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In A Roomful of Blues
Hook Line & Sinker
Raisin' A Ruckus
Standing Room Only
That's Right!
Watch You When You Go
The Blues'll Make You Happy Too
Turn It On! Turn It Up!
Roomful of Christmas
Dance All Night
Live At Lupo's
Dressed Uo To Get Messed Up
Hot Little Mama
Roomful of Blues (aka) The First Album
Let's Have A Party
Earl King & Roomful of Blues - Glazed
Two Classic Albums- Disc 1- With Big Joe Turner
Two Classic Albums-Disc 2-With Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson
Train Kept A Rollin'
Pics From The Past
Roomful of Blues
Standing Room Only: Released 2005. Roomful finished up the sessions for their 18th album entitled "Standing Room Only" at Osceola Recording Studios in Raleigh, NC, where, by no coincidence, they recorded their Grammy nominated Alligator debut "That's Right!"
Released in January 2005, "Standing Room Only" features a stunning mix of cherry picked
Released in January 2005, "Standing Room Only" features a stunning mix of cherry picked covers and Roomful originals that are sure to become classics as soon as they hit the streets. Of particular note are Chris Vachon's "Boomerang", The Travis Colby piano soaked powerhouse "Jona Lee", Rich Lataille's tribute to Illinois Jacquet entitled "Straight Jacquet", Mark DuFresne's "Two For The Price Of Ten"and Mark Earley's bopping " Flip Flap Jack".
She Put A Spell On Me 1:59
I Can't Stand You No More 2:27
Boomerang 4:23
The Love You Lost On The Way 4:21
Just Keep On Rockin' 3:48
Two For The Price Of Ten 3:49
Straight Jacquet 3:46
Sufferin' With The Blues 5:06
Jona Lee 3:08
Love Grown Cold 3:25
My Mind Is Troubled 2:52
Flip Flap Jack 2:50
Up Jumped The Devil 3:21
Nobody Knows 4:13
What Can I Do? 3:04
You Move Me 3:22
In A Roomful of Blues 3:31
Phone Zombies 3:35
Watch Your Back 3:33
She Quit Me Again 4:39
She's Too Much 4:08
Have You Heard 2:47
Carcinoma Blues 4:26
We'd Have A Love Sublime 3:01
Too Much Boogie 3:20
Let The Sleeping Dog Lie 3:00
I Can't Wait 1:53
It All Went Down The Drain 5:28
Jambalaya 5:01
Easy Baby 7:22
That's Right! 2:39
Crawdad Hole 4:44
You Don't Know 3:01


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namespace Phpio\App\DI;

use DI;
use Interop;
use Pimple;
use Slim;

/**
 * @covers PimpleDefinitionSource
 */
class PimpleDefinitionSourceTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
    /**
     * @covers PimpleDefinitionSource::getDefinition
     */
    public function testGetDefinition()
    {
        $source = new PimpleDefinitionSource(new Pimple\Container([
            'value'   => true,
            'array'   => [],
            'factory' => function() {}
        ]));
        $this->assertInstanceOf(DI\Definition\ValueDefinition::class, $source->getDefinition('value'));
        $this->assertInstanceOf(DI\Definition\ArrayDefinition::class, $source->getDefinition('array'));
        $this->assertInstanceOf(DI\Definition\FactoryDefinition::class, $source->getDefinition('factory'));
        $this->assertNull($source->getDefinition('unknown'));
    }

    /**
     * @covers PimpleDefinitionSource::getDefinition
     */
    public function testBuilder()
    {
        $builder = new DI\ContainerBuilder();
        $builder->addDefinitions(new PimpleDefinitionSource(new Slim\Container()));
        $builder->addDefinitions([
            'replaceWith' => ['httpVersion' => 'version replaced'],
            'settings'    => DI\decorate(function(
                Slim\Collection $settings,
                Interop\Container\ContainerInterface $container
            ) {
                $settings->replace($container->get('replaceWith'));
                return $settings;
            }),
        ]);

        $settings = $builder->build()->get('settings');
        $this->assertEquals('version replaced', $settings['httpVersion']);
        $this->assertEquals(4096, $settings['responseChunkSize']);
    }
}

