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Neoadjuvant 5-FU or capecitabine plus radiation with or without oxaliplatin in rectal cancer patients: A phase III randomized clinical trial
Carmen J. Allegra, Greg Yothers, Michael J. O'Connell, Robert W. Beart, Timothy F. Wozniak, Henry C. Pitot, Anthony F. Shields, Jerome C. Landry, David P. Ryan, Amit Arora, Lisa S. Evans, Nathan Bahary, Gamini Soori, Janice F. Eakle, John M. Robertson, Dennis F. Moore, Michael R. Mullane, Benjamin T. Marchello, Patrick J. Ward, Saima SharifMark S. Roh, Norman Wolmark
Background: National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project R-04 was designed to determine whether the oral fluoropyrimidine capecitabine could be substituted for continuous infusion 5-FU in the curative setting of stage II/III rectal cancer during neoadjuvant radiation therapy and whether the addition of oxaliplatin could further enhance the activity of fluoropyrimidine-sensitized radiation. Methods: Patients with clinical stage II or III rectal cancer undergoing preoperative radiation were randomly assigned to one of four chemotherapy regimens in a 2x2 design: CVI 5-FU or oral capecitabine with or without oxaliplatin. The primary endpoint was local-regional tumor control. Time-to-event endpoint distributions were estimated using the Kaplan-Meier method. Hazard ratios were estimated from Cox proportional hazard models. All statistical tests were twosided. Results: Among 1608 randomized patients there were no statistically significant differences between regimens using 5-FU vs capecitabine in three-year local-regional tumor event rates (11.2% vs 11.8%), 5-year DFS (66.4% vs 67.7%), or 5-year OS (79.9% vs 80.8%); or for oxaliplatin vs no oxaliplatin for the three endpoints of local-regional events, DFS, and OS (11.2% vs 12.1%, 69.2% vs 64.2%, and 81.3% vs 79.0%). The addition of oxaliplatin was associated with statistically significantly more overall and grade 3-4 diarrhea (P < .0001). Three-year rates of local-regional recurrence among patients who underwent R0 resection ranged from 3.1 to 5.1% depending on the study arm.
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Allegra, C. J., Yothers, G., O'Connell, M. J., Beart, R. W., Wozniak, T. F., Pitot, H. C., Shields, A. F., Landry, J. C., Ryan, D. P., Arora, A., Evans, L. S., Bahary, N., Soori, G., Eakle, J. F., Robertson, J. M., Moore, D. F., Mullane, M. R., Marchello, B. T., Ward, P. J., ... Wolmark, N. (2015). Neoadjuvant 5-FU or capecitabine plus radiation with or without oxaliplatin in rectal cancer patients: A phase III randomized clinical trial. Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 107(11). https://doi.org/10.1093/jnci/djv248
Neoadjuvant 5-FU or capecitabine plus radiation with or without oxaliplatin in rectal cancer patients : A phase III randomized clinical trial. / Allegra, Carmen J.; Yothers, Greg; O'Connell, Michael J. et al.
In: Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Vol. 107, No. 11, 11.2015.
Allegra, CJ, Yothers, G, O'Connell, MJ, Beart, RW, Wozniak, TF, Pitot, HC, Shields, AF, Landry, JC, Ryan, DP, Arora, A, Evans, LS, Bahary, N, Soori, G, Eakle, JF, Robertson, JM, Moore, DF, Mullane, MR, Marchello, BT, Ward, PJ, Sharif, S, Roh, MS & Wolmark, N 2015, 'Neoadjuvant 5-FU or capecitabine plus radiation with or without oxaliplatin in rectal cancer patients: A phase III randomized clinical trial', Journal of the National Cancer Institute, vol. 107, no. 11. https://doi.org/10.1093/jnci/djv248
Allegra CJ, Yothers G, O'Connell MJ, Beart RW, Wozniak TF, Pitot HC et al. Neoadjuvant 5-FU or capecitabine plus radiation with or without oxaliplatin in rectal cancer patients: A phase III randomized clinical trial. Journal of the National Cancer Institute. 2015 Nov;107(11). doi: 10.1093/jnci/djv248
Allegra, Carmen J. ; Yothers, Greg ; O'Connell, Michael J. et al. / Neoadjuvant 5-FU or capecitabine plus radiation with or without oxaliplatin in rectal cancer patients : A phase III randomized clinical trial. In: Journal of the National Cancer Institute. 2015 ; Vol. 107, No. 11.
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N2 - Background: National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project R-04 was designed to determine whether the oral fluoropyrimidine capecitabine could be substituted for continuous infusion 5-FU in the curative setting of stage II/III rectal cancer during neoadjuvant radiation therapy and whether the addition of oxaliplatin could further enhance the activity of fluoropyrimidine-sensitized radiation. Methods: Patients with clinical stage II or III rectal cancer undergoing preoperative radiation were randomly assigned to one of four chemotherapy regimens in a 2x2 design: CVI 5-FU or oral capecitabine with or without oxaliplatin. The primary endpoint was local-regional tumor control. Time-to-event endpoint distributions were estimated using the Kaplan-Meier method. Hazard ratios were estimated from Cox proportional hazard models. All statistical tests were twosided. Results: Among 1608 randomized patients there were no statistically significant differences between regimens using 5-FU vs capecitabine in three-year local-regional tumor event rates (11.2% vs 11.8%), 5-year DFS (66.4% vs 67.7%), or 5-year OS (79.9% vs 80.8%); or for oxaliplatin vs no oxaliplatin for the three endpoints of local-regional events, DFS, and OS (11.2% vs 12.1%, 69.2% vs 64.2%, and 81.3% vs 79.0%). The addition of oxaliplatin was associated with statistically significantly more overall and grade 3-4 diarrhea (P < .0001). Three-year rates of local-regional recurrence among patients who underwent R0 resection ranged from 3.1 to 5.1% depending on the study arm.
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Pair gold eye shadow on your lids with emerald liner along your top lash lines, or for drama, brush emerald shadow onto your lids and creases, and along the lower lash lines, says makeup artist Troy Surratt. Try Tarte Skinny SmolderEyes Amazonian Clay Waterproof Eyeliner in Emerald ($19, at Sephora) and Elizabeth Arden Beautiful Color Eye Shadow in Shimmering Emerald ($18.50, elizabetharden.com).
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Take basic lashes to a bright new level: "Apply black mascara as usual, then tip off the ends with emerald for a flash of color," says Surratt. Try Make Up For Ever Smoky Lash Mascara in #4 ($18, at Sephora).


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Q: convert javascript function to C# (conversion question) since i'm poor with javascript I would like someone to convert this small function to C# code for me..
var cn = 0;
function C(i,s)
{
   return s.charCodeAt(i) ^ (cn|1) ^ ((cn++ & 1)?i:0) ^ 0x55
}

I would really appreciate your help. thanks in advance :)

A: private static int cn = 0;
public static int C(int i, string s)
{
    return s[i] ^ (cn | 1) ^ (((cn++ & 1) == 1) ? i : 0) ^ 0x55;
}

A: private static int cn = 0;
public static int C(int i, string s)
{
   return ((byte)s[i]) ^ (cn|1) ^ ((cn++ & 1) != 0 ? i:0) ^ 0x55;
}

That's written with the assumption that the function is going into a class as a static function, so you would call it like this:
MessageBox.Show(MyType.C(0, "test")); //Output: 32

If you remove the static keyword, you can call it as an instance method:
MyType something = new MyType();
MessageBox.Show(something.C(0, "test"); //Output: 32

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Over-the-counter and prescription medications are an important part of our daily lives. But what about medications that have expired or were never taken? How do you get rid of those? The previous remedy was to flush them down the toilet away from children and pets, but that method has proven to cause many more problems than it solved.
The District's two wastewater treatment plants are efficient at removing many pollutants from the wastewater, however sewage treatment systems are not specifically engineered to remove pharmaceuticals, and those drugs can pass through the plant and into the ocean when people flush them down the toilet or sink.
To remedy this situation, the San Diego County Sheriff's Department installed secure collection drop-boxes at several Sheriff's facilities. Community members are welcome to come to any of the facilities listed on their website where unwanted medications may be turned in anonymously. The closest facililty for most Vallecitos customers is the San Marcos Station, located at 182 Santar Place in San Marcos.


