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The highly successful thrash metal group Slayer has the fans excited as they have announced new tour dates. The group will be hitting the road this July and will be playing a series of shows across North America. So if you are planning to attend one of their upcoming shows live then get your Slayer tickets today. Since beginning their career in the early '80s Slayer has come a long way and cemented their name among the top thrash metal bands. They have recorded multiple gold studio albums and won many accolades including two Grammys. They have inspired many music acts including Hatebreed, Ministry and System of a Down to name a few. They were also included in the VH1's list of the '100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock.'
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The dawn of Slayer
Inspired by acts like Kiss, Black Sabbath and Venom, Slayer was formed by Jeff Hanneman, Tom Araya, Kerry King and Dave Lombardo in 1981. The group started out as a cover band and started playing their rendition of songs by bands such as Judas Priest and Iron Maiden. A couple of years later, they went on tour with Bitch before they were spotted by Brian Slagel who asked them to record an original song for his compilation record 'Metal Massacre III.' The group agreed and recorded Aggressive Protector which created a huge buzz, leading them to be signed by slagel's record label, Metal Blade. They then released their first two studio albums through his label entitled, 'Show No Mercy' and 'Hell Awaits' in 1983 and 1985 respectively. Both of these records failed to produce any results and also did not chart.
Slayer then left Metal Blade and signed with Def Jam who issued their third studio record, 'Reign in Blood' on October 7, 1986. It turned out to be their first album to debut on the Billboard 200 and was certified gold in the United States. It was also included in the Rolling Stone's list of the, '100 Greatest Metal Albums of All Time' and featured a song Raining Blood which appeared in the video game 'Grand Theft Auto: Vice City' and 'Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock.'
Making their presence felt
Following the release of, 'Reign in Blood,' Slayer dropped three consecutive gold albums, 'South of Heaven,' 'Seasons in the Abyss' and 'Divine Intervention' in 1988, 1990 and 1994 respectively. All of these records also became great critical hits and was praised by many national and international publications. The last record from the list landed at the eighth spot on the Billboard 200 and was considered to be their best album by the band's vocalist Tom Araya.
Slayer then went on to complete the '90s by releasing two more studio albums, 'Undisputed Attitude' and 'Diabolus in Musica' both of which performed well on the charts. These two records were also praised by the critics.
Rocking into the new millennium
Slayer continued to rock into the millennium and released their first album of 21st century, 'God Hates Us All' on September 11, 2001. The record received 80/100 rating from Metacritic and featured the song Disciple which earned them their first Grammy nomination for 'Best Metal Performance.' The guys followed it up by putting out their tenth studio effort 'Christ Illusion' which climbed the fifth spot on the Billboard 200 and was supported by a couple of singles out of which Eyes of the Insane featured on the soundtrack of the Hollywood film, 'Saw III.'
The guys then released two more studio albums including their most recent 'Repentless' which arrived in the markets in 2015. It turned out to be their highest charting effort to date, peaking at the fourth spot on the Billboard 200 and was certified gold in Poland.
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Metal bands Slayer and Lamb of God have joined hands for a major North American tour this year. 23 dates have been announced for the tour so far. The trek is scheduled to kick off in July at the Sanford Center in Bemidji. It will have the rockers make stops in cities including Las Vegas, New York and San Francisco before wrapping up in August at the Comerica Theatre in Phoenix. Most of the shows will be opened by the Polish extreme metal group, Behemoth. Slayer will continue to support their twelfth studio record 'Repentless' as part of the tour.
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St. Joseph Mustangs Drop to 1-2 After Loss to Nevada
St. Joseph, Mo. (June 5, 2021) - The St. Joseph Mustangs fell to the Nevada Griffons 12-1 after two high-scoring innings near the halfway point.
The Mustangs started the opening frame with the lead following a double by Chase Spoonemore. St. Joseph earned one run on the double but could not muster up another run in the final six innings.
Mustangs' starting pitcher Braden Barry pitched three solid innings before his command began to fluctuate in the fourth inning. Barry allowed four walks in Nevada's five-run fourth inning. A deep home run off the bat of Nevada's Alec Telles was the tipping point for Barry.
The Griffons added six more runs to their total in the fifth inning. The Mustangs struggled to find the zone again, walking three more batters and adding a balk.
The game did not go the full nine innings and instead finished after the Griffons pitched around a two-out walk in the bottom of the seventh.
