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1965 Performance of the Crucifixion
Recently we found a 33 1/3 rpm record album of a May 13, 1965 performance of The Crucifiion by our choir. To listen to it click on Side 1 and then Side 2!
Special thanks to Ed Mathey of Trinity Church, Newtown and our own Eric Sampson for making a copy for playback on our website.
Pictured left is the Rev. Thomas Chappell, our rector in 1965.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church Senior Choir
Brookfield Center, Conn
By Sir John Stainer
John S. Edwards, Organist & Choir Director
Mr. Henry Becker, Tenor
Mr. Joseph Fennell, Bass
Dr. Paul Kunkel, Bass
The Rev. Thomas H. Chappell, Rector
Sir John Stainer (6 June 1840 – 31 March 1901) was an English composer and organist whose music, though not generally much performed today (with the exception of The Crucifixion, still heard at Eastertide in many Protestant churches of the former British Empire), was very popular during his lifetime. His work as choir trainer and organist set standards for Anglican church music which are still influential. He was also active as an academic, becoming professor of music at Oxford University in 1889. According to Peter Charlton's Stainer biography, Sir Arthur Sullivan's tribute to Stainer was blunt and memorable: "He is a genius". (see Wikipedia)
A truly scarce album of this performance.


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WATCH LIVE: Day 1 Olympic tennis includes Ivanovic, Cilic, Venus
By Nicholas MendolaAug 6, 2016, 9:15 AM EDT
Photo by Tim Whitby/Getty Images
Men's and women's singles open first round play Saturday in Rio, as tennis opens its Olympic run.
World No. 6 Venus Williams took gold in 2000, and will open her 2016 tournament against Belgium's Kirsten Flipkens (No. 62) at 5:45 p.m. EDT.
Serbia's Ana Ivanovic starts at Noon against Carla Suarez Navarro of Spain.
Beginning play today for the men are American players Jack Sock, Steve Johnson, and Brian Baker, as well as men's No. 9 Jo-Wilifried Tsonga, Marin Cilic, and Gael Monfils.
All times EDT
9:45 a.m.: Men's singles first round, Ramos-Vinolas (Spain) vs. Nishikori (Japan) – WATCH LIVE
10:00 a.m. Women's singles first round, Keys (United States) vs. Kovinic (Montenegro) –WATCH LIVE
10:00 a.m.: Women's singles first round, Strycova (Czech Republic) vs. Wick mayer (Belgium) – WATCH LIVE
10:00 a.m.: Women's singles first round, Errani (Italy) vs. Bertens (Netherlands) – WATCH LIVE
10:00 a.m.: Men's singles first round, Berankis (Lithuania) vs. Millman (Australia) – WATCH LIVE
12:00 p.m.: Women's singles first round, Ivanovic (Serbia) vs. Navarro (Spain) – WATCH LIVE
12:00 p.m.: Men's singles first round, Dimitrov (Bulgaria) vs. Cilic (Croatia) – WATCH LIVE
12:00 p.m.: Men's singles first round, Sock (United States) vs. Taro (Japan) – WATCH LIVE
12:00 p.m.: Women's singles first round, Wilson (Great Britain) vs. Peng (China) – WATCH LIVE
12:00 p.m.: Women's singles first round, Bacsinszky (Switzerland) vs. Zhang (China) –WATCH LIVE
2:00 p.m.: Men's singles first round, Jaziri (Turkey) vs. Tsonga (France) – WATCH LIVE
2:00 p.m.: Women's singles first round, Zheng (Canada) vs. Radwanska (Poland) –WATCH LIVE
2:00 p.m.: Men's singles first round, King (Barbados) vs. Johnson (United States) –WATCH LIVE
2:00 p.m.: Men's singles first round, Baker (United States) vs. Sugita (Japan) – WATCH LIVE
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What Will I Learn In a Private Flute Lesson?
We don't waste time with older saxophone instructional methods that don't really help you reach your goals, work too slowly, or don't work at all. Get ready to have fun & play music!
A student who is interested in participating in private saxophone lessons that cannot read music will benefit from the sessions just as much as a student that may already have experience reading music.


David will share about the planned Lynnwood Neighborhood Center, a major project that will utilize a large portion of Trinity Lutheran Church's property off 64th Ave W, just down the street from where we meet.
He will speak to the gaps in services in South Snohomish County for social services and VOA's desire to introduce an integrated service center model in South Snohomish County. David will provide an overview of the Lynnwood Neighborhood Center, the timeline for the project, and the current array of service partners.
The mission of Volunteers of America Western Washington (VOA) is to serve people and communities in need and create opportunities for people to experience the joy of serving others. While the needs of the community have changed dramatically since VOA opened their doors more than a century ago, the essence of thier mission has never wavered: we reach and uplift vulnerable families, children, seniors, and disabled adults so they can be self-sufficient, experience connection, and reach their full potential.
David Jordan is a Project Manager at Volunteers of America Western Washington. He is currently working on the Lynnwood Neighborhood Center project. He has lived in Edmonds since 2007 with his wife and three daughters.


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Anyone can be the killer on 'Sharp Objects,' except the guy they'll probably arrest
I see you there on that porch, sitting in your sinister pastels...
Image: Anne Marie Fox/HBO
By Alexis Nedd 2018-08-17 15:21:49 UTC
There are only two episodes of Sharp Objects to go and many watchers still don't have a solid idea on who the Wind Gap killer actually is.
At the end of Episode 6, "Cherry," the chief of police informs Detective Willis that a worker at the pig farm identified teen weirdo John Keene as the person who dumped a bike belonging to Natalie, the second victim and John Keene's little sister, into a river of pig feces around the farm...but something about that bicycle and the case against John Keene still seems wrong.
If Keene is arrested in the seventh episode, the Wind Gap authorities will likely have napped the wrong person.
SEE ALSO: 'Sharp Objects' is a must-watch subversion of the Dead Girl trope
That's not to say that John Keene is incapable of the murder. It seems that everyone in Wind Gap has a chip on their shoulder about something or other, but Camille rightly notes that John Keene had zero motive to kill his sister — they were close in a way that made sense for siblings who grew up in Pennsylvania but translated poorly to the hyper-masculine world of Wind Gap Missouri. To the outside observers, in this case the audience, there's nothing out of the ordinary about John Keene. Ordinary people don't just murder their sisters.
Their refusal to acknowledge that a woman might be responsible may be blinding them to some of the more insidious female characters around them
So if not John, then who? Sharp Objects has laid many hints that while the Sheriff and Detective Willis have focused on the men in the town, their refusal to acknowledge that a woman might be responsible may be blinding them to some of the more insidious female characters around them:
Ashley Wheeler
John Keene's girlfriend is a power-hungry piece of work, a cheerleader who desires popularity and acclaim more than anything else. It's clear that she didn't really like Natalie or Ann, the other victim, that much, but keeps trying to get Camille to write about her relationships with them in the paper.
When Camille asks Ashley why she thinks John didn't kill the girls, she says "because it would make him popular," which is a completely bonkers way to look at a double homicide. Did Ashley kill the girls to get her name in the newspapers and earn long-lasting "popularity?" Yikes.
Adora Crellin
Listen, Adora sucks but it's hard to believe that she was responsible for murdering two teenagers. That doesn't mean, however, that she's not culpable in another way. Her odd reaction to finding out the bicycle was found on her pig farm was to tell the Sheriff not to do anything until she got there and didn't tell Camille at all what was happening.
Adora clearly has a certain amount of control over the way things work in Wind Gap, and that which she can't control outright she manipulates with delicate airs and constant malingering — could she be aiding or abetting the real killer to protect her position or the town?
Amma Crellin
In a town of scary teens, Amma really is one of the scariest out there. She's been cagey about her personal history with the dead girls, first denying that she knew them while others insinuated that she used to be best friends with them as recently as a year ago.
It would be physically difficult for Amma to murder two of her contemporaries and harder still to yank their teeth out with pliers, but she has an oddly loyal cadre of friends who do, in Amma's words, "whatever I want them to." Teen murder squad? Teen murder squad.
Jackie O'Neel
Ha, it's probably not Jackie. The town drunk/gossip who's actually kind of nice to Camille doesn't have the coordination to pull off double murders without telling anyone about it, but it's possible that she knows more about the murders than she's letting on right now.
For all the talk of the women being overlooked, however, there are still some male suspects to be examined. For instance:
Bob Nash
Eh, Bob seems to be having too hard a time with being accused of killing his daughter to actually have done it. Like the other prime suspect John Keene, he doesn't have any motive to kill little girls even if people say he's a drunk and (potentially) an abuser. Leave Bob Nash alone.
Alan Crellin
A lot of online theories point to Alan Crellin, Adora's husband and Amma's father, as a likely candidate for the murderer. To examine the evidence, Alan is physically neglected by his wife and may have some kind of pent up psycho-sexual weirdness to work out, he seems to fixate of records sung by young women with racy portraits on their record sleeves, and he...doesn't really seem to have much else going on.
If Alan is the one behind the murders, it does explain Adora's need to have control over the investigation. On the other hand, he seems rather weak-willed unto himself and doesn't do very many things without his wife's permission. Are Adora and Alan in on it together? That's...creepy.
Kirk Lacey
Music teacher and repentant sexual assaulter (ugh) Kirk Lacey got his big scene in Episode 6, when he apologized to Camille for what he and his friends did to her in the woods after a football game in their youth. Camille doesn't exactly forgive him (because she shouldn't have to), but something in his behavior then and in previous episodes still seems off.
This is the same teacher who brushed off Amma's advances when they rehearsed the Calhoun Day play, but the girls in the class seemed to have some in-jokes about their young teacher. If Kirk had inappropriate relationships with his students, it's possible that he is a strong suspect in the two disappearances.
WATCH: 10 of the best TV shows that made it to 10 seasons
Topics: Entertainment, sharp-objects, sharp-objects-killer


