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Arts Culture
Westchester's Arts Luminaries Color the County and Drive Positive Change
Paul Adler June 25, 2021
Photo by Stefan Radtke
Meet the talented array of artists, community leaders, and museum heads making their mark on the region's thriving arts scene.
Many individuals contribute to Westchester's vibrant arts-and-culture scene, which has proven to be both resilient and resolute in the wake of the coronavirus. While there is no way to cite everyone who fosters the county's cultural landscape, we've curated a seminal cross-section of some of the most important and influential vanguards in the 914. From museum heads and ceiling-shattering artists to innovative community leaders driving positive change, these are the key players shepherding the aesthetic soul of our community.
Carole Alexis
Founder & Director, Ballet des Amériques
It was during a fateful elementary school recital that Carole Alexis was first struck with the incredible power of performance. "I still remember the moment I went onstage like it was yesterday, the feeling of unity in which we were all together, both performers and audience," recalls Alexis. "That quintessence of bringing people together has remained with me."
As founder, director, and choreographer of Ballet des Amériques, a Port Chester-based professional dance company and pre-professional ballet conservatory, Alexis fosters this kind of unity every day. "I wanted to create an institution to train people with uncompromised morality — no politics, no parents on the board," she says, "and create a conservatory that chooses integrity, always using culture and the arts to repair what hurts in society."
Alexis was apparently quite successful in this endeavor, propelling her organization to the county's most lauded ballet conservatory and earning a proclamation for outstanding work from Westchester County. In fact, Alexis had founded her academy largely due to the fact that she didn't want to abandon local students. "I also liked the idea that Westchester was a bit away from the city, because you could focus," adds Alexis.
It is this same wealth of space that helped Alexis and her company quickly rebound from the pandemic. "Beginning in June [2020], we held outdoor classes everywhere we could go outside in Westchester," says Alexis, who also created a portable dance floor to bring ballet to various community spaces and educational centers. Throughout the past year, her company has held several open-air performances at Rye's Wainwright House and at Gantry Plaza State Park in Long Island City.
Today, students are back to training six days a week, and Alexis says she is in the planning stages of five different ballets. Alexis notes she is also working to grow Amériques' board and bring in a host of new performers. "Dance is the proposal to unify people around their humanity," she says. "This is why dance has been used to bridge nations during crises: We can disagree, but we have to remember that we are all human."
Photo by Christina Lessa, publisher/editor of Flatt Magazine, courtesy of Hudson Valley MoCA
Livia Straus
President & Cofounder, Hudson Valley MOCA
Known for assembling one of the nation's premier private art collections, Livia Straus and her husband, Marc Straus, have always been far more concerned with sharing rather than hoarding works of beauty. Indeed, even prior to founding Peekskill's Hudson Valley MOCA, collecting art was always more about passion than price.
"When Marc was attracted to a work of art, he had to learn everything about the artist before we could make a decision as to whether or not we would buy the piece. And because of that, our friends' reactions were, 'Oh, Livia is the spiritual one, and Marc is the scientist,'" explains Straus. "But there always had to be that emotional component for us both, always."
In 2004, Livia and Marc set out to create a world-class museum in Peekskill, a community that had boasted nothing of that cultural caliber before. "I felt that the arts offered such an opportunity to really train kids in the imaginative process and to build on what they come to so naturally," she says of developing the MOCA, which has since held more than 80 exhibitions and hosted six separate festivals.
"I think the museum really has made a difference in some people's lives."
It is perhaps the Hudson Valley MOCA's new show, How We Live: Part II — the continuation of a prepandemic exhibit of works from Livia and Marc's collection — that presents the clearest example of the Strauses' love of art and their desire to address social issues.
"When the pandemic hit, it made sense to keep [How We Live] up, because a lot of people hadn't seen it," says Straus. "But we expanded it. We added more two-dimensional works to the show that are reflective of the pandemic and of what has been going on politically over the last year, all across the world."
Ahead, Straus sees plenty of potential despite COVID's devastating impact on the arts. "The museum has been working very closely with Mara Mills, who is the artistic director of Studio Theater in Exile, and she has three projects that she would like to hold at the museum's Black Box," shares Straus. "And then the Peekskill Film Festival will take place in our parking lot in August." Additionally, the museum's education programs are slated to resume during the 2021 to 2022 academic year.
Yet when Straus reflects upon her and Marc's significant work, she is perhaps most proud of the change it has fostered. "I think the museum really has made a difference in some people's lives, and that, for us, was very, very important," says Straus. "If you help one person, you help a world."
Vinnie Bagwell
Artist, Yonkers
Over the course of her 28-year career, Vinnie Bagwell has singlehandedly changed the face of art in Westchester. A sculptor almost exclusively of public works, Bagwell is leading a new generation of county creatives, producing pieces that shine a light on underrepresented people and social issues while providing individuals of color with the opportunity to see themselves reflected in public monuments.
"When I first started sculpting, I kept wondering, How do I fit in? How do I find my place and set myself apart?" recalls Bagwell. "In the process of looking at art in public places, the first thing I noticed was that I wasn't seeing any art that represented people of color at all. And when I looked around my town, all we had were dead presidents and war heroes."
This dearth of representation lit a fire within Bagwell. "This is why I asked [the City of Yonkers] if they would do something like Ella Fitzgerald," remarks Bagwell of her groundbreaking 1996 bronze. "Little did I know that it was going to be the first sculpture of a contemporary African American woman to be commissioned by a municipality in the United States. That meant everybody was behind."
Since then, Bagwell has been doing her very best to catch everyone up. The recipient of ArtsWestchester's 2021 Artist Award for her Enslaved Africans' Rain Garden installation at Yonkers Riverfront Library, Bagwell has also produced a Frederick Douglass sculpture for Hofstra University, a Sojourner Truth statue for the Walkway Over the Hudson, and has even been commissioned to create a monumental sculpture for New York City's Central Park. Additionally, Bagwell's Harriet Tubman is currently a finalist in Newark, NJ's proposal for a new statue at Tubman Square.
