1885- 1946: At 325 Vernon Avenue, Crown Point, Lake County, Indiana from the time he was married until he moved to Chicago in his old age to live with a daughter.
Wife Pearl when to Englewood to be with her mother for the births of May, Josephine, and Walter.
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Guy's parents were born in Indiana, but they had moved to Illinois by the time he was born. He lived there until 1900 when the family returned to Marshall County, Indiana. By 1909 he had moved yet again, this time to Lorain, Ohio. He was in Dickson County, Tennessee for awhile, but had returned to Indiana by 1917 when his son Meredith was born in Starke County.
He worked as a rigger in a shipyard, as a railroad fireman, and as a civil engineer in Lorain, Ohio. When his first wife, Arizona Baker died in 1919, he gave his children, Margaret and Meredith, to his brother Charles to raise. After he remarried, he took his daughter back, but not his son. A stroke in 1942 left him confined to a wheelchair.
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The Smith family left Knox County, Indiana, about 1834 for Rapides Parish, Louisiana. Ambrose's parents had a cotton plantation, as well as a house in New Orleans. Julia Rainey had several children from her previous marriage that became part of his household. During his first marriage, Ambrose lived in Kentucky, but later took the children to Louisiana after their mother's death. In 1859 he purchased land in Lawrence County, Arkansas. Shortly after the town of Portia was opened on the railroad, Ambrose moved there. He was a dry goods merchant, a druggist, and a land merchant.
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William lived in Shelbyville, Shelby County, Indiana, then in 1858, his family moved to Walnut Township, Marshall County, Indiana. He enlisted as a Private in Company A, 53rd Regiment of the Indiana Infantry Volunteers at Michigan City, Indiana, in April 1865. After being honorably discharged at Louisville, Kentucky, in July 1865, he returned to Marshall County and took up farming. He and his young family moved in 1882 to West Olive Township, Ottawa County, Michigan, then to Lowell Township, Kent County, Michigan, in 1890.
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It's like Scythe but older and better.
Viticulture came out in 2013 and it was developed by Stonemaier Games. That's the same company behind the hit diesel punk game Scythe! Viticulture sees you being in charge of a vineyard in Italy as you try to amass 20 abstract victory points.
You're going to be planting vines, harvesting grapes, and turning them into a variety of wines. You're going to be upgrading your vineyard too; adding a tasting room to increase the effectiveness of the tours you give to visitors, building a yoke, or irrigating your fields.
That's great but what's the core mechanic? It's worker placement and boy is it tight. Each action, like planting vines or giving tours has a number of slots. You can only place workers in there if there's a slot available (there's a Grande worker which ignores this). In a two player game there's only one slot per action. There will be groans on the first turn when you sneakily go out to get more vines before your friends.
How do you decide on who gets to go first? We'll there's a coooooool thing called the Wake Up Track, players are going to place a token on the the track to determine the order. Different areas of the track will give you different bonuses. So if you want to be the absolute first person to go, you can get the #1 slot with no extra actions, the last slot can give you an extra worker for the entire year! DECISIONS MUST BE MADE.
There are seasons too! You didn't imagine that summer would last forever did you? Spring is the phase where you decide on turn order. In summer you'll plant vines and give tours. In autumn you'll draw some cards. In winter you'll make wine! Importantly your meeples have to last you the entire year, if you use all your workers in summer then they'll be knackered so you wont get anything done in Winter! MORE DECISIONS.
But why is this better than Scythe? Well there's immediately conflict, but it's not framed as a head to head battle to the death but more of a friendly competition which seems to go down well well with the people I've played with. The conflict has winners and losers but the loser isn't totally screwed. In Scythe when your workers get attacked or your mechs destroyed they get transported back to the start and they'll take an age to get back into the action. There's none of that slog in Viticulture.
The theme is just so much nicer than the oppressive grind in Sycthe. I understand that's the point of Scythe but I'd much rather have a glass of wine with Viticulture than a shot of vodka with Scythe.
Viticulture also goes to 6 players out of the box! Scythe with its miniatures requires you to buy an expansion to get to 6-7 player. Did I mention how compact the Viticulture box is? It's so dense and packed with content where as the Scythe box is huge but somehow still feeling quite empty.
One negative aspect is the UI of the player tableau. Scythe has nice slots for the tokens, each of which has a very distinctive design. Viticultures tokens are all very similar and quite confusing, and without the slots of Scythe it gets a bit confusing as to what token represents your cottage vs your medium cellar.
If you don't have either, buy Viticulture. If you don't have Scythe, buy Viticulture. If you have Viticulture, play Viticulture.


Fresenius manufactures and distributes GranuFlo Acid Concentrate (GranuFlo), a powdered form of dry acid concentrate used to treat patients suffering from kidney failure. The product was designed to be diluted with purified water and combined with sodium bicarbonate, for delivery through hemodialysis machines to cleanse the patient's blood.
As many as 50% of dialysis patients have been treated with GranuFlo, or the liquid form of the product called NaturaLyte Liquid Acid Concentrate (NaturaLyte). Unfortunately, serious complications associated with the use of GranuFlo, including death, have been reported. As a result, hundreds of GranuFlo lawsuits have been filed against the company.
Fresenius owns and operates thousands of dialysis clinics in the U.S. In 2010 alone, 941 patients reportedly suffered sudden cardiac arrest during dialysis treatment at 667 of the company's clinics.
In November 2011, Fresenius sent an internal memo to doctors at the company's dialysis centers, advising them about the incidents of sudden cardiac arrest that took place the prior year. The company warned that GranuFlo appeared to be causing unsafe bicarbonate levels in patients leading to metabolic alkalosis and advised the doctors to adjust dialysis settings to account for the higher than expected bicarbonate levels. Unfortunately, the company reportedly failed to issue warnings to doctors not associated with Fresenius clinics.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) received a copy of the internal memo from an anonymous source, and began an investigation. Under FDA pressure, Fresenius initiated a Class I recall of both GranuFlo and NaturaLyte on March 29, 2012. Class I recalls are the most serious type, and are reserved for situations where there is a reasonable probability that use of the recalled product could cause serious injury, or even death.
As a result of the GranuFlo-related injuries, numerous lawsuits have been filed against Fresenius. On April 5, 2013, the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation ("MDL Panel") ordered 188 GranuFlo lawsuits that had been filed in various federal courts around the country to be consolidated in the U.S. District Court for the Districts of Massachusetts for pretrial proceedings. Additional cases are likely to be filed as well.
When a significant number of product liability cases have been filed against a manufacturer over the same product, it is common for the cases to be ordered into multidistrict litigation for discovery and other pretrial proceedings. The idea is to reduce costs to the litigants, as well as the risk of conflicting pretrial rulings from different judges. Once an MDL case is ready for trial, it is sent back to the court in which it was filed.
Manufacturers, distributors, and sellers may be held liable if they place a defective product into the marketplace. Under the doctrine of strict liability, the focus is completely on the product, and no wrongdoing has to be established. This is called "strict liability." A product is considered "defective" if it is deemed unreasonably dangerous for its intended use. A product may be defective in its manufacture or in the way it was designed. A product may also be defective if the risks of its use were not adequately conveyed to the consumer. This is called a defect in warning.
In the GranuFlo lawsuits, plaintiffs contend the company knew of the risks associated with the drug, but allegedly concealed them from consumers. Although no fault has to be shown for defective warning liability to attach, if intentional concealment is proven against Fresenius, punitive damages may be awarded to the plaintiffs.
Patients who suspect they've been injured by GranuFlo or NaturaLyte should contact an attorney for a case evaluation. This should be done as soon as possible, because each state has its own time limits for filing product liability cases.


I give this question quite a bit of thought. My intuition is that people care about inter generarional inequality the most, but most research in polisci seems concerned with cross sectional inequality. And then there is intra-life inequality/mobility.


