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ENISA and a new cybersecurity act
In September 2017, the Commission adopted a cybersecurity package with new initiatives to further improve EU cyber-resilience, deterrence and defence. As part of these, the Commission tabled a legislative proposal to strengthen the EU Agency for Network Information Security (ENISA). Following the adoption of the Network Information Security Directive in 2016, ENISA is expected to play a broader role in the EU's cybersecurity landscape but is constrained by its current mandate and resources. The Commission ...
In September 2017, the Commission adopted a cybersecurity package with new initiatives to further improve EU cyber-resilience, deterrence and defence. As part of these, the Commission tabled a legislative proposal to strengthen the EU Agency for Network Information Security (ENISA). Following the adoption of the Network Information Security Directive in 2016, ENISA is expected to play a broader role in the EU's cybersecurity landscape but is constrained by its current mandate and resources. The Commission presented an ambitious reform proposal, including a permanent mandate for the agency, to ensure that ENISA can not only provide expert advice, as has been the case until now, but can also perform operational tasks. The proposal also envisaged the creation of the first voluntary EU cybersecurity certification framework for ICT products, where ENISA will also play an important role. Within the European Parliament, the Industry, Research and Energy Committee adopted its report on 10 July 2018. An agreement was reached with the Council during the fifth trilogue meeting, on 10 December 2018. The text was adopted by the European Parliament on 12 March and by the Council on 9 April 2019. The new regulation came into force on 27 June 2019. Fourth edition. The 'EU Legislation in Progress' briefings are updated at key stages throughout the legislative procedure. Please note this document has been designed for on-line viewing.
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EU policies – Delivering for citizens: Digital transformation
A digital revolution is transforming the world as we know it at unprecedented speed. Digital technologies have changed the way businesses operate, how people connect and exchange information, and how they interact with the public and private sectors. European businesses and citizens alike need an adequate policy framework and appropriate skills and infrastructures to capture the enormous value created by the digital economy and make a success of digital transformation. The European Union plays an ...
A digital revolution is transforming the world as we know it at unprecedented speed. Digital technologies have changed the way businesses operate, how people connect and exchange information, and how they interact with the public and private sectors. European businesses and citizens alike need an adequate policy framework and appropriate skills and infrastructures to capture the enormous value created by the digital economy and make a success of digital transformation. The European Union plays an active role in shaping the digital economy, with cross-policy initiatives that range from boosting investment to reforming EU laws, to non-legislative actions to improve Member States' coordination and exchange of best practices. The 2014-2019 parliamentary term has seen a number of initiatives in the areas of digitalisation of industry and public services, investment in digital infrastructure and services, research programmes, cybersecurity, e-commerce, copyright and data protection legislation. There is a growing awareness among EU citizens that digital technologies play an important role in their everyday lives. In a 2017 survey, two-thirds of Europeans said that these technologies have a positive impact on society, the economy and their own lives. However, they also bring new challenges. A majority of respondents felt that the EU, Member States' authorities and companies need to take action to address the impacts of these technologies. The European Union will increase its support for digital transformation in the coming years, as illustrated by the recent proposal for the Digital Europe programme (for 2021-2027) – which would be the first ever funding programme dedicated solely to supporting digital transformation in the EU. Further EU action will doubtless be needed, notably to increase infrastructure investment, boost innovation, foster digital champions and businesses digitalisation, reduce existing digital divides, remove remaining barriers in the digital single market and ensure an adequate legal and regulatory framework in the areas of advanced computing and data, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. The European Parliament, as co-legislator, is closely involved in shaping the policy framework that will help citizens and businesses fully exploit the potential of digital technologies. This is an update of an earlier briefing issued in advance of the 2019 European elections.
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The new European cybersecurity competence centre and network
On 13 September 2017, the Commission adopted a cybersecurity package containing a series of initiatives to further improve EU cyber-resilience, deterrence and defence. A year later, the Commission presented a proposal for the creation of a European cybersecurity competence centre with a related network of national coordination centres. The initiative aims to improve and strengthen the EU's cybersecurity capacity, by stimulating the European technological and industrial cybersecurity ecosystem as ...
On 13 September 2017, the Commission adopted a cybersecurity package containing a series of initiatives to further improve EU cyber-resilience, deterrence and defence. A year later, the Commission presented a proposal for the creation of a European cybersecurity competence centre with a related network of national coordination centres. The initiative aims to improve and strengthen the EU's cybersecurity capacity, by stimulating the European technological and industrial cybersecurity ecosystem as well as coordinating and pooling necessary resources in Europe. The competence centre is supposed to become the main body that would manage EU financial resources dedicated to cybersecurity research under the two proposed programmes – Digital Europe and Horizon Europe – within the next multiannual financial framework, for 2021-2027. Within the European Parliament, the file was assigned to the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE). The report was adopted on 19 February 2019 in ITRE committee and voted by Parliament during the March I 2019 plenary. Although trilogue negotiations took place in March 2019, given the short timeframe until the end of the term no agreement could be reached. It is thus expected that Parliament will confirm its position at first reading during the April II plenary.
The mid-term review of the digital single market strategy in 2017 identified the data economy as one of the top three priority areas for action in the second half of the strategy's implementation, and announced a legislative proposal to improve access to and the re-use of publicly funded data. These data, which include geographical, land registry, statistical and legal information, are needed by re-users in the digital economy, and are increasingly employed by public administrations themselves. On ...
The mid-term review of the digital single market strategy in 2017 identified the data economy as one of the top three priority areas for action in the second half of the strategy's implementation, and announced a legislative proposal to improve access to and the re-use of publicly funded data. These data, which include geographical, land registry, statistical and legal information, are needed by re-users in the digital economy, and are increasingly employed by public administrations themselves. On 25 April 2018, the European Commission adopted a proposal for a revision of the directive on the re-use of public sector information, which was presented as part of a package of measures aiming to facilitate the creation of a common data space in the EU. The directive addresses a number of issues, and presents ways to boost the potential of public sector information, including the provision of real-time access to dynamic data, the supply of high-value public data for re-use, the prevention of new forms of exclusive arrangement, and action to limit the use of exceptions to the principle of charging the marginal cost. Within the European Parliament, the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE) adopted its report on 2 December 2018. An agreement was reached with the Council in trilogue on 22 January 2019, and this was approved by the ITRE committee on 19 February. The agreed text is expected to be voted by Parliament in plenary during April 2019.
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ENISA and new EU Cybersecurity Act
The European Commission proposed to increase EU resilience and response to cyber-attacks via a permanent mandate and an enhanced role for the EU Agency for Network Information Security (ENISA), the EU cybersecurity agency. It also envisages creating the first EU cybersecurity certification framework for ICT products and services, where ENISA will play an important role. The European Parliament's Industry, Research and Energy Committee (ITRE) adopted its report on 10 July 2018, as well as a mandate ...
The European Commission proposed to increase EU resilience and response to cyber-attacks via a permanent mandate and an enhanced role for the EU Agency for Network Information Security (ENISA), the EU cybersecurity agency. It also envisages creating the first EU cybersecurity certification framework for ICT products and services, where ENISA will play an important role. The European Parliament's Industry, Research and Energy Committee (ITRE) adopted its report on 10 July 2018, as well as a mandate to enter into interinstitutional negotiations. The Council adopted its mandate on 8 June 2018. During the fifth trilogue meeting on 10 December 2018 an agreement was reached. It is due to be voted by Parliament in plenary during March.
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Free flow of non-personal data in the European Union
One of the 16 key elements of the Commission's digital single market strategy, presented in 2015, was a legislative proposal to facilitate the free flow of non-personal data. The mid-term review of the digital single market in 2017 identified the data economy as one of the top three priority areas in the second half of the strategy's implementation. It found the European data economy could grow 18-fold, given favourable policy and legislative conditions, representing 4 % of EU GDP by 2020. On 13 ...
One of the 16 key elements of the Commission's digital single market strategy, presented in 2015, was a legislative proposal to facilitate the free flow of non-personal data. The mid-term review of the digital single market in 2017 identified the data economy as one of the top three priority areas in the second half of the strategy's implementation. It found the European data economy could grow 18-fold, given favourable policy and legislative conditions, representing 4 % of EU GDP by 2020. On 13 September 2017, the Commission tabled a proposal for a regulation aimed at removing obstacles to the free movement of non-personal data across borders. It focuses on removing the geographical restrictions on data storage in the internal market, a move long demanded by stakeholders. In addition, the Commission proposes self-regulation to facilitate switching cloud-service-providers for professional users. Other, less widely agreed aspects, such as access rights and liability were left for future proposals. The European Parliament adopted the legislation on 3 October 2018 and it was approved by the Council of Ministers on 9 November. The regulation was signed by both institutions on 14 November and published in the Official Journal on 28 November. It will be directly applicable in all Member States from 18 June 2019. Fourth edition. The 'EU Legislation in Progress' briefings are updated at key stages throughout the legislative procedure. Please note this document has been designed for on-line viewing.
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Free flow of non-personal data in the EU
