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FCC 79.109
§  79.109   Activating accessibility features.
(a) Requirements applicable to digital apparatus. (1) Manufacturers of
digital apparatus designed to receive or play back video programming
transmitted in digital format simultaneously with sound, including
apparatus designed to receive or display video programming transmitted
in digital format using Internet protocol, with built-in
closed-captioning capability must ensure that closed captioning can be
activated through a mechanism that is reasonably comparable to a
button, key, or icon. Digital apparatus do not include navigation
devices as defined in § 76.1200 of this chapter.
(2) Manufacturers of digital apparatus designed to receive or play back
video programming transmitted in digital format simultaneously with
sound, including apparatus designed to receive or display video
programming transmitted in digital format using internet protocol, with
built-in audio description capability must ensure that audio
description can be activated through a mechanism that is reasonably
comparable to a button, key, or icon. Digital apparatus do not include
navigation devices as defined in § 76.1200 of this chapter.
Note 1 to paragraph (a): The term digital apparatus includes the
physical device and the video player(s) capable of displaying video
programming transmitted in digital format simultaneously with sound
that manufacturers install into the devices they manufacture before
sale, whether in the form of hardware, software, or a combination of
both, as well as any video players capable of displaying video
programming in digital format transmitted simultaneously with sound
that manufacturers direct consumers to install after sale. The term
software includes third-party applications that are pre-installed on a
device by the manufacturer or that the manufacturer directs consumers
to install after sale.
Note 2 to paragraph (a): This paragraph places no restrictions on the
importing, shipping, or sale of digital apparatus manufactured before
the applicable compliance deadline for this section.
(b) Requirements applicable to navigation devices. Manufacturers that
place navigation devices, as defined in § 76.1200 of this chapter, into
the chain of commerce for purchase by consumers, and MVPDs that lease
or sell such navigation devices with built in closed-captioning
capability must ensure that closed captioning can be activated through
a mechanism that is reasonably comparable to a button, key, or icon.
Note 1 to paragraph (b): In determining whether a particular device is
considered a "navigation device" subject to the requirements of this
section, the Commission will look to the device's built-in
functionality at the time of manufacture.
Note 2 to paragraph (b): This paragraph places no restrictions on the
importing, shipping, or sale of navigation devices manufactured before
(c) Compliance deadline. Compliance with the requirements of this
section is required no later than December 20, 2016; except that
compliance with the requirements of this section is required no later
than December 20, 2018 for the following covered entities: (1) MVPD
operators with 400,000 or fewer subscribers as of year-end 2012; and
(2) MVPD systems with 20,000 or fewer subscribers that are not
affiliated with an operator serving more than 10 percent of all MVPD
subscribers as of year-end 2012.
[ 78 FR 77251 , Dec. 20, 2013, as amended at  85 FR 76486 , Nov. 30, 2020]
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HTC UK has just confirmed on Twitter that the One M8 Android 5.1 Lollipop update with Sense 7.0 will not be released at least until August 2015, and the One M7 will most likely be omitted this time around, which is kind of sad. Although HTC UK usually doesn't speak for global releases, the pretty far off timeline that they set does lead us to believe that the One M8 Android 5.1 Lollipop update will not be happening anytime soon. The company has not disclosed any reasons for the delay, but our hunch is that the new builds induce a few bugs in Sense and they need to be fixed as soon as possible.
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Pensacola Foo Foo Festival celebrates five years of success; still working on unique name
After five years, the name Foo Foo Festival still does not come tripping from the tongues of most Pensacolians. But who cares when we're having fun?!
