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Interview: Joe Satriani on Chickenfoot covering Deep Purple's Highway Star
By Joe Bosso 2012-08-31T15:08:00.243Z Guitars
I wanted to make sure that I honored the harmony, rhythm and melodies that Deep Purple created."
Joe Satriani and Chickenfoot contribute a smokin' live version of Highway Star to Re-Machined - A Tribute To Deep Purple's Machine Head
(Image credit: Tim Mosenfelder/TJM/Corbis)
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the release of Deep Purple's landmark album Machine Head, and to commemorate the occasion, some of rock music's biggest names have contributed their own special versions of that album's tracks on the record Re-Machined - A Tribute To Deep Purple's Machine Head.
Executive produced by Drew Thompson, the disc will be released on 25 September by Eagle Rock Records. In advance of that, fans can grab a limited-edition Classic Rock "fanpack" on 3 September. (Click here to preview the fanpack and for ordering instructions.)
The tracklisting for Re-Machined - A Tribute To Deep Purple's Machine Head is as follows:
1) Smoke On The Water - Carlos Santana & Jacoby Shaddix
2) Highway Star - Chickenfoot
3) Maybe I'm A Leo - Glenn Hughes & Chad Smith
4) Pictures Of Home - Black Label Society
5) Never Before - Kings Of Chaos (Joe Elliott, Steve Stevens, Duff McKagan, Matt Sorum)
6) Smoke On The Water - The Flaming Lips
7) Lazy - Jimmy Barnes with Joe Bonamassa
8) Space Truckin' - Iron Maiden
9) When A Blind Man Cries - Metallica
10) Highway Star - Glenn Hughes / Steve Vai / Chad Smith
We have audio and video samples of the set below, along with exclusive interviews with Joe Satriani (who discusses the recording of Chickenfoot's raucous version of Highway Star) and Executive Producer Drew Thompson.
Above: Chickenfoot - Highway Star
Interview: Joe Satriani
How did Chickenfoot's live version of Highway Star come about?
"It was pretty much when Mike, Chad and I were goofing around in the studio. Everything we did in the early days involved us writing and recording, so to blow off steam, we'd play things by Humble Pie, the Stones and then Deep Purple. One day we just started playing Highway Star. I remember having a Pog pedal and imitating Jon Lord's keyboard sound with it. We just loved playing the song. It was a real blast.
"Then what happened was, we started our first tour with a show at the Fillmore in San Francisco, and we were threatening to play it. Funnily enough, I don't think Sammy wanted to do it; he'd never really memorized the lyrics. But somebody printed them up and threw them on the stage. At the beginning of the song, you hear me starting up Bad Motor Scooter, because that's what was on the setlist. But as I was finishing the intro, Chad, in a most mischievous way, started playing Highway Star. So I had to kind of segue into it." [laughs]
Even so, it's a ferocious take on the song.
"We went for it. It was our first time playing it from top to bottom. Usually what happens is, when somebody throws a song out there in rehearsal, we only do half of it. So this is us doing the whole thing live in front of an audience. There's a great clip of it - I think for the second verse, Sammy is literally on his hands and knees reading the lyrics. It's just the experience of how Chickenfoot does things sometimes. We do crazy things, and sometimes you just have to go with it."
How did Chickenfoot come to be involved with Re-Machined?
"Actually, we never gave it a lot of thought to the track until Dr Drew, as we like to call him, came to us with the idea of contributing. At the time, there was no way to get us together in the studio, but then somebody remembered that we did the song live, so we had a look at the film and had Mike Fraser mix it, and it came out great."
Now, you have some experience with the song - back in 1993, you performed with Deep Purple.
"Yeah, It's a funny thing, my relationship with Deep Purple. I already felt the pain and confusion of trying to replace Ritchie Blackmore, which is a difficult thing to have in your head - since the time when you were a kid, that guitar sound and approach is what you associate with Deep Purple. So every time you go to play something like Highway Star, you're thinking, OK, this is the way that Ritchie did it, and how does it that work with how I'm doing it? There's the rub."
Did all of that come back to you when you played the song with Chickenfoot?
"To some degree, I wanted to make sure that I honored the harmony, rhythm and melodies that Deep Purple created. Rock music is a funny thing: You can actually take it too far sometimes, and then it's not rock music anymore - it's something else, but it's not rock. But Jon Lord and Ritchie Blackmore and Roger Glover and Ian Paice, they had a knack for going the perfect distance with musicianship and with harmony, melody and rhythm to create incredible music that rocked really hard. They didn't take it into progressive-land - they held back. There's just the right amount of classical influence, the right amount of blues, the right amount of irreverence, and those were all things I was trying to capture.
"For my solo, I couldn't re-create the keyboard part exactly, so I tried to establish the right vibe and get to the beginning and the end points of the arpeggios that Jon Lord was doing. Then I tried to faithfully reproduce Ritchie Blackmore's double-tracked solo. That's the one thing that any guitar player knows when they go to play the solo from the record - that there's two guitars there. So basically, I had to pick one! [laughs]
Mike and Chad sure nail their parts.
"They're a double freight train, just out of control. The pulse and the rhythm those guys put down, it's always fun, it's always exciting to try to fly on top of that. They afford me a lot of space to do some crazy stuff. But it stays rock, which is very special.
"As the years go by, I realize how unique a style rock music is and how delicate you have to be with it sometimes; otherwise, you turn it into pop music or progressive rock or something else. Deep Purple knew that instinctively, and it's something we tried to capture with our version of Highway Star."
Interview: Executive Producer Drew Thompson
What was the genesis of the idea for Re-Machined?
"Under my charter, managing the catalogue from 1968 to '76, I'm always looking for ways to reinvigorate certain albums. Forty years on, I wanted do to something special to remind people how great Machine Head is. I was talking with Glenn Hughes, and I said, 'Wouldn't it be great to get some guys together to record the songs that were on the album?' Even though he wasn't in Deep Purple at the time of Machine Head, he was very instrumental in getting this process going. We spoke to Chad Smith, and he said he'd love to be involved. It all started from there."
How did Metallica come on board?
"I made a call to Metallica's management, and within 20 minutes, the band came back and said they would love to be involved. It was really interesting because they said, 'Would you mind if we did something a little off the radar and did the B-side to Space Truckin', When A Blind Man Cries?' For me, that was as much a part of Machine Head as the main album. It was a bold move on their part.
"Then I went to Iron Maiden, who already had a version of Space Truckin' recorded. Things happened very quickly at this point."
The obvious question: Were all the other bands arm-wrestling to do Smoke On The Water?
"Oddly enough, no. Every band chose the track they did; there wasn't one conflict. The two songs that I thought would be difficult to get somebody to do would be Smoke and Pictures Of Home. I was talking to a friend of mine, who said that Pictures was right up Zakk Wylde's alley. So I made a call to Zakk's manager, and the funny thing is, when Zakk came back and said yes, he said, 'Can we do Pictures Of Home?' I hadn't even mentioned it yet.
"It continued along like that. I sort of stayed away from Smoke On The Water. But then it was suggested that we talk to The Flaming Lips, and they said straight away, 'Oh, can we do Smoke On The Water?' Of course, we said yes.
Above: Carlos Santana & Jacoby Shaddix - Smoke On The Water
Carlos Santana doing Smoke On The Water is a pretty interesting.
"Yeah, it is. And the curious thing about it is, he tackles the song in a pretty straight way. That's why I was very keen to have both versions on the record, because Carlos' take on Smoke is different from the Flaming Lips, which is more alternative."
One complaint, though: Not enough Chad Smith.
[laughs] "Yeah, I know. He's on three different tracks. Firstly, you're not going to meet a nicer human being than Chad, and my word, what an astonishing talent he is. Chad is a huge rock fan, and he loves British-based music. He's been so enthusiastic about the whole project. The version he does of Highway Star with Steve Vai and Glenn Hughes is amazing, as is the Chickenfoot live cut. I could try to pick a favorite, but that would be difficult.
"This whole project has been a labor of love, and I think the end result just proves how great the original album was - and is. It really became apparent to me while putting this record together how great the original recordings were. That's not to disparage anything these acts have done, but when you consider the conditions Deep Purple worked under to make Machine Head and the performances they managed to get, it's astonishing.
"That said, I think the performances from the artists on this album are all stunning in their own unique ways. I couldn't be happier with how it all turned out. For fans of Deep Purple and fans of the individual artists, this is going to be something they'll be quite pleased with."
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Memoirs of General W.T. Sherman
Sherman, William T.
In vigorous, frank, and powerful prose, Sherman reveals his strategic planning for battles such as Bull Run, Shiloh, and Vicksburg and delivers classic lessons--and military philosophies--about this war. He's been called the first modern general, the first military leader to understand that in the future, wars would be won not by fighting, but by the movement of troops. His memoirs rank with Grant's as the greatest of the Civil War.
Publisher: New York : Library of America, c1990
Characteristics: 565 p. : maps ; 24 cm
Alternative Title: Memoirs of General William T. Sherman
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I've suspected for a while that we live at the cliff's edge of a new society. Growing up, I learned the names of cities important to the civil rights movement: Little Rock, Selma, Birmingham, Montgomery, Memphis. Their names evokes stories that changed our collective American identity.
In recent years, there's been a new list: Ferguson, Baltimore, Charleston, McKinney, Baton Rogue, St. Paul. Today my city. My. City. Dallas. Dallas just joined a list. I am mad as hell at these snipers who wrote Dallas into history books with bullets, but I refuse to let them determine how the story ends.
Dallas will be different from the snipers' dreams.
Let's be clear: Dallas has a lot of race problems. Our school district is among the most segregated in the nation. The ethnographic map of Dallas has such clear divisions between White, Black, Hispanic and "other" that it looks like it was designed that way—because in many ways it was. We have some of the greatest wealth disparity in the United States and the gap between rich and poor in Dallas is widening. Other major cities have similar problems, but Dallas will be different.
Dallas will be different. Although we are broken by race, I have yet to hear city leadership deny the problems. Our city council members, Chief of Police and Mayor know that there are problems. They talk about them frequently and are honestly struggling to find solutions. This is true of the general public as well. When we fight, we fight over how to help—not whether or not help is needed, called for or expected. The first step in recovery is admitting you have a problem. Dallas admits its problems. That gives me hope.
Dallas will be different. When I listen to the more innovative and well-known leaders across Dallas, I hear a refrain of "collaboration over competition." True Dallas change agents know how to work across the boundaries our society assumes. Dallasites understand our problems are too great for any one person or any one sector to overcome. I admire leaders who are more concerned about collective benefit than personal credit. I am grateful to say that I have a lot of Dallas leaders to admire.
Dallas will be different. In the wake of Alton Sterling and Philandro Castile's deaths at the hands of police officers, over one hundred people gathered at Union, the non-profit coffee shop that I help lead. While emotions were raw, people from different races and backgrounds were able to talk, discover new friendships and honor each other's pain. Uniformed police officers were there. They expressed their anger at what had happened in Baton Rogue and St Paul. They made personal promises to people in the room to do more—in both formal in informal ways—to make sure Dallas doesn't become another city on the list. Before shots penetrated downtown peace, protestors posed for pictures with Dallas Police Department officers. When we at Union who believe #blacklivesmatter heard that officers had been shot, we prayed. We hugged. We cried.
Even as I cry out, "Lord, how long," I am confident that Dallas will be different from the world's expectations. We are going to surprise with our capacity to love, our commitment to heal and our conviction to be better. Snipers have once again written Dallas into history books with bullets, but we get to write the story that shapes our nation in response.
Dallas will be different if we choose to be.
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TV Advertising Up 11% in 2008, BIA Says
Jan 10, 2008 • Post A Comment
The television industry will bounce back from its 2007 slump and post 11% revenue growth in 2008 with the help of a "potentially stellar" political advertising spending spree, BIA Financial Network predicted in a report.
That would represent a 10-year high, BIAfn said in its quarterly Investing in Television Market Report. Campaign spending could boost TV revenues by as much as 12% in such key election states as Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia South Carolina, Maine, Iowa, Wisconsin, Colorado, Nevada, and Southern California, the report said.
BIAfn said 2007 TV revenue will total $22.2 billion, down 2% from 2006's $22.7 billion.
"Despite the constant buzz of new-media alternatives, television will prove itself to be a hot medium in 2008. Not only because it's fail-safe but because it delivers viewers in a very targeted, local way," BIAfn VP Mark R. Fratrik said in an announcement Thursday. "The national and statewide elections will reinforce the strength of the local television market, which is the only media that can provide mass audiences in an increasingly fragmented marketplace."
(Editor: Baumann)
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Fox TV Studios Signs Spurlock
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Luigi Guido Grandi (n. 1 octombrie 1671 la Cremona - d. 4 iulie 1742 la Pisa) a fost un călugăr, preot, filozof, matematician și inginer italian.

