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This was an extremely ambitious programme. A friend, who has been going to the Wigmore Hall for 40 years, exclaimed "Some of this material we don't know!" There was so much to take in that it will take time to fully sink in.
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One of the key themes in French culture is Orientalisme. It was a means of exploring "unknown territory" in many ways. Orientalism garbed ideas in strange, alien ways, so artists could express unusual thoughts in dramatic context. Strangely, there was no Délibes in this recital but we had Hector Berlioz Zaïde (1845) a florid narravtive song set in Granada and the palace of Aladdin "qui vaut Cordovie et Séville!" More Gounod, too. Maltman sang Maid of Athens (1872) partly in English because the text is Lord Byron, but the chorus is in Greek, reflecting Byron's passion for Greek independence. Two "exotic" languages in one song. Giacomo Meyerbeer's Mina (1837) is a jolly piece, fine for music theatre. Perhaps I'm the only person to have discovered Meyerbeer through his songs (excellent recording by Thomas Hampson) but at least that made me appreciate how interesting his work can be.
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Operas on the grand scale can evoke huge panoramas of time and space. But so can song. Bizet's Douce mer (1867 )(Lamartine) and Fauré's Les Bercaux (1879) (Proudhomme), are charming mood pieces, the former embellished with an exotic cry which suggests that the Mediterranean setting might even be North Africa. Debussy's Nuit d'étoiles was perhaps the best known song in the recital, pleasantly done, if the phrasing and intensity wasn't quite up to the standards of, say, Véronique Gens or others who have made it a trademark. Massenet's Joie (1868) (Camille Distel) ended the evening on a cheerful note, but Johnson and his singers wisely chose to repeat Saint-Saëns Viens! (1855) (Victor Hugo) as an encore. It's an enjoyable duet where the voices intertwine rather like traditional rounds. So perhaps folk song got its way into this programme after all.
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Petko Miletić (7. ožujka 1897. – SSSR, 1943.), bio je jugoslavenski komunistički revolucionar. U ilegalnoj KPJ početkom 1930-ih godina pripadao je radikalno lijevom krilu.

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Za vrijeme boravka u tamnici u Lepoglavi inzistirao je na metodama klasne borbe izazivajući sukobe sa stražarima, što dovodi do prebijanja komunista i dodatnih kazni (vidi: Sukobi komunista na robiji).
Zbog toga se sukobio s komunističkim zatvorenicima tzv. "desne frakcije" koji su takve metode osuđivali kao besmisleno trošenje snaga. Najznačajniji među njima bili su Andrija Hebrang, na kojeg je jedna grupa njegovih pristaša, nazvanih petkovci, 6. kolovoza 1937. godine, izvršila pokušaj atentata, letvama, u dvorištu srijemskomitrovačke kaznionice, i Moša Pijade. Sukobio se i s Josipom Brozom Titom, koji je 1934. godine bio izašao s robije i u jednom članku osudio bespotrebno izazivanje sukoba. Zbog svojeg nepopustljivog stava, Miletić je stekao slavu heroja među komunistima-robijašima u Srijemskoj Mitrovici. Bilo ih je oko 150 i činili su najjaču partijsku organizaciju u Jugoslaviji.

Josip Broz je u prosincu 1937. godine iz Pariza uputio apel komunistima u srijemskomitrovačkoj kaznionici, ukazujući da kaznioničko rukovodstvo svjesno sabotira odluke i liniju CK KPJ. Ova frakcijska djelatnost prenosi se i van zatvora i suprotna je s linijom Sedmog kongresa Komunističke internacionale.

Sredinom 1938. godine, kada je Miletić već bio izašao s robije, Moša Pijade uspio je, kao povjerenik imenovan od Josipa Broza, formirati novi Kaznionički komitet iz kojeg su petkovci isključeni.

Miletić je, odmah nakon izlaska iz zatvora, uz pomoć bugarskih komunista koji su bili jako utjecajni u Kominterni, otišao u Moskvu. Tamo je optužio
Tita da je trockist. Bio je međutim sam uhićen, i zatim je nestao u staljinističkim čistkama. (vidi članak Josip Broz Tito: Odnos prema SSSR-u i staljinizmu.) Njegovi rigidni stavovi došli su u sukob s linijom Kominterne, koja je na svojem VII. Kongresu 1935. godine glavnim neprijateljem proglasila fašizam i nacizam te prihvatila politiku stvaranja pučke fronte lijevih stranaka protiv njihove prijetnje.