Pensacola Foo Foo Festival celebrates five years of success; still working on unique name After five years, the name Foo Foo Festival still does not come tripping from the tongues of most Pensacolians. But who cares when we're having fun?! Check out this story on pnj.com: https://www.pnj.com/story/life/2018/10/27/pensacola-foo-foo-festival-ready-welcome-tourists-12-day-event/1755190002/
Mike Suchcicki, Special to Pensacola News Journal Published 9:58 a.m. CT Oct. 27, 2018 | Updated 10:39 p.m. CT Oct. 28, 2018
Umbrella Sky Project adds a rainbow of color to downtown Pensacola
Jared Petticrew, of Location FX Inc., left, and artist Inês Martins, of Sextafeira Productions in Águeda, Portugal, work on installing the Umbrella Sky Project on East Intendencia Street in downtown Pensacola on Monday, October 30, 2017. Gregg Pachkowski/gregg@pnj.com
Artist Inês Martins, of Sextafeira Productions in Águeda, Portugal, left and Jared Petticrew, of Location FX Inc., left, work on installing the Umbrella Sky Project on East Intendencia Street in downtown Pensacola on Monday, October 30, 2017. Gregg Pachkowski/gregg@pnj.com
The Umbrella Sky Project adds a rainbow of color to East Intendencia Street in downtown Pensacola on Monday, October 30, 2017. Gregg Pachkowski/gregg@pnj.com
Artist Inês Martins, of Sextafeira Productions in Águeda, Portugal, work on installing the Umbrella Sky Project on East Intendencia Street in downtown Pensacola on Monday, October 30, 2017. Gregg Pachkowski/gregg@pnj.com
Lissa Dees, Friends of Downtown event coordinator, opens the last umbrella as part of the Umbrella Sky Project on East Intendencia Street in downtown Pensacola on Monday, October 30, 2017. Gregg Pachkowski/gregg@pnj.com
Artist Inês Martins, of Sextafeira Productions in Águeda, Portugal, left, and Lissa Dees, Friends of Downtown event coordinator, high five after installing the last umbrella as part of the Umbrella Sky Project on East Intendencia Street in downtown Pensacola on Monday, October 30, 2017. Gregg Pachkowski/gregg@pnj.com
Lissa Dees, Friends of Downtown event coordinator, snaps a photo of the Umbrella Sky Project on East Intendencia Street in downtown Pensacola on Monday, October 30, 2017. Gregg Pachkowski/gregg@pnj.com
Artist Inês Martins, of Sextafeira Productions in Águeda, Portugal, left, and Lissa Dees, Friends of Downtown event coordinator, pose after installing the last umbrella as part of the Umbrella Sky Project on East Intendencia Street in downtown Pensacola on Monday, October 30, 2017. Gregg Pachkowski/gregg@pnj.com
Those involved in the Umbrella Sky Project walk along East Intendencia Street in downtown Pensacola on Monday, October 30, 2017. Gregg Pachkowski/gregg@pnj.com
Artists Inês Martins, left, and Alexandra Guedes, of Sextafeira Productions in Águeda, Portugal, pose after installing their Umbrella Sky Project on East Intendencia Street in downtown Pensacola on Monday, October 30, 2017. Gregg Pachkowski/gregg@pnj.com
The colorful Umbrella Sky Project is reflected on the windows of Taco Agave on East Intendencia Street in downtown Pensacola on Monday, October 30, 2017. Gregg Pachkowski/gregg@pnj.com
The Pensacola Foo Foo Festival will be Nov. 1-12, 2018.(Photo: Courtesy of ACE)
From umbrellas floating in the sky to colorful murals covering what once was a drab parking garage to art installations to interactive displays, the 12-day compendium of events known as the Foo Foo Festival has made its mark upon Pensacola, and will again soon with the latest edition of the entertainment catch-all, Nov. 1-12.
Perhaps what has not made its mark upon Pensacola? The name "Foo Foo Festival."
Even five years into the event, the name still does not come tripping from the tongues of most Pensacolians.
"You could have come up with a better name. Good basic idea, bad name," wrote a reviewer on Foo Foo Festival's Facebook page back in 2014.
The concept of Foo Foo is to pack as much into the 12-day festival so tourists who come for a weekend see there are cool art, music and dining events into the week and extend their stay. (Photo: Courtesy of ACE)
"I know there are people in the community who don't know Foo Foo," says David Bear, trustee emeritus for Art, Culture and Entertainment Inc., the group behind the festival. "I know there are people who don't like the name. Foo Foo is 'frou-frou.' Or, is that like the Foo Fighters, or is it about food? There are still some misconceptions."
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For the record, here's what Foo Foo Festival is all about: It's a 12-day compilation of a whole lot of separate entertainment events, art installations, culinary experiences and even other festivals. The idea is to pack as much entertainment and fun into the 12 days that folks visiting Pensacola during the two weekends of Foo Foo will have no problem finding something to do. Foo Foo features classic Pensacola stalwarts such as the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival, Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show, Frank Brown Songwriters Festival and Pensacola Marathon, but it also includes an outdoor digital arts festival, a performance by legendary band leader Doc Severinsen with the Pensacola Civic Band, an all-female art exhibit, an LGBTQ film festival, interactive art displays and special theater and dance performances.
The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson band leader and trumpeter, Doc Severinsen, will perform a concert with the Pensacola Civic Band on Nov. 10 at the Saenger Theatre as part of the Foo Foo Festival. (Photo: Courtesy of Sean Turi)
"This is a festival of events, as it were," Bear says. "A panoply. But when we began Foo Foo Festival five years ago, it was different, and change is scary to a lot of people. We were calling it a 'festival,' but it wasn't what people traditionally thought of as a festival. But now we've done it for five years and people understand that festivals don't always have to be a fenced-off event. We knew that it would take some time for the community to understand the concept, but we knew they would come to understand it when they saw it."
To better help the community understand the concept, and in honor of this being its fifth year, here are five "footastic" facts about the Foo Foo Festival.
1. Even the organizers didn't know what a Foo Foo was
The concept behind Foo Foo Festival was to create an entity that would help boost cultural tourism in Northwest Florida, Bear says.
"The tourism development groups were focusing much of their efforts toward beach tourism, and rightly so, because there's a lot of money there," he says. "But we also have this rich cultural community here."
