At Three Pillar Global, we work frequently with clients in the media space to help them envision their software products of the future. That's one reason we read this Adweek article on the decline of magazine newsstand sales with interest over the weekend. It's also why we were so riveted by the Newsweek drama that unfolded at the end of last month.
In case you missed it, IAC's Barry Diller was reported to have said that Newsweek would become a strictly digital magazine sometime this fall. A minor hubbub ensued, but regardless of whether his words were taken out of context, Diller's commentary on the state of print media in general – that it's a tough nut to crack – is hard to question. Newsweek, after all, is the magazine that was sold for a whopping $1.00 back in 2010.
So how do traditional print media companies survive in this day and age? Very carefully. The fact of the matter is that there's no "magic bullet" for a print magazine like Newsweek to regain the circulation and advertising dollars of yesteryear. But there are several steps we have taken with numerous media clients that help them create new revenue streams and reach new customers.
Define your mobile strategy, then make the leap. People are accessing content from more devices than ever. Creating mobile products with elegant user experiences isn't quick or easy, so if you don't have a mobile strategy in place, now is the time to start white-boarding.
Give your product away, then grow audiences and ad dollars. The New York Times great paywall experiment is working out pretty nicely. Not many media entities, however, are in a position to charge users $15-$35/month. We're big believers in getting a product into as many people's hands as possible, and then figuring out how to continue making that product better. The moral of the story? Don't try to eat the elephant in one bite: create a maximally awesome, minimally viable product and then iterate. Use the power of the medium to collect valuable feedback, while generating immediate returns.
Imagine what people will want from you in 5 years, then reinvent yourself in that mold. The times they are a changin', and unless today's media companies want to suffer death by a thousand cuts, they need to reimagine the way they think of their products. No longer is black text on a white page with a few color pictures interspersed throughout good enough to land you on the figurative front stoop of a massive audience. An excellent example of a company who is putting this idea into practice is The Boston Globe, with their commitment to responsive design and providing multiple different electronic formats from which readers can choose.
Barry, if you're reading, feel free to drop me a line.
Daniel Klaussen is 3Pillar Global's Director of Product Management. He oversees Product Engineering Managers in our Client Services organization worldwide to ensure that all 3Pillar client engagements are running smoothly. Dan played an integral part in 3Pillar's development of the PBS iPad app and has overseen development work for numerous projects for Carfax, including iPhone and Android applications. Prior to joining 3Pillar, Dan served as Director of Product Management at Silverpop and Group Product Manager at Netscape.
Away from work, Dan is an avid bike rider and the doting father of two teenagers.


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IT raids on Natham Viswanathan's houses, Kirtilals
Income Tax officials today conducted raids in over 40 places in Tamil Nadu. The raids targeted a former minister, a prominent jeweller and the city Mayor's son. However officials stated that the exercise was for a routine survey.
According to sources, sleuths of Income Tax department conducted the raids in Dindigul, Madurai and Tiruchi. Those who came under the scanner include former Minister Natham Viswanathan. The search took place at his residence near Ekkatuthangal in the city too.
However, the IT team could not get the required evidence. It is said that the officials were looking for evidence that could establish links with economic offences. The 'survey' was conducted on persons who were on the IT list for a while, it is learnt.
City Mayor Saidai Duraisamy's son Vetri's house in Sembakkam, which is off the city limits too, was searched by the IT officers.
Jewellery retail outlet Kirtilals was also part of the mass raids, with searches at its offices, shops and its owner's residence. Popular for its diamond collection, Kirtilals has branches in Madurai, Kochi, Bengaluru, Vishakapatnam, Vijayawada and Hyderabad. The raids are expected to continue for the rest of the day.
Sources said, the raids were not based on a tip off. It is said that the owner of Kirtilals had co-operated with the search team, and had listed all the necessary documents.

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Leo T. McCarthy, the son of an Irish bar owner who rose to become speaker of the California Assembly for six years and lieutenant governor for a record 12 years, died Monday of a kidney ailment.
A fixture in city and state politics for more than 30 years, McCarthy was elected to San Francisco's Board of Supervisors in 1963, won an Assembly seat five years later and became speaker in 1974. He ended his political career in 1994 after three serving three terms as lieutenant governor. He ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate in 1988 and 1992.
"Leo McCarthy was a statesman, a great champion for justice, a dear friend and a purposeful mentor to me," said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who regularly visited McCarthy. "I am proud to have called Leo friend for more than 30 years. He encouraged me to not only support candidates but to go into politics in my own right."
"He was a very sincere and honest guy. Very dedicated to promoting good law and good legislation. That's been his whole career," said Foran, who was also McCarthy's law partner.
Leo Tarcisius McCarthy was born in Auckland, New Zealand, in 1930. Tarcisius is a Catholic saint canonized after he was beaten to death by Romans for trying to bring the Eucharist to Christian prisoners.
"I suspect it was foisted on my mother in a moment of duress by one of the nuns at the hospital," McCarthy said. The saint's feast day is Aug. 15, McCarthy's birthday. Before McCarthy's fourth birthday, his family moved to San Francisco, taking a flat on 19th Street between Guerrero and Dolores streets in what was then the primarily Irish, blue collar Mission. The youngest of four brothers, he slept on a sofa in the dining room until one of his brothers moved out.
Both McCarthy and Foran served in the Korean War. McCarthy served in the intelligence unit of the Strategic Air Command, Foran in the Army, where was wounded in the leg.
In October 1953, Foran, his leg in a cast, and McCarthy were kidnapped at gunpoint by Harold Miller who had just shot a police officer two blocks from Foran's house.
"I was about to let John out of the car. The motor was running. (Miller) rapped on the windshield of the car with his gun and made us drive him to Los Angeles. We were very lucky that we came out of it intact," recalled McCarthy in an interview conducted in 1995 and 1996 by Carole Hicke of UC Berkeley's Regional Oral History Office for the California State Archives State Government Oral History Program.
Years later, McCarthy met the police officer's widow. He said that was one of the reasons he switched from being an opponent to a supporter of capital punishment.
McCarthy enrolled at San Francisco Law School in January 1953 where he majored in history and lost his bid to become student body president. As a law student at San Francisco Law School, McCarthy walked precincts for Phil Burton in 1954 and in 1956 when Burton succeeded in winning election to the Assembly.
McCarthy ran McAteer's successful 1958 campaign and was rewarded with a job as his administrative assistant in Sacramento. At night, McCarthy attended law school in San Francisco -- studying on the bus rides back and forth.
Aided by Foran, who had been elected to the Assembly in 1962, McCarthy ran for and won a seat on the Board of Supervisors in 1963 -- at 33 he was the youngest supervisor elected in San Francisco history. Among his contributions was the creation of the city's Human Rights Commission. He was also a key vote in blocking a freeway from running through Golden Gate Park's Panhandle.
Appointed by Gov. Edmund G. "Pat" Brown to the Commission on Aging in 1963, McCarthy spent the next four years exploring issues related to the elderly, which remained his chief policy interest over the next three decades.
In 1966, they battled over a new Senate seat created by the one-man, one-vote Supreme Court ruling. McCarthy was defeated by fellow Supervisor George Moscone, John Burton's best friend since childhood. Two years later when Charlie Meyers retired, McCarthy won his Assembly seat, which took in the western part of the city. He joined Brown and Burton in the Assembly.
McCarthy saw an opening. He appealed to Assembly members irked by Brown and those who weren't bestowed powerful committee chairs by Moretti. While Brown took his elevation to speaker for granted, McCarthy methodically began rounding up votes. In a closed door caucus, McCarthy wound up with 26 votes to Brown's 23.
"The first five years were tremendous. I loved it. The office can disembowel anyone if you stay too long. You might continue to do the job mechanically but it's awfully hard to enjoy. The pressures are god-awful," McCarthy said of the speakership in a 1990 interview with The Chronicle.
With then-Gov. George Deukmejian out of the country, McCarthy was acting governor. Like many Bay Area residents, McCarthy was at Candlestick Park for the Giants-A's World Series. State police rushed him to the State Building in San Francisco to set up a command center.
"It happened in the Bay Area, so it was territory I was familiar with and I knew a lot of the local officials who were directing operations on the ground," McCarthy said.
On his return, Deukmejian praised McCarthy for the outstanding job he did but complained later when McCarthy used Deukmejian's voice in a 1990 campaign commercial.
McCarthy's final race for lieutenant governor was in 1990 against Marian Bergeson, a GOP state senator McCarthy both liked and admired. Although he ran a campaign stressing his views were more progressive than hers, Bergeson attended his swearing-in. When she was appointed superintendent of public instruction in 1993, Assembly Democrats wanted to use McCarthy's opposition research from the campaign to attack her. McCarthy had an aide tell them it was lost.
Before he left politics at the end of 1994, McCarthy handwrote thank-you notes to his staff, including the custodian who cleaned his Sacramento office and the owner of the state Capitol's sixth floor cafeteria who baked him oatmeal cookies.
"I had a good career. I was lucky. I was in a position to make a contribution. I felt very fortunate to have played a role. Some days were miserable and unhappy and downers, but there were a lot of days that were great days, that special satisfaction of being useful to people," he said in his oral history.
In late 2002, McCarthy donated $1 million to his college alma mater to help create the Leo T. McCarthy Center for Public Service and the Common Good, which helps students get involved in public policy at the state, federal and local level.
In 2004, McCarthy called a former aide and told him that despite making some money on the stock market, he still wanted one last political hurrah. McCarthy asked the aide to figure out what McCarthy needed to do to win John Burton's state Senate seat, which Burton was vacating because of term limits.
The aide spent the evening plotting and strategizing before finally realizing that McCarthy didn't live in Burton's district and had placed the call on April 1 -- April Fool's Day.
McCarthy is survived by his wife, Jackie, and four children -- Sharon, Conna, Adam and Niall -- and 11 grandchildren.
The funeral Mass will be sung at 10:30 a.m. Friday at St. Ignatius Church, corner of Fulton and Parker streets, on the University of San Francisco campus. Visitation is from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday.