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Improving wing aeroelastic characteristics using periodic design
Hossam T. Badran, Mohammad Tawfik and Hani M. Negm
Abstract; Full Text (1279K) pages 353-369. DOI: 10.12989/aas.2017.4.4.353
Flutter is a dangerous phenomenon encountered in flexible structures subjected to aerodynamic forces. This includes aircraft, buildings and bridges. Flutter occurs as a result of interactions between aerodynamic, stiffness, and inertia forces on a structure. In an aircraft, as the speed of the flow increases, there may be a point at which the structural damping is insufficient to damp out the motion which is increasing due to aerodynamic energy being added to the structure. This vibration can cause structural failure, and therefore considering flutter characteristics is an essential part of designing an aircraft. Scientists and engineers studied flutter and developed theories and mathematical tools to analyze the phenomenon. Strip theory aerodynamics, beam structural models, unsteady lifting surface methods (e.g., Doublet-Lattice) and finite element models expanded analysis capabilities. Periodic Structures have been in the focus of research for their useful characteristics and ability to attenuate vibration in frequency bands called \"stop-bands\". A periodic structure consists of cells which differ in material or geometry. As vibration waves travel along the structure and face the cell boundaries, some waves pass and some are reflected back, which may cause destructive interference with the succeeding waves. This may reduce the vibration level of the structure, and hence improve its dynamic performance. In this paper, for the first time, we analyze the flutter characteristics of a wing with a periodic change in its sandwich construction. The new technique preserves the external geometry of the wing structure and depends on changing the material of the sandwich core. The periodic analysis and the vibration response characteristics of the model are investigated using a finite element model for the wing. Previous studies investigating the dynamic bending response of a periodic sandwich beam in the absence of flow have shown promising results.
vibration; flutter; wing; sandwich beam; finite elements; periodic structure; stop bands
Hossam T. Badran and Hani M. Negm: Aerospace Engineering Department, Cairo University, Giza, Egypt
Mohammad Tawfik: Aerospace Engineering, University of Science and Technology, Zewail City for Science and Technology, Giza, Egypt
The feasible constant speed helical trajectories for propeller driven airplanes
Gilles Labonté
The motion of propeller driven airplanes, flying at constant speed on ascending or descending helical trajectories is analyzed. The dynamical abilities of the airplane are shown to result in restrictions on the ranges of the geometrical parameters of the helical path. The physical quantities taken into account are the variation of air density with altitude, the airplane mass change due to fuel consumption, its load factor, its lift coefficient, and the thrust its engine can produce. Formulas are provided for determining all the airplane dynamical parameters on the trajectory. A procedure is proposed for the construction of tables from which the flyability of trajectories at a given angle of inclination and radius can be read, with the corresponding minimum and maximum speeds allowed, the final altitude reached and the amount of fuel burned. Sample calculations are shown for the Cessna 182, a Silver Fox like unmanned aerial vehicle, and the C-130 Hercules.
airplane helical trajectory; banked turn; airplane equation of motion; circular arc connection; automatic trajectory planning
Gilles Labonté: Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Further results on the development of a novel VTOL aircraft, the anuloid. Part I: Aerodynamics
Marco Petrolo, Erasmo Carrera, Gaetano Iuso, Zdeněk Pátek and Zdenek Janda
This paper presents the main outcomes of the preliminary development of the Anuloid, an innovative disk-shaped VTOL aircraft. The Anuloid has three main features: Lift is provided by a ducted fan powered by a turboshaft; control capabilities and anti-torques are due to a system of fixed and movable surfaces that are placed in the circular internal duct and the bottom portion of the aircraft; the Coanda effect is exploited to enable the control capabilities of such surfaces. In this paper, results from CFD analyses and wind tunnel tests are presented. Horizontal and vertical flights were considered, including accelerated flight. Particular attention was paid to the experimental analysis of the Coanda effect via a reduced scale 3D printed model. The results suggest that the Coanda effect is continuously present at the lower surface of the Anuloid and may be exploited for the control of the aircraft. Also, very complex 3D flows may develop around the aircraft.
VTOL; coanda effect; CFD; wind tunnel
Marco Petrolo and Erasmo Carrera:
MUL2 Group, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Politecnico di Torino, Corso Duca degli Abruzzi 24, Torino, Italy
Gaetano Iuso: Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Politecnico di Torino, Corso Duca degli Abruzzi 24, Torino, Italy
Zdeněk Pátek: VZLÚ Aerospace Research and Test Establishment, Prague, Czech Republic
Zdenek Janda: FESA s.r.o., Prague, Czech Republic
Further results on the development of a novel VTOL aircraft, the Anuloid. Part II: Flight mechanics
Marco Petrolo, Erasmo Carrera, Coen de Visser, Michele D
This paper presents the main outcomes of the preliminary development of the Anuloid, an innovative disk-shaped VTOL aircraft. The Anuloid has three main features: lift is provided by a ducted fan powered by a turboshaft; control capabilities and anti-torques are due to a system of fixed and movable surfaces that are placed in the circular internal duct and the bottom portion of the aircraft; the Coanda effect is exploited to enable the control capabilities of such surfaces. In this paper, results from flight mechanics are presented. The vertical flight dynamics were found to be desirable. In contrast, the horizontal flight dynamics of the aircraft shows both dynamic instability, and more importantly, insufficient pitch and roll control authority. Some recommendations and guidelines are then given aimed at the alleviation of such problems.
VTOL; Coanda effect; flyability
Marco Petrolo and Erasmo Carrera: Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Politecnico di Torino, Corso Duca degli Abruzzi 24, Torino, Italy
Coen de Visser: Control and Simulation Division, Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, Delft University of Technology,
Delft 2600GB, The Netherlands
Michele D\'Ottavio and Olivier Polit:
Laboratoire Energétique, Mécanique et Electromagnétisme (LEME), Université Paris Ouest, 50 rue de Sèvres, 92410 Ville d\'Avray, France
Analysis of payload compartment venting of satellite launch vehicle
R. C. Mehta
The problem of flow through the vent is formulated as an unsteady, nonlinear, ordinary differential equation and solved using Runge-Kutta method to obtain pressure inside payload faring. An inverse problem for prediction of the discharge coefficient is presented employing measured internal pressure of the payload fairing during the ascent phase of a satellite launch vehicle. A controlled random search method is used to estimate the discharge coefficient from the measured transient pressure history during the ascent period of the launch vehicle. The algorithm predicts the discharge coefficient stepwise with function of Mach number. The estimated values of the discharge coefficients are in good agreement with differential pressure measured during the flight of typical satellite launch vehicle.
depressurization; discharge coefficient; heat shield; inverse problem; numerical analysis; reentry module; satellite launch vehicle; venting
R. C. Mehta: Department of Aeronautical Engineering, Noorul Islam University, Kumaracoil, 629180, India
Non-linear aero-elastic response of a multi-layer TPS
P. Pasolini, E. H. Dowell, S. De Rosa, F. Franco and R. Savino
The aim of the present work is to present a computational study of the non-linear aero-elastic behavior of a multi-layered Thermal Protection System (TPS). The severity of atmospheric re-entry conditions is due to the combination of high temperatures, high pressures and high velocities, and thus the aero-elastic behavior of flexible structures can be difficult to assess. In order to validate the specific computational model and the overall strategy for structural and aerodynamics analyses of flexible structures, the simplified TPS sample tested in the 8\' High Temperature Tunnel (HTT) at NASA LaRC has been selected as a baseline for the validation of the present work. The von Kármán\'s three dimensional large deflection theory for the structure and a hybrid Raleigh-Ritz-Galerkin approach, combined with the first order Piston Theory to describe the aerodynamic flow, have been used to derive the equations of motion. The paper shows that a good description of the physical behavior of the fabric is possible with the proposed approach. The model is further applied to investigate structural and aero-elastic influence of the number of the layers and the stitching pattern.