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Mahalo for 65 Years!
With our 65th anniversary celebration coming to a close, we wanted to reflect on our brand's rich history and express how grateful we are to be associated with a brand that has been bringing Aloha into people's lives for over 65 years.
Original Reyn's Men's Wear store, Catalina, 1949
As a heritage brand, we strive to stay true to the founding principles that continue to serve as the foundation of our business and success. While the team has changed over the years, we continually draw on the knowledge and experiences of previous employees and company leaders.
Reyn McCullough (left) and Tim McCullough (right)
To commemorate the end of our 65th Anniversary, our President Rob Tolleson recently sat down with Tim McCullough, former President and son of brand co-founder Reyn McCullough, to chat about his experience leading the company, what he views as the key reasons for our success, and his favorite prints from over the years.
Rob Tolleson: When did you take the helm at the company?
Tim McCullough: In the Fall of 1978. I was only 29 years old, but my father Reyn passed away at the young age of 65, so I took over the family business.
Reyn and family in Avalon Harbor (Catalina)
RT: How long did you serve as President? What are some of the most meaningful achievements during your tenure?
TM: About 30 years. I am very proud that we introduced the product globally, employed almost 250 people (our single most important asset), and released lots of cool prints during those years.
Tim McCullough (middle) 1970
RT: What are the basic fundamentals of a Spooner?
TM: High quality, authentic, timeless, "wearable art."
RT: What are your favorite prints of all time?
TM: Lahaina Sailor, 50th State, and Banaras. But I love all of my children equally!
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Our team is so thankful to the McCulloughs for creating, developing, and growing the brand and customer base globally! A great big mahalo to the founding family of Reyn Spooner, the team that perpetuates the heritage of this great brand, and our devoted 'Ohana of customers – we would not be here 65 years later without you!
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Söderbergplaketten. När generalmajor Nils Söderberg fyllde 75 år, 26 april 1972, överlämnade representanter för Svensk Flyghistorisk Förening en penninggåva, avsedd som grundplåt till en plakett, som skulle bära Nils Söderbergs namn och utdelas årligen för förtjänster inom det flyghistoriska området. Plaketten formgavs av Yngve Svalander. Mottagare av plaketten kan föreslås av Chefen för Flygvapnet, Volvo Aero AB och Kungliga Svenska Aeroklubben samt av varje medlem i SFF.

 1 1973 Nils Söderberg
 2 1974 Hans Reichenberg
 3 1975 Curt Palmblad
 4 1976 Björn Karlström
 5 1977 Bo Widfeldt
 6 1978 Ragnar Fredrik Bengtsson
 7 1979 Göte Johansson
 8 1980 Axel Carleson
 9 1981 Per Björkner
10 1982 Håkan Lundborg
11 1984 Helmer Larsson
12 1985 Stig Kernell
13 1986 Erik Bratt
14 1987 Gösta Norrbohm (postumt)
15 1987 Bertil Skogsberg
16 1988 Benny Karlsson
17 1989 Carl Fredrik Geust
18 1990 Carl-Gustaf Ahremark
19 1991 Lennart Andersson
20 1992 Mikael Carlson
21 1993 Sölve Fasth
22 1994 Lennart Berns
23 1995 Lars E Lundin
24 1996 Hans Björkqvist
25 1997 Yngve Nilsson.
26 1998 Mikael Forslund
27 1999 Torstein Landström
28 2000 Sven Stridsberg
29 2002 Jan Waernberg
30 2003 Rolf Algotsson
31 2003 Sigurd Isacsson
32 2004 Freddy Stenbom
33 2005 Tore Eriksson.
34 2005 Tor Karlsson
35 2006 Carl-Olof Emanuelsson
36 2006 Björn Svedfeldt
37 2007 Michael Sanz
38 2008 Gunnar Lindqvist
39 2009 Pelle Lundberg
40 2010 Helge Ljungström
41 2011 Lars-Inge Grundberg
42 2011 Gösta Kersmark
43 2011 Gunnar Vieweg
44 2012 Per Pellebergs
45 2013 Peter Liander
46 2014 Roger Eliasson
47 2014 Per Björkqvist
48 2015 Sven-Erik Jönsson
49 2016 Joakim Westh
50 2016 Åke Jansson
51 2017 Pär Cederqvist
52 2018 Anders Nylén
53 2018 Daniel Karlsson
54 2019 Åke Hall
55 2019 Per Lindquist
56 2021 Sven Scheiderbauer
57 2021 Hans Kampf
58 2022 Rolf Björkman

Se även
Svensk Flyghistorisk Förening

Referenser

Källa
Svensk Flyghistorisk Förening: Utdelade Söderbergplaketter

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Q: Use resteasy multipart provider jboss module in a maven application I am developing maven web application, in which I include the Java EE 8 standard API
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I used the version provided by WildFly 14.0.0 which is the community counterpart of JBoss EAP 7.2.9. However, I am not sure whether this is the correct practice. JBoss EAP uses its own implementation of the module "resteasy-multipart-provider-3.6.1.SP9-redhat-00001.jar", which is located in a private maven repository.
In addition, I am still using the default implementations provided by JBoss for the Java EE APIs (including non-multipart JAX-RS endpoints), as I am not including any other specific dependencies in my pom.

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*could including the dependency above be a source of conflicts?

*is there a way to depend on the module provided by JBoss without being bound to a specific JBoss version?

A: After more investigations, I found the following: to use a container module (e.g. jboss resteasy) in your application, add the dependency in your pom with scope provided, which means that this dependency will be provided at runtime by the container. Then you will notice that resteasy is not included in your WAR file.
The version implemented by your container is the one used at runtime and not the version you provide in your pom.xml (here 3.6.1.SP9-redhat-00001 and not 3.6.1.Final).
However, your code compiles against the version in pom, which should be less than or equal to the container provided version (assuming that higher versions from the container should always be backward compatible).

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Home » Latest News » Book Omid Djalili for wedding entertainment.
Book Omid Djalili for wedding entertainment.
You have to be a very lucky person to book Omid for event. Omid Djalili is one of Britain's funniest stand up comedians an award-winning British-Iranian actor.
After great success at the Edinburgh Festivals of 1993 and 1994, Omid became one of the most popular comedian in Britain, with a string of sell-out comedy shows.
Now Omid is busy touring 105 days in a year.
The comic has been the face of the company for 18 months, with a series of commercials playing on the British reluctance to haggle. John Prescott, Nigel Mansell, and Jedward have also featured in the campaign. However, Djalili said he wouldn't be appearing in the new series of adverts because he was too busy.