In 2017, the European Commission adopted a proposal for a regulation on a framework for the free flow of non-personal data across the EU. This proposal was presented as one of the key actions in the mid-term review of the Digital Single Market strategy. The European Parliament is due to vote on the text agreed in trilogue negotiations during its October I plenary session.
European high-performance computing joint undertaking
Following a declaration made by seven EU Member States in March 2017, the European Commission adopted a proposal to establish a joint undertaking for high-performance computing (HPC) under Article 187 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) on 11 January 2018. The proposed regulation would establish the joint undertaking for the period to 31 December 2026, and provide it with €486 million in EU funds from the Horizon 2020 and Connecting Europe Facility programmes as well as ...
Following a declaration made by seven EU Member States in March 2017, the European Commission adopted a proposal to establish a joint undertaking for high-performance computing (HPC) under Article 187 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) on 11 January 2018. The proposed regulation would establish the joint undertaking for the period to 31 December 2026, and provide it with €486 million in EU funds from the Horizon 2020 and Connecting Europe Facility programmes as well as an equivalent contribution from the participating countries. The joint undertaking would be charged with the joint procurement of two pre-exascale supercomputers for the Union. It would also implement an HPC research and innovation programme to support the European HPC ecosystem in developing technologies to reach exascale performance by 2022-2023. Within the European Parliament, the Industry Committee adopted its report on 19 June 2018. It is expected that Parliament will adopt its opinion during the July 2018 plenary session. Second edition, based on an original briefing by Vincent Reillon. The 'EU Legislation in Progress' briefings are updated at key stages throughout the legislative procedure.
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EYE event - Quantum leaps: This time it's the EU!
The European Commission has launched an ambitious €1 billion research initiative on quantum technology, which will contribute, among other things, to the development of quantum supercomputers; expected to surpass traditional supercomputers, these could dramatically improve the technology used in areas such as communication, computing and sensing.
Adapting to new digital realities: Main issues and policy responses
Digital technologies have changed the way we live and transformed the world around us at unprecedented speed. They have affected all important aspects of life, both at work and at home, and have influenced almost everything from human relations to the economy, to the extent that access to the internet has now become a basic human right recognised by the United Nations. This profound change presents both opportunities and threats to our society. Citizens need specific skills and access to be able ...
Digital technologies have changed the way we live and transformed the world around us at unprecedented speed. They have affected all important aspects of life, both at work and at home, and have influenced almost everything from human relations to the economy, to the extent that access to the internet has now become a basic human right recognised by the United Nations. This profound change presents both opportunities and threats to our society. Citizens need specific skills and access to be able to meaningfully take part in society and work. European businesses need an adequate policy framework and infrastructure to capture the enormous value created by the digital economy. Supporting innovation, removing barriers in the digital single market, and effectively managing and using data are the necessary tools to assist them and boost economic growth in Europe. The European Union takes an active part in shaping the digital economy and society, with cross policy initiatives that range from boosting investment, through reforms of copyright and e privacy, to removal of geo-blocking and development of e-government. This multifaceted approach is necessary to facilitate adaptation to complex new realities. The European Parliament, as co legislator, is involved in shaping the policy framework which will help citizens and businesses fully utilise the potential of digital technologies.
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Please note that advance registration for Junior tennis Classes is mandatory.
Please sign your kids up for junior classes soon. This will help us with our early planning.
Welcome to Stony Lake Tennis 2018!
Stony Lake Tennis, v. 2018, is beginning to come together and it's shaping up to be our best summer yet!
This year will be a little of the old and a little of the new with 2015 and 2016 head pro Matt Halder coming back to Juniper to coach our adults and juniors. Matt brings with him a wealth of experience, having spent the last number of years as a club pro at the Badminton and Racquet Club in Toronto. Matt's easygoing nature and love of the game allows players of all ages and levels to develop new skills as well as have a heck of a good time on court. We warmly welcome back Matt, along with his wife Sandra and daughter Georgia, to Stony.
We remain as committed as ever to developing leadership among our Stony Lakers. Matt Scace is returning in the role of Assistant Head Pro after a second year playing for Queen's University on their varsity team and Chris Plant will be back with one foot in the junior program and the other helping coach adult clinics. Ben Rush, our SLYC current boys' singles champion, will continue in a more formal capacity in the junior program and we are excited to add Cassie King, our girls' singles champ, to our junior squad. Both Ben and Cassie come with tremendous enthusiasm and a love for Stony Lake and SLYC tennis. Under the committed mentorship of Matt, Matt and Chris, we look forward to seeing our next generation of junior pros develop and flourish.
We have the best problem ever at SLYC tennis: everyone wants to play tennis! It's a constant balancing act trying to maintain class ratios and providing equally levelled play as much as possible. So much of our success depends on you so please make every effort to register your kids in their junior programs well in advance. It becomes very challenging to offer quality programming when we don't know what attendance looks like and we ask for your full cooperation. Given the demand for all of our junior programs (Little Aces, Junior Drills and Teen Drills), we won't be able to accept same-day registrations; rather than be disappointed, sign up early!
This year, the junior program will follow the general guidelines of the Long Term Athlete Development Program for young tennis players. While our 8-week program cannot embrace all aspects of the LTAD, we will aim for age-appropriate instruction and play as a means to developing skill and creating a lifelong love of the game.
Please have a look at the new Codes of Conduct for participants, parents and instructors. Our main objective is always to provide a respectful, safe and inclusive environment for everyone and we all carry a responsibility for making our program successful.
Rivalling our vibrant junior programming is our fantastic adult tennis community. We'll be offering general bootcamp clinics for all levels, twice-weekly novice and advanced clinics, some doubles strategy sessions and our always-popular men's drills and Thursday ladies' nights. Watch for some new opps, like a Saturday morning 'Rise'n'Grind' for all the hard-hitters out there: Matt Scace will take advanced groups of four through an exhausting hour on court every Saturday morning, followed by a hot cup of java outside the Hut to talk tennis. What better way to start a summer weekend at the cottage than that? And remember as well that you can grab a group and book a semi-private lesson with any of our pros —an excellent way to spend time with friends or family.
As always, many thanks for your support of the SLYC tennis program. We continue to grow year after year with entire families discovering the love of tennis and the beautiful spirit that embodies our club. I welcome all comments and suggestions; please don't hesitate to email me anytime.
All court usage will be tracked during the upcoming summer. Each individual will be entitled to 5 sessions on court during any given week. A court session will consist of a clinic, private lesson, free play court booking, guest booking or partner of another member's court booking. Exceptions will be made on a case-by-case basis if and when there is availability for a given session.
All sessions will be eligible for booking at 12pm, 3 days in advance. For example, if you wish to book a free play court, clinic, or private lesson on a Thursday, you will do so on the preceding Monday at 12pm. All bookings will be done via the pros either at the Hut or over the phone.
1. Sign-ups will be at the tennis hut or over the phone. All clinics will be on a first come first serve basis. You will not be permitted to sign up any additional members (exceptions made for spouses and children). For Junior Tennis registration please register online on MindBody.
2. Billing will be done to the card on file from their membership following the clinic.
Little Aces (ages 4-6)- This is where it all begins! The focus is on fun and early tennis development with kids learning the basic fundamentals of holding a racquet, hand eye coordination and court movement through games and drills.
Little Aces (ages 7-8)- These classes introduce our young players to slightly more advanced tennis skills, though beginners are always welcome! Instruction will focus on grips, hand eye coordination, footwork and coordination on the court. This will begin the overall development of skills required for future tennis instruction.
Junior Drills (ages 9-11)- Our most popular class! Junior Drills invites players of all abilities to take part as courts are divided carefully according to skill. Instruction will focus on grips, strike technique and court management. There will also be introductory strategy of playing singles and doubles points but the focus is on fun and healthy competition. It's a great way to end the sailing day!
Teen Drills (ages 12-16). All ages and level are welcome at Teen Drills as courts will be divided according to ability and experience. Emphasis will be on a wide variety of concepts including technique, mental skills, conditioning skills and also competition. We will also focus on both singles and doubles strategy play. A healthy competitive environment will be present in this class but our main focus is providing a place for teens to gather, play sport and develop their skill, regardless of their level.
Adult clinics will be run each day of the week this summer, with levels suitable for every player. Men's drills and ladies' nights will continue as well. All signups are done at the Hut or over the phone on a first-come, first served basis. Clinics will be charged to the member based on credit card information given in the membership process.
Some drills will be high intensity and other will focus more on technique as well as stroke improvement. Strategy, point play, movement and decision making on court are also integral parts of all of our clinics. Adult programs have proven to be a huge success over the past years providing individuals the opportunity to improve their games in a relaxed social setting.
Guests are welcome pending last-minute availability; booking preference is given to SLYC members but if space permits, we love to have guests!
Pros Matt H. Matt S, and Chris are also available for private clinic bookings. Please speak with any of them directly for more information and booking. It's a great opportunity for families or groups of friends!
Members will be allowed to bring guests for "free play" as many times as they would like throughout the summer. Each guest will be asked to pay $15 per visit to the courts. The cost for a guest to participate in organized programming will be $35 per clinic. It is also important to note that guests will only be eligible to participate in the programming should space be available 2 hours prior to the start of the program. Members always take precedence over guests provided they have signed up 2 hours prior to the start of the program.
Junior guests will be entitled to 1 week's worth of programming per summer as space is available. Junior guests must be staying on the lake with a tennis member family. The cost for junior guests is the junior session price plus $5 guest fee per session. Junior members of SLYC will take precedence at all times.