Priopćenje o isključenju Miletića iz Partije kao "izdajnika" bilo je objavljeno tek naknadno, svibnja 1939. godine. Umro je u gulagu u Sibiru u siječnju 1943. godine. Postoji i tvrdnja kako nije bio likvidiran, nego je preživio Sibir i umro tek 1971. godine.

Po tvrdnji Josipa Kopiniča Miletić je surađivao s jugoslavenskom policijom još od 1920. godine, kada se predao žandarmeriji u Crnoj Gori, nakon ustanka Vukašina Markovića. »Kuda je on kao instruktor CK KPJ odlazio, s njim je dolazila policija i hapsila sve redom.« (Marić, str. 121.)

Petkovci
Njegovi pristaše, poznati kao "petkovci", nastavili su djelovati unutar KPJ. Među njegovim pristašama na robiji bio je i Milovan Đilas, koji je međutim kasnije, nakon početka Narodnooslobodilačkog rata 1941. godine, odbijao primiti petkovce u partizane i čak ih davao strijeljati, a 1950-ih postao je pristaša liberalne demokracije i jedan od najpoznatijih komunističkih disidenata u svijetu.

Literatura
Kisić-Kolanović, Nada: Andrija Hebrang. Iluzije i otrežnjenja, Zagreb: Institut za suvremenu povijest, 1996.
Ivanković-Vonta, Zvonko: Hebrang, Zagreb: Bibliotheca Scientia Yugoslavica, 1988.
Marić, Milomir: Deca komunizma, Beograd: NIRO Mladost, 1987.
Ridley, Jasper: Tito, Zagreb: Prometej, 2000 (str. 154 i 189)

Izvori

Jugoslavenski komunisti do 1945.

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Кет Клоу (-{Cat Claw}-), алиас Каролина Конор, је стрип јунакиња коју су осмислили Бранислав Керац (цртач) и Светозар Обрадовић (сценариста). Објављено је 44 епизоде разних дужина, а осим Обрадовића који је радио само прву епизоду, сценариста је био и Славко Драгинчић (до осме епизоде), да би писање сценарија касније преузео Бане Керац.

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Прва епизода је нацртана у јуну 1981. године и објављена на страницама Ју стрипа, под насловом "Отровне канџе" (-{Bane Claws}-), а последња је изашла у октобру 1994. Стрип је настао по захтеву редакције Ју стрипа, која је желела да свој садржај обогати стрипом о супер-хероју рађеном по узору на Марвелове или -{DC Comics}- јунаке. Кет Клоу је настала као женска верзија Спајдермена.

У почетку је стрип пратио клише, али је од тренутка када Керац постаје и сценариста стрип кренуо скоро у воде пародије, што га је вероватно и довело до успеха у свету.