Regardless of the 12-1 score, 2,649 fans left Phil Welch happy following a post-game firework show. Northwest Missouri State University students, alumni and fans watched the Mustangs don Bearcat green in honor of the university on Saturday. NWMSU's Bobby the Bearcat joined Rally in the stands for NWMSU Night at Phil Welch.
The Mustangs will travel to Joplin, Mo. for a two-game stint on Sunday to face off with the Joplin Outlaws. St. Joseph will host the KC Monarchs back at Phil Welch on Thursday, June 10, 2021, for Blippi Night.
The St. Joseph Mustangs are six-time MINK League Champions, boasting the honor in 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2019. Since their founding 12 years ago, the Mustangs have continued to receive support from the St. Joseph community in their efforts to become one of the best collegiate summer league baseball teams in the country.

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Residential Roofing Solutions is the fourth generation of the Pedley Family plumbing business established by George Pedley & his eldest son, also George (Originally "G.E. PEDLEY & SONS PLUMBERS"), in Ipswich in 1927. They commenced the business from the family home at Sydney Street, Brassall in Ipswich where they set up an operation based primarily on roofing, guttering, and water tank manufacturing.
All of the original machinery e.g.; corrugated sheet roller, sheet metal folder and the original guillotine and sheet metal rollers, has been passed on to a local museum. A proper workshop was established in Brisbane Street, West Ipswich, which was used, by George and his plumber sons George, Cecil, Ron and Bill until around the early 1960's.
With George well & truly retired, Cecil becoming ill and Ron moving north to pursue his own plumbing business, Bill closed up this shop and relocated all the equipment to his home at 12 Teape Street, Silkstone where he continued on with the old skills particularly tank building, which with the help of his sonDarryl, formed a large part of the business.
Cecil's two sons Fred and Des also became plumbers as did Fred's son Ashley.
The Pedley Plumbing business was handed over to Bill's middle son, Darryl in the early 1980's. Darryl carried on over almost 20 years but struck personal and financial difficulty and was forced to close the plumbing business in 2007.
Recently the business has re-structured and is now under the managementl of Ross Pedley who has had practical and administrative involvement in the business, particularly during the 2000's.


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Green Screens and the Presence of the Void
Maximus June 5, 2014
So the Basin Bridge Board of Inquiry has finally reached the end of the hearing, after 71 days of mind-numbingly tedious detail. The judges on the panel deserve every cent they earn, for having to sit through and listen to the veritable mountain of documentation from NZTA and the various experts for or against it. There is not much doubt about what the eventual outcome will be, so in one sense the whole thing is a gigantic waste of time and money, but on the other hand some interesting legal points of contention have been teased out into the open. The relevance of the King Salmon case to the Basin Reserve is one such important point that the Board will be getting their minds around – and yes, despite the almost complete absence of fish in the Basin Reserve, apparently there are important legal principles at play here.
With some 8500 pages of transcripts and at about a maximum of 416 words per page, the Inquiry transcripts alone equal a massive potential 3,536,000 words just recording what was said; without even taking into account the thousands of pages of written documentation also submitted. Wikipedia tells me that James Joyce's doorstopper Ulysses is about 265,000 words long, so that puts the Basin Bridge transcripts in their place: indeed, Ulysses is a tiddler by comparison, a mere 7.5% of the size of the Transcripts. Seeing as most of the population lie about having bothered to have read Ulysses, and seeing as the info on the EPA website is some 13 times larger, then I think that we can safely say that very few people will ever wade their way through the treacle of learned opinion, and for that we should all be very thankful.
Wikipedia also tells me that "Since publication, the book has attracted controversy and scrutiny, ranging from early obscenity trials to protracted textual "Joyce Wars." Ulysses' stream-of-consciousness technique, careful structuring, and experimental prose—full of puns, parodies, and allusions, as well as its rich characterisations and broad humour, made the book a highly regarded novel in the Modernist pantheon." Much the same could be said for the Basin Bridge Board of Inquiry, although with somewhat more dry humour I fear that it is not going to be such a Modernist must-read. It is however interesting that it is carrying on the fine tradition of the Joyce Wars, although in this case more Stephen than James.