North Dakota has one basic set of forms for pro se filers. The North Dakota Supreme Court's self-represented divorce forms index provides official forms, but a party should double-check with the local court where the case is filed to make sure the judges there accept them. Only spouses who agree on all terms of the divorce and who do not have any financially dependent minor children can use these forms. If the parties have minor children, or the spouses can't agree about the terms and conditions of their break up, the action is a contested divorce, and they cannot use the forms.
For those who can use the forms, however, North Dakota offers a simple, step-by-step set of instructions to walk the parties through their divorce. Completion of the forms depends, in part, on whether the spouse is the plaintiff (the person initiating the divorce) or the defendant (the person receiving the divorce papers).
The plaintiff completes the top part of the Summons (the bottom part will be filled in when the documents are filed), the Complaint, the Settlement Agreement, and the Property and Debt Listing form. The plaintiff also needs a copy of the Verification, but he or she should not complete and sign it except in front of a notary. The Settlement Agreement and Property and Debt Listing forms also have to be notarized.
The plaintiff files the divorce papers - the Summons, Complaint, Admission of Service, Affidavit of Proof, Settlement Agreement, and Property and Debt Listing - and pays a filing fee unless he or she completes the Petition for Order Waiving Fees and Financial Affidavit. The court must agree that the fee should be waived because the plaintiff cannot afford it. The court clerk can provide a copy of this petition.
The clerk files the papers and mails a letter that contains the case file number and the date of filing. A judge reviews the forms and decides if they can be approved immediately, or if a hearing is needed. If a hearing is needed, the plaintiff receives another letter from the clerk of court with a hearing date and a copy of some additional forms that must be completed and brought to the hearing. These will include Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Order for Judgment and a Judgment or Redacted Judgment form. The redacted judgment form omits private information.
Sending the other spouse a copy of all the forms is called service of process, which ensures that everyone knows about the filing and has an opportunity to "appear," or argue, his or her point of view.
The plaintiff should make two copies of the summons and complaint and send one copy of each to the defendant via the postal service or hand them over personally. The plaintiff needs to send the admission of service form to the other spouse, which he or she completes and returns to the plaintiff. The admission of service is proof that the other spouse knows about the divorce.
Next, the plaintiff should mail or give the other spouse the Settlement Agreement and Property and Debt Listing. The spouse must sign the same original document, and he or she should make a copy of the documents and return them to the plaintiff.
Both spouses complete a property and debt listing form that each exchanges with the other. The Property and Debt Listing details each spouse's financial picture, from employment and assets, to liabilities and monthly expenses. The form helps everyone to understand the full economic situation and reach a fair agreement.
Uncontested divorce is popular for couples that want to divorce without spending a lot of money on legal costs and part ways without unnecessary legal battle. An uncontested divorce can proceed relatively quickly if both spouses agree on all important points.
Like all states, North Dakota allows people to end their marriage without getting into all the reasons for the divorce. Instead of assigning blame to one side, the parties merely state that they have irreconcilable differences.
At the start, the procedure for an uncontested divorce follows the same trajectory as a contested case. The plaintiff files a Summons and Complaint and serves them on the defendant with the divorce papers. Once the defendant has been served, the court sets a hearing date. The couple can wrap up a simple divorce within a couple of months depending on the court's schedule and their ability to compromise quickly.
At this point, an uncontested divorce in North Dakota differs from a contested action. When the parties have agreed on all the outstanding issues, they do not have to appear before the judge. Instead, they can file an Affidavit of Proof for Stipulated Judgment. They acknowledge that they agree on everything. An uncontested divorce requires agreement from both sides; the couple cannot file a stipulated divorce when they have unresolved questions and issues.
Along with the Stipulation, the parties file documents setting forth how they wish to divide their assets and assign parenting time and custody rights as well as a Settlement Agreement, Property and Debt Listing Form and a Parenting Plan.
Parties interested in representing themselves can obtain an Affidavit of Proof for Stipulated Judgment form for free from the North Dakota Supreme Court's website. Additionally, individual counties might require other forms regarding health insurance and child support.
Unless the judge has questions about any of the information or conditions contained in the documents, the parties are not required to attend the hearing. If the judge finds everything in order, the divorce can be granted right away. Once the court approves the stipulated agreement, it becomes a binding, enforceable contract. Because the terms of the agreement cannot be changed once the divorce is final, parties with complex financial issues might require the assistance of a family law attorney or mediator to help them agree on property division and other contentious areas. For people with relatively minimal assets and no children, however, stipulating to an uncontested divorce can save time, money, and frustration.
If the case is contested, or if the parties have children, they will complete documents that are similar to the ones outlined above. For example, if the plaintiff needs to complete, file, and serve a Summons and Complaint regardless of whether he or she has children. The contents of the Summons and Complaint, however, may be different.
It takes a minimum of 30 to 90 days to finalize a divorce in North Dakota.


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1. GRP Ltd: The company has posted a mixed set of results. The turnover has increased 20% while the net profits are down 30% compared to last year. On the face, the things may not look good but I think are results are not bad as the company had undertaken an expansion which started production from current quarter only, and hence the fixed costs would have been higher. Also, during FY12, the previous year, the company had the above average margins.
Our view on GRP is from a much longer perspective. We feel that it is a high quality company which has had a fantastic past track record and can recurringly grow at 20-25% for next few years.
2. Astral Poly: The stock has done very well and is up 3 times in about 2 years. The company has posted another set of fantastic results; the topline has grown at 48% from 136 to 200 Cr, while the bottom line has grown just 15% due to the forex losses. We think though the stock looks expensive but it might continue to trade at high PE multiples due to growth visibility of 25-30%+ for next few years. The company is undertaking a major branding building and the same might be soon seen in Dabaang 2.
3. Welspun Syntex: The company has come out with an excellent set of numbers and the stock looks undervalued at current levels. Due to the sector's highly cyclical nature it is very tough to predict the earnings and we would avoid for long-term investing, but we feel there is an opportunity for a medium term as the sector is coming out from a very bad phase, and the companies with a stable balance sheet and decent growth can do well. Another idea on similar lines is Salona Cotspin.
4. Kakatiya Cement: The company has come out with a weak set of results and the profitability has been affected due to the problems in their power segment. Though the stock is still statistically cheap but we feel that over a longer term the stock may be a value trap as there is hardly any communication or efforts from the company on the growth part. We suggest an exit.
5. Balkrishna Ind: The company has yet again posted an excellent set of numbers and continues to beat the expectations. The topline has increased by 30% and the net profit is up by 95% (if we remove forex gains, the net profit is up by about 65%). The stock looks undervalued at these levels.
6. Mazda Ltd: The company has posted a very good set of results; the topline is up by 32% and the net profit is up by 92%. Being a project company, though the growth might be on higher side, but the valuations are very cheap and if the company is able to maintain 20-25% growth, the stock should do well too. Currently the stock trades at just 4 PE and is below book value. The company is also debt free and with cash on the balance sheet. We feel it is a buy at current levels.
7. Oriental Carbon: The company has come out with ok results. There were indications of a slowdown in the sector and hence the company has not been able to utilize the new capacities. The good thing is that as per the notes to accounts, the company expects the approvals to come in and the things to improve. We too feel that the things could improve in about couple of quarters and the company may start doing very well. The stock continues to look undervalued.
8. Atul Auto: The company has posted another excellent set of results. In-spite of the slowdown in the auto sector, the top-line and the margins have grown well and in the month of October, the company has delivered a growth of about 30% and if the same is repeated, the stock should do well.
9. Others: Muthoot Capital, Avanti Feeds and IFB Agro, all have posted good quarterly numbers.
We continue to look forward to your inputs. In the mean time enjoy this festival season.
Wish you all very happy and prosperous Diwali.Thanks for your valuable investing suggestions.
Happy and Prosperous Diwali to you and everybody who read this blog.
Thanks for all your help support to all Value investing community.
Happy Diwali to all…..Let the light of knowledge shine bright by spread all across.
happy Dipawali !!!!….. Keep up the good work. God bless!!
Thanks everyone for the wishes. All the very best wishes to everyone.
Happy n Prosperous Deepawali to everyone:-).. Ayush eager to know your views on Sandesh ltd.. And does it has a moat..?
Thanks and all the best wishes to you too. Sorry, don't track Sandesh.
Hi Ayush, any update on piccadilly agro. The company has delivered 2 continous good qtr results n fundamental ratios are also good but stock price is not moving up. Is there any bad news awaited. Did u guys get a chance to meet the management.
The nos are not good considering the performance the co had been doing earlier and hence the low price. If the co continues with the current performance, it may not be a good idea to hold on.
We meet few cos/mgmt. Our main focus remains on fundamental analysis based on the results, annual reports etc.
Do you track India gelatine. Is it better to have instead of nitta gelatine & narmada Gelatine ?
India Gelatine has been doing very well but we had picked Narmada as it has had better consistent past track record.
What is your view on Torrent Pharma. Can this be the next Divis or Wockhardt. Can we compare its facilities with these 2 companies. Or do you have a better pick than Torent Pharma.
We don't track torrent pharma that closely. We like Smruthi Organics & Shilpa Medicare in pharma….have a look at them and share your views.
What is the opportunity size for GRP? Isn't Indag rubber better than GRP?
Based on our research, the opportunity is quite big for GRP as compared to Indag. GRP aims to be a 1000 Cr turnover co in about 5-6 years.
Do you follow Wimplast? Any view at current price? Is PE of 8 high or low or reasonable for this stock?
We do follow Wimplast and had made some positions recently and also mentioned about the same at our blog. But took a exit after a quick upmove.
Its a good company and consistently doing quite well.
Do you guys track butterfly gandhimathi appliances ?
Seems to be a good one . Has good business ion South india and is a partner for Indane gas agencies.
maintain a hold on this.
Is this a good time to enter astral poly technic after the recent correction ?
It really depends on ones investment horizon and individual understanding of the potential here. I think its an individual call.
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Hi Ayush, Can Welspun Syntex be bought at current levels, which was your earlier reco? Please advise. Thanks.
Just came across your blog few days ago I must say its brilliant. even the audience and the questions asked here are so enriching. I am hooked on and have been reading a lot. Even the Screener tool is so awesome. I am a techie by profession with a keen interest in stock markets, and I love it when the website is so light to use.
I have just one comment – it would be very beneficial if you include the dates in your posts so its easy to know that the post is new or how old exactly. The only way I could make out that now is when i see the comments and it says 6 hours ago / 8 months ago. Dates would help a lot in checking the relevance of the advice given here.
Also I would really appreacite if you could cover Media Stocks. I am big believer in the media story for the long term, and I currently hold TV18, Network18 and DishTV. I intend to add more and would love your take on the value stocks in this sector and which has potential to grow.
Nice idea about adding the relative dates. I have it just under the title of each post now.
We have taken some exposure in TV Today to understand things.