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In addition, the 2010 oil spill, as well as a number of significant storms over the years, had illustrated the tragic fragility of the beach-based economy.
"We felt the need to diversify the tourism base," Bear says. "There was data that showed that cultural tourists, when they visit an area, stay longer and spend more money per visit than most traditional tourists, like beach tourists. Not only would we be diversifying the types of tourists we have, they would be coming at different times of the year than beach tourists would be coming. We thought it would be a win-win for the community."
It took a while for the pieces to fall into place, but eventually ACE began the process of building the structure of the annual festival of events. It solicited proposals from companies for advertising and marketing, including prospective names and logos for the festival.
"We, the board of ACE, did a Request for Proposal for agencies to do the advertising and marketing," Bear says. "We asked them to provide name options with prospective logos. Hummingbird Ideas of Mobile, Alabama, came to us with their proposal, which, I think, had maybe five different name choices. The first one, if I recall, was 'The Big Five Festival' or something like that, to tie into the City of Five Flags and the fact that Pensacola had the Big Five of the arts world — museums, symphony, opera, ballet and theater. Another one had something to do with naval aviation.
"One of them was 'Foo Foo Festival,' and we were all like, 'Ewww.' But every single time I was reading another name and listening to another pitch, I kept looking back to Foo Foo Festival, and I would look around the table and everybody else on the committee was doing the same thing. We were all going, 'Foo Foo'? What exactly was a Foo Foo? We told Hummingbird we would get back to them the following week.
"When we got back together the next week it was unanimous, everybody said Foo Foo. I don't remember the names of any of the other ones, but I cannot forget Foo Foo Festival. It's sticky. The most important part of branding is, do people remember what you're calling it? People know the name now."
For the record, a "Foo Foo" is, by definition: An impromptu musical band known to come together on late 19th-century sailing vessels, consisting of members from the ship's crew. Technically, give or take a few years, the playing of "Nearer My God to Thee" on the Titanic was a Foo Foo, but let's not spoil the mood.
"I didn't know what it meant," Bear says. "But if that's what they said it meant, an impromptu musical group, that represents something. If that's the real name and that's the real definition, this is our concept.
"That is who we really are," says Bear. "If you think about it: Musical group, that's arts and culture. Shipping vessel, that's maritime, and it's all historical. It's everything that our community is about."
Bear admits the buy-in from the local community at large was a struggle, particularly as most of the initial marketing budget was aimed outside of Pensacola. But by year three, he says, the buzz was unmistakable.
"People were posting all these pictures on Facebook and Instagram. That was the 'Aha!' moment."
I thought, 'People are really understanding what we're trying to do here. They recognize what we were doing.' People were getting it. They loved Foo Foo Festival. It took us a couple of years to really educate the public."
Steve Hayes, president of Visit Pensacola, says the unusual name was a plus.
"If you look at larger festival, like Spoleto (the performing arts festival in Charleston, South Carolina)," Hayes says. "At first it was like, 'What is that?' but now it is an internationally known show. There's this uniqueness of the name. Sometimes you've got to ask yourself the question, 'What is that?' because when you have questions like that it leads to discovery. It makes you want to know more."
2. Foo Foo doesn't just package events, it helps bring them to life
When describing the organization of Foo Foo Festival, Bear is quick to clarify that ACE does not organize any of the events itself; its job is simply to package and promote the events created by others.
"We feel that if there's a program that's important to this community, an organization will create it," says Bear. "Someone will come together as a group and present it. What we want to do is provide funding to help support that."
That support comes via a series of grants. Foo Foo Fest receives its funding through tourist development tax money provided by Escambia County as well as an appropriation from the city of Pensacola. The city funds are used as Foo Foo's general operating budget, while the tourist tax funds provide grant monies.
"There are two categories of grants," says Bear. "There's a mini-grant, up to $10,000, and a mega-grant, up to $100,000. Applicants can apply to either one of those categories."
For instance, tthis year's CUBED Luminous Outdoor Digital Arts Festival, a digital arts display at UWF Historic Trust's Museum Plaza in downtown Pensacola, is one of the mega-grants. The installation is a four-day-and-night event featuring a 12-by-18-foot LED cube and 16 laser projectors projecting on four 8-by-8 cubes.
The popular CUBED art concept goes "Luminous" this year with LED cubes and 16 laser projectors in downtown Pensacola on Nov. 8-11. (Photo: Courtesy of ACE)
"That was a $97,000 grant," Bear says. "That's the biggest grant we've ever done. People are going to talk about that for a long time. It is really going to be cool."
Scoring of the events is based on the uniqueness, Bear says.
"For instance, when event organizers presented us the images of those colorful umbrellas floating in the sky," he says, referring to the now-iconic Umbrella Sky Project from last year's Foo Foo Fest. "Or the idea of the Three Tenors performing on a stage in the ball park," referring to the recreation of the Three Tenors experience at Blue Wahoos Stadium in 2015. "Or the 3D mapping of the museum," about the dramatic projection mapping of the outside of Artel Gallery 2014. "We thought, 'Those things will pop!' They had a wow factor to them. Those kinds of things were exactly why we created Foo Foo Festival and we want to continue to do that year after year, bigger and better and cooler."