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Journalism dean addresses First Amendment in Snowden book
By Public Affairs, UC Berkeley| June 25, 2015 July 10, 2015
June 25, 2015 July 10, 2015 Public Affairs
In a new book, After Snowden: Privacy, Secrecy and Security in the Information Age, Edward Wasserman, dean of UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism, has written about the need for First Amendment protections for journalists and reporters' obligations to their sources.
Edward Snowden is a former defense contractor who released confidential information from the U.S. National Security Agency about global surveillance by the government. Today he is living in asylum in Russia.
Edward Wasserman, dean of the Graduate School of Journalism.
In his 11,000-word chapter, Wasserman, an expert on the ethics, evolution and ownership of the news media, laments the media's chronic failure to demand First Amendment protections.
Among the other authors of chapters in the book are Thomas S. Blanton, director of the National Security Archive, an investigative reporting center in Washington, D.C.; Barry Siegel, a professor of English at UC Irvine and a Pulitzer Prize-winning correspondent for the Los Angeles Times; and Hodding Carter III, a professor of public policy and leadership at the University of North Carolina and a longtime, award-winning reporter who served as assistant secretary of state for public affairs in the administration of President Jimmy Carter.
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Auburn announces upcoming baseball game has been postponed
SDS Staff | 2 years ago
For the second time this week, the Southeastern Conference baseball slate has lost a game.
While Alabama announced its Tuesday matchup against ULM had been canceled, Auburn has just announced a postponement on the same day.
Auburn won't be facing off against Kennesaw State on Tuesday as the Tigers have just announced that the game has been postponed due to COVID issues within the Kennesaw State team.
A makeup date for the game has not been announced at this time.
The matchup was the only game of the series set to be played between the two programs.
Following this news, Auburn's next game is set to be held on Friday as Mississippi State is scheduled to come to The Plains for a three-game weekend series.
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An autobiograpy
Smith, Amanda
CHAPTER XXIII. -- INDIA--NOTES FROM MY DIARY--BASSIM--A BLESSING AT FAMILY PRAYER--NAINI TAL--TERRIBLE FLOODS AND DESTRUCTION OF LIFE.
Naini Tal, India, Before The Land Slide .
peg; all the people can go who want to go; but I am done running; by the grace of God I shall not run anywhere. Running away from God! Lord, help me." And He did.
We got over to Mr. Frazier's, I suppose about five o'clock in the afternoon.
Mr. Frazier was a Scotchman; a very nice man. He had a large house, and he and his sons were there in some kind of government business. So we were all very comfortable. They got us a very nice supper, and we were all enjoying it. But the sorrow and sadness among the poor soldiers' wives and their companies, and the weeping, were very touching.
After we had had supper, and were sitting talking, each one telling how he got out, what he thought, what he did, etc., Mr. Buck began to feel anxious to know what had become of the poor, native Christians, and he said it was so dark he didn't know what to do. Mr. Mooney said, "I will go and see what has become of them." Mr. Buck said he would be so glad if he would. So Mr. Mooney started off. About a half hour or more after he had gone, all at once there came over me a horror of darkness and awful sadness. I could not account for it. I left the room and went off to myself, and knelt down and prayed. Oh, how I prayed! I said, "Lord, there is no use going anywhere, but somebody is in awful danger."
It seemed to come to me as though somebody was in danger; and so I prayed the Lord to deliver somebody from danger. My heart seemed to get a little quiet then, and I got up and went out into the room again. I looked at everybody, but no one seemed to be unhappy; they were peaceful and quiet; so I sat a while, and they talked on.
Finally this agony came over me again; then I said to the brethren and friends, "Let us pray; I feel that somebody is in great danger; Oh! let us pray!" and we all knelt down and began to pray. When we got through we arose, and about a half hour afterward Mr. Mooney came back, and told what a narrow escape he had had from death; and looking at his watch, and comparing the time of the danger with the time I had had the agony, the time was identical.
A flash of lightning saved him from going down into the lake; though he knew the road so well, the trees and boulders had so piled up across the road that he missed his way, and just as he
was going to step into the lake a flash of lightning came, and instead of stepping forward he stepped back, and to one side, and so was saved.
Now, that seemed to be a strange coincidence; yet it was God. I shall never be able to tell anyone the awful agony that came over me to pray for somebody that was in danger. This man was my savior a few hours before; and, in answer to prayer, God helped me to be his savior a few hours later. Praise the Lord! He still moves in mysterious ways His wonders to perform.


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Maytime  é um filme norte-americano de 1937, do gênero comédia músico-romântica, dirigido por Robert Z. Leonard e estrelado por Jeanette MacDonald e Nelson Eddy.

Notas sobre a produção

Maior bilheteria mundial de 1937, Primavera é a terceira da série de oito operetas filmadas pela dupla Jeanette MacDonald e Nelson Eddy e vista como umas das melhores ou, até mesmo, a melhor.

A produção foi iniciada por Irving Thalberg, em Technicolor, e com direção de Edmund Goulding. Porém, a morte do lendário produtor enviou o projeto às prateleiras. Reativado por Hunt Stromberg, Robert Z. Leonard assumiu as filmagens, agora em preto e branco, e os coadjuvantes Paul Lukas e Frank Morgan foram substituídos por John Barrymore e Herman Bing.