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Le Maître de Jouvenel est un maître anonyme enlumineur actif entre 1447 et 1460. Ce peintre, à qui de nombreux manuscrits sont attribués, est sans doute à la tête d'un atelier, appelé aussi Groupe Jouvenel dont sont issus le Maître du Boccace de Genève ou encore le Maître du Boèce BN fr. 809. Le peintre doit son nom de convention d'un manuscrit d'un livre du Mare Historium commandé par Guillaume Jouvenel des Ursins pour lequel son atelier a participé à la réalisation de 730 miniatures.

Historiographie
Le corpus des œuvres du maître anonyme est dans un premier temps constitué pour un peintre très bien identifié : Henri Bouchot en 1890 puis Paul Durrieu en 1904 et 1906  y voient en effet la main de Jean Fouquet jeune, encore vierge de l'influence italienne. Otto Pächt confirme encore cette hypothèse. Cependant, en 1955, Jean Porcher montre que Fouquet était déjà revenu en France au moment de la réalisation du Mare Historiarum, en 1448. Il conçoit alors le nom de convention de Maître de Jouvenel. Claude Schaeffer observe en 1974 que le style des miniatures est très hétérogène et Eberhard König distingue plusieurs mains différentes dans le "groupe Jouvenel" dont les trois artistes principaux sont : le maître de Jouvenel lui-même comme chef d'atelier, le Maître du Boccace de Genève et le Maître du Boèce BN fr. 809.

Éléments biographiques et stylistiques
Le style du Maître de Jouvenel est à la fois marqué par l'art des manuscrits parisiens du début du , et notamment du Maître de Bedford, mais aussi influencé par les primitifs flamands. Eberhard König a dans un premier temps envisagé que son atelier était installé à Nantes, car l'un de ses livres d'heures est à l'usage de cette ville et qu'il reçoit des commandes de plusieurs aristocrates de l'Ouest de la France. Cependant, les historiens voient mal Guillaume Jouvenel des Ursins, chancelier des rois de France faire appel à un atelier installé en Bretagne. La plupart des historiens s'accordent pour penser qu'il était en réalité installé d'abord à Paris, puis à Angers.

Plusieurs tentatives ont été faites pour identifier le maître anonyme : Claude Schaefer a proposé d'y voir Coppin Delf, alors actif à Angers et Charles Sterling y a vu André d'Ypres, peintre originaire d'Amiens et actif à Paris, mais sans rencontrer l'adhésion des autres historiens de l'art.

Manuscrits attribués
 Mare historiarum, ajout de miniatures vers 1448-1450 pour Guillaume Jouvenel des Ursins, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Lat.4915
 Bible moralisée de Philippe le Hardi, vers 1450, ajouts de miniatures après les premières miniatures des frères de Limbourg vers 1402-1404. BNF, Fr.166
 Livre d'heures à l'usage d'Angers, 1450-1455, BNF, NAL3211 (14 des 18 miniatures, en collaboration avec Jean Fouquet)
 Livre d'heures à l'usage de Paris, vers 1450-1455, BNF Latin 1417 (atelier)
 Livre d'heures à l'usage de Nantes, en collaboration avec le Maître du Boccace de Genève, British Library, Add.28785
 Heures de Louis d'Anjou, bâtard du Maine, Fitzwilliam Museum, Ms39-1950
 Heures de Jeanne de France, 1452, collection particulière, acquis par la BNF en 2012.
 Heures à l'usage de Paris, vers 1460, Pierpont Morgan Library, M199

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

Articles connexes
 Mare historiarum de Jouvenel des Ursins
 Guillaume Jouvenel des Ursins

Liens externes

  Notice du Grove Art sur Oxford Art Online

Notes et références

Jouvenel
Date de naissance incertaine (XVe siècle)
Date de décès incertaine (XVe siècle)
Enlumineur français du XVe siècle


Whenever two branches or twigs touch there is a wound. It gets worse every time the wind blows, sawing the bark back and forth until it's worn off. This is where internal moisture flows out and disease comes in. You must resolve every conflict by deciding which branch takes priority, then sacrifice the other. Make your decisions on which one is healthiest and contributes most to the overall beauty of the form.
Whether it's cold or heat or drought, plants show their displeasure with tip die back. They sacrifice parts of the canopy to minimize the amount of foliage it must support. Die back is caused by many things, but no matter the source, it should be immediately removed to stop any spread into fresh wood. When removing dead wood, make sure you cut further down into the green wood so living cells will callus off the wound securely against pathogens.
Insiders hide large tree cuts by washing the open wound with watered down interior latex (tinted to match the bark) paint for more immediate protection and to discourage moisture loss and unsightly sap bleeds.
You may notice rot, peeling bark, bugs, black fungus and a dozen other typical problems. The easiest way to keep any of it from spreading from a small spot to the rest of the tree is to simply prune it off and discard. Branches invaded by mistletoe must be cut a foot back from this tree parasite to make sure all its root-like haustoria are removed.
I quickly learned that after completing these three requirements with most any plant, there was no further pruning to be done. Once a year natural pruning was vastly preferred by this lazy gardener over tedious shearing and clean up which has proliferated with cheap power tools, the gateway to future crimes against horticulture.