3. Come for the established stuff, stay for the surprises
Usually one of the first things the organizers of a big, new event do in the planning stages is flip open a calendar and make sure their event doesn't coincide with or bump up against another local event.
Not the Foo Foo folks. The entire concept of Foo Foo, Bear says, is to pack as much into the 12 days as possible. After all, remember, the goal of Foo Foo is to attract tourists. And if tourists who come for a weekend event like, say, the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival, see that there are cool things happening on the following Monday or Tuesday, like, say, "Rumours of Fleetwood Mac" at the Saenger or the Women of Fire exhibition at Pensacola State College, they might extend their hotel stay — and their dining and their shopping — by a couple of days.
The Umbrella Sky Project was a popular event at last year's Foo Foo Festival. (Photo: Courtesy of ACE)
"That's the main reason we chose to go for 12 days," says Bear. "We don't want you coming just for the weekend. We want you coming a day or two before the weekend and staying a day or two after the weekend."
4. The Magic of Foo Foo doesn't end with the festival
One of the events of the 2016 Foo Foo Festival was the painting of a mural upon the Jefferson Street Parking Garage. Artists Evan Levin and Ashton Howard festooned the garage with dozens of images and icons depicting Pensacola's rich history and heritage.
That mural remains on the garage, a permanent souvenir of the city and a lasting gift from Foo Foo Festival.
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Of course, festival organizers had an ulterior motive behind their gift, the result of an $88,000 grant: It was a reminder to both residents and newcomers of the fascinating place that is Pensacola. It's kind of a way to pay it forward for future festivals and, subsequently, future tourism.
"The number one driver of tourism is place-making," Bear says. "If you can create a place where your citizens love to live, then you will attract people to come here."
We want people to see different things and have more and more reasons to come back here. As more and more people embrace what we're doing, and start seeing how it's impacting their lives, they'll get it. When residents bring their friends here, and those visitors see how much their friends are enjoying living here, and the more they see how many cool things there are to do here, the more they'll stick around and even move here.
"I think that takes time. We're still in our infancy. I want to see how this thing plays out. It just keeps getting better and better."
5. David Bear's Five Most Anticipated Foo Foo Events
The man behind Foo Foo Festival has yet to become complacent about the celebration and the various events packed within it. He's looking forward to just about everything he can fit into his schedule during the 12 days of Foo Foo.
When pressed, however, he admits that he's looking forward to these five events:
CUBED Luminous: Outdoor Digital Arts Festival, Thursday-Saturday, Nov. 8-11. A four-day-and-night outdoor digital art festival consisting of a 12-by-18-foot LED cube and 16 laser projectors projecting on four 8-by-8 foot cubes located at UWF Historic Trust's Museum Plaza in downtown Pensacola. "It's going to be huge, very, very impactful," Bear says.
Pensacola Stompfest 2018, 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, Brownsville Community Center, 3200 W. De Soto St. The Omega Lamplighters and the city of Pensacola present this display of some of the finest performance steps/strolls from various fraternities, sororities, and organizations from across the nation, including students from the University of West Florida and Pensacola State College. Says Bear, "They make movies about this type of thing."
Stamped LGBTQ Film Festival presents The Skivvies, 9:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday, Nov. 1-2, Pensacola Little Theatre, 400 S. Jefferson St. Award-winning Broadway performers Nick Cearley and Lauren Molina are better known as the Skivvies, the comedy-pop duo that strips down not only their musical arrangements, but also their clothes, performing distinctive mashups and eccentric originals on cello, ukulele, guitar, and a surprising array of bizarre, under-used instruments in a part Weird Al-parody/part sexy burlesque. "That's certainly different for our community," says Bear.
Frank Brown International Songwriters' Festival: An Evening with Dean Dillon – A Tribute to Larry Butler, 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 9, Vinyl Music Hall, 2 Palafox Place. Featuring legendary hit songwriter Dean Dillon, considered by many to be the greatest living American songwriter, the show is a tribute to and in memory of Pensacola's own Grammy award-winning songwriter and producer, Larry Butler. "I always look forward to the Songwriters' Festival, but this show is going to be something special," Bear says.
On Air with Doc Severinsen with the Pensacola Civic Band, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, Saenger Theatre, 118 Palafox Place. The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson band leader and trumpeter, Doc Severinsen, will perform a concert with the Pensacola Civic Band, joined by trumpeter Cathy Leach in a program featuring several selections from his musical repertoire of jazz and television tunes. Bear says, "This is going to appeal to a lot of different audiences, young and old."
Find a complete schedule at FooFooFest.com.
Mike Suchcicki is a freelance writer for the News Journal.
