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Yorkshire resident writes letter to Luxembourg's PM over his treatment of Boris
Matt Snape reports on the Prime Minister of Luxembourg's refusal to apologise over his recent poor treatment of the British Prime Minister.
Matt Snape
On 27 November 2019 16:42
A Yorkshire resident has written an angry letter to Luxembourg's Prime Minister over his treatment of Boris Johnson during a joint press conference recently.
Christopher Woodard of Richmond, Yorkshire, posted a letter to Prime Minister Xavier Bettel expressing his 'extreme dismay at your treatment of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.'
He added: 'It became very clear that the whole fiasco has been centrally orchestrated with a view to embarrassing the UK Prime Minister, which ill-behoves any head of government to do to a leader of another country which is both a friend and an ally.'
Prime Ministers Johnson and Bettel were meant to hold a joint press conference together last week following the UK premier's meeting with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
Alex Chalk's support for the Extinction Rebellion shows the Conservative Party has no self-confidence
However, Boris failed to appear due to angry anti-Brexit protestors outside the location.
Bettel criticised the British Prime Minister for causing him to stand next to an empty podium. He said- to the applaud of onlookers- that the 'clock is ticking' and told Johnson to 'stop speaking and act.'
Downing Street retaliated by blaming the Luxembourg Government for refusing to hold the conference away from demonstrators.
The Luxembourg Prime Minister's Press Office was approached for a reply to Mr. Woodard's letter, but they did not respond to The Commentator's request to do so.
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The answer is yes, and no. They overlap quite a bit, and while the number of anomalies are few, they are so distinctly different, that the terms are more dissimilar than at first glance. In its simplest form, to redevelop, is to develop again, which implies doing it over completely. While regeneration most directly means "rebirth or renewal" of something, implying that the entity remains throughout the process. In my experience these simple definitions distinctly describe the difference in the urban planning context.
The American Planning Association (APA) defines redevelopment as "one or more public actions that are undertaken to stimulate activity when the private market is not providing sufficient capital and economic activity to achieve the desired level of improvement. This public action usually involves one or more measures such as direct public investment, capital improvements, enhanced public services, technical assistance, promotion, tax benefits, and other stimuli including planning initiatives such as rezoning.
The slight difference in definition is that redevelopment focuses on monetary investment and physical changes. Regeneration focuses on the existing community and "social decline" of a place, equally with the economic and physical factors. It even goes further to say that it addresses "holistically," "individual needs." Of course there are many redevelopment projects that do address the community, but because the APA distinctly says that "the private sector may initiate redevelopment projects without any active public involvement beyond the government's traditional regulatory role," I would argue that it is not enough to measure against the social investment of regeneration.
Perhaps the distinct difference in the responsibility to act directly on behalf of existing residents versus the primary goal of monetary investment is that England's planning system is much larger and more politicized (and therefore receives more federal funding.) Of course, this comes with its own hindrances, but in this case social decline being put on equal footing is well worth what some call the overreaching arm of the government. While in America, gentrification might be seen as an inevitable and therefore an accepted side effect of redevelopment, in England, I would argue it is seen as sometimes inevitable and therefore tragic side effect of regeneration.
To illustrate this point, let me give you an example of the power behind a true regeneration project: Angell Town in Brixton, London.
The urban design and physical improvements made at Angell Town Estate.
Lack of public space for social interaction – derelict communal areas were unused.
The garages provided were dark and unsurveyed, and therefore, never used.
The estate was perceived as crime ridden as the multiplicity of bridges and walkways provided ideal escape routes for criminals, often from outside the estate itself.
The estate became stigmatized a sink estate.
The first main part of the scheme involved re-orientating the existing deck-access housing into a more "normal" street format, based on terraced dwellings which related to the street through individual entrances.
Terraced housing replaced the monotonous, unsafe corridors of entrances.
The pedways, which were perceived as unsafe, were removed so that the houses could be extended to face on to the street.
New central grassed areas were defined as focal points for the houses. These areas were separated from the new vehicular perimeter roads by railings, enabling children to play, away from the danger of traffic and dogs.
The un-used garages on the ground floors were replaced with shops and community facilities, such as a bar, cafe, workshops, and even a recording studio in one area – to provide the previously, much lacked social amenities. This design measure also helped transform dark and bleak spots into animated facades of street level activity.
Instead of looking at this place, and only seeing its problems, the urban designer, planners, and architects looked at them as opportunities to build on the strong community that had lived there for decades. The project improvements didn't eradicate every trace of the place that had become their home, but committed a large investment to renovate the buildings they could and design the new ones to complimented the existing so well you had to look hard to tell the difference between the two. Members of the community could still look and see where they came from, in other words, it still felt like home, but most importantly they could look again a little harder and see their bright future. This might sound like I'm laying it on a little thick, but the success of this regeneration stunned so many nationwide, and contental-wide, that intense project documentation occurred, including resident interviews. The members of the community realized what so many times planners don't: they looked to their physical environment to define their identity. With the existing bones of the original Angell Town Estate still in existence, they easily correlated the physical improvements to be improvements in themselves.
This outstanding result came from an intense and time-consuming community consultation process (another distinctly different term than public involvement). The lead urban designer was so involved with the community that he actually lived there are the weekends in a flat. While this is rare in either country, it certainly is to be commended.
Perhaps the most powerful item in Angell Town now are the benches that poetically are made from the rubble from the demoed parts of the old buildings, caged, with a stone seat atop them. People can actually sit on the physical representation of what was destroying their community: a poorly designed public realm. This was recited by residents often as what made the biggest difference to them. Don't ever underestimate the power of poeticism.
Caged rubble representing moving forward to a healthy and safe community.
So, what will it be redevelopment or regeneration?