Bagwell has also been tasked with revitalizing Montgomery's historic African American Cemetery. "At this time, we are very interested in African American burial grounds because a lot of them are, frankly, invisible," she notes. "I plan to include two large sculptures, one of a man and one of a woman, as well as a walkway that goes around the perimeter."
Yet Bagwell is not focused on how these upcoming projects can bolster her own name, but rather the ways in which they can open doors for others. "Now is the time, with my experience and my personality, to help lead the way for other Black artists," says Bagwell. "This is not Black history, or New York history, or Yonkers history — this is American history."
Photo by Cathy Pinksy, courtesy of ArtsWestchester
Janet Langsam
CEO, ArtsWestchester
One of the most surprising things about Janet Langsam is that she manages to get any sleep at all. As CEO of the county's most expansive arts organization, ArtsWestchester, Langsam works day and night not only to aid area creatives, cultural organizations, and nonprofits but also to make sure ArtsWestchester continues to function smoothly as a gallery, administrative headquarters, and studio space for dozens of regional artists.
"As soon as I began work at ArtsWestchester, we started to expand what we were funding and how we were approaching it," recalls Langsam. "Today, we have a Yonkers and Mount Vernon initiative, a folk-arts program called Westchester Roots, and Arts Alive, where we fund programs in various communities, including Ossining and Peekskill. The art council also had a big roster of artists that it sent into schools, and we expanded that program so that artists could not only go into schools but also daycare centers, senior centers, community facilities, and low-income housing."
For Langsam, these many programs all have one thing in common: elevating the voice of the underserved. "A plethora of immigrant communities in Westchester were yearning to have cultural programs that spoke to them and have their voices heard, so we expanded what we do with those communities and expanded education for more needy communities, including securing grants for school programs in Mount Vernon and Yonkers," she notes.
According to Langsam, the pandemic opened up entirely new avenues for growth. "We have done 60 different online workshop programs, with more than 5,000 people tuning into them from across Westchester, the metropolitan area, and even places we've never heard of," she says. "The pandemic cramped our style in terms of in-person events; on the other hand, it taught us a lot about outreach beyond our borders."
At the end of the day, for Langsam, this outreach is really about making every single person in Westchester know that they are valued. "We are one county, and it is a different community than it used to be, but it is richer for all of the cultures that are now here," explains Langsam. "We need to look at the cultural assets that we have in Westchester, where they are, who has access to them, and how we can improve that — also, how we can fulfill some of the aspirations of new immigrant communities. I think that attitude has been something we've been able to foster, and it is one that the county has been eager to embrace."
"We are one county, and it is a different community than it used to be, but it is richer for all of the cultures that are now here."
Photo by Linda Shenkman Curtis, courtesy of JBFC
Brian Ackerman
Founding Programming Director, Jacob Burns Film Center
Brian Ackerman can scarcely recall a time when film wasn't central to his life. "My father owned art-house theaters in the city and was a film distributor," he says. "It was an introduction to art films in a very casual way, since talking about and watching movies was what we did, and the idea of watching films that were not purely entertaining in the Hollywood sense was a commonplace event. I inhaled that world in a very organic way."
Ackerman continues in his father's footsteps as founding programming director of Pleasantville's Jacob Burns Film Center (JBFC), the county's largest art-house theater. JBFC has grown quite a bit over the last few years, going from three to five screens and greatly expanding viewership prior to the pandemic, due largely to Ackerman's attractive programming and expert leadership.
"In the past 20 years, we have nurtured and expanded the region's cinematic palate, and people are willing to try new experiences."
"We had expectations of 500 members the first year; we had 5,000. In many ways, it became clear that this was a thing people were waiting for," says Ackerman. "They were waiting for a [nonprofit] art theater that had more than one screen, that was committed to playing a range of art films, and that was set up to generate discussion around what people were watching." Even during the pandemic, this mission to generate discourse continued with a virtual platform on the JBFC's website, which allowed people to enjoy film screenings from the comfort of their homes. According to Ackerman, JBFC's virtual film festivals were a particular high point during this time. "Each was surprisingly successful," he notes, "which was really, really encouraging and really exciting."
Ahead, Ackerman and his team hope to boost collaboration with other arts institutions, expand international screenings, and hold more film festivals. Yet, no matter what the future holds, Ackerman knows Westchester will likely be responsive to it.
"I think there is a lot of New York sophistication here, and I think that is relatively uncommon," says Ackerman. "In the past 20 years, we have nurtured and expanded the region's cinematic palate, and people are willing to try new experiences. A lot of film is not so easy to watch, so having an audience that's willing to come together to see these movies is really the essence of being human."
Tracy Fitzpatrick, PhD
Director, Neuberger Museum of Art; Interim Managing Director, The Performing Arts Center
Tracy Fitzpatrick recalls the first time she knew her future lay in the world of art: "While a student, I was walking through the neoclassical galleries in Boston's Museum of Fine Art when I was stopped in my tracks by a sculpture of a baby lying upon a pillow," she shares. "I couldn't believe that someone could make something as hard as marble look so soft. In that moment, I knew I wanted to work with objects and that no matter what I would do, I wanted to be surrounded by works of art."
Fitzpatrick immediately set to making this dream a reality, studying art history and working as chief curator at the Neuberger Museum of Art, on the campus of Purchase College, since 2012 before ascending to director in 2014. "I really view us as having one audience that encompasses both campus and community," says Fitzpatrick of her museum. "We have an obligation, and decidedly a pleasure, to show and teach generations of local students, their siblings, their parents, and their grandparents, for almost 50 years now, about the value of the visual arts and the value of supporting organizations like the Neuberger."