A studiat filozofie și teologie sub egida Ordinului iezuit.
A devenit matematicianul de curte al margrafului de Toscana Cosimo al III-lea de' Medici.

În 1709 vizitează Anglia, unde este numit Fellow of the Royal Society.
Din 1714 până la sfârșitul vieții activează ca profesor la Universitatea din Pisa.

Activitate științifică
A studiat strofoida.
A descoperit curba logaritmică, trasând graficul acesteia, pe care a publicat-o în 1701.
În 1699 a demonstrat geometric problema lui Viviani.

A studiat curba loxodromă a conului care este o anumită curbă elicoidală și a stabilit că această linie curbă apare la intersecția unui con cu un cilindru a cărui bază e o spirală logaritmică.

A studiat o serie numerică ce va fi numită seria lui Grandi.

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Nașteri în 1671
Nașteri pe 1 octombrie
Decese în 1742
Decese pe 4 iulie
Călugări italieni
Fellows of the Royal Society
Filozofi italieni
Ingineri italieni
Matematicieni italieni
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Matematicieni italieni din secolul al XVIII-lea
Preoți italieni
Profesori ai Universității din Pisa
Romano-catolici italieni

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Inoculating against Politics
Laura Routley
Aug 5 2014 • 160 views
by Doune Porter / GAVI Alliance
I have heard it said that British politicians wish that all development was like vaccination programmes – easy to measure, little dispute over effectiveness and not beset by the complex politics of longer term interventions. Vaccination programmes are therefore a popular form of development intervention. Whilst they require logistical support, trained staff and of course drugs and medical equipment, they do not necessarily need the kinds of long-term engagement that other programmes demand. Unlike many other kinds of development goods, a vaccine does not need constant maintenance once administered–although some may require booster doses. Their impacts are easy to measure through the number of people vaccinated. It is most frequently children who are vaccinated and thus the deservingness of recipients is seldom questioned, and neither, the majority of the time, is the value of vaccination itself. The title of one DfID report encapsulates these sentiments: One simple jab, millions of lives saved.
But the attraction of development for politicians as for many others is that it is just 'doing good'. There is a desire for there to be a purity in international development engagements, or at the very least a semblance of it. For a long time scholars have been pointing out the erroneousness of approaching development as if it was not political, that you can 'just do good'. A key figure here is the sadly now late Adrian Leftwich who argued persuasively about the primacy of politics in development. After all, if schooling and healthcare are central electoral issues in the UK, why are they apolitical development issues in Malawi or Bolivia?
Development agencies such as DfID have started to engage more with the political nature of development (even if their engagement in essence tries to make politics more technical). However, politics is often just seen as an obstacle with the difficulty being getting politicians to do 'the right thing'. Discussions of vaccination politics similarly frequently see the key issues to be getting political leaders in 'poor countries' to put in place the right policies. What is missing in such discussions however is that the nature of politics is that what is 'right' is always contestable.
In the accompanying description of the photograph above, DfID tells us:
As his four-year-old sister looks on, five-month-old Mohamed Kamara is about to get his second dose of pneumococcal conjugate vaccine.
Although he doesn't know it, this vaccine will protect him from pneumococcal disease, the leading cause of pneumonia and the major cause of meningitis.
For someone familiar with Nigeria, vaccinations do not however feel simple, apolitical, or uncontested. In Kano, Northern Nigeria in 1996, eleven children died and others were left severely disabled, when they were given an unregistered antibiotic by Pfizer in an illegal drug trial. Some families received compensation, some 15 years later. But the effects of this were much broader than the tragic losses experienced by those children's families.
Globally, polio remains endemic only in three countries and Nigeria is one of these. Efforts to eradicate the disabling childhood disease worldwide have been set back by a boycott of polio immunisations in Northern Nigeria. This boycott emerged in the early 2000s for a variety of reasons, including political dissatisfaction with the federal government and anti-colonial distrust of the West. But the memory of the Pfizer trail fed this suspicion and was certainly seen as the culprit by some.
It is easy for westerners to dismiss this distrust as foolishness – certainly many of my students do when we discuss this case. Yet, whilst I would encourage polio vaccination–if for no other reason than having seen the twisted limbs it leaves behind on the beggars in Nigerian markets–some of the scepticism expressed by residents in Northern Nigeria contains crucial insight into the politics of vaccination. As one Kano resident remarked:
How could I be so naive as to allow my children to be given polio drops by people who go door-to-door giving the vaccine free while the government has failed to provide medication for the most urgent diseases affecting us, such as malaria and typhoid?
She is quite right. What are the politics around which diseases get treated and which do not? How is she to know that these decisions are in her and her children's favour?
The GAVI Alliance is the premiere agency pushing forward immunisation programmes in 'poor countries'. It is a public-private partnership which incorporates international organisations such as the World Bank and the World Health Organisation (WHO), donor governments, recipient governments and the vaccine industry (drug companies). Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has criticised GAVI for its focus on new vaccines such as the relatively expensive pneumococcal vaccine rather than focussing on the distribution of existing basic vaccines. The focus on new vaccines emerges, it is alleged, because these are vaccines which companies such as GlaxoSmithKline and Pfizer have recently developed, and they need to demonstrate that there is a market for them and recoup development costs. These newer vaccines also tend to be expensive and MSF have criticised companies for not meaningfully lowering the cost for poor countries. There are then indeed questions to be asked about the politics of which diseases get treated and which do not.
There are also broader issues about a focus solely on vaccinations rather than a more encompassing engagement with building public health systems and local health care capacities. This absence of deeper engagement is something which GAVI has been criticised for in the past – although in response, it now provides its own Health System Strengthening support. It is these under-staffed and underfunded frontline services that have been attempting to manage the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa. Unfortunately, their limitations are likely to have exacerbated the spread of the virus. Moreover, as our Kano resident pointed out, if you can rely on a system broadly for your medical care, any messages on particular conditions communicated from within this system will likely be seen as trustworthy. Poor health care infrastructure thus exacerbates levels of mistrust. For example, the confidence in the Liberian government's measures to manage Ebola amongst the local population is currently under strain.
The logic, if not the conclusion, of the Kano resident has insight into the politics of focusing on particular diseases and into the importance of trust. Even still, it is hard not to find the widespread belief in Northern Nigeria that the polio vaccinations were part of an American plot to make their children infertile and thus decrease the Muslim population, as anything but a fanciful conspiracy theory. Then again, it is almost as fanciful as the idea that a vaccination programme would be used to gather children's DNA in order to try and locate a fugitive terrorist. Although the CIA have recently promised not to use vaccination programmes in this manner again, the fallout from their strategy is particularly worrisome. Pakistan, like Nigeria, is one of the three remaining countries in which polio is still endemic.
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Inequality, Poverty and a 'Human Economy'
Laura Routley is a lecturer in African and Post-colonial politics at Newcastle University. She works and teaches on African politics and is interested in the on-going impacts of colonialism. Her book Negotiating Corruption, based on fieldwork with Nigerian NGOs, will be published next year with the Routledge Interventions series.
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Different Strokes: Green Acts : Am I doing my bit?
Green Acts : Am I doing my bit?
Very simply put: We and all living beings need air, water, soil and energy to live; but unfortunately the ways in which our lifestyle has been evolving, especially over the last few decades, either we are consuming stocks of natural resources too fast to be replenished by Nature or we are mindlessly wasting or polluting scarce resources. Coupled with that, we are not yet able to find enough and viable sources of renewable energy. Result? Global Warming, Resource Depletion, Energy Crisis and dangers of possible extinction of even the human race in not-too-distant a future, unless we all act appropriately!!
i. climate change/global warming mainly due to emission of carbon and other hazardous pollutants to air on one hand and rapid erosion of green cover (forests, trees) on the other.
iii. Waste management : solid waste, chemical waste, industrial waste etc. ; perhaps now e-waste can also be added as a menace in not-too-distant a future. These are polluting our air, water and soil in almost an irredeemable manner.