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Another Oligarch Preaches to the Peasants – Charlie Munger Says "Prepare for Harder World"
Posted by aurelius77 on March 27, 2015
While several exceptionally wealthy and successful people have admirably come out and spoken passionately of the broken nature of financial markets and the political system, as well as the threat this poses to society in general (think Paul Tudor Jones and Nick Hanauer), there have been several examples of oligarchs coming out and conversely demonstrating their complete disconnect from reality, as well as a disdain for the masses within a framework of incredible arrogance.
The latest example comes from Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's right hand man, who tends to demonstrate an incredible capacity for verbal diarrhea. Recall his commentary on gold: "gold is a great thing to sew onto your garments if you're a Jewish family in Vienna in 1939."
Moving along, Mr. Munger provided some typically insensitive commentary at an event yesterday in Los Angeles. Bloomberg reports that:
(Bloomberg) — Charles Munger, who became a billionaire while helping Warren Buffett build Berkshire Hathaway Inc., predicted it's going to get tougher for consumers to maintain their standard of living in coming decades.
"We should all be prepared for adjusting to a world that is harder," Munger, 91, said Wednesday at an event in Los Angeles, in response to a question about the increase in the size of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet since the 2008 financial crisis. "You can count on the purchasing power of money to go down over time. And you can almost count that you'll have more trouble in the next 50 years than the last."
"Somebody my age has lived through the best and easiest period that ever happened in the history of the world — the lowest death rates, the highest investment production, biggest increases in most people's standards of living," Munger said. "If you're unhappy with what you've had over the last 50 years, you have an unfortunate misappraisal of life."
There's a staggering amount of offensiveness in such few words. First off, he says that: "We should all be prepared for adjusting to a world that is harder." Who is included in the word "all" here. Certainly not his fellow oligarchs, who already bailed themselves out in incredible fashion and have been spending the years since protecting themselves from the horrible future they've created. No, he is speaking to the masses, the plebs, the serfs, the peasants, the ruled. He is telling them tough luck, just try to avoid cannibalism in the future. Meanwhile, if you get close to my castle I'll have you shot down like a dog.
He then shows his cards once again with the statement: "If you're unhappy with what you've had over the last 50 years, you have an unfortunate misappraisal of life."
50 years of life? What about those us who haven't had the pleasure of being alive so long. What about the millennials, the teenagers, and the babies being born right now? He couldn't give a shit, which is exactly why he and his buddies went out of their way to protect the wealthy, older generations with their bailouts in 2008/09. Conveniently, this is the exact demographic he belongs to.
His comments are particularity striking when you take them in context of yesterday's article from the Wall Street Journal: Executive Pensions Are Swelling at Top Companies. If you think these guys are going to be dealing with the "hard times" ahead like everyone else, think again.
Full article: Another Oligarch Preaches to the Peasants – Charlie Munger Says "Prepare for Harder World" (Liberty Blitzkrieg)
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The Rational Ape: We Will Absolutely Say "I Told You So,"
We Will Absolutely Say "I Told You So,"
California is in the midst of its worst outbreak of whooping cough in a half-century. More than 2,700 cases have been reported so far this year — eight times last year's number at this point. Seven of the victims, all infants, have died.
And here's what really worries pediatricians like USC's Harvey Karp: Doctors thought they wiped out whooping cough when they developed vaccines decades ago.
The disease hits young children hardest, especially ones who are not vaccinated or who have not yet built up full immunity. The prescribed vaccination regimen begins with a shot at two months and continues until children are 5 years old. For many children, it can take that long for complete immunity to develop — and until then, they're vulnerable.
The California epidemic has raised plenty of questions about the role of vaccination and the increasing numbers of parents who decide not to vaccinate their children. California's Department of Public Health cites three schools in the state where 80 percent of parents have signed a "personal belief exemption" to keep their children from being vaccinated.
That's part of what's behind this epidemic, Dr. Karp tells NPR's Guy Raz. "And it's in part because the immunity of people who were immunized earlier has waned," he adds.


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Q: Start Tomcat on reboot with different user Which is the fastest way to automatically start Tomcat on reboot, without use the root user (I created a specific user for it called 'openam') and without using JSVC. I'm running a Centos 6.

A: For anyone intereset, I set this in /etc/init.t/tomcat
#!/bin/sh

# Purpose: Start or stop the Tomcat service.
# chkconfig: 345 95 5
# Check the path of Tomcat and set enviorment variables as follows in the .bashrc profile
export CATALINA_HOME="/path/tomcat"
export CATALINA_BASE="/path/tomcat"
JAVA_HOME="/usr/java/jdk1.8.0_131"
export JAVA_HOME

case $1 in
start)
su user -c /path/tomcat/bin/startup.sh
;;
stop)
su user -c /path/bin/shutdown.sh
;;
restart)
su user -c /path/tomcat/bin/shutdown.sh
su user -c /path/tomcat/bin/startup.sh
;;
esac
exit 0

Where user is your startup user.
And then
chkconfig --add tomcat


Firstly, ask yourself what you want to focus on first, and really think about it! This is what held me back for a long time, I was trying to learn too much. I wanted to focus on web dev as well as network security and I just think I burnt myself out. If you think you want to focus on Android development, then Java is definitely the right choice.
What level are you at at the moment? If I were you, I would get some basic knowledge built up of HTML/CSS firstly before I started anything. It is a foundation, that yes you might not need for mobile development, but it will really help you along your journey.
One of the best learning resources without question is Udemy. Find the right course on there are you are absolutely on your way! It is a valuable thing to have one resource that takes you through from basics right up to more intermediate stuff without having to chop and change over courses and losing yourself.
There are plenty of great communities to help get you started as well and you can pick peoples brains. Instagram for me is the most valuable, however there are forums all over the web with very knowledgable people!


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alias m='mvn'
alias mc='mvn compile'
alias mcc='mvn clean compile'
alias mdocs="mvn dependency:sources dependency:resolve -Dclassifier=javadoc"
alias mclean='mvn clean'
alias mci='mvn clean install'
alias mi='mvn install'
alias mrprep='mvn release:prepare'
alias mrperf='mvn release:perform'
alias mrrb='mvn release:rollback'
alias mdep='mvn dependency:tree'
alias mpom='mvn help:effective-pom'
alias mcisk='mci -Dmaven.test.skip=true'

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On top of a building in the big city of Metrópolis, Clark Kent, the shy reporter for the Daily Planet tabloid, glimpses the sky with a serious and thoughtful face, focused on a distant target, while opening his shirt revealing his unmistakable red and yellow coat of arms in the shape of an "S" on his so popular blue suit. Ready to take flight, with some pigeons, a subliminal symbol of peace, and next to the flag of the USA, the nation where he was raised and which became his home, this superman is presented by Iron Studios in the imposing "Clark Kent Deluxe Statue - DC Comics - Art Scale 1:10 - Iron Studios", with the hero of the heroes in his no less important version, of a civilian.
Created in 1938 by Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel, Superman is considered by many to be the first superhero. Kal-El, his original name, is one of the last survivors of the extinct planet Krypton, and he was sent as a baby by his biological father, a renowned scientist, to our planet. On Earth, he was found by a couple of farmers who exceptionally raised him. As an adult, he assumed, as his disguise, the identity of the reporter Clark Kent, in an activity in which he was able to keep himself informed of all the events, enabling him to use his powers to protect humanity both alone and alongside his allies in the Justice League.
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Nottingham Forest have been posted as one of the early contenders to win promotion from the Sky Bet Championship.
The club's official betting partner, Sky Bet, have priced The Reds at 11/2 for promotion in the 2014-15 campaign behind Cardiff, Derby, Norwich, Fulham, Wigan and Brighton.
The same six teams are priced ahead of Forest in the race to win the title outright with Stuart Pearce's side having odds of 16/1 to lift the trophy on May 2.
After the 2014-15 fixtures were released this morning, it was confirmed that Forest are currently priced at 8/13 favourites to beat Blackpool on the opening day of the season.
Reds supporters who fancy an early flutter should visit www.skybet.com/forest in order to place their bet as a portion of the revenue earned comes back to the club.


