I have so much fun stamping LIVE! For those of you that missed it, don't fret...I've got a replay for you in my blog today!
I had a blast making some adorable miniature valentine's. I'm in love with those cute critters from the Hey Love stamp set.
That skunk is literally stinkin' cute!
Crumb Cake - 6" x 3", score/fold @ 3"
Lovely Lipstick foil paper - 2 3/4" x 2 3/4"
Whisper White - 2 1/2" x 2 1/2"
These cards sure are eye catching, aren't they? I love the bright Lipstick foil paper against the neutral tone of Crumb Cake. I was inspired by Stampin' Pretty for the layout. Did you know that the Lipstick Foil paper is FREE? Yup, it's one of the freebies during Sale-A-Bration. It comes in a package with Grapefruit Grove foil paper. Beautiful!
Next I did some more #simplestamping on a bright and fun birthday card!
I used a piece of DSP from the Share What You Love DSP in the big annual catalog. The ink colors were easy to choose just by looking at the tag to see what colors match the DSP. What an easy way to coordinate your colors!
Grapefruit Grove - 5" x 7", score/fold at 3 1/2"
Share What You Love DSP - 3 1/4" x 3"
Whisper White - 3 1/4" x 2 1/4"
Vellum - 2 3/4" x 1"
Finally, I did some layering on this gorgeous all-occasions card. My inspiration for this card was the color palette from this week's Global Design Project. You can check out the other card I made with this color palette HERE.
I used a really simple watercolor technique called "smooching" for that pop of Soft Seafoam on the card front. I know I'll be using the technique a lot for an extra pop of color when I feel like something is missing from my card.
Whisper White Thick - 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", score/fold at 4 1/4"
You can watch the replay of my live stamping event by clicking the video below. Feeling sad that you can't get in on my prize give-away? Then make sure you join me next week on my Facebook Page Wednesday night at 7:30pm CST.


Looking for a unique gift to give to friends and family? Visit Ameshin – a candy shop which sells astoundingly realistic hand-made candy animals. Japanese confectioner Shinri Tezuka, owner of the candy shop Ameshin, uses a 1300-year old traditional art called Amezaiku, a method using bare hands and scissors to shape and sculpt the starchy syrup before it hardens. It is then painted with edible dyes to give the candy sculpture more character.
We visited their sales shop on the 4th floor of Solamachi at Tokyo Sky Tree and were amazed at the array of lollies they had for sale; goldfish, frogs, cats, pandas, horses and eagles (2180 yen – 3480 yen) to beautifully detailed Spring-themed lollies (600 yen each). They also sell Tokyo Solamachi Limited Bonbon Candy with Sake, Japanese citron liqueur, Soda pop and Brown sugar syrup flavours in liquid form within the candy (650 yen). Gift sets available as well.
Shinri Tezuka also has on display one real glass bottle of coca cola and one he made from candy. Guess which one is real. Visit his Twitter page to view the candy coca cola bottle making process and to find out.
Shinri Tezuka holds demonstrations and classes at his head office in Akasaka. Adults 3000 yen; Kids (High School age and younger) 2500 yen. Duration 60-90 min. Classes are held in Japanese only and reservations are required.
P.S. Visit the Sumida Aquarium or the Kodomonoyu Playcenter while you`re there.


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Welcome to the luxury & breathtaking Penthouse 2 story with the best view in Shangrila!!
Enjoy the magic in the amazing 4 Bedrooms located in tower 3 on the 17-18 Floor. Just 5 minutes from the Airport and a 1 block walk to the Marina where you will find numerous shops, restaurants and world class fishing. Beautiful gym overlooking the beach, sauna and hot tubs by the pool. Access to water activities are readily available, and the steps to the beach enhance the desirability of those fortunate enough to make this vacation opportunity a reality.
There are fireworks frequently at night in the bay with spectacular panoramic views of the mountains, ocean, marina and down town from every bedroom, living, dining and kitchen.
One of the largest balcony of any penthouse in all Puerto Vallarta, this is where you can enjoy the paradise of tranquility and relaxation with unobstructed views of the bay and beach.
Visit the beautiful downtown with the famous malecon, street fairs and performers, endless shopping and night clubs or visit the nearby towns. Puerto Vallarta has one thousand restaurants which attract the best chefs in all of Mexico.
Wether its with friends or loved ones, your stay at Shangri-La will be an amazing one. You can surely expect to enjoy your stay to its fullest extent.
We guarantee you will feel like royalty. We are here to serve you and hope you go away loving Puerto Vallarta the way everybody does. We like having the same people return to a home not a rental unit.


People with intrest in Thailand might have been following the news about the bad air quality in Bangkok. Well that is not only in Bangkok, this is a yearly event in North Thailand during what people now call the burning season (for what conveniently farmers are blamed). So people (me included) are becoming interested in knowing what level of air pollution is in their area. For this I use a app called AirVisual from the company Air Visual. But before you look at this app and start to worry, be sure you understand what you are seeing on this app. I will give an example of Nan province.
When you look up Nan province via this app, then at the moment (6:15am 14 February 2019) you will get an US AQI of 199. This is an international used standard of measuring air quality. This number means that the air is unhealthy for sensitive groups of people (and animals). But how is this number of 119 made? Well in Nan province are 2 stations that measure the air quality, both managed by Air Quality Management Thailand. But there is also data used from "AQI modeled using satellite data". And in some other provinces in Thailand (like in Chiang Mai or Bangkok) AQ data could also come from private stations (people who bought a Air Visual AQ device).
So now you know where the data came from. But how is that number 119 for Nan province made up? Well that is an average of the data collected in the province per hour. Now you should also know that AQ can change per hour and here in the mountains when at night there is no wind the AQ is worst. And AQ can depend very much per location. The AQ in one village could be bad will another village 5 km away could have reasonable AQ. So if you are living far away (like me in Pua) from any AQ station then the number of 119 for Nan province is just an indication.
But now we know that the AQ is not healthy, what are we doing about it? Well starting 15 February 2019 there is a 2 months burning ban. That means people are not allowed to burn anything. Now of course before 15 February people are burning everything, also things that are not dry yet. And personally I am wondering if the garbage dumps are also not burned for 2 months? And if the 100.000's of old diesel cars & trucks will stop driving for 2 months? And if the sugarcane factories will stop producing (they burn the sugarcane)? And of course the smoke from burning is not only created in Thailand, as a matter a fact we are made to believe that the most smoke comes from Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia. Well I am sure people there also burn their rice fields after the harvest but I believe that the majority of the air pollution is created in Thailand itself. But anyway bringing down the air pollution should be an international (ASEAN?) effort.
Remark : All this information is based on my personal experience with the use of Air Visual and living in North Thailand. I am not a air quality expert.