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Honey Badgers unable to upset Libertadores in Champions League Americas
January 18, 2023, 12:10 a.m. ·1 min read
MANAGUA, Nicaragua — The Brampton Honey Badgers continue to struggle against competition in the First Basketball Champions League Americas.
The 2022 Canadian Elite Basketball League champion Badgers lost their third game of the Champions League on Tuesday, this time dropping a 106-90 decision to the unbeaten Libertadores of Mexico.
Joshua Iberra and Steve Taylor Jr. led the Honey Badgers with 15 points each, while Rayvonte Rice added 13 and Jahvon Henry-Blair scored 12. The Honey Badgers finished with six players in double figures, but they were unable to contain the Libertadores.
Branden Frazier led the Libertadores with 25 points and teammate Juan Tello added 19. Paul Stoll chipped in with 10 assists.
The Libertadores led 58-42 at halftime and the Canadian team couldn't close the gap in the second half.
The Honey Badgers will play Real Estelí of Nicaragua on Wednesday.
A league created by Canadians for Canadians with a mission to develop Canadian players, coaches, sports executives and referees, the CEBL boasts the highest percentage of Canadian players of any pro league in the country with 71 per cent of its 2022 rosters being Canadian.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 17, 2023.
Arctic Winter Games a family affair for siblings Brooklyn and Jordan Wills
Chiefs' decision to trade Hill opened future for success
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The decision that Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach faced at the conclusion of last season was shockingly simple yet brutally difficult: Do they sign wide receiver Tyreek Hill to a long-term deal or trade him away? Two options. Yet two very different ways to chart a course for the future of the franchise. Veach mulled the decision for the better part of six weeks, knowing full well most Chiefs fans wanted to keep the dynamic playmaker, but that it would saddl
Vancouver Canucks fire coach Bruce Boudreau, hire Rick Tocchet as replacement
General manager Patrik Allvin feels strongly that his Vancouver Canucks needed a coaching change, whether the passionate fan base wanted one or not. The change came Sunday when the Canucks officially fired head coach Bruce Boudreau and replaced him with Rick Tocchet. The former coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning and Arizona Coyotes is the 21st head coach in the franchise's history. "Those decisions are never easy," Allvin said at a press conference. "But at this point I felt there was needed a new
Kraken finally topple Canucks with convincing 6-1 victory
SEATTLE (AP) — Oliver Bjorkstrand wasn't around for the struggles the Seattle Kraken endured during their disappointing inaugural season, but he understood the significance of their 6-1 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday night. Led by Bjorkstrand's first multigoal game of the season, the Kraken earned the first win in franchise history over their Pacific Northwest rivals and topped their win and points totals from last season — all before the NHL All-Star break. "Different team and
BOSTON (AP) — Defensemen Hampus Lindholm and Charlie McAvoy scored highlight-reel goals, Linus Ullmark earned the shutout and the NHL-leading Boston Bruins beat the San Jose Sharks for the 11th straight time, 4-0 on Sunday night. The Bruins won their fifth straight game and improved to 22-1-3 at home this season, including a victory at Fenway Park as the "home" team in the Winter Classic. Ullmark, named a first-time All Star, made 17 saves and improved his record to 24-2-1. He had a relatively e
Canucks fans boo Rick Tocchet, toss jersey on ice in his debut
Canucks fans were less than enthused when they welcomed new head coach Rick Tocchet to his first game at Rogers Arena on Tuesday.
Bengals return to AFC championship with 27-10 rout of Bills
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals threw a big wrench into the highly anticipated travel plans of the Buffalo Bills, their fans and perhaps even the NFL offices. Burrow threw two touchdown passes and Cincinnati's defense swarmed Josh Allen on a snow-slicked field in a 27-10 win Sunday to send the Bengals to the AFC championship game for the second straight year. And it'll be in Kansas City again — instead of in Atlanta, the neutral site where the game would've been p
The Canadian Press - Olympics 2022
LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — Russia's path to sending a team to the Paris Olympics next year became clearer on Thursday amid fierce objections from Ukraine. The International Olympic Committee indicated on Wednesday it favors officially neutral teams from Russia and its ally Belarus at the 2024 Olympics despite a plea from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to exclude them entirely. A day later, Russia and Belarus were invited to compete at the Asian Games, a key Olympic qualifier. Russia n
Canadian rugby women finish 11th while men place 14th at New Zealand Sevens
HAMILTON, New Zealand — The Canadian women finished the HSBC New Zealand Sevens on a winning note Saturday, thumping Papua New Guinea 44-5 to place 11th. Canada, which came into the tournament in ninth place in the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series standings after two events, got three tries from Bianca Farella and singles from Krissy Scurfield, Nakisa Levale, Fancy Bermudez Chavez, Renee Gonzalez and Shalaya Valenzuela against Papua New Guinea, an invitational side at the tournament. The Canadian
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Matt Duchene scored a third-period goal and assisted on another to lead the Nashville Predators to a 6-4 victory over the New Jersey Devils on Thursday night. Cody Glass, Cole Smith, Mikael Granlund, Filip Forsberg and Tanner Jeannot also scored for Nashville, which has won three straight and five of six heading into the All-Star break. Juuse Saros stopped 36 shots and Juuso Parssinen added two assists. Jack Hughes had a goal and an assist for the Devils, who lost in regu
HOUSTON (AP) — Darius Garland scored 26 points and Evan Mobley added 21 as the Cleveland Cavaliers routed the short-handed Houston Rockets 113-95 Thursday night despite missing Donovan Mitchell. Garland, the fifth overall pick in the 2019 draft who turned 23 on Thursday, also had nine assists and four rebounds for the Cavs. The Cavaliers led by 26 at halftime after scoring 74 points in the first two periods. The Rockets cut it to 22 on a basket by rookie Jabari Smith Jr. with 9 1/2 minutes left

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The tulips, dutch iris and narcissus sleep tight.
The snapdragons enjoy a cozy home of biodegradable corn plastic and row cover.
Lavender- a full row- brings bliss to all who wander her way.
Bachelor buttons look lush after temps in the teens.
There is green! Austrian winter pea cover crop loves the winter.
The lilac buds swell inciting a riot of excitement for Spring in our hearts!
The Larkspur laughs in the winter sun.
The hawthorn tree stands proud as her red berries fade to orange.
Sweet foxglove grows slowly, yet sturdily.
Dianthus shows strength during the cold, dark days.
Columbine creeps quietly out of the cover and braves the winter winds.
Ammi, one of our most favorite romantic blossoms of Spring, holds fast this time of year.
Lupine loves her bed of cool, rich Earth and black landscape fabric.
The rhododendron arbor beckons lovers to unite and brings bloom-ey, sing-song dreams.
The chickweed, Stellaria media, thrives. Our favorite winter wild food, provides a delicious source of vitamins and is wildly abundant.
The sun is bold and the work is good.
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Brice Emmanuel Guyart (Suresnes, 15 de marzo de 1981) es un deportista francés que compitió en esgrima, especialista en la modalidad de florete. Su hermana Astrid también compitió en esgrima.

Participó en tres Juegos Olímpicos de Verano, obteniendo en total dos medallas de oro, en Sídney 2000 en el torneo por equipos (junto con Jean-Noël Ferrari, Patrice Lhôtellier y Lionel Plumenail), y en Atenas 2004 en la prueba individual.

Ganó siete medallas en el Campeonato Mundial de Esgrima entre los años 2001 y 2011, y cuatro medallas en el Campeonato Europeo de Esgrima entre los años 2006 y 2012.

Palmarés internacional

Referencias

Esgrimidores de Francia
Esgrimidores en los Juegos Olímpicos de Sídney 2000
Esgrimidores en los Juegos Olímpicos de Atenas 2004
Esgrimidores en los Juegos Olímpicos de Pekín 2008
Medallistas olímpicos de esgrima
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de Francia
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de Sídney 2000
Medallistas olímpicos de oro de Atenas 2004
Campeones mundiales de esgrima

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LA Santos, the singer behind the hit song Tinamaan, is in love with music.The singer admits music has done a lot of good things to his young life. And his song is a testament to how powerful music is. We had a chance to sit down and interview the young artists during his blogcon where he gamely answered all questions thrown at him.
"I am able to express myself through music. It is said that music is a universal language. There is a song for every emotion, whether you are happy, depressed, in love, heartbroken, angry. It also helps you compose a song because may hugot ka. I get lost when I sing. I let people know who I am and how I feel through the songs I sing. In fact, I am a living example of the healing power of music," LA shares.
The Star Music recording artist has a self-titled debut album which contains six originals (Tinamaan, Ikaw Kasi, One Greatest Love, Bakit Pag-Ibig, Miss Terror, and Mine) and three covers (Bruno Mars' When I Was Your Man, Sarah Geronimo's Forever Is Not Enough and Angeline Quinto's Hanggang Kailan).
Aside from his love for music, LA Santos will also be seen acting. Yes, the singer is also an actor and we will be seeing more of him in every entertainment space.
LA Santos shares his love for music and interest in acting. From his sold-out concert at the Music Museum, expect more from the young artist.