Earlier this year, Fitzpatrick was also named interim managing director of Purchase's Performing Arts Center, where her leadership is already generating noticeable change. "Even though the public is not coming in, we are supporting socially distanced classes, so the Performing Arts Center is packed from the basement to the rafters with dancers, actors, design technology students, and musicians," she shares.
During the pandemic, Fitzpatrick oversaw a number of art acquisitions and community projects. "You had to cope with not knowing when you would reopen, at the same time imagining how you would reopen," recalls Fitzpatrick. "So, like many museums, the Neuberger shifted its focus to collections. We also focused on the needs of the community and actually piloted a program for school kids where we raised funds to create backpacks filled with art materials."
For Fitzpatrick, these varied efforts are largely about opening the arts to everyone. "A lot of our students are first-generation, and for many of them, when they walk into the Neuberger, that is their very first experience walking into a museum," she says. "So, one of the values we provide to the region is that we are teaching generations of students to become cultural consumers, and I think that really benefits the entire arts-and-culture community."
Photo courtesy of Yonkers Arts
Ray Wilcox
Executive Director, Yonkers Arts
For Ray Wilcox, the arts have always been accessible. "I actually fell in love with art through comic books," recalls the Yonkers native. "I have been a big Marvel and DC guy even from before I could read, and just to be able to understand the stories through illustrations is something I've found to be powerful since I was young."
It is this same approachable attitude that has made Wilcox one of the county's most celebrated young leaders, pioneering meaningful change by cofounding the coworking space/gallery/community incubator The PowerLab; working to establish Yonkers' Black Lives Matter mural; forming the Yonkers Artists Guild; and serving as executive director of the nonprofit Yonkers Arts. "My goal is to provide my community with the resources that a place like New York City enjoys," explains Wilcox.
Ironically, the pandemic actually accelerated Wilcox's work at Yonkers Arts. "We had to really readjust and go digital when COVID first hit, but we found, during that conversion, we were actually able to strengthen and expand many of our programs," he explains. "Even while still doing the Black Lives Matter mural, we had four or five digital programs on a weekly basis, including an artist showcase every week and two concert series twice a month."
In addition to his many responsibilities, Wilcox is currently working on a community-fridge program, where area restaurants can donate extra food to provide alternative meal solutions for residents in need. The date for the popular Yonkers Arts Weekend was still being determined at press time.
Yet, amid these many achievements, it is a new project, titled "Art in the Park," that is currently top-of-mind for Wilcox. "My goal is to bring the arts directly into the communities," he explains. "The project consists of converting and rejuvenating some of the parks here in Yonkers through the arts. This could be providing the park with a beautiful mural or installation that represents the community, shows love for it, or just encourages more people to come out and enjoy the space."
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Apple threatens to sack hardware engineer over viral TikTok video: report
According to a report in The Verge, Apple employee Paris Campbell said she was told that she breached the company "policy by identifying herself as an Apple employee and posting about Apple-related topics".
August 16, 2022, 12:28 IST
Apple has reportedly threatened to sack a hardware engineer after it was found that she posted a video on Chinese short-form video app TikTok with basic iPhone security tips.
According to the report, she breached the company's social media policy that warns employees against posting about customers, colleagues, or confidential information online.
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Campbell has 439,000 followers on TikTok.
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She later received a call from a manager, telling her to remove the video or she would face disciplinary action "up to and including termination".
Over the last weekend, Campbell posted another video titled "dear Apple", in which she revealed her identity as an Apple employee.
"I've never actually identified myself as an Apple employee until this video. Funny thing is, though, after reviewing the social media policies... nowhere does it say I can't identify myself as an Apple employee publicly, just that I shouldn't do so in a way that makes the company look bad," she posted.
Last year, Apple terminated two activists for allegedly sharing confidential information.
However, Campbell was quoted as saying that her videos don't contain any confidential information.
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Mr Francis Cave
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Standardization in the field of document structures, languages and related facilities for the description and processing of compound and hypermedia documents, including:
languages for describing document logical structures and their support facilities
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document processing architecture and formatting for logical documents facilities
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Riigikogu concluded the first reading of the 2016 State Budget
Riigikogu concluded the first reading of the 2016 State Budget and set the term for submission of motions to amend on 4 November.
The first reading of the State Budget of the Year 2016 Bill (103 SE) continued at today's sitting. The Minister of Finance Sven Sester and the Chairman of the Finance Committee Remo Holsmer made their presentations and answered the questions posed to them, after which the representatives of the factions started the debate.
The volume of the next year's budget is EUR 8.9 billion. It is 4.2 percent, or EUR 358 million, more than the state budget planned for 2015. The state budget is nearly balanced, i.e. 0.1 percent of the GDP. However, the structural position will remain in surplus, i.e. 0.6 percent of the GDP.
The state budget for the coming year is based on a predicted economic growth of 2.6 percent. Inflation will be restored and will increase to 2 percent. The revenues of the state budget are expected to grow by 3 percent, which includes the growth of tax revenues by 5 percent. The increase in the state budget expenditure will be 4.2 percent. The tax burden is nearly balanced, i.e. 33.4 percent of GDP. This also includes a 0.3 per cent reduction in the percentage of labour force taxes. The average salary should increase by 4.5 percent, or to EUR 1,096. Just to clarify, the general increase of the government sector's salary fund will be 0 percent, while that of the priority sectors will be 4 percent. The average pension will grow by 5.7 percent, or to nearly EUR 395.