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Star-studded movie about the famous artist! Celebrated photographer and art impresario Alfred Stieglitz (Jeremy Irons) is shocked to learn that the extraordinary drawings he has recently discovered were rendered by a woman. Deciding to display the work of then-unknown artist Georgia O'Keeffe (Joan Allen) in his gallery without her knowledge, the fiercely private artist orders him to remove the collection. Once Alfred convinces her to allow him to become her benefactor and to champion her artistry, their relationship evolves as they fall deeply in love. Alfred leaves his wife for Georgia, but soon finds her rising star is poised to eclipse his light. As their relationship suffers, Alfred finds twisted ways to emotionally wound her, including taking a younger lover. Georgia's search for solace moves her west, where she finds new inspiration for her paintings – and ultimately her own voice – in the New Mexico landscape.
Anthony Mark
Michael Cristofer
Jeremy Irons, Joan Allen, Ed Begley Jr., Kathleen Chalfant, Linda Emond, Henry Simmons, Tyne Daly
Biopic more about turbulent relationship than art.
Parents need to know that this biographical movie focuses more on the tumultuous relationship between two lovers than on the artist in her own right. Some nudity (in the form of artistic nude female photos being taken and then displayed) and adult situations might prove too mature for younger viewers.
Release Date:September 19, 2009
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personally i see no harm to FI discussing it here. we should all be confident enough in FI that it can withstand and even thrive under a bit of healthy competition.
Surely a pump and dump would take longer than five minutes to be "in and out"?
And wouldn't be long enough to get the player on the risers list?
sure it was 2 different users buying and selling on the ticker.
just been sad enough to watch the user activity ticker-tape thing, and saw a young italian Palombi jump from 15p to 32p in about 5 minutes, and then drop back down to 15p five minutes later. it was the same person hoovering them all up, and then another person selling them back.
who makes money off this rapid rise / fall? guessing the answer will be its just a "pump and dump", but for this to happen in 5 minutes doesn't suggest that.
how much money would have had to be spent to cause the initial big rise?
its amazing how the sentiment on here changes so quickly. like others have said January growth was unsustainable / amazing. time for a level out. people who have been on here for some time will have seen this several times over.
no doubt the market is changing with a influx on new users / high growth..........but that just means we as long term traders need to flex our strategy and adapt to the times.
RE: Be glad when the transfer window is over!
ive just bought up some lanzini's. he's back in training after a long term injury and will steadily rise in the next few weeks until he makes his return.
how did it go for mikey boy?


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Home News Breaking News 'Al-Qaeda Snatched Missiles' in Libya
'Al-Qaeda Snatched Missiles' in Libya
Al-Qaeda's offshoot in North Africa has snatched surface-to-air missiles from an arsenal in Libya during the civil strife there, Chad's President says.
Idriss Deby Itno did not say how many surface-to-air missiles were stolen, but told the African weekly Jeune Afrique that he was "100 per cent sure" of his assertion.
"The Islamists of al-Qaeda took advantage of the pillaging of arsenals in the rebel zone to acquire arms, including surface-to-air missiles, which were then smuggled into their sanctuaries in Tenere," a desert region of the Sahara that stretches from northeast Niger to western Chad, Deby said in the interview.
"This is very serious. AQIM is becoming a genuine army, the best equipped in the region," he said.
His claim was echoed by officials in other countries in the region who said that they were worried that al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) might have acquired "heavy weapons", thanks to the insurrection.
"We have sure information. We are very worried for the sub-region," a Malian security source who did not want to be named said.
AQIM originated as an armed Islamist resistance movement to the secular Algerian government.
It now operates mainly in Algeria, Mauritania, Mali and Niger, where it has attacked military targets and taken civilian hostages, particularly Europeans, some of whom it has killed.
"We have the same information," about heavy weapons, including SAM 7 missiles, a military source from Niger said.
"It is very worrying. This overarming is a real danger for the whole zone," he added
"AQIM gets the weapons in two ways; people go and look for the arms in Libya to deliver them to AQIM in the Sahel, or AQIM elements go there themselves."
Elsewhere in the interview, Chad's president backed the assertion by his neighbour and erstwhile enemy Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi that the protests in Libya have been driven in part by al-Qaeda.
"There is a partial truth in what he says," Deby said.
"Up to what point? I don't know. But I am certain that AQIM took an active part in the uprising."
After years of tension between the two nations, which were at war during part of the 1980s, Deby has more recently maintained good relations with Gaddafi.
The Chadian leader described the international military intervention in Libya, launched a week ago by the United States, France and Britain, as a "hasty decision".
"It could have heavy consequences for the stability of the region and the spread of terrorism in Europe, the Mediterranean and the rest of Africa," he cautioned.
Deby denied assertions that mercenaries had been recruited in Chad to fight for Gaddafi, though some of the several thousand Chad nationals in Libya may have joined the fight "on their own".
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Raboisai! This is exactly the muslim president of islamericas' plan is – the reason why he is encouraging the so call "calm protests" to be allowed and for the governments to back off. He is one of theirs and is helping their plan all under the cover of 'America and Democracy'
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The Middle Tennessee Council is a local council of the Boy Scouts of America in Tennessee, with headquarters in Nashville.  It serves 37 Middle Tennessee counties and Fort Campbell, Kentucky.

History
The Nashville Council was founded in 1920 and was renamed the Nashville Area Council in 1929. In 1927 the Davy Crockett Council was created and eventually merged with the Nashville Area Council. The Nashville Area Council was renamed the Middle Tennessee Council in 1949.

In 1921, the Middle Tennessee Council's first summer camp was held at the original Boxwell Reservation, near Linton and is now lost to history. Nine years later, camp was held at a facility called as the Narrows of the Harpeth. In the 1950s and early 1960s, this camp was operated for African American troops. The camp was eventually sold to the state of Tennessee in the 1980s.

In 1950, another Boxwell opened near Rock Island (between McMinnville and Sparta that was operated from 1950 through 1959 and is still being maintained as the Charles E. Parish Wilderness Reservation.

In 1959, the current Boxwell opened on Old Hickory Lake near Lebanon, TN.

Organization
The council is divided into thirteen districts:
Bledsoe Creek, consisting of Robertson and Sumner counties
Caney Fork District, consisting of Clay, Dekalb, Jackson, Overton, Putnam, Van Buren, Warren and White Counties
Centennial District, consisting of Northern Davidson County
Cogioba District, consisting of Houston, Montgomery and Stewart Counties and Fort Campbell, KY
Cumberland River District, consisting of Macon, Smith, Trousdale, Wilson Counties
Elk River District, consisting of Bedford, Coffee, Franklin, Lincoln and Moore Counties
Frontier District, consisting of Giles, Lawrence, Lewis, Marshall, Maury, Perry and Wayne Counties
Highland Rim District, consisting of Cheatham, Dickson, Hickman and Humphreys Counties
James E. West District, consisting of Southwest Davidson County
Natchez Trace District, consisting of Williamson County
Percy Priest District, consisting of Southeast Davidson County
STEM District, Council wide
Trail of Tears District, consisting of Rutherford and Cannon Counties

On August 19th, 2020, the council hosted a District Alignment Study live webinar. If the proposed changes are voted on by the Council Executive Board, the number of district realignment will be official on January 1, 2021, with 13 districts.