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As a young civil engineering student, Anita Lazurko undertook a summer fellowship with Engineers Without Borders that fundamentally shifted her focus away from technology-based solutions for water issues toward more holistic approaches to sustainable development. In a rural district of Malawi, she grappled with the interdisciplinarity and complexity of water management as she worked with government officers on community-based rural water management. This led to Anita's Master's degree, where she researched the climate and socio-economic uncertainties of large-scale water infrastructure decisions in a transboundary river basin in southern Africa. Now, Anita consults on a project with the governments of Malawi and Mozambique, as they plan how they will manage surface water and groundwater reserves in a region with extreme flooding, water quality challenges, climate variability, and demographic change.
Anita's work is fun, but it also brings some challenges into view. For example, it's important to include diverse perspectives when making big decisions about infrastructure and policy, but it's also important to maintain a high standard of scalable solutions in the face of urgent challenges like climate change. She elaborates: "We all see water as a critical resource – we need it to survive! But the way I might intuitively understand the value of water and seek solutions is very different to a mine manager in India, someone collecting water from a borehole in rural Malawi, or an engineering professor in Colombia." Anita believes it's important to incorporate these diverse understandings without defaulting our ambitions for solutions to the lowest common denominator.
"I believe that one of the most important solutions to our water issues is instilling a sense of global citizenship, empathy and accountability in all of us, and allowing that to guide our actions."
Anita references Shine Theory ("I don't shine if you don't shine") when discussing how we can progress toward a more just and sustainable water future by highlighting the professional efforts of women in the water sector. In addition, she explains that "water crises around the world tend to have a disproportionate impact on women, so lifting the voices of women in the water sector will always be important."
Anita is optimistic about the myriad of concepts and tools that are driving collaboration across sectors and communities as well as helping us respond to the complexity of water challenges. But she is also keen to see where a sense of global citizenship can take us. Anita has recently started an online community for people who, like her, advocate for reading and dialogue as a way to broaden perspectives and build a sense of global citizenship. She explains, "I believe that one of the most important solutions to our water issues is instilling a sense of global citizenship, empathy and accountability in all of us, and allowing that to guide our actions."
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Bungoma County government urged to construct stadiums, nurture youth talent
UNCTAD secretary general Dr. Mukhisa Kituyi speaking at the Steve Biko tournament
The Bungoma County government has been urged to construct more stadiums in order to facilitate nurturing of talent among the youths. Speaking at Matulo primary school grounds during the Steve Biko Webuye West tournament final, Devolution CS Eugene Wamalwa said Bungoma County has the best talent pool in both athletics and football, and in order to nurture them, good stadiums must be set up.
He lauded the County administration and Governor Wycliffe Wangamati for starting renovation works at the Kanduyi stadium and urged him to do the same for the Kimilili amutala stadium and pan paper in Webuye. He also lauded Steve Biko for promoting talent among the youths in Webuye West, "I want to congratulate my brother Biko for this innovative course that has not only kept youths busy but has also provided a platform for them to showcase their talents in different fields."
On his part, UNCTAD secretary general and former minister Dr. Mukhisa Kituyi urged those who've attained 18 years of age to get ID cards so that they'll be able to vote come the 2022 general elections. He said he is focused on the coming general elections and hopes he'll scoop Kenya's presidency, noting that youths will form a core of his agenda.
He said the Luhya community should work together, especially leaders, despite their political affiliations. "We can't be respected if we are divided and nobody will ever take us seriously," he stated. Mr. Steve Biko who is a politician from Webuye West, said the time for misusing young people is long gone and elected leaders should be put on the spotlight in order to deliver their mandate. He called appealed to Webuye West MP Dan Wanyama to set up a stadium for the youths in the constituency, saying it will be beneficial to them.
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Curtis Smith of Yard and Garden teachers viewers how to protect outdoor plants and shrubs in the winter. For instance, Lilacs and be burned by the cold weather so it is advised to not place lilac to the South or the West against a wall in the winter. Next, with a privett plant there may be damage on the leaves but others are perfect - but this is normal. This plant is an evergreen and some cells in the leaf may die which will make the leaves look damaged. This will be shown on last years leaves. This is not a major problem. You can prune back your plants easily if you have lower bushes. With ornamental shrubs, there may be white spots on the leaves, but these are just scales or hairs that are natural to the plants. The brown spots on the back side are also natural to the plant and they are not a problem.


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2007 Volvo C30 t5 manual hatchback. Car is in good condition with manual transmission. 5 cylinder turbocharged engine with 220hp and 320nm. Great punchy little car, interior is in awesome condition for age. The outside has some sun damage in side mirrors and some scratches but nothing a good detail can't fix.
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Here's one I watch with interest: the broadcast industry. NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) national show, national radio show, go for it Tammy. Tell me what they need to do to get the (seemingly automated) radio and TV world to attend and what it needs.
Thanks for sharing your insights, Tammy!
I believe more interpersonal activity would be a fantastic way for trade shows to separate themselves from the "information flow".
Have signed up for future posts and will share…thanks, again.


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Dakota Johnson Describes Her 'Suspiria' Choreography as a 'Minestrone Soup of Dance'
By Daniel Schindel • 10/26/18 3:00pm
Dakota Johnson. Kaitlyn Flannagan for Observer.
Dakota Johnson first worked with director Luca Guadagnino on his 2015 film A Bigger Splash. It was there that the two talked about his plans for a remake of the 1977 horror film Suspiria, and when he asked if she'd be interested in joining the cast, she accepted without hesitation. In the movie, Johnson plays Susie Bannion, an American girl who runs away from her Mennonite family to join a prestigious dance company in Berlin. But it soon becomes clear that there are occult machinations working behind the scenes that Susie must reckon with. Johnson spoke with Observer about the mental and physical toll the part took, and how she learned modern dance.
One interview claimed that making this film sent you to therapy.
That comment was taken a little bit out of context. I did go to therapy after the movie, but I'm also always in therapy. I like to unpack my experiences on a set, especially if it was particularly intense. I'm a really porous and empathetic person, so things stay with me. I think it's healthy for my mental state to work through these things, and then relinquish them.
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Your character goes through a very internal journey. There's not a lot that's said explicitly in the movie. How did you prepare for this type of performance?
It was important to me that Susie's evolution was very internal and subtle, but comprehensible. Where she ends up in the film, and why she ends up there, is all because of an energy and a feeling that she has. Nothing happens to her, it all happens within her. It was a matter of negotiating with the character, the story, and between me and Luca, where the shift would take place—where she changes and becomes something else, or at least when she decides to do that.
Where do you believe that shift is?
Well, that's kind of on the viewer. I know where I feel it happens, but that's something that I think is…I wanted to make it not vague, but subtle enough so that you really wonder when it is that Susie realizes what's going on.
How do you try to channel that interiority into the dancing scenes?
Susie loses herself when she's dancing, completely. There's a side of her that is very, very wild. She's been contained her whole life, and being a technical dancer is not something that she was brought up knowing. She doesn't have formal training, so this is all intuitive. It's all emotion. When she's dancing, it's as though she's speaking her native tongue.
Obviously you have to choreograph these scenes, but if it's supposed to appear spontaneous, how do you make it look natural?
That's a good question. Take Susie's audition piece. I think that Susie is obsessed with Madame Blanc [Tilda Swinton's character] and this dance academy. She's so obsessed with this style of dance because it feels true to her. It's like if she grew up in a place where she didn't know which language she understood, and finally someone spoke to her and she got it. That's why she's so addicted to Madame Blanc, and why she knows all of the company's dances.
In her audition piece, that's where it's truly Susie. Having no formal training, it's a mashup of all these different styles, a minestrone soup of dance. I wanted her to have a little bit of ballet, a little bit of jazz, a little bit of expressionist dance, and then a lot of her movement—her own self. Damien [Jalet, the film's choreographer] and I worked a lot on this. I also imagined her hearing different styles of music growing up. I was listening to a lot of really random music from the time. A lot of Nina Simone, Jefferson Airplane, the Carpenters, Vashti Bunyan. Things that are not congruent at all.
Then, for that to exist in her style of dance, it was half thinking about what Susie would do, and half me needing it to be perfect. It was like this weird dance between me and Susie. She was expressing herself, but I'm not a dancer, I don't express myself that way. So it was a matter of having these free moments be actually very choreographed and perfect.
To prepare for this role, beyond the physical training, what materials did you look at? What history, dancers, dance companies, styles, videos?
A lot of Mary Wigman choreography. A lot of Pina Bausch. The Red Shoes was a big reference for the whole film. Fassbinder's films, his color scheme too. I read Freud's The Uncanny—that was important for Susie's internal evolution. Those are the main ones that I was always drawn to. Then, you know, you click yourself into an internet K-hole.
You watched the original Suspiria for first time after taking this role. Did anything about that film have any bearing on you here?
Not when it came to performance. But just learning about this cult film that was so spectacular and such an influence on so many filmmakers I adore…it didn't influence me directly, it kinda just made me feel really hopeful for film.
Filed Under: Arts, Dance, Movies, Entertainment, Tilda Swinton, Sigmund Freud, Dakota Johnson, Luca Guadagnino, Suspiria, Pina Bausch, Horror Movies
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The IEDA Data Management Plan (DMP) Tool, initially launched in January 2011, provides an easy way to generate a DMP for inclusion in NSF proposals. The DMP Tool is designed to minimize the impact of creating a DMP, ensures that all relevant and required information is captured, and generates a well-formatted PDF that clearly presents relevant information to reviewers. While IEDA's focus is on solid earth data from the marine, terrestrial, and polar environments, the DMP has been designed as a generic form that can be used for proposals being submitted to other NSF Divisions.
The DMP Tool requires login so that users can save, retrieve, and edit information in a personal workspace. You can learn more about how to create a GeoPass account here. The DMP Dashboard allows users to complete and/or re-use previously made DMPs (e.g. for a prior proposal) at a later time, to retrieve previously created DMPs, and to associate DMPs with funded NSF awards. The linkage between a DMP and a funded award is important for facilitating Data Compliance Reporting (DCR) through the IEDA DCR Tool as the work is completed and data are made available. If you created a DMP using version 1 and would like it to be accessible in the DMP Dashboard, please contact us at info@iedadata.org so we can associate the content with your account.
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End of negotiations of the trade agreement between the European Union and Mexico
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With the economy growth recovery after the global sanitary emergency forced by COVID-19, on April 28 the government of Mexico, through the Ministry of Economy, announced via press release the conclusion of the negotiation to modernize the existing trade agreement with the European Union.
The current one (that has been in application for approximately a decade) has undertaken modifications and updates. In a globalized environment, it is essential to maintain trade agreements updated with potential economies and the emerging ones, in order to innovate and impulse the growth in new sectors such as sustainable development, energy and also improving transparency in processes, and the promotion of small and medium business.
Through the conference call held by the Mexican economy minister Graciela Márquez and the European Union trade commissioner, Phil Hogan, where the conclusion of the negotiation started back in 2016 was confirmed and according to the official statement from the ministry of economy, the next steps will be, the legal review and the approval by the every legislature, as the signing of the new agreement and the translation into the different languages of the European Union.
With the signing of this agreement, Mexico is consolidated as the third commercial partner of Europe after the United States and China. More information available here.
The Coronavirus crisis is causing businesses to face huge challenges and, in this context, reliable and up-to-date information is essential. At AUXADI, we are experts in providing accounts, tax compliance and international payroll management to our clients. If you would like us to expand on the above information, please do not hesitate in getting in touch with us.
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Mortality Monitoring for the United States of America
Weekly Cumulative All-Cause Mortality by Calendar Year
These charts shows the weekly cumulative excess deaths by calendar year from all-causes for the United States and its states over time.
Cumulative Excess Deaths [New Hampshire]
Yearly, All Causes
USMortality.com
Sources: CDC.gov, Census.gov
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New Hampshire reported 13,435 deaths, for the 52 weeks of year 2020 (all years of age). Expected deaths were 12,833. That is an increase of +602 deaths (+4.7%).
New Hampshire reported 13,802 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2021 (all years of age). Expected deaths were 13,091. That is an increase of +711 deaths (+5.4%).
Year to date, New Hampshire reported 14,206 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2022 (all years of age). Expected deaths were 13,306. That is an increase of +900 deaths (+6.8%).
Cumulative Excess Deaths [New Hampshire, 0-64 years]
New Hampshire reported 2,783 deaths, for the 52 weeks of year 2020 (0-64 years of age). Expected deaths were 2,865. That is an increase of -82 deaths (-2.9%).
New Hampshire reported 3,085 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2021 (0-64 years of age). Expected deaths were 2,903. That is an increase of +182 deaths (+6.3%).
Year to date, New Hampshire reported 3,107 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2022 (0-64 years of age). Expected deaths were 2,924. That is an increase of +183 deaths (+6.3%).
Cumulative Excess Deaths [New Hampshire, 65+ years]
New Hampshire reported 10,570 deaths, for the 52 weeks of year 2020 (65+ years of age). Expected deaths were 9,660. That is an increase of +910 deaths (+9.4%).
New Hampshire reported 10,638 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2021 (65+ years of age). Expected deaths were 9,817. That is an increase of +821 deaths (+8.4%).
Year to date, New Hampshire reported 11,029 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2022 (65+ years of age). Expected deaths were 9,933. That is an increase of +1,096 deaths (+11.0%).
New Hampshire reported 95 deaths, for the 52 weeks of year 2020 (0-24 years of age). Expected deaths were 96. That is an increase of -1 deaths (-1.0%).
New Hampshire reported 86 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2021 (0-24 years of age). Expected deaths were 96. That is an increase of -10 deaths (-10.4%).
Year to date, New Hampshire reported 75 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2022 (0-24 years of age). Expected deaths were 96. That is an increase of -21 deaths (-21.9%).
Cumulative Excess Deaths [New Hampshire, 25-44 years]
New Hampshire reported 552 deaths, for the 52 weeks of year 2020 (25-44 years of age). Expected deaths were 529. That is an increase of +23 deaths (+4.3%).
New Hampshire reported 642 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2021 (25-44 years of age). Expected deaths were 526. That is an increase of +116 deaths (+22.1%).
Year to date, New Hampshire reported 662 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2022 (25-44 years of age). Expected deaths were 510. That is an increase of +152 deaths (+29.8%).
New Hampshire reported 2,136 deaths, for the 52 weeks of year 2020 (45-64 years of age). Expected deaths were 2,232. That is an increase of -96 deaths (-4.3%).
New Hampshire reported 2,357 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2021 (45-64 years of age). Expected deaths were 2,251. That is an increase of +106 deaths (+4.7%).
Year to date, New Hampshire reported 2,370 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2022 (45-64 years of age). Expected deaths were 2,296. That is an increase of +74 deaths (+3.2%).
New Hampshire reported 2,562 deaths, for the 52 weeks of year 2020 (65-74 years of age). Expected deaths were 2,408. That is an increase of +154 deaths (+6.4%).
New Hampshire reported 2,818 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2021 (65-74 years of age). Expected deaths were 2,509. That is an increase of +309 deaths (+12.3%).
Year to date, New Hampshire reported 2,812 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2022 (65-74 years of age). Expected deaths were 2,597. That is an increase of +215 deaths (+8.3%).
New Hampshire reported 3,298 deaths, for the 52 weeks of year 2020 (75-84 years of age). Expected deaths were 2,970. That is an increase of +328 deaths (+11.0%).
Year to date, New Hampshire reported 3,718 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2022 (75-84 years of age). Expected deaths were 2,986. That is an increase of +732 deaths (+24.5%).
New Hampshire reported 4,710 deaths, for the 52 weeks of year 2020 (85+ years of age). Expected deaths were 3,924. That is an increase of +786 deaths (+20.0%).
New Hampshire reported 4,328 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2021 (85+ years of age). Expected deaths were 3,881. That is an increase of +447 deaths (+11.5%).
Year to date, New Hampshire reported 4,499 deaths for the 52 weeks of year 2022 (85+ years of age). Expected deaths were 3,908. That is an increase of +591 deaths (+15.1%).
These are raw undadjusted numbers as reported by CDC. Excess is calculated by substracting deaths from the baseline. The baseline is calculated as the pre-pandemic average of 2015-2019 adjusted for the linear trend (linear regression). Striked out series can be toggled by clicking on the legend. USMortality uses a projection algorithm to account for the delay in reporting based on up to 8 weeks of previous reports. The figures, are not suitable forcomparison between states, as they do not normalize for differences in population size and age structure.