A opereta em que se baseia o roteiro foi grande sucesso na Broadway entre 1917 e 1918, quando chegou a um total de 492 apresentações. A única canção da peça que sobreviveu na adaptação para as telas foi Will You Remember, que se tornou clássica. Outro destaque é a Quinta Sinfonia, de Tchaikovski, com letra da libretista Rida Johnson Young. A trilha sonora, assinada por Herbert Stothart, foi indicada ao Oscar, bem como a mixagem.

O desempenho de John Barrymore, como um empresário tipo Svengali, é visto como um dos pontos altos do filme.

Sinopse
Em 1868, Marcia Mornay é a grande diva que tem toda a Europa a seus pés, graças a Nicolai Nazaroff, seu instrutor vocal. Cheia de gratidão mais que de amor, ela aceita casar-se com ele. Antes de subir ao altar, porém, Marcia conhece em Paris o cantor de cabaré Paul Allison. Eles se apaixonam, mas têm de se separar, ela para os braços de Nicolai, ele para os Estados Unidos. Sete anos mais tarde, já casada, ao estrelar uma ópera em Nova Iorque, baseada em Tchaikovski, Marcia descobre que o barítono é Paul. Ela implora a Nicolai que lhe conceda o divórcio. Ele lhe promete a liberdade e, em seguida, dirige-se ao apartamento de Paul e o mata! No início do século XX, já envelhecida, Marcia falece e seu espírito reúne-se ao de seu amado em um campo carregado de flores, do outro lado da vida.