Kadri Simson (Centre Party faction) said during the debate that the budget suffers from a certain ambiguity in addition to the lack of vision, particularly in the area of financing for the Ministry of Education and Research. There are also no funds allocated for restoring the financing of local roads. Agriculture needs more support to overcome the crisis. She also sees other problems. Consequently, the Centre Party faction will submit its own motions to amend to the State Budget of the Year 2016 Bill. Overall, Simson sees a need for a plan with a much longer timeframe.
Andres Herkel (Free Party faction) referred to the effect that the increase in excise duties, taxes and state fees would have on the society. He thinks it was wrong to base the budget on the optimistic economic forecast. Herkel also emphasised that agriculture needs more decisive support from the government. Herkel was not happy with the funding for political parties, which has been consistently highlighted by the Free Party.
Martin Helme (Conservative People's Party faction, EKRE) found problems in the transparency of the budget and identified a series of unfounded expenditures. Helme thinks that the budget lacks vision on how to help develop Estonian export. EKRE also believes that funds should be reallocated to support agriculture.
Aivar Sõerd (Reform Party faction) analysed the situation in economy and finance, and quoted the country conclusion made by the IMF. The assessment of the IMF is clear: our economic environment supports growth, public sector finances are in impeccable conditions, and we have large public investments and efficient public services. The IMF usually also makes suggestions, which should be taken into consideration in the further debate on the state budget.
Kalvi Kõva (Social Democratic Party faction) said that we are taking responsible steps with the budget to achieve a bigger goal in the long-term perspective. He stressed that the 2016 budget focuses on the people. Its focal points are children and families, and the coping of an increased number of people by ensuring that the most vulnerable and marginalised members of the society receive more support from the state.
Siim Kiisler (Pro Patria and Res Publica Union faction) declared that a good State Budget Act must ensure that the employees feel secure, that the employers feel secure, and that the public finances continue to be in good order at the end of the next year. A conservative and prudent budgetary policy is one of the keys to economic growth. We must take our cue from the reality in order to ensure this. The nominal growth of our economy, i.e. taking inflation into consideration, is predicted to be 5.5 %, and the increase in tax revenue is predicted at 5.3 %. This sets us a clear framework for developing a responsible budget.
Video recordings of the sittings can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/riigikogu
(Please note that the recording will be uploaded with a delay.)
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Dates: Generally the first Monday in the month, every other month.
Sessions are free. Coffee, tea and refreshments are provided. For more information, please call Nick Stockbridge on 0208-269 4260, or email nick@transmedia.co.uk.
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House Republicans unveiled their plan to overhaul the tax code on Thursday.
The plan would reduce the number of income tax brackets, raise the child tax credit and preserve popular retirement savings plans.
Tax reform has been a major focus for a GOP in need of a legislative win since their failure to repeal Obamacare.
House Republicans unveiled their plan to overhaul the tax code on Thursday in what could be the biggest rewriting of the system in decades.
For President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly pledged to slash taxes, passing the Tax Cut and Jobs Act would give him his first major legislative win of his administration.
As part of that reform package, the GOP aims to permanently lower the corporate tax rate to 20 percent. The House bill would also slash the number of income tax brackets from seven to four: 12 percent, 25 percent, 35 percent and 39.6 percent.
The bill seeks to raise the child tax credit to $1,600 from its current maximum of $1,000. It also preserves popular retirement savings plans like 401(k)s and Individual Retirement Accounts.
Under current law, taxpayers can put a specified amount in 401(k) retirement savings plans without paying taxes upfront. The amount workers can contribute to a 401(k) rises to $18,500 next year, up from $18,000 in 2017. People age 50 and older can tack on a so-called catch-up contribution of $6,000.
The GOP bill would also allow taxpayers to write off up to $10,000 in state and local property taxes.
But the plan would cut a popular mortgage interest deduction in half. While it would maintain the current deduction of $1 million in mortgage debt for current homeowners, that cap would be slashed to $500,000 for newly purchased homes.
Homebuilder stocks were hit hard on the plan. Both the SPDR S&P Homebuilder ETF and the iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF fell more than 2 percent, pacing for their worst daily performances in about a year.
The proposal also moves forward in repealing the alternative minimum tax, an extra tax that some have to pay on top of their regular income tax.
The Republican tax plan seeks to immediately double the estate tax exemption and repeal the tax in six years. The estate tax, also known as the death tax, is currently a 40 percent levy on estates greater than $5.49 million for individual filers or about $11 million for married couples.
The bill also proposes a reduction in taxes for companies with international earnings in an attempt to encourage U.S. corporations to bring back some of the trillions in profits overseas. The GOP plan would cut the tax of this foreign-earned income to 12 percent for cash and 5 percent for non-cash.
This specific proposal would especially benefit technology giants like Apple and Alphabet. The iPhone maker, set to report earnings later Thursday, holds $261.5 billion in cash. Most of that figure is held overseas.
Overhauling the tax code has been a major focus for both the White House and congressional Republicans after failing to repeal Obamacare.
After the bill's release, Trump said in a statement that he applauded the House Ways and Means Committee for its work on the bill. He said his administration is just getting started and "will work tirelessly to make good on our promise to the working people who built our Nation and deliver historic tax cuts and reforms — the rocket fuel our economy needs to soar higher than ever before."
The GOP tax reform package had originally been scheduled for release Wednesday. But House Republicans postponed the release, saying they still had to finalize a few details of the plan.
Last week, the House narrowly approved a Senate version of the 2018 federal budget, clearing the path for the Republican-controlled Senate to pass its tax reform plan later this year.
Passing that version of the budget kicked off the reconciliation process, allowing the Senate to pass legislation with a simple majority. Typically, a 60 vote supermajority is needed to end debate and move a bill to a vote.
— CNBC's Ylan Mui, Diana Olick, Christina Wilkie and Christopher Hayes contributed to this report.