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(Lincoln City, Oregon) – The holidays kick into high gear around Lincoln City shortly, as the central Oregon coast town lights up with the spirit of the season augmented by its usual laidback, beachy vibe. Whales, food, theater, tons of music and holiday gift events dot the landscape of November and December.
November 17. Siletz Restoration Pow Wow. Celebrate the anniversary of the restoration of official Tribal Status for the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians. Chinook Winds Casino Resort, 1777 NW 44th Street. Lincoln City, Oregon. 888-624-6228.
November 17. Hands-on Edible Gifts Class. 2nd annual gourmet gifts class. A homemade gift is a thoughtful gift. Everyone will leave with the edible gifts they have made. $75 per person. 11 a.m. Culinary Center. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-557-1125. Website.
November 17. Williams & Ree live. Free, 3:30 p.m. Must be 16 and over. Chinook Winds Casino Resort, 1777 NW 44th Street. Lincoln City, Oregon. 888-624-6228.
November 18. Movie Night at Surftides. The Greatest Showman. Free admission with a canned food donation. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-994-2191.
November 22. Turkey Trot Race. 5K run winding through the golf course. Bring canned food to celebrate the season of giving. Salishan Resort's Golf Shop. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-764-4300.
November 22. Thanksgiving Brunch. 11 AM – 4 PM. $60 adults, $55 seniors, $25 kids 5-12, kids under 5 free. Salishan Resort. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-764-4300.
November 23 – 24. Free Fishing, Crabbing & Clamming. The Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife (ODFW) is joining #OptOutside on Black Friday by encouraging people to go outside and enjoy what Oregon has to offer for free on Friday and Saturday. You won't need a license, tag or endorsement to fish, crab or clam anywhere in Oregon that's open. Lincoln City, Oregon.
November 23. Community Tree Lighting. Carols with the Sweet Adelines, tree lighting and arrival of Santa Claus. Hot chocolate, coffee, cider and cookies until they're gone. 5 PM. Lincoln City Cultural Center. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-994-9994. Website.
November 23. Black Friday Dance Club. DJ Andrew Eternity. 10 p.m. The Beach Club and Event Center. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-418-5468.
November 24. Santa Sale. Shop a variety of vendors, selling handmade jewelry, textiles, candles, holiday décor and more, in this one-day holiday bazaar. Free admission. 10 a.m. Lincoln City Cultural Center. lincolncityculturalcenter.org or call 541-994-9994.
December 1. Winter Craft Fair. 10 a.m. Connie Hansen Garden Conservancy. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-992-4567.
December 1. Bird Watching Clinic. Take a walk on the wild side with the Lincoln City Audubon Society and learn about our native birds and their natural habitat. The clinics are free and no registration is required. Binoculars and guidebooks available. 9 a.m. Salishan Nature Trail. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-992-9720. Website.
December 1. Hands-on Asian Class. 11 a.m. Fun and tasty class. $75 per person. Culinary Center. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-557-1125.Website.
December 7 – 8. The Oak Ridge Boys live. 8 p.m. Tickets $25-$40. Chinook Winds Casino Resort. Lincoln City, Oregon. 888-624-6228.
December 7. Beth Willis live. 6 p.m. Salishan Resort's Attic Lounge. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-764-4300.
December 8. "Wishes & Candles" with the Central Coast Chorale. Favorite holiday songs and familiar carols. 2 p.m. Lincoln City Cultural Center. lincolncityculturalcenter.org or call 541-994-9994.
December 8. Tacos & Tamales Class. By popular demand they are offering our Tacos and Tamales class again. 11 a.m. $75 per person. Culinary Center. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-557-1125. Website.
December 9. Celtic Concert Series. Christmas with The Gothard Sisters, a dynamic musical group of three sisters who sing, dance and play several instruments for a warm, celebratory welcome to the holidays. Advance tickets $25 adults, $23 seniors, $10 youth ages 18 & under. 2 p.m. Lincoln City Cultural Center. lincolncityculturalcenter.org or call 541-994-9994.
December 14 – 15. "It's a Wonderful Life." Radio Play at the Lincoln City Cultural Center presented by Theatre West. The beloved holiday film, reimagined as a radio play and performed live on stage. Performances at 7:30 p.m. Friday, and at 2 p.m. and 7:30 PM Saturday. Lincoln City Cultural Center. lincolncityculturalcenter.org or call 541-994-9994.
December 15. 6th Annual Jingle Bell 5K Jog/Walk. This fun event is open to runners, joggers, walkers, baby strollers and pets. Costumes are recommended but optional, and bells will be provided. 9:30 a.m. Lincoln City Community Center. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-994-2131. Website.
December 16. Annual Christmas Bird Count with the Audubon Society of Lincoln City. Meet at Sambo's Restaurant at 6:30 a.m. to be assigned to a team of field counters. Dress for coastal weather, bring food, water and your own optical gear. Lincoln City, Oregon. LincolnCityAudubon.org or call 541-992-9720.
December 19. New Mexica Christmas Table Demo Class. Special holiday class. $45 per person. 6 p.m. Culinary Center. Lincoln City, Oregon. 541-557-1125.
December 20. Lincoln Pops Big Band Dance. Dance or sit and enjoy the music of this 24-person orchestra, playing music from the swing era, Latin, polka, waltz and more. Adults $7.50, Students $3, Children under 6 are free. 7:30 p.m. Gleneden Beach Community Club. Gleneden Beach, Oregon. 541-563-5067.
December 27 – 31. Winter Whale Watch Week on the Oregon Coast. Watch as majestic gray whales and their babies migrate south to their warm water winter feeding grounds. In Lincoln City: the official spot is Inn at Spanish Head, 10th floor. Lincoln City, Oregon. OregonStateParks.org 541-765-3304.
December 27 January 19. A Nice Family Christmas playing at Theatre West. A comedy directed by Rich Emery. A newspaper reporter on the brink of being fired has been assigned a last-chance story about a typical family Christmas – his family Christmas. Highway 101. Lincoln City, Oregon. TheatreWest.com 541-994-5663.


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Q: Meridian convergence. True north, magnetic north and grid north I'm having difficulty wrapping my mind around meridian convergence, the horizontal angular distance between true north and grid north.
Say I want to determine if a feature lies to the east or west of the central meridian (CM) by using true north and grid north designations on a topo map.
I realize grid north is parallel to the CM, while true north points to the poles, and magnetic north is the direction a compass points and constantly changing.
Looking at the figure below, I see grid north points to the east of true north. So does this fact alone mean everything on the grid is to the east of the true north, and therefore the CM? Does this simple fact mean that features in this grid lie to the east of the CM, or am I missing something.
Also, I realize I can just look at the tick marks and and see that this this grid in particular covers -80°22' to -80°15, and the CM for zone 17R lies at 81°. But had I not known that and wanted to use the north arrows. Please explain.

A: Imagine as if you were somewhere on Earth (easy to imagine I guess), and you have one world map on one hand and a compass on the other.
GRID NORTH: the map you are holding has probably some horizontal and vertical lines. The direction of every vertical line indicates the grid north. So, for every point on the map, the vertical line that passes through that point, points towards grid north. But this is not a true north because it does not point towards the north pole  because maps are representations of a rounded Earth on a flat paper - they always contain errors.
TRUE NORTH: Now, because you have super sharp ears, you are able to hear a voice that originates from the north pole. You follow that voice walking on a straight line. The direction you go is the true north because that points you towards the north pole.
MAGNETIC NORTH: the first two types of north had geometrical meaning. This one has a physical meaning. Magnetic north is the direction where the arrow of your compass points. The arrow points towards the magnetic pole which is slightly shifted from the true north because the mass of the Earth is not homogeneous and thus does not match the geometrical pole.
Grid north is like a tangent of the true north at the point of interest. If we assume that the central meridian passes in the middle of the map, then in the half left (west) part of the map (divided by the central meridian), grid north is always on the west. In the very middle, grid north and true north are the same. Then, in the east part, grid north is always on the east of true north. However, this is just the case of a map where meridians are straight lines. If we're talking about other projections such as the sinusoidal:

grid north is not just a line that goes straight up.