As far as our physical environmental hazards are concerned, these 'trio' form the crux of the menace – acting and interacting on one another !!
For the past one decade at least, we have had enough of talks on these to comprehend the enormity of the issues and the catastrophic results that await us if we do not start acting without further loss of time.. WE SIMPLY HAVE TO ACT NOW.
And action lies at multi-levels, undoubtedly. The goverments, the various national/international bodies entrusted with the specific duty to evolve strategies on this, the Corporates etc. must play their role in an organised manner at macro level; while, we, as individuals, must also play an equally significant role at the micro level through our conduct in our day-to-day life – in fact, I would say, a far bigger role than meets the eye !
Let us leave the macro-level deliberations, strategies, policies, laws and implementations to the bigger shots. But what about each one of us – at the micro level? Am I doing my bit?
Let us list out small little things that we can do as individuals to make our drop of personal contribution count in the ocean of action required to address the "green" issues. And I would request each of you readers to add to the list, if you can and let us share it. Let us have copies of this list all over our houses and office space to constantly remind us and nudge us to action. It does not take rocket science to do these things – except a firm resolve!
1. Stop the running tap while attending to call of nature and brushing your teeth.
2. Ask your maid not to leave the tap running as she cleans utensils, until she rinses/washes them.
3. Go for slim cisterns for flush - makes a huge difference to the quantum of water used for the purpose as compared to the older large-sized models.
4. Do not discard the water used for washing anything without detergent( like chopped vegetables, dals, rice in the kitchen and even clothes). Re-use it for watering your potted plants.
6. Stop running or leaking water taps, if noticed at public places and draw the attention of the concerned authority for repair of broken / leaking pipelines. Similarly, repair your leaking taps at home on priority basis. In fact, repair and maintain well all gadgets/equipments to avoid wastage of energy on their operation.
7. Use Pressure Cooker as much as possible in cooking. At least, cook covered and bring gas to sim after the dish reaches boiling point. It can reduce gas consumption quite significantly.
9. Watch out for the fans and lights left on after the maid completes mopping the floor. Switch off immediately when the floor dries up. If not checked habitually, on many occasions, you will find your fans on full speed even much after your bai (maid) leaves.
10. Stop switching on fans, lights and ACs, if not truly needed.
11. Switch off lights /fans/electrical gadgets at home as well as at workplace, if in use unnecessarily.
12. Do not leave TVs/computers/sound systems in stand-by mode, when not in use, as they consume quite a bit of electricity even on stand-by mode. Simply switch them off.
13. Be very careful about use of paper !! After all, where from paper comes ? Is it not one of the major reasons for felling trees, erosion of green cover ??
14. Stop making and retaining multiple hard/photo copies of documents without genuine necessity.
15. Encourage your children to use libraries/ old books from seniors etc. instead of always buying new books even if you can afford it. Lesser the demand on fresh printing, lesser the need for paper and lesser the need to fell trees!
16. Use the reverse side of the envelops/letter covers/obsolete stationery/ fliers/ receipts etc. for drafting, noting, listing reminders etc. instead of wasting fresh plain paper for these purposes.
17. Maintain separate dustbins, at home and office, to dump paper-based waste and other wastes separately, to facilitate their disposal by burning/ recycling/ reuse, as is best suited.
18. Use cotton/jute bags for shopping instead of using plastic carry bags. Reduce use of plastic and other non-bio-degradable materials as much as possible.
19. Register for various bills and statements (like cable bill, internet bill, credit card bill, electricity bill, bank account statements etc.) for on-line delivery to your e-mail inbox.
20. Line the inside of your dustbin with old newspapers instead of using polythene garbage bags everyday.
21. Use re-cycled paper bags or cloth or paper as wrap for storing stuff in refrigerator to reduce use of plastic. This way, veggies also stay fresh for long.
22. Plant trees, Plant trees and Plant trees – wherever and as many as possible. At least maintain green potted plants / small gardens in your residence/ neighbourhood/office premises.
23. Use public transport or pooled car, whenever and wherever feasible, instead of feeling pride in speeding away all alone in a huge car with AC on and blocking half the road all by yourself.
24. Walk down or go cycling, if possible, to the neighbourhood market instead of using a vehicle. That way, you reduce your carbon footprint and also stay fit for free!
25. Plan your visits to multiple shops/visit points ( say, the tailor, the dry-cleaner, the grocer, a relative etc.) on the same day by the shortest route, instead of dashing off in car to these places on different dates, just because you have time and money to spare.
26. Switch off vehicle engine at traffics red lights if it is slightly long ( say 60-70 secs or more) to save fuel, reduce emission.
27. Stop seeing the romance in the "long drive" just for the fun of it! It is a crime in the present situation.
28. Say NO to crackers and fireworks that directly pollute air. Just imagine, how much carbon di oxide we must be sending to air one Diwali every year! And how much such pollutants we are adding during marriage seasons !! Not to talk of the grand fireworks every evening at Disneyland, USA. Just mind-boggling how we are adding to our own woes.
29. Stop chasing new models of cars mindlessly. At least enquire about its mileage (fuel efficiency) and its emission levels or compliance certifications while purchasing new motor vehicles – consciously, out of concern for global warming. Similar display of concern by large number of prospective customers would ultimately push the manufacturers to improve green-compliance of their products. ( Obviously, govts and policy makers have a big role in setting regulatory framework in this regard, but I am talking about my role as an individual only – so not discussing that aspect).
30. Give up your lust for 'earth' and go for an apartment in a multi-storeyed building for residence. Many of us still would love to have a stand-alone house, with garden patch and own land. But in today's scenario, even if still affordable at some small towns, stand-alone houses amount to wastage of precious living space vis-à-vis an exploding population.
Let us understand that "sustainability" is the ability to meet the needs of the current generation without compromising the ability of the future generations to meet their needs. So, in a wider context, I would say, when it comes to the survival of the human race in its real sense, apart from environmental threats, economic and social 'pollutants' affecting the sustain-ability of the human civilisation also need to be addressed on an equal footing. Truly, 'rising temperatures' are equally a consequence of unadmissible entrants into air, water and earth as of unadmissible entrants into our value system – of 'falling values' !!!How ? Worth reflecting by anyone genuinely concerned beyond self-interest.
Let's resolve to save the Earth, ourselves and our future generations.
At the end, the highest reward for one's perseverance is not what one gets for it , but what he becomes by it !!!
Hey... I am on a mission to share and spread hope n happiness !! Hold a treasure of learnings and insights on how to develop self and help others from personal experience of more than 25 years as a management functionary and leadership disciple, which I can not wait to share ! Even if one soul benefits from what I am sharing, I will feel that I breathed here for a purpose and thank God for that !! So far as my own journey is concerned, I am learning and growing each moment ... and I know, it will continue till my last breath as I keep on trying doing everything that I truly want to do and fail grandly in many of them.. ha, ha!!
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The International Space Station—still not technically complete—may only be in orbit for another decade or so.
What's Going to Happen to the ISS?
The International Space Station is the ninth crewed space station to be built, and with a mass of approximately 450 tons, a width of 354 feet (108 meters), and a pressurized volume of 2746 (837 cubic meters), it is by far the biggest. Construction on the orbiting laboratory started in 1998 and is still ongoing (Russian elements are still being readied for launch).
With the retirement of the space shuttle fleet, the only way at present to transport astronauts to and from the station is via Soyuz spacecraft. This minuscule vessel only allows three crew members to be launched at any one time. However, by the mid-2010s, the U.S. could regain an independent capability to launch crews into low-Earth orbit using commercial vehicles such as SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft.
Only two more pressurized modules are scheduled to be launched and attached to the existing complex. The Multipurpose Laboratory Module (MLM), also called Nauku (Russian for "science"), will become the major Russian laboratory at the ISS. Due to arrive in 2014, along with the European Robotic Arm, it will replace the Mini-Research Module 2 (MRM 2). The other addition, also slated for arrival in 2014, is the Uzlovoy Module (UM). This four-ton, ball-shaped component will support the docking of two scientific and power modules during the final stage of the station assembly. It will also furnish the Russian segment of the ISS with extra docking ports to receive Soyuz TMA (crew-carrying) and Progress M (cargo-carrying) spacecraft.
Read more: What's Going to Happen to the ISS? « AmericaSpace.