Chopsticks holder made of ceramic in Japan.
This classy black ceramic chopsticks holder is painted in a beautiful silver tint and represents a symbol of Japan, Sakura, the cherry blossom. In Japan, Sakura stands for the ephemeral beauty of life and inspires art.


Title: "Entropy Guided Visualization and Analysis of Multivariate Spatio-Temporal Data Generated by Physically Based Simulation"
Abstract: Flow fields produced by physically based simulations are subsets of multivariate spatio-temporal data. It's difficult to extract representative views for the interpretation of fluid behavior due to data complexity. In this talk, utilization of information theory to find entropy maps for vector fields, and use of entropy maps to aid visualization of the flow fields will be presented. Principal component analysis (PCA) is used to find a projection that has the maximal directional variation in polar coordinates, producing results with fewer artifacts than the traditional methods.
Entropy guided visualizations of different data sets are presented to evaluate proposed method for the generation of entropy maps. In addition to using data sets available for research purposes, a fluid simulation framework using Smoothed-particle hydrodynamics (SPH) is also developed to produce flow fields. SPH is used to generate data sets which are difficult to interpret with direct visualization techniques. A moderate improvement for the performance and stability of SPH implementations is also proposed with the use of fractional derivatives, which are known to be useful for approximating particle behavior immersed in fluids.
Bio: Selcuk Sumengen received his BS, MS, and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Science and Engineering from Sabanci University in 2004, 2006 and 2013, respectively. During his graduate studies, he visited Computer Vision Laboratory at EPFL, and Computer Graphics Laboratory at UC Merced. His research focuses on physically based simulations and visualization of multivariate spatio-temporal datasets.
In 2010, he started to work at VisioThink, a spin-off from Sabancı University, as a team lead developing LBS applications for Turkcell. In the end of 2011, he joined to HAVELSAN's image processing team as a research engineer, and also worked as a project technical manager. In 2014, he was working at SAP Development Center in Istanbul as a senior software developer focusing on in-memory database, big-data, predictive and visual analytics, and data visualization. Since May 2015, he works as a chief researcher and project technical lead at TUBITAK Space Technologies Research Institute.
Dr. Sumengen has published three journal articles, seven conference publications and one book chapter. His main research interests are computer graphics, physically based simulations, parallel & distributed computing, and information visualization.


