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Ronald F. Banks Papers
Identifier: SpC MS 0035
The papers record the literary work of Ronald F. Banks. They contain correspondence, notes, typescripts, and galley and printers proofs as well as copies of his Ph.D. thesis at the University of Maine and research materials for his unfinished book on federal Indian policy.
Dates: circa 1970
Found in: Raymond H. Fogler Library Special Collections
Frank Harvey Bowerman Papers
A small collection of personal papers of Frank H. Bowerman, including photograph albums and correspondence.
Coffin Family Papers
Letters and papers of the Coffin Family of Bangor, Me. Includes letters between Harold W. and Grace Bristol Coffin and their children, and a number of manuscripts written by Harold W. Coffin.
Clinton Llewellyn Cole Papers
The collection contains material from Clinton Cole's years as a student at the University of Maine, including diaries from 1898 and 1899, memorabilia from his social activities at the university, lecture notes and photographs. The bulk of the collection is made up of Cole's scrapbooks and individual illustrations from newspapers and magazines of a variety of ships. Also included is an index to these illustrations by Robin Tarbell.
Raymond Henry Fogler Papers
Raymond Henry Fogler was a businessman and alumnus of the University of Maine. The University's library was named in his honor in 1962, becoming the largest library in Maine and serving as a foundation for intellectual pursuits at the university. Included in the collection are letters, correspondence, photographs, and memorabilia, spanning from his early life in South Hope, Maine, through his education, business career, and naval career, as well as personal photographs and mementos.
Wofford G. Gardner Papers
The papers contain a history of debating at the University of Maine from 1931-1979. Included are newspaper clippings, debate schedules, and correspondence.
Brooks W. Hamilton Papers
The papers include personal information, correspondence, manuscripts, newspaper articles, course materials, information on public service activities, and materials relating to current legal issues in the field of journalism.
Vincent A. Hartgen Papers
The collection contains the personal papers of Vincent A. Hartgen, including correspondence and subject files about exhibits, art shows, galleries, etc. It also includes photographs of Hartgen, his art shows and other exhibits, and his paintings and drawings.
Richard C. Hill Radio Broadcast Papers
Collection of correspondence, scripts, and other materials used by Richard Hill for his radio spot on the Maine Public Broadcasting Network. The scripts date from 1982 on.
Thomas Elwin Lynch Personal and Business Papers
The personal and business papers of an engineer. The papers include primarily personal correspondence and business correspondence during his years with Clevite Corp. and Gould Inc.
Frederic Coleman Murphy Papers
Identifier: SpC MS 1596-sc
Papers include copies of Coleman's letters, 1929-1945, primarily to his mother and sister in which he writes of his life while teaching in Berlin, N.H., as an analyst in the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce in Washington, D.C., and while serving with the United States Army in Italy during World War II. The collection also contains letters of condolence to Coleman's wife after his death in 1945 as well as family photographs.
Ralph S. Palmer Collection
Scope and Contents The collection contains research material and writings of Ralph S. Palmer, a professor and naturalist. It includes material related to Manly Hardy and his daughter Fannie Hardy Eckstorm, as well as an extensive reprint collection of publications in natural history and zoology. Included are notes, articles, clippings, photographs, reprints, ledgers, typescripts, illustrations, card indexes, and correspondence of Ralph S. Palmer, Jonathan Titcomb Hardy, Manly Hardy, Fannie Hardy Eckstorm, and...
Sanford Phippen Literary Papers
Papers of a Maine author, poet, and high school teacher and alumnus of the University of Maine. Includes papers concerning his publications High clouds soaring, Storms driving low: the letters of Ruth Moore, The police know everything, and Kitchen boy. Also includes writings of Orono High School students and writings of and about other Maine authors
Arthur B. Richardson Papers
Family letters, newspaper clippings and documents relating to the geneology of the Cobb, Snow and Hopkins families.
Sweetser Family Papers
The papers consist of letters, diaries, photographs, and memo books of the Sweetser family from Cumberland Center, Maine.
Ralph Whittier Papers
Collection contains material by and about Ralph Whittier. Included is a travel diary, correspondence, eulogies, biographical sketches, etc. Photographs of Wheatland family members and activities as well as of other friends of Ralph Whittier are also found in the collection.
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Maine -- History 2
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Air bases -- Maine 1
Art -- 20th century -- Maine 1
Artists -- Maine -- Orono 1
Biograpical sketches 1
Brewer (Me.) 1
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Adney, Tappan, 1868-1950 1
Banks, Ronald F. 1
Baxter, Elizabeth Sweetser 1
Bendire, Charles, 1836-1897 1
Beta Theta Pi. Beta Eta Chapter (University of Maine) 1
Bowerman, Frank Harvey 1
Brewster, William, 1851-1919 1
Clevite Corp. 1
Coffin family 1
Coffin, Grace Bristol 1
Coffin, Harold Wilhelm, 1891-1972 1
Coffin, Richard H. 1
Cole, Clinton Llewellyn 1
Dow Air Force Base (Me.) 1
Eckstorm, Fannie Hardy, 1865-1946 1
Fogler, Raymond Henry, 1892-1996 1
Gardner, Wofford G., 1914-1997 1
Gould Inc. 1
Grinnell, George Bird, 1849-1938 1
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I feel betrayed by the government and a system that has destroyed the spirit of my people
By Eriel Deranger in Opinion, Energy, Politics | April 24th 2018
File photo of Indigenous Climate Action executive director Eriel Deranger by Ben Powless
The struggle over the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion has been heating up over the past month and has reached new levels of intensity in recent weeks. Politicians are threatening each other while land defenders and water protectors in Coast Salish territory are now facing possible criminal charges for protecting the land, waterways and ecosystems. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Alberta Premier Rachel Notley are offering to "buy the pipeline outright" and "pledged federal financial backing". Now the province of B.C. is threatening to sue Alberta if they make good on a promise to restrict fuel exports.
File photo of Suncor oilsands mine by Andrew S. Wright
The latest element to be added to the current political pile is that Dene, Cree and Métis leaders in Alberta are now expressing interest in becoming business partners in the pipeline industry. As a member of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, one of the nations now throwing their name behind this recent development, I felt compelled to add my own thoughts on the recent affairs.
The other day I was asked if I felt betrayed by Chief Allan Adam's seemingly sudden change of heart on issues in the Alberta tarsands. This questions came at me because for six years I worked alongside Chief Adam, and two separate councils, and a great number of committed employees that love their community, their culture, their lands and territories.
I was part of international financial sector and shareholder meetings, international political lobbying at UN conferences and in the European Union and the United Kingdom, part of connecting countless visitors, reporters, photographers, documentary film makers, celebrities and concerned environmental organizations with my people, to talk to the leaders that had taken on this modern day David and Goliath challenge to stop expansion into our territory. Over the years, I learned that my people are strong, but we are not invincible. Just like anyone else we can lose hope and our spirits can be weakened. So, when presented with this question of betrayal my answer was a resounding no.
I said no because I didn't want to be baited into fighting my own people. This is bigger than what Chief Adam has just said or done. This is a symptom of the neo-colonial agenda. My community, just like the other Cree, Dene and Métis communities that have stepped up in support of this atrocious industry, have been forced into a corner through years of concerted pressure by oil and gas companies in collusion with government to accept the tarsands as our fate.
noun: neo-colonialism
Athabasca Chipewyan member Eriel Deranger speaks out about #KinderMorgan pipeline, the #oilsands, First Nations involvement, betrayal and broken spirits #Indigenous peoples. #cdnpoli
the use of economic, political, cultural, or other pressures to control or influence other countries
Drill, baby, drill - The status quo of business as usual
Today there are 176 tarsands projects in Alberta (in operation, under construction, approved, in application, or announced) that have resulted in disturbing over 500 square kilometres of forests, rivers, and land; the withdrawal of 111.5 million cubic metres of water annually; the creation of toxic tailings that cover 250 square kilometres; and the creation of 66 megatonnes of GHG's annually - making them Canada's fastest growing source of GHG emissions. All of this has lent to the degradation and contamination of the Athabasca Peace Delta and the communities that rely on it, paving the way for skyrocketing rates of cancer and other autoimmune and respiratory diseases. Alberta plans to allow continued growth in the sector, up to 100 MT GHGs until 2030.
Each new energy project comes with an extensive application process that requires nations to review countless documents, obtain experts and lawyers, and when necessary compile the necessary evidence to bring forward any concerns or rights violations the projects may cause. For years, many of the communities did not have adequate resources, human or financial, to effectively intervene or raise concerns with project applications. This caused runaway development where projects were approved without due process or consultation with communities. Hence, the Alberta tarsands economy was born, without the consent or participation of Indigenous communities.
Consultation practices have changed since development began in 1964, however, even when communities are consulted and raise concerns and rights violations, projects are still approved despite admissions of irreversible and adverse impacts on the people and the land. Furthermore, no tarsands project in Alberta has ever been denied, except one proposed by a First Nation community, regardless of legal challenges, direct action, celebrity involvement or anything else for that matter. This can destroy the spirit of the people.
"The fact is I am tired. I am tired of fighting. We have accomplished what we have accomplished...Now let's move on and let's start building a pipeline and start moving the oil that's here already." - Allan Adam, Chief of Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation Yahoo News
We should be concerned about what Chief Adam is saying. He isn't saying this is the golden ticket our community has been waiting for, but rather, that he has tried and his spirit is broken. This is what 54 years of continued denial of Indigenous rights for oil and gas profits looks like. This is white supremacy at work.
Canadian Press photo of truck in oilsands mine