A: The short answer is UTM grid center is always 500,000 the little 5, big 65 (5|65) on USNG maps indicate 565,000. That is greater than 500,000 so the map is East of the meridian 65,000 meters.
The X, Y or Easting, Northing of the UTM grid is laid out as follows. The Y, Northing, 0 is at the equator and is used for the complete zone north and south. The X is given a "false easting" on the central meridian of 500,000. The 6° zone is always less 1 million meters. At the equator the range is just under 166,000 - 834,000 and diminishes North and South. Notice on your figure, (5|65, 5|66 & 5|67) = X or easting, 565,000, 566,000 & 567,000 or 1 kilometer spacing. Meters west are subtracted and meters east are added so 565,000 is 65,000 meters east of the CM or True North. Therefore if your map had a 4|65 it would be west of 81° (500,000 - 465,000 = 55,000m).
We know that longitude lines converge at the poles like the segments of an orange. We call the east - west lines the parallels of latitude and the are that on a map but on the globe they are a circle. Think of a pole in a field. Then tie a rope to the pole grap the end and walk. You walk around the pole and as you walk you are in a constant change but at wherever length you hold the rope you walk in parallel circles. The rope is Logitude and your path Latitude. At any point create a grid and make the center of that grid parallel to the rope. Now start to walk. Soon the rope is not parallel to the grid nor is your path. The angle between the rope and the grid is called the convergence angle. The grid not only deviates north - south but east west as well. The 3° distance limits the deveation to about 2°.
Read: The Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC), Standards, publications, [Standard for a U.S. National Grid, FGDC-STD-011-2001]
http://www.fgdc.gov/standards/projects/FGDC-standards-projects/usng/fgdc_std_011_2001_usng.pdf

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Huge thanks to everyone who came out to see us play in Barrie last Tuesday. It's always great to see so many familiar and new faces, and we had a great time. Our friend Brian Jackson posted some photos of the evening to Facebook. He also posted this not-great-but-not-awful video to YouTube. See if you can spot the exact moment I realize I'm being recorded.
This entry was posted on November 24, 2010. It was filed under shows and was tagged with brian jackson, thanks, the last class.


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Grand Theft Auto V PC Screens Look Incredible
Blair Inglis 27/02/15 5 Comments
Forgive us for the most obvious title of the year, but GTA V is going to look amazing on PC. While the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game did look truly fantastic in their own right, these new screenshots from the PC version blow them out of the water.
Will GTA V be over a decade old before the release of a sequel/
Will GTA V be over a decade old before the release of its successor?
Obvious your mileage may vary, and these will be running on a high-end PC, but to get the most out of Rockstar's beautiful title, you'll be looking to the PC version and its release date of April 10th.
– ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW –
There'll be a new trailer soon, tease Rockstar, and the PC version will come with a Rockstar Editor for making your own custom videos. Pop on over to the Rockstar Newswire to see the above images at a huge 3840×2160 resolution.
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beeje13	 27/02/15, 17:12
Resolution/framerate/AA aside it looks as though the textures are definitely up a notch in terms of detail. Hopefully for PC players its' a good port, although all the delays suggest it will be.
Kennykazey	 27/02/15, 17:59
Looks stunning, now imagine it at 60FPS… :-o
I need to steal a powerful PC.
funkyellowmonkey(ps3 id)	 27/02/15, 19:08
will it have first person view?
RocketSOL	 28/02/15, 10:04
One of the screens is in first person so I'd assume so. I guess if its in the console versions then the PC version would have it.
TheShepanator	 28/02/15, 13:55
It'll be a real kick in the balls if its a rubbish port like GTA IV was, especially after waiting this long.
I hope they take a less hostile stance on modding too. In GTA IV they actively patched the game to try and lock out modders. Bit of a fruitless effort but its still a pretty nasty thing to do.

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Program—Cui Bono? (To Whose Benefit?)
Cui Bono? (To Whose Benefit?)
Saturday 29 March 2014 , 2 – 6 PM
X. and Y. versus France… The case for a Legal Precedent, a performance by Patrick Bernier and Olive Martin and / with Sylvia Preuss-Laussinotte and Sébastien Canevet. Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Paris, december 2007. Photo: Marc Domage
Saturday 29 March 2014, 2 - 6 pm
Defne Ayas, Martin Bernier, Model Court, Florian Cramer, Jeanne Gaakeer, Adam Kleinman, frank leibovici, Julien Seroussi, Eyal Weizman
Defne Ayas, Adam Kleinman, Virginie Bobin
A presentation of case studies pitting truth against legal procedure
What is law, and how does it function? How are its rules written, interpreted, and implemented across different contexts? Moreover, what is really at stake when we say a case is lost or won? In parallel to the exhibition The Crime Was Almost Perfect, Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art presents a presentation of case studies that seeks to understand how legal procedures either facilitate or complicate normative notions of what is just. To this end, Cui Bono? (To whose benefit?) broadens the investigation of law through a set of interpretative artist projects that tackle the law as their subject, and a series of keynote lectures by scholars and law professionals.
2 – 2:10pm
Welcome by Defne Ayas (Director, Witte de With)
2:10 – 2:50pm
Keynote: What is law?
Starting from the questions 'What is law?'and 'What is law that I should obey it?' Jeanne Gaakeer (Professor of Legal Theory, School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam, and Justice in the Appellate Court of The Hague) presents a short history of ideas around the evolution of law in a European cultural context, from ancient Greece to the present day, addressing, first, topics such as the substitution of law for the violence of revenge, justice's iconography, and secondly, the development of law in Europe as a process from unity to diversity, and its implications for interdisciplinary co-operations. Special attention will be paid to the historical bond between law and the arts in Europe.
Interpretation: 'law intensity reports'
Franck Leibovici (artist and poet, Paris) teamed up with Julien Seroussi (analyst, International Crime Unit, Ministry of Justice, Paris) during a trial at the International Criminal Court, in order to outline the interplay between witnesses, evidence, facts, and legal characterization.
Eyal Weizman: On Forensis
Weizman (Architect, Professor of Visual Cultures and Director of the Centre for Research Architecture at Goldsmiths, London) comments on the problem of holes—non matter—that has haunted the field of forensics. How to detect and verify an absence? Entry holes of guns through bodies and skulls, holes in roofs left by drone-fired missiles, the hole in the ozone… But as Bergson teaches us, a hole is more not less information than the matter it perforated because it is both matter and its absence.
<<3.25 – 3:45pm Break>>
3:45 – 4.35pm
Screening: Resolution 978 HD (HD video, 35', Finland/UK, 2013), introduced by Florian Cramer (Research Professor for New Media and Art Media at the Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam)
This film by Model Court, a group of artists and researchers at the Forensics Architecture Department, Goldsmiths University, London, opens a discussion on the political and legal impact of new media technologies in the process of justice.
Resolution 978 HD by Model Court is currently on view at Stroom den Haag, within the exhibition Model Court: An Ecology of the Courtroom, as part of See You In The Hague. More information here.
Interpretation: X&Y vs. France: The Case of a Legal Precedent (2009–2014)
In conversation with Virginie Bobin (Assistant Curator, Witte de With), artists Patrick Bernier and Olive Martin recall a series of past works where art enters into friction with law. In particular, the discussion will focus on the artists' collaboration with lawyers Sylvia Preuss-Laussinotte and Sébastien Canevet on a performance that applies the tools of intellectual property law in order to challenge the field of immigration law. A performance of X&Y vs. France: The Case of a Legal Precedent is held at Erasmus University on 28 March at 5 p.m.
Plenary moderated by Virginie Bobin
5.15 – 5:45pm
Q&A with the audience
Cui Bono? is organized by Virginie Bobin (Assistant Curator, Witte de With) in close conversation with Defne Ayas (Director, Witte de With) and Adam kleinman (Chief Editor, WdW Review).
Organized in collaboration with the Erasmus School of Law, the Center for Art, Law and Innovation at Erasmus University and the Students Law Association.
Witte de With would like to thank Jeanne Gaakeer (Professor of Legal Theory, School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam, and justice in the Appellate Court of The Hague), Helen Stout and Farshida Zafar (Center for Art, Law and Innovation), Jeanne Beck (Students Law Association) and the Erasmus Trustfonds.
The program is supported by Institut Français, Sjöcrona Van Stigt Advocaten, Erasmus Trustfonds and Erasmus Stichting.
The Crime Was Almost Perfect