Camps
Boxwell Reservation is a summer camp owned and operated by the Middle Tennessee Council.  The camp is located outside Lebanon, Tennessee, on the shores of Old Hickory Lake. and is home to Camp Craig, Camp Stahlman, Camp Parnell, Cubworld, Camp Light and Explorer Island.

Latimer Reservation is a high adventure oriented camp that provides programs of Climbing/Rappelling, Shooting Sports, Mountain Biking, Kayak/Paddle Board, Whitewater Rafting and Backpacking for first time explorers, aspiring enthusiasts, and serious experts.

Grimes Canoe Base is a primitive style Scout camp ideal for 1 to 2 night camping trips located near Linden, Tennessee on the Buffalo River.

Charles E. Parish Reservation Located in Rock Island, is available for Packs, Troops and Crews to use for weekend camping, camporees, fun days, overnighters, and other events.

Wa-Hi-Nasa Order of the Arrow Lodge

Wa-Hi-Nasa Lodge #111 is the Order of the Arrow lodge that serves the Middle Tennessee Council. Its headquarters are located in Nashville, TN.  The Order of the Arrow is an organization that is dedicated to cheerful service and brotherhood, and is the honor society of the Boy Scouts of America.

The lodge hosts a number of events per year that center around fellowship and service.  These include: Spring Shindig, August Induction Weekend, Summer Camp Cracker Barrels, June Induction Weekend, Fall Fellowship and Winter Banquet. In addition the lodge hosts the Councils Winter Camps at Boxwell and Latimer.
At Old Camp Boxwell at the Narrows of the Harpeth, on May 21, 1938, Gene Broyles and a ceremony team from Cherokee Lodge 50 performed the first ordeal ceremony for our fledgling Lodge. With their assistance, eight scouts successfully completed the ceremony: Roy Shaub, Hilary Osborn, O. E. Brandon, Jr., Lynn Farrar, Forest Glascow, James Gribble, W. J. Anderson, and Tillman Newsum. This original Ordeal ceremony was made possible due to the help of Dr. Peterson of Franklin. The charter members chose the name "Wa-Hi-Nasa", which translated from the Cherokee tongue means "Eagle Lodge"or according to the original charter Lair of Eagles. An Eagle with outspread wings was chosen as the lodge totem. During the summer of 1938, Roy Shaub was elected as the lodge's first Chief.

The Wa-Hi-Nasa Lodge is fortunate enough to boast several National Officers throughout the years, including 1987 Southeastern Region Chief Todd Trapnell, 1992 Southern Region Chief Michael Salazar, 1997 National Vice Chief Josh Sain, 2002 National Chief Clay Capp, 2013 National Chief Matt Brown, 2016 National Chief Hunter Jones and 2019 Southern Region Chief Sid Salazar; as well as several adult members serving on the National Committee and National Sub-Committees.

Order of the Arrow Distinguished Service Award recipients from the Wa-Hi-Nasa Lodge include Ray T. Capp, William F. Ketron, Howard B. Olson, Todd F. Trapnell, David W. Garrett, J Todd Metcalf, Michael A. Salazar, Craig B. Salazar, James A. Schwab, Carl E. Head II, Clay Capp, Benjamin W. Janke, Ian M. Romaine, Ronnie D. Turpin, Matthew E. Brown, Rob Anstett, Hunter Jones, Don Miller, Bobby Robinson and Sidney J. Salazar.

See also
Scouting in Tennessee

References

External links

 https://www.mtcbsa.org/
https://wa-hi-nasa.org/
http://www.mtcpatches.com/
 https://oainsignia.com/#/lodge/111A/patches
http://www.virtualboxwell.org/