If we are truly concerned about stopping tarsands pipelines, we need to find a way to breathe new life back into the spirit of the people and support the struggle that has been going on for decades. For the last 10 years the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has been at the forefronts of this international debate, and even in the face of recent announcements they continue to hold the line intervening on the largest ever proposed tar sands mine, the Teck Resources Frontier Mine, slated to be located 16 km from the boundary of one of their settlements on the Athabasca River, Poplar Point. This project would disturb over 292 square km (overlapping with critical habitat for caribou and bison) along the Athabasca River, create 4 MT of GHG emissions annually, and contribute to the further diminishing of our inherent, treaty and international rights as Indigenous peoples.
The Teck Frontier Mine has already been approached to fill a portion of the capacity of the Kinder Morgan TransMountain pipeline. Teck Resources headquarters is located in Vancouver. This is not just a pipeline carrying tarsands but a pipeline that connects our struggles through the continued attempts to erase Indigenous rights from the conversation and pit our rights against the economy. If we want to stop the pipeline, we have to talk about not just the oil that pumps through it, but the systems that have allowed these projects to continue unabated for the last five decades.
Economic hostages in our homelands
From the rising cost of living in the once sleepy towns of Fort Chipewyan and Fort McMurray, to the domination of the employment and business sectors, to the extension of this industry into corporate sponsorship and philanthropic giving that supports everything from health, recreation, cultural and education facilities in the region - the tarsands are everywhere. My community, like everyone else in the province, has been forced into an economic relationship with an industry that asks us to compromise and sacrifice our lands, waterways, culture and rights so that our people can put food on the table and keep a roof over their heads.
This economic hostage situation is exacerbated by the intimidation and coercion of government and industry buzzing in the ears of our leaders saying "everyone else has said yes, don't you want to be a part of this?" Or "these projects are moving ahead with or without you."
The capitalist models that dominate modern society have created a perfect scenario for oil and gas corporations. Even in the midst of the climate crisis, it appears that stabilizing the economy (ie. money) is above all else - human rights, Indigenous rights, environmental protection or climate change have simply become obstacles to be conquered by capitalism. In large part, Indigenous rights and culture have become one of the largest barriers and the battle over pipelines, tarsands and climate change continues to miss the mark - this is a part of the neo-colonial agenda to erase Indigenous peoples and further divide our connection to mother earth, it's not about jobs and the economy.
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People
This all brings us to today. Current government leaders, Notley and Trudeau, were both elected on platforms of environmental reform, action on climate and the recognition of the rights of Indigenous peoples (including the implementation of the UN Declaration on the Right of Indigenous Peoples - UNDRIP). However, since taking office their election promises have fallen flat. In fact, the national environmental reform could possibly exclude future tarsands projects from federal environmental review. The Alberta Climate Leadership plan allows for tarsands emissions to increase 47.5 per cent above 2014 levels, and no one has moved on the implementation of UNDRIP.
The problem is, Canada seems unwilling to talk about UNDRIP because the entire declaration is built on a premise of Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) which would require a deep overhaul of current models of consultation. There cannot be FPIC without practices of FREE, of coercion or intimidation, PRIOR, to decisions being made and INFORMED, by providing access to ALL available information with enough time to evaluate the processes. Canada has put an emphasis on Consent, and the more watered down version, consultation. The consent process that these energy companies claim to make (Teck and Kinder Morgan) are done through intimidation and coercion which brings our leaders to make ill-informed decisions or wears them down through continued denial of rights over the 'national interest' and jobs. What is happening in my community is a perfect example of this.
We should be talking about creating processes that effectively allows for true free, prior and informed consent from all parties, not processes that allow for continued concessions to the oil and gas sector for profits that only last until the end of the quarter. They are building unsustainable systems that require the rights of Indigenous peoples to be forfeited, lock us into a continued petrol economy and leave little for future generations.
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley making an announcement near Carstairs, Alta., May 18, 2017. Photo by Jeff McIntosh,The Canadian Press
Betrayal is systemic
Did these leaders sell out? Yes. But it is not surprising, nor is it a reason to feel betrayed. They are being blamed when truly the betrayal is systematic. The whole system has created this perfect storm of extreme oppression, denial of Indigenous rights, disregard for the environmental impacts caused by the oil and gas industry in collusion with governments, and it's our communities who are made to look like the bad guys, over and over again.
We should feel betrayed by a system that doesn't regard environmental issues and its impacts on human life as important or equal. A system that puts the rights of companies and industry above the rights of Indigenous peoples. This shows how far from true reconciliation we really are.
Now we have to fight harder for the land, the water and for those that cannot speak. We cannot get tired, we cannot give up, we must take this as a setback and keep going.
Originally published on Indigenous Climate Action. Republished with permission from author.
Eriel Deranger
We were all betrayed - again.
Lorraine Daoust | Tue, 04/24/2018 - 09:26
We were all betrayed - again...
What choice will we have next elections?
We will continue to protest.
Geoff Smith | Wed, 04/25/2018 - 09:19
We will continue to protest. Do not vote for Trudeau, the Liberals or the Conservatives. Trudeau stole the last election from Mulcair and the NDP by spreading myths about vote-splitting. The only solution is a socialist perspective that recognizes equality, fairness, environmental protection, UNDRIP. Justin, It's just not enough to talk about it. You talk the talk, but then allow industry to f... up people's lives. Vote NDP or Green Lorraine.
Mulcair might have stood up
Mulcair might have stood up to them, but I wonder? Perhaps without widespread action by citizens, it is already too late. Big international oil interests have succeeded in capturing most of our institutions. Perhaps not the Supreme Court, but courts move slowly, and these oil barons keep building while our native people waste their lives and their resources in court.
I'm reminded of a quote an activist once told me was 'too negative' to put on a placard. THE GREATEST THREAT TO THE EARTH IS THE BELIEF SOMEONE ELSE WILL SAVE HER. Forget that it may not be the earth that needs saving, for we settler types, it fits.
Poor Tom might have stood up; but we ND's weren't betting on it....and there too, we might have dropped the ball.
I suspect we'd have a lot
Mary Nokleby | Thu, 04/26/2018 - 07:40
I suspect we'd have a lot more if we rise. No government by itself can oppose Big Oil...at least not in Canada, unless a sizeable part of the population is insisting that they do so.
End the oil and gas subsidies? That's a condition of the Paris Accord...have we done it? Talked about it behind closed doors only. But if many of us got mad, and insisted it be at least discussed...maybe some politicians would promise to cut those subsidies........as they promised to do.
Trudeau hasn't confronted Big Oil...they've barely begun to phase out coal. But this pipeline battle is making it clearer, who's in charge. If Canadians are okay with that, how can we expect our governments to not be?
Thanks Eriel. We face
Thanks Eriel. We face unprecedented pressure from not only industry but from our governments too (not B.C.). Our actions to protect food, water and lifestyle are deemed criminal by the industry and government. We will soon be able to deem the actions of the oil industry criminal and seek damages for the destruction of our food, water and lifestyle. Unfortunately, it may be too late by the time our courts recognize the atrocities committed by the oil industry. In the name of financial profit? I wish we could govern Canada in such a way that all communities are respected.
Makes me ashamed to be
Reynold Reimer | Wed, 04/25/2018 - 09:11
Makes me ashamed to be Albertan. I don't know how we can continue to mistreat people like this.
Well said Reynold. Don't be
Well said Reynold. Don't be ashamed. You are not responsible for it. ``Mistreat`` is an interesting way of describing the atrocities committed by the oil industry and our governments. I think of this as brutal, unfair behaviour, akin to holocaust, leading to the death and extinction of animals and humans, It is truly atrocious.
Dear Eriel, her passion and
Dear Eriel, her passion and commitment is remarkable. As is white Alberta's capacity to be on side, and silent, in the obvious face of this catastrophe.
And it is a catastrophe. If we let our governments continue to cater to Tarsands companies, and plan for Tarsands expansion, we are all going to pay a stiff price. And soon rather than later. Climate scientists now tell us that by 2050, 50%of the boreal forests may be lost to extreme fire. Earth scientists now tell us that the tundra sequestors carbon, in direct proportion to the health of keystone species such as wolves and cariboo. Our extractivist industries are pushing both into extinction.
So how do white Canadians overcome the colonial bedrock of their privilege and come to act on what we all should know: That those of us who have benefited most from colonialism are those now called upon to do the most to reclaim in substance the values we pay lip service to?
Silence is Complicity. Eriel and her people need our support, now.
What can I say as a white man
Paul Armstrong | Wed, 04/25/2018 - 09:29
What can I say as a white man? I'm sad that Chief Allan capitulated to the oil mafia in Alberta., but I'm glad that Eriel is continuing the struggle on behalf of, her people and all Canadians. We have to fight captive governments and their welfare oily masters, the great despoilers of our land air and water. The Transmountain Pipeline is but just one symbol of an overreaching and criminal abuse of our democratic systems (such as they are). Natives in Canada still do not have a proper voice in matters concerning their land (unceded or otherwise) This is systemic corporate racism, with full collusion of federal and provincial governments. Canadians should be ashamed by all this phony story-telling about "building new relations". It is the tired rhetoric of the white colonial/settler class, and it is total fabrication. If we can't think past the next barrel of crude, then we are no better than our ancestors, who were...and appears we still are, hewers of wood and haulers of water. We can do so much better, but not with captive leadership. The Liberals and Conservatives have both failed Canada and betrayed all nations. We are the environmental laggards of the world...and we call ourselves sophisticated..? I guess we can choke in our gas masks on that.
Jim Carr: Our goal is finding sweet spot between resource development and environmental responsibility
By Jim Carr in Opinion, Energy | August 30th 2016
Canada's 'cultural genocide'
By The Canadian Press in News | June 2nd 2015