aero-elasticity; atmospheric re-entry; non-linearity
P. Pasolini, S. De Rosa, F. Franco and R. Savino: Department of Industrial Engineering (DII), University of Naples
A multilevel framework for decomposition-based reliability shape and size optimization
Ali Y. Tamijani, Sameer B. Mulani and Rakesh K. Kapania
A method for decoupling reliability based design optimization problem into a set of deterministic optimization and performing a reliability analysis is described. The inner reliability analysis and the outer optimization are performed separately in a sequential manner. Since the outer optimizer must perform a large number of iterations to find the optimized shape and size of structure, the computational cost is very high. Therefore, during the course of this research, new multilevel reliability optimization methods are developed that divide the design domain into two sub-spaces to be employed in an iterative procedure: one of the shape design variables, and the other of the size design variables. In each iteration, the probability constraints are converted into equivalent deterministic constraints using reliability analysis and then implemented in the deterministic optimization problem. The framework is first tested on a short column with cross-sectional properties as design variables, the applied loads and the yield stress as random variables. In addition, two cases of curvilinearly stiffened panels subjected to uniform shear and compression in-plane loads, and two cases of curvilinearly stiffened panels subjected to shear and compression loads that vary in linear and quadratic manner are presented.
reliability analysis; shape optimization; reliability-based design optimization; stiffened panels
Ali Y. Tamijani: Department of Aerospace Engineering, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, Florida, U.S.A.
Sameer B. Mulani: Department of Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, U.S.A.
Rakesh K. Kapania: Department of Aerospace and Ocean Engineering, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Virginia, U.S.A.
Effect of geometrical parameters of reentry capsule over flowfield at high speed flow
The main purpose of the paper is to analyze effect of geometrical parameters of the reentry capsules such as radius of the spherical cap, shoulder radius, back shell inclination angle and overall length on the flow field characteristics. The numerical simulation with viscous flow past ARD (Atmospheric Reentry Demonstrator), Soyuz (Russian) and OREX (Orbital Reentry EXperimental) reentry capsules for freestream Mach numbers range of 2.0-5.0 is carried out by solving time-dependent, axisymmetric, compressible laminar Navier-Stokes equations. These reentry capsules appear as bell, head light and saucer in shape. The flow field features around the reentry capsules such as bow shock wave, sonic line, expansion fan and recirculating flow region are well captured by the present numerical simulations. A low pressure is observed immediately downstream of the base region of the capsule which can be attributed to fill-up in the growing space between the shock wave and the reentry module. The back shell angle and the radius of the shoulder over the capsule are having a significant effect on the wall pressure distribution. The effects of geometrical parameters of the reentry capsules will useful input for the calculation of ballistic coefficient of the reentry module.
aerodynamic; CFD; reentry capsule; shock wave; space vehicle; supersonic speed
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Kenneth Holloway
Kenneth Ralph Holloway, age 96, of Brownstown, passed away on Friday, October 16, 2020, at Silver Oaks Health Campus in Columbus. Kenneth was a life-time member of Brownstown United Methodist Church. Mr. Holloway served on the USS Minneapolis in the United States Navy from 1943 to 1945 during World War II. He also worked as a lineman and electrician with Duke Energy for more than 30 years. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge, Eastern Star and Lions Club. Kenneth loved staying active during his life, traveling and working and doing projects with his hands. Born on August 20, 1924, in Hamilton County, he was the son of Floyd V. and Iva M. Snyder Holloway, both of whom preceded him in death. In 1943, he married Mary Eileen Rogers and she preceded him in death on August 28, 1957. In January 1962, he married Marian G. Cheek and she survives. Survivors include three sons: Dr. Michael (Reva) Holloway of Greentown, Patrick Holloway of Brownstown and Kenny (Lori) Holloway of Columbus; one daughter, Barbara Marion of Michigan; grandchildren: Chantel, Russ, Brad, Beth, Dawn, Kevin, Jennifer, Amy, Lisa, Michael, Jackie, Chris, Joshua and Lauren; and several great-grandchildren. Mr. Holloway was also preceded in death by one daughter, Bonnie Bolton; son-in-law, Russell Marion; step-daughter, Patricia Chase; two sisters: Virginia and Marguerite; and two brothers: William and Larry. A private family funeral service for Kenneth Ralph Holloway will be held. Memorials may be given to Silver Oaks Legacy Lane through Spurgeon Funeral Home, Inc., Brownstown. Arrangements are being handled by Spurgeon Funeral Home, Inc. Online memorials and condolences may be given at www.spurgeonfh.com
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Established in 2007, the Chicago Red Stars began as one of seven teams competing in the Women's Professional Soccer (WPS) League, which lasted from 2009 to 2011. Long-time Chicago Fire President and General Manager Peter Wilt and WUSA coach and GM Marcia McDermott were brought in to solidify the team's roots in the new league. The first two Head Coaches of the Red Stars during WPS were Emma Hayes and Omid Namazi.
In 2011, under single owner Arnim Whisler, the Red Stars joined the Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL). This time around, the Chicago women's team selected Rory Dames, a Chicago native, as the head coach. In addition to a few former WPS players, the Red Stars added stars from the WNT U20 and U23 teams and other collegiate standouts. The Red Stars finished the season with a 10-1 record, coming in second to the Orange County Waves in the Championship match.
The next year, the team joined the WPSL Elite with seven other teams, including former WPS clubs Boston Breakers and Western New York Flash. Alyse LaHue returned to the team as the team's second-ever General Manager. In a league that was a step up from the WPSL, the Red Stars again excelled to the Championship match, but fell just short of the league title to the Flash. The same year, the Red Stars won the 2012 USASA's National Women's Cup.
In November 2012, it was announced that the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) would be formed for a 2013 season. That year the Chicago Red Stars joined seven other teams in the NWSL—the Boston Breakers, FC Kansas City, Portland Thorns FC, Seattle Reign FC, Sky Blue FC, Washington Spirit and the Western New York Flash.
The 2013 roster included Maribel Dominguez and Dinora Garza, players who had been allocated to the Red Stars from the Mexican Football Federation (FMF), Erin McLeod and Carmelina Moscato from the Canadian Soccer Association (CSA), and Shannon Boxx from the U.S Women's National Team. The Red Stars finished 6th in the regular season standings during their inaugural year.
In 2014, the Red Stars would enter their second season in the NWSL and strengthen their numbers with USWNT player Christen Press, Canadian National Team veterans Karina LeBlanc and Melissa Tancredi, and first round college draft picks, Julie Johnston and Vanessa DiBernardo. Julie Johnston would come out of the 2014 with a historical year in league and become the first Red Star to earn NWSL Rookie of the Year.
The 2015 year would bring the program to new heights. With the return of U.S. Women's National Team Member Lori Chalupny, Shannon Boxx, Christen Press and recently added Julie Johnston, the Red Stars boasted the most USA players on a team. The draft would add three sensational rookies in Arin Gilliland, Danielle Colaprico and Sofia Huerta, who would all be named to the 2015 NWSL Second-Best XI. During the summer, the international stars returned to their respective countries teams to compete in the World Cup. The USWNT would cruise past Japan in the finals, ultimately winning the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup. After an amazing run in the NWSL regular season the Red Stars would place second in league play and host their first NWSL post-season game in team history. Danielle Colaprico would win NWSL Rookie of the Year, marking back-to-back Red Stars winning the prestigious award.
In 2016, the Red Stars have added even greater depth to a strong roster for their fourth season in the NWSL. The return of Press, Johnston, DiBernardo, Colaprico, Huerta and Gilliland along with the addition of USWNT goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher the Red Stars will look to continue on with their success from the 2015 season.