But there are some interesting gems amongst the somewhat dry, existentialist legal discussions. My favourites amongst these were having people argue the benefits of the "green screen" which surely has to be one of the more ill-thought through pieces of architectural mitigation ever devised, and the wonderful spectacle of having legal counsel arguing the pros and cons of the validity of the Presence of the Void, which as an architectural concept is understandable, but as a legal precedent is as wily as a taniwha hiding in a swamp under the roadway. Do you have to physically see the absence of space to be aware of an apparent presence of a void? If you hide the presence of a void behind a bridge, then what happens when the bridge is hidden by a building pretending to be a grandstand? What happens if you look the other way? Why are the views of 22 cricketers who play on the pitch 3 times a year more important than the 30,000 Wellingtonians who go past the presence of a bridge twice a day? Does having a bridge across a valley bring up the same legal precedents as having a flyover across a roadway, or are those all just semantics? Is the existing environment comparable with the effects of the comparison to the baseline, or is Hawkins vs Bandersnatch more relevant to matters of Section 7 or Section 8? What about poor old Section 5? And why isn't more relevance being attached to Section 2? Is there anything more pointless than building a screen of stainless steel scaffolding, at presumed large expense, and then hoping that foliage will cover all 5 stories of it over the years, and cover the ugly building from the flyover, or cover the ugly flyover from the building – or is it more likely that the tecomanthe species selected will opt to spurn the cold, sunless south side of the building and seek to grow somewhere else more comfortable instead? How many plants do you know that grow like this? Not many, if any. Is there any point proposing this as a means of mitigation if the people in the apartment building would prefer just to have some decent double glazing and a view of the Basin in preference to seeing the inside of a metallic spaceframe beset with withered vines? Shouldn't they have asked them first? Or do we just admit that its real purpose is a giant parkour playground for the youth of this city, who will be up the screen hanging banners off it as quick as Lucy Lawless up the mast of the Shell Oil explorer vessel Noble Discoverer? I know which wall I'm going to be climbing to hang my banner proclaiming "No Second Flyover!"
But mostly, is there any point in having an inquiry into a road bridge, if they are not allowed to consider the alternatives? The Board has no power to say "We like A, or B, or D, or RR, or X" instead, all they have the power to do is to agree (or not) whether (or not) the alternatives to A have been properly considered (or not). They do get to say that they believe a cycle / pedestrian bridge at the side should be 3m wide, or possibly 4.5m wide with a pinchpoint at St Joseph's church, or possibly will another 0.2m width of footpath do instead? (ummm, no). They do get to say whether the Northern Gateway building, also known as Morrison's Last Stand, should be constructed at 45m long, 65m long, or – shock horror, could it be, the radical 55m long version? Woo hoo! I'm so excited, and I just can't hide it… They also get to say whether the Building Under the Bridge should be built, which (as it's sole purpose is to provide further blocking out of the ugly flyover, and urban design mitigation for that god-awful present planting on Bogart's corner), is a foregone conclusion of yes, build it, whether they even build the flyover or not. Why is Bogart's corner even still called Bogart's corner, seeing as Bogart served the worst late night burgers in town and they've been gone for years anyway? And of course the Board get to rule on the legality of whether NZTA were allowed to / meant to move the Creche and stick it on an adjoining site, or whether they should get a slap on the hand for moving it without asking, or do they get a slap on the hand for even thinking of not moving it? Bizarrely, NZTA were arguing that it was precisely because the moving of the Creche was not mentioned in the Act, that they would be in breach of something if they had in fact not moved it. Frankly, I don't know how that would stand up in Court… And finally the Board also get to say whether the Green Screen is a worthy item for the tax-payer to fork out for. I think the evidence of the submitters on the Green Screen spoke volumes, and there was a definite presence of a void of interest in that as a solution.
But sadly, despite all the many pages of guff, they never managed to get to the bottom of some of the basic questions: why was the issue of school-children drop-offs not explored, as it is clear that there is only congestion during term time? That is one clear advantage of the Option X scheme, that allowed children to walk home through a park, instead of being picked up on the side of a major highway, blocking the traffic with buses and 4WDs. It is a problem that hasn't be solved – hasn't even been addressed by the Board. What a waste of time…. Instead, expert urban designers merely dismissed the park as a cul-de-sac, which is against current urban design suburban design principles, and therefore somehow applicable to a wholly different situation in the centre of a city. Where were the engineers of the bridge, and why were only the architects sent out to bat on that question? What sort of an Engineer would not want to talk about their bridge, and why on earth was a 2m deep box-beam bridge continually described as slimline and elegant? I know you can get a slimline doorjamb at only about 20mm thick, but there is no way that a 2m thick bridge can be described as thin! If thinness was important, why was the concept not explored of more columns, and thinner bridge?