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Trump cited his attendance at Wharton as evidence of intellect: "the hardest school to get into, the best school in the world," calling it "super genius stuff,' awarding the Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist Arthur Laffer.
James Nolan, former admissions officer at Penn: 'I was not struck by any sense that I'm sitting before a genius, certainly not a super genius."
Trump began donating to Penn right around the time that Donald II began classes in 1996 and Ivanka Trump in 2000; records are unclear as to the amount he gave during that period. Trump followed a precedent that had been used on his own behalf.
Jared Kushner was notoriously admitted to Harvard despite low GPA and low SA T, prompting an official at his private school to say: "it was a little bit disappointing, because there were at the time other kids we thought should really get in on the merits, and they did not."
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Airbnb CEO Warns Travel 'Will Never Go Back To Normal'
Sunday, Jan 17, 2021 - 09:55 AM
Airbnb Chief Executive Officer Brian Chesky told Reuters Thursday that domestic travel trends will never be going back to the way it was before the virus pandemic.
Chesky spoke with Jonathan Weber, Reuters global technology editor, via Zoom, who said business travel is shifting to leisure travel because technologies like Zoom can make teleconferencing possible.
He uncovers the next big trend in travel, which by the way could start this summer - indicating that people aren't going to be travel to the top largest 50 cities in the world and stay in crowded hotels - what they're going to do is "many people will travel by car - some will travel by plane - and they're going to travel to thousands of smaller communities. And many of these communities are going to be smaller cities and or even rural areas."
Chesky said, "farm stays are huge right now." He said most Americans have never visited the national parks, with another suggestion that these parks will be huge among travelers in the coming months.
An in-house survey completed by Airbnb said 54% of Americans are either planning to travel in 2021, or they're currently planning their travel plans for the summer months. Chesky, citing the survey, said travelers are "yearning for what was taken away from them." He said, "they're not yearning to see Times Square. What they are yearning to do is to see their friends and their families they have not seen in a long time."
Here's the full interview (for Chesky's comments on travel go to 28-minute mark):
AIRBNB CEO SPEAKS: Despite the hospitality industry being devastated by COVID-19, Airbnb has found a way to increase its revenue. Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky is speaking now as part of the 2021 Reuters Next summit. https://t.co/agCvArvOUN
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) January 14, 2021
After the startup put its IPO plans on ice in March due to the pandemic and collapse in travel and tourism. By April, room bookings had plunged 72%. Airbnb rolled out a blanket refund policy and doled out more than $1 billion in cancellation fees.
Airbnb eventually debuted its IPO in December.
Americans ditching hotels for Airbnb stays in rural communities this summer could be extremely beneficial for the startup that was crushed by the pandemic in early 2020. But here's the kicker...
If Chesky is right about the significant travel shift, the hotel industry could be slated for a massive wave of bankruptcies and or consolidation to a degree never before seen.


When the sun goes down, Orlando heats up. Visitors with kids have a bevy of evening entertainment options to choose from including dinner shows and interactive entertainment complexes. Adults wanting to let loose can opt for cozy pubs, downtown dance clubs, live music, comedy clubs and a number of area breweries and wineries.