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Attendance at Fires
Penalties for Violation
The purpose of this article is to regulate open fires consistent with but outside the control of G.L. 1956, §§ 23-23-1 et seq. and 23-23.1-1 et seq., the Rhode Island Clean Air Act, and G.L. 1956, § 2-12-1 et seq., forest fires and prevention.
(Rev. Ords. 1974, § 5-1-1)
Public property-Permit required on public grounds. No person shall set or maintain any bonfire, rubbish or other open fire of any kind or authorize any such fire to be set or maintained on any public ground without a permit issued by the chief of the fire department or the chief's authorized representative. The permit may set such limitations or conditions as determined appropriate by the chief or the chief's authorized representative.
Construction site-Permit required during construction and demolition of buildings. During construction or demolition of buildings or structures, no waste materials or rubbish shall be disposed of by burning on the property or in the immediate vicinity without having obtained a permit issued by the chief of the fire department or the chief's authorized representative. The permit may set such limitations or conditions as determined appropriate by the chief or the chief's authorized representative.
Residential property. No person shall set or maintain a bonfire or burn rubbish, lumber, leaves, brush or any other combustible material or authorize any other open fire to be set or maintained on any private residential land except as follows:
A person may burn combustible material on any private residential land if the fire is contained in a burner with a closed or properly screened top, approved by the fire prevention bureau, including chimineas or other movable, closed fire containers available for retail purchase. Such fire containers are to be located safely on private residential property no less than 15 feet from any structure and seven feet from any property line or combustible fence.
Residential fires are limited to the period from sunrise to 11 p.m.
(Rev. Ords. 1974, § 5-1-4; Ord. No. 08-15, § 1, July 7, 2008)
Every bonfire, rubbish or other open or closed fire shall be constantly attended by a competent person until such fire is extinguished. A garden hose connected to a water supply or other fire extinguishing equipment shall be readily available for use.
(Rev. Ords. 1974, § 5-1-5; Ord. No. 08-15, § 2, 7-7-2008)
The chief of the fire department may prohibit any and all outdoor bonfires, rubbish and other open fires whenever atmospheric conditions or other local circumstances may make such fires hazardous. The chief or the chief's designee shall have the authority to order extinguished any fire determined to be a public safety risk.
The chief of the fire department may authorize exceptions to this article and allow additional burning when the chief deems it necessary for the public convenience or welfare.
Any person found guilty of violating any section of this article shall, upon conviction, be punished in accordance with Sec. 1-4.
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What Superbowl XXXI Champion Aaron Taylor Wants You To Know About Sleep Apnea
CLEVELAND - NOVEMBER 19: Offensive lineman Aaron Taylor #73 of the Green Bay Packers blocks against the Cleveland Browns at Municipal Stadium on November 19, 1995 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by George Gojkovich/Getty Images)
Former Green Bay Packer and current college football analyst Aaron Taylor couldn't understand how friend and former teammate Reggie White could pass away in his sleep at the young age of 43.
While not the direct cause of White's death, sleep apnea was involved in his health issues, and his widow Sara White has been working to raise awareness around the sleep disorder. Now, Taylor's pairing up with the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) and following suit, with the goal of promoting earlier testing and treatment among young athletes. We caught up with Taylor to hear about why the cause is close to his heart and how he guarantees his own sound -- and safe -- night's sleep.
How did you get involved with raising awareness for sleep apnea?
I first heard about sleep apnea when a friend and former teammate of mine named Reggie White passed away. He was too young to pass away. We didn't know much more about it than that he died in his sleep. Several years later, my mother was diagnosed and I again heard those words, sleep apnea. I didn't necessarily understand what it was, I just knew it was causing her a lot of health issues.
About five years ago, I was feeling more tired than I should have. I was getting a good night's sleep, I thought. I was in bed for eight hours, but I was waking up essentially feeling hungover -- headaches, I was lethargic, not myself, my thinking was slower than normal. I didn't really think I had sleep apnea, but I wanted to rule it out. I called a friend of mine involved in the San Diego medical world to find out who was the best sleep doctor around. Lo and behold, 18 to 20 times per hour for 20-plus seconds I wasn't breathing at night. I was both shocked and surprised, but at the same time relieved, because that finally explained what was going on with me.
Before that, had you been sleeping well?
I was going to bed at regular bedtimes, and I was in bed for eight-plus hours, but I had been waking up tired for about two years. I had always snored, but nobody told me I stopped breathing at night. The diagnosis was really important not only because it put on the table what I had, but also that it was treatable.
How are you treating it?
I use the gold standard for sleep apnea care, CPAP therapy. When I'm at home I wear the mask, and when I'm on the road I get to wear a mouthpiece, which isn't as cumbersome to travel with.
Why do you think it's particularly important to teach young people about sleep apnea?
It's not just an old person's disease, it's a physical obstruction of the airway. Based on the body that you're born with, you can be subject to having it. It's not just the 50-year-old guy we all picture -- I was in my 30s! Our kids are getting bigger, faster. Being forewarned is being fore-armed. Creating awareness can go a significant way in reducing the rates of incidence. And if they are inflicted, they can get diagnosed and treated earlier in the process, because the longer it goes undiagnosed the more significant damage it can cause.
Young people probably don't have a spouse to tell them they're not breathing at night.
True, but in the football community you're always staying with roommates or sleeping over a buddy's house in high school. It's not just about awareness for the people that might have it, but educating friends, buddies, loved ones goes a long way as well. Those are the people who can say, "I heard you stopped breathing a couple times last night, are you OK? Have you ever heard of sleep apnea?" That's literally saving people's lives.