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So Fun! Broadway in Chicago Presents The Devil Wears Prada at the James M. Nederlander Theatre (Through August 21, 2022)
The book version of The Devil Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger was released in 2003 and became a New York Times Bestseller. The film version was released in 2006 starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway. The first preview performance took place on July 19, 2022. After the Chicago run, it is planned to head to Broadway.
Andy is a new college graduate who has been looking for a job for six months. At the last minute, she gets an interview at Runway magazine with the Chief Editor, Miranda. She doesn't know much about fashion, but she still surprisingly gets the job. She struggles with the work at first, but with the help of Nigel she gets a makeover and begins to fit in. While she is laser focused on her career, her friends and boyfriend feel neglected. Will she find a balance between her work and personal life?
A handful of the songs by Elton John are great. However, another handful could use some work. There is a good balance between the amount of dialog and the songs.
Taylor Iman Jones is excellent as Andy. She truly transforms from the beginning of the show to the end. Beth Leavel is fierce as Miranda. She is a strong and powerful boss. Javier Muñoz (Hamilton and In The Heights on Broadway) is great as Nigel, who has an excellent song in the second half.
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The outfits in the show are stunning in appearance and in number. The set is also impressive as it spins around and as it tranforms from New York to Paris. It is definitely Broadway quality.
Cost of a ticket: $153 (Back Orchestra)
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Get tickets now for The Devil Wears Prada through August 21st!
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Xavier Lefèvre – A Revolutionary Tutor: Clarinet Sonatas Volume 2
Wonderfully vivid performance by Colin Lawson in the 2nd volume of recordings devoted to the complete Sonatas for clarinet and cello by Xavier Lefèvre. With cellist Sebastian Comberti, these lesser known sonatas from the set of twelve, are a revelation heard in the instrumentation they were intended; intimate, lyrical and sparkling with tonal colours. A musical delight in the hands of a master.
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Choose an optionCD + full download (mp3 & flac)Full download (mp3 & flac)Download 1 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 2 in A Minor: I. Allegro ma non troppoDownload 2 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 2 in A Minor: II. AdagioDownload 3 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 2 in A Minor: III. AllegroDownload 4 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 4 in F Major: I. Allegro sostenutoDownload 5 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 4 in F Major: II. AdagioDownload 6 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 4 in F Major: III. AllegrettoDownload 7 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 6 in C Major: I. Allegro moderatoDownload 8 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 6 in C Major: II. AdagioDownload 9 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 6 in C Major: III. Tempo di minuettoDownload 10 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 8 in F Major: I. AllegroDownload 11 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 8 in F Major: II. AdagioDownload 12 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 8 in F Major: III. Allegretto rondeauDownload 13 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 10 in B-Flat Major: I. ModeratoDownload 14 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 10 in B-Flat Major: II. AdagioDownload 15 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 10 in B-Flat Major: III. Allegretto rondeauDownload 16 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 12 in F Major: I. AllegroDownload 17 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 12 in F Major: II. AdagioDownload 18 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 12 in F Major: III. Andante con variazioni Clear
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A revolutionary tutor
Volume 2 of the Lefèvre Sonatas completes the set of 12 from his Méthode de Clarinette (1802) Recorded by period performance specialist Colin Lawson, on this recording partnered with cellist Sebastian Comberti. Reviews of Vol. 1 praised the clarity of texture of the historical instrumentation and the consequent benefit to Lefèvre's inventive pieces. Repertoire on the new disc by, again reflects the progressive nature of the set, ranging from the concise Sonata no. 2 to the complex final Sonata. No. 12, with its characterful set of variations. These performances offer a vivid contrast to the unwieldy medium of modern B flat clarinet and piano, on which a few of the sonatas have been played from modern editions. Many of the pieces are, however, virtually unknown. Following on from Colin Lawson's other highly successful recordings, this CD will inspire players and listeners alike.
First performances using original instrumentation (C clarinet and cello)
Core repertoire (included on Associated Board and many other exam syllabi)
Important set of early Clarinet Sonatas from a celebrated pedagogue
Volume 2 – Sonatas 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 of a two-volume set
Colin Lawson – C clarinet Sebastian Comberti – cello
' Lawson's well known as a period instrumentalist, brings these academic works to artistic life with subtle use of ornamentation and sensitive variation in dynamics'.
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CD + full download (mp3 & flac), Full download (mp3 & flac), Download 1 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 2 in A Minor: I. Allegro ma non troppo, Download 2 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 2 in A Minor: II. Adagio, Download 3 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 2 in A Minor: III. Allegro, Download 4 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 4 in F Major: I. Allegro sostenuto, Download 5 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 4 in F Major: II. Adagio, Download 6 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 4 in F Major: III. Allegretto, Download 7 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 6 in C Major: I. Allegro moderato, Download 8 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 6 in C Major: II. Adagio, Download 9 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 6 in C Major: III. Tempo di minuetto, Download 10 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 8 in F Major: I. Allegro, Download 11 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 8 in F Major: II. Adagio, Download 12 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 8 in F Major: III. Allegretto rondeau, Download 13 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 10 in B-Flat Major: I. Moderato, Download 14 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 10 in B-Flat Major: II. Adagio, Download 15 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 10 in B-Flat Major: III. Allegretto rondeau, Download 16 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 12 in F Major: I. Allegro, Download 17 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 12 in F Major: II. Adagio, Download 18 Xavier Lefevre: Sonata No. 12 in F Major: III. Andante con variazioni
Colin Lawson's Classical Collection
A wealth of 18th and 19th century repertoire can be found in this wonderful collection of recordings recorded by period performance specialist Colin Lawson
Saverio Mercadante Concertos for Clarinet & Concertoni for Winds and Orchestra
In a recordings of concertos devoted to the music of Saverio Mercadanta, there is much to enjoy. With the eminent soloist Luigi Magistrelli, ltaly's foremost clarinettist, along with an Italian supporting artists, the stylistic authenticity is to be savoured as much as the music itself. Recently lost from view and presented here for the first time with an extensive booklet, this is a glorious example of early classics clarinet concertos.
Marcel Mule – "Le Patron" of the Saxophone
Jean Philippe Rameau Gavotte; Roelens Pavane et Menuet vif; Fonse La Tyrolienne; Forêt Pâtres; Genin Variations sur Marlborough Demersseman Le Carnaval de Venise; Pierre Vellones Concerto, Valse Chromatique…
Xavier Lefèvre – "A Revolutionary Tutor" Clarinet Sonatas, vol. 1
Following on from Colin Lawson's highly successful recordings, to hear these sonatas in the instrumentation of clarinet and cello as they were originally written, gives listeners the opportunity to relish the clarity of the clarinet melodies complimented by the cello's simple harmony. Often heard with an over embellished piano harmony, these recordings are a revelation and fill a vital gap in the recorded catalogue.
A Grand Duo
Carl Maria von Weber Grand Duo Concertant; Anton Stadler Three Caprices; Norbert Burgmüller Duo; Franz Danzi Sonata in B flat; Carl Loewe Three Scottish Pictures.
A fascinating collection of Classical and Romantic clarinet music – collected on one CD for the first time.
I was impressed by the quality of the release and the artful balance of the repertoire. The ear is consistently gratified by Colin Lawson's insight into the music and his mastery of the clarinet.


What do you all use as your e-mail signature?
How about waiting til you *start* medical school later this year?
Have you already graduated from college??
Piece of advice: this looks like serious bragging to me, please try to cut it, it is unattractive.
I don't mean to brag, I just don't know what is the norm at medical schools. I just only recently graduated from college, so I have a lot to learn. Any examples would be appreciated.
PS I made my example signature intentionally extravagant in order to provide a starting point for this conversation. I know what I wrote is not good, and that is why I am asking for help here.
I don't use a signature.
this is a ridiculous question to be asking on a pre-medical forum.
This. If I'm communicating with administrators or professors I use my legal name (I normally go by my middle name) and, if pertinent, will throw in my ID number. If I need to let someone know about my school/grad year (e.g. for Psych/Behavior system we're required to observe an AA or NA meeting which requires coordination with the people running that meeting), I'll normally mention it in the first sentence of the body of my email. I'm a student. I don't feel the need to brag that some school has given me the privilege to pay them $50k a year for 4 years.
For school purposes, use the email provided by the school (not a commercial or another provider). It might already violate school policy if this person communicates with that signature already. But let him/her learn the hard way.
It's still March, they haven't even matriculated yet... Why would anyone need this signature??
Why can't they just send everybody an email saying that they are happy they got in somewhere and leave it at that?
This is not straying far from being tool-ish. But I know a sophomore in undergrad who actually has a mini resume as her signature which includes every club and position she has had on campus (and none of them are big positions like VP, secretary, treasure, etc)!
When I actually start med school, I plan to have a very simple, yet tasteful signature! No need for excessive bragging!
.One never notices what has been done; .
.one can only see what remains to be done..
.All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. - Poe.
.There are more things in heaven and earth, .
.Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. .
depending on how I feel. Just feels nice to end with something I believe in.
Accepted to Harvard, Yale, Stanford.
I personally just have my name and my phone number.
No fancy signature. If I want to include my cell number, I do in the body of the email. Otherwise it's just first and last name, or first name if I know the person well.
I have no idea why ppl r responding the way they r.
Your proposed signature is exactly what i used during school, and what most medical students use.
A proper email sig will be necessary, especially during ur clinical yrs when u begin communications with attendings, program directors, chairmens, etc.
but leave out ur undergrad.
Your sig is not a mini-CV. You leave out the email in signatures because that information is contained in the header. It's unnecessary. Also, only grad students about to graduate use "PhD candidate" but med students shouldn't use "MD candidate" ever. The school is usually unnecessary because it's contained in the domain name of the email address. If you're using a gmail address, you may insert it in there.
Proper sig should look like this.
Your sig is not a mini-CV. You leave out the email in signatures because that information is contained in the header. It's unnecessary.
Outlook doesn't always show email addresses (I think if they are already in your contacts?) and won't print them either. While you can change it, it's pretty buried and most people don't know how.
It's also a problem when you forward emails, depending on the program and how it's done it does not preserve header information.
First, if you're using Outlook and don't know how to find contact email addresses, you need to take the tutorial. Contact email can be found by right clicking their names 99.9999% of the time.
Second, if you're putting unnecessary information in your signature - LOL. Name, tele/email is all you need. Unless you have a ****ing MD or PhD, there's no reason to brag about not being anything. Putting MD Candidate would be the same thing as me putting "Indy Lottery Contestant" in my sig.
I despise the use of signatures that include school info and degree candidates. Name, phone, e-mail is fine. If you have a degree that is applicable to the content of the e-mail (ie prof e-mailing students, doc e-mailing patients) then PhD or MD/DO after their name is appropriate. E-mailing your classmates, no one cares.
As a med student, I have never used a sig containing Med class of 20XX and can't think of a single e-mail where I needed it. If anything, I would have included it in the body of the e-mail. Hi doc Smith, I am a med student and was interested in working in your research lab.
I used to work in IT, I have no problems with Outlook or its tricks, it's everyone else that make me want to shoot myself.
But knowing how to show a contact address only helps if you have the original, if it got printed without it or forwarded you are SOL.
Many of you are oversensitive about having a slightly descriptive signature in an email.
Accepted! MD Class of 2017!
Some email programs will hide the email to shorten the headers. That doesn't mean you should include it because you can still find it. Gmail will auto-hide the subject, it doesn't mean I should include the subject in the body of my email.
Second, almost all programs will copy the "from" header when forwarding. If not, then you should get a better email client.
Yes, there are a few times when including an email is appropriate in a signature like when you are sending mail through a listserv. But for everyday email, leave it out.
Email address ranks up there with inspirational quotes as the most annoying thing to see in email signature lines.
Haha. I meant professional email sigs. Forum sigs and emails to your little sister, put whatever you want.