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Die Pop-Dekadentagungen waren ein – alle zehn Jahre – stattfindender Fachkongress für deutsche Pop-Musiker aus dem Amateur- und Profi-Bereich sowie Kulturpolitikern und Kulturwissenschaftlern.

Das Veranstaltungskonzept und die entsprechend eingeladene Teilnehmerschaft änderten sich zwischen 1979 und 2019 jedes Mal, um den bilanzierenden Jahrzehntrückblicken eine möglichst vielschichtige Perspektive für die nachfolgende Zeit und geänderte wirtschaftliche und soziale Situationen zu geben. Die Tagungen lieferten also sowohl abstrakte Analysen vor allem für Pädagogik- und Kulturwissenschaftler wie Dieter Baacke als auch praktische Perspektiven beispielsweise für independent labels.

Geschichte
Fünf für die Musikszenen wechselvolle Jahrzehnte umspannten die Pop-Dekadentagungen:
 Vom Beginn der "Jugend-Subkultur" mit ihren "Jugendzentrums"- und späteren "Musikerinitiativen" am Anfang der Siebzigerjahre
 über die "Selbstorganisation" von Musikern aus Bands wie Embryo, Munju, Sparifankal in Labels wie Trikont und alternativen Vertrieben wie Schneeball oder energie für alle in den Achtzigern während der erfolgreichen "neuen deutschen Welle"
 sowie die Gründung der Popkomm Anfang der 90er
 bis hin zur allmählichen Akzeptanz in der medialen Öffentlichkeit.
 Die vierte Pop-Dekadentagung offenbarte jedoch einen Bruch: Sie wurde im Rahmen des Kongresses "ZukunftPOP" der "Pop-Akademie" in Baden-Württemberg am 21.–22. November 2009 nur noch mit Theorie-Vorträgen abgehalten, die nicht mehr dokumentiert wurden.
 Nachdem zahlreiche "Bachelor"-Studiengängen auch an privaten Instituten etabliert waren, war nach den Nullerjahren in 2019 die abschließende Frage, ob "deutsche" Pop-Musik nun "ins Museum" gehöre.

Tagungsorte, Teilnehmer

Die Pop-Dekadentagung war immer wieder Treffpunkt widerstreitender Meinungen und Positionen, was auch an den unterschiedlichen Gastgebern sowie Beiträgern deutlich wurde:

 1979: Würzburg, Gastgeber: Musikhochschule Würzburg
 Beiträger u. v. a.: Hermann Rauhe, Dieter Baacke, Fritz Rau, Klaus Doldinger
 Sponsoren u. a.: Deutsche Phono-Akademie, Deutscher Schallplattenpreis

 1989: Düsseldorf, Gastgeber:zakk
 Beiträger u. v. a.: Dieter Gorny, Alenka Barber-Kersowan, Abi Wallenstein
 Sponsoren u. a.: Gemeinsames Kultursekretariat der NRW-Städte

 1999: Hamburg, Gastgeber: Konservatorium Blankenese
 Beiträger u. v. a.: Peter Bendixen, Klaus Farin, Peter James, Peter Urban
 Sponsoren u. a.: John Lennon Talent Award, Itzehoer Versicherungen, Phono-Akademie, Kulturbehörde Hamburg

 2009: Mannheim, Gastgeber: Popakademie Baden-Württemberg
 Beiträger u. v. a.: Roger Behrens, Martin Büsser, Susanne Binas-Preisendörfer, Udo Dahmen
 Sponsoren u. a.: BKM

 2019: Hamburg, Gastgeber: Institut für Kultur- und Medienmanagement (kmm) an der Musikhochschule Hamburg
 Beiträger u. v. a.: Diedrich Diederichsen, Hans Nieswandt, Thomas Hecken, Christoph Jacke
 Sponsoren u. a.: Kulturbehörde Hamburg, Adalbert Zajadacz Stiftung

Zahlreiche Musiklabels wie David Volksmund Produktion, Majors wie Universal und Independents wie indigo waren auf den Pop-Dekadentagungen vertreten. Sie nutzten vor allem die Gespräche in den Tagungspausen zur Vernetzung.

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Die Schwerpunkte der Pop-Dekadentagungen orientierten sich vor allem an organisatorischen Bedürfnissen der Musiker und weiter bestehenden, kulturpolitischen Defiziten gegenüber der bundesdeutschen Popkultur.

1979: "Emanzipation" lokaler Szene vs. "Pädagogisierung" der "Subkultur"?

Auf der ersten "Rock-'n'-Pop-"-Tagung an der Musikhochschule Würzburg warfen insbesondere Musiker der "progressiven" Bands Embryo und Munju dem Veranstalterkreis um die Kulturpolitische Gesellschaft vor, "abgehoben" von der "Jugendkultur" zu reden, statt die Alltagssorgen von "jungen Menschen" zu sehen, die einen anderen "Lebensentwurf" hätten als jene, die bloß von ihnen sprachen. Sie hatten sich bereits in "Musikerinitiativen" selbst organisiert. Da klang beim Protest mit Flugblättern und lauten Einwürfen so etwas mit wie eine gewerkschafts-affine, in jedem Fall auf "Selbstorganisation" setzende Haltung an, die sich gegen eine "Pädagogisierung" verwahrte und doch einen emanzipatorischen Duktus pflegte. Erste eigene Labels waren in Gründung. Der Vertrieb "alternativer" Musik sollte bisherige Strukturen, die sich an den Buchhandel anlehnten (wie der Vertrieb des Trikont Musikverlages aus München), erweitern. Daraus entwickelten sich mittelständische Betriebe wie Schneeball und der Vertriebzusammenschluss energie für alle (efa).

1989: "Selbstorganisation" regionaler Szenen vs. "Reglementierung" durch staatliche oder verbandliche Vereinnahmung?