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Home Trust Don't Be the Bubble-Buster in Your Marriage
Don't Be the Bubble-Buster in Your Marriage
Today's post comes from new Friend of the Newsletter ™ Gary Thomas. Gary is a well-known author and speaker about marriage and when you read his thoughts today you'll see why. You can buy Cherish – his new book referenced in this post – here.
Robert has an admittedly sordid history with pornography. He has been in recovery for years, has set up appropriate accountability and has gone out of his way to rebuild his marriage.
He has (in his words) "devoured" my book Cherish and has sought to apply every principle in every chapter. He knows he can never remove the hurt he has caused his wife in the past. He knows she will always feel a sense of betrayal, but he is working diligently to cherish her in the present in order to give her hope for the future. He has kept a "cherishing journal." He makes the bed every day, praying that God would bring joy back into their intimacy. He keeps fresh flowers in the bedroom. And he has learned to make sex all about his wife's pleasure. She is discovering, to her great delight, that it's possible for a thoughtful middle-aged husband to help his wife experience two or more "standing ovations" during a single performance.
His efforts outside the bedroom are just as intense. On vacation, he plans for her enjoyment and fun. He tries to make the most of every birthday and anniversary (as well as Valentine's Day).
On a recent birthday, he researched and purchased the perfect birthday present for her and couldn't wait to give it to her (though he waited to let her sleep in). She was delighted when she opened it. He then had two options for breakfast—her favorite restaurant or her favorite meal at home. She opted for the restaurant.
Robert took great pains to get ready. His wife had scolded him for always wearing a "Jerry Seinfeld" outfit of jeans and running shoes, so he picked out an outfit that he thought would perhaps even impress her.
"Gary," he told me, "I came out of the bedroom all dressed up, feeling like a boy who is looking at his mom before he goes to school, hoping she'd be impressed that I have listened and changed, and the only thing she said was, 'Your shirt is wrinkled.'"
Robert didn't respond the way he wishes he would have or should have. But this was not the first such "bubble busting" occurrence. He knows he has messed up. But he also knows he has changed and that there has been great improvement in virtually every aspect of their marriage. He doesn't want his wife to pretend the past never happened, but he does want her to acknowledge that the present is very different.
"Our family knows her as a 'bubble buster,'" Robert explained. "The family joke is that when one of her grandchildren is old enough to draw her a picture, she's likely to say, 'The leaves are the wrong color.'"
Forgiveness is difficult. It takes time to fight past resentment and contempt for a spouse's past failings. But if you have decided to work through whatever the issue was, then part of working through it is learning to "reboot" your brain and acknowledge the progress your spouse has made. Sometimes, we fear that acknowledging a new present might diminish the hurtful past. That's not true. That's a lie. But you punish yourself and your spouse if you keep acting like nothing has changed.
Robert remains committed to cherishing his spouse. I admitted to him that one of the potential weaknesses of Cherish is that marriage is much sweeter when both spouses embrace the message. Lisa and I are in the midst of our best marital years by far because we are bothcommitted to the idea and practice of cherishing each other. Doing so makes marriage very sweet, indeed.
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"Unilateral" cherishing still makes marriage better, but it's not the same and it won't produce the same results. It can help, but the marriage will still have its weaknesses.
If your spouse is trying to grow, don't hold her or him back by nailing them to the past.Acknowledge the growth. Don't compare them to where you wish they would be, especially if your wish is a perfect spouse. Compare them to what they were, be thankful for the growth and encourage them.
My fear is that Robert may be tempted to give up. He has had many doors slammed in his face. My prayer for him and my counsel for him is to persevere, and to find creative ways to share with his spouse how this "bubble busting" is holding both of them back.
I wish his spouse would read Cherish. She's of the mindset, however, that because Robert is the one who "messed up," he's the one who needs to experience all of the "fixing." She's missing out on some sweeter seasons of marriage, perhaps not realizing how far a husband will go to preserve a cherishing marriage once he tastes it.
Let's pause for a moment and ask ourselves, do we acknowledge our spouse's growth? Are we comparing them with how much better they are now than they used to be, or are we downgrading them because they're still not where we think they should be? Do we think discouragement fosters more change than encouragement? Wouldn't you rather go out on a date with an enthusiastic and earnest husband who has a wrinkled shirt than blow up a date by essentially saying, "I know you tried really hard, but you still don't quite measure up?"
Let's not be bubble busters. Let's learn to cherish each other as we are and as we grow into the people we yet want to be. After all, doing so is ultimately for our own good.
[As always with posts of this kind, I want to emphasize that I am not calling wives in abusive and violent marriages "bubble busters." There are some marriages from which women need to be saved, and cherishing isn't an appropriate strategy to confront violence.]
If you're a wife reading this who recognizes a little bit of herself in Robert's wife, I urge you to consider getting a copy of my newest book Loving Him Well: Practical Advice for Wives to Influence Their Husbands. It's a substantial re-write of Sacred Influence.
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Prosecutor demands aggravated life sentence for Kavala in new indictment: report
An Istanbul prosecutor in a new indictment has demanded an aggravated life sentence for Osman Kavala, a prominent businessman and rights activist, Turkish Minute reported on Thursday.
Kavala will be tried before the Istanbul 36th High Criminal Court, which has approved the indictment, on charges of "attempting to overthrow the constitutional order" through his alleged involvement in a coup attempt in Turkey in July 2016 as well as "political espionage" for an additional 20 years in prison.
The indictment, drafted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, said Kavala allegedly helped Henri Barkey, an American academic who formerly worked at the US Department of State. Barkey is accused by Turkey of spying for foreign governments.
The new indictment reportedly details the "relationship" between Kavala and Barkey as "new evidence" in reference to the alleged espionage, a charge of which Kavala was acquitted in the Gezi Park case.
In February Kavala and eight other defendants were acquitted of charges of attempting to overthrow the state through their involvement in the 2013 nationwide Gezi Park protests. After spending more than two years in Silivri Prison in Istanbul, the judge said there was "not enough concrete evidence" against the accused.
However, just hours before he was released, the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office issued a detention warrant for Kavala on charges related to the failed coup.
Kavala's lawyers described the new arrest as a tactic to circumvent a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). In December the ECtHR urged Kavala's immediate release, saying he had not committed a crime as there was no reasonable suspicion in the Gezi indictment.
Speaking to Deutsche Welle (DW) after Kavala's second arrest in February, Barkey denied the allegations of his involvement in the coup attempt and his contacts with Kavala.
"They [the Turkish judicial authorities] have been accusing me [of involvement in the coup]. However, they have written my name incorrectly in the case [file]. They cannot be serious prosecutors. Everything in Turkey is [a] fabrication. It is impossible to answer all those lies. Yet, they don't believe whatever you say. And the media is not a media [in Turkey]," Barkey said at the time.
According to Barkey, the allegations were made up by the prosecutors to keep Kavala behind bars.
The prosecutors argued in the indictment that the two met at a restaurant in Istanbul three days after the coup and communicated with each other in 93 hours of mobile phone calls.
Kavala and Barkey, however, claim they just ran into each other that night at the restaurant and that they had not made a single private call. They said the 93 hours represented signals received by their mobile phones from the same cell tower.
The approval of the new indictment came during the week that Turkey's Constitutional Court (AYM) was scheduled to review Kavala's individual application with regard to his imprisonment. However, amid recent discussions on the overhaul of the court, the AYM postponed the hearing.
Last week Devlet Bahçeli, leader of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), had called for a restructuring of the AYM in line with the new executive presidency in the country. Immediately afterward, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and some members of the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) announced their support for Bahçeli's proposal.
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We aim to please all our visitors in our home based three bedroomed Bed and Breakfast. The following statement is a summary of our provision. If you have any specific questions please feel free to call us on 01629 822 813 and we will endeavour to help.
There is a bus stop near the entrance and a bus service every hour into Matlock. Local taxis can be arranged.
The nearest train station is 10 minutes away by car.
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We are on the on the right hand side of the road just before you get to the main part of the village. There is ample room for parking in the courtyard.
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There are 14 stairs with a banister to the first floor where the India room and the Tibet room are situated.
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Johnson's appointment and the administrative restructuring come on the heels of an external consultant's recommendation to reduce the number of direct reports to the UT president to enhance the president's ability to focus on other strategic areas.
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Mac Wiseman (Malcolm B. Wiseman, May 23, 1925 – February 24, 2019) was an American bluegrass singer, guitarist and songwriter. Born in Crimora, Virginia, he attended school in New Hope Virginia and graduated from high school there in 1943. He studied at the Shenandoah Conservatory in Dayton, Virginia, before it moved to Winchester, Virginia in 1960, and started his career as a disc jockey at WSVA-AM in Harrisonburg, Virginia. His musical career began as upright bass player in the band of country singer Molly O'Day. When Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs left Bill Monroe's ban… read more
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Is Minecraft Dungeons Coming to PS4? Answered
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While we've known about Minecraft: Dungeons for almost a year now, E3 2019 brought us a closer look at how the game will actually play, some additional details, and most importantly a release window in the not-too-distant future. As such, some players may be wondering if this new take on the blocky phenomenon is coming to the PS4. Well, here's what you need to know.
Minecraft Dungeons on PS4 – What You Need to Know
Well, the good news is that despite Minecraft: Dungeons coming from Microsoft's first-party studio, Mojang, it's still going to be making its way to PS4, among other platforms. Though this was easy to miss during Microsoft's E3 2019 conference, the gameplay trailer presented during the show has shown up on the official PlayStation YouTube channel, which is more than enough evidence.
Additionally, if you needed any more evidence that Minecraft Dungeons wasn't a Microsoft exclusive, a blog post over on the official Minecraft website reads:
"Of course, it wouldn't hurt if said trailer also ended with an announcement of four-player local and online co-op, and revealed that the game will not only come to Windows PC, but also to Xbox One, Xbox Game Pass, Nintendo Switch and PS4." Oh, and as mentioned here, the gameplay reveal trailer at the end featured the PS4 as a newly announced platform among others.
You can check out the new gameplay trailer out down below:
Whether or not the game is cross-play across all the announced platforms remains to be seen, but we'll be keeping our fingers crossed that it'll follow in the footsteps of the original Minecraft, and then some and let PS4 players join in on the cross-platform play fun, too. For now, though, we'll just have to wait and see.
That's everything you need to know about whether or not Minecraft Dungeons is coming to PS4. For more tips, tricks, and guides, be sure to search for Twinfinite.
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Who do I report nursing home abuse to in San Diego?
If there is an emergency, you should call 911. In all other cases of nursing home abuse and neglect, below or some resources you can use to report nursing home abuse.
You may report nursing home abuse regarding any nursing home or business that is licensed by the Licensing and Certification Division of the California Department of Public Health (DPH).
You may also report to the local Ombudsman in the County where the abuse or neglect is believed to have occurred. The local Ombudsman does not have any legal authority to enforce the law but can be helpful getting disputes resolved.
Some elder abuse rises to the level of a crime and is appropriately reported to the policy and the district attorney's office.
The district attorney in San Diego has a special hotline.
The BMFEA is a division of the State Attorney General's office.
They investigate and pursue people that abuse and neglect elders in nursing homes and disabled people in facilities funded by Medi-Cal.
Mail – Department of Justice, Office of the Attorney General, Bureau of Medi-Cal Fraud and Elder Abuse, P.O. Box 944255, Sacramento, CA, 94244-2550.