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Modi, shah, chunaaw aayog ki mili bhagat ki khuli pol.
Madhya Pradesh ke beena bazar mein bina number ki school bus aur 3 bolero jeep mein sawwaon 100 ki tadaad mein EVM MACHINE strong room mein rakhte hue pakdegaye.
Koi bhi zimmedaar officer jawab nahin de parahan hai tabhi to Modi aur Shah danke ki chot par kehte hai ki sarkar hamari hi banegi.
Saathiyon is video ko zyada se zyada share kare taake haramiyon ka pata public ko maloom hojaye.
मध्य प्रदेश के बीना बाजार में बिना नंबर की स्कूल गाड़ी और 3 बोलेरो जीप में सैकड़ों EVM मशीन strong room में रखते हुए पकड़े गये। कोई भी जिम्मेदार अधिकारी जवाब दे नही पा रहा है तभी तो मोदी शाह डंके की चोट कहते हैं कि सरकार हमारी ही बनेंगी…!
A video in wide circulation in India shows some people found Hundreds of EVMs in School Bus without any number plate. Accompanying message in English and Hindi suggests the ruling BJP Party and Election Commission together are planning to Rig the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections. Allegedly, the hundreds of rigged EVMs in School bus and couple of Bolero jeeps were found in Madhya Pradesh (MP) while they were secretly placed in strong room. The fact of the matter, however, is that the video shows an old incident from November 2018. It does not show BJP and Election Commission's plans to rig Lok Sabha elections.
The messages accompanying the video in fact link Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Amit Shah and the Election Commission to Rigging Elections by manipulating the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). The video shows a School Bus (without any number plate) and two Bolero Jeeps carrying some EVMs locked inside cases. The video actually shows an incident from November 2018 in Sagar City of Madhya Pradesh, India.
Some people found the EVMs in School bus on 30th November 2018, 2 days after Madhya Pradesh Assembly Elections. Some Congress workers started protesting that hundreds of polled EVMs were to be placed in strong room after tampering. Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee also mentioned the incident on Twitter questioning if the attempt to change EVMs is a plan of Government to ensure BJP win.
The video of EVMs in School Bus went viral and Congress workers started protesting. Subsequently, Election Commission of Madhya Pradesh looked into the matter. Responding to the allegations of rigging, official Twitter account of Chief Electoral Officer of Madhya Pradesh said the EVMs in School bus and Bolero jeeps are 'Reserve' ones stationed at some Police stations. They would act as replacement for malfunctioning machines during Poll. The Chief Electoral Officer of MP also added that Polled EVMs were neither opened nor were supposed to be opened.
A report on The Times of India website timesofindia.indiatimes.com mentioned the vehicles reached district headquarters in Sagar from Khurai to deliver 37 reserved EVMs – two days after the polling. For the delay in handing over the reserved EVMs, Election Commission in fact suspended a naib Tehsildar. NDTV website ndtv.com reported a clarification from the Chief Electoral Officer saying, "Every EVM has a unique number code for it. The numbers of EVM used in polling have been shared with all political parties. The numbers of reserved EVM's have been checked by political parties in Sagar districts. Their numbers are different".
So, the video showing EVMs in School bus is an old incident from November 2018 in Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. Back then Chief Electoral Officer of Madhya Pradesh clarified the EVMs are reserved ones not used in Assembly polling. So, the claim that the finding of EVMs in School bus shows BJP and Election Commission are planning to rig the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections in India is a hoax.


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Q: Is there a way to see all output in PuTTy using screen? I have a linux server that is connected to my ec2 instance and I'm trying to do some debugging when I'm in screen.  The issue I'm facing is that sometimes I get big long error messages that fill up the PuTTy screen, and I can only see a few lines, maybe like 20.  I've tried doing shft+pgup and ctrl+pgup but this just brings me back up to where I started leaving the rest of the output hidden.  I've also tried doing ctrl+a+[ and then try to page up with the up arrows but nothing happens.  I also my scrollback is set to 2000 by default, but it's obviously not showing 2000 lines.
I've tried pretty much everything that I've found online and none of them seem to work.  It's a little bit of a bummer not being able to see all the logging, especially when I need to find out what's causing some of my errors.  Only seeing part of the error or just the bottom half definitely doesn't help me.
If anyone knows how I can see the rest/all of the logs that I'm outputting to my server, I would appreciate it greatly!  Thanks.

A: I use screen a lot, but I chose to automatically log all the console output to a file (by editing the .screenrc file in the home directory).
Then you can conveniently review or tail the file.
There are alternatives to screen such as tmux that may behave differently, but I don't have enough experience.
If you have error messages, the application generating those errors should log them to a file anyway. Error logs should be persistent, relying on the screen is not enough.