How can it be that we are assured that all the options were considered on a level playing field, and that all apples were being considered against other apples, when clearly Option A is presented by 34 highly paid expert witnesses and months of deliberation of appropriate mitigation, and yet Option X was apparently not presented to the Board at all, without a shred of mitigation for that scheme even being considered at all? How the heck is that equitable? Don't try and spin a line that the alleged urban design experts adequately and fairly evaluated alternative schemes despite apparently never actually having any discussion or presentation at all! The Board never got to the bottom of the issue of costs – which to the average taxpayer would seem to be a key issue that the whole case rests upon – with even the most basic arithmetic never being explored. How can a $100m bridge, a $11m grandstand, a $5m clip-on bridge, a $90m underpass and a $30m Memorial Park be viewed as being cheaper than a scheme which needs no bridge, no grandstand, no clip-on bridge, and already included most of the underpass in the costings?
Why was the cost of Option X and Option RR not explored, especially as NZTA have been massively misrepresenting the costs all along. How can it be that we have a scheme in BRREO that will cost about 0.1% of the cost of the Basin Bridge – probably even less than a half the cost of the Inquiry itself – and yet that is not seen as a good thing, even if only short term? Why is NZTA not ordered to trial the Richard Reid option of adding in an extra lane around key parts of the Basin, as this will ease up on the congestion currently caused by clearly inadequate present road markings? Is there not some sense of irony from advocates for NZTA (sorry, I meant to say "independent expert witnesses for the Inquiry") who say – "Look at this brilliant result in Auckland where NZTA moved the Rob Roy pub (the Birdcage) and its all so much better now" – when in fact that scheme was driven completely by Richard Reid, the very man whose work they are trying so hard to dismiss? It is pretty clear that Richard Reid is right when he says that a lot of the issues around the Basin could be fixed pretty quickly, as the current lane markings are badly laid out – and so if the NZTA aren't going to do anything here for the next few years until they build the bridge or dig some tunnels, then it would greatly relieve Wellingtonian's stress levels if the road markings were corrected anyway while we wait. What is the point of another five years of congestion every term time if this can be largely relieved by some more sensible planning of the bus-parking in front of the schools?
What is the point of a Board of Inquiry if some of these most basic of points are just swept under the expensive legal carpet of the 71 day-long waste of time? Otherwise, it is all just pre-ordained whitewash. Your Honour: I rest my case.
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Chico on June 5, 2014
You forgot… What idiot clustered a pile of schools all in the same place? Did they not think of the clusterfuck that would cause when it would become too terrifying for poor Brayden and Isabella to walk to/from school by themselves? And you KNOW that Option X would have made no difference; no self-respecting 2010s parent would risk their cherished darling walking home through a park alone when there's a perfectly good SUV sitting out their on their encroachment-licence-protected carpad.
Maximus on June 5, 2014
D'oh!! Chico, you're right – what idiot put those schools there next to a park? Idiots! Why didn't they foresee the invention of the automobile and it's eventual rise to conquer the planet? What are they even teaching in schools nowadays?
starkive on June 5, 2014
What excellent Photoshop skills, Max! You even got the go-go dancer's shadow right.
Starkive – apparently she is real. Taunting Ross Taylor or something like that. But what about the words, Starky, what about the words?
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"How many plants do you know that grow like this? Not many, if any"
"I'm so excited, and I just can't hide it"
From Scribe to the Pointer Sisters, you truly have Catholic tastes, Max.
As for Ulysses –
"The novel has been deemed "untranslatable" and the translations that are successful tend to be consuming: the Polish version took ten years to finish, the French version thirty years, and the Japanese version took three separate translators after the first disappeared and the second went mad"
Denying a school drop-off zone requirement would seem to ignore a certain existing fenced off area that already exists.
These NZTA eedjits are a stunning waste of taxpayers money – perhaps a good earthquake is in order
I haven't done a word-count on this post, but it's one of your epics – up there with Finnegan's Wake – and will take a bit of deconstructing. I confess that I spent a couple of student years immersed in Joyce, Beckett and, best of all, Flann O'Brien. Something for an urbane design blogger to aspire to…
As for the Inquiry, it seems to me that the length, contradictory content and sluggishness of the process induced a sense of torpor which ultimately undermined its own seriousness. Once you discount the DomPost letter writers who seem to think that it'll get them to the hospital faster, it's hard to find anyone other than Neil Harrap and John Morrison who actually wants the horrible thing. Yet approximately half the experts to take the stand found arguments in its favour, which I guess proves something about experts.