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Q: Satisfiability in logic I'm working on an exercise where I've to prove that if:

is satisfiable, then formulas G are as well:
F and G are any formulas of any logic.
I've problems to understand, how I can prove it. As I know, to be called satisfiable there must exist a model and for the model itself all the formulas in H are true.
But how can I prove that all formulas are true - how can I prove it for all the formulas from $1$ to $n+1$?
I hope someone can help me!
Kind regards

A: HINT:
You cannot show that each one of the formulas $G_1$ through $G_{n+1}$ is satisfiable. Here is a quick counterexample to the claim that you could:
Let $n=1$, $F_1=A$, $G_1 = \bot$, and $G_2=B$
Then $(G_1 \lor F_1) \land (G_2 \lor \neg F_1)$, which would be $(\bot \lor A) \land (B \lor \neg A)$  is satisfiable (set $A=B=T$), but clearly $G_1$ by itself is not.
However, you are not being asked to show that each individual $G_i$ is satisfiable, but rather that the whole disjunction $G_1 \lor ... \lor G_{n+1}$ is satisfiable.  Indeed, in the above example, we see that $G_1 \lor G_2$ is satisfiable.
So: now that you know what the real question is, give that another thought.
Another quick hint though: do you know the Resolution rule?

A: Hint:
First use induction to show that:
$$(G_2\lor\neg F_1\lor F_2)\land\dots\land(G_n\lor\neg F_{n-1}\lor F_n)\\\Rightarrow\bigvee_{i=2}^nG_i\lor\neg F_1\lor F_n$$
So we also have $H$ implies $\bigvee_{i=2}^nG_i\lor\neg F_1\lor F_n$, use this to prove:
$$H\equiv H \land (G_1\lor\dots\lor G_{n+1})$$
Finally, if $G_1\lor\dots\lor G_{n+1}$ is not SAT, that $H$ is not SAT, which is a contradiction.

Answer:
Use Induction we want to prove that:
$$M(n):=(G_2\lor\neg F_1\lor F_2)\land\dots\land(G_n\lor\neg F_{n-1}\lor F_n)\\\Rightarrow\bigvee_{i=2}^nG_i\lor\neg F_1\lor F_n$$
Base case: $n=2$
\begin{align}
M(2)&\equiv(G_2\lor\neg F_1\lor F_2)\\
&\equiv\bigvee_{i=2}^2G_i\lor\neg F_1\lor F_2
\end{align}
Inductive step:
Assume that for $n=k$:
\begin{align}
M(k)&\equiv(G_2\lor\neg F_1\lor F_2)\land\dots\land(G_k\lor\neg F_{k-1}\lor F_k)\\
&\Rightarrow\bigvee_{i=2}^kG_i\lor\neg F_1\lor F_k
\end{align}
Show it hold for $n=k+1$:
\begin{align}
M(k+1)&\equiv(G_2\lor\neg F_1\lor F_2)\land\dots\land\color{blue}{(G_{k+1}\lor\neg F_{k}\lor F_{k+1})}\\
&\Rightarrow\bigvee_{i=2}^{k+1}G_i\lor\neg F_1\lor F_{k+1}
\end{align}
Since $M(k+1)$ implies $M(k)$ so also implies $\bigvee_{i=2}^kG_k\lor\neg F_1\lor F_k$
Apply $((\bigvee_{i=1}^kP_i\lor R)\land(\bigvee_{i=1}^jQ_i\lor \neg R))\Rightarrow \bigvee_{i=1}^kP_i\lor \bigvee_{i=1}^jQ_i$ we have:
$(\bigvee_{i=2}^kG_k\lor\neg F_1\lor F_k)\land\color{blue}{(G_{k+1}\lor\neg F_{k}\lor F_{k+1})}$ impleis $\bigvee_{i=2}^{k+1}G_i\lor\neg F_1\lor F_{k+1}$
This proved the induction.
Since $H\Rightarrow M(n)$ that $H$ also implies $\bigvee_{i=2}^{n}G_i\lor\neg F_1\lor F_{n}$
Apply $((\bigvee_{i=1}^kP_i\lor R)\land(\bigvee_{i=1}^jQ_i\lor \neg R))\Rightarrow \bigvee_{i=1}^kP_i\lor \bigvee_{i=1}^jQ_i$ again:
Then we have $(\bigvee_{i=2}^{n}G_i\lor\neg F_1\lor F_{n})\land(G_1\lor F_1)\land(G_{n+1}\lor\neg F_n)$ implies: $G_1\lor\dots\lor G_{n+1}$
Hence we proved $H\equiv H\land(G_1\lor\dots\lor G_{n+1})$