There are many ways on how to get rid of acne scars. You can opt for natural treatments like lemon or aloe vera, use over-the-counter gels or creams like Dermefface FX7 to reduce their appearance, or wait for them to fade on their own.
The good news is there are treatments available to help you get rid of the marks left by your pimples on your face. Say hello to chemical peel for acne scars.
Is your acne breakout driving you mad? Have you tried everything yet nothing seems to drive them away? Fret no more, because your acne problem may be due to your daily skin care routine. Luckily, you can easily correct these errors and get on the right track.
Taking care of your skin is a must. While all of us want the kind of skin featured in cosmetic commercials, not all people are willing to follow a tedious skincare regimen. Following a no-nonsense attitude when it comes to skincare is practical, economical, and it saves you from taking tedious steps to have healthy skin.
Did you know that acne is the most common skin condition in the United States alone? In fact, this skin condition affects up to 50 million individuals every year. Oftentimes, this doesn't signify a serious medical condition, but acne can take a toll in your confidence and self-esteem. If not treated properly, it could even lead to acne scarring.
It's the obvious truth that we all want to look our best all day, every day. We'd do anything to show off that perfect, flawless skin. But what do we do with all those scars we grew up with? What do we do about those scars that we didn't wish for, but were granted with?
It's terrible that we have to deal with skin that is otherwise healthy and glowing, but is unfortunately highlighted not by its beauty but by hideous scars. Thankfully, there are ways to cover up even the worst scars.
At some point of their lives all people wonder about how to take care of their skin. Teenagers want to learn how to fight acne, women look for ways to eliminate imperfections and men wish to reduce signs of aging. Your skin is an organ, and just like your heart and lungs, it needs proper care. If you don't pay attention to its needs, it will get revenge in the form of wrinkles, spots and sagging sooner or later.
Once upon a time, acne decided to pay you a visit. You were successful in making those bumps go away; however, they decided to leave facial marks behind in the form of scars. This does not pose any serious threat to your health, but it is starting to take a toll on your overall confidence.
They say 90 percent of pregnant women will get stretch marks during the nine-month period. It doesn't matter if it runs in the family or not. The rapid stretching of your skin will cause these marks to show up and say hello to world.


Since 1930, IIAS has contributed to improving public administration and governance globally. We also did so in 2018, and we will continue to do so in 2019. We are organizing conferences and research meetings where new ideas can be shared, problems and solutions are exchanged, and existing and new practices are communicated. This implies that theory meets practice, that academia meets policy makers and advisors. We are reaching out across borderlines to connect people and institutions.
IIAS had a great year 2018; one of its best for a very long time. Under the leadership of IIAS governance Boards and standing committees, the Secretariat completed the restructuring of its events, which was started in 2017 and staged very successful IIAS, IASIA and EGPA conferences. Income from the three events more than doubled from the previous year. New business models negotiated for the organization of the events contributed to this result.


So I was listening to The Nerdist Writers Panel and they had an episode where they talked about a show called Bunheads. The show was (it got canceled after 1 season) about a woman who was a dancer in Vegas, through a series of circumstances, ends up in a small town in California, living with an older woman who runs a ballet studio. The show revolves around those two women and the students at the studio.
The woman who stars in the show is played by Sutton Foster, who I knew as a Tony award winning actress in the theatre and the girl who was the lead in all the plays at my high school. I wouldn't say we were friends. I wouldn't even know if she'd remember me, but she reminds me of set building and hanging out in high school. I had no idea she ever did anything on TV, so I was curious.
Now, I'm not sure how many people know this, but I used to work with the Kalamazoo Ballet Theatre as a photographer back in the mid to late 90s (one of my pics is in the post), so I have this unusual connection to ballet. I had a number of friends in the company and it was a significant part of my life for a while.
I had nothing else that I was watching, so I thought I'd throw it on and see how it was. I didn't have much faith that it would be particularly interesting to me as it was initially on ABC Family (or some such family channel), but I was definitely wrong. I'm really enjoying it. It makes me nostalgic for basically most of the 90s and what was going on in my life during that time.
So that's kind of been my down time distraction for the last week or so. Sadly I only have about 4 episodes left.
On the literary side of things, I finally got the time to read a short story by Kira Lees, the woman who wrote, what I considered to be the best story in my novel writing class. The story was interesting because it gave some background to the novel we read for class, but from the antagonist's point of view. I really filled out some of the motivations for the bad guys and I generally like that. I don't think she has anything published yet, although she'll be in a short story anthology that is coming out relatively soon. Sadly I don't know the name of the anthology and I can't seem to find it on Facebook or the rest of the internet, but if you see her name and you're not afraid of a little fantasy/sci fi, I'd recommend picking it up.