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Beulah is a village and the county seat of Benzie County, Michigan.  The population was 342 at the 2010 census. It is located in Benzonia Township at the southeast end of Crystal Lake, about one mile (1.6 km) north of Benzonia on U.S. Highway 31 (US 31).

Beulah was founded in 1880 by Charles E. Bailey.  Its name comes from Isaiah 62:4.  The Beulah post office was established in 1892.

Library
Darcy Library of Beulah

Geography
According to the United States Census Bureau, the village has a total area of , all land.

Demographics

2010 census
As of the census of 2010, there were 342 people, 161 households, and 81 families living in the village. The population density was . There were 375 housing units at an average density of . The racial makeup of the village was 98.0% White, 0.3% African American, 0.3% Native American, 0.6% from other races, and 0.9% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 2.3% of the population.

There were 161 households, of which 12.4% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 41.0% were married couples living together, 8.7% had a female householder with no husband present, 0.6% had a male householder with no wife present, and 49.7% were non-families. 43.5% of all households were made up of individuals, and 19.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 1.81 and the average family size was 2.44.

The median age in the village was 52.7 years. 10.5% of residents were under the age of 18; 8.1% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 19.6% were from 25 to 44; 37.2% were from 45 to 64; and 24.6% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the village was 51.5% male and 48.5% female.

2000 census
As of the census of 2000, there were 341 people, 190 households, and 102 families living in the village.  The population density was .  There were 359 housing units at an average density of .  The racial makeup of the village was 98.35% White, 0.83% Native American, 0.55% from other races, and 0.28% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.65% of the population.

There were 190 households, out of which 17.9% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 38.9% were married couples living together, 12.1% had a female householder with no husband present, and 46.3% were non-families. 39.5% of all households were made up of individuals, and 21.6% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older.  The average household size was 1.91 and the average family size was 2.49.

In the village, the population was spread out, with 14.3% under the age of 18, 6.6% from 18 to 24, 24.0% from 25 to 44, 28.1% from 45 to 64, and 27.0% who were 65 years of age or older.  The median age was 49 years. For every 100 females, there were 84.3 males.  For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 82.9 males.

The median income for a household in the village was $31,250, and the median income for a family was $43,750. Males had a median income of $26,458 versus $22,396 for females. The per capita income for the village was $22,389.  About 12.4% of families and 17.2% of the population were below the poverty line, including 14.3% of those under age 18 and 15.5% of those age 65 or over.

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Lisewo – dawna gromada, czyli najmniejsza jednostka podziału terytorialnego Polskiej Rzeczypospolitej Ludowej w latach 1954–1972.

Gromady, z gromadzkimi radami narodowymi (GRN) jako organami władzy najniższego stopnia na wsi, funkcjonowały od reformy reorganizującej administrację wiejską przeprowadzonej jesienią 1954 do momentu ich zniesienia z dniem 1 stycznia 1973, tym samym wypierając organizację gminną w latach 1954–1972.

Gromadę Lisewo z siedzibą GRN w Lisewie utworzono – jako jedną z 8759 gromad na obszarze Polski – w powiecie chełmińskim w woj. bydgoskim, na mocy uchwały nr 24/4 WRN w Bydgoszczy z dnia 5 października 1954. W skład jednostki weszły obszary dotychczasowych gromad Lisewo, Mgoszcz, Pniewite i Strucfon, ponadto wieś Drzonowo z dotychczasowej gromady Drzonowo, wieś Kornatowo z dotychczasowej gromady Kornatowo i wieś Malankowo z dotychczasowej gromady Malankowo, ze zniesionej gminy Lisewo w tymże powiecie. Dla gromady ustalono 27 członków gromadzkiej rady narodowej.

31 grudnia 1961 do gromady Lisewo włączono wsie Bartlewo, Błachta, Krusin, Linowiec i Wierzbowo ze zniesionej gromady Krusin oraz wieś Lipienek ze zniesionej gromady Firlus w tymże powiecie.

1 stycznia 1972 do gromady Lisewo włączono sołectwa Kamlarki i Tytlewo z gromady Stolno w tymże powiecie.

Gromada przetrwała do końca 1972 roku, czyli do kolejnej reformy gminnej. 1 stycznia 1973 w powiecie chełmińskim reaktywowano gminę Lisewo.

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Lisewo (powiat chelxminxski)


Merchant Navy Memorial Day in Liverpool: 2nd September.
The Merchant Navy Day Committee is pleased to invite you to this year's ceremony in the Liverpool Parish Church of Our Lady and Saint Nicholas, Chapel Street, Liverpool.
Once again the IOBA Standard will be paraded.
Merchant Navy Day will be celebrated at Our Lady and St.Nicholas Church, Liverpool. The Service commences at 1200, please be seated by 1135.
Afterwards we walk down to the M.N. Memorial on the Pier Head, led by a Sea Cadet Band, for a short Service and laying of wreaths.
The IOBA wreath will be laid along with many others, Merchant Navy veterans, High Commissioners and Naval Attaches from many countries linked with the Port of Liverpool, including Canada, plus the Lord Mayor of Liverpool and Mayors of the Merseyside Boroughs.
Membership stands at 250 (Dec 2017), a tiny percentage of the number of boys who benefited from her. So please get involved and join up.
The 2017 IOBA Newsletter has been made available for all, six months after MEMBERS have received their hard-copy.
Please find below the LINK in PDF. This is as close to the printed hard-copy down sized to 939 KB.


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Home This Day In Country Music August 27 – This Day in Country Music
August 27 – This Day in Country Music
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Charles Sykes/Shutterstock (406877g) THE DIXIE CHICKS THE DIXIE CHICKS ANNOUNCE THEIR 'TOP OF THE WORLD' TOUR AT THE BOATHOUSE, NEW YORK, AMERICA - 20 FEB 2003
Born on this day in Fort Payne, Alabama, was Jeff Cook guitarist and singer, songwriter best known as one of the founding members of Alabama who have scored over 30 US Country #1 hits.
George Jones recorded "Why Baby Why" at Gold Star Studios, Houston, Texas. The song became Jones' first chart single (peaking at #4), following several unsuccessful singles released during the prior year on Starday Records.
Born on this day in Burbank, California, was Jeffrey Steele, country music singer and songwriter who formed the band Boy Howdy, and along with recording his own material, Steele has become a prolific Nashville songwriter, having co-written more than sixty hit songs for such artists as Montgomery Gentry, Tim McGraw, ("The Cowboy in Me"), Faith Hill, LeAnn Rimes, Rascal Flatts, ("These Days" and "What Hurts the Most"), Billy Ray Cyrus, and others.
Garth Brooks released his second studio album, No Fences which reached #3 on the Billboard 200, and #1 on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart. The album remains Brooks' best-seller to date with 17 million copies sold in the US alone.
Dixie Chicks released their sixth studio album Home, which is dominated by up-tempo bluegrass and pensive ballads. In addition, the text of the opening track and first single, "Long Time Gone", was a pointed criticism of contemporary country music radio, accusing it of ignoring the soul of the genre as exemplified by Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, and Hank Williams.
Garth Brooks released his 51st single and first single from his third compilation album The Ultimate Hits which became the first song to debut at #1 in the entire history of the Hot Country Songs charts. The song was also Brooks's first #1 hit since "To Make You Feel My Love" in 1998.
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Even the finishing touches for your bathroom are important. Right down to the taps that you choose for your basin. If you want the very best in taps, not only in design but in functionality too, then Bristan is a name that you need to look out for.
Bristan are well known for providing the very best in quality. This Metallix Alp Basin Tap is no different. A mixer style tap, it features a clicker waste which gives you the chance to control the flow as you wash your hands.
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Genuine two-tone leather belt with with a soft dark brown center panel and roughened light brown leather on the outer panels.
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The signs and symptoms of skin cancer can appear on the face, or anywhere else on the body. The specific symptoms will depend on which type of skin cancer is present. Dermatologists recognize three types of skin cancers today as Mayo Clinic reports, including squamous and basal cell carcinomas, and melanoma, the deadliest of them all.
Squamous cell skin cancer is frequently found on the facial area, and this cancer normally appears as a nodule under the skin which is firm and usually has a red color. Sometimes this type of cancer may cause a lesion which is flat on the skin, and the surface of the lesion will be scaly and crusted. The signs to watch out for are bumps with oozing liquid and blood that do not heal anywhere on the lips, ears and face. This skin cancer type can quickly spread through the lymphatic system to other organs. Other cancer types will have other signs and symptoms of skin cancer.
Melanoma skin cancer is the deadliest type, and if you have this type of skin cancer you may notice a mole which has changes, such as becoming larger, changing shape, color, or may bleed. Melanoma can also cause other signs and symptoms of skin cancer, such as lesions on the skin which may be varied in color, and this cancer can spread quickly so early diagnoses is important. Melanoma is less commonly seen on the face and normally shows up on the torso, legs and arms.
Basal cell carcinoma often shows up as a bump which is waxy or pearly, or a flat lesion which is brown or flesh colored. This is one of the most frequently diagnosed and less dangerous types of skin cancer. Highly treatable, it almost never spreads to other organs and systems. Knowing the early signs of skin cancer is important, because early detection can save your life in some cases.
Individuals who are fair skinned, are over 65 and are daily exposed to ultraviolet rays run the highest risk of developing signs and symptoms of skin cancer. Surprisingly, having had at least one major sunburn in childhood puts an individual at an increased risk of developing cancer. Residing on warmer climates is one of the major contributing factor to developing signs and symptoms of skin cancer. For example, Australia has the highest clinical rates of skin cancer patients than anywhere else in the world due to its warm climate and high ultraviolet activity.
The signs and symptoms of skin cancer can vary, depending on the specific cancer involved, but all of them include unusual skin changes that you should inspect for regularly. You should also be aware, and utilize all possible steps and ways to prevent skin cancer. This includes using sunscreen, limiting your sun exposure, keeping your skin healthy and moisturized, wearing a hat when you go outside, and eating a proper diet with plenty of antioxidants. Skin cancer can be prevented according to Mayo clinic, and if you do discover any unusual skin changes see your doctor immediately. Many new cancer treatments can greatly increase your odds of surviving this type of cancer.