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Creamy Mushroom Toasts ? Tasty - recipe videos
Creamy Mushroom Toasts ? Tasty
This creamy mushroom toast is one of the easiest and most satisfying things you can make. Made with McCormick - the official spice of Tasty! Get the recipe here: https://tasty.co/recipe/creamy-mushroom-toasts Subscribe to Tasty: https://bzfd.it/2ri82Z1 About Tasty: The official YouTube channel of all things Tasty, the world's largest food network. From recipes, world-class talent, and top-of-the-line cookware, we help connect food lovers in every way they interact with food. Connect with Tasty: Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/buzzfeedtasty Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buzzfeedtasty/ Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/tasty Check out our website: https://www.tasty.co/ Shop the Tasty Kitchenware line: https://t.co/0dPSuobra7 Shop the Tasty Merch line: https://amzn.to/2GJ2xvv Subscribe to Tasty Newsletters: https://www.buzzfeed.com/newsletters/tasty Credits: https://www.buzzfeed.com/bfmp/videos/85841 MUSIC Dont Worry About It_Full Licensed via Warner Chappell Production Music Inc. https://www.youtube.com/c/buzzfeedtasty


Scored for two trumpets, ensemble and sonic geography, Ecoacoustic Concerto (Eagle Rock) was composed for Glen Whitehead, Cuong Vu, Peak Frequency & the Heller Center and was commissioned by Peak Frequency for the UCCS Founders Festival, 2015. The work uses geological sonifications of Eagle Rock in Colorado Springs and field recordings from around the Heller Center. The trumpets portray sunlight, radiating off the rock and into the valley, illuminating the unique geographical features of the area. The data and field recordings used to compose the music were collected as part of the Sonic Landscapes/EcoSono summer course at UCCS in 2013 and 2014. Special thanks to UCCS geography professor Brandon Vogt for sharing knowledge on the structure and formation of Eagle Rock. The electronic part combines computer-generated sound made from the sonification of rock data, and field recoridngs. The instruments also sound the geography through rhythm, harmony, texture and melody using various ecoacoustic mapping techniques.


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Why We Need More Quincy Jones' in the World
Posted on February 12, 2018 by the uppity negro
Last week, an 84-year-old Negro from a world many of us wouldn't even recognize decided to "spill the tea" in a way that rivals podcasts like "The Read" or "Real Housewives After Show" with Andy Cohen.
Quincy Jones, the music mogul, in an interview with David Marchese and published by New York Magazine, divulged the inner-workings of a mind and spirit that hadn't just seen the entire world, but actually had a hand at shaping it. The interview was presented in transcript form, sans opinion-based essay prose. The off-the-cuff name-dropping makes the interview read as if you're watching a live interview. Jones liberally drops the noun "motherfucker" with the ease of a sentence filler like "um" or "uh." It almost makes you wonder does he know what he's saying, or is he just telling it as he sees it.
American culture, however, lends itself to letting our elders speak unfettered. Jones is in good company with this phenomenon. It's like that moment at the dinner table when aging family members who are remembered as sweet and docile by the now grownup kids, turn into slightly irascible old people who say whatever is on their mind punctuating irritating sentences with "Shit!" or "Hell!" It's almost comical. Often times the party to the tirade bursts into laughter. Part nervous and part mirth. I can't help but see the revelations of Jones as this.
Given that the long arc of Jones' exposé includes a conspiracy theory that the mob killed John F. Kennedy, you can't help but wonder is he spouting Negro folklore or is he simply telling the truth. While stories such as Michael Jackson stealing songs is plausible given how pop music has mutated into one continuous sound, his story about Ringo Starr and jazz musician Ronnie Verrell make him sound like some magical Negro on par with Bagger Vance.
Unsurprisingly, the juiciest morsel that he disclosed was that Richard Pryor and Marvin Gaye slept with Marlon Brando.
The internet was all a flutter with this news.
As the interview struck a match and tossed it on a pile of dry kindling, when Pryor's ex-wife confirmed the claim in her own flowery language, it was as if someone took one of the burning pieces of wood and tossed it on a pile ready for a large bonfire.
For some, like myself, this was news. Apparently in some circles, this was common knowledge that Pryor engaged in same-sex sexual encounters all throughout the 1970s. His ex-wife made sure to add that the use of Quaaludes and drugs in general was commonplace in Hollywood as if to intensify just how lawless social and sexual norms were at this time.
While social norms shift constantly these days, one such shift includes the "outing" of someone else. Even if they're dead. Singer Patti LaBelle received social media flak when she blabbed about a dalliance of Luther Vandross, even though, allegedly, what she revealed wasn't a secret. Evidence that times have changed is that her "outing" flew under the radar for the most part. There would have a been point within the last 20 years where such a story would have been front page of the tabloids, now it only makes the B-list gossip sites.
I remember not learning about the sexual orientation of vaulted Harlem Renaissance poets Langston Hughes and Countee Cullen (especially the story of W.E.B. DuBois forcing him to marry his daughter) until I got to college. I felt almost deceived that I didn't know this story until later. This was a material part of the story of blacks in America and somehow this tidbit was left out. And not just left out of my formal education at school, but in the cultural education that I received at home and at church. Perhaps, it really wasn't common knowledge, thus, can I blame them for not telling me what they themselves didn't know? But, as I age, I realize the harm we do in not telling the whole story for the sake of respectability politics.
At the end of the day, I wonder do the stories of Marvin Gaye and Richard Pryor get entered into the canon of American culture. Will we—both black and white Americans—choose to tell a more complete story; choosing to tell a story that at least places their queer identities in the narrative. I say this because it calls into question how not telling such liberative narratives may have crushed the dreams and hopes of black youth in the 1980s and 1990s. For all of the talk about representation, do not the likes of Gaye and Prior deserve full representation as well?
Do we need more gossips who tell other people's personal business simply to be messy? No. I don't see Jones as some careless tattler telling everyone's dirt but his own, but rather a foul-mouthed sage who's attempting to humanize the cultural idols we so often worship. In a world made plastic because of the performance of the fake and phony by so many, perhaps we need more truth-tellers like Jones. And if some black youth or young adult hears the story of Pryor or Gaye sees a path forward, then we owe a debt of gratitude to "Q" for telling it like it is.
Tags: Marlon Brando, Marvin Gaye, Q, Quincy Jones, Richard PryorCategories: Cultural Critique, Pop Culture, The Color Line
3 thoughts on "Why We Need More Quincy Jones' in the World"
Jcmac says:
No tell me it isn't true Marvin Gaye!
Mr. Tony Muhammad says:
Well, its not the first time in my 61 years of life existence witnessing various life perspectives and events that define what it is to be human, flip-flop. In my opinion, humanity is near a level of completely diminishing religious dogma's competition to mass control human complexities. Religion order(s) obviously have institutionalized human value systems: right and wrong, good and bad, righteousness and wickedness, and negative values -v- positive values. Religious dogma(s) in this American society was once protected by a majority thinking and behaviors upholding religious dogma, but now the excluded minorities with various competing groups are gaining power and influence in the society. What once was taboo in the society is now the norm in this society. Perhaps one day in the future of the American society, White-racism will become taboo and not the norm, as it remains today 2018.
The Black American, as always, here in America are found between a rock and a hard place in this American White controlled society. Our individual personal lives should be regarded as sacred within our group shared experience, struggles, and semi-developed culture.
Our group civic life is still evolving and developing from a state of nationally legalized chattel enslavement to emancipation from the hands of White slave masters and owners to living under Jim Crow Laws and the present-day White-racism which is designed to block and limit our group progress and advancement equitably to other races and groups living in the society.
By the way, Quincy Jones lifestyle is not definitive of the average Black American youth nor any American youth. Quincy Jones has lived a financial good life but he too suffers from a lack of protagonist leadership with the use of his resources to change the American society oppressive conditions facing everyday common youth of all races and creeds.
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Many artistic types from music, arts and Hollywood engaged in bisexual behaviors in the 1960's and 1970's, fueled by 'free love' and drugs. While these behaviors were hinted at by the media of the time, no one paid much attention, probably because we didn't want our idols tarnished with reality. Their experimentations did not impact the lived of the average person because they did not themselves identify as gay or lesbian. They still don't, those who are still living. Even Elton John didn't officially come out until the '80s, when it was safe for his career. Little Richard never did, although it would have given him a more satisfying life. People like Wanda Sykes and Ellen DeGeneres, on the other hand, owned up to their sexual orientations because they couldn't live disguised.
Q was dishing on other people's dirt but I didn't hear of him telling his own dirt.