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SolutionBase: Deploying a DMZ on your network
By Deb Shinder in Networking on July 7, 2005, 12:00 AM PST
A DMZ can help secure your network, but getting it configured properly can be tricky. Deb Shinder explains the different kinds of DMZs you can use and how to get one up and running on your network.
Ok, so you've decided to create a DMZ to provide a buffer zone between the Internet and your internal corporate network where sensitive resources reside. You've examined the advantages and disadvantages of DMZ designs and decided whether to use a single "three legged" firewall to create your DMZ network, or two back-to-back firewalls sitting on either side of the DMZ. Now you have to decide how to populate your DMZ. That depends, in part, on the type of DMZ you've deployed. This article will go into some specifics of how to deploy a DMZ: which servers and other devices should be placed in the DMZ, and how to monitor DMZ activity.
Author's Note
A computer that runs services accessible to the Internet is sometimes referred to as a bastion host. Others use this term to refer only to hardened systems running firewall services at the Internet edge. Your bastion hosts should be placed on the DMZ, rather than on your internal network, because by either definition they are directly accessible to the Internet.
"Split" configurations
Best security practice is to put all servers that are accessible to the public in the DMZ. However, this creates an even bigger security dilemma: you don't want to place your corporate Exchange server, for example, "out there." The solution is to create a split configuration.
In a Split Configuration, your mail services are split between servers on the DMZ and the internal network. Your internal mail server will handle e-mail that goes from one computer on the internal network to another internal computer, with no exposure to the Internet. Mail that comes from or is sent to computers outside the internal network over the Internet will be handled by the other half of the team, an SMTP gateway located in the DMZ.
You may be more familiar with this concept in relation to DNS servers. It has become common practice to split your DNS services into an internal zone and an external zone. This allows you to keep DNS information about your internal hosts private, while only the external DNS records are propagated to the Internet. The external DNS zone will only contain information about your public servers.
Another example of a split configuration is your e-commerce system. You can place the front-end server, which will be directly accessible by Internet users, in the DMZ, and place the back-end servers that store sensitive information on the internal network.
What goes in the unauthenticated DMZ
Most of us think of the unauthenticated variety when we think about DMZs. This is a network that's wide open to users from the Internet. Anyone can connect to the servers there, without being required to provide credentials. The servers you place there are "public" ones, and might include the following:
Web servers that you want to make available to the general public, such as your company's primary Web presence advertising its products or services.
Your public DNS servers that resolve the names in your domain for users outside your organization to the appropriate IP addresses.
Public FTP servers on which you provide files to the public (for example, downloads of your product manuals or software drivers to enhance your products).
Anonymous SMTP relays that forward e-mail from the Internet to your internal mail server(s).
Of course, you can have more than one public service running on a single physical computer. That can be done in one of two ways: two or more services (such as Web services and FTP) can run on the same OS, or you can create separate virtual machines using software such as Microsoft's Virtual PC or VMWare's software for servers running different services.
You may also place a dedicated intrusion detection system/intrusion prevention system (IDS/IPS) in the DMZ to catch attempted attacks. Another option is to place a honeypot in the DMZ, configured to look like a production server that holds information attractive to attackers. The idea is to divert attention from your "real" servers, to track intrusion patterns, and perhaps even to trace intrusion attempts back to the source and learn the identity of the attackers.
What goes in the authenticated DMZ
An authenticated DMZ holds computers that are directly accessible to the Internet, but are not intended for access by the general public. They may be used by your partners, customers or employees who need access from home or while on the road.
Some types of servers that you might want to place in an authenticated DMZ include:
Web servers that you want to make available across the Internet for selected users.
FTP servers that you want to make available across the Internet for select users.
A front end mail server that you want users to be able to access when away from the office in lieu of using VPN to tunnel into the internal network.
An authenticated SMTP relay server for the use of your employees when they're away from the office.
SharePoint or other collaboration servers that need to be accessed by project team members outside the corporate network.
The key is that users will be required to provide authentication credentials (username/password or, for greater security, multi-factor authentication such as a smart card or SecurID token). In other words, the firewall won't allow the user into the DMZ until the user authenticates. Once in, users might also be required to authenticate to particular servers.
An authenticated DMZ can be used for creating an extranet. It's a private network and is more secure than the unauthenticated public access DMZ, but because its users may be less trusted than those on the internal network, the internal network is still protected from it by a firewall.
The wireless DMZ
Another important use of the DMZ is to isolate wireless clients from the internal network. Although it's common to connect a wireless LAN (WLAN) directly to the wired network, that poses a security threat because of the inherently more vulnerable nature of wireless communications. Even with standard wireless security measures in place, such as WEP encryption, wireless is not secure, and stronger encryption such as WPA is not supported by all clients and access points.
Segregating the WLAN segment from the wired network allows your organization's users to enjoy the convenience of wireless connectivity while reducing some of the risk to the rest of the network.
A wireless DMZ differs from its typical wired counterpart in that you not only want to protect the internal network from the Internet and DMZ, you also want to protect the DMZ from the Internet. In that respect, the WLAN DMZ functions more like the authenticated DMZ than like a traditional public access DMZ.
To control access to the WLAN DMZ, you can use RADIUS servers to authenticate users using the Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP), along with port based access controls on the access point.
Securing DMZ Components
You will probably spend a lot of time configuring security on the firewalls and IDS/IPS devices that define and operate in your DMZ, but you should also secure other components that connect the DMZ to other network segments, such as the routers and switches.
It's important to consider where these connectivity devices should be placed in relation to the DMZ segment. You'll need to configure your routers to allow Internet users to connect to the DMZ and to allow internal users to connect to the Internet. You may need to configure Access Control Lists (ACLs) on your routers. Remember that you generally do not want to allow Internet users to connect to the internal network. One way to ensure this is to place a proxy server on the DMZ, and set up internal users to go through the proxy to connect to the Internet.
It's also important to protect your routers' management interfaces to keep hackers from changing the router configurations. Be sure to set strong passwords and use RADIUS or other certificate based authentication for accessing the management console remotely. Be aware of all the ways you can administer the router (Web interface, Telnet, SSH, etc.) and lock them all down. To allow you to manage the router through a Web page, it runs an HTTP server. It is a good security practice to disable the HTTP server, as it can serve as a point of attack.
What about using VLANs to create a DMZ?
The Virtual LAN (VLAN) is a popular way to segment a network, using one switch to create multiple internal LAN segments. The VLAN logically divides the network; however, switches aren't firewalls and should not be relied on for security. Your DMZ should have its own separate switch, as should the internal network and the external network; you should not use VLAN partitioning to create these networks. That's because with a VLAN, all three networks would be connected to the same switch and if that switch is compromised, a hacker would actually reconfigure the VLAN—not a good situation.
If you want to deploy multiple DMZs, you might use VLAN partitioning to separate the DMZs, all of which are connected to the same switch. This is generally accepted practice but it is not as secure as using separate switches.
You can use Cisco's Private VLAN (PVLAN) technology with some of their Catalyst switches to isolate devices on a LAN and prevent the compromise of one device on the DMZ from leading to the compromise of other DMZ devices. For more information about PVLANs with Cisco Catalyst switches, see Cisco's Web site.
Monitoring DMZ activity
The DMZ is created to serve as a buffer zone between the Internet and the corporate internal network, and if you build it, they (the hackers) will almost certainly come. When they do, you want to know about it as quickly as possible. Thus, your next step is to set up an effective method of monitoring the activity that goes on in the DMZ. This is especially true if your DMZ acts as a honeynet.
Many firewalls contain built-in monitoring functionality or it can be added with add-on modules. For example, ISA Server 2000/2004 includes a monitoring configuration node that can be set up to alert you if an intrusion is detected. Third party vendors also make monitoring add-ons for popular firewall products.
An IDS system in the DMZ will detect attempted attacks for which it has signatures. A dedicated IDS will generally detect more attacks and have greater functionality than the IDS monitoring feature built into firewalls. For example, Internet Security Systems (ISS) makes RealSecure Network IDS software and Proventia intrusion detection appliances that can be installed in the DMZ.
Most large organizations already have sophisticated tools in place to monitor network activity in general: software such as HP's OpenView, IBM's Tivoli/NetView, CA Unicenter or Microsoft's MOM. Many use multiple monitoring tools, especially if the network is a hybrid one with multiple operating systems or platforms.
How do you integrate DMZ monitoring into the centralized management/monitoring system? In this case, you could configure the firewalls so that the existing network management and monitoring software could communicate with the DMZ devices. However, this would present a brand new security risk. Monitoring software often uses ICMP and/or SNMP to poll devices and keep track of availability. These protocols are not secure and could be exploited.
A more secure solution would be put a monitoring station running proprietary monitoring software inside the DMZ or install agents on DMZ devices. Information can be sent back to the centralized network management/monitoring station in encrypted format for better security.
There are devices available specifically for monitoring DMZ activity, such as the ZoneRanger appliance from Tavve. Placed in the DMZ, it monitors servers, devices and applications and creates a secure conduit through the firewall to proxy SNMP data to the centralized network management/monitoring station.
Whichever monitoring product you use, it should have the capability to log activity and to send a notification via e-mail, pager or other immediate alerting method to administrators and incident response teams.
DMZ: As easy as 123
Deploying a DMZ consists of several steps: determining the purpose of the DMZ, selecting the servers to be placed in the DMZ, considering other devices (such as IDS/IDP) to be placed in the DMZ, and deciding on a method and strategy for monitoring DMZ activity. When you understand each of these steps and use the tools mentioned in this article, you can deploy a DMZ in your organization with relative ease.
By Deb Shinder
Debra Littlejohn Shinder, MCSE, MVP is a technology consultant, trainer, and writer who has authored a number of books on computer operating systems, networking, and security. Deb is a tech editor, developmental editor, and contributor to over 20 add...
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Debra Littlejohn Shinder, MCSE, MVP is a technology consultant, trainer, and writer who has authored a number of books on computer operating systems, networking, and security. Deb is a tech editor, developmental editor, and contributor to over 20 additional books on subjects such as the Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 MCSE exams, CompTIA Security+ exam, and TruSecure's ICSA certification.
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Kusal Mendis had one first-class century before Thursday, the third day of Sri Lanka's first Test against Australia. He walked to the crease at 6 for 2, after a wicket had fallen from the third ball of the morning. Sri Lanka were 80 short of making Australia bat again. Mendis had survived only seven deliveries in the first innings.
The ingredients were all wrong, but like the world's greatest chef, he somehow fashioned them into a masterpiece. Australia could only watch on as Sri Lanka's fans were served up a rare treat.
The most remarkable thing was that by tea, Sri Lanka were on top in the match. Their first-innings debacle of 117 had made their job difficult, but Australia's task in the fourth innings would be no easier. Mendis, with help from Dinesh Chandimal, had given Sri Lanka's bowlers something to defend. At the break. they were 167 runs in front. Five wickets were still in hand, and things were getting out of hand for Australia.
Mendis was on 157, alongside Dhananjaya de Silva, who had reached 24, and the Sri Lanka total was 253 for 5. During the first session, they lost three wickets for 110 runs, but in the second session, Australia's efforts bore just a single piece of fruit - the dismissal of Chandimal for 42. But Mendis was very much the key wicket required by Australia in a Test in which no other batsman had so much as scored a fifty.
He was sublime all around the wicket. He played straight, but always looked to score, pulling and flicking classily through leg, sweeping effectively, cutting when the fast bowlers gave him width. Mendis struck 19 fours and brought up his century in his 143rd delivery with his only six, slog-swept over deep midwicket off the bowling of Steve O'Keefe. He soon moved on to his highest first-class score.
Mendis had made precious few mistakes throughout his innings, although on 142, he drove a tough caught-and-bowled opportunity through the hands of Josh Hazlewood. Australia were also left to regret not asking for a review when Mendis was on 66, after he had missed an attempted sweep off Nathan Lyon, who was coming from around the wicket. The Australians seemed barely interested in sending that one upstairs.
Instead, they frittered away both of their reviews on deliveries from O'Keefe that were, respectively, pitching outside leg and only just clipping leg stump. The Australians were not alone. Not since United Passions hit the cinemas have worse reviews flowed from every direction. Dimuth Karunaratne and Kaushal Silva both needlessly contested their lbws early in the morning.
Starc's pace beat Karunaratne in the first over of the day and O'Keefe sneaked his arm ball through the defences of Silva. Neither man reached double figures, and nor did captain Angelo Mathews, who was caught at bat-pad for 9, off the bowling of Lyon. Australia had picked up three wickets before lunch, but Mendis was already past fifty and proving to be a headache.
Things got trickier for Australia in the second session as Mendis and Chandimal compiled their 117-run fifth-wicket partnership, easily the highest of the match. O'Keefe left the field with an injury to his right hamstring, and any half-chances presented to Australia seemed to go begging. On 24, Chandimal popped up a very catchable return chance that was spilled by Starc.
Finally, the breakthrough came, as Chandimal was trapped lbw by Mitchell Marsh, who managed to nip the ball back in late. Still, it was the only wicket of the session as Mendis found a new ally. The debutant de Silva, who got off the mark with a six in the first innings, boldly thumped a boundary over mid-on to get off the mark this time, and by tea, the new partnership had grown to 50.
But this was all about Mendis. The rest were simply his support staff. Just before tea, he brought up his 150 with a cut to the boundary off Lyon, off his 211th delivery. He walked off to a standing ovation from the small crowd. It is hard to believe if anybody present - even Mendis himself - could have expected such a scenario when play began this morning.


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The distance between Asuncion, Paraguay and Beaver City, Ne, Usa is approximately 8,483 km or 5,271 mi.
To reach Asuncion in this distance one would set out from Beaver City, Ne bearing 141.3° or SE and follow the great circles arc to approach Asuncion bearing 148.1° or SSE .
Asuncion has a humid subtropical climate (Cfa) whereas Beaver City, Ne has a hot summer continental climate with no dry season (Dfa).
Asuncion is in or near the subtropical moist forest biome whereas Beaver City, Ne is in or near the cool temperate steppe biome.
Total annual precipitation averages 732.8 mm (28.9 in) more which is equivalent to 732.8 l/m² (17.98 US gal/ft²) or 7,328,000 l/ha (783,412 US gal/ac) more. About 2 2/9 as much.
The altitude of the sun at midday is overall 14° higher in Asuncion than in Beaver City, Ne.
The table shows values for Asuncion relative to Beaver City, Ne. You can also view this comparison the other way around from the perspective of Beaver City, Ne vs Asuncion.