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Union calls mental health beds shortage public health crisis
State: Beds are being added; wait list is down
Updated: 5:30 PM EDT Sep 19, 2017
Jayne Miller
I-Team Reporter
WEBVTT rtKNOWN IN NEXT YEAR'S GOVERNOR'SRACE.>> THIS IS NOW A PUBLIC HEALTHCRISIS.JAYNE:rt THE UNION REPRESENTINGSTATE HEALTH DEPARTMENTEMPLOYEES AGAIN CALLED ON THEGOVERNOR TO INCREASE STAFFING INMENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS.rt>> THE STATE'S INACTION HASCAUSED SERIOUSLY ILL AND CLEARLYINCOMPETENT DEFENDANTS TO BEWRONGFULLY CONFINED IN JAILINSTEAD OF RECEIVING THETREATMENT THEY NEED IN STATErtHOSPITALS.JAYNE: JUDGES HAVE PRESSURED FORMORE BEDS FOR MORE THAN A YEAR.THE PROBLEM HAS BEEN GROWINGrt FORALMOST TEN YEARS, SINCE THENUMBER OF STATE HEALTHDEPARTMENT POSITIONS HAS BEENDROPPING.BETWEEN FISCAL YEARS 2009 AND2010, POSITIONS TOOK A BIG CUTOF 9rtSINCE THEN, THROUGH FISCAL YEAR2017, THERE'S BEEN A FURTHER CUTOF POSITIONS OF 6%.>> I HAVE CO-WORKERS WHOSOMETIMES WORK 112 TO 120 HOURSOF OVERTIME IN JUST ONE rtPAYPERIODJAYNE:rt DEFENSE LAWYERS SAY AS OFSEPTEMBER 5, THERE WERE 60PEOPLE IN JAIL WAITING FORMENTAL HEALTH BEDS.A SOCIAL WORKER AT CLIFTON TPERKINS HOSPITALS SAYS THELONGER SOMEONE HAS TO WAIT FORTREATMENT, THE WORSE THEIRCONDITION.rt>> USUALLY THEY HAVE BEEN OFFTHEIR MEDICATION SO ALL OF THEIRSYMPTOMS ARE VERY ACUTIT'S JUST LIKE HAVING BROKENANKLE AND CONTINUING TO rtWALKAROUND ON IT.IT'S JUST GOING TO GET WORSE ANDWORSE AND WORSJAYNE:rt STATE SENATOR RICHMADELENO JOINED THE UNION'SCRITICISM OF THE HOGANADMINISTRATION TODAY.HE'S ONE OF THE ANNOUNCEDDEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FORGOVERNOR.>> IN MARYLAND IF YOU DON'T HAVEA CHIErtF EXECUTIVE WHO IS WILLINGTO PUT IN COMMON SENSEINVESTMENTS IN STAFF LEVELS THENTHERE'S REALLY NOTHING TLEGISLATURE CAN DO.rtJAYNE: A HEALTH DEPARTMENTSPOKESMAN SAID 40 BEDS ARE BEINGADDED AT 2 FACILITIES AND THEWAIT LIST IS DOWN TO 28DEFENDANTS.rtrtIN A STATEMENT THE SPOKESMANSAID,ONCE AGAIN, THE POLITICALOPERATIVES AT AFSCME ARErtPURPOSELY MISLEADING THE PUBLICTO SERVE THEIR OWN INTERESTS.WHILE IT IS EXTREMELYDISAPPOINTING, IT WILL NOTPREVENT THE DEPATMENT OF HEALTHFROM FINDING SOLUTIONSON THIS ISSUE AND THE MANYHEALTH CARE NEEDS WE ADDRESS FORMARYLAND CITIZENS ON A DAILYBASIS.rtTHAT IS A SPOKESMAN FOR THE
There is new pressure on Gov. Larry Hogan to open up more mental health beds in state facilities.The union representing state health employees called the problem a public health crisis. The issue is that people charged with crimes have to sit too long in detention facilities when they really need mental health treatment. The problem might seep in to the governor's race next year.Citing employee safety and soaring overtime costs, the union representing state health employees again called on the governor to increase staffing in mental health hospitals."This is now a public health crisis," Union President Patrick Moran said. "The state's inaction has caused seriously ill and clearly incompetent defendants to be wrongfully confined in jail instead of receiving the treatment they need in state hospitals."Judges have pressured for more beds for more than a year.The problem has been growing for almost 10 years since the number of state Health Department positions has been dropping. Between fiscal years 2009 and 2010, positions took a big cut of 9 percent. Since then, through fiscal year 2017, there have been a further cut of positions of 6 percent."I have co-workers who sometimes work 112 to 120 hours of overtime in just one pay period," said Derrick Green, who works security at Clifton T. Perkins Hospital.Defense lawyers said that as of Sept. 5, there were 60 people in jail waiting for mental health beds. A social worker at Clifton T. Perkins Hospital said the longer someone has to wait for treatment, the worse their condition gets."Usually, they have been off their medication, so all of their symptoms are very acute," said Stephanie Reid, a social worker. "It's just like having a broken ankle and continuing to walk around on it. It's just going to get worse and worse and worse."State Sen. Rich Madaleno, one of the announced democratic candidates for governor, joined the union's criticism of the Hogan administration."In Maryland, if you don't have a chief executive who is willing to put in common sense investments in staff levels, then there's really nothing the Legislature can do," Madaleno said.A Health Department spokesman said 40 beds are being added at two facilities, and that the wait list is down to 28 defendants.In a statement the spokesman said: "Once again, the political operatives at AFSCME are purposely misleading the public to serve their own interests. While it is extremely disappointing, it will not prevent the Department of Health from finding solutions on this issue and the many health care needs we address for Maryland citizens on a daily basis."
There is new pressure on Gov. Larry Hogan to open up more mental health beds in state facilities.
The union representing state health employees called the problem a public health crisis. The issue is that people charged with crimes have to sit too long in detention facilities when they really need mental health treatment. The problem might seep in to the governor's race next year.
Maryland health secretary held in contempt over mental health system
New deadline set for state to fix availability of mental health beds
Md. health secretary grilled over availability of mental health beds
Judge orders health officials to act on mentally incompetent defendants
Citing employee safety and soaring overtime costs, the union representing state health employees again called on the governor to increase staffing in mental health hospitals.
"This is now a public health crisis," Union President Patrick Moran said. "The state's inaction has caused seriously ill and clearly incompetent defendants to be wrongfully confined in jail instead of receiving the treatment they need in state hospitals."
Judges have pressured for more beds for more than a year.
The problem has been growing for almost 10 years since the number of state Health Department positions has been dropping. Between fiscal years 2009 and 2010, positions took a big cut of 9 percent. Since then, through fiscal year 2017, there have been a further cut of positions of 6 percent.
"I have co-workers who sometimes work 112 to 120 hours of overtime in just one pay period," said Derrick Green, who works security at Clifton T. Perkins Hospital.
Defense lawyers said that as of Sept. 5, there were 60 people in jail waiting for mental health beds. A social worker at Clifton T. Perkins Hospital said the longer someone has to wait for treatment, the worse their condition gets.
"Usually, they have been off their medication, so all of their symptoms are very acute," said Stephanie Reid, a social worker. "It's just like having a broken ankle and continuing to walk around on it. It's just going to get worse and worse and worse."
State Sen. Rich Madaleno, one of the announced democratic candidates for governor, joined the union's criticism of the Hogan administration.
"In Maryland, if you don't have a chief executive who is willing to put in common sense investments in staff levels, then there's really nothing the Legislature can do," Madaleno said.
A Health Department spokesman said 40 beds are being added at two facilities, and that the wait list is down to 28 defendants.
In a statement the spokesman said: "Once again, the political operatives at AFSCME are purposely misleading the public to serve their own interests. While it is extremely disappointing, it will not prevent the Department of Health from finding solutions on this issue and the many health care needs we address for Maryland citizens on a daily basis."
Md Health Dept says 40 more mental health beds being opened to handle ppl charged w/crimes. Its response to @AFSCMEMaryland: pic.twitter.com/FlHmfdWGpM
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DENVER (June 23, 2016) � The Library Corporation (TLC) is pleased to announce that the Nashville Public Library System (NPL) and Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) have selected CARL.X as their next integrated library system.
As a longstanding member of the TLC family, MNPS have been using the Library.Solution for Schools automation system since 2003 and have worked closely with TLC on the growth of their Limitless Libraries partnership that began in 2009. According to their website, "Limitless Libraries is a cooperative program of NPL and MNPS with the goal of improving school libraries, fostering resource sharing between the two institutions, and improving student access to learning materials." This highly successful program contributed to NPL's selection as a 2010 recipient of the IMLS National Medal for Museum and Library Service, and is continuing to grow today as the White House driven ConnectED Initiative works to highlight the importance of connected classrooms and an enriched education for every K -12 student in America.
In searching for a solution that will deliver the best possible services to the 128 schools of MNPS and the 22 branches of the NPS, support the goals of Limitless Libraries, and still accommodate the unique requirements of each community, CARL.X became the clear choice. "NPL and MNPS libraries look forward to working with TLC to improve library services across the board. We were especially impressed with the features of the web client, CARL.Connect, which we feel will improve circulation at both the school and public libraries. TLC is also known for excellent customer service which is one of several factors that gave them an edge over the competition," shared Jennifer Lane, Shared Systems Coordinator with NPL.
CARL's commitment to bringing mobility and innovation to the forefront through the CARL.Connect web-based product line, an open data business model to provide valuable insight into library data, and flexible and focused development partnerships, will be the perfect fit to take NPL and MNPS to the next level together and build upon the positive collaboration that has been in place for over 13 years promising long term success. Paul Leppert, Managing Director of TLC Denver Operations elaborated, "We are excited to have the Nashville Public Library System join with the Metro Nashville Public Schools in the TLC family and look forward to helping both institutions leverage our systems and services to further improve resource sharing and collaboration. We know that their patrons will appreciate the steps they are taking to create a seamless experience while also taking a significant step forward with functionality and technology access."
The Library Corporation announce that the Nashville Public Library System and Metro Nashville Public School have selected CARL.X as their next integrated library system.
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This is the emulator-excluded version of the no$gmb-included source code assembler. It assembles Z80-machine code and special Nintendo Gameboy-machine code (which is almost Z80).
Language: Assembler. Category: Fast/Exciting. Year: 1999.
Language: Turbo Pascal. Category: Slow/Exciting. Year: 1993.