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-- Feel free to explore your options: If you're afraid that you will putyour COBRA insurance at risk by applying for another plan, don't be. Otherthan a non-refundable application fee imposed by some carriers, applyingfor an individual or family health insurance plan in order to see if thereare plans that you qualify for, and can afford, will not impact youreligibility for COBRA. Always make sure you fill out an application astruthfully and accurately as possible.
Question: When I consider purchasing an individual health insurance planfor myself or my family, do I have any financial obligations beyond themonthly premium and annual deductible?
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(2) Calculated using average total premium cost for employer-sponsoredhealth insurance coverage reflected in the Henry J. Kaiser Foundation studyEmployee Health Benefits: 2008 Annual Survey(http://ehbs.kff.org/pdf/7790.pdf) plus the standard 2% administration costcharged to most COBRA participants; then compared to average premiums forprivately-purchased individual and family coverage in August 2007 cited byeHealth, Inc. and Forrester Research in The Cost and Benefits of IndividualHealth Insurance Plans: 2008, November, 2008(http://www.ehealthinsurance.com/content/expertcenterNew/eHealthCBreport2008FINAL.pdf).


Grades 1/2 presented their non-fiction writing samples to their preschool partners. Their writing had to explain "how to" do something in several steps. Some examples shared were how to make pancakes, jump rope, and draw a cat. Preschool friends tested the instructions by following all the steps and in some cases by using their imaginations.


This is a simple yet very effective dessert. Slow-roasting the nectarines intensifies their flavour by evaporating some of the liquid in the fruit. The yoghurt, cream and brown sugar are creamy, but with a sweet edge.
Feel free to substitute peaches or plums, depending on what is most readily available.
Heat the oven to 160ºC. Line a baking tray with baking paper.
Lay the nectarines in the baking tray, cut sides up. Bake for 1½–2 hours. The nectarines should be soft and caramelised on top but not disintegrating. Lift them carefully into a bowl and leave to cool.
Whip the cream to form soft peaks and gently fold it into the yoghurt. Spoon into a shallow dish and sprinkle with brown sugar. Leave in the fridge for at least 2 hours, and preferably 4, so that the sugar melts over the yoghurt cream.
Serve 3 or 4 nectarine halves in each bowl and top with a generous spoonful of yoghurt cream, making sure each person gets some of the brown sugar topping.