The commission of RSC Energia investigating a situation with emergence of an opening in the Union of MS-09 spaceship studies affairs of the employees who have left corporation which could have access to him. The source in space-rocket branch has reported to RIA Novosti that lists of the employees who have left corporation for the period when the ship has been already made also before his sending to Baikonur are checked. Also the commission studies circumstances under which the employee has left. The interlocutor of the agency has told that also the version is considered that one of employees has decided to revenge thus corporation before dismissal.


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Nea Anchialos () è un ex comune della Grecia nella periferia della Tessaglia di 7.411 abitanti secondo i dati del censimento 2001.

È stato soppresso a seguito della riforma amministrativa detta Programma Callicrate in vigore dal gennaio 2011 ed è ora compreso nel comune di Volos.

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On February 2010 when I was living in downtown Tel Aviv, I was invited to play with my band in a scientists convention that took place in a power plant.
I was sitting down in the neighborhood coffee place named "methuselah" telling Gal who was the owner of the place about the gig. "they want to know the name of the band" I asked, do you have any ideas?
He replied: why don't you try something related to energy, electricity, waves, vibrations, he continued, you know it could be something like Tomer and the positive energies. After an hour of thinking we went along with good vibes, and instead of Tomer which is my first name, we took George, which is my 2nd name after my grandfather
who was born in Baghdad Iraq, and was a musician, playing all them Arab instruments, so was his father and his grandfather.
Thats how "George & The Good Vibes" was born.
At that time we where playing at clubs in Tel Aviv, mostly at "TheZone" sometime we were 10 musicians sometimes 16, the music was pumpin.
Most of our repertoire was original compositions that I wrote, and were the development and continuation of a project I was part of between 2000-2008, "Kalja" was the name of the band, and for most of the time we were 3 musicians - Ben Danzig played bass, I was playing Saxophones alto, tenor, soprano and clarinet,
W.T.Woodley was the pianist and composer of the compositions.
W.T.Woodley A.K.A "Woods",Woods was born in Trinidad in1934 to 2 musicians, his mother was a piano teacher and his father was a church organist.
Woods started playing when he was 3 years old and never stopped until he died in 2010. He dedicated his life to music, traveling the world, studying and playing music where ever he went - Europe, Asia, India, China, Morocco, The Middle East and many more places that even I don't know.
Woods was a great influence on me and was like a mentor. I learned so much on how to be a musician, a composer, how to relate to styles and mix them in an interesting way. I remember hours and hours of us siting together, he on the piano and me on the saxophone and just working on phrasing or rhythm, approaching a melody, or writing a melody. It was magical times. We felt like we are inventing a new style of music. We played together for 8 years and on may 2008, Woods went back home to Trinidad & Tobago, and I was developing my own style of music and playing.
In 2010 I took part in composing and producing The "FANGA" EP with the Trinidadian singer songwriter - Hillary Sargeant. A mixture of Caribbean, American and African styles, was another project that taught me a lot and led me to form my own band playing my music.
My music is a festival of sounds, a mixture of cultures, east and west, I was raised on classical music, playing the clarinet since i was 8 years old, developing through time to jazz music, adding up the saxophone. playing in big bands and small bands. later on I opened up to Latin music, African music, Middle Eastern and Arab music, playing as a professional musician in the music industry in Israel. Afro-beat bands, Latin bands, Cover bands, TV productions ("Dancing with the stars") and many more led me to create my own unique sound and phrasing.
in December 2012 I published the first George & The Good Vibes album,
which was a big band album,It has my compositions, Ben Danzig, Ilan Arad and W.T.Woodley. The Album got great reviews and won prizes in competitions around the globe. In The Last 8 years "George & The Good Vibes" Performing mainly in Israel, adding up more original compositions.
In July 2019 I published the 2nd George & The Good Vibes Album, which is a trio album and called compassion. a small version of my compositions with guitar, middle eastern percussion and me on saxophones and clarinet.
Now days I'm working on the 3rd album with the big band. The album is like one piece, all the compositions connected and tells a wide story.
With the new Album and show I'm looking forward to perform with the band around the globe.


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Beste may refer to:

Given name
Beste Bereket (born 1982), Turkish actress
Beste Kaynakçı (born 1994), Turkish female yacht racer
Beste Kökdemir  (born 1993), Turkish actress

Surname
Henry Digby Beste  (1768–1836), English writer and aristocrat

Other uses
Beste (Turkish music), a vocal genre in Ottoman classical music
Beste (river), a river in Schleswig-Holstein, northern Germany
Knutsen & Ludvigsens Beste, a hits album

See also
Bester (disambiguation)
Bestor
Best (surname)