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Members of the Aspen Wye Fellows participate in Aspen Institute programming on Maryland's Eastern Shore and serve as advocates and ambassadors, upholding the Institute's commitment to a free, just and equitable society. Wye Fellows share the Institute's interest in encouraging civil dialogue with the most stimulating thinkers of our time to promote understanding and solutions to the most pressing issues of the day.
Wye Fellows enjoy intimate exchange with influential policymakers, corporate leaders and international diplomats at speaker events, panels and roundtable discussions on the Eastern Shore and at the Aspen Institute headquarters in Washington, DC, where Wye Fellows also attend book talks and luncheons with acclaimed authors and arts and culture events.
Few organizations have the convening power, credibility, impact and reach of the Aspen Institute. The Wye Fellows brings Aspen Institute programs to Chesapeake Bay area residents who seek opportunities for deeper understanding of the world we share today.
Join the Wye Fellows for unparalleled experiences and social engagement with your peers.
Benefits of Membership:
Monthly speaker events and discussions with national experts, international diplomats, influential policymakers and corporate leaders focused on important current topics
Invitations to book talks and luncheons with acclaimed authors and at the Aspen Institute headquarters in Washington, DC
Preferred seating at local public concerts hosted by the Aspen Institute
The annual Aspen Wye Fellows Holiday Party
Discounted rates for renowned Aspen Institute seminars, The Atlantic Festival in Washington, DC and other Institute special events in Aspen, Colorado
A subscription to The Aspen Idea magazine and recognition in the Institute's Annual Report
A built-in social network of people in your community who gather monthly to explore the latest ideas in public policy and current affairs
For more information about the Aspen Wye Fellows, please contact Susan Langfitt at (410) 820-5375 or susan.langfitt@aspeninstitute.org
Wye Fellow speaker events are hosted at the Temple B'nai Israel, 7199 Tristan Drive, Easton, MD. Our office is at 2010 Carmichael Road, Queenstown, Maryland.
Judy Price
Director, Aspen Wye Fellows and the Wye River campus
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Judy serves as director of the Aspen Wye Fellows program.
The Aspen Wye Fellows are a crucial source of support for the mission of the Aspen Institute - to foster enlightened leadership through open-minded dialogue.
Recent and Upcoming Wye Events
Discussion with Robert J. Jackson, Jr
Thu Jan 9, 2020 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm EST
Temple B'nai Israel
We welcome Commissioner Jackson to The Aspen Wye Fellows' stage for a discussion on what he believes are the top three or four challenges the SEC faces in an economy and society where investing is more important to an increasing number of Americans.
Adm. Mike Mullen on the Nat'l Divide
Mon Oct 7, 2019 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm EST
Houghton House
Retired Navy Admiral Mike Mullen address how the national divide impacts Washington and the nation.
Discussion with Mark McGreevy
Thu Nov 7, 2019 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm EST
Mark McGreevy, founder of the Institute of Global Homelessness, will explore the impact of income disparity and how it contributes to homelessness in the United States, a powerful and timely issue.


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Hurricane Sandy came roaring ashore in New Jersey this evening, making landfall north of Cape May and south of Atlantic City. With winds of up to 90mph, it wreaked havoc up and down the coast in Delaware and New Jersey. A storm surge of 13 feet was recorded at the Battery in Manhattan, and other places witnessed 10-12 feet. ConEd shut down power to Lower Manhattan as a precaution, leaving the skyscrapers of the city in eerie blackness.
As of this writing the storm is over the Philadelphia area, making a big turn as it crosses Pennsylvania.
We've seen some wind and a lot of rain here in Central Virginia, but nothing like they're experiencing further north and east.
In other news, a strain of tuberculosis has emerged in Eastern Europe that is resistant to multiple antibiotics.
Thanks to CSP, Fjordman, Insubria, JD, Kitman, LH, and all the other tipsters who sent these in.


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Star Trek: The Rebel Universe est un jeu vidéo d'action-aventure édité par Simon & Schuster et Firebird Software, sorti en 1987 sur Atari ST, Commodore 64 et DOS.

Système de jeu

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Computer and Video Games : 9/10 (Atari ST)

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Jeu vidéo sorti en 1987
Jeu Atari ST
Jeu Commodore 64
Jeu DOS
Jeu d'action-aventure
Jeu vidéo développé au Royaume-Uni
Rebel Universe, The
Jeu Simon & Schuster

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Coronavirus: UK records highest daily number of COVID-19 cases for nearly two months
A total of 312,789 cases have been confirmed in the UK since the beginning of the pandemic.
Image: Stricter lockdown measures are currently in place in Preston
The UK has recorded the highest number of daily coronavirus cases in nearly two months.
In the 24 hours up to 9am on Tuesday, a further 1,148 confirmed cases of coronavirus were reported - the highest number since 1,221 new cases were announced on 21 June.
New cases were at their lowest at the beginning of July and have crept up since then - although recent data had suggested new infections were levelling off.
Public Health England said there will likely not be an update on deaths on Tuesday because of "technical difficulties with data processing".
It follows an urgent review into the death count after Oxford University academics warned officials could be "exaggerating" the figures.
They found a recovered patient might be recorded as dying from the virus "even if they were run over by a bus three months later".
There are some fears the UK could be heading for a second wave following a spike in cases in some European countries, causing the prime minister to put the brakes on a further lockdown easing.
The UK's R number - which shows how many people an infected person is transmitting the virus to on average - has risen slightly in the latest figures.
It went up to an estimated range of 0.8-1.0 on Friday, compared with 0.8-0.9 the previous week.
England's rate remained the same at 0.8-1, but the government's scientific advisory group (SAGE) has warned it is "no longer confident" the number is below the crucial value of one.
Meanwhile, the R number had climbed in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, London, the northeast and Yorkshire, and the Midlands.
Despite this, the number of people testing positive for COVID-19 in private households in England and Wales has started to level off, according to the latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
England's rising infection rate - what does the data show?
The study found an estimated 28,300 people had coronavirus in the week of 27 July to 2 August.
This is the equivalent of about 0.05% of the population, or one in 1,900 people, and does not include those who tested positive in care homes and hospitals.
Although the percentage of people testing positive for coronavirus had risen since the end of June, the ONS said the evidence now points to this trend levelling off.