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Source: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Seventh Census of the United States, 1850. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1850. M432, Roll 250.
In the margin is the note, "United Society of Shakers." The Society inhabited four dwelling houses, their real estate valued at $20,000. The first two persons listed are identified as "Trustees." Individuals who attended school within the year are marked with an asterisk (*).
Otis Sawyer, 35, male, Mechanic, b. Me.
Ransom Gilman, 30, male, Farmer, b. Me.
Joseph Briggs, 84, male, Gardiner, b. Mass.
George Parsons, 84, male, Cooper, b. Mass.
James Holmes, 78, male, Cooper, b. Mass.
Levi Holmes, 70, male, Cooper, b. Me.
James Coffin, 60, male, Farmer, b. Me.
John Coffin, 58, male, Farmer, b. Me.
John Brown, 60, male, Farmer, b. Eng.
*Isaac Goodwin, 18, male, Farmer, b. Me.
*Huet Chandler, 17, male, Farmer, b. Me.
*Ezra Goodwin, 15, male, Farmer, b. Me.
*Peter Knight, 16, male, Farmer, b. Me.
*David Ferro, 14, male, b. N. B.
*Otis Cox, 13, male, b. Me.
*Augustus Bragdon, 14, male, b. Me.
*John Bragdon, 12, male, b. Me.
*Oscar Jaquith, 12, male, b. Me.
*Wm Wheeler, 11, male, b. Me.
*Gilbert Bubier, 11, male, b. Me.
*Geo. Morrison, 9, male, b. Me.
*Edwd Larrabee, 12, male, b. Me.
Mercy Briggs, 74, female, b. Mass.
Ruth Holmes, 78, female, b. Mass.
Louis Carle, 78, female, b. Me.
Deborah Pote, 76, female, b. Me.
Elenor Stenchfield, 77, female, b. Me.
Molly Fuller, 65, female, b. Me.
Lucy Holmes, 65, female, b. Me.
Lucy Dutton, 72, female, b. Me.
Lydia Crowell, 75, female, b. Me.
Charlotte Thomas, 61, female, b. Me.
Abigail Frost, 62, female, b. Me.
Hannah Swett, 60, female, b. Me.
Lydia Littlefield, 58, female, b. Me.
Nancy Pierce, 49, female, b. Me.
Sarah Palmer, 54, female, b. Me.
Betsy Littlefield, 49, female, b. Me.
Ruth Butler, 48, female, b. Me.
Lavina McIntire, 43, female, b. Me.
Lydia Dutton, 42, female, b. Me.
Elisabeth Abbot, 42, female, Deaconess, b. Me.
Rosanna Crowell, 40, female, b. Me.
Celia Sanders, 39, female, b. Me.
Mary J. Jones, 39, female, b. Me.
Hannah Dutton, 37, female, b. Me.
Lucretia Dutton, 34, female, b. Me.
Sophia Dutton, 32, female, b. Me.
Sarah Mace, 26, female, b. Me.
Adeline Jacobs, 24, female, b. Me.
Olive Goodwin, 21, female, b. Me.
Rosetta Crowell, 20, female, b. Me.
Lydia Mace, 19, female, b. Me.
*Deborah Cummings, 16, female, b. Me.
*Merriam Metcalf, 17, female, b. Me.
*Silvina Crowell, 16, female, b. Me.
*Martha Goodwin, 16, female, b. Me.
*Esther Cummings, 14, female, b. Me.
*Elisabeth Wheeler, 14, female, b. Me.
*Augusta Campbell, 12, female, b. Me.
*Amanda Metcalf, 8, female, b. Me.
*Elisabeth Morrison, 7, female, b. Me.
*Frances Gower, 11, female, b. Me.
*Georgianna Gower, 7, female, b. Me.
Joseph Brackett, 53, male, Elder, b. Me.
Rebecca Hodgdon, 70, female, Spiritual teacher, b. Me.
Deborah Fuller, 47, female, Spiritual teacher, b. Me.
Abner Wade, 38, male, Laborer, b. Me.
Aurelia Mace, 14, female, b. Me.


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What a wonderful, delightful, warm and sunny day for an Easter celebration! So many childhood memories, which have evolved into memories of our children when they were little, and now to watching the joy on our grandkids faces!
Every year it is a challenge - whether to have a brunch before or after church services, early or late dinner, sundresses and pastel shirts & ties, or whether we'll need sweaters or cold weather jackets. This year the planets aligned, and we enjoyed a beautiful sunny day with temps in the upper 70's. The Easter Bunny had an exciting outdoor egg hunt prepared, and the entire family was able to get together to share a relaxing and delicious brunch. We munched and nibbled all day...and just enjoyed the day and being together.
Through the years I've discovered that nobody wants me to mess too much with our traditional Easter recipes or meals...it is classic all the way! Simple and delicious! Why don't you grab a plate, pick your favorites from below, and enjoy with some fresh orange, grapefruit or apple juice, a fresh mimosa or steaming mug of coffee with us?


And YET the majority of them ruled AGAINST Lula & the fellow-crooks! This is exactly what happens when a loot is NOT divided amongst the fellow crooks! It did happen in the past [Maluf, Collor?] and with the others [Cunha, Cabral?]. They should at least have some [not crooked] ethics & unite to remain "Not Guilty"; to forever in Power!
Apparently, the story attempts to legitimate the Supreme Tribunal decision to send Lula to prison by implying that if judges appointed by Dilma and Lula voted to incarcerate Lula, then there must've been compelling evidence supporting the decision.
Of course, this fact could also show the possibility that Lula and Dilma's choice of judges was based on merit instead of blind allegiance.
Additionally, on April 12 tribunal member Gilmar Mendes, with support of fellow member Ricardo Lewandowski, accused judge Sergio Moro of using detention instead of available alternative measures.
On that day, Mendes voted to accept a habeas corpus seeking to free former economy minister of Lula government Antonio Palocci. A majority of court members voted to reject the habeas corpus.
Palocci has received only a first-level conviction, but Moro pushed for his detention arguing that he may jeopardize the investigation.
Mendes, who was main lawyer of the government of Fernando Henrique Cardoso and is anti-PT, compared the rejection of the habeas corpus with a martial decree issued during Brazil's dictatorship.
I thought it was interesting, too.
It seems to me that either Lula and Dilma choose good, honest judges, who made an honest decision about Lula's case, or else they chose corrupt judges who later turned on them to support the establishment. I suppose they could just have been unlucky, but 4/4 in Dilma's case seems well beyond chance.
Enrique Lula Massot's analysis of the SC judges appointed by Lula and Dilma, is interesting but innacurate.
With few exceptions, the presidents who appointed the judges expected a certain amount of 'gratitude' in return......so much so, when Joaquim Barbosa (now retired due to death threats to him and his family - just like Edson Fachin is going through now) did not let Lula off the hook in the "mensalão" as quickly as Lula would have liked, Lula publicly criticized him, calling him "ungrateful"...Wonder why ?
Toffoli was affiliated to the PT, and was the Party's lawyer....elevated to the STF by Dilma who presumed his loyalty would be unwavering. It has been. Lewandowski was also affiliated to the PT, and showed his loyalty by not condemning Dilma to lose her political rights when impeached. Gilmar Mendes is no anti-anything...he's all for himself, going with the flow, trying to appear more than all the others, and probably attends the highest bidder. Many of his decisions, contradicting previous public positions on certain issues, are really quite inexplicable. Marco A. Mello may not be a declared petista but he seems to be favouring them of late. Alexandre de Morais, appointed by Temer - who thought it was a 'smart' move - is not being particularly loyal to Temer....as to being appointed based on merit, some were, but Toffoli definitely wasn't, as even as a lawyer he was quite insignificant, but he fit the requirements to not double-cross the PT.
It's funny how the 'petistas' (and Reekie Lula Massot) all start from the premise that the judges are always wrong, and then look for reasons to justify their allegations...or, if someone is convicted, it must be because they are innocent....unless of course, they don't profess the same ideology.
Despite the STF judges who, as a majority did not concede Lula's HC, there was the lower court judge, the three appellate court judges and five from the STJ, who all found Lula guilty.
HONEST decision? in politics? By the Politicians? Is ANYTHING really "honest" in POLITICS?
Thinking some more, the judges have to be approved by the senate like in the US, don't they? So none of the presidents could just appoint whoever they liked. Probably Dilma had to make more compromises than Lula so did try to appoint judges based on merit.
It appears that EM approves or not of the judges based on how they voted on Lula. If he believes the judges who voted against Lula did so based on other considerations (bribes, party loyalty), it's equally likely the ones who voted for Lula did the same, but from the other side.
How has de Morais been disloyal to Temer? I didn't think any of the accusations against Temer had gone anywhere since congress refuses to lift his immunity.
Oh oh. In spite of being thrown in jail, former Brazil president Lula da Silva is still the favourite of the electors.
Lula has a comfortable lead with 31 per cent of intention vote, while ultra right candidate Jair Bolsonaro trails behind with 15 per cent.
In third position is Marina Silva of the Green Party with 10 per cent vote intention.
Without Lula, blank votes would win the election, with 23 per cent of Brazilians casting a protest ballot.
Looks like Brazilians are not assuming that somebody is guilty if imprisoned.
A good thing that Lula is being moved to Brasilia, then. At this point it seems perfectly appropriate that Brazil has a president who is a convicted criminal and gets day release from prison to run the country.
There are other ways of voting than at the ballot box. You voted with your feet by moving to Canada, a country that supports free trade and neoliberal policies, and recently backed the US strikes in Syria. I'm curious; when you left Argentina, did you ever consider moving to Cuba? Would you move to Venezuela now, so you can support the 'fight against imperialism' in person?