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Soaking up the atmosphere with gold nanoparticles
(Nanowerk News) Pure hydrogen (H2) is an important chemical widely used in the chemical industry, many semiconductor fabrication processes, as well as in Polymer Electrolyte Membrane (PEM) fuel cells. Almost all of the hydrogen gas generated today comes from the steam reforming of natural gas at oil refineries. However, this process also produces trace amounts of carbon monoxide (CO) byproduct, which limits the application of H2 and can 'poison' or destroy the delicate catalysts used in the manufacture of semiconductor and state-of-the-art fuel cells.
Researchers led by Ziyi Zhong and Jizhong Luo from the A*STAR Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences in Singapore have now developed a material that purifies H2 gas by catalytically converting CO to carbon dioxide (CO2) while simultaneously removing excess CO2—an approach that enables CO removal down to the parts-per-million (ppm) level ("Enhancing preferential oxidation of CO in H2 on Au/α-FeH22O3 catalyst via combination with APTES/SBA-15 CO2-sorbent").
A combined catalyst/carbon dioxide (CO2)-sorbent system (middle) that removes carbon monoxide (CO) contaminants from hydrogen gas (H2) may soon be part of on-board fuel cells.
Although several methods exist for H2 purification, the preferential oxidation (PROX) reaction is often favored by fuel cell designers because it can be adapted for use in small, on-board reactors. In the PROX system, a mixture of H2, CO and oxygen gases passes over a metal catalyst located on a ceramic support (see image). This sets off a complex series of oxidation reactions that consume CO, which generates various by-products including CO2.
Currently, gold nanoparticles are garnering attention as PROX catalysts because they are active below 100°C; lower temperatures enable more selective CO oxidation and are safer for vehicle applications. One problem with these catalysts, however, is their inability to lower CO concentrations below 100 ppm. Previous studies have suggested that the reason CO2 gradually deactivates these catalysts is because CO2 binds to the catalyst surface as carbonate.
Removing CO2 from the gas mixture with a solid-state sorbent material is one way to enhance PROX reactions and lower CO concentrations to the single ppm levels needed for H2 fuel cells. However, the challenge faced by Zhong and co-workers was that most common inorganic CO2 sorbents are incompatible with gold nanoparticles—their high working temperatures decrease the effectiveness of CO oxidation and destabilize the tiny metallic particles.
The team chose a novel porous material known as APTES/SBA-15 for their sorbent because it has a robust silica structure and contains amine groups that readily react with free CO2 at low temperatures. Further experiments revealed that APTES/SBA-15 sorbents boosted CO removal by an average 10% over unprotected gold PROX nanocatalysts.
Optimizing the layered arrangement of catalysts and sorbents in the reactor lowered the CO levels in H2 gas from 2000 ppm to 25 ppm. Zhong says that he expects even better performance in the future. "There is still plenty of room for development of better CO2 sorbents and catalysts for this process," he notes.
Source: A*STAR


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A little while after this, business took the king to another country, and before he went he asked his elder daughter what she would like him to bring her back as a gift.


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Joseph Nolan, world-renowned interpreter of organ music, and Master of Music at St. George's Cathedral, Perth, will play all ten of Charles-Marie Widor's epic organ symphonies over five huge days on the Melbourne Town Hall's famous Grand Organ.
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Series 65 Integrating Ionisation Smoke Detector
Ionisation detectors use a low activity radioactive foil to detect fires by irradiating the air in the smoke chamber and causing a current flow. If smoke enters the chamber, the current flow is reduced leading to an alarm. Circuitry in the Integrating Ionisation Smoke Detector protects against transient levels of smoke above the normal threshold for up to 20 seconds.
The detector has a moulded self-extinguishing white polycarbonate case with wind resistant smoke inlets. Nickel plated stainless steel wiper contacts connect the detector to the base. Inside the detector case a printed circuit board has the ionisation chamber mounted on one side and the signal processing electronics on the other. The ionisation chamber consists of a reference chamber contained inside a smoke chamber. The outer smoke chamber has inlet apertures fitted with insect resistant mesh. The radioactive source holder and smoke chamber form positive and negative electrodes respectively. An Americium 241 radioactive source mounted within the reference chamber irradiates the air in both chambers, producing positive and negative ions. A voltage across the electrodes produces an electric field. Ions are attracted to the electrode of the opposite sign to their own charge. Many recombine but a small electric current flows between the electrodes. At the junction between reference and smoke chambers the sensing electrode converts variations in chamber current into voltage changes. When smoke particles enter the ionisation chamber ions become attached to them with the result that the current flowing through the chambers decreases. This effect is greater in the smoke chamber than in the reference chamber, and the imbalance causes the sensing electrode to become more positive. The voltage at the sensing electrode is fed to a comparator where it is compared with a factory-set clean air reference voltage. If the monitored voltage exceeds the reference voltage, the comparator switches the alarm latch on, increasing the current drawn from the supply from about 40μA to a maximum of 75mA. This fall in the impedance of the detector is recognised by the control panel as an alarm signal. The alarm latch current also illuminates the detector integral LED. A remote indicator connected between the L1 IN terminal and the –R terminal will have a voltage equal to the supply voltage less 1 volt across it and so will illuminate. See page 17 for details of the remote indicator. To ensure correct operation of the detector the control panel must be arranged to supply a maximum of 33 volts DC and a minimum of 9 volts DC in normal operation. The supply may fall to 6 volts DC in alarm conditions if a supply current of at least 10mA is available at this voltage. To ensure effective illumination of the integral LED and any remote indicator, the supply to the detector should exceed 12 volts. To restore the detector to quiescent condition, it is necessary to expel any smoke and interrupt the electrical supply to the detector for a minimum of one second.
(Apply to standard and integrating versions) 1. Flashing LED: The alarm-indicating LED flashes when the detector is in a quiescent state. 2. Magnetic test switch and Flashing LED: A magnetic test switch in the circuit of the detector can be magnetically activated from outside the case to initiate an alarm condition for test and commissioning purposes. A flashing LED, as outlined above, is also included.
Series 65 ionisation smoke detectors operate over a temperature range of –20°C to +60°C. Ionisation detectors have some sensitivity to air movement (wind). The extent to which the sensor output will change depends on the wind speed and on the orientation of the detector relative to the wind direction. Relatively small changes in wind direction can cause significant changes in sensor output. For wind speeds up to 1m/s (200ft/min) sensitivity will change by less than 20%. Continuous operation in wind speeds greater than 2m/s (400ft/min) is not recommended. However, wind speeds up to 10m/s (2000ft/min) can be tolerated for short periods and will not under any conditions increase the probability of false alarms. Series 65 ionisation smoke detectors are supplied in individual packing with a red lid serving as a dust cover which can be left in place after fitting to prevent ingress of foreign material until commissioning of the system takes place. At this point the covers must be removed.
Responds well to fast burning, flaming fires Designed to operate in environments where transient levels of smoke may be expected Wide-operating voltage Flashing LED and magnet operated test switch option
Fire Type Fast burning, flaming fires
Radioactive isotope activity 33.3kBq
Alarm current (at 24 volts) 52mA
Standards EN 54-7
Materials terminals Nickel plated stainless steel
Detection principle Ionisation chamber.
Sensor configuration Twin compensating chambers using one single sided ionising radiation source.
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We deal with five major insurance companies: Economical Mutual Insurance since 1947, Aviva Insurance since 1950, Pembridge Insurance since 2005, Portage Mutual Insurance since 1980, and Angus Miller Ltd. since 1950.