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Q: WPF MVVM textbox text binding vs changedText event I have textbox with Text property binded to viewmodel.
I have binded TextChanged event to viewmodel.
But the problem is that the event fires every sign is added to textbox(that's good) and Text in viewmodel is refreshed when textbox lost focus(that's bad for me).
How to make this Text property refreshing after each sign?
Or how to send sender as parameter? I think sender would have resfreshed data.
My interactivity xaml:
<interactivity:Interaction.Triggers>
    <interactivity:EventTrigger EventName="TextChanged">
        <helpers:CustomCommandInvoker Command="{Binding UnlockChangedCommand}"   />
     </interactivity:EventTrigger>
 </interactivity:Interaction.Triggers>

I'm using RelayCommand.

A: There is a really simple answer to this; use UpdatePropertyTrigger=PropertyChanged. This will update your VM property each time a character is changed. No need for triggers or commands :-)
<TextBox Text="{Binding ViewModelProperty, UpdateSourceTrigger=PropertyChanged}"></TextBox>

Read here for more info: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.data.updatesourcetrigger(v=vs.110).aspx

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University launches Stephen Lawrence architecture bursaries
By Jim Dunton2020-01-02T07:00:00+00:00
Funding packages cover full cost of three-year undergraduate course at Newcastle
Newcastle University has launched a new bursary scheme that will offer people from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds the chance to have the cost of their part I architecture studies fully met.
The university said two bursaries named in honour of Stephen Lawrence would be available to students who apply to study architecture from September 2020 via the normal UCAS process.
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Architecture students at Newcastle University
Newcastle joins City, Sheffield and De Montfort universities in offering bursaries to architecture students from Bame backgrounds in memory of Stephen, who dreamed of becoming an architect before his murder in 1993.
The university said it was committing £25,000 to support the bursaries, which would be combined with a further £75,000 raised from alumni and their architecture practices.
Director of architecture Graham Farmer said Newcastle University was committed to creating an inclusive community.
"The Stephen Lawrence bursary awards will make studying architecture at Newcastle more accessible to young people from Bame backgrounds who would otherwise struggle with the costs of the course," he said.
Sonia Watson, chief executive of the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust, said the organisation was aware that the cost of studying to become an architect deterred many talented young people from entering the profession.
"Newcastle University has a brilliant reputation for both the quality of its teaching and the support it gives to students, and we are delighted to be working with them on the bursary awards, making their architecture course more accessible," she said.
GT3 gets green light for £21m Northumberland leisure centre
Scheme approved at virtual planning committee
Diversity in architecture: Watch the Stephen Lawrence Day debate here
How is the pandemic impacting BAME communities, and what does design need to learn?
Stephen Lawrence Trust sets up HR partnership to boost diversity
Agreement with recruitment firm Urban will help people from under-represented groups find jobs in architecture sector
Proposals would allow public to force councils to sell underused land


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Securing All the Things: IoT Myths and Realities
The Internet of Things isn't a new concept – but it's certainly one that has gained momentum, particularly within the last year. Recently, we've seen more and more connected devices come to market. While connecting our world may bring added convenience to our everyday lives, it's important to question what we may be sacrificing from a security perspective.
Back in April, news broke around a software glitch that enabled hackers to take control of a Jeep Cherokee while on the road. Cybersecurity experts Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek, working from laptop computers at home, were able to break into the Jeep's electronics through the entertainment system. The experts were then able to change the speed of the vehicle, alter its braking capability, and manipulate both the radio and windshield wipers. The two described the hack as "fairly easy" and "a weekend project."
It was recently discovered that not even Tesla Motors is immune to being hacked. This, again, was an attack orchestrated through the car's entertainment system, though it took closer to a year to pull off. Researchers were able to apply the emergency hand brake, remotely lock and unlock the car, and control the touch screen displays. There is good news – Tesla has already developed a fix, which has been sent to all of the affected vehicles.
Something rarely discussed that warrants consideration from both security professionals and consumers alike is the danger brought on by seemingly innocuous connected products (think: "smart fridge" or "connected toaster"). While the thought of a hacker gaining control of a refrigerator is perhaps less daunting than the idea of them taking control of your steering wheel while on the highway, the reality that these products may serve as a gateway to more sensitive information is something that cannot be ignored.
Just a few weeks ago, a team of hackers uncovered a man-in-the-middle vulnerability in a Samsung smart refrigerator that showed it could be exploited to steal Gmail users' login credentials. What's most concerning about this is hackers were able to access a sensitive network, containing users personally identifiable information, through hacking into the refrigerator.
There has been a lot of fear around smart medical devices – but this is one area that may be considered more IoT "myth" than "reality." Most medical devices don't currently appear to be connected to the Internet, but rather through Bluetooth. Additionally, because most medical appliances are smaller scale, it's virtually impossible to integrate a mobile phone connection into devices of this size. Consumer fears around having cellular waves inside the human body have also kept these devices from operating on a mobile phone connection.
Fears around connected smart watches may also be considered an IoT "myth," at least at this stage, as most are not directly connected to the Internet. That being said, last month HP did discover some major areas for concern, finding that most smart watches did not have two-factor authentication, were vulnerable for man-in-the-middle attacks, and had poor firmware updates.
It's an interesting debate – and one that will undoubtedly continue as more companies introduce products to compete in this space. What do you think about security risks with the Internet of Things? Weigh in with us on Twitter and Facebook. Be sure to check out our Tumblr for the latest industry news stories.
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Q: How to keep my accelerometer working on lock screen (onPause)? I'm making an app that reads movement with Android's accelerometer, however I want it to continuously read the data even when phone is locked. Would I just have to put the same code I used in onSensorChanged() listener in the onPause() method? I read something about Async, but I'm not sure if it works with hardware applications. Which would be the better option?

A: Use Service , setup accelerometer and implement SensorEventListener and then everytime this event fires, acquire wake lock. and then send broadcast to activities.
public SensorService extends Service implements SensorEventListener{