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Q: Since there are digital manifolds, then are there / why aren't there topologies for electronics? Since there are digital manifolds, then are there / why aren't there topologies for electronics?
Since I was imagining that even though the display of a computer is mathematically "simpler" since it bases on a 2D Euclidean grid, then since many electronics are basically just some sort of functions operating on some (possibly functional) spaces, then does there exist "complete" (i.e. something that describes an "entirety" of a circuit) mathematical formalisms for electronics logic?
Or perhaps there does exist, but since I'm not that trained in electronics engineering, I cannot identify those formalisms. I'd expect that e.g. the "black box abstraction" is this sort of thing, just that I don't know if it "transfers" formalisms outside of boxes or whether all boxes are somehow "independent" structures.

A: A couple of category-theoretic approaches have recently been mentioned on the n-Category Café blog:
Props in network theory
Circuits, Bond Graphs, and Signal-Flow Diagrams

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Q: How to get the multipart/form-data from a request in a serviceworker for chrome I see in the API that there is req.formData() however this isn't currently supported in chrome.
self.addEventListener('fetch', function(event) {

    var req = event.request;
    if(req.method == "POST"){

        //Not available in chrome
        req.formData().then(function(formData){
             //Do stuff to form data here
        }).catch(function(err) {});
    }
}

I was wondering what the next best approach for getting the form data in my serviceworker for chrome.


You know where Margot is. I don't care what you do to Patricia. I don't believe any of you. Saiid should know exactly how much money we have to spend. They pay you well. Ian and Christofer were seated side by side. Keep them away from us. She successfully got him to tell the truth. Reservations are necessary. Kazuhiro read the German translation.
It's harder than most people think. Please tell me why Rabin was fired. Whatever happens at all happens as it should. Besides loving sports, my son also loves art. Emmett thought Malaclypse was the weird one. I don't know if he can come tonight. I read the thirty pages of this book. I have no doubt that it is a part of the destiny of the human race, in its gradual improvement, to leave off eating animals, as surely as the savage tribes have left off eating each other when they came in contact with the more civilized. There is nothing much we can do against the freaks of nature. I wonder who Ben was talking to.
I can't come here every time you call. In the north, there's Scotland; in the south, England; in the west, Wales; and further west, Northern Ireland. How can you say that? This is the first time I've ever received a letter from Marika. I'm really excited for Niall. Please check your answers. Wolf had his ear pressed to the door, trying to hear what was going on in the next room. In wore my best clothes. If you eat that much, you'll get a stomachache. Are you for or against abortions?
Let me help you with those. "It's very pretty." "I bought it in Japan." The terrorist group was dismantled. He is quite satisfied with his income. There are only just a few passengers on that train. When the articles of incorporation are complete it is essential to go to the notary public's office to undertake certification of the articles drawn up. I think you should tell him. They released Loukas. It is really no great secret that the right move in each position is the sure path to victory. This is the one I told Timothy about.
What do you worry about when you go to sleep at night? Please don't sit on that bench. Do you think you can do better? He thought that it would be interesting and fun. I saw her doing it. I used to love this place. My wife is preparing dinner right now. You raised me on fantastic stories. After some hours traveling, the young Jack fatigued, arrived at the peak of the mount. Those shoes do not go with the suit.
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Thinking to get at once all the gold the goose could give, he killed it and opened it only to find - nothing. I want her to do it alone. The railroad station is far from here. He is not the boy that he was ten years ago. Look at that red building. These cards are the four of spades and the six of hearts. I think Kerri has seen too much. What did Pam buy? Children should always mix their wine, with at least two-thirds water. Mats is desperate.
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How many rungs does the ladder have? For he might have stood his ground. Eliot yanked the door open. Are you free in the afternoon? Let's go somewhere else. It is true that they talk a lot, but they say little. That probably wouldn't be appropriate. This makes good human relations. Would you please show me your photo album? Izumi turned down the offer.
I'll be disappointed if Miek doesn't come with us. His grandfather used to say to him: "Sid, you're good for nothing." We drove back to the motel. Kerri has lost control of the class. The house has been sold. If you tell a lie enough times, you begin to believe it. Isn't that what you think happened? We're not staying. It's a rare thing to run into a famous musician on the street. I can't believe Susan really doesn't want to go to Boston with us next week.


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package warehouse;

import lombok.AllArgsConstructor;
import warehouse.picklist.FifoRepository;
import warehouse.products.*;
import warehouse.quality.Destroyed;
import warehouse.quality.Locked;
import warehouse.quality.Unlocked;

import java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture;

/**
 * Created by michal on 16.07.2016.
 */
public class EventMappings {

    private ProductStockAgentRepository stocks;
    private FifoRepository fifo;
    private OpsSupport support;

    public ExternalEvents externalEvents() {
        return new ExternalEvents();
    }

    public ProductStock.EventsContract productStocks() {
        return new ProductStocks();
    }

    @AllArgsConstructor
    public class ExternalEvents {

        public void emit(Locked event) {
            fifo.handle(event.getPaletteLabel().getRefNo(), event);
        }

        public void emit(Unlocked event) {
            fifo.handle(event.getPaletteLabel().getRefNo(), event);
        }

        public void emit(Destroyed event) {
            fifo.handle(event.getPaletteLabel().getRefNo(), event);
        }

        public void emit(Delivered event) {
            stocks.get(event.getPaletteLabel().getRefNo())
                    .ifPresent(productStock -> productStock.delivered(event)
                            .handle((object, throwable) -> support.appliedExternalEventOnProductStock(productStock, event, throwable))
                    );
            fifo.handle(event.getPaletteLabel().getRefNo(), event);
        }
    }

    @AllArgsConstructor
    private class ProductStocks implements ProductStock.EventsContract {

        @Override
        public void emit(Registered event) {
            async(() -> fifo.handle(event.getPaletteLabel().getRefNo(), event));
        }

        @Override
        public void emit(Stored event) {
        }

        @Override
        public void emit(Picked event) {
        }

        @Override
        public void emit(Locked event) {
            async(() -> fifo.handle(event.getPaletteLabel().getRefNo(), event));
        }
    }

    void dependencies(ProductStockAgentRepository stocks, FifoRepository fifo, OpsSupport support) {
        this.stocks = stocks;
        this.fifo = fifo;
        this.support = support;
    }

    void async(Runnable handler) {
        CompletableFuture.runAsync(handler);
    }
}

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Q: Issue when I want to import CSV file I want to import users with a CSV file so I put this code in lib/task/import.rake :
require 'csv'

task :import => :environment do
  CSV.foreach('db/test.csv', :headers => true) do |row|
    UserManager::User.create!(row.hash)
  end
end

Here is my CSV test file :
surname;name;email;password;password_confirmation
test;test;test@exemple.fr;pass;pass

And when I run rake import I get this error :
When assigning attributes, you must pass a hash as an argument.

Why did I get this error ?

A: Those variables aren't comma separated, they're semicolon separated. So:
CSV.foreach('db/test.csv', headers: true, col_sep: ";")

A: To sum up the comment of Pavan and the solution of gunn, your code should be:
require 'csv'

task :import => :environment do
  CSV.foreach('db/test.csv', :headers => true, col_sep: ';') do |row|
    UserManager::User.create!(row.to_hash)
  end
end

A: I think it should be
require 'csv'

task :import => :environment do
  CSV.foreach('db/test.csv', :headers => true) do |row|
    UserManager::User.create!(row.to_hash)
  end
end

row.hash will return an integer

A: Use this
        require 'csv'

        CSV.foreach(file.path, headers: false) do |row|
         user_hash = {}
         user_hash = {"surname"=> name,"last_name"=> last_name }  #key value
         User.create!(user_hash)
        end
    end

A: Try this ............
    require 'csv'
    #file with full path
    file = "#{Rails.root}/public/file_name.csv"

    #Reading file
    user_file = CSV.read(file, :headers => true)

    #Creating User

    user = UserManager::User.where(:email => user_file['email']).first_or_create

   if user.present?
     user.name = user_file['email']
     #Same other data ......
     user.save!
   end

Hope this will work for you.


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SR-71 — американська поп-панк-група, сформована в 1998 році в Балтиморі, штат Меріленд. Найбільш відомими творіннями групи є: сингл 2000 року «Right Now», сингл «Tomorrow» (2002), а також SR-71 відомі як автори першого варіанту хіта гурту Bowling for Soup — «1985» (2004).

Назва групи походить від одного з досягнень американської воєнної технології — Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird, надзвукового розвідувального літака ВПС США.

З 2007 року, група офіційно знаходиться в статусі «перерва на невизначений термін», після релізу свого останнього альбому «Here We Go Again» в 2004 році. Творча діяльність групи зараз, в основному, виділяється в роботі вокаліста та гітариста  SR-71 Мітча Алана над соло-проектом.

Склад групи
Поточний склад
 Мітч Алан (Mitch Allan) — основний вокал, гітара (в групі з 1998 року)
 Пет Демент (Pat DeMent) — гітара, вокал (в групі з 2003 року)
 Майк Руокко (Mike Ruocco) — бас-гітара, вокал (в групі з 2003 року)
 Джон Аллен (John Allen) — ударні, вокал (з 2002 року в групі)
Колишні учасники
 Mark Beauchemin – гітара, клавішні, бек-вокал
 Jeff Reid – бас-гітара, клавішні, бек-вокал
 Dan Garvin – ударні, перкусія, бек-вокал

Дискографія

Студійні альбоми

Збірки
 Cool Traxx! 2 (2000) — «Last Man on the Moon»
 Listen to What the Man Said (2001) — «My Brave Face»
 Loser Soundtrack (2000) — «Right Now»
 Splashdown Soundtrack (2001) — «Right Now»
 Crossing All Over Vol. 13 (2001) — «Right Now»
 The New Guy Soundtrack (2002) — «Let It Whip»
 Slap Her… She's French (2002) — «Right Now»
The song «Right Now» also appears in the PlayStation 2 game Splashdown.