How important to you was sleep while you were playing in the NFL?
We all prided ourselves on burning the candle at both ends. I was young and chose to party a lot. What I didn't know then was how important sleep was, not only to my overall health but to my performance on the field. I didn't know how critical it was that my brain be rested to be able to make those split-second decisions. I greatly underestimated sleep, and diet, too. Now, as a 40-year-old retired guy, those are among some of the most important things in my own health profile -- diet, exercise and sleep.
To the younger generation, in football we all have this sense of invincibility. We never think about the fact that we're at some point not going to play this game. We're taught not to even think about next week's game because it's a distraction, so the last thing that's on a high school football player's mind is what's going to happen to them when they're 40. But they're getting bigger and stronger and faster at younger ages, and as a result of that, it wouldn't shock me if sleep apnea rates increase in younger people. In certain cases, having a big neck and chest and playing offensive and defensive line can put you at risk.
I think it's important that we not only put it on people's radars but invite them to do something about it. Talk with a loved one you think might have it. See your primary care physician, or a sleep specialist. [Note: The AASM recommends visiting SleepEducation.com to find an accredited sleep center near you.]
Don't forget that in myself and in many, many others this is a treatable condition. I often ask people that have been diagnosed but aren't compliant on the therapy, "How long do you want to put your life and happiness on hold?" This has allowed me to be a better father, husband, analyst. If I didn't treat my sleep apnea, I arguably could not do any of those jobs efficiently enough to keep them. It really has restored my life, and I strongly encourage people who suspect they have it or have people in their lives they think have it to do something about it.
Click here for more on the symptoms of sleep apnea.
--As told to Sarah Klein
This interview has been condensed and edited for clarity and length.
Health Concerns Linked With Sleep Apnea
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A review into a host of studies is seeking to dispell myths surrounding soy and hormone impacts - Media Credit: Adobe. Do not use without permission.
Food Health Lifestyle
Soy Hormone Myths Clarified Thanks To Leading Meta-Analysis
By Emily Baker
Soy has been given a bad name for decades. Myths citing it as being full of hormones, and capable of affecting both estrogen and testosterone have been widely circulated around the globe.
But now, thanks to a leading meta-analysis study, the verdict is in: you shouldn't fear soy, and here's why.
How did soy get a bad name?
For more than 30 years, the health effects of soybeans and soy-based foods have been heavily investigated.
One consistent myth has remained.
And that is that soy-based products contain high levels of estrogen. This has led to some people fearing eating it, and others worrying that it may lower testosterone levels.
Part of this confusion lies in the fact that soy contains a lot of isoflavones, which are a type of phytoestrogen. This is a plant estrogen, and while it has similar effects to humankind, they are much weaker. Many studies looking into soy isoflavones may not even be applicable to human studies, according to Havard T.H. Chan School Of Public Health.
'There are many factors that make it difficult to construct blanket statements about the health effects of soy', the academics state.
And, ultimately, protein-rich soy is more likely to provide health benefits over anything negative.
Adobe. Do not use without permission. The legume is high in protein and possesses many health benefits
Hormone 'disruptor'
The newly published meta-analysis breaks down a host of historical studies into soy to ascertain the truth behind it.
Within it, scientists say soy became labeled as an 'endocrine disruptor'.
This means it was classified as an agent that 'interferes' with the natural hormones system that produces and secretes hormones in the body.
Other endocrine disruptors have been linked to increased risks of developing health conditions such as obesity, diabetes, thyroid problems, and heart disease.
People became concerned intake would 'feminize' men due to estrogens. Other studies fed this, as they had concluded testosterone levels could decrease with soy consumption.
But these studies contained gaps in their methodology, and they lack credibility, the meta-analysis concludes.
Myths clarified about soy
This technical review examined claims that isoflavones are endocrine disruptors and focused primarily on the clinical data; and secondarily, on observational data. This included research into over 40 clinical studies.
Its key finding was that neither soy-based foods nor isoflavones should be labeled as 'disruptors' of the endocrine. The study encourages future research exploring the biological effects.
You can read the full analysis here
Emily is a journalist based in Devon, where she reports on issues affecting local people from politics to the environment. She has also written features on feminism for Polyester Magazine.
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The Soy Nutrition Institute funded this. This is marketing not research: "Mark John Messina receives funding from the Soy Nutrition Institute as its Executive Director. Both Mindy Kurzer and John Sievenpiper are on the advisory board of the Soy Nutrition Institute. Ian Rowland is on the advisory board of the European Plant-based Foods Association. I have disclosed those interests fully to Taylor & Francis, and have in place an approved plan for managing any potential conflicts arising from these positions."
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Over the past couple weeks I have watched Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope (hereafter Star Wars) twice, along with bits of other films from the prequel and original trilogy. Also last month, I saw The Last Jedi in a special preview. My kids talk about Star Wars nonstop, have huge amounts of Star Wars Legos, books, lightsabers, droids, and video games. This is different from when I was a kid: we saw Star Wars once a year on TV, and The Empire Strikes Back or Return of the Jedi once every two to three years (seeing the Ewoks was a treat). Star Wars bonus material was hard to come by even in gaming stores and other genre-oriented places. It wasn't until I had kids who were old enough for Star Wars that I noticed the glut of material now available (including the entire EU, which was around, but not really part of my universe). Soon after that Episode VII was announced and you're all familiar with the story from there.