New Delhi: Hitting out at the opposition coming together in support of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Union Minister Arun Jaitley Tuesday said that a "kleptocrat's club" was aspiring to capture the reigns of power in the country.
The disproportionate over-reaction by Banerjee to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) wanting to interrogate the Kolkata Police chief has flagged several issues for a public discourse, the minister said, adding the most important being that a kleptocrat's club now aspires to capture the reigns of India.
In a Facebook post titled The Kleptocrat's Club', Jaitley said the West Bengal chit fund fraud was unearthed in 2012-13. Its investigations were handed over to the CBI by the Supreme Court.
The court monitored these investigations. The CBI has interrogated and even arrested some people. Many have been granted bail. If a police officer is also required to be interrogated, how does it become a super emergency , assault on federalism , or destruction of institutions ? Jaitley questioned.
Stating that it would be a gross error to assume that Banerjee did this because of a routine investigation involving a police officer, Jaitley said She did it to defocus from other opposition aspirants for the highest office and to project herself as the nucleus of India's opposition .
Since Sunday, Banerjee is sitting on dharna in Kolkata against the CBI's attempt to grill the city police chief in the chit fund scams, including Saradha.
Today, the CBI is being brutally prevented by physical force and detention of its officer from investigating a crime legally within its jurisdiction, in the state of West Bengal. It is a textbook illustration of a state government assaulting federalism, Jaitley said.
He said Banerjee's decision to sit on a Dharna received support of many opposition parties who aspire to be in power.
Most of them, or their affiliates, are today being investigated, prosecuted and in some cases have also been convicted for crimes of corruption, he said.
Curiously, the AICC President somersaulted his position from Saradha being a scam to shoulder-to-shoulder support to scamster. Interestingly, the first family of Congress where most members are on bail. A non-ideological short-lived coalition of opposition is disaster for India, he said.
Questioning whether New India can be ever run by this "kleptocrat's club", Jaitley said those who have lent support to the West Bengal dharna are those who are battling serious allegations of economic improprieties, criminal misconduct and even corruption.