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Interview: The Elephant in the Room
A couple of weeks ago, I reviewed the debut record by The Elephant in the Room. Lead singer and guitar player Joe was nice enough to answer some questions:
Back to the Music: How/when did the band get started?
Joseph Savino Jr., Guitar/Vocals: The band got started about three years ago. Me and Alfred have been in bands together since we were in eighth grade. Mostly metal and one crazy cover band. After getting bored with doing the cover thing, we built a home studio and just started writing.
BTTM: Were you always sure you wanted to be involved with music in some way?
Joe: Music has always been a big part of our lives. Once you start playing music, it's just something that you fall in love with and always want to do.
BTTM: How was the band name chosen?
Joe: We took a long time to choose a band name. We just never got around to it and already started booking shows. Every promoter would ask us our name and we had nothing to give them. To get them off our back we just threw out the name ThunderLips. That name only stuck for a few shows. We had a hard time finding a name that we thought fit us. Going through a bunch of conspiracy theory books, we came across "The Elephant in the Room." Knowing the meaning of the saying, it just fit perfectly for the band name. We like to be the band that is hard to not notice.
BTTM: Who were your biggest musical influences growing up? Do you feel you can hear those influences in the album?
Joe: We butt heads sometimes when it comes to music but some that we can all agree on I would say would be Weezer, Muse, Radiohead, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Elvis, The Beatles, Queens of the StoneAge. I think you can hear a little bit of everything that we like in our music.
BTTM: How did you come up with the idea to do a KickStarter for the record?
Joe: We came up with the KickStarter idea after we found out Casey was going to work with us. We knew we had to do it, and knew the only way to make it happen was with the help of a KickStarter
BTTM: Why did you feel that was the right venue compared to the other fundraising sites?
Joe: Honestly, it was the only site that we knew about at the time.
BTTM: How did it feel when your goal was met and you knew this album would become a reality?
Joe: It was an amazing feeling when we hit that $5k mark. For people that have never even met us to put their own hard earned money to back us made us feel really good. We owe it all to our backers.
BTTM: Was there a backup plan in case the Kickstarter didn't go as predicted?
Joe: We did not have a backup plan. We knew if we worked hard enough to get the word out we would make our goal.
BTTM: How was it working with Casey? What insights did he offer that may have changed your perception of the music or the album?
Joe: Working with Casey was such an amazing experience, he made it very easy and comfortable. Within the first hour, you would think we were friends for years. He was just that easy to get along with. He opened up our minds a lot when it came to suggestions with the music. He would have ideas that we would never have thought of and it would make a good part into a great part.
BTTM: How did the chance to work with Casey come about?
Joe: Alfred managed to book an Acoustic show at 10th Street Live in Kenilworth, NJ with Casey and us both on the bill. We talked a lot that night with Casey and were able to stay in contact with him. Going out on a limb, Alfred asked him and he said he was totally down to do it.
BTTM: How long did it take to record the album?
Joe: It took about a month to record the record.
BTTM: What's the song that you're most proud of off of it?
Joe: We worked so hard on this record that every song is something we are proud of.
BTTM: Where will you be going from here? Is there a tour planned?
Joe: We plan to promote the album a lot. We will be booking as many shows as possible and hope to plan a tour in the near future.
Keep up with The Elephant in the Room on Facebook and Twitter. Their debut CD The Collective and The Individual is available now!
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Fall Out Boy: Save Rock and Roll
So many artists reemerging into the music scene lately!
Fall Out Boy holds a special place in my heart and my life. I listened to them during some interesting periods of life and no matter what you do, you can't let go of those bands that went through so much with you. One night, I listened to FOB literally the entire night. It was the strangest experience – I kept waking up feeling like I was falling or spinning or just in a different world all together. The scene got weird – a lot of these tiny rock bands from meager beginnings were suddenly the super famous ones on the cover of teeny magazines. It was best that a lot of those collapsed. It was also best for Fall Out Boy to take a break, breathe, and reconsider what music meant to them. Seems like Save Rock And Roll is their answer.
The album opens with a strong song, yelling at you to put on your war paint! with the most intense of purposes. The Phoenix rocks like Fall Out Boy hasn't done in ages. This song is the absolute best to scream at the top of your lungs. Whatever happened during the hiatus needs a big high five. This song kicks the boat and doesn't quit.
If you haven't heard My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up) yet, then stop this madness and fix it. I listened to this song on repeat for longer than I'd like to admit when it dropped. I also have to give kudos to their team behind this whole back-to-the-music-scene business. There were rumors for such a long time – it felt like it was monthly – that FOB was back together. And every single time these stirrings were so adamantly denied. Without that, the dropping of this single wouldn't have had the impact it did. They shocked people. The ones that said "oh, I knew it" didn't know it – everyone heard the rumors, dufus, shut up. Dropping this with no prior talk – no video (looking at you JT), no nothing – was absolutely genius. Then they went and played a show that evening. Genius, I tell you. That's how you go about marketing, kids.
Just One Yesterday delievers one of the things I love the most about Fall Out Boy. If you've heard a few FOB songs, I guarantee you can recall some sleazy-yet-hilariously-catchy lyrics. Thank god this album does not let you down. Anything you say can and will be held against you, so only say my name it will be held against you. Behind the lyrics, this song is one of my favorites on the album. It keeps it upbeat and funky. I want to teach you a lesson in the worst kind of way. This song also introduces the first of many guest vocals on the album in the form of Foxes.
The guest vocals come up again in The Mighty Fall – a song that strangely sounds like it could've been mixed by the like of Skrillex Lite with the dropping of the bass that happens repeatedly. I can really jam to this song. I also tip my proverbial hat off to the band for having Big Sean come and drop a rap verse in this song. I love hearing genres combined like this.
My favorite song on the record, hands down, is Miss Missing You. This song has the old gleam of sweet FOB with the revamped fire under their collective asses. It makes me nostalgic and excited for their future as a band. Sometimes before it gets better the darkness gets bigger, the person that you'd take the bullet for is behind the trigger. Oh, we're fading fast. I miss missing you now and then. Listen closely and note the relationship the guitar and drums have during this song – kind of like they're on a see-saw. I really can't get enough of this jam.
Two more songs with guest vocals wrap up this power-trip of an album. Courtney Love joins the band on Rat A Tat. I've never been a huge fan of grunge and the like. I can respect the bands for what they do – but it's just not my thing. I like a few Hole songs and have a couple albums on my iTunes, but Courtney Love isn't my favorite musician. She adds an interesting element to this song, I'm just not sure it's the right fit. During her vocals, the music speeds up like you're on a bad acid trip and then levels back out when Patrick takes over again. It's a bit unsettling. This is probably my least favorite song on the album. Whoops.
The album wraps up in the most spectacular of ways – with pianos and mister Can You Feel The Love Tonight himself. Elton John joins the band on the closing number and title track, Save Rock and Roll. This song has the feeling of an 80's rock anthem – where you'd see some tight animal print pants, lots of big hair, pyro, and a ton of coordinating lights flashing all around. This song rules. When Elton John hits the highest point of this song with you are what you love, not who loves you. In a world full of the word yes, I'm here to scream NO I'd dare you not to stop whatever you were doing. I can rarely resist a fist punch to the air with the "no" at the end of that phrase – but maybe those are just my over-dramatics coming out again. Who knows.
All I know is this album is fantastic. It's been so long since a new Fall Out Boy song haunted my mind, and now these 11 songs won't leave. And I know the band has gotten a lot of commentary from the title of the album – but really, where would you be in your life without some delusions of grandeur?
Is rock and roll in trouble? Yeah, a lot of trouble. Is Fall Out Boy going to single handedly save a genre? No, but it's still fun to have them back. Can't wait to see these guys live for the first time ever in June. Well done, boys.
Miss Missing You (track 7)
Save Rock and Roll (track 11)
The Phoenix (track 1)
Tagged big sean, courtney love, elton john, fall out boy, fob, foxes, music, music review, music reviews, review, reviews, rock, rock music, save rock and roll
Anberlin: Vital
Anberlin became one of my favorite bands the second I heard them. I don't think it even took me a full song to fall head over heels for them. I saw them in concert with Taking Back Sunday a couple years ago and they were one of the liveliest, most crowd-engaging bands I've seen to date. They're divine. I felt horrid when I realized they had a new album out and I hadn't gotten a chance to hear it. I wanted to write about it on the blog, so I've been putting off listening to it for a while so I could go through honest first run through reactions. Now, it is time for Vital.
The album opens with the toe-tapper Self-Starter. There are normal Anberlin-esque progressions happening musically, but what Stephen is doing vocally is something on my palette that I'm not used to from this band. The vocals feel a bit more muted in this song and the chorus is exquisitely fast (think BBC's Sherlock singing the chorus).
I'm mesmerized by Other Side. The vocals are so stated and shy while the drums and guitars come down on you like a ton of bricks. Love me, why don't you love me? Know me, why don't you know me? There's such a beautiful juxtaposition between instruments and vocals in this song that left me with chill bumps.
Vocals are back in full swing and rocking you to sleep in Innocent. This song is striking in so many ways. The music is soothing and intricate. The lyrics tell a sad story that pulls a longing for childhood out of your core. We are all born the innocent, we were born to run carefree. You will live on in the hearts of men, constantly. We were all born the innocent I will hold on til the end – there will never be an end.
Orpheum feels like you're racing. There's some brilliant piano additions here that keep up with the swift melody through speeding up and slowing down, adding another dimension to the song and creating a swirling in your ears. This song is Anberlin in their element.
The band wraps up the album with God, Drugs & Sex. This one is like you took a song from this album and leaned it back in a reclining chair. This song is very mellow, moving along slowly and steadily. The addition of soft female vocals in the background adds to the ambiance of the tune. It's an interesting way to wrap up an album. We started off slow, with vocals that almost sounded like they were behind a veil – until we moved through to clear vocals with more upbeat tempos. By the time we got to Modern Age (the track directly before God, Drugs & Sex), we had reached the heaviest point to the album. After all that, God, Drugs & Sex almost feels like being lifted up into the clouds on a roller coaster.
If I were being real honest, which I'm trying to do, Vital isn't the album I expected from Anberlin. I'm much more used to them from the likes of Cities (2007). It's not going to go down in my books as my favorite album from the band, but it's an interesting transgression for them and I'd be interested in seeing how they translated this album to a live show.
Orpheum (track 9)
Modern Age (track 10)
Little Tyrants (track 2)
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Terrible Things: Pre-Transmission EP
I have loved Taking Back Sunday since middle school. If you know the band, you know members have come and gone – under all kinds of circumstances. That's fine, whatever, it's their ordeal. When someone leaves the band and starts another project, it's almost a surefire bet that I'm going to listen. Enter Terrible Things. When I found out this was a new band with Fred Mascherino, I knew it would be golden. Mix in Andy Jackson of Hot Rod Circuit and Josh Eppard from Coheed and Cambria, and this was an instant play for me.
Their self-titled debut album is fantastic and remains a staple in my car. We're going to have a listen to the recently released Pre-Transmission EP.
The EP comes in with the at-first-electronic History that quickly melts into pleasant rock notes with repeating Those who forget the past are destined to repeat it's. This song sets a softer tone than their full length debut, which is pretty strictly rock and roll.
History melts right into Confession, a 57 second beautiful, intriguing number that throws the album into what I'd expect from Terrible Things. Innocent starts right off with some great drums and guitar riffs. This song mildly reminds me of something Beatles-esque if you put those tunes in a shaker with modern rock and strained out variety shows and Warped tour. This number has a really great breakdown that puts a gleam on the drums.
Last Look keeps things slower, and for good reason. The lyrics take a somber tone as they tell of a loved one that's been lost – to death or to unconsciousness. The transgressions in this song are beautiful – going from slow and somber to electrically charged and loud and back again within a few seconds. This number wraps up with a heartbeat monitor, footsteps, murmurs of conversation and then a flat line.
This EP reads as a whole instead of five separate songs. Hospital finishes the album, continuing right on from Last Look. This song feels like confusion and sounds like what the smell of a hospital waiting room would sound like if you could hear it. There's no guarantee and no clear solution. Just as soon as the confusion reaches the highest point, the song fluxes into some acoustic guitar notes and then blanks out.
While emotionally charged, this five song EP is packed with impressive music turns. It's not quite what I expected after their 2010 debut, but it makes me excited for the direction the trio is going. If you haven't heard this band and are a fan of any of the bands these members have been in, I highly recommend checking out this EP and their 2010 full length. You won't regret it.
Last Look (track 4)
Innocent (track 3)
Tagged coheed and cambria, hot rod circuit, music, music blog, music review, pre-transmission ep, review, reviews, rock, taking back sunday, terrible things