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What: Foo Foo Festival, a compendium of art, music and performance events throughout a 12-day period, including the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival, Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show, Pensacola Eggfest, the 34th Frank Brown Songwriters' Festival and the 14th annual Pensacola Marathon
When: Nov. 1-12
Where: Various venues throughout Pensacola
Cost: Varies by event
Details: FooFooFest.com
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Blake Reveals What Went Down After Filming Ended
Last night, we saw a somewhat explosive farewell between our Bachelorette and Blake, the cocky guy from Perth.
It was the week of home visits, and Soph travelled to Perth to meet Blake's family.
Thought things started great, when Blake failed to have Sophie's back when the tricky questions started swinging her way, that was it.
Sophie sent Blake home at the following rose ceremony – and he didn't go quietly.
Expressing his distaste at being brushed, Blake picked a fight with Sophie outside the ceremony, before telling her, 'ciao' and offing and blinding as he exited the show.
So this morning, Kyle and Jackie O took it upon themselves to find out a few interesting tidbits…
When asked if he'd be interested in picking up with Sophie where they left off if it didn't work out with the winner, he replied.
'Sophie is an absolute babe, still and she's funny as.. like, she's the funniest chicken ever, so we might hang out, you know, if anything happened.'
'I wouldn't, say no.'
'So you'd make out with her, but you wouldn't commit long term to her?' Kyle asked.
'We'll see how it goes… haha,' Blake replied.
The guys then probed as to whether he's spoken to Sophie since filming of the show ended.
'I read yesterday in the Daily Mail online that you and Sophie are still in contact having like a secret phone relationship, is that true?'
'No, we chatted like here and there, but just as good friends…'
'Wait wait wait, after the show you guys kept chatting? jackie asked, 'I think I hit her up after the show, maybe last week, and said 'hey, sorry for being a dick on my exit.'
She replied back, 'she was like hey, you're actually like really funny on the show.'
'I'm just glad we're good because she's a great human.'
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UEFA U-21 EURO: Croatia to play group matches in Koper
ZAGREB, 14 January 2021 – Croatia will play all three of their group matches at the UEFA European Under-21 Championship in Koper, Slovenia.
The European Football Federation announced the final schedule for the U-21 Euro with Croatia to play all its Group D matches in Koper.
First up for Croatia is Portugal on 25 March at 9 p.m., followed by Switzerland on 28 March at 6 p.m., and England on 31 March, also at 6 p.m.
The tournament this year will be played in two stages. First, from 24 to 31 March 2021, the group matches will be played. The knockout stages will then be played from 31 May to 6 June 2021.
The quarterfinals will be played on 31 May in Budapest, Székesfehérvár, Maribor and Ljubljana. The semifinals will be played on 3 June in Székesfehérvár and Maribor, and the final is scheduled for June 6 in Ljubljana.
🏆 2021 #U21EURO Group D
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🔥 Excited?#BeProud pic.twitter.com/cxqcrqZxZV
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NATO partners again accuse the United States on non implementing their obligations towards allies
Opublikowano: 17.02.2019 | Kategorie: International
This time, the former head of the NATO military committee, the retired German general Harald Kuyat, criticized the overseas partners. The military strongly condemned Washington for President Trump's statement about withdrawing from the INF Treaty. Kuyat presented this step as a betrayal of NATO allies and said that the consequences for all would be very difficult.
In this case, the German edition of Bayerischer Rundfunk published a statement by Harold Kuyat where he is in favor of restoring mutual inspections, which ceased in 2001. According to Kuyat, this would contribute to the preservation of the treaty by Russia and the United States.
So, the reason for the United States was a new Russian rocket 9M729, violating the provisions of the agreement. President Trump said that America will suspend participation in the INF Treaty for a period of half a year, after which it will finally withdraw from it. The condition for the return of the United States is the complete destruction by Russia of the disputed weapons.
This issue was the main topic of the meeting of defense ministers of NATO member countries on February 12. Following the meeting, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that NATO would not respond symmetrically to the aggressive actions of Moscow and "is preparing to live in a world where there will be no more agreement, but there will be more Russian missiles aimed at Europe".
This situation gave reason to recall other differences between the US and its allies in the North Atlantic Alliance. So, about a year ago an agreement was published between the US and NATO, signed during the formation of the alliance. It states that America is not liable for the military protection of the allies and will consider on its own the need to engage the US military in emerging conflicts. This position has caused discontent among the member countries of the alliance, especially among the military-political leadership of Germany.
Also worth noting is the pragmatic views of US President Trump on the surrounding reality. He, as an experienced businessman, looks at everything in terms of obtaining possible benefits. At the same time, he has repeatedly stated that if the United States pays 70% of NATO expenses, then they have the right to dictate their conditions.
The American president has repeatedly stated the need to increase the contributions of the member countries of the block to at least 2% of GDP. "The countries we protect should pay for it, and if not, the United States should allow them to protect themselves"; "The cost of staying troops in Europe is enormous. And this money can definitely be spent on something better. Anyway, our allies do not seem to really value our presence." These phrases clearly define his attitude towards NATO partners.