Rumor: According to a local news outlet in Wilmington, North Carolina, crew members on DC's 'Swamp Thing' were informed they will be wrapping things up a bit early.
While originally scheduled to film 13 episodes through May in Wilmington, the show will now wrap at just 10 episodes with a new ending currently being written. The outlet also says that WB may be shutting down production early to evaluate the future of the DC streaming service, DC Universe. This does seem like speculation though. We have reached out to WB for comment. It is unclear how this affects other DC Universe shows in production.


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Our new HSM is focused on providing mid-market Microsoft SQL Server customers and their technology partners with an affordable, easy to deploy, solution for meeting data privacy compliance requirements in PCI-DSS, HIPAA/HITECH, FFIEC and other data privacy regulations. Unlike other HSMs on the market, AKMSS is built, tuned and priced specifically for small and mid-size SQL Server customers who need to protect sensitive data in their databases. AKMSS comes with a standard Windows interface so it is easy to configure, deploy, and operate. AKMSS is based on proven technology that is already successfully used by thousands of customers worldwide.
Townsend Security built this HSM with the idea that cost should not be a barrier to data privacy compliance. We know that small and midsize companies are increasingly feeling the pressure to meet data privacy compliance requirements, and at the same time many are being targeted by data thieves. Our AKMSS HSM will help small and medium-sized businesses meet data privacy requirements for encryption key management with FIPS 140-2 certified appliance.
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Meter reader's defamation suit against Casey Anthony dismissed
The ruling signals an end to the legal issues that have surrounded Anthony
Meter reader's defamation suit against Casey Anthony dismissed The ruling signals an end to the legal issues that have surrounded Anthony Check out this story on floridatoday.com: https://www.floridatoday.com/story/news/local/2019/02/28/lack-evidence-leads-dismissal-meter-readers-defamation-suit-vs-casey-anthony/3022539002/
Adrienne Cutway, WKMG/ClickOrlando.com Published 8:24 p.m. ET Feb. 28, 2019 | Updated 8:27 p.m. ET Feb. 28, 2019
Casey Anthony has her name listed to a photography business in south Florida. (Photo: AP file photo)
ORANGE COUNTY. - The defamation lawsuit a meter reader who found Caylee Anthony's body filed against her mother, Casey Anthony, was dismissed by a bankruptcy judge Thursday, court records show.
WKMG/ClickOrlando.com story here
According to News 6, FLORIDA TODAY's news partner, the ruling signals an end to the legal issues that have surrounded Anthony since she was acquitted in 2011 on charges related to her daughter's death in 2008.
In the 24-page ruling, the court ruled that there was not enough evidence to prove that Anthony willfully defamed Roy Kronk.
Casey Anthony breaks her silence: 'I sleep pretty good at night'
Kronk claimed that statements made by Anthony's attorneys to the media and during her highly publicized trial implied that he kidnapped and killed the 4-year-old girl, whose body he found in a wooded area.
An undated photo released by the Orange County Sheriff's Office in Orlando, Fla. shows Caylee Marie Anthony. (Photo: AP)
An investigation into his claims found that Anthony had little, if any, influence over the statements that her attorneys made publicly and there was no proof that she ever instructed them to cast Kronk in a negative light.
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This year is no exception, though I will admit I felt the tension of the episode lacked this time around. Season 6 marks the first season that features episodes directed by a main cast member. "The Slump" is the third episode of the first season of the American television police sitcom series Brooklyn Nine-Nine. PB&J reunites. More than any other Doug Judy/Pontiac Bandit episode, "A Tale Of Two Bandits" really relies on Craig Robinson's charisma and the Doug dynamic with Jake (and also Terry and even Trudy) to make it through. Share - WeChat. The Crime Scene Original air date: 02/14/2019 Runtime: 21:27 min. Watch Bandits movie trailers, exclusive videos, interviews from the cast, movie clips and more at TVGuide.com. A Tale of Five Cities (Italian: Passaporto per l'oriente and released as A Tale of Five Women in the US) is a 1951 British-Italian international co-production drama film directed by Romolo Marcellini and five other directors. Role(s): Comedian, actress, writer. CLOSE. Main; Guest Cast; Guest Crew; Cast Appearances; Crew Appearances; Gallery « Previous Ep. The five cities cited in the title are: Rome, Paris, Berlin, London, and Vienna. Check out photos from "A Tale of Two Bandits"… BROOKLYN NINE-NINE Back . First Episode: A Tale of Two Bandits. Terry believes the Pontiac Bandit is stealing cars again, but Jake is convinced his friend wouldn't do that. Jake Peralta and Doug Judy is an arch-enemy turned into ally, and later become friends. From $1.99 Original air date: 02/14/2019 Runtime: 21:27 min. One of the American Left's knights in shining armor, Greg Palast, is back with a new film. "A Tale of Two Bandits," though, seems keenly aware of the idea that the show has gone to this well five times before, and that it might be wise to mix things up a bit. Cast The two get a lead on a possible suspect and confront him, who reveals their man is the right one. While The Last Unicorn is truly a work of beautifully written, deep and thoughtful prose, much more than fable, still its … AKA: Brooklyn 9-9, Brooklyn Nine Nine (2013, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Only few secconds, Poep Nicole Byer is an American actress, comedian, and writer. Nicole Byer. It was a fun historical fiction with a great message about an individual's ability to make the world a better place. Posted on February 8, 2019 by tldrmoviereviews. … He canhypnotize people by playing his music. Find out when Brooklyn Nine-Nine is on TV, including Series 6-Episode 5: A Tale of Two Bandits. Next Ep. BROOKLYN NINE-NINE -- "A Tale of Two Bandits" Episode 606 -- Pictured: Joe Lo Truglio as Charles Boyle -- (Photo by: Evans Vestal Ward/NBC) NBC's take on "A Tale of Two Bandits": "Terry believes the Pontiac Bandit is stealing cars again, but Jake is convinced his friend wouldn't do that. "A Tale of Two Bandits" Cortney Carrillo: Luke Del Tredici: February 7, 2019 () 605: 3.04 ... Peretti's final episode as a main cast member was the fourth episode, entitled "Four Movements"; she returned to the series as a guest star in the fifteenth episode, "Return of the King." … "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" A Tale of Two Bandits subtitles. Show: … A Tale of Two Bandits. Gender: Female. Together the three set off in search of King Haggard's kingdom; the land of the Red Bull. From this point on, The Last Unicorn is as much the two humans' story as it is the unicorn's. Part of that was due to the fact […] Contrary to Terry's suspicions, the car thief they're attempting to track down isn't Doug Judy at all — it's his sister, … A former drama kid turned playwright and classic ambivert, (shout out fellow ambiverts! Tags: A Tale of Two Bandits Brooklyn 99 brooklyn nine-nine. 2 1.5 Season Five 1.5.1 The Negotiation 1.6 Season Six 1.6.1 A Tale of Two Bandits 2 Gallery Jake and Doug meet for the first time … See more See less. I always look forward to Doug Judy and Jake. The Crime Scene . Season 6, Episode 5 TV-14 CC HD CC SD. A tale of friendship between two unlikely pen pals: Mary, a lonely, eight-year-old girl living in the suburbs of Melbourne, and Max, a forty-four-year old, severely obese man living in New York. TweetDoug Judy returns! Next Picture 1 of 5 . The Bandit Queen is a 1950 American Western film directed by William Berke. and starring Barbara Britton, ... Martha Vickers was initially slated to "play a two-gun