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NBN Co expands ITOM conversion through event management-Strategy-Cloud-Software-Telecom/ISP
NBN Co is using ServiceNow to expand its use in IT operations management, and it uses update features in the platform to better understand how events such as server issues will affect IT service delivery.
Infonet NBN Co revealed in July last year that NBN had adopted ServiceNow as a new IT service management platform for network operators to replace the BMC Remedy environment.
ITOM and Major Event Management Practice Manager James Tomlinson stated at ServiceNow's Now at Work A/NZ summit that NBN Co has expanded the existing and updated uses of ServiceNow.
Its existing implementation includes the discovery of changes made to on-premises and cloud-based infrastructure, as well as the mapping of relationships between applications, IT components and cloud services.
"Where we left last year, we did well. We have a CMDB [configuration management database] Approximately 4 million configuration items [configuration items]. Today, our number is 5 million, and 1.5 billion configuration items are discovered and updated every night. "Tomlinson said.
"It got better. When we started our journey, we started to provide five application services last May, and when we came to Now Now Work last year, our number had reached 40 people. It is an amazing achievement.
"We have taken this momentum [and] Now, we can map up to 140 application services. "
Service mapping enables NBN Co's operations team to "very quickly understand the impact of incidents, alarms and incidents on a wider range of service products."
"This will be further enhanced," Tomlinson said.
"So today we sat down and we understood the impact of application services, but when we started using CSDM, [or common service data model]. "
In ServiceNow's words, CSDM is a set of standardized and consistent terms and definitions that serve as a blueprint for organizations to map IT services using the ServiceNow stack.
Tomlinson continued: "CSDM will introduce some very exciting structures around service composition that will drive real customer value from the amazing data in the CMDB by discovering service mapping."
He said: "It will truly make it customer-centric." This will have a positive and continuous impact on internal and external users of NBN IT services.
In addition, according to NBN Co, it has also begun to use the operator workspace, which is an event management function in ServiceNow that can be used to "check service status and view services that may not run optimally, so that you can solve these problems." Technical documentation.
"Last year, we brought the ITSM process into ServiceNow-our incidents, problems, changes and service requests, but we have left the incident [management off the platform]", Tomlinson said.
One of the reasons why NBN Co did not immediately switch incident management to ServiceNow is because the company's incident management team "does not believe that doing so will greatly change their capabilities".
Tomlinson said: "Considering that we are still on the journey of service mapping, some organizational changes are needed to improve how they can fully utilize the platform's potential."
However, he was sure that after seeing the operator's workspace at the face-to-face Knowledge 2019 conference held by ServiceNow, he made a change.
"We deployed it in July this year, so it has been online for a few weeks," Tomlinson told the "Working Now" summit.
"We have effectively completed the lift, so we have used the feeds that have been used in the incident management system into ServiceNow, but we have handled these incidents from the legacy tools we have, and brought the team into ServiceNow and the operator workspace. In order to view, confirm and take action."
This change makes it easier for the ITOM team of NBN Co. to understand how, for example, infrastructure issues will affect downstream services.
"Before we get an event,'Server x has a problem, it is being used to maximum on the CPU, this is your situation, we have brought it into the operator's workspace, and… [now] Really enriched the event, [with] The output is an alarm," Tomlinson said.
"The alert tells us that'server x has a CPU problem, it is using the CPU to its maximum, but these are services that utilize server x, so this is your influence", or'this server x is a broader cluster There may be four in one part, do I need to worry about it?
"We can start pre-loading this information into the incident management team so that they can actually make informed decisions quickly.
"They don't have to look for other tools to find the actual function of the server, nor do they need to have tribal knowledge or experience.
"[Instead], Almost put them on the plate so that they can make the right decision at the right time. "
Tomlinson said the ITOM team worked closely with incident management in the transition to ServiceNow.
"Using incident management, one of our key concerns is…what is the ultimate value of migrating it from an old incident management platform to ServiceNow?" Tomlinson said.
"We took them on the journey and compared them. In fact, we had a special discussion and led them to complete a solution.
"We said,'Today, if you go through the old platform and get this alert, this is what you get. This is all the other things you have to do.' [whereas] "This is a ServiceNow option, which is done through the operator workspace, [this is the] The difference in time and the level of information provided".