Auch bei der Zweiten Pop-Dekadentagung, 1989 im "soziokulturellen Zentrum" ZAKK in Düsseldorf, wurde Kritik an den kulturpolitischen Ausgangsfragen nach der Entwicklung der "Popkultur" laut vorgetragen. Doch zeitgleich wurde die Messe "Popkomm" aus dem Teilnehmerkreis heraus gegründet. Zudem hatten Musiker hatten inzwischen ihre eigenen Labels und mittelständische Vertriebsysteme soweit aufgebaut, dass sie rasch eine bescheidene wirtschaftliche Grundlage sicherten. Diesmal protestierten weniger die teilnehmenden Musiker vor allem aus Süddeutschland, sondern vornehmlich der Sprecher eines inzwischen gegründeten Deutscher Rock & Pop Musikerverband (DRMV) aus Lüneburg (Niedersachsen), der auf staatliche Förderung ebenso setzte wie auf ein Regelwerk, das Hörfunk- und Fernseh-Anstalten zu einer gesetzlichen oder selbstverpflichtenden Deutschquote zugunsten heimischer Rock- und Popmusikproduktion verpflichten sollte. Fürsprecher war u. a. Heinz-Rudolf Kunze, der im Rahmenprogramm der Ersten Pop-Dekadentagung sich noch als Liedermacher um den erstmals vergebenen "Deutschen Schallplattenpreis" beworben hatte. Zum anderen war als Folge der Ersten Pop-Dekadentagung in Würzburg aus dem Teilnehmerkreis heraus der Kontaktstudiengang Popularmusik an der Musikhochschule Hamburg entstanden, dessen seinerzeitiger Präsident Hermann Rauhe und der Journalist Rainer Jogschies auf den Weg gebracht hatten. Dieser Modellversuch stagnierte jedoch konzeptionell, wiewohl andere Hochschulen ihn bald nachahmten. Denn wenige junge Musiker wie die dort zusammengekommenen Rainbirds hatte zwar von vornherein Erfolg, aber sie passten bei aller Professionalisierung nicht in eine der gewachsenen Musik- oder Genre-Szenen.

1999: "Ökonomisierung" der "Szenen" vs. "Akademisierung" der wieder atomisierten Musiker?

Zehn Jahre später meinte das immer noch, diesmal jedoch abschätzig verwendete Schlagwort von der "Professionalisierung" wieder etwas anderes: Die Dritte Pop-Dekadentagung war geprägt vom engen Kontakt zwischen Musikern und der Medienwirtschaft – im Großen wie im Kleinen. Mittlerweile war mit indigo in Hamburg-Harburg ein auch finanziell starker Label-, Vertriebs- und Produktionsverbund geschaffen worden. Es wurde längst nicht mehr nur über lokale Proberäume für Bands geredet, sondern über die aufkommenden Video-Abspielsender Viva und MTV. Nach der anfangs bekämpften "Pädagogisierung" der bundesdeutschen Pop-Kultur stand nun die angeblich drohende "Ökonomisierung" im Vordergrund der nicht-öffentlichen Debatte im Konservatorium Blankenese. Skeptiker wie der frühere Rattles-Bassist und spätere Musikproduzent Frank Dostal und Uve Mülrich (ehemals Bassist bei Embryo und seinerzeit gerade in Nordafrika, New York und Japan erfolgreich bei den Dissidenten) sorgten sich um nun doch wieder um "kulturpolitische" Fragen, wie sie 1979 bereits anklangen: Wie könnte beispielsweise in Kommunen und Ländern eine nicht-kommerzielle Infrastruktur für Musiker gestützt werden, zumal die Szenen offenkundig krasser denn je zuvor sozial gespalten waren, nämlich in eine laienhafte Mehrheit und eine kleine, professionelle Minderheit aus den immer noch wenigen erfolgreichen Produktionszusammenhängen? Plötzlich stand eine "Modernisierung" der Jugendmusikschulen auf der Themen-Agenda und die Etablierung von "Popmusikstudiengängen", die mit der Einrichtung des Modellversuchs Popularmusik unmittelbar nach der Würzburger Tagung 1979 begonnen hatte und sich dann 2002 mit Gründung der Pop-Akademie in Mannheim fortsetzen sollte, teils mit denselben Akteuren.

2009: "Etablierung" ohne Szenen vs. "Akademisierung" ohne Basis?

Andere Ansätze, die sich aus den vorherigen Pop-Dekadentagungen entwickelten, brachen hingegen unvermittelt ab.
Die Popkomm war durch eine unkreative, auch personelle Bindung an die »Musikindustrie«, wie sich der ehemalige Verband der Phonographischen Wirtschaft inzwischen selbst tituliert, selbstverschuldet in eine tiefe Krise geraten. Im Sommer 2009 wurde sie – ausgerechnet im zwanzigsten Jahr nach ihrer Gründung am Rande der Düsseldorfer Dekadentagung – abgesagt. Der Deutsche Musikrat, die Musikhochschulen und andere mühten sich in jenen Tagen immer noch um den "Musikunterricht für Jugendliche" – mit bedenklich wenig Resonanz aus der Politik, die offenbar von den Debatten der vergangenen Jahrzehnte wenig mitbekommen hatte.
Darum war der Tenor der Vierten Pop-Dekadentagung, diesmal zu Gast in der Pop-Akademie in Mannheim, zunächst irgendwie vertraut und doch zugleich befremdlich. Die scheinbar auf den vorangegangenen Tagungen bereits beantworteten Fragen lauteten nun abgewandelt so: Was hatten die (kulturpolitischen) Orientierungen der vorangegangenen Tagungen langfristig bewirkt? Wurden sie zumindest in den wirtschaftlichen Erfolgen der Initiativen oder einer "Emanzipation der Szenen" gespiegelt? Hatte die deutsche »Musikindustrie« nach der Absage der Pop.Komm eine und, wenn ja, welche Zukunft? Welche Perspektiven hätten die "Independents" dann noch, die mit ihren kleinen Vertrieben teils an den kränkelnden Strukturen der Großen hingen, beispielsweise an der Dominanz der Großhandelsketten und so genannten "Media-Märkten"? Was war aus dem "sozio-" oder "gegenkulturellen" Generationenkonflikt geworden, nachdem die Popmusikkultur vermeintlich die "Mitte der Gesellschaft" umfasste und eben nicht mehr als "Subkultur" abgetan werden konnte? Diesmal wurde als Umfeld der Pop-Dekadentagung der Kongress "Zukunft Pop?" der Pop-Akademie in Mannheim gewählt, also einer Einrichtung, die sich nach eigenem Verständnis um die "Qualifizierung" von angehenden Musikern oder deren aufstrebenden Vermarktern im Bereich Popmusik-Design und -business bemühte.

2019: "Musealisierung" vs. Bestandssicherung? "Selbstvermarktung" oder "Selbstvergewisserung"?

Über die fünf Jahrzehnte der Pop-Dekadentagungen in Deutschland stand skurrilerweise die internationale "Pop-Kultur" außerhalb der Diskussion - und praktischerweise die eigenen, auch sozialen  Befindlichkeiten im Vordergrund. Sogar die DDR-Rockmusik wurde komplett vernachlässigt. Dabei wäre durchaus auch die internationale Bedeutung der bundesdeutschen "Popmusik-Kultur" zu befragen gewesen, zumal der Stellenwert der multinationalen Alltagskultur, die bereits seit den Siebzigerjahren zugleich ein bedeutsamer Wirtschafts- und Steueraufkommensfaktor war, mit Blick auf die kulturpolitischen Fragestellungen jedoch verschämt ausgeblendet worden war. Anders als im eigenen Land wurden "deutsche" Pop-Produkte außerhalb oft ganz anders wahrgenommen: So wurde beispielsweise in Großbritannien die Ära der deutschen Siebzigerjahre-Bands (beispielsweise Can, Tangerine Dream, Amon Düül, Kraftwerk) trotz des ironischen Etiketts "Krautrock" geradezu verehrt. Die "neue deutsche Welle" der Achtziger fand in Japan (Alphaville aus Münster) und in den USA Anhänger (beispielsweise Nena aus Berlin). Hits wie "DaDaDa" (Trio aus Großenkneten) wurden sogar in Südamerika, insbesondere Brasilien, bis heute begeistert gecovert. Gleichwohl war diese erfolgreiche "deutsche"  Alltagskultur bereits dem medialen Vergessen preisgegeben. Zwar gibt es erste, private und kleinteilige Archivierungsbemühungen wie das Archiv der Jugendkulturen in Berlin oder gar ambitionierte "Museumsinitiativen" von Laien wie in Gronau, einer Gedenkstätte zu Lebzeiten für Udo Lindenberg. Hier wird mit "Dokumenten" und Artefakten gearbeitet, was dem Genre und der Aufgabenstellung nur im Ansatz gerecht wird. Szenen organisierten private Archive wie in Köln und Mannheim. Das Wissen um die Entwicklung und Bedeutung von deutscher Rock- und Popkultur ist jedoch bislang weder systematisiert, noch katalogisiert oder gar der (internationalen) Wissenschaft erschlossen. So lagern in den "Schallarchiven" der öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunkanstalten Ton- und Bilddokumente nahezu aller bedeutsamen ("deutschen") Rockproduktionen, die einer restaurierenden oder bewahrenden Bearbeitung bedürften (beispielsweise durch Digitalisierung) und die sogar einer weiteren Verwertung im Sinne der Urheber erschlossen werden könnten. Entsprechend reagierten einige Hörfunk-Journalisten in ihrer Berichterstattung zur Fünften Pop-Dekadentagung, beispielsweise Birgit Reuther vom NDR oder Juliane Reill für den Deutschlandfunk, die einer "Musealisierung" der Szenen problematisierten.