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Q: Can I rotate axes manually using scatterplot3d package? I plotted one dataset and additional plots and planes in 3D Figure.
I want to rotate the axes and get snapshot.
(1)Can I plot points and planes additionally using rgl package?
(2)Can I rotate axes manually using scatterplot3d package like the figure?
(I do not need movie.)
The clearness of figure of rgl is relatively poor compared to scatterplot3d, then I would like to use scatterplot3d.

for (i in 0:100){
  A <- seq(1.0,84.0,2)
  B <- 84.0-A
  C <- 650*i*1.0/100 - A
  result_z <- A/84.0
  result_x <- A/(A+C)
  result_x <- result_x*100
  result_z <- result_z*100
  exer <- cbind(result_x,result_z,i)
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}
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scatterplot3d(y = 7900.0/650, x = 7600.0/79, z = 6300.0/84, pch = "6", cex.symbols = 2.5, xlab = "", ylab = "", zlab = "", color = "black",cex.axis = 1.5,xlim = c(100,0), ylim = c(0,100), zlim = c(0,100), mar = c(5,5,5,5))
figure$plane3d(95, x.coef = 0, y.coef = 0, lty.box = "dashed")
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segments(xyz1$x, xyz1$y, xyz2$x, xyz2$y, lty="dashed")
xyz1 <- figure$xyz.convert(rep(x0, 6), seq(0, 100, by=20), rep(0, 6))
xyz2 <- figure$xyz.convert(rep(x0, 6), seq(0, 100, by=20), rep(100, 6))
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This afternoon we posted our near final speaker list – 25 and counting of some really great , talented individuals that will be speaking and presenting at Flash Camp Philadelphia.
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We have decided on an interesting approach to the afternoon to make sure we could include as many speakers as possible and give attendees a broader selection of sessions to choose from to attend. More details over the next day or so – everything should be in near final form by Monday October 5th.
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First time in a while playing some games that actually have and ending.
For some time I was into MMORPGs, DoTA, mobile games(Clash of Clans, Summoners War) but sometimes it's good to go back to basics.
Back in the day you play games until you see The End, Fin.
It was a really good feeling to watch the credits.
I'll be busy playing the Borderlands series included in the bundle. Feels refreshing to play single player story games again.
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Vigilance against Zika virus should 'remain high,' UN health agency says in new guidance
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In Recife, Brazil, a 15-year-old mother holds her 4-month-old baby born with microcephaly, caused by the Zika virus.
Although a decline in cases of Zika virus infection has been reported in some countries, there is still a need for heightened vigilance, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported today, issuing fresh guidance on the virus that has been linked to birth defects and neurological complications.
The new WHO data also lists countries where the Aedes aegypti mosquito is present, but where there is no sign of the Zika virus.
The insect is considered to be the main transmitter of the disease, which has been identified in more than 80 countries to date.
As such, WHO says that overall, the global risk assessment has not changed and "the [Zika virus] continues to spread geographically to areas where competent vectors are present.
The current data adds some 70 countries to the list of those considered to be 'at-risk.' These are countries where there's no sign of the virus, but where the Aedes aegypti mosquito is present; it is considered to be the main carrier of the virus.
Speaking to UN News in Geneva, WHO technical Officer Monika Gehner said: "[The new guidance] helps us because now we can assess risks more precisely. Now, even if you do not have Zika virus transmission, but if you have the Aedes aegypti mosquito, you are at risk of Zika virus transmission."
She went on to stress that amid surging global travel, "a traveller who is infected with Zika virus may go to an area in a country and in fact mosquitos that are established there, and a mosquito can then transmit to other people and so on, so you have a cycle of transmission."
The aim of this new WHO guidance is not to spread alarm. Instead, it's a call to governments to do more to prevent the spread of Zika.
This requires greater surveillance of mosquito populations and research into suspected Zika infections, as well as better diagnostic techniques and updated health advice to at-risk communities and travellers.
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No longer an international public health emergency, Zika is 'here to stay' – UN health agency
Following a meeting of its Emergency Committee on Zika, the United Nations World Health Organization said that the infectious disease and its associated consequences no longer present a public health emergency of international concern, but stressed the need for sustained effort to address the disease, which has been linked to congenital and other neurological disorders.