gal of the West in her come-back picture" in this movie. Watch The Crime Scene. I loved the picaresque style, and Rocco was so much fun to care about. To make your guilt-free binge-watch run exhilarating comes a magnum opus that tells a tale of young love out on an unusual path of self-discovery. Jake and Rosa must … Britt is a Los Angeles based writer, burlesque performer, and life long nerd. Watch Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Season 6, Episode 5 - A Tale of Two Bandits: Terry believes the Pontiac Bandit is stealing cars again, but Jake is convinced his friend wouldn't do that. View photos from Brooklyn Nine-Nine A Tale of Two Bandits on NBC.com. Contents. Stephanie Beatriz directed the … Edit source History Talk (0) Comments Share. The rest of the squad fight to keep Shaw's a police bar after some firemen stake their claim to it. Edit. Watch Bandits movie trailer and get the latest cast info, photos, movie review and more on TVGuide.com. Later the pair are joined by Molly Grue, wife of a third-rate woodland bandit named Captain Cully. She doesn't know that Jake is using an alias to not alert Doug's criminal friends, and calls Jake a narc, almost exposing him. Dozens!) This leads Doug to compromise with Trudy. I loved this book! Using new evidence to track the suspect, Holt decides to give back his … Directing. Birthplace: New Jersey, USA. 1 Overview 1.1 Season One 1.1.1 Pontiac Bandit 1.2 Season Two 1.2.1 The Pontiac Bandit Returns 1.3 Season Three 1.3.1 The Cruise 1.4 Season Four 1.4.1 The Fugitive Pt. A Tale of Two Bandits Original air date: ... 21:30 min. A Tale of Two Bandits; A Tale of Two Bandits. She is currently hosting Nailed It!, a reality bake-off show on Netflix. 6. A tale of two masters. Next: The Honeypot "The Crime Scene" is the 6th episode of Season Six of the NBC television show Brooklyn Nine-Nine. 21 min 2/14/2019 $2.99. For the most part, this episode follows the formula of the very first Pontiac Bandit episode, with Jake even harking back to the old "a thousand pushups" promise he made Rosa (except Terry ups the ante to "a hundred thousand pushups" because a thousand would be too easy for him). Tito the Magical Bandit is the main antagonist of the Elena of Avalor episode "Team Isa". With Toni Collette, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Eric Bana, Barry Humphries. A Tale of Two Bandits. 1 Episode Synopsis; 2 Cast; 3 Gallery; 4 Videos; 5 References; 6 Trivia; Episode Synopsis [edit | edit source] Jake and Rosa must deal with a mother in mourning as they work and rework a crime scene in order to solve a difficult … TV Review – Brooklyn Nine-Nine: A Tale of Two Bandits. After … A Tale of Billionaires & Ballot Bandits by Ed Rampell. Episode Discussion: S6E05 "A Tale of Two Bandits" (self.brooklynninenine) submitted 9 months ago by SamWilber Seth Dozerman [ M ] Episode Synopsis: Terry believes the Pontiac Bandit is stealing cars again, but Jake is convinced his friend wouldn't do that; the rest of the squad fight to keep Shaw's a police bar after some firemen stake their claim to it. She is a voracious reader, writer, and … This release marked the final "Lippert Studios" film in 1950 with Britton starring in the title role as a Spanish American aristocratic daughter who avenged her parents' deaths in recovering stolen … Portrays: Trudy Judy. Birthday: August 29, 1986. Actually, this entire episode relies on the cast's performances, because there are no surprises (or non-vomit joke emotional beats) in either the A-plot or the B-plot, other than maybe the fact that Trudy … Written by Britt. Score – 4 out of 5 stars. However, Jake already released the suspect, angering Holt. TL;DR – One will now and always will cherish the yearly Doug Judy updates on Brooklyn Nine-Nine. A Tale of Two Bandits Terry believes the Pontiac Bandit is stealing cars again, but Jake is convinced his friend wouldn't do that. It is the 3rd overall episode of the series and is written by co-producer Prentice Penny and directed by Julie Anne Robinson.It aired on Fox in the United States on October 1, 2013.. Nicole Byer. When he was a young man, he sang on the street but the people who passed by him kept moving, they used his case to toss their trash into. In all, A Bandit's Tale was an eye-opening look at New York in the 1800s, and it made me want to be a social reformer now. The rest of the squad fight to keep Shaw's a police bar after some firemen stake their claim to it. But that all came to an end when he found his magical guitar to put people in trances. Review – This week we get the first major change of the season with a new opening titles sequence, which you had to expect was coming after last week's Four … The rest of the squad fight to keep Shaw's a police bar after some firemen stake their claim to it. 1/The Fugitive Pt. Terry believes the Pontiac Bandit is stealing cars again, but Jake is convinced his friend wouldn't do that. Find trailers, reviews, synopsis, awards and cast information for Brooklyn Nine-Nine : A Tale of Two Bandits (2019) - on AllMovie - Terry believes the Pontiac Bandit is stealing… She … her love of books, snacks, and cats makes her a Ravenclaw with Hufflepuff leanings. No praise, no fame, no cheers, no cash. Share this on: Episode Info. Staff, Cast. Number of Episodes: 2. Directed by Adam Elliot. The show revolves around the fictitious 99th precinct of the New York Police Department in Brooklyn and the … Jake explains that he wondered about his innocence because he fears people go to prison like him and will have to endure the hardship in prison which Jake experienced. Season 6, Episode 5 A Tale of Two Bandits First Aired: February 7, 2019 Terry believes the Pontiac Bandit is stealing cars again, but Jake is convinced his friend wouldn't do that. 6. It aired on February 14, 2019. Season 6, Episode 6 TV-14 CC HD CC SD. There are dozens of us! Sometime after A Tale of Two Bandits, Trudy was caught and sent to prison. She appears in Miami in The Takeback, having gotten out of prison on good behavior. » Terry believes the Pontiac Bandit is stealing cars again, but Jake is convinced his friend wouldn't do that. Doug Judy brings an energy and breeziness to the show in his yearly episodes.
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package org.apereo.cas.web.flow.configurer;

import org.apereo.cas.configuration.CasConfigurationProperties;
import org.apereo.cas.web.flow.CasWebflowConstants;
import org.apereo.cas.web.support.WebUtils;

import lombok.Getter;
import lombok.extern.slf4j.Slf4j;
import lombok.val;
import org.springframework.context.ConfigurableApplicationContext;
import org.springframework.core.Ordered;
import org.springframework.util.StringUtils;
import org.springframework.webflow.definition.registry.FlowDefinitionRegistry;
import org.springframework.webflow.engine.ActionState;
import org.springframework.webflow.engine.Flow;
import org.springframework.webflow.engine.SubflowState;
import org.springframework.webflow.engine.Transition;
import org.springframework.webflow.engine.TransitionableState;
import org.springframework.webflow.engine.builder.support.FlowBuilderServices;
import org.springframework.webflow.engine.support.DefaultTargetStateResolver;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.LinkedHashSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Optional;

/**
 * The {@link AbstractCasMultifactorWebflowConfigurer} is responsible for
 * providing an entry point into the CAS webflow.
 *
 * @author Misagh Moayyed
 * @since 4.2
 */
@Slf4j
@Getter
public abstract class AbstractCasMultifactorWebflowConfigurer extends AbstractCasWebflowConfigurer implements CasMultifactorWebflowConfigurer {

    private static final String MFA_CHECK_AVAILABLE_BEAN_ID = "mfaAvailableAction";

    private static final String MFA_CHECK_BYPASS_BEAN_ID = "mfaBypassAction";

    private static final String MFA_CHECK_FAILURE_BEAN_ID = "mfaFailureAction";

    private static final String LOG_MESSAGE_TRANSITION_ID = "Locating transition id [{}] to process multifactor authentication for state [{}]...";