Veröffentlichungen
 Dokumentation Nr. 9 der Kulturpolitischen Gesellschaft: Rock & Pop. Kritische Analysen – Kulturpolitische Alternativen (I), hrsg. von Dieter Baacke und Rainer Jogschies, Köln 1980.
 Dokumentation Nr. 37 der Kulturpolitischen Gesellschaft: Rock & Pop. Kritische Analysen und kulturpolitische Alternativen (II), hrsg. von Rainer Jogschies, Hagen 1991, ISBN 978-3-923064-52-6.
 Dokumentation der Fünften Pop-Dekadentagung, hrsg. v. Rainer Jogschies: Gehört "deutsche" Popmusik ins Museum?,  Hamburg 2021, ISBN 978-3-937550-29-9 (Hardcover).
 Rainer Jogschies: Waren wir die Gegen-Kultur?, Hamburg 2021, ISBN 978-3-937550-33-6.

Weblinks
 Offizielle Website
 Verlagswebseite der Dokumentation zur letzten Pop-Dekadentagung
 kmm-Institutswebseite zur Dokumentation zur letzten Pop-Dekadentagung
 Verlagswerbeseite zu einer Buchreihe über "Krautrock"

Einzelnachweise

Tagung
Geschichte der Popmusik
Erstveranstaltung 1979
Letzte Veranstaltung 2019
Musikveranstaltung in Deutschland

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Miranda Lambert delivered a pitch-perfect performance of "If I Was a Cowboy" at the 2022 CMT Music Awards on Monday night (April 11). The segment took place on an outdoor stage on Nashville's Lower Broadway.
Wearing a custom Nudie-esque suit complete with bright green fringe and embroidered desert scenes, Lambert breezed through "If I Was a Cowboy," the lead single from her upcoming album Palomino, due out April 29.
It was a victorious moment for her — she won the CMT Award for Female Video of the Year for the same song earlier in the night.
Lambert's performance followed an introduction from several castmembers of Netflix's Queer Eye, including Karamo Brown, Tan France, Bobby Berk and Antoni Porowski. Lambert wrote and recorded the LGBTQ+ inclusive anthem "Y'All Means All" for the show's sixth season, which was filmed in her home state of Texas.
"I feel like I didn't realize I wasn't helping by not saying more," Lambert explains of her newfound role as a visible ally to the community in an interview with Rolling Stone this spring. "I want to be a part of a wave of change, and I'm learning every single day."
"I have always been firm on never letting politics into my professional life. ... But I do think if you have a platform like we do as musicians we should stand up for things we believe in," she continues. "I am super-excited that I can be supportive of the LGBTQ community, and I hope I can be a voice that helps people to be accepting and open-minded about all kinds of things."
This year's CMT Awards broadcast live from Nashville, airing on CBS and streaming on Paramount+. This was notably the first year that the awards ceremony has been picked up by a major network.
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Photos from the 2022 CMT Music Awards red carpet find country music's biggest stars and hottest newcomers trading in formal attire for vibrant spring or summer fashions. Neon and purple were the most popular colors for country women on the CMT red carpet. See pictures of Miranda Lambert, Maren Morris, Thomas Rhett, Little Big Town, Kane Brown and more, plus their spouses!
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Q: Appending text to JFrame Component using a method I am creating a program that goes through a text inside a JTextArea using a function. Let's call it the parse() method. The obligatory needs one parameter that is the text to be parsed and then another parameter that will be a JFrame Component.
The parse() function goes through each character and determines a course of action using if statements. I also have an array that will store Integers from some other part of the code. On one of the if statements, I need to append the ASCII character from the value of the array.
Here's some of the code I used for the method:
//Let's imagine the array has this values
int arr[] = {0,72,101,108,108,111,32,119,111,114,108,100,0};

//This variable is the index of the array.
int index = 5;

public void parse(String str, Component comp) {
    for (int i = 0; i < str.length; i++) {
        if (str.charAt(i) == 'j') {
            index++;
        } else if (str.charAt(i) == 'l') {
            index--;
        } else if (str.charAt(i) == 'z') {
            arr[index]++;
        } else if (str.charAt(i) == 'x') {
            arr[index]--;
        } else if (str.charAt(i) == 'p') {
            //Here I need to append the ASCII char from the value of the array
            //where the index variable is at. What I did is this:
            comp.[IDK WHAT SHOULD BE HERE OR IF IT USES PARENTHESIS OR !]String.valueOf((char)arr[index]);
        }
   }
}

In the previous code, the char that should be appended to the Component would be an 'o'. How do I do it?
The only way I find it posible is to specify the Component like
public void parse(String str, JTextArea ta) {}

Yet I wan't to do that for all components of the frame.


SHARON, MA–Dacon is building a two story, 47,000 SF addition to the Sharon facility of Senior Metal Bellows, a 60-year-old precision components manufacturer of bellows, compressors, vacuum pumps, couplings and thermal actuators.
This project consists of a flexible 25,700 SF manufacturing space on the first floor with a 21,300 SF open plan for corporate offices and full-service lunch room on the second floor.
A new corporate anterior entrance will be added to an existing 65,000 SF building, two areas are joined by a glass atrium with a 32 FT clear height and shaded glass walls providing westerly views.
Several years in planning, this expansion will provide maximum buildout on the site. It is the 6th expansion in the last 50 years due to growth in innovative capabilities, implementation of next generation machinery and streamlining of operations. The building envelope is a conventional steel building with membrane roof, generous ribbon and punch windows, a vertical metal sandwich panel façade and new glass corporate entry. MEP process systems include utility matrix throughout the space for compressed gas, electric and specific process gases.
Occupancy is expected this summer. Norwood Engineering is the civil engineering firm of record. William Jackson of William Jackson Associates, Inc. of Concord, MA is SMB's owner's project manager.
Servicing the defense, aerospace, oil & gas, medical and semiconductor manufacturing industries, SMB's products traverse the toughest atmospheric conditions from ocean floors to outer space. Renown for creating high durability products for demanding environments, SMB's engineering expertise is often sought in the innovation of newly designed aircraft, deep sea rigs and large gas turbines.
"The quality of SMB's products is stellar. We are delighted to be partnering with them," said Chuck Reilly, VP of Business Development at Dacon. "Our goal with each client is utilizing design build and value engineering to create facilities which address every stage of growth. The value of correct design is building long-term working habitats".


Architecture Firm: Estes/Twombly Architects, Inc.
Andrew Wyeth could have invented Block Island. The crisp light, the simple and rugged landscape, and the stark, no frills architecture of the island's early buildings could have stepped out of one of his paintings. It was this pared down aesthetic that drew our clients to the island and was also what they wanted to capture in their new house.