Surnames from given names


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Is Estonia a country at the digital forefront? Although technological advances are a convention, it is such an old one that it works. It's impossible to avoid feeling the need to change, evolve and introduce improvements to make life easier. This European country has taken it verbatim. In little more than 25 years it has moved from being the sixteenth Republic in the USSR to become the second-best European country in terms of public digital services, according to the European Commission DESI report.
Estonia is "a country in the cloud", but this isn't the only stage in which it has been renovated. It has also proved a special interest in business and investments, cybersecurity and blockchain.
Are you staying with us? Let's see what is all this about.
The Baltic republic stands for technological integration
The tiny Republic of Estonia has become a technological reference in Europe due to several reasons we'll sum up in this post.
For the last 20 years Estonia has been working on digitalization to improve the services provided by its public administration. With that goal in mind, the inhabitants have lived through a couple of decades with continuous changes and new functions, for example, to make easier voting or to access health services. In 2000 they already could pay taxes online, and only five years later Estonia became the first country to hold elections this way.
Later would arrive their electronic bet on health sector. "At the ambulance garage of North Estonia Medical Centre, a hospital northwest Tallinn, Arkadi Popov performs a practical demonstration. In an iPad he opens the same app the emergency team uses since 2015. If we write the identification code of the patient we have just picked, we can see his history, his next of kin's contact numbers or even his doctor's one", wrote Spanish newspaper El País.
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For every problem, a solution. In April 2007, Government, universities, media and banks noticed they couldn't enter their own websites. They had suffered a cyberattack they needed to solve as soon as possible. With that mission, civil servants, teachers, students and employees held a meeting and checked the security level of the affected institutions and companies. The government assistant for digital transformation, Linnar Viik, said that not all those people had the OK from Security, "but had the appropriate digital skills to solve the problem". The world had changed, Estonia survived the attack and they set backup copies and so-called "data embassies". In 2008 the NATO Cooprative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence was inaugurated.
Nevertheless, first events related to cybersafety date back to 1965, when a computer was installed for a math school in Nyo.
3-Blockchain
Nowadays, many countries in the world have shown interest about blockchain, including Spain. However, in 2008 very few people knew what exactly was this technology about. It was unknown for almost everyone, but Estonia was already working on the creation of a national cryptocurrency, Estcoin, backed by the government. Soon it was being used to support the new digital businesses in the country and become an inspiration to other entrepreneurs such as Daniel García. In 2018 this young Spaniard created Davies, a new cryptocurrency which allowed to make loans between private individuals in just a few seconds. He did it by creating a company in Estonia that would endorse this new virtual currency.
Nowadays, almost 100% of the public services in the country are offered on the Internet. Credit for the success in this digitalization process should be given, among other things, to a way of thinking that is always customer-oriented. Steve Jobs said so.
The role of blockchain technology in Estonia
We are talking about the first digital nation in the world. Their technology commitment doesn't stop here. Furthermore, the country works on a daily basis on new ways of improving their lifestyle in the fourth least populated place in Europe, only ahead of Malta, Luxembourg and Cyprus. As its physical population decreases, the digital one doesn't stop growing. In 2014 they came up with the idea of transforming the country into a borderless digital society, so that anyone could become a virtual resident in their nation. So-called virtual residence was created and every week more and more new e-residents are registered. In the same direction, Estonian engineers and developers created Skype.
This is a country with a lot of digital history. Its public services are digitalised, citizens can use them in a safe way and data are encrypted and decentralized under X-Road protocol. Blockchain has been implemented to ease access to services and there's a special event about this topic, named Moontec. Estonians have been the first to propose an Initial Coin Offering (ICO), that is, a public, state-held cryptocurrency offering, and Community presidence is already possible.
Estonia is a country which looks towards the future implementing blockchain on its services. Other events such as Blockchain Summit Latam let the country be aware of the latest technological innovations and transmit them to entrepreneurs, institutions, companies and regulators about the development of blockchain technology.
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An interview with Stefan Hoppe, Global Vice President OPC Foundation, about independent standards for safe industrial communication and the requirements of Industry 4.0.
IEN Europe: Mr Hoppe, could you please, for a start, give a short introduction into the OPC Foundation and its history? When was it started on who were the first members?
Hoppe: OPC foundation was started in 1995 to solve the problem of moving data from process control and factory automation devices to the visualization applications. The initial set of companies was Opto 22, Rockwell, Fisher Rosemount and Intellution. By December 1995 the first draft of the OPC data access specification was available. Later in January 1996 the OPC Foundation was created and within six months there were over 100 members. At that time OPC set out to solve interoperability based on the Microsoft technology of COM/DCOM. Over the last 22 years it has been very well adopted with over 45 million OPC installations.
IEN Europe: What are the most important tasks of the foundations today?
Hoppe: We target multiple tasks on different areas: From an organization perspective, we continue to scale the Foundation to be locally available in the most important regions of the world - we have offices in North America, Europe, Japan and China and in 2017 we started OPC Korea. Because of the increased request for certified OPC UA enabled products we opened multiple OPC UA test labs in each region in the world: After North America, we now have a second lab in Europe in operation since the beginning of 2017 and we will continue with Asia in 2018. To guarantee not only the reliability of OPC UA itself but also for the information models done with other consortia, we need to extend the certification process. Information modelling combined with secured, reliable plug-and-play is the key for industrial interoperability.
IEN Europe: OPC UA is a platform and vendor independent standard from the start in 2008. Why is this a crucial point?
Hoppe: OPC UA is not only platform and vendor independent - also independent from language and market. Not to forget: Nobody owns OPC UA or can dominate the Foundation: The board is elected by the members and the working groups work on a common-sense base. In other words, it's the neutral ground where everybody can agree on easily. That's why OPC has always been about developing the best specifications technology process and certification.
IEN Europe: From the beginning security was an important part of the standard. Are you cooperating with other organizations to be well prepared against present and future threats?
Hoppe: Yes, we have a dedicated OPC UA security working group and we're cooperating with many other standards organizations - e.g. the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) has analyzed the specification and the reference stack in 2015 and published the results recently - pretty positive feedback overall! We work closely with them and others to make sure that the OPC UA security model solves the problems of today and tomorrow with respect to the ever-changing and complex dynamics of technology and security. Additionally, our OPC UA technology extensions like the Pub/Sub communication follow the principle rule of "security built-in by design".
IEN Europe: Are the Industry 4.0 developments changing the requirements the OPC standard must take care of? How do you see the general development in the markets?
Hoppe: The OPC UA standard itself has not been changed - but Industry 4.0 truly initiated to extend the capabilities. KUKA required hard real-time to enable a service-oriented-architecture communication between machines via OPC UA. With multiple other member companies with the same direction the OPC Foundation started an OPF working group "OPC UA via TSN" (Time-Sensitive Networking). Today this group is about 83 companies. Industry 4.0 not only requires a secured communication but also to describe the meaning of data and interfaces from devices and machines.
OPC UA delivers excellent modelling capabilities and that's why the German VDMA started with multiple groups of their 38 vertical markets to design OPC UA companion specifications like Injection Moulding, Machine Vision, Robots, etc. All these VDMA companion specs but also the worldwide companion specifications have to be aligned to make sure they are not overlapping. Many of these specs also have cross domain information models like MES data or energy data included - a dream would be to get all these harmonized and compatible. In combination with the security these are the reasons why OPC UA is already mandatory in the ZVEI (German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association) criteria catalogue to name your product "Industrie 4.0 Basic" compliant.
IEN Europe: Is the OPC UA standard mainly used in the field of factory automation or are there other areas also?
Hoppe: OPC has grown out of the process industry and factory automation. But the requirement of secured exchange of data and information is everywhere and that's why adoption is also in areas like energy, mining, building automation, oil and gas and the list could go on for a while. We proudly announced a collaboration with the industrial kitchen equipment industry association KHI as they define information models and integrate OPC UA into their devices. OPC UA is market independent and is growing everywhere. Please remember companies do not have to be a member of the OPC Foundation to enable their product with OPC UA or to get certification - so in most cases the OPC Foundation is even not aware of all worldwide solutions. We just announced a free of charge logo membership: Companies can advertise with the OPC UA logo once they have registered and registered their product.