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The Sewell Home for the Temporally Displaced
by Sarah Pinsker
Published in June 2014 (Issue 49) | 873 words
© 2014 by Sarah Pinsker.
Judy says, "It's snowing."
I look out the window. The sky is the same dirty grey as the snow left from last week's storm. I stand up to look closer, to find a backdrop against which I might see what she sees. The radiator is warm against my knees.
"You don't mean now." It's not really a question, but she shakes her head. She looks through me, through another window, at other weather. She smiles. Whenever she is, it must be beautiful.
"Describe it for me," I say.
"Big, fluffy snow. The kind that doesn't melt when it lands on your gloves. Big enough to see the shapes of individual flakes."
"Do you know when you are?"
She strains to catch a different view. "1890s, maybe? The building across the street hasn't been built yet. I wish I could see down to the street, Marguerite."
Judy isn't supposed to leave her bed, but I help her into her yellow slippers, help her to her feet. I try to make myself strong enough for her to lean on. We shuffle to the window. She looks down.
"There's a brougham waiting at the front door. The horse is black, and he must have been driven hard, because the snow that's collecting elsewhere is just melting when it hits him. There's steam coming off him."
I don't say anything. I can't see it, but I can picture it.
"Somebody came out of the building. He's helping a woman out of the carriage," she says. "Her clothes don't match the era or the season. She's wearing jeans and a T-shirt."
"A Distillers t-shirt," I say.
"Yes! Can you see her too?"
"No," I say. "That was me, the first time I came here. I didn't stay long, that first time."
I hear the creak of the door. It's Zia, my least favorite of the nurses. She treats us like children. "Judy, what are we doing up? We could get hurt if we have an episode."
She turns to me. "And you, Marguerite. We should know better to encourage her."
"Your pronouns are very confusing," I tell her.
She ignores me. "Well, let's get down to lunch, since we're both up and about."
Zia puts Judy in a wheelchair. I follow them down to the dining room, slow and steady. She pushes Judy up to the first available space, at a table with only one vacancy. I'm forced to sit across the room. I don't like being so far away from her. I would make a fuss, but I try to tell myself we can stand to be apart for one meal. I keep an eye on her anyway.
Judy isn't fully back yet. She doesn't touch her food. Mr. Kahn and Michael Lim and Grace de Villiers are all talking across her. Mr. Kahn is floating his spoon, demonstrating the finer points of the physics of his first time machine, as he always does.
"Meatloaf again," mutters Emily Arnold, to my left. "I can't wait until vat protein is invented."
"It tastes good enough, Emily. The food here is really pretty decent for an industrial kitchen in this time period." We've all had worse.
We eat our meatloaf. Somebody at the far end of the room has a major episode and we're all asked to leave before we get our jello. I can't quite see who it is, but she's brandishing her butter knife like a cutlass, her legs braced against a pitching deck. The best kind of episode, where you're fully then again. We all look forward to those. It's funny that the staff act like it might be contagious.
I wait in Judy's room for her to return. Zia wheels her in and lifts her into the bed. She's light as a bird, my Judy. Zia frowns when she sees me. I think she'd shoo me out more often if either of us had family that could lodge a complaint. Michael and Grace are allowed to eat together but not to visit each other's rooms. Grace's children think she shouldn't have a relationship now that she lives in so many times at once. Too confusing, they say, though Grace doesn't know whether they mean for them or for her.
"How was your dinner?" I ask Judy.
"I can't remember," she says. "But I saw you come in for the first time. You said 'How is this place real?' and young Mr. Kahn said 'Because someday all of us will build it.'"
"And then I asked 'When can I get started?' and he said 'You already did.'"
I can see it now. The dining room was formal, then. Everyone stared when I came in, but most of the smiles were knowing ones. They understood the hazards of timesling. They had been there, or they were there, or they were going to be.
Judy takes my hand. I lean over to kiss her.
"It's snowing," I say. "I can't wait to meet you."
Sarah Pinsker
Sarah Pinsker is the author of the novelette In Joy, Knowing the Abyss Behind, winner of the 2014 Sturgeon Award and 2013 Nebula Award finalist, and 2014 Nebula finalist, A Stretch of Highway Two Lanes Wide. Her fiction has appeared in Asimov's, Strange Horizons, Fantasy & Science Fiction, and Lightspeed, and in anthologies including Long Hidden, Fierce Family, and The Future Embodied. She is also a singer/songwriter and has toured nationally behind three albums; a fourth is forthcoming. In the best of all timelines, she lives with her wife and dog in Baltimore, Maryland. She can be found online at sarahpinsker.com and on Twitter @sarahpinsker.