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Washington D.C. Is Essentially Just A Gigantic Money Machine
Michael Snyder 4 years ago 5 min read
If you have ever wondered why our leaders in Washington D.C. seem to act so strangely, the truth is that it almost always comes down to just one thing. It has been said that "money makes the world go round", and that is definitely true in Washington. This year the federal government will spend more than 4 trillion dollars, and that represents well over one-fifth of our national GDP. With so much money coming in and so much money going out, the stakes are incredibly high, and that is why so much money is poured into political campaigns on the national level.
And it shouldn't surprise anyone that those that live the closest to this gigantic money machine have benefited greatly. Forbes just released their brand new rankings for 2017, and they found that five out of the top 10 wealthiest counties in the entire country are suburbs of Washington D.C.…
Virginia's Loudoun County holds the title of the nation's richest county with a median household income of $125,900. While nearly 10,000 residents commute to the District, according to Forbes, about 11,700 businesses employ 161,000 county residents, with Dulles International Airport, Loudoun County Public Schools and the Department of Homeland Security leading that charge.
The nearby city of Falls Church, Fairfax and Arlington counties in Virginia and Howard County in Maryland also lead the nation based on wealth.
In general, salaries for federal workers are significantly higher than in the private sector, and benefit packages are usually much better.
But in addition to having a very high concentration of federal workers, the D.C. area is also home to hordes of lawyers, lobbyists, defense contractors and other government vendors. Big government means big business for those guys, and business has been very good in recent years…
The federal government has a lot to do with this: The Capitol and the economy orbiting around it (including lawyers, defense contractors, computer engineers along the Dulles Corridor, and doctors near NIH) attract college graduates who reliably contribute to six-figure households. Crucially, there was a $1.7 billion increase in lobbying between 1998 and 2010, as Dylan Matthews explained. With each $1 million of lobbying "associated with a $3.70 increase in the D.C. wage premium," the money pouring into Washington wound up in the pockets of its residents.
This certainly isn't the limited government that our founders intended.
So where did we go wrong?
One of the big turning points came in 1913. That is the year when the Federal Reserve and the modern version of the income tax were established. The Federal Reserve was designed by the elite to get the federal government very deeply into debt, and an income tax was needed to help service that debt and to help pay for the much larger government that the progressives were wanting.
Back then, D.C. was nothing like it is today. In fact, even in the 1970s, there were still large farms inside the Beltway. But the federal government just kept getting bigger and bigger and bigger, and now it is a four trillion dollar monstrosity.
What I believe we should do is to dismantle as much of that monstrosity as we possibly can. Instead of asking which government agencies we should close, I believe that we should be asking which government agencies we really need to leave open.
A great place to start would be by abolishing the Federal Reserve, the IRS and the income tax. Those institutions are at the very core of the Washington money machine, and so it would essentially be like tearing the heart out of big government.
And don't worry, the federal government would still have plenty of money coming in. The individual income tax only accounts for about 46 percent of all federal revenue, and theoretically, we could still have an absolutely enormous federal government without an income tax. I once wrote an article that listed 97 different ways that various levels of government get money out of us each year, and so getting rid of the federal income tax would still leave 96 ways for the politicians to extract money from us.
As I remind my readers so frequently, the greatest period of economic growth in U.S. history was when there was no income tax and no central bank. But I know that a lot of people out there love the 1.33 percent average yearly GDP growth rate that we have been experiencing over the past decade and would have a really hard time giving that up.
Unfortunately, it would actually be a very tough transition to a much more limited federal government because so much of our society is geared around the enormous money machine in Washington. In 2018, more than a billion dollars will be spent on the mid-term elections, and most of that money will be going to incumbents that are committed to maintaining the status quo.
If we ever want things to really start changing in Washington, we have got to start sending people there that haven't been bought off by the big money interests.
In my congressional district, there is no incumbent running in 2018, and nobody else in the race is nearly as conservative as I am. But since I can't be bought by the special interests, I am going to have to rely on grassroots support.
Donald Trump showed us that anything is possible in American politics. When Jeb Bush decided to run for president, he had an extremely long list of endorsements and a hundred million dollars behind him, and he still got trounced by Trump because Trump had a much stronger message.
If we stand united, we can take our government back and there won't be anything that the establishment will be able to do about it.
But if we sit back and do nothing, the cesspool of corruption in Washington D.C. will just continue to get deeper and deeper.
Article posted with permission from The Economic Collapse Blog
Michael T. Snyder is a graduate of the University of Florida law school and he worked as an attorney in the heart of Washington D.C. for a number of years. Today, Michael is best known for his work as the publisher of The Economic Collapse Blog. Michael and his wife, Meranda, believe that a great awakening is coming and are working hard to help bring renewal to America. Michael is also the author of the book The Beginning Of The End
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According to ATI's word, the long anticipated R580, based on a 90nm process, is set to be here as soon as this January. The Radeon X1900 is the first such card planned using the R580, which will bring things like Shader Model 3.0 support and Avivo. Some are worried, though, that like other recent launches from ATI, it will be a paper launch, with the actual product not being available for quite some time. There's also the continuing problem of ATI's supply, something they claimed was no longer a problem. And while we may be lucky and see the X1900 in January, we may only see standard cards, and not master cards, being made available. Hopefully, though, ATI will be able to follow through on this coming announcement.


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Interview: Spitting Image artist Roger Law
Dominic Castle
Roger Law made his name with the Spitting Image satire series on TV back in the 80's (photo: Ian Burt)
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Norfolk-based artist Roger Law's creative talents stretch way beyond the Spitting Image puppets which made him a household name. Dominic Castle met him at his Wells-next-the-Sea home
We have the celebrated Cromer crab to thank for the latest exhibition to grace the Sainsbury Centre, apparently.
Roger Law: From Satire to Ceramics came about after a series of lunchtime meetings between the Norfolk-born artist, who made his name with TV's Spitting Image, and Professor Paul Greenhalgh, the centre's director.
"It was basically a lot of Cromer crab lunches… I started to wonder if he only liked me for my crab lunches," says Roger at his Wells home. "He came with all sorts of ideas. What was difficult, not just for him but for me, was what aspect do you do? I've been an illustrator, I've been a sculptor, modeller, I've made puppets, I've done woodcuts, I've always drawn – that holds it together – and now I make ceramics.
Beached Crabs
"Greenhalgh said: 'We'll do it all.'"
The result is a sensational showcase of Roger's versatility. There is a line-up of Spitting Image puppets, grotesques all, brilliant caricatures, a latex Donald Trump, delicate watercolours and drawings and magnificent ceramics, from small chargers to exquisitely carved pots big enough for Roger to hide in – and he stands well over six feet in his socks.
It is a fitting retrospective on a career which began when a young Roger, realising that the black soils of the pan-flat Fens were not going to be enough for him, enrolled in art college on a scholarship. He excelled at caricature and his art career saw his work appearing in The Observer, The Sunday Times, The New York Times, and Der Spiegel.
He worked with the legendary Peter Cook for a spell. "We were at art school at the same time. I got a job at his Establishment Club doing silly drawings and we did a satire page cartoon for The Observer called Almost the End. It was very aptly named because it ran for six weeks then [David] Astor, the editor, decided he didn't need these rude people any more!"
In 1984 he and Peter Fluck merged their talents and Spitting Image burst on to the small screen. For 13 years its joyfully ugly latex puppets took down the day's establishment figures with coruscating of-the-moment satire. Roger loved it.
"If you got it right and it was topical and it was funny and it also had underlying meaning, you couldn't beat it. And people forgive you anything, because news came up on a Friday and they saw it in the comment on a Sunday," he says. "Lots of people thought it was over the top, politically incorrect and downright unpleasant but nobody in my village thought that. They loved it."
Crab Dance
It was hard graft though, and despite its enormous success was not a gateway to riches for Roger and Peter. "That was entirely our fault because we were so wrapped up in what we did – we spent the money on the show. We were not businessmen," he says. He still keeps in touch with Peter Fluck, now an artist living and working in Cornwall.
When the show left our screens in 1997 Roger, exhausted, moved to Australia and reconnected with nature, travelling around the great continent and drawing and painting what he saw. "It's like a very exotic Fens; you wouldn't believe how many wetlands there are in Australia. They think it is all red desert but it isn't so."
He was aware of the powerful influence Asian culture exerts in Australia, and while he was contemplating working more intensively in ceramics he visited China's porcelain city, Jingdezhen.
Early Morning, Fogg Dam
"I went first in 1997; I just took one look and thought 'I can't deal with this.' Lots of roads were just mud, it rains a lot and it was such a cultural shock that I didn't want to know about it. Then eventually a Chinese Australian friend said 'you should go and work there Roger, and I'll come with you'. That was a whole different ball game because I had the key to the door."
He introduced Roger to the factories, small family-run affairs, and work began on his vision of giving his drawings of Australia's flora and fauna shape in porcelain. He says while the skills of the craftsmen put him in mind of the heyday of Stoke-on-Trent, the work ethic was closer to home.
"When I first went there it took me back to my childhood; it was like the Fens in the 50s, everybody worked. The conditions were pretty crap but the excitement used to cancel out the discomfort."
Eels Plate
His work failed a lot to start with; big pots representing weeks of work exploding in kilns, or failures with glazes. He also had a job to convince his potters to do what he wanted. "When I first started they would say 'why should we do something we'll never use again?' My work stylistically leans towards China but they don't carve so deep and don't make it so graphic."
He had to learn how to work the Chinese way. "When I've worked on something and it is destroyed I can be pretty volatile so get a bit shouty about it. Then my friend said 'you don't want to do that because they will agree with everything you say and hate you secretly.' They're very civilised!"
In a land of slight, mostly dark-haired people, Roger, over six feet tall, built to match and with a big white beard, attracts attention. "They are refreshingly politically incorrect because they're not mealy-mouthed about it. I know they call me 'Hairy Monkey' because I had it translated!" he laughs.
Mackerel Shoal
He built strong bonds with the craftsmen – "They get fond of you because you work alongside them" – and now works with Mr Wu Song Ming. "He doesn't speak English, I have no Mandarin, he has never seen the sea. But we spend hours working on stuff..."
The 'stuff' he creates is a feast of beautiful pots, chargers and plates, many adorned with sealife. Some of the pots are huge, over six feet high and weighing half a tonne; they are made even bigger but porcelain shrinks by around a third. Many of the works are glazed in celadon, the exquisite shade of jade that characterises much Chinese ware.
The humidity, heat and dust of Jingdezhen makes it a tough environment to work in and Roger is there for stints of up to five months. "Last time I went I found it quite difficult. When you have exhibitions and a deadline, at my age, wherever you live, it becomes pressurised. They're not crazy about health and safety either, which I quite like. You can't wear a mask, which you should do, because it is so tropical that you put this thing on your face and its like breathing through a wet flannel."
He has also had to accept that his work will be copied. "I made these bowls with two mudskippers in the bottom and a sea pattern. I knew they would sell. I took them away from the factory but in all the excitement I left the press moulds there.
"Later we went to the antique market – they were selling my bowls! I confronted this bloke and he roared with laughter. There is no real concept of copyright. They steal from each other – it is just being a better businessman as far as they're concerned."
He is now contemplating his next project which may, or may not, be a revival in the US for Spitting Image. Broadcaster NBC is reported to be keen on the idea; the Trump presidency offers a rich vein for satirists to mine.
Roger Law's newest puppet, Donald Trump, at his exhibition From Satire to Ceramics (photo: Denise Bradley)
"If this NBC show turns out not to be false news I kind of fancy it, but I'm actually too old," says Roger. "What I could do is set up a workshop. I still know talent when I see it and there is no shortage of people out there who are gifted. We'd make it here so it's work and I might get to see some young people! I did it for 13 years and that's enough."
For now he is content to enjoy the pace of life in a county he loves in the converted maltings building in Wells he shares with his wife Deirdre. They met when they were at art school and, as well as being a quilt maker and designer, she supports Roger administratively.
They bought the house as an empty shell – it was used as a bus parking garage – in 1997. It is now an airy home-cum-studio filled with artworks by Roger and artists he has discovered. I didn't see any latex puppets though.
Spitting Image puppet Douglas Hurd at Roger Law's exhibition 'From Satire To Ceramics' at the Sainsbury Centre (photo: Denise Bradley)
Their children and eight grandchildren have inherited artistic genes, though Roger says he tries to discourage them from pursuing a career in art unless they are absolutely set on it. "It is definitely a hard road to choose now. I've been lucky – you can be talented but that is not enough, is it? It really isn't."
Roger Law: From Satire to Ceramics runs at the Sainsbury Centre in Norwich until April 3.
Roger Law's drawing of Robert Mugabe at his exhibition 'From Satire To Ceramics' at the Sainsbury Centre. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY
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The Woodstock Film Festival was pleased to announce the return of Focus on Dutch Cinema, marking the fourth year of this special category. Sponsored by the Netherlands Consulate and in collaboration with Bruce Weiss (Ironworks Productions), the Woodstock Film Festival has programmed three exceptional Dutch films to showcase the vast range Dutch cinema has to offer this year by three female directors: Craving by Saskia Diesing, Love Revisited by Nicole van Kilsonk, and Younger Days by Paula van der Oest.
"Woodstock has been a great asset for these Dutch filmmakers," said New York-based producer Bruce Weiss of Ironworks Productions who helped organize and curate the section since its inception. "They not only receive recognition and exposure in the U.S., but word of their success in Woodstock travels quickly back to Holland and is covered by much of the Dutch press. There are also several Dutch/American co-production projects now being discussed as a result of this program."
The Focus on Dutch films expands on The Woodstock Film Festival's mission to highlight fiercely independent filmmaking from across the globe and bring it to a wider audience.