Samonkey Madness on June 6, 2014
* technically it's 13 players on the pitch.
Samonkey (Seamonkey?) – i thought there were two teams of 11 a side, thus 22 in total – but, in reality, the whole stand is only to cater for the bowler-man not to be distracted, or the batty-man not to be distracted (you can see I am an avid Cricket fan), and as they stand at the opposite ends of the flat green bit, then technically the entire stand is just being built for ONE MAN. Putting it that way, I think we could agree that it is a bit over the top…
and – name (required) – I'm so glad you picked up on the musical interludes. I put them in just to make sure you were paying attention. But the existing school drop off zone is, according to Richard Reid, the main reason that the traffic gets entangled. Redesign it to flow better, and the whole situation improves. But then again, that would all be waaaaay too easy…
Starkive – hold on a tic – i've got to go find out who Flan O'Brien is….
"Joe had been explaining things in the meantime. He said it was again the beginning of the unfinished, the re-discovery of the familiar, the re-experience of the already suffered, the fresh-forgetting of the unremembered. Hell goes round and round. In shape it is circular and by nature it is interminable, repetitive and very nearly unbearable."
(edited out passage of The Third Policeman, by Flann O'Brien, according to Wikipedia).
Sounds EXACTLY like the Basin Bridge Inquiry to me….
Just to further confuse and post-modernise you, Flann O'Brien was really Brian O'Nolan, who lived with his dear Ma until his early alcoholic death and was best known to the newspaper readers of Dublin as Myles na Gopaleen whom he entertained daily (sobriety permitting) with a column in the Irish Times. In that persona he would be a perfect commentator on the doings of the Board of Inquiry.
For a sample of his never-ending quest to codify the Catechism of Cliche, see here:
http://grammar.about.com/od/qaaboutrhetoric/a/clichesmyles.htm
Sorry Maximum, I have to correct your post. It was 72 hearing (herring?) days (first equal with the hearing for that big new power line for Transpower). And now we wait.
Chico – wait for what? Is there an anticipation when the outcome is a foregone conclusion? They've already written the 50 pages of conditions that the bridge will be granted by, they've made up their minds before the hearing even started, and now all they are doing is tidying up the paperwork. These legal things are just a colossal waste of time and money. Honestly, if it did have the faintest chance of changing anything, they would make it illegal – much the same as what Minister Amy Airhead Adams is doing with her plans for curtailing the power of the RMA as it stands. Remember what National did last time they won the election? They immediately went into "Urgency" mode, sitting the house under urgency, and passing a whole stack of legislation without it going through due process.
First thing that National will do after they win the next election, is put in place further changes to emasculate the RMA, which, amazingly, is seen by National as pandering too much to the environmentalists, and seen as providing too much hardship to developers. What a crock of shit! We have the most corrupt government ever seen in New Zealand, even if by world standards we are still squeaky clean, and the general population are like lambs to the slaughter. I despair sometimes…. and there is no feasible opposition. Labour are still running round like headless chickens.
de Void on June 9, 2014
Day 45 – page 5284 – Graeme McIndoe says:
"…..There has been some mention of the presence of the void. In my view that is not quite how I would describe it, I would say it gives it a sense of space. A void is nothingness, that's an absence of something rather than being something that one can see. So the current condition view of a sense of space above the Basin. If that is removed I think it is essential that there be an open view at ground level into the Basin."
Michael Hudson-Doyle on June 23, 2014
A bit late, but: we have a tecomathe in our garden. I would be completely confident in it's ability go grow over anything and everything — ours needs hacking every few weeks lest the deck disappears entirely.
Eye of the Fish | A wide-angle view of architecture, urban design and life in Wellington on July 21, 2014
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Wonderfully bright, whole leaf plucks. It'll be hard to switch to another Ceylon after experiencing Cripple Creek.
Bright copper, slight metallic, briskly astringent but not particularly tannic.
You've never tasted a Ceylon quite like this.