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Q: Basic question about simplifying a square root I just wanted to know how to get from $\sqrt{12}$ to $2\sqrt{3}$
Because my buddy was teaching me math the other day and gave me a list with some basic exercises to do, one of which is to solve $f(x)=\sqrt{x^2 + 2x + 4}$ for $x=2$
The result I found was $\sqrt{12}$ but WolframAlpha says it is $2\sqrt{3}$ and I don't know how to get there. Is it wrong to just leave it as the first one?

A: As pointed out by egreg in the comments, $\sqrt{12} = \sqrt{4\times 3} = \sqrt{4}\times\sqrt{3} = 2\times\sqrt{3} = 2\sqrt{3}$.
If the number $\sqrt{12}$ comes up, it is not wrong to leave it as $\sqrt{12}$ instead of $2\sqrt{3}$ (they are equal after all). If a question asks you to give the final answer in simplest terms, then you are expected to use $2\sqrt{3}$ instead of $\sqrt{12}$.

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Hear Carly Rae Jepsen's "Cut to the Feeling"
Another Emotion b-side that's just as good anything she's ever done
Good news, Internet: you can now listen to another track—out of over 200!—Carly Rae Jepsen recorded for Emotion. This one is called "Cut to the Feeling" and it's been repurposed for inclusion in the soundtrack to Ballerina, an animated film featuring Jepson.
You'll have to endure a little bit of terrible film dialogue—"That really is... my girlfriend!"—but the song is pure gold. I really can't remember the last album as good as Emotion that had enough unused recorded material for a stellar, nearly full-length B-sides collection, and then still have enough goods for random film soundtracks. Jepsen says she wrote an unbelievable 250 songs for Emotion, and by my count, we've only heard 26 of them. 28, if you believe her "It Takes Two" (with Lil Yachty) and "Last Christmas" covers could've been recorded for the album. We could theoretically be hearing music from the vault for a while. I, for one, am more than ready for a 12-disc version Emotion.
Listen to a fan upload of "Cut to the Feeling" below.
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The Autobiography of Charles Darwin
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Darwin wrote the book, which he entitled Recollections of the Development of my Mind and Character, for his family. He still stands as the leading figure of that revolution in scientific thought which followed the publication of the Origin of Species in the middle of the 19th century, a revolution soon involving all realms of knowledge. But posterity must continually reassess the past, and accurate contemporary sources are specially needed to provide insight into those stormy seasons when the wind of accepted belief changes. The great figures must be seen in their own setting and their own words must be heard, cleared of the posthumous growth of later dogmas. In the Autobiography Charles Darwin tells the story of the slow maturing of his mind and of his theories, leading to the publication of the Linnean paper with A. R. Wallace in 1858, and of the Origin of Species in 1859. The time has come for restoring the suppressions made in 1887. The occasional astringency of some passages had to be censored seventy years ago out of deference to the feelings of friends; now these comments not only seem harmless, but are revealing flashes lighting up the past.
On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life
Journal of Researches into the Natural History and Geology of the Countries visited during the voyage round the world of H.M.S. Beagle
On The Origin of Species 1st Edition