Against the background of recent events come statements by the US President about the possible withdrawal of the country from NATO. And the question arises: is the US not using the arisen situation with the INF Treaty as a pretext for settling with the Allies? This would give a chance to come out and implement Trump's statement about withdrawing from NATO. Well, or to return to the treaty and then once again impose their will on the allies and force them to fulfill their conditions…
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Traditional Carpets From Ecuador
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About: In today's new puzzle we're going to Ecuador to admire some of the most beautiful, handmade traditional weaved carpets and rugs. These kind of carpets can be found only in Otavalo, capital of Otavalo Canton, a town in the Imbabura Province of Ecuador. The indigenous Otavalenos are famous for weaving textiles, usually made of wool, which are sold at the famous Saturday market. As Otavalo is famous for its textiles, many of the nearby villages and towns are famous for their own particular crafts. Cotacachi, for example, is the center of Ecuador's leather industry, San Antonio is specialized in wood carving.
Tropical Huts
If you didn't know, huts are built of readily available materials such as wood, snow, ice, stone, grass, palm leaves, branches, hides, fabric, or mud using techniques passed down through the generations. Some huts are transportable and can stand most conditions of weather. In today's new puzzle we feature two small huts on a tropical island. The designs of these type of buildings in tropical and sub-tropical areas favor high airflow configurations and are built from non-conducting materials, which allow heat dissipation - like wood and palm leaves.
Crook Neck Gourds
This fun new puzzle features lots and lots of crook neck gourds, of different shapes, sizes and positions which make for a very challenging game. Can you put the image back together? Give it a try! If you didn't know, gourds are the dried fruit of a large number of plants (like squashes, pumpkins, etc). They are often used as vessels for water, storage containers or musical instruments (the most famous of these instruments is the maraca, an ancient American instrument still used to this day), as well as for solely decorative functions.
A sail boat is a boat propelled partly or entirely by sails smaller than a sailing ship. Traditional sailboats are monohulls, but multi-hull catamarans and trimarans are gaining popularity. Most modern monohull boats have fin keels, which are heavy and deep, but short in relation to the hull length. More traditional yachts carried a full keel which is generally half or more of the length of the boat. In today's new puzzle we feature lots of sailing boats on a calm blue sea.
Pebbles are found in two locations – on the beaches of various oceans and seas, and inland where ancient seas used to cover the land. They can also be found in lakes, ponds and rivers. Beach pebbles and river pebbles are used for a variety of purposes, both outdoors and indoors. Outdoors, pebbles are often used for landscaping, construction and as decorative elements. Now that you know a bit more about these type of rocks, click start and put them back together piece by piece and solve today's new jigsaw puzzle. Have fun!
Three Spruce Cones
Another fun puzzle is here. In today's new puzzle we feature tree spruce cones
Another fun and challenging puzzle is here. In this new game we feature a old red brick wall with lots of bricks and cracks. Fired bricks, like the ones in this game, are one of the longest-lasting and strongest building materials, sometimes referred to as artificial stone, and have been used since circa 4000 BC. Bricks are laid in courses and numerous patterns known as bonds, collectively known as brickwork, and may be laid in various kinds of mortar to hold the bricks together to make a durable structure.
Winter is just around the corner so we've got get ready. In today's new puzzle we feature a pile of firewood ready to be cut into smaller pieces, stored and used during the cold winter. There are many ways to store firewood. These range from simple piles to free-standing stacks, to specialized structures.
Compact Cassettes
In today's new puzzle we feature two compact cassettes. The Compact Cassette or Musicassette (MC), also commonly called cassette tape, audio cassette, or simply tape or cassette, is a magnetic tape recording format for audio recording and playback. Between the early 1970s and the late 1990s, the cassette was one of the two most common formats for music distribution. Tape length usually is measured in minutes of total playing time. The most popular varieties are C46 (23 minutes per side), C60 (30 minutes per side), C90, and C120.
Two Butterflies
In this new online puzzle game we feature two beautiful butterflies sitting next to each other on a yellow flower.
Lots Of Brightly Colored Sticky Notes
If you didn't already know, a Post-it note is a small piece of paper with a re-adherable strip of glue on its back, made for temporarily attaching notes to documents and other surfaces. Originally small yellow squares, sticky note or Post-it notes and similar products are now available in various colors, shapes and sizes. In this fun new puzzle we feature lots of brightly colored Post-its arrange in a circular winding pattern. Click start and give it a try!
Paint Brushes Dipped In Colored Paints
Time to start painting. We've got five paint brushes for you, one dipped in green paint, one in yellow, one in red, one in orange and the last one in blue paint. Pick your favorite colors and let's see what you can put together. Brushes are available in various sizes and shapes. Thicker ones, like the ones in this puzzle are used for filling in, and thinner ones for details.
In today's new puzzle game we feature four red toadstools on the forest floor. A toadstool or a mushroom is the fleshy, spore-bearing fruiting body of a fungus. The terms "mushroom" and "toadstool" go back centuries. Toadstoolwas often, but not exclusively, applied to poisonous mushrooms or to those that have the classic umbrella-like cap-and-stem form.