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State capture inquiry: Why Raymond Zondo's brother could soon be implicated
Mxolisi Zondo - brother of the state capture inquiry's leader, Raymond Zondo - is set to be implicated at the commission by Robert McBride.
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA – FEBRUARY 20: Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo chairs the commission of inquiry into state capture on February 20, 2019 in Johannesburg, South Africa. According to evidence leader advocate Vincen Maleka, Eskom board chairperson Jabu Mabuza would testify at the commission when it begins its investigation into state capture allegations at the power utility - Photo: Gallo Images / Netwerk 24 / Felix Dlangamandla
We've seen plenty of twists and turns during the state capture inquiry's nine-month existence. It all started with Mcebisi Jonas revealing he was bribed by the Guptas and gained a second-wind when Angelo Agrizzi revealed the extent of Bosasa's corruption. However, a scandal involving Raymond Zondo could top the lot.
Zondo is the head of the state capture inquiry – in fact, the panel is formally named after him. But the Zondo Commission may have an issue on their hands that directly involves Raymond's brother.
Who is Mxolisi Zondo?
Robert McBride is currently in the hot seat on Thursday. Earlier on, it was revealed that his testimony would focus on Mxolisi Zondo, Raymond's younger brother. The former Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) boss is expected to talk about Mxolisi's handling of an inquiry from 2010.
The younger Zondo was in charge of the investigation into the Gauteng Hawks, shortly after they'd deported five Zimbabweans back home in highly-controversial fashion. By the time the chairperson concluded his report in 2015, Mxolisi had overseen the dismissal of former Major General Shadrack Sibiya.
Ramaphosa emphasises unity of purpose in budget vote debate response
State capture inquiry: Do we have a conflict of interest?
McBride is set to tell the commission about whether he has any concerns with the way Mxolisi Zondo acted in this situation. There were fears that this could cause a significant conflict of interest, and it was even suggested that Raymond Zondo may have to recuse himself.
#StateCaptureInquiry Zondo notes that all three people affected have indicated they have no issue with him hearing McBride's evidence relating to the conduction of Zondo's brother Mxolisi Zondo in an inquiry; McBride's evidence will be an opinion on the Chair's brother's conduct.
— Erin Bates (@ermbates) April 11, 2019
Latest news from the state capture inquiry – Zondo to continue:
Paul Pretorius is one of the leading advocates gathering evidence for the investigation. He concluded that Zondo could carry on his position, as McBride is merely at the commission to share his opinion through the medium of his testimony. The unavailability of cold, hard facts is likely to mean Raymond goes nowhere.
"The nature of the evidence given by Mr McBride is an opinion. You sit as an investigator, you do not sit as a judge, nor would you have the power to recuse yourself."
Paul Pretorious
Meanwhile, Mxolisi Zondo has told the commission he will be making no submissions to the committee, regardless of what Robert McBride suggests. That avoids another potential legal headache for Raymond. However, his younger sibling is likely to be implicated at some point during the ex-IPID chief's time at the commission.
DCJ Zondo added that he will invite the public and legal bodies to make submissions on the evidence of McBride relating to Mxolisi Zondo. #StateCaptureInquiry
— State Capture Commission (@StateCaptureCom) April 11, 2019
Tags: IPIDRobert McBrideSouth Africastate capture inquiry
Dr Tshepo Motsepe: How our First Lady spent her 67 minutes [photos]
by Andile Sicetsha
Dr Motsepe spent her Mandela Day with the kids.


Two live recordings from 1968 and 1970 have recently been discovered of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac and will be released as a 3CD Boxset on 7 June 2019 that will include rare band images and a brand new essay. This will be released alongside a single vinyl entitled Volume One consisting of the 1968 recording with Volume Two (the 1970's recording) being released at a later date, which will include additional previously unreleased demos. Both vinyl releases are on triple heavyweight discs and for any pre-orders, an instant gratitude live version of 'Albatros' will be made available upon order.
Not much is known about the live recordings. Discovered unlabeled and by pure luck in the US, their era has been authenticated by experts of the bands blues origins. Fleetwood Mac has given their full approval for the release of these tapes. Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac had a short but hugely prolific career, with the 1968 recording being at the early stages of the band, and the 1970 recording will, in contrast, be one of their final shows before Peter left the band.
The recordings were discovered in incredibly good condition considering they have been untouched for over 40 years, they have been restored and provide a vital insight into the very earliest incarnation of one of the worlds biggest bands.
Founder member of Wishbone Ash, Andy Powell, who is regarded as one of the most innovative and influential rock guitarists of all time, deems Peter Green's guitar playing as his inspiration… "1967/68 was to be a seminal period of awakening for me. I was 17. There was so much musical intensity about music everywhere. I'd spent those two summers going to festivals around the UK seeing Cream, John Mayall and Hendrix and I had been studying those players and their influences. I was lucky enough to have been at Fleetwood Mac's first gig at the Windsor Jazz and Blues Festival in 1967 and Peter Green's playing up close and personal, did it for me like no one else. It sealed my destiny and life's inspiration and purpose as a guitar player.
"Guitar players ruled at that time, especially British guitar players. Peter Green was different. He appealed to me big time on that particular show because he was so modest, humble and yet fun loving. His tone and playing was deeply moving but he didn't seem to take himself too seriously. He seemed more human and approachable than some of the other guitar icons, so much so that at the end of their set, I was compelled to leap up on stage and (respectfully) pull him back on for an encore to the cheers of the audience.
Volume One, the 1968 recording, contains early incarnations of some of the bands most loved and famous songs including 'Madison Blues' and 'I Need Your Love So Bad' from the blues era and 'Long Tall Sally' and 'Willie And The Hand Jive' from the Rock 'n' Roll College of Music.
Volume Two will feature the 1970 recording and will also feature demos and rarities of classic tracks including 'Oh Well', 'Green Manalishi' and the bands first UK number one 'Albatros'.


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very day it arrived my Husband was taken ill and suffered a heart attack.
the fuss was about, i'd hate it to go out of fashion before i'd even started.
in gesso, added texture paste for detail and coated with crackle glaze.
areas with a colour mix whilst watching that crackle appear.
others were given extra detail. The crackle background gives that vintage feel.
nice and tight... not a sign of a roll.
Don't they look lovely when displayed together...?
I was so impressed with this I ordered one for myself!
This one is currently on it's way to That's Crafty HQ!
I'm altering one for me now to display some of my little projects..
Take good care everyone & Stay safe.
Beautiful coins and they look fantastic on the display you created. Thanks for showing the process.
So pleased to hear your hubby is recovering well Tracey. It must have been quite scary last October.
Your coins and their display look amazing, such gorgeous textures, colours, and designs. Laura will love to display it at TC HQ.
I love those coins and the rack - This coin display looks amazing in this style! I am totally in LOVE with it! Thanks for sharing the process-steps with us as well! Hope the recovery goes on very well ad quickly enough. We know men are unpatient!
Happy weekend dear Tracey! Your projects never cease to amaze !
Wishing your hubby well. Love your botanical coins and they do look fab all together! Love the display too. Happy PPF!
The coins so beautiful all.
Absolutely stunning...bravo! You did a fantastic job on this display!
Hello Tracey~ These 'coins' are fantastic! Each one looks like fun to create; and beautiful to look at!
Hi Tracey, I am so sorry to hear about your husband. I hope he and you are doing better. Sending healing light your way. Your are is just gorgeous.
So glad DH is on the road to recovery x.
I must have missed the boat about AT coins too. They do look lovely, I like the crackles.
A fabulous project Tracey, the holder looks wonderful and those coins are really beautiful, each one a tiny work of art.
It was good to read that your husband is on the road to recovery, it must have been so worrying for you.
Hi lovely Tracey, these Art coins are just stunning, I am happy you got to finish them off and display for your followers to view. Gorgeous and I respect your attention to details...love them.
So very pleased to hear that your hubby is recovering well.
These are lovely. They would look good in any home.
This is so pretty! Hope your husband is doing better!
This is fabulous Tracey, love your botanical theme on the ATC coins and the storage unit is a great way of displaying them. Hope everything is OK with hubby.
Just popping by for my weekly visit... So glad you decided to have a go at those coins!!! The effects you achieved are just amazing and they look totally fantastic on that storage unite! So, so clever, like a beautiful Spring garden in the middle of winter! Absolutely gorgeous!!!!
Happy Sunday and I really hope your husband will continue to improve!!!!
Wow! Just WOW, Tracey! You had me at the gorgeous crackle on the display, but filled with those artful coins, this project just touches my heart! You have done an amazing job painting those flower images, and this must have been so difficult to part with! Thank you for sharing your wonderful artwork with us at A Vintage Journey, too!
PS So good to hear your hubby is recovering from his heart attack. I can only imagine how difficult it is to see your loved one struggling with poor health. What a miracle he is moving in a positive direction! Sending hugs!
wow, this is wonderful. Amazing work and design. Love it.
Tracey this collection is stunning, it doesn't matter how late you arrived to the ATC coin party you definitely made an entrance! Hope all is good with you.
Wonderful Tracey, you're so clever wonderful creations thanks for sharing the steps too.
I've never heard of them either! They do look lovely displayed like that. Wow...I have to stick my head out of my cave from time to time to see what's going on!
I'm glad your husband is doing better! The display is quite a lovely array.
Hi Tracey - wonderful work! I called by to say a huge thank you for your very kind comment - do please come and play with us. It doesn't need to be a card by the way - so long as you use at least one scrap/snippet in the making then it qualifies.
Such lovely floral ATCoins. I've been seeing them around for a while, and got myself some to play with ages ago, but haven't managed to do anything with them yet! I may just have to invest in a stand when I do though, they look amazing all out on display. Glad to hear your husband's doing well.
I'm incredibly impressed with your coins AND the display. You have done a fabulous job and I am totally impressed. It's great to read your husband is doing better and you are now able to settle back in to crafting. This shows what a gorgeous set of ATCoins and holder you have created.
Great idea!! Many thanks for sharing with us SanDee's and Amelies Steampunk Challenge!
I love your beautiful vintage coins, Tracey, and the base is incredible!!!!!!!!!!! What a fab idea!!!!!!!!!! Kisses, my friend.