Architecture or technology leadership role (Chief Technology Officer, Chief Architect, VP/Director of Technology/Engineering) in a small high technology company located in San Francisco or the East Bay.
Strong technical leadership across various leading edge technologies, including Java (J2SE/J2EE), web services, enterprise architectures, hosting, and database management systems. Strong experience in evaluating and using open source technology. Experience from an individual contributor to managing a small engineering organization. Strong skills in effectively communicating technology and architecture, both internal and external to the company.
Success Metrics, San Francisco, CA. 6/2006 - present.
Success Metrics provides analytic applications that turn raw business data into the actions that drive results. By uniquely combining business visibility with in-depth best practice analysis and prescriptive insight, Success Metrics is able to systematically deliver unparalleled insight into the optimal actions for each employee - enabling rapid increases in effectiveness throughout the organization.
Responsible for the design, development, testing, and delivery of the Success Metrics product suite.
Geac Computer Corporation/Extensity, Emeryville, CA. 3/2003 - 4/2006.
Geac is a global enterprise software company for business performance management. The company provides more than 18,000 customers worldwide, including approximately 40% of the Fortune 100, with the core financial and operational solutions and services to improve their business performance in real time. Geac collaborates with existing and prospective customers through a network of approximately 2,500 professionals in 55 locations worldwide.
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3/2003 - 4/2006: Senior Director for Technology, Member of the Office of the CTO.
Responsible for the architecture and technology of the Geac Expense Management (Extensity) product suite.
Investigate relevant technologies, propose, and/or prototype their use within Geac. This included the use of open source technology.
Technology and architecture evaluation in M&A activities.
Architectural and Hosting consultant for other divisions within Geac.
Represent the Geac technology and architecture to partners, prospects, and customers.
Technical due diligence and transition support for the successful $50M Geac acquisition of Comshare.
Organized and ran the first Geac World-Wide developers conference.
Member of the team that developed selection criteria, evaluated, and then selected offshoring partners for two engineering groups with Geac.
Extensity 6.5 (first release with an HTML client, using a leading edge J2EE framework).
Extensity Incorporated, Emeryville, CA. 7/1998 - 3/2003.
Extensity is a leading provider of Employee Relationship Management (ERM) solutions -- ERM helps enterprises control costs and improve employee effectiveness, enabling every employee to have a positive impact on the bottom line. The Extensity ERM suite automates employee-based financial processes, including business travel and expense reporting, billable and payroll time capture and procurement, in a single, consolidated solution that provides efficiency, control, and effectiveness through analytics. Extensity has licensed more than 1,000,000 seats worldwide to companies like Allianz, A.T. Kearney, Aventis, Cisco Systems, Merck, and Office Depot.
Responsible for the architecture and technology of the Extensity product suite.
Coordinate the activities of the architects across the company.
Investigate relevant technologies, propose, and/or prototype their use within the product suite.
Represent the Extensity technology and architecture to partners, prospects, customers, and the press. This includes creating white papers and conference presentations.
Technical due diligence and transition support for the successful $47M Geac acquisition of Extensity.
Overall architect for Extensity 5.X and 6.X (6.0 being the first release to use J2EE and J2SE).
Responsible for the architecture of the Extensity application server and integrating it with external systems.
Responsible for evaluating new technologies for integration within the Extensity product suite.
Member of a small tiger team that rewrote substantial portions of the Extensity product for release 3.0.
Objectivity Incorporated, Mountain View, CA. 9/1990 - 7/1998.
Objectivity, Inc. is the leading provider of high performance, scalable object databases with unrivaled support for mixed-language development and distributed, mixed-hardware environments. Objectivity boosts developer productivity, shortens time to market, and provides the ideal platform for mission-critical applications requiring continuous performance and adaptability to future technologies. Objectivity's customers include CUNA Mutual, Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, Qualcomm, Fisher-Rosemount, TRW, Nortel, NEC, and numerous government and academic research institutions.
Responsible for all facets of engineering (development, testing, documentation, release management) for Version 5.0 of Objectivity/DB and maintenance versions of older releases.
Directly managed the development of the database engine.
Designed and implemented the Aziza Enterprise Web Content Manager.
Windows and Macintosh versions of the Objectivity/DB.
Objectivity/DB programming interfaces and tools.
Porting and internationalization of Objectivity/DB.
Designed and implemented the Berkeley Oct data management and the CAD Framework Initiative Design Representation interfaces on top of Objectivity/DB.
Electronics Research Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, CA. 9/1981 - 8/1990.
Managed the development of the Berkeley IC CAD Framework.
Managed the distribution and support of the Oct Tools IC CAD software distribution. Editor for the documentation.
University of California at Berkeley representative to various funding agencies, industrial consortia, and standards bodies dealing with IC CAD frameworks.
Received University Management and Professional Program Incentive award.
Developed a knowledge-based program to find errors in circuit designs.
Developed a program to compare circuit schematics (graph comparison).
Developed a framework for integrating IC CAD tools.
Tektronix Incorporated, Beaverton, OR. Summers 1978 - 1984.
Worked in the MOS Design, IC CAD, and Silicon Tools Groups on various IC CAD projects.
Projects included: quad-tree binning for a graphics editor, NMOS standard cell library design, and IC process parameter storage, analysis, and display.
Presenter at JavaOne 2002: "Java Technology on the Desktop in the Enterprise".
Panel Member at JavaOne 1999: "Where Java Technology is Working in the Enterprise".
Member of the Infoworld CTO Network (2002).
Attended Infoworld CTO Forum (2001 and 2002).
Panel Member at Object World 1993.
Presented at ICCD 1988 (Best Paper Award).
Reviewer for the ICCAD and Design Automation Conferences.
Reviewed the IC CAD Framework research at the German National Research Labs (1993).
Participant in the CAD Framework Initiative - Vice-Chair of Design Representation Technical Subcommittee, co-editor of the CFI 1.0 Design Representation Standard.
Presented at ICCAD 1983 and 1985.
Geac, "Geac Expense Management: An Architectural Overview," July 2004.
Rick Spickelmier, "Java Technology on the Desktop in the Enterprise," JavaOne 2002.
Rick Spickelmier and Brian Richards, "The OCT Data Manager," Anatomy of a Silicon Compiler, Robert W. Brodersen, editor. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston, 1992.
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The situation concerning Western Sahara
Recalling all its previous resolutions on Western Sahara,
Reaffirming its strong support for the efforts of the Secretary-General and his
Personal Envoy to implement resolutions 1754 (2007) and 1783 (2007),
Reaffirming its commitment to assist the parties to achieve a just, lasting and
mutually acceptable political solution, which will provide for the self-determination
of the people of Western Sahara in the context of arrangements consistent with the
principles and purposes of the Charter of the United Nations, and noting the role and
responsibilities of the parties in this respect,
Reiterating its call upon the parties and States of the region to continue to
cooperate fully with the United Nations and with each other to end the current
impasse and to achieve progress towards a political solution,
Taking note of the Moroccan proposal presented on 11 April 2007 to the
Secretary-General and welcoming serious and credible Moroccan efforts to move
the process forward towards resolution; also taking note of the Polisario Front
proposal presented 10 April 2007 to the Secretary-General,
Taking note of the four rounds of negotiations held under the auspices of the
Secretary-General; welcoming the progress made by the parties to enter into direct
negotiations,
Welcoming the agreement of the parties expressed in the Communique of the
Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General for Western Sahara of 18 March 2008 to
explore the establishment of family visits by land, which would be in addition to the
existing program by air, and encouraging them to do so in cooperation with the
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees,
Welcoming the commitment of the parties to continue the process of
negotiations through United Nations sponsored talks,
Noting the Secretary-General's view that the consolidation of the status quo is
not an acceptable outcome of the current process of negotiations, and noting further
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that progress in the negotiations will have a positive impact on the quality of life of
the people of Western Sahara in all its aspects,
Having considered the report of the Secretary-General of 14 April 2008
(S/2008/251),
1. Reaffirms the need for full respect of the military agreements reached
with MINURSO with regard to the ceasefire;
2. Endorses the report's recommendation that realism and a spirit of
compromise by the parties are essential to maintain the momentum of the process of
negotiations;
3. Calls upon the parties to continue to show political will and work in an
atmosphere propitious for dialogue in order to enter into a more intensive and
substantive phase of negotiations, thus ensuring implementation of resolutions 1754
and 1783 and the success of negotiations; and affirms its strong support for the
commitment of the Secretary-General and his Personal Envoy towards a solution to
the question of Western Sahara in this context;
4. Calls upon the parties to continue negotiations under the auspices of the
Secretary-General without preconditions and in good faith, taking into account the
efforts made since 2006 and subsequent developments, with a view to achieving a
just, lasting and mutually acceptable political solution, which will provide for the
self-determination of the people of Western Sahara in the context of arrangements
consistent with the principles and purposes of the Charter of the United Nations, and
noting the role and responsibilities of the parties in this respect;
5. Invites Member States to lend appropriate assistance to these talks;
6. Requests the Secretary-General to keep the Security Council informed on
a regular basis on the status and progress of these negotiations under his auspices,
and expresses its intention to meet to receive and discuss his report;
7. Requests the Secretary-General to provide a report on the situation in
Western Sahara well before the end of the mandate period;
8. Urges Member States to provide voluntary contributions to fund
Confidence Building Measures that allow for increased contact between separated
family members, especially family visits, as well as for other confidence building
measures that may be agreed between the parties;
9. Decides to extend the mandate of the United Nations Mission for the
Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) until 30 April 2009;
10. Requests the Secretary-General to continue to take the necessary
measures to ensure full compliance in MINURSO with the United Nations zero
tolerance policy on sexual exploitation and abuse and to keep the Council informed,
and urges troop-contributing countries to take appropriate preventive action
including pre-deployment awareness training, and other action to ensure full
accountability in cases of such conduct involving their personnel;
11. Decides to remain seized of the matter.
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Bala Melikyan – Xaric Segah
Written by JW
I reached out to Excavated Shellac followers on Facebook, asking for suggestions in an attempt to give myself a much-needed kick to complete a new post. One of the primary requests was string music from Iran. I decided for something in the ballpark, geographically and musically, though slightly more complicated.
The artist featured here, Bala Melikyan, was an Armenian from Nagorno-Karabakh, the currently autonomous, disputed territory inside present-day Azerbaijan. Mountainous Karabakh has been a region with ethnic strife between the majority Armenians, who refer to it by the ancient name of Artsakh and are allied with Armenia, and the Azeris. The conflict dates back well over 100 years, rooted in the Bolshevik takeover of what was then known as Transcaucasia, and is something I will freely admit to being only a novice at grasping. What I can say, however, is that when it came to recording music in the Caucuasus prior to the Russian Revolution, the region was ethnically complex. Whenever a recording engineer went to Tbilisi in Georgia (considered the cultural center of the Caucasus at the time), or Baku in Azerbaijan, multiple ethnicities were recorded, and often the musicians played with each other, regardless of ethnicity. Singers commonly performed in multiple languages. This, on its own, naturally suggests deep musical ties all across the Caucasus, and of course, Iran.
Such is the case with Bala Melikyan. Born in 1888, Melikyan was a Christian Armenian from Shusha in Karabakh, a city known for its musicians who practiced the Azeri musical form known as mugham, and one of the primary cities for Armenians in the Caucasus, along with Tbilisi. His instrument was the tar, the long-necked lute of the region with a resonator that is "waisted" with an hourglass shape, traditionally is made of mulberry wood, and with three sets of double strings. Melikyan was the son of a famous tar player from Shusha known simply as Grigor (1859-1929). I've documented Grigor as having recorded for the Gramophone Company in at least two sessions in Tbilisi, under the names Balitka Grigor (1909) and Bala Grigorevich (1910), respectively.
Prior to the Russian Revolution (as discussed in this earlier post), the recording industry in the region was for the most part run by Europe-based multinational corporations. Even smaller labels, liked Extraphone in Kiev, who recorded in Baku, were sub-branches of European companies. After the onset of World War I and the Russian Revolution, there was a dramatic slowdown if not a full shutdown. Recording in the Caucasus and many other places under Soviet control essentially ceased after 1915 (and the 1915 sessions made by the Gramophone Company were completely lost). The industry began to pick itself up throughout the 1920s – but this time, it was governed by the State.
According to Anzor Erkomaishvili, after the Revolution there was no recording in the Caucasus until 1930*. This is one of the first – a tar improvisation by Melikyan in the Azeri mugham repertoire, in the segah mode. It was likely recorded in Tbilisi, as the flip side is from the same sessions and features a kemanche (violin) solo by Sasha Oganezashvili (1889-1932). Oganezashvili, a Georgian who was also known as Alexander Ohanyan Arshak, had actually recorded with Bala Melikyan's father in 1909, for the Gramophone Company.
Melikyan died in 1935. This disc was issued first on the MuzTrust label, then reissued a few years later on the SovSong label. SovSong was pressed by the Aprelevka pressing plant – long before the famous and well-distributed Aprelevsky Zavod imprint of the giant Soviet recording apparatus.
Label: SovSong
Issue Number: 414
Matrix Number: 1010
*This seems to hold true. There were, however, Georgian, Armenian, and Azeri songs pressed on 78 on the Muzpred label in the mid-1920s, all performed by a man named Armenak Kahurov. It may be very likely, however, that these were all recorded in Russia.
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5 thoughts on "Bala Melikyan – Xaric Segah"
Samuli Koponen says:
What a brilliant, brilliant record! I'm getting all sorts of associations listening to it. I think it's definitely jazzy and I can hear traces of instrumental flamenco there as well. And, sure, it's obviously more closely linked to both Levantine and Persian traditions of instrumental improvisation. Still, when the performer uses a solo instrument the way Bala Melikyan does here, I feel the performance ultimately transcends local traditions.
I love it – thank you for your thoughts!
C.Strøm says:
Dear JW,
as always I am impressed by your indepth knowledge, of the recordings posted on this site.
I recieved your Dust-To-DIgital release of stringed instrument a while ago, and it rings beautifully to my ears. (One thing though, I do wonder what the norwegian word, Jornvrongia, means??)
Anyway thanks again for the Music and knowledge, I cannot wait to hear more….!
Thanks a lot! I appreciate the support!
David Mayers says:
Dreams that lead back to Crimean Tatar discs I found 30 years ago..thankyou so much
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Q: Adding number of time steps at the end/start of a zoo time series I have a zoo time series and I want to add some dummy time steps with same time interval at the end/start. For example, I have the following time series and I want to add two more time steps at the end, for times ......21:00:00 BST and  ......21:30:00 BST  where all observations are zero.
my.zoo.ts = zoo(matrix(c(1:8),ncol=2),
            c("2012-07-05 19:00:00 BST", "2012-07-05 19:30:00 BST",
              "2012-07-05 20:00:00 BST", "2012-07-05 20:30:00 BST"))