Tea in Sri Lanka often cultivated using a contour planting, where tea bushes planted on terraces that follow the topography of the land, much like vineyards in Italy. The side leaves, which have the flavor and aroma, are skillfully plucked by hand. Sri Lanka is one of the few countries where each tea leaf is picked by hand rather than by mechanization. This allows the whole leaf to be removed from the stem and care is given throughout the processing to ensure our Cripple Creek Ceylon comes to the customer that way. You'll taste the difference.


Search online for the best auto accident attorneys in your area. You will get a list of attorneys and their contact information. You will want to read over the reviews and ratings for the attorneys if they are available and find out what past clients have to say about them. It's important to know what others that have hired them say about their services and if they were able to help them get the money they needed and quickly.
Do you need to find an accident attorney to represent you in a court case that is coming up in the next few days? If you are looking for one, you should be able to find one that is affordable, or you may actually get one that is for free. It is possible to be assigned an attorney if you cannot afford one, and you usually have to take what you get. However, there is a high probability that you may be able to avoid paying the costs of an attorney in certain types of accidents.
Law is a very detailed area, and you need to find a lawyer who knows the personal injury laws well. This can be checked by finding out the qualifications a lawyer has before hiring them. Did they follow the right academic and accreditation procedures required to become a certified lawyer? Do they have any accolade to show for their exceptional performance? Are they willing to show you their academic certificates? Personal injury lawyers who are reluctant to prove their qualifications should be avoided at all costs. This is because the reluctance indicates that they are not qualified or they may have tried to cut corners on their way to being a lawyer. In addition to hiring an auto accident lawyer for their experience and knowledge, they can be beneficial as direct representatives when dealing with insurance companies. Speaking with insurance companies regarding injury claims can be a stressful issue, which can delay recovery if one is physically injured; however, auto accident lawyers are able to effectively negotiate the terms of a claim so you do not have the deal with the stress of this situation.
When you are recovering from an injury, the last thing that you want is to have to face the stress of dealing with an insurance company. Trying to understand all of the legal implications of any paperwork that they send you is challenging during the best of times. It can be downright impossible when you are distracted by pain or emotionally distraught after an accident.
Being involved in an accident is a terrifying ordeal. Even though most accidents are over in the blink of an eye, it can feel like everything is happening in slow motion. Unfortunately, the aftermath of an accident is all too real. If you are left with injuries, you may have a long road ahead of you as you work toward recovery. You also may be left facing huge medical expenses. In some cases, you may even be permanently disabled, limiting your ability to earn a living in the future.
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Due to the high competition brought about by the increased number of lawyers getting into the field, it is common to find a lawyer who is specialized in another area disguising as a personal injury specialist. Such attorneys should be avoided as their expertise is in another area. Always do the necessary checks to find out the area all the lawyers you approach are specialized in. This should be your first check, and further assessment should be done after confirming that the lawyers you have as your options ply their trade in personal injury cases. Consider the reputation of the attorney. Not only do you want somebody who is going to make you comfortable, you also want to choose somebody that is well-known within the insurance companies as well. These are the attorneys that can often provide you with a settlement out of court. Finally, make sure that you choose an attorney that you trust and that is going to work with you and give you the time that you need.
If you don't already have a good lawyer, the following article will indicate the best practices to apply when finding a good lawyer for your situation.
While you are looking for a lawyer, you will want to take the cost out of the equation. During this time, you want to find someone who is going to be able to help you and win your case. You do not want to cut corners and try to save money. Many times these types of lawyers will not expect an upfront amount of money. In fact, they will only be paid if they win their case. If by some chance, the lawyer you are discussing your case with is only concerned about a retainer, it is best to look elsewhere.
Law is a very detailed area, and you need to find a lawyer who knows the personal injury laws well. This can be checked by finding out the qualifications a lawyer has before hiring them. Did they follow the right academic and accreditation procedures required to become a certified lawyer? Do they have any accolade to show for their exceptional performance? Are they willing to show you their academic certificates? Personal injury lawyers who are reluctant to prove their qualifications should be avoided at all costs. This is because the reluctance indicates that they are not qualified or they may have tried to cut corners on their way to being a lawyer. If you have fallen and suffered an injury you could be going through an emotional time, it is easy to feel confused, angry and even guilty in the aftermath of such an accident. As you can imagine, this is not time to handle your case yourself. The best thing to do is to trust in the counsel of a reputable team of fall injury lawyers to provide you with the best representation possible.