Сингли

 Notes
 A. «Right Now» peaked outside of the top 100 in the US Billboard Hot 100, therefore they are listed on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles.

Примітки

Посилання
Офіційний вебсайт

Американські музичні гурти
Поп-панк гурти
Панк-рок гурти
Гурти альтернативного року
Квартети


The second edition of the M-Enabling Summit will set a platform for breaking technological developments and future innovations in smartphones and tablets, featuring accessible and assistive solutions. The mobile industry conference and showcase will be held in cooperation with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in Washington, D.C., June 6-7, 2013.
The second edition of the CRPD Progress Report on ICT Accessibility will be released this week by G3ict – the Global Initiative for Inclusive Information and Communication Technologies, in cooperation with DPI – Disabled Peoples' International, during the Fifth Session of the Conference of States Parties (CoSP5) to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), at United Nations Headquarters in New York.


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Q: Implicit type with struct of slices If I have a file like this:
package main
import "fmt"

type Language struct {
   Example []string
   Link []string
}

func main() {
   o := Language{
      {".go", "go.ps1"},
      {"golang.org", "go.dev"},
   }
   fmt.Println(o)
}

I get this result:
missing type in composite literal

I found I can resolve like this:
[]string{".go", "go.ps1"},
[]string{"golang.org", "go.dev"},

but is that strictly required? I would think Go would know the type of each
property based on the struct definition.

A: The problem here is not that the compiler doesn't know the type, it is that the syntax for a composite literal requires the type:
https://golang.org/ref/spec#Composite_literals
A string array literal is []string{"a","b",","c"}, not {"a","b","c"}.

A: You need field in struct definition, like this
o := Language{
    Example: []string{".go", "go.ps1"},
    Link:    []string{"golang.org", "go.dev"},
}
fmt.Println(o)


PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. – The move back to March for The Players brings some new and interesting things to watch for from home. Here's a rundown of course changes, strategic moments and what to keep an eye on at the Pete Dye-designed TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course.
1. Lush green colors. The move from May makes all the difference with southern grasses and means the championship will be played on overseeded ryegrass rather than on indigenous Bermuda grass – the prevailing playing surface when the event was played from 2007-2018. The emerald green course looks lusher than the previous Bermuda grass and entails more consistent density throughout the course.
The rough cut at 2 ½ inches isn't overly punitive, but the combination of wet weather and the need to keep the ryegrass watered means the course will be lusher, softer and more forgiving than before. The course will play much longer, though will also be more receptive. That means more drives will stay in the fairway and more approach shots will stay on greens.
2. Cooler, windier weather. The shift in season, from mid-spring to late winter, also brings cooler temperatures and more volatile wind conditions. That means the ball won't travel as far in the air, and players will be dealing with tougher weather. That's especially the case as the forecast calls for the winds swinging from the north/northeast the first two days to westerly and southern winds on the weekend. With three par-5s (Nos. 2, 11 and 16) playing in a southerly orientation, that means more birdie opportunities early and more trouble at the end, with the 17th and 18th holes playing straight into the breeze.
3. Drivable par-4 12th hole. At 302 yards, this slight dogleg left should be within reach off the tee for many in the field. Since the current version of the hole debuted in 2017, players have been reluctant to go for the green because a steep slope left of the perched putting surface fed balls directly into a lateral pond. Tired of watching nearly every player lay up short left, course officials this year introduced a saving buffer alongside the water in the form of a thin strip of heavy rough. It's enough of a collar to keep balls that run along the ground from tumbling into the hazard. Drives that land on the side slope will still kick in, but the small margin of support introduced this year will give more players the confidence to play boldly off the tee with a driver.
4. Mind games. A characteristic of the golf course is the way Dye's design wreaks havoc with the most fragile piece of equipment in any PGA Tour player's golf bag – his brain.
Two examples: On the 558-yard, par-5 11th hole, the shortest path to the green involves play down the left side, alongside and across a huge side bunker on the inside left. It's a hard angle to discern off the tee, one made more difficult because a gentle slope to the left in the fairway steers the ground roll toward the sand.
At the famous 137-yard, par-3 17th hole, Dye extended the right side of the green beyond a front pot bunker so players are viewing that section of the putting surface. It makes the water even more obvious as a threat, never more so than on Sunday, when the traditional hole location (way back right) means a player seeking a close iron shot has to start the ball to the right over the water. Add the wind and the shot becomes far more vexing than is normally the case when hitting a short iron to a 4,100 square foot green.
All of this makes for a more diverse, more interesting golf course than was the case when the event was held in May for the past dozen years.
Bradley S. Klein is senior writer with Golf Channel and writes regularly for GolfAdvisor.com.


First, New Class B Uniform Shirts Are In!!!
Our new Troop Class B uniform T-shirts are in, and they look great! They are an homage to our nation's humble beginnings, our troop's beginnings triumphs, and future. They are a legacy left by our troop's founding members, a nod to two individuals (one many miles away, and another right here), and our living, breathing battle cry!


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Start From - 25/02/2013 Last Date - 04/07/2021
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Prince Of Wales Theatre Coventry Street, London, W1D 6AS
All Information : Live & Upcoming shows of Theatre . 2.Venue information 3. Seating plan of theatre 4. Archived shows
Welcome to the magnificent Prince of Wales Theatre at London! The opulent London Westend Theatre is running the blockbuster London show, Book of Mormon with packed houses. The four time Emmy award winning makers of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone have created this super duper hit blockbuster Book of Mormon. The story revolves around the mismatched Mormon Boys who have been sent to a remote place for a mission.
The brilliant show The Book of Mormon has been written by Tony award winning writer of Avenue Q, Robert Lopez, whereas it has been co-directed Mr. Parker along with three time Tony nominee Casey Nicholaw. For audience above 18 the show will be suitable, as it has some frequent explicit language usage. Experience the spell binding show at the magnificent Prince of Wales Theatre which is one of the most popular London Westend Theatres.
The Prince of Wales is situated in Coventry Street which is close to Leicester Square in the City of Westminster. In the year 1884, theatre had been founded, whereas underwent rebuilding in the year 1937. The current owner of the theatre is Cameron Mackintosh who has made huge refurbishment in the year 2004.
On the same location, C J Phipps constructed the first theatre on January 1884 as Prince's Theatre. He constructed this theatre for the actor manager Edgar Bruce. The theatre was a traditional three-tier with occupancy of 1000. In the year 1886, the theatre was renamed as Prince of Wales. The favorable location of the theatre made it one of the most popular and easy to access amongst all the theatres.
The brilliant positioning of Prince of Wales between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square is one of the significant factors of the theatre. The theatre hosted some of the popular shows such as W S Gilbert's The Palace of Truth, In Honour Bound, the record breaking Dorothy, Mamma Mia, Let It Be and now Book of Mormon! So come and catch your favorite London musical The Book of Mormon at the magnificent Prince of Wales Theatre!
18th WhatsOnStage Awards at Prince of Wales Theatre
Get set to catch the sensational 18th Annual WhatsOnStage Awards! The latest big ones to join the must awaited annual event Everybody's Talking About Jamie is Tyrone Huntley (Dreamgirls, Jesus Christ Superstar), Alice Fearn (Wicked), Janie Dee (Follies) and Mazz Murray (Mamma Mia!). Russell Labey is all set to direct the great concert under the musical supervision by Alex Parker, sound by Dan Sansom and lighting by Jack Weir.
The spectacular concert will be produced by WhatsOnStage and Stuart Piper for Cole Kitchenn, with production management by Chris Fisher. On 25th February 2018, the annual ceremony will takes place at the Prince of Wales Theatre with names of the years' winners of prestigious WhatsOnStage Awards will be announced. Some of the top UK theatre talents will give their performances.
During the launch last month, the nominees of the WhatsOnStage Award s were announced. Some of the remarkable nominations are Bat Out of Hell and 42nd Street leading the way with eight nominations each. Names in the the Best Actor in a Play category are Andrew Garfield (Angels in America), Andrew Scott (Hamlet), Bryan Cranston (Network), David Tennant (Don Juan in Soho) and Martin Freeman (Labour of Love). On the other hand, names in the Best Actress in a play are Eve Best (Love in Idleness), Imelda Staunton (Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?), Olivia Colman (Mosquitoes), Natalie Dormer (Venus in Fur) and Tamsin Greig (Labour of Love).
Public can buy the tickets for the concert and the awards themselves, where audience can choose the winner at every stage of the voting.
Coventry Street, London, W1D 6AS


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Sökande är i juridiska sammanhang ofta beteckningen på den som ansökt om något eller begärt något vid domstol eller myndighet.

Vid domstol behandlas sådana ansökningar som ärenden, egentligen rättsvårdärenden enligt lagen (1996:242) om domstolsärenden, oftast kallad ärendelagen.

Exempel på sådana ärenden kan vara ansökan om adoption, utseende av boutredningsman, bodelningsförättare eller förvaltare alternativt god man enligt föräldrabalken.

Även i mål som handläggs av kronofogdemyndigheten betecknas den, som begärt utmätning eller avhysning, sökande.

Den sökande räknas alltid som part i ärendet.

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