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Chuck Prophet and the Mission Express - The Rescue Rooms, Nottingham. Sunday 19th February 2017
When Chuck Prophet is on a mission, what you see is one of the most enigmatic purveyors of alt-country rock 'n' roll music on the circuit today. Of course Chuck has been producing the goods for over thirty years through his Green on Red connection and solo work. On the evidence of these latest set of UK dates, the Californian is still firing on all cylinders and an enthralled Nottingham crowd soaked up a whole two hours of vintage Chuck Prophet and the Mission Express.
Although vintage in style, the material leaned heavily upon the absolute contemporary with the brand new album featuring prominently. BOBBY FULLER DIED FOR YOUR SINS is barely a week old and yet its status as a cultural high spot for poetic rock 'n' roll is securing tightly with each play. Chuck and his band launched their set with the title track of this album just after eight thirty and the marker was set for a riveting couple of hours of prime sophisticated velocity. The Bobby Fuller connection didn't just lie with the opening track as the encore began with a cover of 'Let Her Dance', a popular hit for Bobby before his sad early demise in the mid-sixties. By that time, the entrance fee had been repaid several times over with Chuck in absorbing form and in total control of an engrossed audience.
Each song, whether crowd pleasing old favourites like 'Temple Beautiful', 'You Did' and 'Willie Mays Is Up At Bat' or new material such as 'Bad Year for Rock 'n' Roll', was perfectly accompanied by the four band members. It was the usual set up with the lead guitar of James DePrato and keyboard of Stephanie Finch stepping more to the fore leaving Vincente Rodriguez (drums) and Kevin White (bass) to shore up the backfield. The former pair also added vital harmony contributions ensuring that there will always be a West Coast feel to the music of Chuck Prophet.
Several spins of the new record reveal another song writing lyrical masterclass from Chuck. Two particular stand-outs from this album were 'Jesus Was a Social Drinker' and 'We Got Up and Played'. Both saw Chuck switch into acoustic mode with the utilisation of his Martin D-38 prompting an ironic cry of Judas from the audience much to his amusement.
It is 2017, so the inevitable and essential political comment from the progressive American artistic community ensued, with 'Barely Exist' being dedicated to those seeking a better life. Also much of that community is still coming to terms with the losses of 2016 and Chuck delivered a duet version of 'Iodine' with Stephanie as a tribute to Leonard Cohen. This was a gig awash with an abundance of seriously good moments, so you could take your pick from the pin drop sublime to the fully fledged onslaught of electric amplification. Even the latter contains marvellous content as exemplified by 'Alex Nieto' off the new record.
The Rescue Rooms proved the ideal hosting pad for Chuck. A sizeable gathering was comfortably housed and the enjoyment of the music was enhanced by finding the venue's sound sweet spot. Likewise Chuck found his all night. By the time the band signed off with the popular 'You and Me Baby (Holding On)', a perfect resting place in the personal gig memory vault had been created making this one of the standard markers for at least the rest of the year – probably longer.
The bill was enhanced through a short opening set from an American folk singer by the name of Max Gomez who is travelling with Chuck. An engaging song about an antiques store and insurance fraud proved the highlight of his set and Max made a re-appearance for Chuck's encore. The whole set up on stage proved a resounding success for Nottingham based promoters Cosmic American who have a long association with Chuck. Maybe their forays into Birmingham for his gigs didn't reach the same level but a short drive up the M42 for West Midlands based folks was a small price to pay for a night like this.
Long may Chuck Prophet's lengthy association with touring the UK remain and even if there is not a universal appreciation of America's favourite past time, a few of us understand the psyche of 'three on, two out and the Giants greatest ever centre fielder'.
www.chuckprophet.com
Labels: Alt-Country, Americana, Gig Reviews, Rock, US
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I have created a curriculum framework for teaching digital citizenship and Internet maturity to students of classes 8th and above in schools.
The WISE recognizes our Digital Citizenship effort!
Education visionaries often say this to schools to remind us of our big challenge – "How will you prepare the children of Today, to solve the problems of Tomorrow, by teaching them the concepts of Yesterday?". One of the most important factors of 21st century life (both personal & professional) is Internet. It has a big influence in our lives today, but it will have a much bigger influence & interference tomorrow. For our children, Internet can become a big strength or a serious weakness. It can give them the best of opportunities or the worst of threats. Therefore INTERNET MATURITY is one skill which is absolutely essential for the personal welfare, quality of academics and career growth of students in 21st century. It enables them to: 1. Make the BEST use of Internet in education. 2. Avoid the negative effects of Internet. 3. Get ready for a 21st century career.
Schools are where real action on Digital Citizenship & Internet Maturity should happen! This time the real action has happened at The Billabong High International School, Bhopal! They have included DCIM in their curriculum for classes 6th onwards and will be the first school in India to certify their students on the same.


Derek M. LaVallee is a public relations executive with extensive communications, policy and intergovernmental affairs expertise. He has worked at the White House and the U.S. Department of Defense, and counseled Fortune 500 companies, national trade associations and international diplomats.
LaVallee is a recognized leader in earned and paid media programs, coalition building, brand management, crisis communications, and stakeholder outreach. He is frequently called upon by national media outlets to provide industry perspective on current events.
LaVallee is also a columnist for The Hill newspaper in Washington, D.C.


The thyroid is a small butterfly-shaped gland that sits at the base of the neck. This gland produces the hormones that control metabolism – how your body uses energy. The thyroid's hormones are super-important, regulating many functions from body weight and menstrual cycles to cholesterol levels.
Today, Pink Parcel's resident gynecologist, Mr Narendra Pisal, tells us the NTK's of thyroids and periods.
How would you be diagnosed with an underactive or overactive thyroid?


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Q: IIS7 Compression Failure I'm having issues with IIS7's static compression. I've read some of the other posts, and I'm out of options. Here's what I have:
In the applicationHost.config, I've set up:
    <httpCompression directory="%SystemDrive%\inetpub\temp\IIS Temporary Compressed Files" staticCompressionDisableCpuUsage="100">
        <scheme name="gzip" dll="%Windir%\system32\inetsrv\gzip.dll" staticCompressionLevel="9" />
        <staticTypes>
            <add mimeType="text/*" enabled="true" />
            <add mimeType="message/*" enabled="true" />
            <add mimeType="application/x-javascript" enabled="true" />
            <add mimeType="*/*" enabled="true" />
        </staticTypes>
    </httpCompression>

The "enable static compression" checkbox is enabled for my site.
I get a big fat uncompressed file when I load up the site. If I look at the request headers, I see:
Accept-Encoding : gzip,deflate
but, in the response, I get:

Content-Type: application/x-javascript
Last-Modified: Fri, 10 Jul 2009 01:13:41 GMT
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Etag: "3be6da9fb0ca1:0"
Server: Microsoft-IIS/7.0
X-Powered-By: UrlRewriter.NET 2.0.0, ASP.NET
Date: Fri, 10 Jul 2009 03:39:35 GMT
Content-Length: 81515

Anyone have any ideas what I'm doing wrong here?
Also, FWIW, I'm running in Integrated, not "Classic" mode.
UPDATE: I got it working, but I'm not sure why it works now. All I did was enable dynamic compression for the site, and everything started working. Anyone have any thoughts?

A: I was having the same problem and I believe it is because we are using UrlRewriter.NET. While it is enabled all file requests are routed through the handler to determine whether they should be url rewritten or not. This changes a css or js file into a dynamic request instead of static, therefore GZip compression seems to not work in IIS7 until you check the dynamic content compression box. That's my theory anyway...

A: I got it working, but I'm not sure why it works now. All I did was enable dynamic compression for the site, and everything started working. If someone can give me an explanation for why this worked, I'll give them credit on the answer.

A: I'm not that good in IIS7 compression but I want to advise you to have a look at Helicon Ape mod-gzip module that provides comprehensive compression capabilities. The guide on how to enable and use Helicon Ape mod-gzip is here.