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Q: How can I have QuickBooks send deleted line items in an InvoiceQuery? In making a request via qbXML for importing invoices, I'm using the following snippet:
<InvoiceQueryRq requestID="1">
  <IncludeLineItems>true</IncludeLineItems>
  <OwnerID>0</OwnerID>
</InvoiceQueryRq>

This allows me to grab all line items for all the invoices I'm importing -- which is exactly what I want, as I report on these invoices, their items and quantities (and descriptions).
However, my problem is when the quickbooks user deletes one of the line items, there's no way for me to tell in the response I'm getting. I'll get updates, like updated quantities or descriptions, and of course I get all new line items.
I understand that one solution would be to simply wipe out any data on known invoices and re-insert with new data, however I want to avoid further data manipulation overhead.
Thus, my core question is, is there a way to also include deleted line items on an invoice query?

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Thus, my core question is, is there a way to also include deleted line items on an invoice query?

No, there is not.
However, if you're caching this data in your app, it should be pretty trivial to compare the TxnLineID values you got back from QuickBooks, to the cached TxnLineID values you have in your database, and just delete anything from your app that's not present in what you got back from QuickBooks.
Psuedocode for something like that would be something like:
// the main TxnID of the invoice itself
$TxnID = ...

// this will store the current TxnLineIDs for existing lines
$list_of_current_TxnLineIDs = array();

// loop through the invoice lines that were returned from QuickBooks
foreach ($InvoiceLineRet as $InvoiceLine)
{
  $list_of_current_TxnLineIDs[] = $InvoiceLine->TxnLineID;
}

// delete anything we have already cached that isn't needed anymore
db_query("DELETE FROM invoice_line WHERE TxnID = $TxnID AND TxnLineID NOT IN ( " . implode(", ", $list_of_current_TxnLineIDs) . " ) ");


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GMC Terrain: Ride Control Systems / Hill Descent Control (HDC)
GMC Terrain 2018-2023 Owners Manual / Driving and Operating / Ride Control Systems / Hill Descent Control (HDC)
HDC can be used when driving downhill. It sets and maintains vehicle speed while descending a very steep incline in a forward or reverse gear.
The HDC switch is on the center console.
Press to enable or disable HDC. Vehicle speed must be below 50 km/h (31 mph).
The HDC light displays on the instrument cluster when enabled.
HDC can maintain vehicle speeds between 3 and 22 km/h (2 and 14 mph) on an incline greater than or equal to a 10% grade. A blinking HDC light indicates the system is actively applying the brakes to maintain vehicle speed.
When HDC is activated, the initial HDC speed is set to the current driving speed. It can be increased or decreased by pressing +RES or –SET on the steering wheel or by applying the accelerator or brake pedal. This adjusted speed becomes the new set speed.
HDC will remain enabled between 22 and 60 km/h (14 and 37 mph); however vehicle speed cannot be set or maintained in this range. It will automatically disable if the vehicle speed is above 80 km/h (50 mph) or above 60 km/h (37 mph) for at least 30 seconds. Press again to re-enable HDC.
(TCS) / (ESC). Turning the Systems Off and On (Base Level DIC)
Caution Do not repeatedly brake or accelerate heavily when TCS is off. The vehicle driveline could be damaged. At speeds of 56 km/h (35 mph) or above, this ability to turn off or on is disabled...
Driver Mode Control
The Driver Mode Control has the following Modes: Tour (FWD), All-Wheel Drive (AWD), Snow/Ice, and Tow/Haul. Turn the Driver Mode Control knob on the center console to make a mode selection...
GMC Terrain 2018-2023 Owners Manual: Infotainment System
Infotainment See the infotainment manual for information on the radio, audio players, phone, navigation system, and voice or speech recognition. It also includes information on settings. Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) If equipped, ANC reduces engine noise in the vehicle's interior...
GMC Terrain 2018-2023 Owners Manual: Infants and Young Children
Everyone in a vehicle needs protection! This includes infants and all other children. Neither the distance traveled nor the age and size of the traveler changes the need, for everyone, to use safety restraints. In fact, the law in every state in the United States and in every Canadian province says children up to some age must be restrained while in a vehicle...
Seat Adjustment - Manual Front Seats
Tire Pressure Light
For vehicles with the Tire Pressure Monitor System (TPMS), this light comes on briefly when the engine is started. It provides information about tire pressures and the TPMS.