    /**
     * The flow definition registry for the mfa flow.
     */
    protected final List<FlowDefinitionRegistry> multifactorAuthenticationFlowDefinitionRegistries = new ArrayList<>();

    private final List<CasMultifactorWebflowCustomizer> multifactorAuthenticationFlowCustomizers = new ArrayList<>();

    public AbstractCasMultifactorWebflowConfigurer(final FlowBuilderServices flowBuilderServices,
                                                   final FlowDefinitionRegistry loginFlowDefinitionRegistry,
                                                   final ConfigurableApplicationContext applicationContext,
                                                   final CasConfigurationProperties casProperties,
                                                   final Optional<FlowDefinitionRegistry> mfaFlowDefinitionRegistry,
                                                   final List<CasMultifactorWebflowCustomizer> mfaFlowCustomizers) {
        this(flowBuilderServices,
            loginFlowDefinitionRegistry,
            applicationContext,
            casProperties,
            mfaFlowDefinitionRegistry.isPresent() ? List.of(mfaFlowDefinitionRegistry.get()) : List.of(),
            mfaFlowCustomizers);
    }

    private AbstractCasMultifactorWebflowConfigurer(final FlowBuilderServices flowBuilderServices,
                                                    final FlowDefinitionRegistry loginFlowDefinitionRegistry,
                                                    final ConfigurableApplicationContext applicationContext,
                                                    final CasConfigurationProperties casProperties,
                                                    final List<FlowDefinitionRegistry> mfaFlowDefinitionRegistry,
                                                    final List<CasMultifactorWebflowCustomizer> mfaFlowCustomizers) {
        super(flowBuilderServices, loginFlowDefinitionRegistry, applicationContext, casProperties);
        setOrder(Ordered.LOWEST_PRECEDENCE);
        multifactorAuthenticationFlowDefinitionRegistries.addAll(mfaFlowDefinitionRegistry);
        multifactorAuthenticationFlowCustomizers.addAll(mfaFlowCustomizers);
    }

    private Collection<String> getCandidateStatesForMultifactorAuthentication() {
        val candidates = new LinkedHashSet<String>();
        candidates.add(CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_REAL_SUBMIT);
        multifactorAuthenticationFlowCustomizers.forEach(c -> candidates.addAll(c.getCandidateStatesForMultifactorAuthentication()));
        return candidates;
    }

    /**
     * Register flow definition into login flow registry.
     */
    private void registerMultifactorFlowDefinitionIntoLoginFlowRegistry() {
        multifactorAuthenticationFlowDefinitionRegistries.forEach(registry -> {
            val flowIds = registry.getFlowDefinitionIds();
            for (val flowId : flowIds) {
                val definition = registry.getFlowDefinition(flowId);
                if (definition != null) {
                    LOGGER.trace("Registering flow definition [{}]", flowId);
                    this.loginFlowDefinitionRegistry.registerFlowDefinition(definition);
                }
            }
        });
    }

    private void ensureEndStateTransitionExists(final TransitionableState state,
                                                final Flow mfaProviderFlow,
                                                final String transId,
                                                final String stateId) {
        if (!containsTransition(state, transId)) {
            createTransitionForState(state, transId, stateId);
            if (!containsFlowState(mfaProviderFlow, stateId)) {
                createEndState(mfaProviderFlow, stateId);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Augment mfa provider flow registry.
     */
    private void augmentMultifactorProviderFlowRegistry() {
        multifactorAuthenticationFlowDefinitionRegistries.forEach(registry -> {
            val flowIds = registry.getFlowDefinitionIds();
            Arrays.stream(flowIds).forEach(id -> {
                val flow = (Flow) registry.getFlowDefinition(id);
                if (flow != null && containsFlowState(flow, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_REAL_SUBMIT)) {
                    val states = getCandidateStatesForMultifactorAuthentication();
                    states.forEach(s -> {
                        val state = getState(flow, s);
                        if (state != null) {
                            ensureEndStateTransitionExists(state, flow,
                                CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_SUCCESS, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_SUCCESS);
                            ensureEndStateTransitionExists(state, flow,
                                CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_SUCCESS_WITH_WARNINGS, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_SUCCESS_WITH_WARNINGS);
                            ensureEndStateTransitionExists(state, flow,
                                CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_UNAVAILABLE, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_UNAVAILABLE);
                            ensureEndStateTransitionExists(state, flow,
                                CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_DENY, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_DENIED);
                        } else {
                            LOGGER.debug("Unable to locate state definition [{}] in flow [{}]", s, flow.getId());
                        }
                    });
                }
            });
        });
    }

    @Override
    public void registerMultifactorProviderAuthenticationWebflow(final Flow flow,
                                                                 final String subflowId,
                                                                 final String providerId) {
        multifactorAuthenticationFlowDefinitionRegistries.forEach(registry -> {
            if (!registry.containsFlowDefinition(subflowId)) {
                LOGGER.error("Could not locate flow id [{}]", subflowId);
                return;
            }

            if (flow == null) {
                LOGGER.error("Unable to locate parent flow definition to register provider [{}]", providerId);
                return;
            }

            val mfaFlow = (Flow) registry.getFlowDefinition(subflowId);
            mfaFlow.getStartActionList().add(requestContext -> {
                WebUtils.createCredential(requestContext);
                return null;
            });
            mfaFlow.getStartActionList().add(createSetAction("flowScope.".concat(CasWebflowConstants.VAR_ID_MFA_PROVIDER_ID), StringUtils.quote(providerId)));

            val initStartState = (ActionState) mfaFlow.getStartState();
            val transition = (Transition) initStartState.getTransition(CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_SUCCESS);
            val targetStateId = transition.getTargetStateId();
            transition.setTargetStateResolver(new DefaultTargetStateResolver(CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_CHECK_BYPASS));

            registerMultifactorProviderBypassAction(mfaFlow);
            registerMultifactorProviderAvailableAction(mfaFlow, targetStateId);
            registerMultifactorProviderFailureAction(flow, mfaFlow);

            val subflowState = createSubflowState(flow, subflowId, subflowId);

            val inputMapper = createMapperToSubflowState(new ArrayList<>(0));
            val subflowMapper = createSubflowAttributeMapper(inputMapper, null);
            subflowState.setAttributeMapper(subflowMapper);

            val states = getCandidateStatesForMultifactorAuthentication();
            registerMultifactorAuthenticationSubflowWithStates(flow, subflowState, states);

            registerMultifactorFlowDefinitionIntoLoginFlowRegistry();
            augmentMultifactorProviderFlowRegistry();

            LOGGER.trace("Registering the [{}] flow into the flow [{}]", subflowId, flow.getId());
            val startState = flow.getTransitionableState(flow.getStartState().getId());
            createTransitionForState(startState, subflowId, subflowId, true);

            val initState = flow.getTransitionableState(CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_INITIAL_AUTHN_REQUEST_VALIDATION_CHECK);
            createTransitionForState(initState, subflowId, subflowId, true);
        });

    }

    private void registerMultifactorAuthenticationSubflowWithStates(final Flow flow,
                                                                    final SubflowState subflowState,
                                                                    final Collection<String> states) {
        val subflowId = subflowState.getId();
        LOGGER.trace("Candidate states for multifactor authentication are [{}]", states);
        states.forEach(stateId -> {
            LOGGER.trace("Locating state [{}] to process for multifactor authentication", stateId);
            val actionState = getState(flow, stateId);

            if (actionState == null) {
                LOGGER.error("Unable to locate state definition [{}] in flow [{}]", stateId, flow.getId());
            } else {
                LOGGER.trace("Adding transition [{}] to [{}] for [{}]", CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_DENY, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_DENIED, stateId);
                createTransitionForState(actionState, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_DENY, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_DENIED);

                LOGGER.trace("Adding transition [{}] to [{}] for [{}]",
                    CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_UNAVAILABLE, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_UNAVAILABLE, stateId);
                createTransitionForState(actionState, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_UNAVAILABLE, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_UNAVAILABLE);

                LOGGER.trace(LOG_MESSAGE_TRANSITION_ID, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_SUCCESS, stateId);
                val targetSuccessId = actionState.getTransition(CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_SUCCESS).getTargetStateId();

                LOGGER.trace(LOG_MESSAGE_TRANSITION_ID, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_SUCCESS_WITH_WARNINGS, stateId);
                val targetWarningsId = actionState.getTransition(CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_SUCCESS_WITH_WARNINGS).getTargetStateId();

                LOGGER.trace(LOG_MESSAGE_TRANSITION_ID, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_DENY, stateId);
                val targetDenied = actionState.getTransition(CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_DENY).getTargetStateId();

                LOGGER.trace("Location transition id [{}] to process multifactor authentication for state [{}]",
                    CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_UNAVAILABLE, stateId);
                val targetUnavailable = actionState.getTransition(CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_UNAVAILABLE).getTargetStateId();

                LOGGER.trace("Creating transitions to subflow state [{}]", subflowState.getId());
                val transitionSet = subflowState.getTransitionSet();
                transitionSet.add(createTransition(CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_SUCCESS, targetSuccessId));
                transitionSet.add(createTransition(CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_SUCCESS_WITH_WARNINGS, targetWarningsId));
                transitionSet.add(createTransition(CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_DENY, targetDenied));
                transitionSet.add(createTransition(CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_UNAVAILABLE, targetUnavailable));
                transitionSet.add(createTransition(CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_CANCEL, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_INIT_LOGIN_FORM));