Hello to You, Ghet via NYTimes Readers!
Good morning, Atlanta! There's more than a few of you who have clicked onto our site via TheGhet.com, after reading the NYTimes piece on anti-restaurants this morning. Welcome to rogueApron, Atlanta's happily unpretentious underground supperclub/anti-restaurant/social dining experience. We put on delicious dinners for strangers-who-become-friends, paired with awesome homebrewed beers, and located in different private locations on a semi-monthly basis. If you're interested in joining a future event – one will be announced shortly – please join our mailing list. There's quite a bit of info our our site, so please feel free to navigate around!
When folks join our mailing list, we ask them for cooking inspiration ideas. We pasted nearly 600 responses into Wordle.net, which created this little word cloud. Neat, huh? To view this full-size, just click on the image.
Why did you create rogueApron?
Atlanta needed a social dining experience! There are a lot of amazing people doing good work in this town, and rogueApron is just one of many opportunities for people to connect over a shared meal and some pretty delicious beer. We're so excited about the potential for future events; working with other creative folks to create awesome experiences.
We have grown exponentially since our first event on St. Patrick's Day this year. Our first event actually coincided with the tornado that hit downtown Atlanta and East Atlanta, where we were hosting. We crawled through downed trees and power lines in the pouring rain to go check on our homemade corned beef, which had been marinating in East Atlanta Brewery porter for two weeks. With a little ice, all was made well, and we moved the event to another day. We've had a lot of support since that exciting first dinner – there are a lot of rogueApron regulars like Rebecca, Broderick and Molly who have come to every event.
Why is it an "underground" supperclub?
That's a hard question – rogueApron is only underground in the sense that any movement that is different from the status quo seems underground. We are actually quite 'aboveground' in the sense that we blog openly about the dinners, and maintain transparency about our process and sourcing. Anyone and everyone who is interested in driving to a stranger's home for a good meal and better conversation is welcome to join us.
We are 'underground' in the sense that we are trying to separate art from commerce – to remove the business aspects of dining out. Our guests are guests, not paying customers; we shop for ingredients based on quality, not profit margins; and our servers, cooks, and greeters are all there because they want to support the project. Our guests come back in the kitchen to shake your hand and thank you for the meal and the experience, instead of just handing over their credit card. For some reason, cooking food with love for other people is underground.
We have events of all sizes – from intimate interactive 'roll your own sushi' parties, to larger 50 person events. Our last event, Mama Mediterranean, was our biggest, with 60 diners and about 10 folks who volunteered to help us with cooking and serving.
In general, folks find out about us via word of mouth or friends, and join our email mailing list. When a new event/date is announced, we email our list, and folks make a reservation.
The entire experience is strangers with a shared love of food coming together to throw a dinner party for one evening. So, it's all volunteer-run -cooks, servers, and dishwashers. We also partner with small businesses, who trade us services or loan us items in order to make the evenings super-special.
Once folks arrive, we welcome them with an infused liquor shot, and encourage them to mingle or enjoy an adult beverage. We have a mix of really awesome regulars and newbies – folks come alone, in pairs or groups.
Depending on how formal the theme is, food is either plated buffet-line style, or formally in the kitchen, and then run out to folks with servers. We try really hard to create an accessible experience for everyone, so there is always a vegan or vegetarian option for any meat-based dish.
So far, events have been monthly. There is a lot of interest in the project, so we're hoping to hold them more often.
How is rogueApron different from other "underground" groups?
I suppose the generic answer is that we are trying to be as welcoming and inclusive as possible. We'll always have tasty vegan and vegetarian options for our guests who don't eat meat, and we'll happily cook up a separate dish for someone with food allergies (with enough notice, of course.) We try to be discreet and open at the same time.
How is it different from other supperclubs?
The people who come to rogueApron events are what makes the experience great. We have such a diverse mix of regulars and newbies – and our regulars have really become like family to me. I think that people coming to an event for the first time – even by themselves – will quickly meet friends, and that's all because of the awesome caliber of folks who support the project.
What will happen if your identies are revealed? Why and how will this effect rogueApron?
Most of the guests who know our real identities understand our need for anonymity – we get so many emails and questions, and it would be hard to have that kind of attention in our personal lives.
How has all the recent publicity affected the group?
So far, publicity has been really good to us. We had a lot of folks join our mailing list, and our last event was much more diverse as a result. We've also had an outpour of folks interested in participating in the project – by hosting or volunteering – and I hope we can start putting on events more frequently as a result.
What demographic do you cater to?
Hmmm … I would say that instead of us catering to a specific demographic, that it's more the other way around … a certain type of person is interested in rogueApron. Our guests are passionate people, who are interested in new experiences, meeting new people, and eating great food!
Please describe a typical event, from start to finish. Please include the planning that goes into it, before, during and after.