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What Does It Mean to Span Cultural Boundaries? Variety and Atypicality in Cultural Consumption
We propose a synthesis of two lines of sociological research on boundary spanning in cultural production and consumption. One, research on cultural omnivorousness, analyzes choice by heterogeneous audiences facing an array of crisp cultural offerings. The other, research on categories in markets, analyzes reactions by homogeneous audiences to objects that vary in the degree to which they conform to categorical codes. We develop a model of heterogeneous audiences evaluating objects that vary in typicality.
"A General Separation of Colored and White": The WWII Riots, Military Segregation, and Racism(s) beyond the White/Nonwhite Binary
This article uses archival research to explore important differences in the discursive and institutional positioning of Mexican American and African American men during World War II. Through the focal point of the riots that erupted in Los Angeles and other major cities in the summer of 1943, I examine the ways in which black and Mexican "rioters" were imagined in official and popular discourses. Though both groups of youth were often constructed as deviant and subversive, there were also divergences in the ways in which their supposed racial difference was discursively configured.
Featured Essay: The Contributions of Charles Tilly to the Social Sciences
Evaluating Charles Tilly's contributions to the social sciences is not an easy task: "Chuck Tilly was a master of sociological thinking and methodology," wrote two of his former students when he passed away ten years ago; "But he was sufficiently concerned about getting to the heart and dynamics of questions and topics that he never permitted the blinkers of disciplinary orthodoxy to stand in his way" (Michelson and Wellman 2008).
From the Bookshelf of a Sociologist of Diagnosis: A Review Essay
The present essay will take readers through the bookshelf of this sociologist of diagnosis. It will demonstrate the wide-reaching topics that I consider relevant to the sociologist who considers diagnosis as a social object and also as a point of convergence where doctor and lay person encounter one another, where authority is exercised, health care is organized, political priorities are established, and conflict is enacted.
Neighborhood Diversity and the Rise of Artist Hotspots: Exploring the Creative Class Thesis Through a Neighborhood Change Lens
The diversity of the U.S. urban population has increased dramatically in recent decades, yet the processes through which population diversity may be driving neighborhood change remain insufficiently understood. Building on Claude Fischer's subcultural theory of urbanism and other classic sociological insights, this article makes the case that population diversity shapes the character of place and drives the spatial clustering of artists and art organizations.
Omnivorous Gentrification: Restaurant Reviews and Neighborhood Change in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver
Through an analysis of restaurant reviews, this paper examines the production and consumption of food, as well as ideas and symbols about food, within a gentrifying neighborhood, the Downtown Eastside in Vancouver. In particular, it analyzes how reviewers frame culinary "authenticity" and attach symbolic value to a low‐income area of the city, while often acknowledging an emerging civil discourse that sees gentrification as a problem.
The Relevance of Organizational Sociology
Brayden G. King reviews Manufacturing Morals: The Values of Silence in Business School Education by Michel Anteby, Hyper-Organization: Global Organizational Expansion by Patricia Bromley and John W. Meyer, The Vanishing American Corporation: Navigating the Hazards of a New Economy by Gerald F. Davis and The Fracturing of the American Corporate Elite by Mark S. Mizruchi.
Comment: The Inferential Information Criterion from a Bayesian Point of View
As Michael Schultz notes in his very interesting paper (this volume, pp. 52–87), standard model selection criteria, such as the Akaike information criterion (AIC; Akaike 1974), the Bayesian information criterion (BIC; Schwarz 1978), and the minimum description length principle (MDL; Rissanen 1978), are purely empirical criteria in the sense that the score a model receives does not depend on how well the model coheres with background theory. This is unsatisfying because we would like our models to be theoretically plausible, not just empirically successful.
Comment: Evidence, Plausibility, and Model Selection
In his article, Michael Schultz examines the practice of model selection in sociological research. Model selection is often carried out by means of classical hypothesis tests. A fundamental problem with this practice is that these tests do not give a measure of evidence. For example, if we test the null hypothesis β = 0 against the alternative hypothesis β ≠ 0, what is the largest p value that can be regarded as strong evidence against the null hypothesis? What is the largest p value that can be regarded as any kind of evidence against the null hypothesis?
Comment: Bayes, Model Uncertainty, and Learning from Data
The problem of model uncertainty is a fundamental applied challenge in quantitative sociology. The authors' language of false positives is reminiscent of Bonferroni adjustments and the frequentist analysis of multiple independent comparisons, but the distinct problem of model uncertainty has been fully formalized from a Bayesian perspective.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (Feb. 26, 2016)-- Police are searching for a man accused of strangling a child at a daycare facility on the west side.
An arrest warrant was issued for Charley Futch Jr., 38. He faces charges of battery on a person less than 14 years old and strangulation.
Court documents show the incident happened on January 22 at Nanny's Loving's Care, which is a daycare and a preschool. Futch allegedly assaulted a 6-year-old victim. He's accused of throwing the child backwards and strangling him with a coat.
The victim referred to Futch as "Uncle Chucky," and said Futch treated him "like a dog."
Neighbors are shocked by the charges and believe Futch snapped and acted out of character.
"I'm shocked actually because I know Chuck. I have known him for a long time and he is really a nice guy as far as I know," says a neighbor.
Another child at the facility recorded the incident and showed it to his bus driver, court documents say. The driver notified authorities at the boy's school, who informed the parents.
The victim had been attending the daycare for about two months before the incident.
Futch, who has not yet been arrested, allegedly told investigators the child frustrated him. He said he didn't recall throwing the child backwards.