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Starbucks CEO calls arrest of two black men at Philadelphia store 'reprehensible'
Posted: Apr 15, 2018 4:24 PM EST
By CNN Staff, CNN
(CNN) -- Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson responded to public outcry over the arrest of two black men on Saturday from a Philadelphia branch of the coffee shop, calling the incident "reprehensible."
The arrest, which was captured on video that has since gone viral, sparked accusations of discrimination and racial profiling.
In his statement, Johnson outlined steps the company would take to ensure a greater "sense of community."
Below is Johnson's full statement:
Dear Starbucks Partners and Customers:
By now, you may be aware of a disheartening situation in one of our Philadelphia-area stores this past Thursday, that led to a reprehensible outcome.
I'm writing this evening to convey three things:
First, to once again express our deepest apologies to the two men who were arrested with a goal of doing whatever we can to make things right. Second, to let you know of our plans to investigate the pertinent facts and make any necessary changes to our practices that would help prevent such an occurrence from ever happening again. And third, to reassure you that Starbucks stands firmly against discrimination or racial profiling.
In the coming days, I will be joining our regional vice president, Camille Hymes — who is on the ground in Philadelphia — to speak with partners, customers and community leaders as well as law enforcement. Most importantly, I hope to meet personally with the two men who were arrested to offer a face-to-face apology.
We have immediately begun a thorough investigation of our practices. In addition to our own review, we will work with outside experts and community leaders to understand and adopt best practices. The video shot by customers is very hard to watch and the actions in it are not representative of our Starbucks Mission and Values. Creating an environment that is both safe and welcoming for everyone is paramount for every store. Regretfully, our practices and training led to a bad outcome — the basis for the call to the Philadelphia Police Department was wrong. Our store manager never intended for these men to be arrested and this should never have escalated as it did.
We also will further train our partners to better know when police assistance is warranted. Additionally, we will host a company-wide meeting next week to share our learnings, discuss some immediate next steps and underscore our long-standing commitment to treating one another with respect and dignity. I know our store managers and partners work hard to exceed our customers' expectations every day — which makes this very poor reflection on our company all the more painful.
Finally, to our partners who proudly wear the green apron and to customers who come to us for a sense of community every day: You can and should expect more from us. We will learn from this and be better.
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Q: Two variants of same domain name I have two variants of the same domain name registered through a registrar. I have one site that is hosted on AWS.
To point the variation of the name to the same site do I either:
1) Copy the DNS records at the registrar of the original site and make the duplicate records the same
2) Make a new hosted zone with an alias pointing to the same site and point the variation to that new hosted zone

A: Using AWS I created an S3 bucket that was a static 301 redirect to the original site. Details here https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/redirect-domain-route-53/


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THE INTERBEING
The Danish Industrial Metal band THE INTERBEING was formed in 2006. In May 2011 the debut album 'Edge of the Obscure' was released through Mighty Music/Target with praises from the international press:
• Legacy (DE) – 13 out of 15 stars: "Ein weiteres kapitel des "Danish Dynamite" öffnet sich."
• Metal Hammer (UK) – 8 out of 10 stars: "… an album with refined character and a compelling undercurrent of dark sci-fi drama."
'• Hard Rock (FR) – 9 out of 10 stars: "The Danes perfectly master their instruments and mixing them with electronic sounds and different atmospheres that make the album a pearl of its kind."
ALBUM: Also the biggest Danish music magazine GAFFA gave the album 5 out of 6 stars and commented: "Edge of the Obscure is without doubt the best Danish metal album I've heard this year." The album went on to be number 1 in GAFFA's list of best national metal albums in 2011. In September 2012 "Edge of the Obscure" was re-released in Japan with two bonus remixes.
SOUND: THE INTERBEING combines the heavy sound of Scandinavian metal with the gloomy atmosphere of electronic genres. Tight, aggressive, melodic and atmospheric are the key concepts in their sound. Their inspirations range from Meshuggah's polyrhythmic and syncopated universe to the melodic aspects of Soilwork combined with the sombre and shuffling electronic soundscapes that you find with Massive Attack and Amon Tobin, ending up with a kind of Industrial Metal in the spirit of Fear Factory.
LIVE: In 2012 Metal Hammer UK handpicked THE INTERBEING to participate in their showcase on the internationally recognized music festival South By Southwest (SXSW 2012) in Austin, Texas USA. Metal Hammer's editor Alexander Milas complimented the band in the context: "We have deemed them to be of immense international import."
With numerous concerts in 2011 and 2012 the band has marked themselves to be a strong live act which takes the concept of stage performance to a higher level. In the summer of 2012 the band was headlining the Pandæmonium stage on the biggest Danish metal festival, Copenhell. In October THE INTERBEING was a part of the raising progressive metal festival Euroblast, and in the end of 2012 the band supported American Stone Sour to name a few achievements.
At the moment THE INTERBEING is writing material for their forthcoming second album which will be released in 2014.
Dara Toibin – Vocals
Jacob Aa. Hansen – Bass
Boas Segel – Guitar/Programing
Torben Pedersen – Guitar/Vocals
Kristoffer Egefelt – Drums
THE INTERBEING – Edge Of The Obscure
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Examples of Johann Sebastian Bach played on piano are a dime-a-dozen today, but it was not always this way. Before Glenn Gould's seismic debut with the Goldberg Variations (Columbia) in 1955, Bach's masthead keyboard composition was considered beyond the capabilities of the modern piano. While Gould was not the first to record the Goldbergs on piano (he is predated by Claudio Arrau and Eunice Norton, both in 1942, Rosalyn Tureck in 1947, and George Demus in ca. 1952) he did record them definitively, making the piano an instrument for interpretation of pre-piano forte music. Gould's Goldbergs performance is what the artist is best known for, having been jettisoned into the stratosphere by the inclusion of the famous aria as soundtrack to an unspeakably grisly scene in Jonathan Demme's 1991 masterpiece Silence of the Lambs (Orion Pictures). In the soundtrack, the aria is played by director Demme, but the allusion to Gould could not be clearer.
But Gould's Bach was but one part of this musical psyche. Gould also had a great command of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and Brahms, and the pianist had great respect for the atonal 12-tone composers of the Second Viennese School: Arnold Schoenberg, Alban Berg, and Anton Webern, as well as, Ernst Krenek. Gould enjoyed world-wide acclaim, maybe as much for his various eccentricities as to his superior command of the piano.
In 1957, Gould undertook a European Tour that included performances in Moscow and Leningrad, giving four performances in each city. That said, the performances on Glenn Gould in Russia: Bach, Beethoven, Berg, Webern, Krenek occurred at one of these eight shows. None of this music is unheard and is readily available on other labels. Cold War Russia was notorious for pirating clandestinely recorded live performances, releasing and re-releasing them ad nauseum on multiple labels all have illegitimate lineages. The pedigree of this present Urania Arts offering is, at best dubious, as evidenced by the complete lack of liner notes and the admission by the recording's producer that, ..."the producer was unable to trace the Author (or those entitles) of the picture here and on the cover."
However, the recording's pedigree says nothing about the recording save for the possibly poor sonics, which are certainly present. A combination of the period and inferior taping gives rise to an extremely muddy sound to the recording. I find this allowable if what we have is an historic performance, and this certainly is. Gould was, and is, a phenomenon we must often be reminded of. He plays the complete Three-Part Inventions, BWV 788-800, as well as complete readings of Webern's Piano Variations, Op. 27, Bach's Piano concerto No. 1, BWV 1052, and Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 2, Op. 19. Gould is flawlessly precise in his interpretations, playing them with spirt and praise. While the historical worth of this release remains in doubt, the performances don't.
Track Listing: Bach: Three Part Inventions; Berg: Allegro form Piano Sonata No. 1; Webern: Piano Variations, Op. 27; Krekek: Allegretto piaceovole & Adagio for Piano Sonata No. 3; Bach: selections from The Art of Fugue, BWV 1080, selections from The Goldberg Variations, Piano Concerto No.1; Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 2., Op. 19.