-To celebrate Channing Tatum's new Sexiest Man Alive title, please enjoy this Magic Mike dance break!
–Kristen Stewart wore Zuhair Murad again to the London premiere of Breaking Dawn. Racy, but I kind of love it.
–Chris Brown defended his terrorist Halloween costume by saying "I was dressed as the people you kill!" How can one argue with such eloquence?
-Congrats to Elizabeth Banks, who just welcomed a second son via surrogate.
–Zac Efron just became cooler by kissing Rebel Wilson.
-Wait, Morgan Spurlock is directing the One Direction movie? What?!
–Movie 43's second trailer has landed. I'm still so confused. So offensive, and yet so star-studded.
–Kendall Jenner held hands with Jaden Smith, but it makes me feel like a creepy oldster to even look at the photo.
–Jeremy Renner's new SNL promos have arrived. He doesn't seem like a dude who easily laughs at himself. We'll see.
-There's a reason this NYT restaurant review of Guy Fieri's new spot is going viral.
–Rob Kardashian's high-end sock line is here — and it's even worse than you could have ever possibly imagined.
–Brangelina reportedly let their kids run free and throw food at a pizza parlor. Who has time to discipline when you're designing furniture and saving the world?
-Sad: Jon Bon Jovi's 19-year-old daughter was arrested after a suspected heroin overdose.
–Rihanna looked uncharacteristically demure and adorable on today's Ellen.
-Here are some pics of Aaron Paul at last night's GQ event. You're welcome.
–Oz: The Great and Powerful finally gets its first full trailer. I can't help but wonder how much better this would be if James Franco wasn't being so James Franco-y.


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Nanoscale is a collaborative venture between RSC Publishing and a leading nanoscience research centre, the National Center for Nanoscience and Technology (NCNST) in Beijing, China. The journal publishes fortnightly issues, complementing and building on the nano content already published across the RSC Publishing journal portfolio. Since its launch in late 2009, Nanoscale has quickly established itself as a platform for high-quality community-spanning research which bridges the various disciplines involved with nanoscience and nanotechnology, publishing important research from leading international research groups.
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Construction Waste-Management Company Uses RFID and GPS
Challande employs AgoraBee's ChisFleet solution to track the locations of metal trash containers that may be dispersed to dozens or hundreds of customers throughout Switzerland.
By Claire Swedberg
Tags: Asset Tracking, Environment, Operations
Jan 26, 2012—Swiss waste-management- and material-transportation company Challande et Fils is tracking the locations of its containers and waste bins as they are deposited at construction sites and other locations, using RFID tags on the bins, as well as readers on trucks to transmit GPS location data, along with each tag's unique ID number. The solution, known as ChisFleet, is provided by AgoraBee, an RFID and GPS technology firm. Since the system's installation in September 2011, Challande reports, it has reduced the risk of misplaced bins, as well as the amount of time staff members spend trying to identify the locations of the 250 to 400 bins in use at any given time.
AgoraBee developed ChisFleet to help waste-management and construction companies to track assets—such as trash bins—that may be located over a variety of sites, and thus be difficult to track. The firm launched in 2006, initially selling its product exclusively to suppliers before opting to, in some cases, install the system themselves directly for end users. The ChisFleet solution, according to Jari-Pascal Curty, AgoraBee's managing director, was designed both to incorporate GPS tracking with RFID, and to enable those with their own data-management software to view the locations of their vehicles, as well as those of tagged items.
To track the locations of its waste bins, Challande has installed RFID tags on its containers and RFID readers on the trucks used to transport them.
The system consists of AgoraBee's Krypton active 2.4 GHz RFID tags made with Nordic Semiconductor's nRF24L01+ chips, using a proprietary air-interface protocol, that are attached to trailers, trucks or other large cargo. According to Louis Harik, AgoraBee's head of research and development, the tags beacon with a unique ID number at a preset rate—most typically about 10 seconds.
Receivers, manufactured by AgoraBee, are installed on trucks that capture those transmissions and forward the data to a back-end system via a cellular connection. The receiver also transmits its own GPS position, and in that way, the software can detect and calculate not only which tag is being read, but also its exact location. When a truck deposits a waste bin and drives away, that bin's tag transmissions are no longer received. The software thus determines that the bin has been unloaded, and links its tag ID number with the vehicle's location at that time. The tag's read range is typically up to 30 to 100 meters (98 feet to 328 feet), the company reports.
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Generally, this place would have its guidelines relating to residents who could be seniors who need personal support and care, or may be able to handle their own care, or those who need additional support case because they have disabilities or injuries.
In Huntsville assisted living, their facilities for senior lifestyle offer different options. There are several options for one to decide on how and where their love ones would spend their goldent years in the Huntsville assisted living facility. This place is described to have some of the most prime assisted living communities and retirement villages, which are not only inexpensive but also luxurious. The communities are also filled with activities that are enriching for the residents and thus considered as an exciting and not boring communities.
Another choice for assisted living if you are in the state of Alabama is in Birmingham. The assisted living costs in this area would cost between $1,550 to $4,535 for a single bedroom. Among the facilities of a Birmingham assisted living would cover prepared meals, and the minimum age that is allowed for residents is 55, and here residents should be able to manage their diabetes for example, and those who need help will have medication management like reminders and monitoring for their medications, plus there is a complimentary transportation for the residents.


This module is one of a series of modules which was designed to provide new personnel, hired by a State Highway Safety Office, with an introduction to the magnitude of the highway safety program. With this orientation, they can adapt more quickly to the program by being able to understand and communicate with others by using the terms and language of the system. They will also be knowledgeable of the components and requirements of a State Highway Safety Program. The modules are also intended to serve as familiarization training for Federal employees of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Federal Highway Administration. The module consists of a workbook to be used in conjunction with a script recorded on a tape cassette. This particular module addresses highway safety standards.


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Positively Gospel > Blog > News > New album from Todd Dulaney available now
New album from Todd Dulaney available now
Sarah HearnMay 19, 2015No comment
posted on May. 19, 2015 at 10:09 pm January 3, 2018
Entertainment One Music artist and songwriter Todd Dulaney releasing his latest track, "The Anthem" to radio this week.
Covering the Planetshakers' song, Dulaney's rendition of "The Anthem" will be his first single in anticipation of his upcoming second album, marking his debut release since signing with eOne Music and their eOne Worship division.
Recorded in Naperville, IL, Todd Dulaney's first live album recording was an unforgettable worship experience for the Chicago-area native, with Dulaney saying, "I believe God was pleased with the recording and He showed us by visiting and staying with us the whole evening."
Dulaney will next take the stage with Chicago-area dates at the Chicago Gospel Fest on May 30th and the Freedom Conference in Forest Park, IL on June 20th, as well as New Jersey on June 13th and additional dates this summer in Maryland, North Carolina and Florida.
Check out video for "The Anthem"
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VINCENT BOHANAN & SOV'S LONG AWAITED ALBUM LIVE FROM CHICAGO AVAILABLE NOW!