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The central site has been designed to conform to the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) guidelines.
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Hudson Valley Halloween fun gets underway this coming weekend.
The temperature has dropped, the days have gotten shorter and it's time to start gearing up for the holidays.
And of course, those holidays are in no way restricted to the last six months of the year.
The snow, the presents, the turkeys and the stuffing are still a ways away. But the October holiday that generates a lot of spirit and allows us to indulge our inner child with costumes and makeup is just a few days away.
And the Hudson Valley is getting its Halloween celebration under way early.
On Friday night, musician Jessica Lynn will host a Country Halloween Party at Daryl's House in Pawling and the Commune Saloon in Woodstock will host its "Haunted Commune" costume dance party with DJ Dave Leonard.
On Saturday, Poughkeepsie-based WRRV (92.7/96.9 FM) will host its annual Boo Ball — with live music, costumes, prizes and decorations — at The Chance in Poughkeepsie. Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness, Breaking Crazy, The Hype and D.J. Junior are scheduled to perform.
The Halloween parties, haunted attractions in Dutchess and Ulster counties and live music that has no direct connection to Halloween will offer opportunities to get out, have fun, soak in the season — and in some cases, enjoy a good scare.
Live music scheduled for Halloween night includes former David Bowie guitarist Earl Slick and Mark Hudson, a Grammy Award-winning songwriter and producer who has worked with Ringo Starr. The pair will be featured at The Falcon in Marlboro, in an evening of music, storytelling and a question-and-answer session with the audience.
BSP in Kingston on Halloween will host live music from the Twilight Sad, Shana Falana and DJ Goth Ali at BSP in Kingston. And Daryl's House will host a "Night of the Dead" with Gratefully Yours, a Grateful Dead tribute band.
Leonard for two decades hosted a Halloween party at the now-closed New World Home Cooking in Saugerties. For his new gig at the Commune Saloon, he promised "crazy costumes" and "a good time for people to let loose and let go.
Lynn is returning to Daryl's House for her third annual Country Halloween Party.
Jessica Lynn's Country Halloween Party. Daryl's House, Pawling. Visit www.darylshouseclub.com or call 845-289-0185 for information.
Woodstock Halloween Bash with DJ Dave Leonard and DJ Aaron. Commune Saloon, Woodstock. Visit www.bearsvilletheater.com or call 845-679-5555 for information.
WRRV Boo Ball with Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness, Breaking Crazy, The Hype and D.J. Junior. The Chance, Poughkeepsie. Visit www.thechancetheater.com or www.wrrv.com, or call 845-471-1966 for information.
Former David Bowie guitarist Earl Slick and Mark Hudson, a Grammy Award-winning songwriter and producer who has worked with Ringo Starr, in an evening of music, storytelling and a question-and-answer session with the audience. The Falcon, Marlboro. Visit www.liveatthefalcon.com or call 845-236-7970 for information.
The Twilight Sad, Shana Falana and DJ Goth Ali. BSP, Kingston. Visit www.bspkingston.com or call 845-481-5158.
"Night of the Dead" with Gratefully Yours, a Grateful Dead tribute band. Daryl's House, Pawling.
Kevin McCurdy's Haunted Mansion, Bowdoin Park, 38 Sheafe Road, Poughkeepsie. Visit www.thehauntedmansion.com for information.
Headless Horseman Hayrides & Haunted Houses, 778 Broadway/Route 9W, Ulster Park, Town of Esopus. Visit www.headlesshorseman.com or call 845-339-2666 for information.


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Ploșnița vărgată sau ploșnița vărgată a umbeliferelor (Graphosoma lineatum) este o insectă hemipteră din familia Pentatomidae, răspândită în cea mai mare parte a Europei, nordul Africii și regiunile vestice ale Asiei. Are o lungimea de 8-12 mm. Pe spate are o culoare roșie-carmin, cu dungi negre dispuse longitudinal. Pe abdomen culoarea este tot roșie, însă cu puncte negre. Larvele și adulții se hrănesc pe plante din familia umbeliferelor (mărarul, morcovul, păstârnacul și feniculul). În România este întâlnită peste tot, cu o frecvență mai mare în sud.

Insecte din România
Graphosoma


$db is now an object of type JDatabaseDriver and you can perform database operations on it using the usual methods.
But what if you want to connect to a completely different database from the one used by Joomla!?. This might be a different database on the same machine as your Joomla! site or it might be on a different host and perhaps even require a different database driver. Well, you can do this using the JDatabaseDriver->getInstance method.
Note that if the database uses a non-standard port number then this can be specified by adding it to the end of the host name. For example, you might have your MySQL database running on port 3307 (the default is port 3306), in which case your host name might be 'db.myhost.com:3307'.
One feature of using JDatabaseDriver->getInstance is that if another call is made with the same parameters it will return the previously created object rather than creating a fresh one.
Note, however, that the parameters must match exactly for this to happen. For example, if two calls were made to a MySQL database using JDatabaseDriver->getInstance, with the first using a host name of 'db.myhost.com' and the second using 'db.myhost.com:3306', then two separate connections would be made, even though port 3306 is the default port for MySQL and so the parameters are logically the same.
After that JModelLegacy behaves normal but uses your database.
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Eagle Media • March 22, 2018 • https://eaglenews.org/21623/news/whats-up-with-the-campus-wifi/
What's up with the Campus WiFi?
EN Photo / Rachel Iacovone
It's 11:55 p.m. and an assignment is due at 11:59. A student is working on an assignment in the library for the past four hours. As soon as they try to submit the assignment via Canvas (a learning management system), it shuts down.
Concerns over FGCU's WiFi quality has caused a stir among students, even making its way onto Student Government platforms. Back in 1997, when the school opened, WiFi was not an issue.
Over the last 10 years, however, with the boom of technology, WiFi has had to be installed all across campus, according to Sven Hahues, the Director of the Helpdesk and Network Services at FGCU and requires maintenance.
"We are working hard to update the equipment in housing (we redid all of Sovi last year and are redoing all of North Lake Village this summer), as well as working on campus," said Hahues. "We are currently in the process of redoing Merwin and Lutgert Hall. We hope to have the new equipment up and running by the end of the semester."
Hahues said he's seen a rising need for WiFi and in the past few years, the university has taken steps to improve the Internet quality, but there are still dead spots on campus that are a concern for students.
Hahues suggests that students should use Ethernet connections, because WiFi is shared, and has to be shared with everyone using the same router.
"Anyone who works on wireless will tell you that the wireless portion makes it susceptible to interference and it is not a guaranteed service," Hahues said. "Even if you have a roommate that uses their microwave and the microwave is between you and the access point, chances are pretty good that you will get disconnected."
"WiFi is a shared medium, meaning all users that are connected to one access point are sharing the service provided by it, said Hahues. "We take reasonable steps to prevent users from impacting other users on the access points, but in the end, if a bunch of people on one AP are all watching Netflix, the performance for everyone on the AP will suffer."
Concerns over the university's WiFi has reached Student Government President Jalisa White. In response, White addressed these concerns in her 2018 platform, when she ran for a second term.
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using System;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

namespace RDP_Client
{
    public partial class formConnectTo : Form
    {
        public formConnectTo()
        {
            InitializeComponent();
        }
        public string IP
        {
            get { return txt_IP_DNS.Text; }

        }
        private void btn_Connect_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (txt_IP_DNS.Text == string.Empty)
            {
                MessageBox.Show("Please provide IP or DNS address.", "Missing target", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Exclamation);
            }
        }

        private void txt_IP_DNS_KeyDown(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)
        {
            if (e.KeyCode == Keys.Enter)
            {
                btn_Connect.PerformClick();
            }
        }
    }
}