Planning: is intense. From working with the hosts, securing volunteers, setting up the website, and planning the menu – it's a lot of work.
What is a typical meal like?
There is no such thing as a typical meal! All meals are extraordinary! Every experience is different, and I don't see any limits for what we can do.
When do guests find out where the event will be held? How are they notified?
We like to keep people on their toes as far as how we contact them -it's just more fun. We use a combination of email, SMS, snail mail and voicemail to confirm reservations. People receive the address at the last moment.
Anything else I should know.
One of the best parts of rogueApron is collaborating with other young and locally owned businesses. Jessica Silverstein, who owns Urban Cottage in the Virginia Highlands, has been an invaluable partner. She lends us gorgeous stuff for the tables, like plates, candles, and Carla Kaiser's funky pinch pots. She's an incredibly smart businesswoman, and I just love all of her great and creative ideas for transforming someone's home into a welcoming dining experience. Carla Kaiser also does our signage, menus, and labels – seeing her handwriting in event photos just warms my heart. The East Atlanta Brewery guys are so talented, and I really love that people get to come out and taste their fabulous concoctions.
OK, gang … I will post a recap of the Mama Mediterranean event later. If you joined us, sign the guestbook, add your photos to our Flickr pool, and sign up for a friends of rogueApron account, so you can get first crack at RSVPs for future events.


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Q: How to apply multiple ngIf conditions in Angular syntax? I need set multiple conditions in ngIf statement.
I have create Template for  multiples users but some content i don't want to see for particular users like Super Admin, Admin, Section Users, Division User and Unit Leaders.
enum of users: ['s','a','d','u','c']

1> Super Admin -> s
2> Admin -> a
3> Division Supervisor -> d
4> Unit Leader -> u
5> Section Chief -> c

For example I want to show below button for just particular user login i tried below code work fine for two users but
<button *ngIf="menuUserType === 'a' || menuUserType !== 's' " class="btn-style red-btn" routerLink="/division/add-edit-division/0">addAdd Division</button>

But when i try to apply for more user its not work and i get errors.
<button *ngIf="menuUserType === 'a' || menuUserType === 'c' || menuUserType !== 's' || menuUserType !== 'd'  " class="btn-style red-btn" routerLink="/division/add-edit-division/0">addAdd Division</button>

Error

So is there any solutions for that?

A: Your second if is wrong, because the letter A and C is different of the letter S. And another thing that you are doing is if the variable is different than S and in the same time D, so Angular will show you an error that it will be always true because whatever letter that you use will be true. What you need is just this:

<button *ngIf="menuUserType !== 's' && menuUserType !== 'd'" class="btn-style red-btn" routerLink="/division/add-edit-division/0">addAdd Division</button>

A: Yes , That is bound to happen . Because when you are writing menuUserType === 'a' || menuUserType === 'c' and then specifying menuUserType !== 's' || menuUserType !== 'd' , which means it will always either be a , c or u . ( Which the error says it will always be true )
So no need of specifying multiple conditions with === and !-- .
You can directly specify only !== or == condition .
<button *ngIf="menuUserType !== 's' && menuUserType !== 'd'" class="btn-style red-btn" routerLink="/division/add-edit-division/0">addAdd Division</button>

Which will automatically mean it is equal to anything apart from s and d .

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Special Nature Reserve Kraljevac is situated in the area where the Pannonian Sea once lay, where winds formed loess slopes and the springs Spasovina and Obzovik and the Mramorak and Kraljevac rivers cut vast valleys through river erosion in the past. This watercourse was transformed into a lake when a dam and embankments were built in 1983. This transformation caused the water table to rise and flood the surrounding alluvial forests and fields, as well as the separation of peat from the bottom of lake and formation of floating and permanently anchored islands.
In 2003, following a conservation initiative by the Sport Fishing Association Deliblatsko Jezero, from Deliblato, the Institute for Nature Conservation Vojvodina Province issued the Proposal for Beforehand Protection of the Wetland Kraljevac with Vašarište and Obzovik (Official Gazette No. 112/2003). In 2006, the protected area together with the Special Nature Reserve Deliblatska Peščara, forming one biogeographic region, were included in the Pan-European Emerald Ecological Network based on the Bern Convention on Conservation of European Wild Flora and Fauna and Natural Habitats (Resolutions No. 4 and 6). In 2009, following the decision of the Government of the Republic of Serbia, the Special Nature Reserve Kraljevac was declared "the first category protected area of greatest national importance," (Official Gazette No. 110/2009). The Sport Fishing Association Deliblatsko Jezero was nominated a custodian of the Reserve to protect and maintain order in the Reserve and organize the Park Ranger Service.


Here we add some Gaussian noise to the input sine wave and then will will convert that to digital signal. This digital signal sampled data will be used in Modelsim. In the modelsim we develop moving average filter using VHDL, this will filters the sampled data and writes into another file. Using the new updated sampled data we will regenerate the Analog signal.