My child's figured out how to disable the Parental Monitoring Software package Net Nanny by killing the process in Task Manager after hitting ctrl-alt-del. He learned to do that just by searching for "disable net nanny" on the web. Is there a way to make him stop? Perhaps a way to make Net Nanny run without being detected?
And even for those that aren't able to figure out for themselves these nifty ways of hacking around what you've put in place, as you've seen, there's plenty of information on-line. Kids helping kids against those "oppressive" parents.
Unfortunately this situation highlights one of the reasons I don't really like parental monitoring software in general.
Continue reading: "Parental Monitoring Software: My child figured out how to turn it off - what can I do?"
AOL's recent intentional, yet mistaken, release of search data shows how tenuous our privacy really is.
Continue reading: "Privacy? What Privacy?"
I have a document which was created in Word XP and is 226 pages. When I send it to a client who is using Word 2003, it looks totally different and is over 330 pages. How can I send the client the document without it changing? Also, they wanted a pdf version, which looks nothing like the word document. How can I get the word document to look like the pdf?
Well, to be honest, you're trying to do something that Word documents aren't really intended to do. As counter-intuitive as it sounds Word isn't really about making the document look exactly the same everywhere.
But your client is on the right track, actually, since that's what PDF files attempt to do.
In a nutshell: it's all about the system, and the printer.
Continue reading: "Why does my Microsoft Word document display differently on different computers?"
26 Drives? Is there a way around the 26 drive limit in Windows?
Is there a way around the limit to 26 drives in Explorer? My in-home network leaves me only 3 drives available (X:, Y: and Z:). I am looking to add a 500GB drive (either internal or external) to my system, but want to partition it into at least 5 drives. Is it possible to do this without losing the ability to connect to the rest of my network? What suggestions would you have to handle this?
This is one of those situation's I've been meaning to get around to for quite a while myself. I have one machine on which I have several physical drives installed, and a USB 8-in-one flash reader that adds 4 more drives, and two CD-ROM drives. On top of that I, too, want to connect to several other machines on my network. I wasn't running out of room, but things were getting tight.
Note how I said "were". There are a couple of good solutions.
Continue reading: "26 Drives? Is there a way around the 26 drive limit in Windows?"
How do I print just portions of an email or web page?
I love your newsletter, and want to print out portions that I might need and keep those in a binder instead of in a computer folder. How do I print just a portion?
Here I've been trying to go paperless, and save everything possible to disk. I know, I'm a geek, and most people still find plain old paper the easiest, quickest and most portable form of data storage for many things.
Rather than print out the entire document when you might want just a portion, there are a couple of common techniques to capturing just the information you want. Neither are pretty - in fact each leaves something or other to be desired - but both can work.
Continue reading: "How do I print just portions of an email or web page?"
Dictionary Attack: What is it?
My system administrator has my server locked down really tight so that I wouldn't be vulnerable to what he called "dictionary attacks". However this weekend he said that my server was being impacted by exactly that - a dictionary attack. Was he lying, or am I misunderstanding something? What's a dictionary attack?
There's definitely a little confusion as to what constitutes a dictionary attack - not so much about the technique, but all the different places that the technique might be applied.
Continue reading: "Dictionary Attack: What is it?"
Outlook Express Problems: My folders are empty, corrupted or just not working - what do I do?
I use Outlook Express and all of a sudden all sorts of odd things are happening. A bunch of my email disappeared, my sent mail isn't being saved to the sent folder, more. I think my folders have become corrupt. What should I do?
I'm not going to answer your question.
Instead, I'm going to point you at someone else who's already written a very thorough article on the causes of, and solutions to, folder corruption in Outlook Express.
Continue reading: "Outlook Express Problems: My folders are empty, corrupted or just not working - what do I do?"
Auto Start: How do I run a program automatically when Windows starts?
I have a program that I want to auto start every time when windows starts, how can I do that? I know that i can do it when i put it in start folder in "programs". But I don't want to do it at that way, are there any other methods? Is it possible to create a batch file or something and write what the program is named and just click on the batch file one time, and the program will start every time when the windows starts, or do you have other ideas?
The batch file idea reminds me of the old "autoexec.bat" file that would run every time MS-DOS was booted. That file still exists for some compatibility reasons, but it's no longer used at all.
There are other ways, but things get pretty geeky pretty quick if you don't want to use the Start menu functionality.
Continue reading: "Auto Start: How do I run a program automatically when Windows starts?"
Last week I pointed at the article "I keep getting bounce emails for addresses on my domain that don't exist. How can I stop this?" - a problem that owners of internet domains face when spammers send email to, or spoof email from, bogus addresses on their domain.
This week, a worse scenario that we all face, whether or not we own a domain - spam, or worse, sent "From" our own email addresses that we didn't send.
Welcome to the world of viruses, where you can get the blame for someone else's infection. And there's worse news to come.
Read more... Someone's sending from my email address! How do I stop them?!
Ask Leo! turned three years old yesterday. It was three years ago that I posted the first Ask Leo! answer How do I keep the status bar from disappearing in Internet Explorer 6?. The internet archive has a couple of snapshots of Ask Leo! over the years, here's one from almost three years ago (yes, originally Ask Leo! was a for-pay service :-).
Each year gets more amazing, and more interesting than the last. This years highlights include the success of myspace (you'll see the impact below), and the launch of this very newsletter. Who knows what next year holds in store!?
There are approximately 930 articles on Ask Leo!, and almost 1400 responses in the Ask Leo! mailbag.
Readers have posted nearly 21,000 comments on Ask Leo! articles.
I get between 50 and 100 questions and comments every day.
Not all of those questions and comments are gems, by the way. I save some of the weird, odd and downright silly questions for an annual collection I post out on my personal blog.
Thanks everyone for visiting, for subscribing, for recommending Ask Leo! to your friends, and even for the occasional cup of coffee!


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William is a founding partner of SHoP. William has held integral roles on significant international and master planning work with clients such as Bureau of Overseas Building Operations within the State Department, Botswana Innovation Hub, Forest City Ratner Companies, and Google Inc. William has held key leadership positions on all of SHoP's institutional and master planning work in Africa leading all knowledge transfer initiatives with organizations including the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Defense, Justice & Security, and Microsoft Corporation.
Chris Sharples is a Founding Principal of SHoP. Chris holds Bachelor of History and Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees from Dickinson College, and his Master of Architecture from Columbia University (1990) graduating with honors for excellence in design. He has taught at Cornell University, Parsons School of Design, The City College, City University of New York, Columbia University, and the University of Virginia. He has also lectured, exhibited, and been published internationally. Chris has served as Principal for many significant institutional and public projects including the Barclays Center, the East River Waterfront, Google Headquarters, and currently, New York City's Andy Warhol Museum.
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FINAL FANTASY VII G-BIKE, a thrilling high-speed action chase game from FINAL FANTASY® VII, is coming to Android. The game merges high-speed bike chases with deep RPG elements such as character customization, development and item collection.
G-BIKE is one of the most beloved mini-games from the FINAL FANTASY series. First appearing in FINAL FANTASY VII, this mini-game was playable at a specific point in the main story or from the Gold Saucer amusement park. G-BIKE is now taking the spotlight, as a brand-new mobile game experience.