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Add 1 cup near boiling water. Stir well, seal tightly and put in a cozy for 5 minutes.
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Restart steam if you're in a hurry to get it to update.
Not a whole lot to add to this one beyond what the release notes say. It's mostly a lot of polish. We're hitting the point where that's just about all that's left, which is good!
Very, very cool!!! These are some nice changes. Thank You!!
Good patch so far here. Not running into any problems.
There is one other thing I wanted to bring up though, which is the manufacturing levels on Expert. They might need toning down; not so much because of difficulty, but because the combined ammo of every Exo all at once with very beefed up attack power cannot take down a group of the size I'm seeing. It's not doable, not even close. Heck, I just did a mission that was mostly Hunters, Avalanch, and SilenceBots, just a normal office mission, and I blew through half the ammo on my team JUST killing those. And I didn't kill ALL of them, either; I had a ShieldBot virused and tagging along for part of it, so I stopped about 13 or 15 of the enemy bots by simply by letting them run out of ammo and shut down.
Now granted, I've only found two out of four Bahamut stations, but the weapons added by those typically are very low-ammo types, so that isnt really going to help.
The HideBots alone have 4000 HP each. Blunderbots are about 12,000, DumbBots are about 2000. The CommandBots have 4000 on their own, and of course are capable of boosting other things; I've found that commandbots can potentially upgrade 30-40 other bots in crowded areas, and those guys are going to be scattered among that final mission.
Now, things are a LITTLE skewed by the fact that I'd gone through most of this run with low-damage weapons, since the parts hadnt been balanced until I'd already hit the late game, so I couldnt do all that much damage in Tiger Den missions. But this number would still be pretty darn high, particularly considering the nature of those missions.
In all honesty I should have brought this one up alot sooner, after the number of bots per mission, for normal missions, was dropped to balance with the shield and power increase as difficulty rises, as it makes sense that THESE numbers need to drop as well to account for this.
In other news, overall the whole game is going pretty well now. I'll still advocate the idea of a difficulty higher than Expert, but I think Expert itself is just about where it needs to be. Most players are going to find plenty of challenge here, and lots of good tactical stuffs to be done in it. I've not lost Exos much myself, except in the Tiger's Den missions, did two of those, did some decent damage before going down considering my weaponry at the time, and had the occaisional death of the Science Exo by him essentially walking into chainsaws, or my Brawler when he dissolves himself, really must stop doing that.
EDIT: The number of bosses there isnt actually part of the problem. They dont have particularly insane health, generally around 12,000 or so, just very dangerous abilities instead, and there's assassinations yet to be done. So that bit actually seems about right.
Just FYI, for me, the single most annoying issue at the moment is the error thrown when placing a sentry.
Restarting the game everytime I forget I should not do that is no fun (not speaking about from not being able to use them).
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Curious - did you guys attempt to estimate a balance ballpark according to the possible total amount of damage put out by exos -vs.- the total shield pool of the enemy forces? It's something that large weapon blast radii would throw out of the window ( until the bots fill the whole screen fairly evenly), but just curious.
I would imagine that on Expert and above it may actually be better gameplay to not have enough ammo in certain missions and the final mission, to make sure virusing and related tactics come into play. Depends on the bots you get, I guess.
Well, even if you have more than enough ammo, typically you need viruses/mines/whatever on that difficulty as it is, even on normal missions. Unless I get a bizarrely easy mission, like one with tons of cover and thunderbots everywhere, generally I'm using those sorts of things in every mission. Which is, of course, a big part of why I like this mode.
Those things though wouldnt add enough to damage output to make the final fight work, though. Typically they dont entirely take out bots on their own, you need to use them in conjunction with actual weapons to get the best results out of them. Quite alot of depth in relation to all of this, really.
The good thing is, right now, this is the only part of the game that seems to have any major issues at the moment. At least, on this mode. Most other things seem to be well-balanced.
* The per-day manufacturing level increase is now 6 on hard and expert, rather than 7 and 8, so that it now matches normal difficulty. Given the way the bot health increases on hard and expert, this was kind of double-dipping.
If we need to drop them all to 5, do let me know.
Regarding the balance of the damage output versus the enemies at the end... that's super complex because we don't know which exos you have, what parts you have, how you put your parts in, etc.
In theory we could do a baseline based on an Assault/Siege/Sniper/Science party with maybe +100% attack on each weapon, +150% ammo on each weapon, and +50% exo-wide attack. Since that represents one full attack part and one full ammo part on each weapon, and about 1.7 full exo-wide-attack parts across the whole exo. Max-level part stats, that is.
But as zharmad mentioned there's issues with the AOE weapons having a _much_ wider variance in how much damage they can do.
I would like to see the end robots a randomized variance on a baseline. Sometimes, you might really roll complete crap and have to pull a rabbit out of a hat. The minimum should be based upon the level you are playing at.
Perhaps the non-boss exponents need toning down a bit?
How..... how in the world did there get to be 400 of one bot?!?
I'm starting a new game on Expert myself, so we'll see what happens with those numbers now changed up.
* The number of bots that were getting created for the final mission were vaaastly too many, and have now been cut down quite a bit.