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Everything the Gossip Girl Cast Has Said About the Show Returning
Chace Crawford says he could see it coming back as a miniseries.
By Christopher Rosa
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Ever since Gossip Girl went off the air in 2012, people have been waiting for it to come back. We are in the era of reboots, after all, and a show like Gossip Girl—with its soapy twists and die-hard fan base—is ripe for revisiting. In February 2019 news broke that The CW was having "discussions" about rebooting the beloved series, which centered on a group of rich teens living on New York City's Upper East Side, but nothing was confirmed. Still, fans are holding out for a full-fledged revival—and they may get it. Several of the show's cast members have said they're on board with a reboot if all the pieces fell into place. The latest to add his voice to the choir is Chace Crawford, aka Nate Archibald, who told Digital Spy he could see GG coming back as a miniseries.
"I don't know what it would look like with us being in our 30s now, but I always say, because it was such a big part of my life, I'm open to anything," he said. "It would have to be really right, and really specific, and with TV and the golden age of the TV streaming service, maybe an eight-episode season."
Crawford continued, "It would be very tough to get everybody on board I think because of their schedules, Penn, Leighton, Ed.... They're all doing really good TV shows. It would be hard I think [to get them all together]. The reboot might come in the form of new characters. I would absolutely cameo. I'd have to."
Crawford is referring to his Gossip Girl costars Penn Badgley (Dan), Leighton Meester (Blair), and Ed Westwick (Chuck), who are all currently starring in successful TV shows. That being said, they've also put in their two cents about a GG reboot—as has Blake Lively (Serena). Here's everything the Gossip Girl cast has put into the universe about a possible reboot:
"It sort of all depends. Would I do seven years of the show? No, because it's hard work and I've got my babies, and I don't want to be away from them that much. But I've just learned in life you never say never. I'm looking to do something that I haven't done yet, not something that I did. But would I do that? Who knows—if it was good, if it made sense. We had so much fun shooting and living and working in New York City." —Variety, 2017
"If everyone was into it and if the timing was right, you know? I don't want to say, 'No, never.'" —Vanity Fair, 2017
"No one's ever asked me [about a reboot]. No one's ever talked to me about it except for in interviews, and I always say the same. I never say never. So I don't know. No one's sent me that information, it's coming from you." —E! News, 2019
"I wouldn't trade it for anything. It's sort of a time capsule. A lot of the questions that come from it are: 'Do you miss it?' 'Did you love what you wore?' And I understand that, but—and I say this with nothing but love—it is like saying, 'High school was an amazing time for you. Do you wish you could go back?' And the truth is, it was so special and such a unique, amazing experience, but no, I wouldn't wanna go back to it. I was a kid." —PorterEdit, 2018
"I'd be open to talking about something. It was such a fun part of my life. They'll probably just reboot it and cast all new young kids. How are we going to do it?…At 35, I'm still at the high school there, wearing my uniform?" —Us Weekly, 2018
"I don't think that could happen for maybe another 10 years because if you look at the shows that are being rebooted, they're much older. I don't think any of us are interested in that, the creators or the cast." —Marie Claire, 2018
"I suppose you should never say never. I suppose there are conditions where I would. Do I think those conditions will ever exist? No. But they might." —Variety, 2018
"Nah, that's not gonna happen. I know there's a bunch of them coming back. I hear they're doing Will and Grace, they've done Gilmore Girls…. But it's such a strange thing to think about. It feels like we only just finished! And I haven't done enough in between yet to feel like I could comfortably revisit it. And I did so much with that character—it's played out, man. It's done." —Radio Times, 2017
Sebastian Stan (Carter Baizen)
"I would do it, why not? I got Jessica Szohr (Vanessa) and Chace [Crawford]. I don't know what the rest are up to, but I'd be down. Why not?" —E! News, 2016
Taylor Momsen (Jenny)
"I'm not looking to go back to it. Gossip Girl was a great experience, and it helped in one way and hurt in another, but it feels like forever ago." —Riverfront Times, 2014
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Senior Living in Centerville, Washington
Top zip codes in Centerville, WA: 98613
Centerville scores higher than the Washington average of 68.
Centerville scores lower than the national average of 72.
There are 2 senior living facilities in close proximity to the city (Oregon Veterans\' Homes and Flagstone Senior Living)
There is an average number of home healthcare providers operating in the city.
There is a very low number of fire stations serving the city.
There is 1 pharmacy within close range of the city.
There are 4 golf courses in or around the city, including Dalles Country Club, The, Northwest Aluminum Golf Club, and Goldendale Golf Club.
There are 8 parks near the city center, including Columbia Hills Historical State Park, Maryhill State Park, and Gunkel Orchards & Fruit Stand.
The city sales taxes averages 8.30%, which is significantly higher than the national average of 6.97%.
Washington has an average state income tax of 0.00%, compared to the national average of 3.38%.
The city's per capita income is $25,356, which is lower than the national average of $25,611.
Assisted living costs average $53,400 per year, which are very high compared to national figures.
Centerville receives ideal levels of rainfall each year.
Centerville has average mean temperatures, with average winters and pleasant summers.
Centerville has a very sparse population density of 4.3 people per square mile.
Residents of Centerville have a short daily commute time.
Centerville has a low public school quality ranking.
The city has a very high public school safety rating.
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ExxonMobil to construct polypropylene plant in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Paroma Bhattacharya March 6, 2019 Chemicals & Materials
ExxonMobil, oil & gas production behemoth, has reportedly disclosed its plans to build a polypropylene production plant in Louisiana's Baton Rouge facility. As per trusted sources, this project is the company's largest capital development in the state.
Once the new unit is constructed, the production capacity of the polypropylene in the Gulf coast area would increase by 450,000 tons annually. Moreover, the company is planning to kick off construction this year with production estimated to commence by 2021. Upon commencement, the project is likely to create 65 permanent jobs in the region, while creating roughly 600 jobs during the construction phase, stated sources familiar with the development.
ExxonMobil stated that it has awarded the construction procurement and engineering contract to Baton Rouge-based companies Turner Industries Group LLC and Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. The company would continue its strategic investments along the Gulf Coast region since the global market's been witnessing high demand for chemical products and rise in the supply of feedstocks, claimed sources.
For the uninitiated, polypropylene is essential in various applications including manufacturing of lightweight automotive components which boost vehicle's fuel efficiency by reducing weight.
Furthermore, the company's integrated petrochemical operations in Baton Rouge include a refinery with a capacity of 502,000 barrel per day along with its chemical lubricants and polyethylene facilities.
Exxon Mobil had been making efforts to develop and construct manufacturing plants along the United States' Gulf Coast, including initial plans to invest $20 billion, reported authentic sources.
Included in the company's Gulf Coast expansion are a new packaging, distribution, and aviation lubricant facility in Baton Rouge along with chemical and refining developments at the company's Baytown and Beaumont facilities, Compelo reported.
Previously, in order to move ahead with the Gulf Coast Growth Ventures project, ExxonMobil formed a joint venture with SABIC, reported sources.
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CIArb News
East Anglia Branch committee election and AGM
CIArb's East Anglia Branch held its Annual General Meeting online on 21 May 2020 which was considered to be a resounding success. More members took part than in previous years. The Chairman's, Treasurer's and Public Relations Officer's presentations were comprehensive and supplemented by PowerPoint slides covering the fourteen professional events that were made available to the branch members and the Treasurer's report. Two new female members were formally elected to join the Committee increasing diversity. Two other members were subsequently co-opted on to the Committee and all were warmly welcomed by the Chairman on behalf of the Committee. The new members are:
Alison Garrett ACIArb
Alison is a construction disputes lawyer with over 30 years' experience. She is a Senior Legal Adviser with Mills & Reeve LLP. She has acted for clients in a number of domestic arbitrations over the years. Alison acted for clients in adjudications and mediations and speaks on the subject of construction generally.
Lee Kyson FCIArb (co-opted)
Lee Kyson MSc (Construction Law &DR), FCIArb, MCIOB, AssocRICS; CSCS Black Card (site manager), CSCS Gold Card (advanced craft plastering & rendering). Lee has over 40 years' 'hands on' experience in the construction industry both in the UK and Germany. His background trade is plastering, machine plastering, rendering, floor screeding, drylining, floor and wall tiling, and external wall insulation. Lee currently works as a party wall surveyor, assists either clients or contractors with disputes and produces reports on the standards of construction work carried out by contractors.
Michael Reynolds C.Arb FCIArb (co-opted)
Dr Reynolds is a solicitor and chartered arbitrator, who teaches and researches international arbitration. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the London School of Economics completing research for a historical study on international dispute resolution between sovereign states. He is the Module Director of LLM International Dispute Resolution and Arbitration at BPP University College. He has also taught Jurisprudence, Construction and Engineering Law, Professional Legal Skills and Tort as well as being the PhD House Tutor.
As a solicitor he worked in Westminster and the City, then in local government before returning to private practice. As an arbitrator he has recently presided over two international cases and over 80 other referrals. He has acted in numerous actions in the High Court, on enquiries, arbitrations including the Andover Public Arbitration, and as part of the defence team on a Royal Commission regarding the National Health Service. He is the author of several professional practice books and numerous articles having formerly been a member of the Editorial Board of Arbitration and then Commissioning Editor of Construction and Engineering Law. Prior to returning to the LSE to write his new book he was a Programme Associate on the Civil Justice Programme at the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Oxford. He is a regular contributor to The Company Lawyer. Michael is a member of the Law Society, the London Court of International Arbitration, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, the British Institute of Comparative and International Law and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.
Sally Saville FCIArb
Sally FRICS, FICArb is a Consultant Quantity Surveyor providing Quantity Surveying services for construction works, Contractual advice and Dispute resolution for Contractors, Sub-contractors and Private clients. She works on negotiation and resolution of disputes, representation of parties in mediation and adjudication.
View the full list of East Anglia Branch Committee members here.
The Committee encourages Branch members to become a Committee member and lend their support in running the branch such as deciding future professional events and keep abreast of the latest news of the Institute locally and globally. Under Branch Model Rules a member can serve up to three years extendable to a second term of three years.
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CIArb's Taiwan Chapter was honoured to co-host a conference with the ICC YAF, iADR, and the Taipei Bar Association on 9 January 2021.
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Azul y no tan rosa és una pel·lícula veneçolana, amb coproducció espanyola, estrenada al novembre de 2012. És l'òpera preval de l'actor i director Miguel Ferrari. Va ser la primera pel·lícula veneçolana a guanyar el Premi Goya a la millor pel·lícula hispanoamericana de 2013. El film aborda temes polèmics com la homosexualitat, transsexualitat i violència de gènere. Es va estrenar a Veneçuela el 27 de novembre de 2012.