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What's On TV (In Canada) Tonight (1969)?
"WHERE IT'S AT's final show was broadcast on June 20th 1969. It was hosted by Fred Latremouille who had hosted the very first show then titled LET'S GO (under the umbrella title of MUSIC HOP) on July 16th 1964. Teen favourites The Wiggy Symphony provided the music. It was the end of an era, the last 'youth' show planned by the CBC. Its basic principle was to entertain young Canadians, develop new Canadian talent and present the pop music scene as it was. ..."
"Glen Campbell was the last guest interview by Terry David Mulligan on the final show on June 20th, 1969 in the CBC TV teen series WHERE IT'S AT, hosted by Fred Latremouille with performers The Wiggy Symphony. The group was comprised of brothers Ray (lead singer & rhythm guitar) and Don Thompson (lead guitar), Bob Blow (piano & organ), Gerry Matte (drums) and Buzz Carate (bass). .It was the end of an era. Since January 1967, almost 100 new Vancouver names and groups were introduced to Canadian national television audiences, a training ground for youngsters. Ask your parents and grandparents."
I love Nashville Skyline, and I'm going to have to check out more work by The Wiggy Symphony.
Labels: #ohky, 1969, Canada, Hee Haw, Hooray for TV, Hopkinsville, Johnny Cash Show, Where It's At
Eric June 20, 2015 at 9:24:00 AM EDT
Meanwhile, down here in the United States, everybody's gone country. In recent weeks of 1969, we've had debuts of The Johnny Cash Show (first guests were, per the AP's "Televiewer" blurb, "Bob Dylan, poet, composer and singer; comedienne Fannie Flagg; singer, writer and fiddler Doug Kershaw, and Canadian folk singer-composer Joni Mitchell"); The Jimmie Rodgers Show ("the sets were simple, clean lined and in bold, fresh colors," wrote the AP's Synthia Lowry, "the total effect was easy on eye and ear"), and Hee Haw (premiere guests included Van Lear's Loretta Lynn).
Cynthia Lowry liked the Johnny Cash offering, too, which she wrote, "puts its emphasis on music—on Cash, in fact. He is a striking figure wearing a sort of preacher's coat and plays a mean guitar. He has a big, creamy voice and is addicted to sad, sad ballads about lost love and train wrecks. … When Cash is singing the show works well."
But Hee Haw ...?
Cynthia Lowry:
"Hee Haw," which had its premiere Sunday night, probably has the worst title of any show to come along this season and is really a hayseed version of "Laugh-In." There is also a bit of country-style music thrown in. Most of the jokes—alas—were older than the songs and infinitely more familiar, even to the city slickers in the home audience.
Straight man: What would you get if you cross a parrot and a tiger?
Comic: I don't know but when it talked you'd listen.
Roy Clark and Buck Owens headline the busy show and all the other cast members did their enthusiastic darndest to amuse. Hower, there are a lot of people around the country who have been watching television too long to become convulsed at old, old jokes.
Eric June 30, 2015 at 7:34:00 PM EDT
The Kentucky New Era's local reviewer, Ray Glenn, also clobbered the show in a thing curtly headlined, "'Hee Haw' Not Funny."
I would be hard-put to select a program with less taste than "Laugh-In," but a new summer offering by CBS probably would win, hands down.
"Hee Haw" has been billed as a country laugh in." If it is, I'm ashamed to admit I live in the country.
The Nashville-originated program is, without a doubt, the most tasteless attempt at low comedy that has been attempted since television first began making itself an institution in the American home.
Also, the Emmys were a few 1969 weeks ago. The big story (and it really was pretty big in the Kentucky New Era; the Hoptown paper put an Emmys preview on A1 one day and an Emmys review on A1 the next) was that several canceled programs won big.
Get Smart won its second-straight award for best comedy, but NBC has canceled it , anyway. (CBS picked it up for next season, though.) And Hope Lange got an Emmy for comedy-series star, even though NBC dropped her show, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, as well. (It's moving to ABC.)
The Emmy for best dramatic star went to Carl Betz on Judd for the Defense, which was on ABC. That show's done-done.
Dick Cavett got an Emmy for outstanding daytime programming. ABC dumped that one. He does now have a late-night show for the summer.
And then The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour won for its writing. CBS, of course, famously dumped that show.
There were several winners I've never seen. I'm going to be looking around for The Name of the Game, for which Susan Saint James won west supporting actress in a series, and The People Next Door, which won for both drama writing and direction.
Also, the Emmy for best sports programming went to ABC for its coverage of the 19th Summer Olympic Games. Hooray for the Olympics!
William F. Buckley, Marlon Perkins, Arte Johnson and Harvey Korman also received special-achievement Emmys--as did the Apollo astronauts, "for sharing with the American public and the rest of the world the incredible experience of the unfolding of the mysteries of outer space and the surface of the moon via live television."


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The Environmental Awards recognise developments in Bristol which make a positive contribution to the local environment. The Bristol Civic Society has selected just four awards for 2014, the lowest number since the scheme started 15 years ago.
It reflects the low level of building activity. But there has been no compromise on quality; these are four very worthy winners.
Junction 3, next to M32, Easton, Bristol
This project provides 59 homes, all affordable or in shared ownership, seven units for business start-ups, a learning centre and a new library to replace the old Trinity Road site. A partnership between Bristol City Council, Knightstone Housing Association and the Big Lottery Community Libraries Fund, the £10million project regenerates a problem derelict site. The unusual and striking design, with its light and airy interiors, uses some innovatory building techniques and scores highly on sustainability.
Architects: GCP. Builders: Leadbitter (Bouygues)
Student Castle. Pro Cathedral, Clifton
The Bristol Pro Cathedral project – which was implemented by Student Castle Ltd – comprises the construction of a brand new building and the part-refurbishment of the existing Grade II* Listed cathedral. The new development includes 220 student units – split across the Cathedral and the new Annexe – all boasting a range of modern fixtures and fittings, and accommodation to the highest standards.
The unique transformation of the Cathedral into a landmark development presented designers with a number of challenges: rock anchoring on an unstable hillside, the installation of three new floors into the historic fabric and the creation of new build elements. These are distinctly modern, yet harmonize with the period environment, using a mixture of modern materials and extensive use of green oak.
Architects: Morgan Hayman, Cardiff. Structural Engineers: Mann Williams
Imperial Tobacco H.Q. Winterstoke Road
A striking modern office building and one of the few to be completed in the year. Among the features is a mosaic showing 160+ countries where the company is active, and a grey water recycling system.
Architects: Atkins Walter and Webster
ZION Bedminster Down
A chapel built in 1891 and now converted into a very successful social centre owned and run by Jessica Wright as a 'not for profit' social enterprise providing an attractive range of activities. The cafe is open weekdays 9.30 – 4pm, and the space is available for arts and events. URL: www.zionbristol.co.uk
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Amy Winehouse autopsy planned; Dad thanks fans
July 25, 2011 / 10:15 AM / CBS/AP
An autopsy will be conducted Monday to determine what caused the death of Grammy award-winning singer Amy Winehouse. The 27-year-old was found dead in her London home Saturday after publicly struggling with drug and alcohol abuse for years.
Police have said the cause of her death is being treated as "unexplained" and have said that speculation that she might have suffered an overdose is "inappropriate."
Winehouse's father greeted mourners laying flowers outside her north London home on Monday.
Mitch Winehouse thanked people for coming to leave bouquets, messages and handwritten notes. He also thanked photographers and camera crews covering the event.
"This means so much to my family," he said.
Amy Winehouse found dead
Amy Winehouse's success shadowed by addictionAmy Winehouse cancels tour
On "The Early Show," CBS News correspondent Anthony Mason reported Winehouse's anti-recovery anthem "Rehab" made the daughter of a taxi driver and pharmacist an international star.
Brian Hiatt, senior writer of Rolling Stone magazine, said, "She really seemed like a rebel in a very old sense. And there was just something so thrilling about her."
In 2008, she became the first British woman to bring home five Grammys in a single night, winning record of the year, song of the year and best new artist. But the demons were already catching up to the diva as her popularity soared and her weight plummeted. Drinking and drug problems made her concert appearances increasingly erratic.
The death of Amy Winehouse 19 photos
Just this past June, when Winehouse kicked off a European tour in Belgrade, Serbia, she seemed lost, unable to remember her own lyrics. Fans booed her off stage. It would be her last performance. Soon after, her tour was canceled.
In music, a history of tragedy has been written after 27th birthdays. Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, and Kurt Cobain all died in their 27th year. Amy Jade Winehouse, a singer who somehow seemed destined to die young, has now joined their sad club.
Pictures: Stars who died young
Amy Winehouse: 1983-2011 40 photos
Eric Garner's mother calls on NYC mayor to fire cop after DOJ decision
After the DOJ announced this week that it would not charge Daniel Pantaleo
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Visteon, Ford agree new deal: 23 plants to transfer to Ford
Van Buren Township, Michigan-Interiors supplier Visteon Corp. and Ford Motor Co. have signed agreements on their new business arrangement, which will see 23 Visteon units transfer to Automotive Components Holdings lllc, a legal entity managed by Ford. The deal will "increase Visteon's competitiveness by streamlining and improving the cost structure of its North American operations," said a Visteon statement. It closely follows the scheme announced by the two companies on 25 May.US anti-trust and union approvals for the transaction have been gained, and the two firms expect the transaction to close 1 Oct.The deal includes Visteon's interiors plant at Saline, Michigan, where part of the facility is devoted to reaction injection moulding of urethane components, as well as its seating foam plant at Chesterfield Township, Michigan. Some 5000 Visteon employees in North America will transfer to Automotive Components Holdings, and Visteon's revenue will drop from $18 700 million in 2004 to what the firm calls "a leaner, more competitive $11 400 million in 2005. "