                LOGGER.trace("Creating transition [{}] for state [{}]", subflowId, actionState.getId());
                createTransitionForState(actionState, subflowId, subflowId);
            }
        });
    }

    private void registerMultifactorProviderFailureAction(final Flow flow, final Flow mfaFlow) {
        if (flow != null) {
            val failureAction = createActionState(mfaFlow, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_FAILURE, createEvaluateAction(MFA_CHECK_FAILURE_BEAN_ID));
            createTransitionForState(failureAction, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_UNAVAILABLE, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_UNAVAILABLE);
            createTransitionForState(failureAction, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_BYPASS, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_SUCCESS);

            LOGGER.trace("Adding end state [{}] with transition to [{}] to flow [{}] for MFA",
                CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_UNAVAILABLE, CasWebflowConstants.VIEW_ID_MFA_UNAVAILABLE, flow.getId());
            createEndState(flow, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_UNAVAILABLE, CasWebflowConstants.VIEW_ID_MFA_UNAVAILABLE);

            LOGGER.trace("Adding end state [{}] with transition to [{}] to flow [{}] for MFA",
                CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_DENIED, CasWebflowConstants.VIEW_ID_MFA_DENIED, flow.getId());
            createEndState(flow, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_DENIED, CasWebflowConstants.VIEW_ID_MFA_DENIED);
        }
    }

    private void registerMultifactorProviderAvailableAction(final Flow mfaFlow, final String targetStateId) {
        val availableAction = createActionState(mfaFlow, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_CHECK_AVAILABLE, createEvaluateAction(MFA_CHECK_AVAILABLE_BEAN_ID));
        if (mfaFlow.containsState(CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_PRE_AUTH)) {
            createTransitionForState(availableAction, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_YES, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_PRE_AUTH);
        } else {
            createTransitionForState(availableAction, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_YES, targetStateId);
        }
        createTransitionForState(availableAction, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_NO, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_MFA_FAILURE);
    }

    private void registerMultifactorProviderBypassAction(final Flow mfaFlow) {
        val bypassAction = createActionState(mfaFlow, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_CHECK_BYPASS,
            createEvaluateAction(MFA_CHECK_BYPASS_BEAN_ID));
        createTransitionForState(bypassAction, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_NO, CasWebflowConstants.STATE_ID_MFA_CHECK_AVAILABLE);
        createTransitionForState(bypassAction, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_YES, CasWebflowConstants.TRANSITION_ID_SUCCESS);
    }
}

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Simon Kuipers, né le  à Haarlem, est un patineur de vitesse néerlandais.

Palmarès
 Jeux olympiques d'hiver
  Médaille de bronze en poursuite par équipes aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2010 à Vancouver

 Championnats du monde (sprint)
  Médaille de bronze en 2009 à Moscou

Liens externes

  Site officiel

Patineur de vitesse néerlandais
Naissance en août 1982
Naissance à Haarlem
Patineur de vitesse aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2006
Patineur de vitesse aux Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 2010
Médaillé de bronze olympique néerlandais


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"One Night In With Hope And More Vol. 1"
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Born in Trieste (Italy) in 1959 Roberto began his jazz career in the late '70s. In the '80s, he led a jazz trio named "Gruppo Jazz Marca", whose recordings were reissued in 2006, as collector's items, by the English label Arision. During the times of the "iron curtain", Magris was privileged to be one of the very few West European musicians to collaborate on a regular basis with the East European musicians on the jazz scene. He performed in the former Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, DDR/Eastern Germany, Hungary and Romania. In 1987, he formed the "Roberto Magris Quartet" that continues to play, record and schedules tours all around the world. This unit has recorded several CD's, among them the classic album "Maliblues" (Map).
From 1998-2002, Roberto Magris was bandleader for the "Europlane Orchestra", a central-European jazz venture sponsored by INCE-CEI (Central European Initiative) which performed and has recorded 3 CD's: "Live at Zooest" (Zooest), "Plays Kurt Weill" (Pull) with singer Ines Reiger and "Current Views" (SoulNote) featuring guitarist Philip Catherine and vibraphonist Bill Molenhof.
In 2003, Magris continued to build bridges and forge close bonds of musical relationships as he formed the "Roberto Magris Europlane". This unit was designed to include a unique blend of the best European and American jazz artists in one musical context. This unit has recorded 2 critically acclaimed straight-ahead jazz CD's entitled: "Il Bello del Jazz" (SoulNote) with saxophonist Herb Geller (the West-Coast jazz master) and "Check In" (SoulNote), featuring a saxophone duo of Tony Lakatos and Michael Erian. Both CD's received stunning reviews from the International jazz critics. From these recordings and performances a compelling musical partnership has been formed with one of Europe's finest soloist, jazz saxophonist, Tony Lakatos.
In 2006, Magris started his collaboration with musical icon, Art Davis (the legendary bassist for John Coltrane, Dizzy Gillespie, Louis Armstrong and Max Roach as well as other notables) and also started his fruitful partnership with Paul Collins, the music impresario and founder of JMood Records, the Kansas City based jazz label. This same year Magris made his USA debut in Hollywood, California performing at such famous jazz venues as "The Jazz Bakery" and "Catalina's Jazz Club". In 2007 Magris returned to the USA for a performance at the Historic 18th and Vine Jazz District in Kansas City. His performance at "The Blue Room" also included a jazz tribute to the late jazz and blues icon, Jay McShann. Magris took this opportunity to record the CD entitled "Kansas City Outbound" (JMood), on trio with Art Davis, on bass and Jimmy "Junebug" Jackson (the 21 year veteran drummer for Jimmy Smith) and Zack Albetta, on drums.
In 2008, Magris returned to Los Angeles as bandleader for concerts and to record the CD entitled "Mating Call" (JMood) with an all-star USA quintet which included Paul Carr and Michael O'Neill on saxes, Elisa Pruett on bass and the legendary musical stylist, Idris Muhammad on drums. In the same year he also participated, as a guest soloist, composer and arranger, in the CD "Big Band Ritmo-Sinfonica Città di Verona plays the music of Roberto Magris / Restless Spirits" (Velut Luna).
In 2009, Magris renewed his outstanding collaboration with legendary saxophonist Herb Geller (who worked with Benny Carter, Clifford Brown, Chet Baker, Benny Goodman, Scott LaFaro, Bill Evans as well as other notables) performing together at several jazz festivals and clubs in Europe. In the same year, Magris returned to Kansas City as bandleader for concerts and to record the CD entitled "Morgan Rewind: A Tribute to Lee Morgan, Vol. 1" (JMood) with another all-star USA quintet which included Brandon Lee on trumpet, Logan Richardson on alto sax, Elisa Pruett on bass and the world renowned jazz drummer Albert "Tootie" Heath (the brother of Jimmy and Percy Heath, from the legendary Heath family). In Kansas City he also recorded the CD entitled "One Night In With Hope & More" (JMood), on trio with Elisa Pruett, on bass and Albert "Tootie" Heath, on drums, as a special tribute to his favourite be-bop piano masters such as Bud Powell, Elmo Hope, Herbie Nichols, Barry Harris and Tadd Dameron.
In 2010, Magris performed in Los Angeles again together with singer Madaleine Davis (who was the leading voice for "Boney M" group) and returned to Kansas City again as bandleader for concerts and to record 3 more albums: the CD sequel "Morgan Rewind: A Tribute to Lee Morgan, Vol. 2" (JMood) with a brand new septet including Hermon Mehari on trumpet, Jim Mair on sax, Peter Schlamb on vibes, Elisa Pruett on bass, Brian Steever on drums and Pablo Sanhueza on percussions, to finish up on the trio project "One Night In With Hope and More" Vol. 2 and a special jazz-funk project entitled "Cannonball Funk'N Friends" (JMood) with an American quintet featuring Alonzo "Scooter" Powell (the renowned native Kansas City drummer who is a LA studio musician, music teacher and has worked with the Grammy Award winners Norman Brown, Sting and James Ingram, just to mention a few).
Magris has recorded 16 albums with his own groups and has played concerts in 38 different countries in Europe, America, Asia, Africa and Australia, also performing at the best jazz festivals and jazz clubs in the world.
In the early years of his career, he performed as a sideman with legendary jazz masters such as Kai Winding, Eddie Lockjaw Davis and Sal Nistico. Other outstanding musical collaborations include Franco Ambrosetti, Florian Brambock, Frantisek Uhlir, Darko Jurkovic, Richie Buckley, Janusz Muniak, Ricardo Cavalli, Achim Goettert, Fabio Jegher, the "Traditional Jazz Studio" from Prague, and the percussion players from Gabon, Africa. As a complementary musical experience, in the '90s Magris led the acid jazz group "DMA Urban Jazz Funk" which recorded 2 CD's. In 2003, he formed and continues to perform with "Alfabeats Nu Jazz", a "progressive urban jazz" band, recording the CD "Stones", which has received high reviews from the jazz critics and international jazz community.
About Magris' style, jazz critic Ira Gitler wrote: "as a pianist he reflects some of his most admired models - Wynton Kelly, Tommy Flanagan, Bill Evans, Kenny Drew, Jaki Byard, Randy Weston, McCoy Tyner, Andrew Hill, Paul Bley, Don Pullen and Steve Ku
Andrew Hill, Wynton Kelly, Elmo Hope, Billy Strayhorn