What is the easiest way to do it? (Apart from editing the above code, Of course) )

A: The series is currently using character strings for times which is not likely what you want so first convert them to POSIXct date/time objects:
time(my.zoo.ts) <- as.POSIXct(time(my.zoo.ts))

The times seem to be spaced by 30 minutes so suppose we want to append 100 and 101 in the two columns at 30 minutes past the last time:
z <- zoo(cbind(100, 101), end(my.zoo.ts) + 30 * 60)
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Based on an Idea of Mine
What is your major accomplishment?
by Alan Smith (06/28/2008) | Timely Truths
Townsend, the developer of the laser, was once asked if he didn't have a tremendous sense of achievement in all he had accomplished with his invention, such as methods for precision measurements, laser disc, and weapons technology.
He remarked, "Not really." He said that he could easily identify with the beaver and relayed the following story:
A beaver and a chipmunk happened upon the Hoover Dam while out strolling one day. They were caught off-guard, completely overwhelmed with amazement and awe at the size and magnificence of this structure.
Once the beaver recovered, he remarked, "Well, actually, I didn't build it myself, but it's based upon an idea of mine."
Like much of scientific advancement, I see spiritual growth as a building process. I took the spiritual training my parents gave me and have built upon it, and I expect my children to take the training that I give them and build upon that. I fully expect them to accomplish some great things in their lives, things that I may not have built myself, but which are based on spiritual principles which I have shared with them.
Who knows what you may accomplish!
Paul was referring to this process when he said of Timothy, "I call to remembrance the genuine faith that is in you, which dwelt first in your grandmother Lois and your mother Eunice, and I am persuaded is in you also" (1 Timothy 1:5). I wonder if Lois and Eunice ever even imagined all that that little boy Timothy would accomplish in his lifetime?
You may not feel like you're accomplishing much, but if you are instilling in your children (or others) a faith in God, who knows what they may accomplish in the years ahead!
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