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ResponsibilitiesPhotography, and design is a collaborative effort between myself and co-partner Alexia McGinty.
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Таня́евская — деревня в Егорьевском муниципальном районе Московской области. Входит в состав сельского поселения Саввинское. Население —  чел. ().

Расположение
Деревня Таняевская расположена в северо-восточной части Егорьевского района, примерно в 8 км к северо-востоку от города Егорьевска. В 1 км к востоку от деревни протекает река Цна. Высота над уровнем моря 141 м.

Название
Название связано с некалендарным личным именем Танай.

История
До отмены крепостного права жители деревни относились к разряду государственных крестьян. После 1861 года деревня вошла в состав Нечаевской волости Егорьевского уезда. Приход находился в селе Рыжеве.

В 1926 году деревня входила в Рыжевский сельсовет Егорьевской волости Егорьевского уезда.

До 1994 года Таняевская входила в состав Клеменовского сельсовета Егорьевского района, в 1994—2004 гг. — Клеменовского сельского округа, а в 1994—2006 гг. — Саввинского сельского округа.

Население
В 1885 году в деревне проживало 173 человека, в 1905 году — 185 человек (97 мужчин, 98 женщин), в 1926 году — 117 человек (49 мужчин, 68 женщин). По переписи 2002 года — 3 человека (1 мужчина, 2 женщины).

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Point of this first module is to talk about more fully four things.
why it's good, why is unique.
the first place as compared to existing languages because there are many, right?
So, we'll talk about that.
Then, we'll have you start using Go.
you need to get through that before you can go on with the rest of the course.
compile a program and see if it works as a sanity check for the whole setup.
how Go code is organized into packages to allow you to share.
So, big point of Go is sharing with other people.
Right? Because if you think about any real software you write, it's always big.
Right? You work with other people's.
Almost never just you alone.
easy and to organize the code so you can trade your code with other people.
we'll start talking about variables.
a variable depending on where it occurs and where it's defined.


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BIG MACHINE LABEL GROUP, BIG MACHINE MUSIC + MUSIC HAS VALUE ENTER INTO JOINT VENTURE WITH CREATIVETS
NASHVILLE, TENN. (June 12, 2020) – Leading independent powerhouse Big Machine Label Group announced today a joint venture with CreatiVets, a non-profit organization that provides combat veterans struggling with post-traumatic stress and brain injury with opportunities to use art, music and creative writing to heal their unseen wounds of war. The partnership connects veterans with Nashville tunesmiths to express their stories through music. All songs will be released via the Big Machine Records imprint, which boasts such artists as Tim McGraw, Rascal Flatts, Midland and Carly Pearce. Big Machine Music will serve as the co-publisher for CreatiVets providing licensing, administration and royalty collection services for mentor songwriters and those participants who opt in. Additionally, Scott and Sandi Borchetta's Music Has Value Fund has contributed to CreatiVets' operational initiatives and will continue to serve as a connector for opportunities that can magnify CreatiVets within the entertainment space.
The collective entities will release 11-track album VETERAN SONGS on July 3. Leading up to the full project, combat veteran Geneo Graves' autobiographical "Stories" is available now at all digital and streaming services. Graves penned the gut-wrenching ballad about wartime alongside CreatiVets Co-Founder/Executive Director Richard Casper and Nashville songwriters Heidi Raye and Johnny Bulford, who lends his voice to the recorded version. The emotional delivery fuels lyrics such as:
Where I go when I close my eyes at night
I was taught to keep 'em locked up inside my mind
They're buried in the darkest place
Underneath the guilt and shame
Life is a living hell when it hurts this bad to tell
A majority of the proceeds from the sales and consumption of VETERAN SONGS benefits CreatiVets.
"Richard's vision and passion to help veterans understand their value and offer them the chance to heal through creating music is nothing short of groundbreaking," said Big Machine Label Group President/CEO Scott Borchetta. "We welcome this partnership with CreatiVets to provide therapeutic solutions not only with our record and publishing divisions but also with our Music Has Value fund, which is dedicated to providing support to music programs that educate and encourage those who aspire to make music."
"CreatiVets' vision for this partnership is to be in the homes of every veteran in the United States," said Casper. "We are so thankful that Big Machine Label Group wants to help spread our message, our music and give us the opportunity to reach thousands more veterans that may need our programing. I know that this partnership will change and save veterans' lives."
Each CreatiVets songwriter is met by a peer in Nashville, who has gone through the program to help make the veteran comfortable with the experience. Through the songwriting sessions, veterans are provided with an opportunity to tell their stories in a different way and a tangible memory they can keep forever. The songs are written to capture the veteran's personal story so that it is their voice talking about their experiences, but in a way that captures universal themes others can understand. The veterans not only have their own song to listen to or play whenever they want, but also a new strategy for helping themselves cope with anxiety and depression. Many participating veterans continue to write songs on their own, further adding to the healing process.


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FC Gold Pride to fold
Tom FitzGerald, Chronicle Staff Writer
In the end, having a championship team with the best player in the world wasn't enough for FC Gold Pride.
The club is dead, The Chronicle has learned, although a formal announcement from Women's Professional Soccer won't come until next week.
The league had extended a Nov. 1 deadline until Monday for teams to post reserve fund payments. Club and league officials said it was highly unlikely that an investor would step in at the 11th hour and save the team, especially since the Pride has been looking unsuccessfully for a savior since June.
So the East Bay team that featured four-time FIFA world player of the year Marta, posted by far the best record in the regular season and then won the title game in a 4-0 rout of Philadelphia is done.
That's a bitter pill to those who follow women's soccer in the Bay Area. Two women's professional teams have now folded here in seven years.
The San Jose CyberRays went under in 2003 when the Women's United Soccer Association folded after three years.
"I don't know if there's an appetite for women's professional sports, much less for women's soccer, in the Bay Area," Pride general manager Ilisa Kessler said Friday.
Owners Brian and Nancy NeSmith of Los Altos lost $2 million on the team this year and $3 million last year, Kessler said.
Nancy NeSmith said she couldn't comment on the status of the club because she was under a gag order by the league while it tried to sort out which teams had the money to survive.
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After sharing Santa Clara's Buck Shaw Stadium with the San Jose Earthquakes of Major League Soccer last year, the Pride opened this season at Castro Valley High School before moving in June to 5,400-seat Pioneer Stadium on the Cal State East Bay campus in Hayward.
The average season's attendance was just 2,400, Kessler said, even though most tickets cost less than $18.
While pointing out that "nothing's official yet" regarding the Pride, league CEO Anne-Marie Eileraas said, "They had an incredible run and it's a terrible blow for Bay Area fans and the league's sponsors and players, but the league is bigger than one team. The history of new leagues is that teams come and go."
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Tom FitzGerald has been the Stanford beat writer for The San Francisco Chronicle since 2009. He also covers men's and women's basketball and many other Stanford sports.
He also covers motor sports in the Bay Area and wrote about the America's Cup regatta in San Francisco in 2013, during which Oracle Team USA made one of the greatest comebacks in sports history to beat Emirates Team New Zealand.
Among the many momentous games he has covered were the 49ers' victory over Dallas in the 1982 NFC Championship Game, which featured "The Catch'' by Dwight Clark, and the U.S. hockey team's 1980 Olympic upset of the Soviet Union in Lake Placid, N.Y. At the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, he rode the bobsled run with members of the U.S. team for a first-person story. He also rode on Russell Coutts' Oracle Team USA catamaran in 2012 and in an Indy car with legendary Mario Andretti in 2014 for other first-person stories.
For 15 years he wrote a popular sports humor column called "Top of the Sixth" (later re-titled "Open Season"). A weekly version of the column was nationally syndicated in as many as 50 daily newspapers.
He has a degree in political science from the University of Massachusetts. He lives in Benicia.