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Bridgestone Backs Five U.S. Hopefuls on the Road to PyeongChang 2018
World's largest tire and rubber company targets performance, perseverance in Team Bridgestone USA athletes
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Jun 28, 2017, 12:08 ET
NASHVILLE, Tenn., June 28, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Bridgestone Americas, Inc. (Bridgestone), a subsidiary of the world's largest tire and rubber company and a Worldwide Olympic Partner, today announced its support for five of Team USA's top athletes on the road to the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018.
(L to R) U.S. Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls Nathan Chen, Ashley Wagner, Elana Meyers Taylor, Evan Strong and Amy Purdy join Team Bridgestone on the Road to PyeongChang.
Nathan Chen (figure skating), Elana Meyers Taylor (bobsled), Amy Purdy (para snowboarding), Evan Strong (para snowboarding) and Ashley Wagner (figure skating) have joined Team Bridgestone USA to represent the company around its first Winter Games. With a combined five Olympic and Paralympic medals, these world-class athletes have demonstrated the ability to overcome obstacles and perform when it matters most – a cornerstone of the Bridgestone brand.
"These athletes embody what it means to 'Be Bridgestone'," said Gordon Knapp, CEO and President, Bridgestone Americas, Inc. "They have a drive to be the best and a commitment to performance at the highest level. On top of that, they're incredible people with stories of passion, determination and ingenuity. They inspire us to keep chasing the impossible, and we are extremely proud to help them chase their dreams."
Team Bridgestone athletes are selected based on criteria related to the company's core values, their personal stories, performance attributes and community involvement. Each athlete will receive financial support and access to cutting-edge Bridgestone products and technologies. As brand ambassadors, they also will participate in community, customer and employee activities leading up to and during next year's Olympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018.
Meet Team Bridgestone
Nathan Chen has quickly emerged as a rising star in men's figure skating and a contender to win Team USA's first medal in the sport since 2010. He started a revolution on the ice when he became the first person ever to land five clean quadruple jumps in a single program. Chen accomplished the feat at the 2017 U.S. Figure Skating Championships in January, winning his first U.S. national title by smashing the scoring record. He did it again one month later to claim the ISU Four Continents title at the Olympic test event in South Korea. What's more remarkable is that the 18-year-old's run comes just a year after a serious hip injury sidelined him for nearly five months. Chen, who was recently named one of 20 "Next Generation Leaders" by TIME magazine, has excelled with help from of an innovative off-ice training program designed by the Team USA training and performance staff.
Elana Meyers Taylor declared her intention to be an Olympian at the age of nine, hoping to represent the U.S. in softball. But when the sport was removed from the Olympic program in 2005, her Olympic dream was at a crossroads. With encouragement from her parents, Meyers Taylor transitioned to bobsled in the summer of 2007 and charted a new, history-making course. She won bronze in Vancouver as a brakewoman and then silver in Sochi as a driver, becoming the first female bobsled athlete to win a medal in both positions. The 32-year-old is also the first woman to win an international medal in a men's event and the first American to win a women's bobsled world championship – which she has now done twice. Meyers Taylor is from Douglasville, GA and splits her time training between Lake Placid, NY and Park City, UT. Her husband, Nic, also competes on the U.S. Bobsled Team.
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Evan Strong lost his left leg at the age of 17 after the motorcycle he was riding was hit by a drunk driver. A rising star on the pro skateboarding circuit, Strong connected with the Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF) during his recovery in hopes of finding a way to ride again. He first tried snowboarding in 2007 and eventually moved from Hawaii to Lake Tahoe in pursuit of his new passion. Now 30 years old, Strong is one of the most dominant athletes in adaptive snowboarding, winning multiple World Cup titles, a Winter X Games gold medal, and a Paralympic gold medal in the debut of snowboard cross at Sochi 2014. Strong is now training for PyeongChang 2018, and also spends time mentoring youth and adult amputees through his work with Adaptive Action Sports.
Ashley Wagner began figure skating at the age of five while living in Eagle River, Alaska, one of the seven places she lived with her military family before she was ten. Wagner won a silver medal at the Junior Grand Prix Finals in 2007 and moved up to the senior level the following year. Since then she has won three U.S. national championships and reached the podium 24 times in national and international competitions, including a bronze medal in the team event at the Olympic Winter Games Sochi 2014. Wagner also claimed silver at the 2016 World Championships, becoming the first American woman in a decade to medal at the event. The 26-year-old currently lives and trains in Los Angeles, Calif., with plans of making a second straight Olympic appearance at PyeongChang 2018.
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Альберт Грегори Майер (; 9 марта 1903, Милуоки, США — 9 апреля 1965, Чикаго, США) — американский кардинал. Епископ Сьюпириора с 18 февраля 1946 по 21 июля 1953. Архиепископ Милуоки с 21 июля 1953 по 8 сентября 1958. Архиепископ Чикаго с 8 сентября 1958 по 9 апреля 1965. Кардинал-священник с 14 декабря 1959, с титулом церкви Санта-Чечилия с 17 декабря 1959.