Tim Russi with 2012 TIME Dealer of the Year award winner, Mike Shaw, his wife, Nancy Shaw and TIME Worldwide Publisher, Kim Kelleher.
LAS VEGAS — Mike Shaw, dealer principal of Denver-based Mike Shaw Chevrolet Saab, was named the 2012 national TIME Dealer of the Year at the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) Convention & Exposition in Las Vegas on Feb. 4.
Shaw beat out of a select group of 49 other dealers from across the country. The announcement of this year's national Dealer of the Year and finalists was made by Kim Kelleher, worldwide publisher of TIME, and Tim Russi, Ally Financial's executive vice president for North American auto operations..
As part of its support for the program, Ally will make charitable contributions to local community causes on behalf of all 50 nominated dealers across the United States. In addition, the 2012 national TIME Dealer of the Year winner will receive a $10,000 contribution for a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization of his or her choice. To celebrate the valuable contributions of dealers across the U.S., Ally has also launched a website featuring content celebrating auto dealers and their philanthropic achievements.
TIME Dealer of the Year award recipients are among the nation's most successful auto dealers who must also demonstrate a long-standing commitment to community service, according to Ally Financial. Shaw was chosen to represent the Colorado Automobile Dealers Association in the national competition, one of only 50 auto dealers from 17,000 nationwide nominated for the 43rd annual award.
The award is sponsored by TIME Magazine in association with Ally, and in cooperation with NADA. A panel of faculty members from the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan selects one finalist from each of the four NADA regions and one national Dealer of the Year.
"My mantra in business is that quality comes first, customers are always the focus and integrity is never compromised," Shaw said.
A 1964 graduate of Welasco High School in Welasco, Texas, Shaw earned a degree in business management at Texas A&M University, where he was a distinguished military student and graduate. He later served as an officer in the U.S. Army and spent one year in Vietnam before returning home to refocus his career in the automotive industry, where he worked before leaving for service. "I fell in love with the car business and knew instantly that was where I belonged," he said.
After managing and owning a string of dealerships, he launched the "Mike Shaw" branded stores in 1994 with Mike Shaw Chevrolet Saab in Denver. He currently has six other dealerships in Colorado, Louisiana and Texas. "My actions and ethics as a dealer have helped me become one of the largest minority-owned car dealers in the nation," Shaw said. His two sons also work for the business.
In the area of community service, Shaw incorporates his business expertise to advance his philanthropic causes. "Family, ethical behavior and education are values that have guided me to success," he said. "I am in the business of selling, and I bring those same skills to the community organizations I serve." In one instance, he helped the Boy Scouts turn their popcorn fundraiser from a $200,000 program into a $3 million event. "I set it up as if it was one of my dealerships and the Scouts were salesmen," Shaw said.
For the past 17 years, he's been involved with numerous projects and organizations, including Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Urban League of Denver, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Colorado Aids Walk, Food Bank of the Rockies, the American Cancer Society's golf tournament, Crime Stoppers, Executive Women International and Seniors Inc., among others.
He has also served as an adviser and on the boards of the National Western Stock Show, St. Joseph Hospital Foundation, Denver Zoological Foundation, Texas State Aquarium, Kempe Foundation and many others, as well as spearheading numerous fundraising events.


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Q: Datatable js sorting not working properly As you can see in the screenshot below, the sorting is not working properly.
The Usage column is working because of using file-size plugin. the Registered Users and Not-Registered is not sorting properly because there is no plugin for numeric with a percentage sorting that's what I think, so I tried the aoColumns with stype attr of numeric but the sorting seems to be worsened.