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Pallets, racks and shelves are essential for storing or moving goods in many businesses, especially warehouses. Knowing how to use them safely is important, however, to prevent accidents or items getting damaged.
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In Georgia, Jon Ossoff has been projected the winner over David Perdue, shifting the Senate makeup to 50 Democratic Senators and 50 Republican Senators (including Independent Senators). Since the Democrats will now occupy the White House, Kamala Harris can cast a tie-breaking vote when necessary. The Constitution states that the "vice president serves as the president of the Senate and presides over the Senate's daily proceedings" (Senate.gov). Thus, the Democrats will now have a majority in the House of Representatives and Senate, and Chuck Schumer is expected to become the new Senate Majority Leader.
In Washington, riots and violent protests swarmed the capital, and the FBI and Secret Service responded to the chaos. As I stated in my previous blog, today marks the date when Congress certifies the results of the election. Protests were expected, but the peaceful demonstrations quickly became violent. Protestors smashed windows, broke into the Capitol buildings, and one even sat in Mike Pence's chair, another at Nancy Pelosi's desk. Democrats and Republicans were outraged at the vandalism and trespassing happening. In fact, some of the Senators who initially supported Trump's plan to challenge the election results changed their minds, pleading with the President to deescalate the situation. Eventually, Trump told his supporters that "We love you," and sympathized with them, saying he "knows how they feel," later urging them to "go home."
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After the construction of the Basel-Olten railway line in the 1850s, the little Jura town of Waldenburg, situated on the Basel-Geneva trade route, was forced to fight the unemployment and poverty in its population.
In 1853, the borough decided to introduce the watch and clock making industry and founded the "Société d' Horlogerie à Waldenburg" (Waldenburg clock and watch making company). However, the enterprise didn't flourish, and had been privatized in later days.
In 1859, it was finally taken over by a young merchant, Gédéon Thommen.
In early days, only wristwatches and pocket watches were produced. By 1920s, Revue Thommen had decided to also start the production of the aviation instruments. This segment of development was constantly expanded, and had made itself to be one of the leader in the aviation industry.
Since 1936, Revue Thommen's watches and chronographs have been used in the aircrafts. Nowadays, Revue Thommen are amongst the best leading aviation products to the best aircraft firms like Boeing, Mcdonell Douglas, Airbus Industrie, Northrop-Grumman, Saab, Westland, etc.
Revue Thommen's contemporary watches are always inspired by its links with the aeronautic industry. Created in 1947, "CRICKET" is the world's "FIRST ACOUSTIC ALARM WRIST WATCH". This model was rapidly hailed as the most beautiful watchmaking creation of the century and embarked upon illustrious career.
After many presidents of the United States becames fans of the "CRICKET" (i.e. Eisenhower, Johnson and Nixon), Revue Thommen was known as the "PRESIDENT'S WATCH".
Since 2001, Revue Thommen is owned by Grovana Watch Co., Switzerland.
Modern watches usually have "Beat" or "Train" count of 21,600, 28,800, or 36,000 beats per hour (bph). Older watches, particularly pocket watches, are typically outfitted with 14,400, 16,200, and 18,000 bph.
Accuracy is generally better on movements with higher bph. It is a simple way in judging the quality of a movement. The higher counts in beats, the smoother run of the second arm will be. Hence, higher end watches always employ movements with higher beat counts.
Each year since 1991, the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva has hosted an exhibition, inviting visitors to discover the centuries-old roots that continue to nurture the art of watchmaking today.
A chronometer is an extremely accurate timepiece. The word is taken from the Greek words, chronos and metron. They mean "to measure time".
A Swiss chronometer is usually a mechanical watch, whose precision has been tested and verified by COSC, the official Swiss watch testing bureau.
The chronometer designation is a badge of honor and proofs that the watch is in a superior quality.
In 2006, the Contrôle officiel suisse des chronomètres (COSC) issued 1,300,140 certificates, or 10.7% more than in 2005. The number of registered pieces rose by 10.5% to 1,351,317 (1,243,915 in the mechanical category, +10.8%, and 56,225 in the quartz category, +5.3%).
Here are the detail breakdown.
All other applicants obtained fewer than 1,000 certificates.
It is interesting to note that of the 56,225 certificates for quartz chronometers, 54,744 were awarded to Breitling products.
Though Rolex had the lion's share of the market in the Chronometers (with over 50% of the 1.3 million certificates issued), a truly "hand-made" timepiece by Rolex is rarely found.


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Psychedelic drug experimentation and a tantalizing peek into a new model of how the brain and mind work.
A dazzling jouney through psychedelic drug experimentation and a tantalizing peek into a new model of how the brain and mind work.
Strassman's research points toward a physiological basis for spirit and its interaction with the human body, his data suggests that our brain chemistry allows us access to other realms of existence just when we need it most, and his story recounts both the dangers and promises of entering this brave new world.


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I have found that the kids enjoy it when I shoot them in continuous mode because they have fun looking at the string of pictures after. The D40 isn't the fastest continuous shutter out there (I think its something like 5 pics in 2.5 sec, maybe 4..I don't know)...but it is still pretty quick and tons of fun.
I thought this particular string was funny. Not only does Luke land on his head/neck..but its funny to watch how Owen is trying to "kick" him while he's down..with the shoe on his hand.


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Study: At Least 1-in-9 Prison Inmates Are Muslim Across 34 U.S. States
"In recent years the share of prisoners who identify as Muslim, the absolute number of Muslim prisoners, or both, has steadily been increasing," the study concluded.
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At least one-in-nine inmates residing in prisons across Washington, DC, and 34 states identify as Muslim, state data reveals.
According to data obtained by the Muslim Advocates organization, followers of Islam represent about nine percent of the state prison population in Washington, DC, and 34 states, including Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Vermont, and Wisconsin.
While the Muslim population in the United States stands at about 1.1 percent of the 330 million residents living in the country, the number of Muslims in these 35 prison populations stands at about nine percent — a total that is likely to be even higher if every state was included in the study.
In less than a decade, the Islamic share of the prison population of D.C. jumped from less than 20 percent in 2010 to more than 25 percent in 2018. In Georgia, Muslims in the state prison population was at about 2.8 percent in 2010. By 2018, the Muslim share of the state prison population had grown to nearly seven percent.


Practice the set of questions given in the worksheet on subtracting 3-digit numbers with borrowing. The questions are based on three digit subtraction problems that required regrouping (borrowing). To subtract the given numbers arrange the numbers in a vertical order; therefore, the smaller number is always written under the greater number in column form and ones are subtracted first then the tens column and then the hundreds column.
Follow the procedure to get the idea how to solve subtraction of the 3-digit numbers with borrowing.
Answers for the worksheet on subtracting 3-digit numbers with borrowing are given below to check the exact answers of the above questions to subtract the given numbers that require regrouping or borrowing.


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