/7/2008 House House Floor Amendment No. 1 Recommends Be Adopted Drivers Education & Safety Committee; 010-000-000
5/9/2008 House Final Action Deadline Extended-9(b) May 23, 2008
5/13/2008 House Added Chief Co-Sponsor Rep. John A. Fritchey
5/13/2008 House Added Chief Co-Sponsor Rep. Maria Antonia Berrios
5/13/2008 House Added Chief Co-Sponsor Rep. Elaine Nekritz
5/14/2008 House Added Chief Co-Sponsor Rep. John D'Amico
5/19/2008 House House Floor Amendment No. 2 Rules Refers to Drivers Education & Safety Committee
5/22/2008 House Added Co-Sponsor Rep. Dan Brady
5/23/2008 House Final Action Deadline Extended-9(b) May 31, 2008
5/27/2008 House House Floor Amendment No. 3 Rules Refers to State Government Administration Committee
5/28/2008 House House Floor Amendment No. 3 Recommends Be Adopted State Government Administration Committee; 008-000-000
5/29/2008 House House Floor Amendment No. 1 Withdrawn by Rep. Luis Arroyo
5/29/2008 House House Floor Amendment No. 3 Adopted by Voice Vote
5/29/2008 House Added Co-Sponsor Rep. Michael P. McAuliffe
5/29/2008 House Third Reading - Short Debate - Passed 109-001-000
5/29/2008 House House Floor Amendment No. 2 Tabled Pursuant to Rule 40(a)
5/30/2008 Senate Arrive in Senate
5/30/2008 Senate Placed on Calendar Order of First Reading May 31, 2008
5/30/2008 Senate Chief Senate Sponsor Sen. Edward D. Maloney
5/30/2008 Senate Added as Alternate Chief Co-Sponsor Sen. William Delgado
5/30/2008 Senate Added as Alternate Co-Sponsor Sen. James A. DeLeo
5/30/2008 Senate Added as Alternate Chief Co-Sponsor Sen. John J. Millner
5/30/2008 Senate Added as Alternate Chief Co-Sponsor Sen. Antonio Munoz
5/31/2008 Senate First Reading
5/31/2008 Senate Referred to Rules
11/12/2008 Senate Rule 2-10 Committee/3rd Reading Deadline Established As January 13, 2009
11/12/2008 Senate Assigned to Transportation
11/19/2008 Senate Do Pass Transportation; 007-000-000
11/19/2008 Senate Placed on Calendar Order of 2nd Reading November 19, 2008
11/19/2008 Senate Second Reading
11/19/2008 Senate Placed on Calendar Order of 3rd Reading November 20, 2008
11/20/2008 Senate 3/5 Vote Required
11/20/2008 Senate Third Reading - Passed; 055-000-000
11/20/2008 House Passed Both Houses
12/19/2008 House Sent to the Governor
2/17/2009 House Governor Approved
2/17/2009 House Effective Date February 17, 2009


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It might not have as many taps as your beer fest. It might not have as many vendors as your beer fest. It might not have as many people as your beer fest. Yet, it is certainly one of the best beer fests hands down.
The 2015 North American Organic Beer Festival, NAOBF, was awesome in many ways and still is. They'll be open at noon through Sunday the 16th. Some of the ways mentioned above and in others as in the quality of the beer and the minuscule amount of waste produced. Last year's fest only produced a touch over 100 lbs of garbage with thousands of people coming. That's an amazing accomplishment.
The beers, they were top quality as well.
Most recommended beer: McMenamins Edgefield Brewery - Double Barrel-Aged Pavol the Collect Baltic Porter. This was the most mentioned beer when I asked for recommendations or stand outs. It was powerful and sweet, and may have been a bit much for such a sunny day, but this one would absolutely kill at the Holiday Ale Festival. I want this one to return just so I can see the lines.
My favorite: Fort George Brewery + Public House - Spruce Budd Ale. This was another recommendation and I'm glad I followed up on it. There have been other spruce tip beers in the past, I'm looking at you Rogue, that have been a bit too much like sucking on a tree branch for me. This one was fantabulous and hands down the best I tried.
You have to try this: Pinkus Müller - Münster Alt and Organis Ur-Pils. Your not going to be able to find these on draft without some significant travel. These are tapped at 4 PM and was the only time I saw a line more than a few people long.
Beau's All Natural Brewing - Lug Tread - Great crisp light and refreshing lagered ale.
Ordnance Brewing - 9131 Brown - A bit thin for a honeyed brown.
Riverbend Brewing - What Does the Fox Say - Recommended to me, but didn't quite work for me.
Biggest Surprise: Widmer Brothers Brewing - E. Nygma. Widmer brewers often go nuts for fests and come up with something pretty out there. I really appreciate their desire to experiment, but don't always love the output. This year they brought a single hop IPA that I would definitely buy a 6 pack of.
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World's largest organic beer festival, Aug 13-16, 2015 at Overlook Park. 50+ organic beers & ciders, live music, food, vendors & more!
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In the interest of sustainability, NAOBF works diligently to minimize its waste stream. In fact, of the 2,018 lbs. of waste generated at the 2014 event, NAOBF kept 95% from going into the landfill due to extensive composting and recycling efforts, and the event generated only 101 lbs. of garbage. This was the third year in a row that NAOBF diverted over 90% of its waste from the landfill.
Only 101 pounds of garbage from the whole festival? That's awesome. Granted this isn't the size of OBF, but it's not a tiny festival either. There will be over 50 beers and ciders on tap. This fest appeals to me on so many levels. The commitment to waste reduction, encouragement of transit and bikes, family friendly atmosphere, and it's in my neighborhood. I haven't always made it due to travel schedules, but I will this year. I'll be pouring Thursday afternoon for the opening day and sampling after that.
Some of these are from favorite breweries, others the description as peaked my interest and others, like Pinkus Müller, are a unique opportunity.
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Police (CID) After Murderous Clique in SriLanka Navy
A comprehensive investigation has been launched by the CID to apprehend nine officers of SL Navy including three senior officers regarding an incident in which 28 Tamil youths were said to be abducted and murdered say reports. Initial investigations have revealed that ransom money had been obtained from several youths before they were murdered.
According to CID the abductions have taken place between 2008 and 2011 and the youths abducted had been detained at Navy camps in Troncomalee and at Chaithiya Road in Colombo.
Identity cards of five youths and a passport have been found in a drawer when examining an office of one of the suspect senior navy officers. Investigations indicated that the youths, the owners of the identity cards and the passport, had been killed.
The organized clique had abducted five Tamil youths from a place at Mt. Lavinia. The CID states Navy officers have given evidence how a senior Navy officer abducted the youths and took them away in a white van. CID states youths from Kotahena, Bluemendhal, Mt. lavinia, Wellawatta, Bambalapitiya in Colombo and from several other areas had been abducted.
The manner 11 of the 28 youths of those who were abducted were murdered has been already revealed and a comprehensive investigation is being carried out by the CID to find out how the other youths were murdered.
Among the officers in the clique that are to be apprehended is a senior officer who had been a former spokesman for the Navy and another who has gone abroad to follow a foreign course. The CID officers conducting the investigation say steps have been taken to get down the officer back to Sri Lanka.
It is also reported that certain senior officers of the Navy as well as certain officers connected to the legal sector are attempting to protect the perpetrators
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