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Aquesta pel·lícula és una invitació al respecte i a la tolerància cap a altres persones, així com també a la no discriminació per condició social, religió, orientació sexual, origen ètnic, paternitat prematura; així com fills amb pares divorciats, entre altres factors.

La història narra sobre Diego Martínez, amb 31 anys és un reeixit fotògraf d'arts i modes de Caracas, qui als 15 anys va mantenir relacions sexuals amb una amiga del col·legi i la va deixar embarassada. Neix un nen (Armando) i els 3 viuen com a família durant uns 10 anys fins al moment quan Diego i Valentina se separen cosa que indueix a Valentina (mare d'Armando) emigrar a Espanya al costat del seu fill Armando a la recerca d'un futur millor.

Diego no va ser un pare molt responsable gairebé mai parlava amb el seu fill per telèfon. Així que quan Diego decideix formalitzar la seva relació amb Fabrizio di Giaccomo (un reconegut gineco-obstetre d'una família conservadora d'origen italià) i se'n va a viure amb ell, de manera inesperada Diego es veu obligat a fer-se càrrec del seu fill Armando, un adolescent de gairebé 16 anys ple de complex, baixa autoestima i en una certa forma insegur de si mateix que torna d'Espanya perquè no ha vist a Diego durant més de 5 anys. El noi arriba amb una maleta carregada de retrets contra el seu pare pel fet d'haver-lo deixat abandonat. De manera que a Diego no li resultarà fàcil restablir una relació afectiva amb ell. No obstant això, Diego compta amb una família tradicional en certa manera liberal també d'origen espanyol; així com també estan els seus amics, que són la seva família escollida: Cristóbal, Perla Marina i Delirio (un transgènere) que el secunden a través de moments crucials. Una d'elles quan un grup de radicals homòfobs li propinen a Fabrizio una brutal pallissa que el deixa en coma i mor.

D'altra banda, es mostra el costat humà i lluitador de Diego qui brinda suport a la seva assistent Perla Marina qui és víctima de violència domèstica per part d'Ivan (el seu promès), així com a Delirio a qui recolza anant a les seves presentacions en xou travestit per a recaptar fons per als seus esdeveniments de coreografia, i a més en el seu afany de fer justícia aconsegueix les proves que incriminen Racso com a responsable de la mort del Dr. Fabrizio di Giaccomo.

Armando, per part seva, ha d'aprendre a tenir confiança en mateix, i acceptar-se així mateix tal qual com ell és i acostar-se a les noies sense pensar a ser rebutjat o no; i pel mateix fet de créixer a Madrid i amb mentalitat més oberta, aprendre a voler i acceptar al seu pare -homosexual- respectar les seves decisions, gustos i estil de vida sense ser tan hostil.

La pel·lícula culmina amb el retorn d'Armando a Madrid després d'haver romàs a Caracas alguns mesos on es restableix la relació pare-fill entre Armando i Diego.

Repartiment
El repartiment d' Azul y no tan rosa està compost per Guillermo García com Diego, Hilda Abrahamz com la transsexual Delirio, el jove actor espanyol Ignacio Montes qui encarna al fill de Diego, al costat d'un elenc conformat per reconeguts actors veneçolans de la televisió i el teatre.

Recepció
La pel·lícula va ser catalogada com una de les millors pel·lícules del cinema veneçolà, tant així que la seva durada en la cartellera dels cinemes va ser de gairebé vuit mesos, amb una excel·lent taquilla amb més de 600.000 espectadors.

Premis
 2014. Premi Goya a Millor pel·lícula estrangera de parla hispana.
 2014. Festival Pink Apple (Suïssa): Premi del Públic.
 2014. Festival Face à Face (Saint-Etienne, França): Premi del públic.