Code used:
$("#myDatatable").DataTable({
  "searching": false,
  columnDefs: [{
    targets: "datatable-nosort",
    orderable: false
  }]
});

Expected results should be when I sorted Registered Users is:
Registered Users    Not-Registered
13.0(87.0%)         2.0(50.0%)
2.0 (100.0%)        2.0(100%)

A: Which version of DataTables are you using? DataTables will not sort a column numerically if any of the cells contain non-numeric content, other than "-"; in your example, the parentheses and percent signs cause the sorting to default to "html."
Depending on which version of DataTables you are using, it is possible that adding "num-fmt" as the type or "numeric" as the sType might work around this issue.
For DataTables v1.10:
$('#myDatatable').dataTable({
  "columnDefs": [
    { "type": "num-fmt" }
  ]
});

(see https://datatables.net/reference/option/columns.type#Type)
If you are using DataTables v1.9 or earlier, forcing the type to numeric would be in the following format:
$('#myDatatable').dataTable({
  "aoColumnDefs": [
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});

(see http://legacy.datatables.net/usage/columns#sType)


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Lifestyle factors and the risk of varicose veins: Edinburgh Vein Study
Amanda Jane Lee, C. J. Evans, P. L. Allan, C. V. Ruckley, F. G. Fowkes
Institute of Applied Health Sciences
The objective of this study was to determine the inter-relationships between a range of lifestyle factors and risk of varicose veins to identify which factors may be implicated in the etiology. An age-stratified random sample of 1566 subjects (699 men and 867 women) aged 18 to 64 years was selected from 12 general practices throughout Edinburgh. A detailed self-administered questionnaire was completed, and a comprehensive physical examination determined the presence and severity of varicose veins. The slightly higher age-adjusted prevalence of varicose veins in men than in women (39.7% versus 32.2%) was not explained by adjustment for an extensive range of lifestyle risk factors (male odds ratio [OR] 2.11, 95% confidence interval [CI] 1.51–2.96). In both sexes, increasing height showed a significant relationship with varicose veins (male OR 1.50, 95% CI 1.18–1.93 and female OR 1.26, 95% CI 1.01–1.58). Among women, body mass index was associated with an increased risk of varicose veins (OR 1.26, 95% CI 1.02–1.54). The current study casts doubt as to whether varicose veins occur predominantly in women. In addition, no consistent relationship with any lifestyle factor was shown. Self-reported evidence suggested a familial susceptibility, thereby warranting future genetic studies.
Journal of Clinical Epidemiology
Lee, A. J., Evans, C. J., Allan, P. L., Ruckley, C. V., & Fowkes, F. G. (2003). Lifestyle factors and the risk of varicose veins: Edinburgh Vein Study. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology, 56(2), 171-179. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0895-4356(02)00518-8
Lifestyle factors and the risk of varicose veins : Edinburgh Vein Study. / Lee, Amanda Jane; Evans, C. J.; Allan, P. L.; Ruckley, C. V.; Fowkes, F. G.
In: Journal of Clinical Epidemiology, Vol. 56, No. 2, 02.2003, p. 171-179.
Lee, AJ, Evans, CJ, Allan, PL, Ruckley, CV & Fowkes, FG 2003, 'Lifestyle factors and the risk of varicose veins: Edinburgh Vein Study', Journal of Clinical Epidemiology, vol. 56, no. 2, pp. 171-179. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0895-4356(02)00518-8
Lee AJ, Evans CJ, Allan PL, Ruckley CV, Fowkes FG. Lifestyle factors and the risk of varicose veins: Edinburgh Vein Study. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology. 2003 Feb;56(2):171-179. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0895-4356(02)00518-8
Lee, Amanda Jane ; Evans, C. J. ; Allan, P. L. ; Ruckley, C. V. ; Fowkes, F. G. / Lifestyle factors and the risk of varicose veins : Edinburgh Vein Study. In: Journal of Clinical Epidemiology. 2003 ; Vol. 56, No. 2. pp. 171-179.
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May 17, 2014 Greg Engle Main Page, NASCAR News Top Story, Top Stories 0
INDIANAPOLIS, IN - Kurt Busch driver of the #26 Honda is seen during practice for the Indy 500 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 11, 2014 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images)
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Kurt Busch driver of the #26 Honda is seen during practice for the Indy 500 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 11, 2014 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images)
CONCORD, N.C.—Kurt Busch took his first tangible step toward his May 25 Indianapolis 500/Coca-Cola 600 double, posting a lap at 229.960 mph in the first round of qualifying at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
That speed was third fastest when Busch left Indy for his regular job—driving the No. 41 Stewart-Haas Racing Chevrolet in Saturday night's Sprint All-Star Race.
As drivers continued to run laps at the Brickyard, Busch slipped down the speed chart, but no matter. The starting order, including the pole for the Indy 500, won't be determined until the second qualifying session on Sunday.
Tony Stewart, new to Twitter but well-versed in all aspects of motorsports, posted a message of encouragement to his Stewart-Haas Racing teammate.
"Congrats to my teammate @Kurt Busch for qual for his first #Indy500," wrote Stewart, who obviously is getting the hang of Twitter handles and hashtags.
"Thnx, Boss—let's go get 'er done tonight!" Busch replied before boarding a plane back to North Carolina.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr.: No need to speed up Chase Elliott's timetable


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In September of Year 11, attend a Sixth Form Open Day.
Applications must be submitted by early October of Year 11. If your son is shortlisted, we will ask for a £375 registration fee at this stage.
October of Year 11 is also the date by which to apply for bursaries. By the end of November we will let you know if we will be able to offer a bursary.
In November of Year 11, your son will be invited back to Winchester for interviews and assessments. It will take place over the course of two days and include an overnight stay in one of our boarding houses.
On 1st December we will send you a letter confirming your son's place. You will be asked to accept the offer within seven days (as per HMC guidelines).
We will send you the Parent Contract in January of Year 11. We request that you sign this and pay the deposit by 31 January.
GCSE results must be sent to the Admissions Team after their publication in August.
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Q: Mirror 3 displays on Ubuntu 21.10 Is it possible to mirror all my 3 connected displays on Ubuntu 21.10?
(The Display settings work fine up until 2 displays, the problem is that there is no Mirror option anymore if I connect the third display.)
I'd like to keep this setting after restarts and even show the login screen on all 3 displays.
(If it's not possible than show login on primary, and switch to mirrored after login.)

A: Pressing Super+P will show a dialog to mirror or join displays. This works with more than 2 monitors even though the option disappears in settings.


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Survey teams from the Channel Coastal Observatory have been monitoring the site using land based remote sensing laser scanning GIS equipment (LiDAR). This has meant that comparisons can be done between surveys undertaken before and after the recent movement. To view an image showing these changes please click Barton13_14 [1Mb].


You can export your transactions from the mobile app. Go to : Settings -> Export data. You can decide whether you want to export only selected wallets or you want to export all of your wallets. You select a period and decide whether you want to export your data to a CSV or Excel file.


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Buy or Sell Cardano at Australia's best prices on Swyftx in Minutes.
Cardano is a fully open source public blockchain that is developing a smart contract platform in order to deliver more advanced features than any previously developed protocol. The Cardano team is building this currency with both the end-user and regulators in mind. They're attempting to find a middle ground that balances the need for regulation with the privacy and decentralization principles at the core of blockchain technology. As the first blockchain platform to enlist a research-driven approach and evolve from a scientific philosophy, the Cardano team is filled with expert engineers and researchers. Cardano believe digital currency is the future of money are are passionate about supporting decentralisation.
Once logged into the platform, enter an amount of Cardano you want to buy, or the amount of Australian dollars you want to spend. If you're happy with the price, tap the 'Buy' button to complete the purchase.
You will be able to deposit AUD via Bpay to purchase Cardano, while we work with local banks to implement PayID. Once the payment is processed, your account balance can be used to purchase any crypto assets which will be available in your Swyftx online wallet immediately.
You can deposit or withdraw your Cardano or any other assets from your private online Swyftx wallet at any time. Sign up for your own trading profile by creating a free account now.
How do we determine the price of Cardano?
The price of Cardano listed on the Swyftx trading platform is set by real world trade volumes averaged on global exchanges, so our price won't fluctuate as heavily as you might see on our competitors sites. Prices are influenced by the supply and demand from buyers and sellers through out the world.
The current price of Cardano is set at the price of the last trade that took place, meaning the latest price a buyer and seller agreed to exchange at. Swyftx doesn't charge any artificial spread on Cardano nor does it "make the market". This means you can trade as little or as much Cardano as you like and know that you'll always get the best prices with the lowest fees.
Buy Cardano on Swyftx and we immediately make the coins available in your wallet. It's super easy and super fast!
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