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Dutch Bottle Café is an open air restaurant in a typical old Georgetown colonial style building. Inside you will find a very relaxed atmosphere where the offerings on the menu are just mouthwatering. It's just the thing for a home away from home. Indeed it is too many!!
There is an emphasis on simplicity within the meals which speaks to the quality of the ingredients used at the Dutch Bottle Café, such as olive oil, sweet basil, lemons, tomatoes and eggplant. We tend to shy away from sweet and creamy sauces which are high calorie and use tangy Mediterranean flavors and dressings. Just try our Steak, Prawns or Snapper with Basil Dressing. Located just two blocks away from Bourda Market we try to design our meals to showcase as many local vegetables meats and herbs as possible!
Dutch Bottle Café has an all wood pub styled bar which is always fully stocked. We carry an excellent selection of Wines and Beers including the local Banks Beer, Dutch 86, Heineken and Guinness Draught. It goes without saying that Guyana makes the best rum in the world bar none. Proven world beaters include the El Dorado 15 year old and the popular XM 10 yr Old. Be sure to return home with a bottle of Guyanese rum, the quality is superlative!!
At Dutch Bottle Café we hope that the combination of great food and a superbly stocked bar will make for a winning combination.
The real strength of the Restaurant is its staff; collectively with management they have worked really hard to maintain the quality and innovation that the public has come to expect of us.
A Special Thank you must be extended to our patrons who have remained loyal and supported us at every turn. You are a very big part of the Dutch Bottle success story.
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Har HaBayis reopened Monday morning to all who wished to visit – with the stipulation that everyone, Muslims included, needed to pass through body scanners and metal detectors in order to enter the compound. The measures were instituted after Friday's terror attack, when three Arab terrorists entered Har HaBayis with the intention of fighting police at the site. Police later arrested members of the Waqf, the Muslim group responsible for the mosques on Har HaBayis , after weapons were found hidden at the site for use by the terrorists, presumably with the permission of Waqf members.
The decision to install the new security systems at the entrances to Har HaBayis was made Motzoei Shabbos by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu before he left for summits in Europe.
The site was closed after the terror attack and all day Shabbos, and reopened for a short time Sunday afternoon – but was closed almost immediately again after Waqf members started a riot when police demanded that they pass through the body scanners, a demand they rejected. Waqf members continued to boycott the site Monday – but for the first time, Jews were able to enter the compound without being accompanied by a Waqf member.
For the first time since the close of the Six Day War, Jews were able to enter the site Monday unaccompanied by a Waqf watchman. In a statement, groups organizing visits to Har HaBayis praised police for "righting a historical wrong" by finally requiring that Muslims go through security checks like everyone else.


In some art categories, building an investment-grade collection is impossible for all but the wealthiest. Here's a medium where prices are reasonable and profits achievable.
Glass-art collections can be smart investments, one expert says.
Your art-collecting clients are likely to pick up helpful but hard-to-follow advice on building their collections.
"Buy the highest-quality objects you can afford" is one adage they're likely to hear. But that guidance makes sense, because it's often the top end of markets that attracts wealthy collectors and offers the greatest potential for long-term price appreciation.
"Build your collection around a theme" is another piece of oft-repeated advice.
This, also, is helpful, since a collection with a thematic structure can provide investors with greater aesthetic rewards and may attract a wider audience of potential buyers than non-themed collections.
For some fine art categories, though, implementing this advice is almost impossible for all but the wealthiest collectors. Most clients can't afford to build collections of six- and seven-figure contemporary art pieces, for instance.
One way to reconcile the conflict is to focus on collectibles with wider price ranges, such as glass art, that still provide investors with the pleasures of collecting and also have potential for profit.
Collecting glass art in earnest has been popular since the 1970s, according to Nicholas Dawes, vice president of special collections with Heritage Auctions in Dallas. This market is dominated by Americans, says the expert, who has written "Lalique Glass" and other works on the subject.
Dawes, who focuses mainly on glass art from the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods, between around 1890 to the late-1930s, points to Louis Comfort Tiffany and René Lalique as two of the best-known makers of glass art.
There are several benefits to collecting glass art, he says.
First, it's popular, with numerous collectors and international museums, with many books dedicated to the leading artists' works.
In addition, collecting can be the focal point of educational vacations, as some Lalique and Tiffany collectors center their European vacations on glass hunting and museum visits, according to Dawes.
Furthermore, collectible glass is a diverse field. There are decorative pieces as well as numerous functional items, for instance.