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Q: Can't import flat file into SqlServer I've got this tab-delimited flat file with fifty columns and two million rows.  I am trying to import it into Sql Server 2017 Express.  (I first tried working with it in Excel... hopeless.)
I see two import paths available: SqlServer Management Studio's Import Flat File command, and the Import and Export Data wizard.  Both fail, but in different ways.
With SSMS, it seems to do a very good job of parsing the file and guessing the column types, but it bases the lengths on only the first few hundred rows.  One column is long text, so I've tried setting it to nvarchar(4000) or nvarchar(max) or ntext.  A few others I knew might be longer than the default guessed length of 50 so I bumped up the sizes.  But when I run the import, it says that some column would be truncated or otherwise fail to convert, and it refuses to say which column is the one having trouble.
With the import wizard, on the other hand, it doesn't guess column types at all, and I have to manually set the ones I know.  And thankfully, it has a setting that allows you to tell it per column whether to fail on conversion errors or ignore them.  But it ignores this setting -- it always fails no matter how you set the tolerance, per column or globally.
The good part is that it does identify a column name where it failed, namely the long text column.  But as best I have been able to measure it, there's nothing in it which should have failed.  I don't think any value is over 4000 characters (the longest I've located is 2027) and I'm pretty sure the character set is pure ascii-7.  In fact, it's been forced to all uppercase.
I also tried importing from the abortive Excel sheet I made.  This was thwarted because only the 32 bit importer could see Excel, and only the 64 bit one could see my database instance.
How can I get one or the other of these to allow the import to complete?

A: I worked with tsv files before and had a similar issue. When you're importing a flat file, I would suggest you change the way SQL Server interprets the column
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↑Change it to [DT_TEXT] (not unicode) or [DT_WSTR] (for unicode). To be able to change this, you have to import through "Import Data" and not the "Import Flat file" option.

A: Rather than using the import wizard, you could place your TSV file on the SQL Server and use OPENROWSET to read the file data directly using a T-SQL script. Using this method and SELECT ... INTO would allow you to create a table based off the actual data types in the file (largest column etc).
See this link for more info.
Basic syntax:
SELECT BulkColumn
FROM OPENROWSET (BULK 'c:\temp\mytxtfile.txt', SINGLE_CLOB) MyFile

Check out the documentation for handling things like row terminators etc


architecture or Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI).
[RFC5996] credentials to establish the tunnel.
architecture or Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) [RFC6810].
Effect" for IPsec opportunistic encryption.
relative trade offs is described in more detail in [DANE_SATIN12].
include PKIX validation are used) expires.
record MUST get used with OE is beyond the scope of this document.
techniques like [RFC4322] to initialize an OE IPsec tunnel.
based on learning tunnels from IP addresses only (IP-centric).
DNS zone for their providers.
with the many-to-one mapping from DNS domain names to IP addresses.
association in the secure TLSA RRSet.
cause the connection to be aborted.
during dynamic host configuration) may be useful for bootstrapping.
tree) that are secured using DNSSEC MAY use local trust anchors.
discuss this further in Section 5.2.
the association, not to the TLS ASN.1 Certificate object."
intuitive when discovering OE IPsec tunnels for specific services.
corresponds to the service that should be conducted over IPsec.
Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI), and others.
transactions between its desktop clients and its recursive resolver.
services are discovered (through the DNS itself).
This document uses a new DNS resource record type, called IPSECA.
This resource record will need to have a new value assigned to it.
Current implementations are advised to use a type number TYPE65347.
record will have similar effects on this resource record.
unsigned records introduces a vector for downgrade attacks.
confidentiality, by obfuscating DNS transactions.
attack window to the smallest value possible.
window includes all DNS transactions W_rDNS(T).
W_cfg(T) = 1, and W_rDNS(T) >> W_cfg(T).
and insights given by Danny McPherson.
Report #1130006 Revision 1, January 2013.
o  When an IPSECA RR is found, create SPD for that IP and port 53.
port 53.  If internal resolver, limit to addresses serviced.
o  Tools include dnskey-grab and/or NLnet Labs' xxxxx.


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Q: Как правильно сделать конструктор в классе наследнике в С#? Допустим, есть два класса. Студент и аспирант. Как правильно сделать конструктор в классе-наследнике "Аспирант", чтобы инициализировались поля, которые есть в родительском классе и поля, которые есть в самом "аспиранте?"
class Student
    {
        protected string name;
        protected string faculty;
        protected string year;
        int rating;

        public Student(string name, string faculty, string year, int rating)
        {
            this.name = name;
            this.faculty = faculty;
            this.year = year;
            this.rating = rating;
        }

    }

    class Aspirant :  Student
    {
        string teacher;
        string code;

        public Aspirant(string teacher, int code)
        {

        }
    }

A: Для вызова конструктора базового класса используется ключевое слово base:
class Aspirant :  Student
{
    string teacher;
    string code;

    public Aspirant(string teacher, int code)
       : base(/*и тут передаются параметры конструктору базового класса*/)
    {

    }
}

Вариант без raiting
class Student
{
    protected string name;
    protected string faculty;
    protected string year;
    int rating;

    //Конструктор по-умолчанию
    public Student ()
    {

    }

    //Конструктор, который не инициализирует raiting
    public Student(string name, string faculty, string year)
    {
        this.name = name;
        this.faculty = faculty;
        this.year = year;
    }

    public Student(string name, string faculty, string year, int rating)
        : this(name, faculty, year)
    {
        this.rating = rating;
    }

}

class Aspirant : Student
{
    string teacher;
    string code;

    public Aspirant(string teacher, string code)
    {
        //Здесь будет вызван конструктор по-умолчанию из Student
        this.teacher = teacher;
        this.code = code;
    }

    public Aspirant(string name, string faculty, string year, string teacher, string code)
       : base(name, faculty, year)
    {
        this.teacher = teacher;
        this.code = code;
    }
}