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04/16/2019 Buju Banton @ Welcome To Jamrock Reggae Cruise 2019 - Line-Up Revealed
03/31/2019 Line-Up Announcement Kaya Fest 2019
01/29/2019 Samini's Untamed Voted Album of the Year 2018
01/14/2019 Vote Now @ Reggaeville's Album of the Year 2018 Poll
11/25/2018 Welcome To Jamrock Reggae Cruise 2018 - Lineup by Day
11/17/2018 New Stephen Marley Album - One Take (Acoustic Jams)
11/13/2018 Welcome To Jamrock Reggae Cruise 2018 - Full Line Up
10/26/2018 Stephen Marley Kicks Off Acoustic US-Tour 2018
08/29/2018 Album Review: Agent Sasco - Hope River
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07/21/2018 Damian Junior Gong Marley - The Early Singles
07/04/2018 Bob Marley & The Wailers - Kaya 40 Anniversary Edition Remixed by Stephen Marley
05/31/2018 Best Moments... California Roots Festival 2018
05/18/2018 Album Review: Ziggy Marley - Rebellion Rises
Rebellion Rises is Ziggy Marley's seventh studio album as a solo artist. ...
05/07/2018 Best Moments... Kaya Fest 2018
04/26/2018 Kaya Fest 2018 - Running Order
04/06/2018 Ziggy Marley Announces New Album Rebellion Rises
03/14/2018 Report: Damian, Stephen & Julian Marley @ Press Conference - Kaya Fest 2018
02/28/2018 Kaya Fest 2018 - Daily Music Line-Ups Announced
01/18/2018 Stephen Marley's Kaya Fest 2018 - New Venue in San Bernardino, CA
11/03/2017 Report: Exodus 40 Live - An All-Star Concert Event with Ziggy & Stephen Marley
09/27/2017 Ziggy & Stephen Marley Headline Exodus 40 Live - All-Star Event in Los Angeles
09/19/2017 Rootfire At The Park To Give 100% of Ticket Proceeds To Hurricane Irma Relief Efforts
07/13/2017 Album Review: Damian Jr. Gong Marley - Stony Hill
Jr. Gong has returned, and here we go. It's been over a decade since Dami ...
07/10/2017 Stephen Marley & Jo Mersa Marley added to Reggae Sumfest 2017
05/25/2017 Album Review: Morgan Heritage - Avrakedabra
Morgan Heritage's last album, Strictly Roots, won the 2015 Grammy Award ...
04/26/2017 Marley Family Announces 40th Anniversary Reissue for Bob Marley & The Wailers - Exodus Album
04/25/2017 Photo-Report: Kaya Fest 2017 with Marley Brothers, Sean Paul, Inner Circle
01/12/2017 Marley Brothers, Sean Paul & Inner Circle @ Kaya Fest in Miami 2017
12/10/2016 Damian Marley Announces Line-Up - Welcome to Jamrock Reggae Cruise 2017
09/19/2016 Smile Jamaica - 40th Anniversary Concert with Stephen Marley
07/15/2016 Album Review: Stephen Marley - The Fruit Of Life | Revelation PT.II
After five years, the long-awaited follow-up to Stephen Marley's vast and ...
05/20/2016 Album Review: Ziggy Marley - Ziggy Marley
For the first time in a career spanned over thirty years, Ziggy Marley has ...
05/16/2016 New Stephen Marley Album Out in July - The Fruit Of Life
09/21/2015 Review: Catch A Fire Tour in Redmond, WA 9/19/2015
08/14/2015 Festival Report - Reggae On The River 2015
07/10/2015 Reggae On The River 2015
04/01/2015 VOTE OR DIE! - Cristy Barber On The Reggae Grammy
05/20/2014 Review & Photos: Stephen Marley in Los Angeles, CA @ House of Blues
09/11/2013 Damian Marley's Welcome To Jamrock Reggae Cruise 2014
05/16/2013 Bob Marley's Legend Remixed
05/07/2013 Marley's Music Uprising - Band Search
07/28/2012 Review: Damian, Stephen & Julian Marley @ Respect Jamaica 50th
07/10/2012 Review: SummerJam 2012
07/06/2012 Report: SummerJam 2012 - Videos, Photos, Reviews and more...
07/02/2012 Videos & Photos: Stephen Marley in Hamburg, Germany 6/30/2012
06/12/2012 Video-Interview: Stephen Marley in Munich, Germany 6/2/2012
06/03/2012 Report: Stephen Marley & Jo Mersa in Munich, Germany 6/2/2012
05/19/2012 Photos & Videos: Stephen Marley Kicked Off Tour In Holland
05/06/2012 SummerJam 2012: Running Order
04/12/2012 Stephen Marley @ Riddim Magazine #61
03/07/2012 Report: 9 Mile Music Festival 3/3/2012
02/25/2012 VIP Ticket Giveaway - 9Mile Music Festival 2012
02/12/2012 Stephen Marley wins Grammy for Best Reggae Album 2011
01/26/2012 Line-Up Update for SummerJam 2012: Stephen Marley, Nneka and more...
01/17/2012 Video-Report & Photos: Rebel Salute 2012
01/09/2012 Rebel Salute 2012 Launch & Live Stream
12/15/2011 Yearbook 2011 - Best of Reggaeville.com
12/01/2011 Grammy Nominees 2012: Best Reggae Album
10/24/2011 Line-Up & Date: 9Mile Music Festival in Miami, FL 2012
10/03/2011 Statement by Bunny Wailer: Studio One Home of The Wailers Needs A Resolution for Jamaica's Music Industry
08/23/2011 Review & Photos: Rototom Sunsplash 2011
08/11/2011 Videos & Photos: Reggae Sun Ska 2011
07/22/2011 Review & Photos: Stephen Marley in New York, NYC 7/16/2011
07/15/2011 Review & Photos: Stephen Marley @ Milwaukee SummerFest 2011
07/14/2011 FREE DOWNLOAD: Festiville 2011 - Reggaeville Festival Guide
06/21/2011 Buju Banton To Be Sentenced on June 23rd 2011
06/16/2011 Vybz Kartel @ Riddim Magazine #56 July/August 2011
06/14/2011 Photos & Review: Stephen Marley in Los Angeles, CA 6/12/2011
06/12/2011 Rototom Sunsplash 2011: Marley's People Love Tribute
06/10/2011 Review & Photos: Stephen Marley in Ventura, CA 6/8/2011
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Craig Ogden: Love's Philosophy - Music by Brian Knowles
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Cat No: RCD1002
Knowles, Brian
A Fond Farewell for guitar and orchestra
Guitar Concerto 'Visiones de Andalucia'
Poco Rondo for solo guitar
Songs (8) for tenor and guitar
Craig Ogden (guitar)
James Gilchrist (tenor)
Orchestra of Opera North
David Angus
Craig Ogden is one of the great guitarists of our time, and has been a regular fixture in the UK classical charts with his albums being among the best-selling classical releases of the year. He is a firm favourite with Classic FM listeners, and this new album will be eagerly awaited by them.
Belfast-born composer Brian Knowles's Concerto written for his guitarist son is infused with Spanish traditional music and atmosphere, and is beautifully written for guitar. Fans of Rodrigo's famous concerto will immediately be attracted to this new concerto, which also contains a slow movement that has an ability to stay in the listener's head long after the music has stopped! Poco Rondo was written for Craig, and is a virtuosic solo work that displays his artistry superbly. The Eight Songs for tenor and guitar are settings of Shakespeare, Shelley, Burns, de la Mare and Byron and are sung by James Gilchrist.
Brian Knowles studied composition at the Royal Academy of Music. In 1970 he formed the group 'Saffron'. Brian subsequently became Musical Director of concerts worldwide for Roger Whittaker, many of his songs being performed and recorded by both Saffron and Whittaker. In 2002 Brian's anthem Jubilee Tribute was composed and performed especially for HRH The Queen at the Service of Remembrance and was broadcast worldwide from the Royal Albert Hall.
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Trevon Young Named ACC Defensive Lineman of the Week
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University of Louisville defensive end/linebacker Trevon Young was named the Atlantic Coast Conference Defensive Lineman of the Week after leading the Cardinals to a 17-14 victory over Boston College on Saturday at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium.
Entering the game with 2.0 career sacks, Young recorded a career-high 3.0 sacks, including one on the Eagles' final offensive play. He is tied for the team lead with 4.0 sacks this season.
Young led a ferocious defensive attack that recorded a season-high eight sacks and limited the Eagles to -10 yards rushing and 79 yards of total offense. It marked the most sacks on an opponent since the Cardinals tallied eight sacks against Wake Forest on Sept. 27, 2014.
Louisville will look to extend its win streak Friday night as the Cardinals play at Wake Forest on Oct. 30. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. on ESPN2.
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