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Enllaços externs
 Web oficial de la pel·lícula Azul y no tan rosa

Pel·lícules de Veneçuela
Pel·lícules en castellà
Pel·lícules de temàtica LGBT de la dècada del 2000
Pel·lícules del 2012
Pel·lícules de temàtica LGBT d'Espanya
Pel·lícules guanyadores del Premi Goya a la millor pel·lícula estrangera de parla hispana

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Q: Fix Protocol Error : Field [5232] was not found in message I am using Quickfix and stunnel to connect to server with RSA private key.
When I am sending Market Data Request(MsgType=V), I am getting the following error

8=FIX.4.49=14735=Y34=55349=ABCD52=20130513-03:23:23.24356=ABCDEFGHI58=Field [5232] was not found in message.262=85ee75f8-ab5d-4aff-b87d-108b74d3281=010=53

i searched and found from this link that 5232 is Currency field
So I passed Currency value to 5232 as below
Message message = new Message();
................
message.setField(5232, new quickfix.field.Currency("EUR"));
................
Session.sendToTarget(message, sessId);

But when i checked the code of outgoing message, i found that the field 5232 is automatically converted to '15=EUR', and its again giving error 'Field [5232] was not found in message'
Can anyone point out what I am missing here ?

A: I am a bit confused about the field number but regardless the error that you are making is that the request must have a group and the currency field must be in that group.
Here is an example:
    MarketDataRequest marketDataRequest = new MarketDataRequest();
    String reqID = symbol+new Date().getTime();  //unique ID
    marketDataRequest.setString(MDReqID.FIELD,reqID); // set ID
    char requestType = SubscriptionRequestType.SNAPSHOT_PLUS_UPDATES;

    marketDataRequest.setChar(SubscriptionRequestType.FIELD,requestType); // set update type
    marketDataRequest.setInt(MarketDepth.FIELD, 0);
    marketDataRequest.setInt(MDUpdateType.FIELD, 0);

    MarketDataRequest.NoMDEntryTypes entryTypes = new MarketDataRequest.NoMDEntryTypes();  // create group to request both bid and offers
    entryTypes.set(new MDEntryType(MDEntryType.BID));
    marketDataRequest.addGroup(entryTypes);
    entryTypes.set(new MDEntryType(MDEntryType.OFFER));
    marketDataRequest.addGroup(entryTypes);

    MarketDataRequest.NoRelatedSym noRelatedSym = new MarketDataRequest.NoRelatedSym(); // create group to add list of symbols
    noRelatedSym.set(new Symbol(getSymbol(symbol)));
    marketDataRequest.addGroup(noRelatedSym);

As you can see some fields must first be entered into a group and then into the message.
There should be a dictionary definition called FIX44.xml that will show you the structure of the message.  its in the quickfix/etc/ directory.

A: typically the tags > 1000 are custom tags.
In order to implement your message correclty, take a look to the counteraprty specifications, and edit the FIX dictionary (for 4.4 version) accordingly.
The standard Market Data Reques message has this structure:
http://www.onixs.biz/fix-dictionary/4.4/msgType_V_86.html
and there is no tag #5232 in it.

A: I see multiple problems and misconceptions here.

*

*The fact that you are using an RSA key is not related to your problem

*Why are you manipulating your message as generic Message object instead of as a MarketDataRequest object?  The latter is more typesafe.

*You're getting 15=EUR because Currency is tag 11 in the standard FIX definition.  (See http://fixprotocol.org/FIXimate3.0/ which is the best FIX resource ever.)  The method is ignoring your 5232 argument.  What you really wanted to do is message.setField(5232,"EUR"), but that is probably still wrong.  Read on.

*I'm 99% sure that 5232 does not mean Currency, unless you're working with Velocity Systems International.  That link you found is just a list of custom fields that firms have registered with the FIX organization, but it's pretty useless, really, as no one has to obey it.  Your counterparty is probably using 5232 for something else.

So, with all that, here's what you need to do:
Get your counterparty's documentation for this FIX interface. You need to find out what 5232 is and how they expect you to use it, and if it's within one of the message's repeating groups or not.
Also, if they've added 5232, they've probably added other fields too.  You need to know all of their customizations.
Update your FIX44.xml file to reflect those changes. You need to do this, else your engine will reject messages with unexpected fields.  This file is pretty easy to understand.  The message defs are at the top section, the field defs are at the bottom section.
Rebuild QuickFIX/J engine (optional but recommended).  See the FAQ entry "Should I regenerate/rebuild QF/J?" to why and how to do it.
After all that, things should make more sense to you.

A: Thanks to all who replied this thread.
I will explain the steps I followed to solve the issue
initiator.cfg
UseDataDictionary=Y
ValidateUserDefinedFields=N
ValidateFieldsOutOfOrder=N
ValidateFieldsHaveValues=N
DataDictionary=/var/www/FIX44_edited.xml

/var/www/FIX44_edited.xml
<message name="MarketDataRequest" msgtype="V" msgcat="app">
    <field name="MDReqID" required="Y"/>
    <field name="SubscriptionRequestType" required="Y"/>
    <field name="MarketDepth" required="Y"/>
    <field name="MDUpdateType" required="N"/>
    <field name="AggregatedBook" required="N"/>
    <field name="OpenCloseSettlFlag" required="N"/>
    <field name="Scope" required="N"/>
    <field name="MDImplicitDelete" required="N"/>
    <group name="NoMDEntryTypes" required="Y">
      <field name="MDEntryType" required="Y"/>
    </group>
    <group name="NoRelatedSym" required="Y">
      <component name="Instrument" required="Y"/>
      <group name="NoUnderlyings" required="N">
        <component name="UnderlyingInstrument" required="N"/>
      </group>
      <group name="NoLegs" required="N">
        <component name="InstrumentLeg" required="N"/>
      </group>
    </group>
    <group name="NoTradingSessions" required="N">
      <field name="TradingSessionID" required="N"/>
      <field name="TradingSessionSubID" required="N"/>
    </group>
    <field name="ApplQueueAction" required="N"/>
    <field name="ApplQueueMax" required="N"/>
    <field name="CurrencyNew" required="Y"/>
  </message>

and
<field number="5232" name="CurrencyNew" type="STRING"/>

define the field 5232 with a unique name (i gave "CurrencyNew"), and use the field inside the message in which you need to use the custom variable 5232.
Initiator.java
Message message = new Message();
quickfix.fix44.MarketDataRequest.NoRelatedSym group = new quickfix.fix44.MarketDataRequest.NoRelatedSym();
StringField currency= new StringField(5232, "EUR");
group.setField(currency);
message.addGroup(group);

Hope this helps anyone who is stuck in generating data dictionary :)


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