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Danisco stands by for record sugar harvest
By Jess Halliday
21-Aug-2007 - Last updated on 19-Jul-2008 at 21:31 GMT
Related tags: Sugar, European union
Danisco is expecting a record sugar harvest as climactic factors
have stimulated growth, the year's first field samples indicate,
meaning that any excess above quota will be channelled towards
non-food uses.
The group conducted the first of its two customary field samples on August 13 in Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Finland and Lithuania. In all locations the tonnes of beet per hectare and the tonnes of sugar per hectare exceed averages for the past five years. While much of Europe has been bemoaning poor weather this year, it seems that this is the reason behind Danisco's bumper crop. Although there have been regional variations, the crop was sewn earlier this year because of the warm and sunny spring, and crops flourished with the heavy rainfall over the summer. The Danish group said that despite the expectation of a record harvest that should "significantly exceed" the group's total EU quota of 929,000 tonnes, the new EU sugar regime means that it is not altering its outlook on earnings from sugar for the current year. A spokesperson could not immediately confirm the current earnings outlook. Under the new rules, which came into effect last year, sugar produced over and above the quota is either transferred to the quota for the following year, or used for non-food purposes. Danisco says it has been increasing its focus on sugar for non-food uses, such as pharmaceuticals and animal feed. A spokesperson for the company could not say whether less beet will be planted next year as a result of the high yield this year, as it depends how much is channelled to these non-food areas. Danisco will conduct its second field samples at the beginning of September. In full year 2006/7 Danisco reported revenue of DKK 6,995m from its sugar division, compared to DKK 7,881m in 2005/6 and DKK 8,155m in 2004/5. The decline is seen most sharply in the division's margins, which plummeted from DKK 1,035m in 2004/5, to DKK 898m in 2005/6, to DKK 581m in 2006/7. The new sugar regime was drawn up in a bid to improve competitiveness and market-orientation of the EU sugar sector and guarantee its long term future. It brought the system in line with the rest of the reformed Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), and put an end to a heavily subsidized system that had reigned for some 40 years. The present regime in force until 2014/15. Its aims include a reduction of minimum sugar and sugar beet prices by approximately 40 per cent; a reduction in total sugar production, with a quota sale scheme, and a reduction in EU sugar exports. But it has also led to many of the stalwart sugar producers in the bloc reassessing the balance of their business - and Danisco is no exception. It closed three of its factories in Denmark, Sweden and Finland, sold parts of its quotas in Sweden and Finland, and purchased extra quota in Germany. It also optimised shared functions. These measures resulted in the loss of 350 jobs. Other companies have also taken steps to safeguard their operations for the long term. For instance, Tate & Lyle has upped its emphasis on ingredients for the health and wellness foods market. CSM finally received clearance to sell its sugar business to Royal Cosun this year, and is now focusing on bakery ingredients and products. Cosucra exited sugar beet processing entirely when the reforms were announced in 2003 and now active in healthy ingredients, including the prebiotic fibre inulin.
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Breaking Point was an American rock band on the record label Wind-Up Entertainment. It was founded in 1999 in Memphis, Tennessee.

Breaking Point's debut album, Coming of Age, was released in 2001 with a follow-up, Beautiful Disorder, released in 2005.

Their songs have been used in a number of films and theatrical soundtracks, including The Scorpion King, the Funimation dub of Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge, and Fantastic Four, as well as a trailer for Biker Boyz. Additionally, their song "One of a Kind" had been used as the theme song of Rob Van Dam, who was also featured in the music video, during his WWE career.

Breaking Point toured with the several bands, including Sevendust, Saliva, Theory of a Deadman and Fuel.

In mid-2006, Breaking Point toured the United States with Creed frontman Scott Stapp. As of July 2007, guitarist Justin Rimer has been performing as a member of 12 Stones. Brett recently became the frontman of local Memphis band Aurora. Greg Edmondson is now currently the bassist for Collide Over Me.

In May 2011, the original incarnation of Breaking Point reunited at Hard Rock Cafe in Memphis, TN for a benefit show and played an acoustic set.

Original drummer Jody Abbott died in 2022 after a battle with Huntington's Disease.

According to Spotify, as of December 4, 2022, Breaking Point has 149,385 streams per month. Their song "One of a Kind" has 9,703,463 million streams.

Former band members
Jody Abbott (died 2022) - drums
Justin Rimer - lead guitar
Brett Erickson - vocals, lead/rhythm guitar
Greg Edmondson - bass guitar
Aaron "Zeke" Dauner - drums
David Cowell - guitar

Discography

Studio albums
Coming of Age (2001, Wind-up)
Beautiful Disorder (2005, Wind-up)

Singles
"Coming of Age" (2001, Wind-up)
"Brother" (2001, Wind-up)
"One of a Kind" (2002, Wind-up) No. 38 Mainstream Rock Tracks
"Show Me a Sign" (2005, Wind-up) No. 25 Mainstream Rock Tracks
"All Messed Up" (2005, Wind-up) No. 26 Hot Adult Top 40 Tracks
"Promise Keeper" (2005, Wind-up)

Music Videos
Breaking Point Videos at YouTube
One Of A Kind
All Messed Up

Soundtrack contributions
High School Stories
 Wishcraft (2001) (song: "Coming of Age")
Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug (2001 Funimation dub) (song: "Coming of Age")
The Scorpion King (2002) (song: "27")
WWF Forceable Entry (2002) (song: "One of a Kind")
Dragonball Z: Cooler's Revenge (2002 Funimation dub) (songs: "Falling Down", "Under", "Phoenix")
Fantastic Four (2005) (song: "Goodbye to You")

References

External links

Alternative rock groups from Tennessee
Musical groups established in 1999
Musical groups from Memphis, Tennessee
Wind-up Records artists
1999 establishments in Tennessee

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By Eddie Castro
If you're the type of sports fan that likes a lot of offense and no defense, the game between the young men of Lincoln and Iona Prep may have not been a game with those attributes. This past Sunday, the two programs squared off in Coney Island at the Martin Luther King showcase. Both squads came out the gates as cold as a Brooklyn night in January. However, the Rail Splitters were able to gain just enough momentum to pull away from the Gaels in a low-scoring affair of 53-44. Lincoln senior Mike Reid led the way with a game-high 21 points and a strong defensive effort.
The boys from Lincoln struggled often in the first half, especially in the second quarter where the offense only put up five points. Iona Prep's front line is very big when it comes to height and that became quite the advantage and gave the Rail Splitters some tough times to begin the game. At halftime, Lincoln made some key adjustments and slowed down the pace and logged in on defense making big-time stops and forcing turnovers. Their defense would ultimately create some offense for them. The shots Lincoln was not getting to fall were all of a sudden dropping in for them as they started the third quarter on an 11-2 scoring run in the first five minutes. When asked about the key adjustments in the second half and finding a way to score, Lincoln Head Coach Dwayne "Tiny" Morton said: "We just had to be unselfish. Pass to the open man. Run the offense. Play basketball the way it's supposed to be played."
With the win last Sunday, the Rail Splitters now have a win-loss record of 15-2. It also marks a big-time win over a team from the Catholic Athletic Association. If Sunday was a message sent out to the other schools, even though the victory was an ugly one, it was a victory nevertheless. If their defense is as solid as it was in that second half, the Rail Splitters can be "scary good" come playoff time.
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(Football) The Final Four of football is upon us. For the NFC, it will be the Green Bay Packers at Atlanta Falcons. In the AFC, it will be the Pittsburgh Steelers @ New England Patriots. Two exciting championship games to see who will earn a trip to the Super Bowl.
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Mitch McConnell repeatedly had to stop to wipe tears from his face as he talked about Kyle Simmons during an extraordinary speech on the Senate floor.
McConnell gives emotional send-off for chief of staff
By ERIKA LOVLEY and JOHN BRESNAHAN
Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is not known for his emotional outbursts, especially in public, but he wept openly on the Senate floor Thursday as he spoke about Kyle Simmons, his outgoing chief of staff.
"Everything I ever asked him to do, he did it well, even though he had every excuse not to," McConnell said, as his voice cracked.
McConnell repeatedly had to stop to wipe tears from his face as he talked about Simmons during an extraordinary speech on the Senate floor.
"When I think of what Kyle has meant to me over the past 15 years. ... He's been more than a staffer; he's been a colleague, a confidant and a dear friend." McConnell trailed off as he paused to hold onto the podium. "He leaves behind an office and a boss who will miss him terribly. Kyle, thank you so very much."
Known as a quiet, low-key man who was fiercely dedicated to his office, Simmons first met McConnell in a Capitol Hill elevator in the mid-1990s.
"Kyle was never in it for himself," McConnell said. "I know as well as I know that the sun is coming up tomorrow, that through three Senate elections, two whip races, two [Republican] leader races and countless legislative efforts in between, that he never, never put his own interests ahead of mine."
McConnell added: "He's made me look better than I am for 15 years. And nearly everything I've accomplished over that time, I owe, in part, to him."
Simmons, a Kentucky native, is departing McConnell's office at the end of this week. He will be replaced by Sharon Soderstrom, the deputy chief of staff.
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