"We don't need to sell them internally. As soon as they see the comparison, they conclude that it is "no brain".
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Review: Mason Bates' KC Jukebox: 'Thievery Corporation' at The Kennedy Center
Ana Morgenstern
The ethereal and complex mixture of sounds that Thievery Corporation has produced over a 22-year career has given them lots of material and a dedicated following. Their show last night at The Kennedy Center's Concert Hall showed that the band's creative take on mixing genres also lends itself well to a live orchestration. Thievery Corporation's following were out in full force to a performance that did not disappoint, defying the boundaries of classical and club music.
The performance is one of the most original and immersive programs I have seen at The Kennedy Center. Part of the Mason Bates' KC Jukebox series, which does a good job of presenting contemporary compositions by emerging artists. Led by Composer-In-Residence Mason Bates; this is one of those initiatives that has an important impact, as it breathes life to the classical music field by promoting experimental offerings and presenting these to new audience, all within an established venue.
Rob Garza and Eric Hilton of Thievery Corporation. Photo courtesy of The Kennedy Center.
The program last night included two classical works; one, "The Rise of Exotic Computing," composed by Mason Bates; and a classic piece, "Finale from Sinfonietta," by Argentine Astor Piazzolla. The piece by Mason Bates was a delightfully complex composition that delivered that melding of electronic and classical music. With Composer Teddy Abrams at the helm, the night was off to a terrific start. After the first set with these two pieces, Mason Bates came out to welcome the crowd. The excitement for Thievery Corporation has been building all along and the packed house cheered loudly for DC's own musical duo.
Rob Garza and Eric Hilton are at the center of Thievery Corporation and surely know how to put on a show. With an uncanny ability to mix different influences ranging from Jamaican music, Bossa Nova, Indian trip hop, rock, hip hop and even shoe gazing sounds; the duo welcomed new arrangements from young classical music composers that included Timo Andres, Teddy Abrams, Olga Bell, and Christopher Cerrone. With musicians from mostly the National Symphony Orchestra, each song once familiar took on a new tone and became alive at the now expansive Concert Hall.
It was an unusual night, surely, but one that showed that collaborations across seemingly different fields can yield inventive results. The quality of the music was only exacerbated by the wonderfully put together performances with two extra DJs, Striz of Groove Distribution fame and Justin Reed, a minimalist avant garde enthusiast hailing from the Midwest.
The entire stage looked like a combination between a club and the gorgeous concert hall that it is. With changing ambiance courtesy of a fantastic lighting production and a staging that made it possible for even the 15-member orchestra to stand out; The Kennedy Center turned out to be the perfect place for Thievery Corporation. Each song featured a different orchestration, which made it all feel like we were witnessing several different mini-concerts with songs that each conveyed a particular mood. The diverse crowd took it all in, with some people getting up and dancing to the different beats and rhythms, while others swaying from their chairs; there was a definite cool vibe throughout the night.
Mason Bates. Photo courtesy of The Kennedy Center.
Some of the highlights of the night included the performance of "Until the Morning," arranged by Anna Clyne at the top of the performance. Another of Thievery Corporation's biggest hits "A Gentle Dissolve," arranged by Olga Bell brought loud cheers and a brilliant take on the now classic track.
By the end of the performance the entire crowd rose for a standing ovation and a few were chanting for more. The band gracefully came back for a bow, but there was no encore. It was an amazing performance that turned out to be a one-of-a-kind night for the ages.
Set list by Thievery Corporation:
"Until the Morning"
"Richest Man in Babylon"
"Ghetto Matrix"
"Weapons of Distraction"
"Depth of My Soul"
"Sweet Tides"
"Lebanese Blonde"
"Forgotten People"
"Heaven Gonna Burn your Eyes"
"Love Is No Heart"
"A Gentle Dissolve"
"Marching the Hate Machines"
Running Time: 75 minutes with no intermission.
Mason Bates's KC Jukebox: Thievery Corporation performed for one night on Monday, May 15, 2017, at The Kennedy Center's Concert Hall – 2700 F Street, NW, in Washington, DC. For tickets to future events, call the box office at (202) 467-4600 or Toll-Free at (800) 444-1324, or purchase them online.
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Ana Morgenstern is a writer and researcher based in Washington, DC. She has worked in the cultural industry for six years and is a current film contributor for Independent Ethos, an online publication that celebrates culture and art as independent means of expression. She is also the co-founder of the Florida-based publication, which was recently awarded a Knight Foundation grant. Ana searches for the intersections between art, politics and the human experience. Her research has been published in academic journals such as Nature and IEEE. You can catch her at screening in independent cinemas or getting caught up with the latest indie concert.
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