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Spatio-temporal geomorphological and ecological evolution of a transgressive dunefield system, Northern California, USA
Pickart, Andrea J., Hesp, Patrick A.
Global and planetary change 2019 v.172 pp. 88-103
Ammophila arenaria, El Nino, La Nina, Lupinus arboreus, aerial photography, basins, coasts, computer software, dunes, ecological invasion, geographic information systems, indigenous species, invasive species, littoral zone, plants (botany), radiative forcing, rivers, sand, shorelines, subsidence, surveys, tectonics, vegetation, California
A series of historic aerial photographs in addition to the U.S. Coast Survey 1870 map were used to document evolution of the coastal barrier and transgressive dunefield system at the Lanphere-Ma-le'l Dunes on Humboldt Bay, California, USA, between 1870 and 2016. Geomorphic units (shorelines, foredunes, nebkha, blowouts, parabolic dunes, deflation basins, and dunefields) as well as vegetation alliance were mapped in ArcGIS at approximately decadal intervals and compared among three subareas delineated based on large scale geomorphic differences that coincided with contrasting biological invasion and management histories. Sand inundation events in the 1930s and 1940s led to deterioration of the foredune and burial of deflation basins in the south, with the transgressive dunefield directly abutting the backshore in places. The transgressive dunefield in the north differentiated into parabolic dunes that decoupled from the foredune complex earlier than in the southern subareas, which have retained undifferentiated transgressive dunefields. Shoreline progradation increased dramatically following the historic 1964 flood, but exhibited a north-south gradient consistent with the Mad River to the north acting as the primary source of sediment, and effective north-south littoral drift. Biological invasions of Lupinus arboreus in the north and Ammophila arenaria in the south contributed to stabilization post-1965, but concomitant increases of native vegetation in other areas suggest these biotic processes were subordinate to other forcing factors. A notable switch from an erosional to a depositional system occurred coincident with the Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO) shift from a cool to a warm phase in the late 1970s, suggesting climate forcing as a major driver of dune evolution. Changes in the rate of vegetation stabilization per time interval post 1948 are correlated with change in mean monthly PDO index for the same intervals. Alongshore gradients of sediment availability and tectonic subsidence are likely superimposed on climatic controls. Stability of the dune system reached its maximum extent in 2000, despite erosional effects of the 1998–2000 La Niña event and invasive plant removal projects in the 1990s. Increased storminess (2015–2016 El Niño) resulted in decreased shoreline stability in the most recent interval, coincident with sharply declining rates of progradation and a reduction in mean monthly PDO index. This study provides insights into how transgressive dune phases can be formed, sustained and decoupled, as well as how they change their geomorphology over time. The absence of relict foredunes in the study area and elsewhere on the North Spit barrier suggests that the foredune-blowout-parabolic dune complex may build to quite large proportions for some time, and then be destroyed or destabilized to such a degree that the sediments comprising the complex are released to form a new dunefield phase. Ruptures along the Cascadia subduction zone are a likely mechanism for transgressive dunefield initiation, both in the past, and likely in the future.
https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.gloplacha.2018.09.012
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DIS presents: What Do People Do All Day?
29 May - 13 Sep 2020
Meriem Bennani, Mission Teens: French School in Morocco, 2019. Photo: David Stjernholm
DIS, General Intellects McKenzie Wark. 2017. Photo: David Stjernholm
Hannah Black & DIS, What's in the Box? with Hannah Black, 2019. Photo: David Stjernholm
Will Benedict, All Bleeding Stops Eventually, 2019
Simon Dybbroe Møller, What Do People Do All Day?, 2020. Photo: David Stjernholm
Theo Anthony, Neutral Witness, 2020. Photo: David Stjernholm
Olivia Erlanger & Luis Ortega Govela, GARAGE, 2019. Photo: David Stjernholm
DIS PRESENTS
What Do People Do All Day?
The internationally renowned artists' collective DIS, who curated the 9th Berlin Biennale, are now coming to Copenhagen. The exhibition DIS presents: What Do People Do All Day? shows a selection of spectacular video works from the newly developed video platform dis.art as well as cinematic settings and installations that question the future of society – and what we humans do in our everyday lives to influence that future.
Through the medium of film, the video platform dis.art aims to convey a range of ideas conjured up by artists, filmmakers and thinkers, all of which posit the future of learning as edutainment. At the exhibition DIS presents: What Do People Do All Day? visitors can experience a selection of films from dis.art that highlight DIS's current fixations: the nature of 'belonging' in a rootless, networked world; the advent of suburbia; artificial intelligence; the relationships between technology, vision, and power; and the future of work:
"The environment is collapsing and we spend our days clicking and scrolling, recirculating images and rarely reading beyond headlines, while the deeper story becomes increasingly impossible to grasp. Despite our technocapitalist present, people still serve meals, clean spaces and transport things from one place to another". – DIS, New York
The title What Do People Do All Day? is taken from Simon Dybbroe Møller's new episodic series, a contemporary update to Richard Scarry's 1968 children's book of the same name in which cute animal characters embody their straightforward professions. Simon Dybroe Møller has just been appointed Professor at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts' Sculpture School in the autumn of 2019 and contributes a new work to the exhibition.
Juxtaposing surface and complexity, past and futurity, pedagogy and art, the exhibition poses this highly pertinent question – what do people do all day? – in order to point out the passivity of our current era and to actively inquire what should be done.
Hannah Black (UK), Derek Larson (USA), Jacob Hurwitz-Goodman (USA), Ilana Harris-Babou (USA), Will Benedict (USA) & Steffen Jørgensen (Denmark), Olivia Erlanger (USA) & Luis Ortega Govela (Mexico), Meriem Bennani (Morocco), Simon Dybbroe Møller (Denmark), Theo Anthony (USA), Darren Bader (USA), Stefanie Schwarzwimmer (Germany), Ryan Trecartin (USA), Amalia Ulman (Argentina), Malte Zander (Austria), DIS (USA), and more.
DIS consists of Lauren Boyle, Solomon Chase, Marco Roso and David Toro. Created in 2010, the artists' collective has previously been part of the New Museum Triennial Surround Audience (2015), the group exhibition Co-Workers at the Musée Moderne de la Ville de Paris (2015) and the New Photography show at the MoMA in New York (2015). The collective has curated the 9th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art The Present in Drag (2016), participated in the group exhibition I was Raised on the Internet at MCA in Chicago (2018), curated and participated in Genre-Nonconforming: The DIS Edutainment Network at the De Young in San Francisco (2017-18), Thumbs that Type and Swipe at Casa Encendida in Madrid (2018), and A Good Crisis at the Baltimore Museum of Art (2018).
DIS presents: What Do People Do All Day? is curated by DIS, created in collaboration with Tranen – Rum for Samtidskunst and presented in collaboration with CPH:DOX.
www.kunsthalcharlottenborg.dk
Tags: Theo Anthony, Darren Bader, Will Benedict, Meriem Bennani, Hannah Black, DIS, Olivia Erlanger, Luis Ortega Govela, Ilana Harris-Babou, Jacob Hurwitz-Goodman, Steffen Jørgensen, Derek Larson, Simon Dybbroe Møller, Stefanie Schwarzwimmer, Ryan Trecartin, Amalia Ulman, Malte Zander
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Rfid Reader Suli
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RDM 125KHz card mini-module is designed for reading code from 125KHz card compatible read-only tags and read/write card . It can be applied in office/home security, personal identification, access control, anti-forgery, interactive toy and production control systems etc.

Features

* Support external antenna
* Maximum effective distance up to 50mm
* Less than 100ms decoding time
* UART TTL interface
* Support EM4100 compatible read only or read/write tags
* Built-in external bi-color LED and buzzer driver
* Small outline design

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**Note:**

This is a Suli-Compatible Library, You Should Download Suli for your platform, please refer to [https://github.com/Seeed-Studio/Suli](https://github.com/Seeed-Studio/Suli "Suli")

If you can't find Suli for your platform, please contract us, If you can port it yourself and pull request to us, We'll be appreciated.

***For Arduino:***

Just like you use the other Library, What's different is you should download Suli for Arduino First, remember that just put Suli for Arduino to your Arduino libraries folder.

***For non-Arduino Platform:***

For a non-Arduino platform, what you need is xxx.h and xxx.cpp(you can change it to xxx.c while your compiler can't support c++), the other files like xxx_Arduino.h and examples is for Arduino, you can just delete them.

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This software is written by Loovee for seeed studio

and is licensed under [The MIT License](http://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php). Check License.txt for more information.

Contributing to this software is warmly welcomed. You can do this basically by

[forking](https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo), committing modifications and then [pulling requests](https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests) (follow the links above

for operating guide). Adding change log and your contact into file header is encouraged.

Thanks for your contribution.

Seeed Studio is an open hardware facilitation company based in Shenzhen, China.

Benefiting from local manufacture power and convenient global logistic system,

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