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28 February 2018. An engineering team at Washington University in St. Louis is developing mechanical and electronic processes to improve the success of inserting large, complex therapeutic molecules like DNA into cells. A team from the lab of mechanical engineering professor Mark Meacham, with colleagues from Georgia Institute of Technology and the company OpenCell Technologies, describes its process in yesterday's issue of the journal Scientific Reports.
New types of treatments for disease are emerging that take healthy, edited, or modified genetic material such as DNA and insert those molecules into cells. For example, treatments for some types of leukemia were approved by FDA that take a patient's T-cells from the immune system and modify the cells to express proteins that kill cancer cells. Other therapies in development edit out disease-causing mutations from DNA and insert them back into a patient's cells or stem cells.
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Byron, Poetics and History
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Author: Jane Stabler, University of Dundee
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Jane Stabler presents this examination of Byron's poetic form in relationship to historical debates of his time. Responding to recent studies in the Romantic period, Stabler asserts that Byron's poetics developed in response to contemporary cultural history and his reception by the English reading public. Drawing on new research, she traces the complexity of the intertextual dialogues that run through his work.
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Introduction: Byron and the poetics of digression
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Jane Stabler is Lecturer in English at the University of Dundee. She is the author of The Longman Critical Reader on Byron (1998) and Burke to Byron, Barbauld to Baillie 1790–1830 (2001).
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The monster just keeps getting bigger
By Mick Smith
Taken from the riverbank opposite Piddinghoe watching the monster devour the landscape.
This page was added by Mick Smith on 21/05/2010.
Just wait until the chimney makes an appearance!
By Marquis Holmstreau
I, together with thousands of other local residents I'm sure, just cannot believe this 'BLOT ON THE LANDSCAPE' is being allowed to proceed particularly at the scale that this monsterous structure is obviously designed at. I know that the DOVE commitee strove to prevent this development due to size and location, not to mention a scant total disregard to the petition produced to prevent such a hideous building. This structure is totally out of place in this area and, whilst we all know things have to be built to cope with our modern needs, the planners should hang their heads in shame for blighting this already struggling Sussex town for the many years that this scurge will be on this local landscape!!! I have lived in this area all my life and I'm sure you can sense my, and many others', total disbelief at this project!
By Chris Young
I agree Chris. Newhaven is in a beautiful location and has so much potential but its demise seems to be at the hands of the planners; look at the disasterous ring road. This latest monster is another example. It will totally dominate the landscape and if I was a visitor to the area, I would give Newhaven a wide berth. What happened to democracy because the feelings of the local people were totally ignored.
By Helen Wagstaff
Excuse my ignorance, I am an expat living in Aus. But what is this?
This is the incinerator. It will burn rubbish from Brighton and East Sussex. Dozens of lorryloads of rubbish will rattle along local roads to feed it, and it will belch out its 'entirely safe' (the county council's experts said it is!) emissions through a massive chimney.
Despite a huge petition and much objection, it was dumped on Newhaven. We're really chuffed about it, Oz might be a good place to be when it starts up! - Andy, Editor.
By Michael Player
I wonder how many people realise that a petition is not worth the time and effort that is put into it unless it is accompanied by a letter from the people who sign it. A million names only count as none otherwise and the petition gets binned
By Reigna Mitchell
http://www.glosgreenparty.org.uk/content/view/1037/72/
Wingmoor Quarry landfill site Gloucestershire. Incinerators are unsustainable and dangerous ways of dealing with waste. Their toxic ash is linked to health problems and it still has to be buried. Wingmoor Farm is one of the few places in the country able to receive this ash: the press have already noted that the incinerator in Newhaven will send 183 tonnes of ash to Wingmoor daily for at least 25 years
183 Tonnes equals about 6 lorries a day trundling all the way to Gloucestershire and back with the resultant pollution and cost of vehicle wear and tear involved.
By Richard Beckett
As a former resident of Newhaven (back in the 1960's) and following a visit last year I have to say that I'm not surprised at this project going ahead. It seems that the council are hell bent on the destruction of the town. What used to be a pleasant little fishing port has become the poor relation to Brighton. I was dismayed with the scenes around the town which all cried out that the town is beyond hope and will, at some point in the future fade into obscurity. Seems the councillors either don't understand, don't care or don't live in the town.
By Tony Kingaby
When I posted the picture of the "monster" I did not expect to get the feedback it received. I know this is not a political site but it's refreshing that local people here and abroad still have such feelings and views for this old town of ours.
Regarding Tony Kingaby's comment: I think our own town councillors were unanimous in their objection, it's the county councillors that 'did the deed' and voted for us to have the monster.
By Andy Gilbert
Interesting point raised about 'petition' not being worth the paper its written on unless accompanied by individual signaturee's letter to endorse individuals concerns!! Surely the volume of numbers of local 'PEOPLE' showing there concerns over such a scheme SHOULD HAVE BEEN MORE ACCOMMODATED !! although I do realise the point made is on a legal nature, and does not reflect local residents many long term concerns on this now implimented project now well underway.
The monster gets bigger by the week. As the huge structure encompassing all the various plant equipment is placed and positioned within the confines of the building, and the roof structure takes shape to reveal the overall size, this is definitely NOT a 21st century creation to be proud off !
By Chris Young .
Having recently been able to view this awful looking piece of construction, (quite rightly called a "blot",) and when you realise that foreigners can do this, it really strikes home that Newhaven has been "Sold down the river".
By Colin Brandon
As a point of interest following recent postings on this item, I have just driven round the M25 heading north near Heathrow airport location and I am sure there is a similar plant for incineration to the west of motorway. However one striking feature is its size! It is only about half the size of the 'Newhaven Plant' at present under construction so when realising this, I wonder what amount of rubbish is going to be processed at this facility as size obviously does matter as it seems to suggest huge amounts will be treated ?
This is really interesting. We are fighting Peel Energy (Trafford Centre etc) plans to site a 'biomass' incinerator in our town. They will be burning reclaimed wood & solid recovered fuel. The research available showing how damaging the emissions are is shocking. Also these incinerators have a negative impact on recycling rates etc. Check out our website at www.breathecleanairgroup.co.uk
By Rita Skeeter
This incinerator has got to be the most the ugly thing I have ever seen in my life. I agree our rubbish needs to go somewhere but there has been no consideration as to its impact on the local area. The thing sticks out like sore thumb. Its ****** ugly. At least the new sewage treatment works at Peacehaven has been built below ground and will hardly be noticed.
By dirbashls
I just hope people remember who it was that dumped this monster on us when the 5th of May arrives! Has anyone seen the front page of this week's Leader? East Sussex County Council leader Peter Jones (who lives in Hastings) is quoted as saying: "I'm proud of incinerator"
Can anyone explain the logic behind the siting of the new household waste disposal site, which is being constructed on the site of the old disused foundry on the A26 near to the Town Station. Why hasn't this household amenity been constructed on land on North Quay close to the incinerator since I have no doubt that is where much of it will end up anyway? With the entrance to the site not only on the busy A26 but also adjacent to the A259 (both of which carry a high concentration of traffic to the port and the North Quay, this will be a traffic hazard if ever there was one. Skip Lorries arriving and departing on the same road as the lorries going to the incinerator and when the amenity opens for public use, the cars attempting to gain access to it will be waiting on (and blocking) the A26 just as they do on the C7 Lewes Road now. And can you imagine the picture when (as so often happens) the A27 is blocked due to an accident and ALL traffic gets diverted along the A259 through Seaford and Newhaven. ABSOLUTE CHAOS.
Am I wrong, or is the new facility for recycling only, thus taking some of the load off the C7 Lewes Road site (which will eventually close).
As for Cllr Jones' comments, I have a feeling the Argus and Express must be bracing themselves for a deluge of letters - I'm writing mine!
On two occasions recently I disposed of some large sheets of glass at the present site on the C7, and when I enquired where I should place them, I was told to put them in the Household waste skip and NOT as I would have thought, for recycling with other glass. This clearly provides evidence that all recyclable materials are NOT being treated as such.
By R
I wonder what cllr Jones felt about the incinerater that was built at Hastings.I cant remember all the details but it was eventually closed down,after the local residents complained.
By Terry Howard
R, I asked them about this some time ago. They said they couldn't handle sheet glass or broken glass, just bottles. Sheet glass, I can perhaps understand, but why not broken glass? As I pointed out to them, the loud clinks and crashes when I put my bottle in the hole clearly indicated that broken glass is what they now had! There was no answer to that one....
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Q&AsPI LIVE - Performance Marketing Conference
#PILIVE19: Tradedoubler on 20th Anniversary, Blockchain and its Open Platform
Tradedoubler return to PI LIVE for a second year as Headline Sponsor. Ahead of the show, we spoke to the company's CEO Mattias Stadelmeyer to discuss TD's 20th anniversary, support for Blockchain in the industry and building its Open Platform.
Mustafa Mirreh07 Oct 2019
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What are you most looking forward to at PI LIVE this month?
Mattias Stadelmeyer: Meeting the industry and having some insightful discussions around current and future trends. I also always find the speaker sessions a great platform for what we can expect over the next year or so.
You guys are hosting the session "It's time for change: Next Generation Performance Marketing" on Day 2. What are you hoping for attendees to take away from your session?
MS: In this session, we will look at how Blockchain and Open Platforms will provide a new generation of performance marketing, most importantly how will the technology offer new opportunities for brands and higher profits for publishers? How will it enable the development of new functionalities such as payments, reporting and attribution? How will it automate relationships between advertisers and publishers and help eliminate fraud and disputes and how will these new improvements change the way we work and interact with networks and partners. They'll leave the session with a balanced view of affiliate marketing strengths and weaknesses and the evolutionary growth of affiliate marketing's digital future.
Overall, what are you hoping to get from PI LIVE this year?
MS: PI LIVE has always been a great event where the best minds in performance marketing convene to discuss trends, we hope for more of the same this year. It's also great to meet up with our clients, agencies and partners and hopefully meet some new faces too.
Technology has been a huge part of Tradedoubler this year, particularly with your recent DisrupTECH event and Incubator Scheme in supporting the next generation of startups. With the growing use of machine learning and blockchain, just how vital are they in delivering innovation and transparency to the affiliate channel?
MS: We believe that Blockchain will make affiliate marketing a lot safer and faster and will create a level of transparency that was previously unknown in our industry. There are a number of benefits of Blockchain that in our opinion will revolutionize affiliate marketing: Better transparency and control on publishers, easy access to affiliate marketing, undisputable attribution models, reduce fraud, shorter publisher payment delays, removal of adblockers, and many more.
In the last few months, we have developed a Blockchain prototype. We have started to store data in the Blockchain and are now working to further realize these new opportunities. Technology is evolving at a high pace, but we are still at the beginning of our journey, as we are handling huge data amounts and extremely complex processes. We are very excited about this journey and are confident it will take affiliate marketing to the next level!
Speaking of transparency, Tradedoubler unveiled its open publisher API to enable automated, direct and transparent relationships between advertisers and publishers. Could you tell us a bit about how this works?
MS: We believe that being open is good for everyone. We have therefore developed an open platform with global APIs that allow all our business partners to use our platform, technology and functionalities to connect and grow their business.
Our Open Platform concept basically means that we open up our technology platform via an API so that third parties can integrate with the company systems in their own applications. Partners can create own tools and applications as well as new business streams based on our platform. With the help of these APIs, you have a lot of possibilities: You can, for example, build customized dashboards to visualize your affiliate marketing activities. You can integrate with our reporting system creating overall reporting in your own system. You can build apps with the transaction and pay-out data for your users, and much more.
This new concept involves the benefits of enhanced transparency, direct relationships between advertisers and publishers, integration and – last but not least – innovation. We push for innovation because by opening up our platform to third parties we will see numerous new tools and new business models arising in the future.
2019 marks the 20th anniversary of Tradedoubler, congratulations! What have been some of your key achievements during your time as a company?
MS: Tradedoubler has been a pioneer of performance-related technology and a tech innovator since the foundation in September 1999. As the first European affiliate network to offer performance-based affiliate marketing solutions for advertisers and publishers we grew very fast. In 2004 Tradedoubler had become Europe's leading supplier of online marketing and sales solutions to over 700 advertisers and almost half a million quality publishers and was listed on NASDAQ Stockholm in 2005.
Our development team has always focused on keeping us at the cutting edge of the market: In 2005 we launched our white-label solution for global digital partner management. In 2012, Tradedoubler was the first pan-European network to launch an integrated e-commerce and m-commerce affiliate offering. In 2014 we announced our business intelligence tool with detailed live information through customised dashboards. In 2015 we launched Cookieless Tracking, one year later User Journey Insights and Cross-Device Tracking. The same year we introduced our programmatic solution helping advertisers to identify potential new customers. In 2017 we acquired Metapic, a popular tool for Influencer Marketing and in 2019 we introduced our Open Platform concept and Blockchain solution.
Today 250 passionate colleagues, 2,000 shareholders and more than 2,000 advertisers and 180,000 affiliates create an incredible network across more than 80 countries with the mission to be the best affiliate network in the world. The journey of Tradedoubler over the past 20 years includes everything life can provide - fun and emotions, success and failure and stories of thousands of people that have been in touch and have shaped our joint journey to one great story. A very warm thank you to everyone involved!
Lastly, with 2020 on the horizon, what kind of trends to do you think will emerge and change the landscape of affiliate marketing?
MS: I think that it is the basics of affiliate marketing that will get a lot of attention. We are bringing a new level of quality to the affiliate channel via transparency, insights and advances in technology, especially around tracking. Through this, I think affiliate marketing will gain more traction within the wider marketing mix and we'll continue to see the channel grow.
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In April, CMS started issuing new Medicare cards without the beneficiary's social security number on them to protect against identity theft and fraud. The new cards will use a unique, randomly generated number called a Medicare Beneficiary Identifier (MBI) to replace the social security number. This mass undertaking will be completed by April 2019.
Medicare is asking that beneficiaries bring their new cards to their providers as soon as they receive them, but they are also asking providers to ask their Medicare patients if they have received the new card. Starting in October 2018 through the end of the transition period, Medicare will return the MBI on every remittance advice when you submit claims with valid and active HICNs.