An upcoming Heritage auction will include Lalique clocks and wine decanters.
"Rene Lalique designed, I think I might say, about 25 clocks in his life, and we have all but two or three of them," explained Dawes, in an interview with ThinkAdvisor.
Furthermore, the expert adds, the price of glass art is reasonable: At least 80% of the roughly 250 lots in the upcoming Heritage auction are priced less than $1,000 in estimate.
Prices also tend to be less volatile than other art types, and many collectible pieces are affordable alternatives to today's mass-produced items.
"You can go to Bed and Bath or IKEA and buy a wineglass for $5. But here you can buy a Lalique one for under $50 and it's made in the 1920 and '30s," he said.
The same principles of successful collecting in other categories apply to glass art, Dawson points out. Collectors need a strategy to determine how much they want to budget for their acquisitions, how much space they have available to store and display them, and how they ultimately plan to part with their collections.


4 friends of Pasadena agency Conscious Minds spent two days tossing vinyl albums onto a turntable in order to capture the successful landings you see in the video. The stunts are reminiscent of Ray Ban 'Never Hide' video from 2007 (5.1 million views) or Levi's 'Jeans Jump' clip from 2008 (almost 8 million views).
The video went unbranded for a week, but now has been revealed as a promotion for MusicBunk. MusicBunk is an app that helps find out who likes the same music you do and connect with them to share songs and playlists.
While a few people will be shocked by the vinyl abuse, but anyone who's visited a flea market or swap meet knows there's enough scratched up vinyl to play around with.
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Teas from the highest region on the island are described as the 'champagne' of Ceylon teas.
Until 1860's The main crop produced on the island of Sri Lanka, then Ceylon, was coffee. But in 1869, the coffee-rust fungus, Hemileia vastatrix, killed the majority of the coffee plants and estate owners had to diversify into other crops in order to avoid total ruin.
The owners of Loolecondera Estate had been interested in tea since the late 1850's and in 1866, James Taylor, a Scotsman a recently arrived in 1840, read about the Jewel of an Island called Ceylon and the opportunities existing there for growing coffee. Taylor had acquired some basic knowledge of tea cultivation in North India and made some initial experiments in manufacture after moving to the Hill Country area, using his bungalow verandah as the factory and rolling the leaf by hand on tables. Firing of the oxidized leaf was carried out on clay stoves over charcoal fires with the leaf on wire trays. He planted not only coffee but also some tea seeds from India. and then Tea Industry came into being. His first teas were sold locally and were declared delicious.
Between 1873 and 1880, production rose from just 23 pounds to 81.3 tons, and by 1890, to 22,899.8 tons. Soon the perilously steep mountainsides of the hill country were carpeted with the vibrant green of tea bushes. And Ceylon Tea became the world's favorite and famous beverage.
The origins of Tea was with the Chinese Emperor Shen Nung who was boiling water when the leaves from a nearby plant "Camellia sinensis" plant floated into the pot. The emperor drank the mixture and declared it gave one "vigor of body, contentment of mind, and determination of purpose." Perhaps as testament to the emperor's assessment, tea the potion he unwittingly brewed that day today is second only to water in worldwide consumption.


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Iniziò con l'atletica nelle Essex Ladies praticando il salto in lungo ed il pentathlon, prima di convertirsi agli ostacoli; tuttora è l'unica donna ad essere stata contemporaneamente campionessa olimpica, mondiale, europea e del Commonwealth nei 400 m ostacoli.

Il suo più importante successo è il titolo olimpico dei 400 m ostacoli conquistato a Barcellona 1992, quando trionfò con il tempo di 53"23. A quella medaglia aggiunse, nella stessa edizione dei Giochi, il bronzo con la staffetta 4×400 metri.

Un anno dopo aver vinto il titolo olimpico diventò anche campionessa mondiale, battendo nella finale il record mondiale. Questo primato le verrà sottratto da Kim Batten nel 1995, ma resta ancora oggi record nazionale britannico.

Ai Giochi olimpici di Atlanta 1996 provò a difendere il titolo, ma si dovette ritirare in semifinale per infortunio. Poco dopo partì come ambasciatrice della Croce Rossa in Angola e nel 1997 si ritirò dall'attività sportiva a causa di un infortunio al tendine di Achille.

Tra i suoi successi, oltre a quelli già citati, ci sono un oro agli Europei 1994 e 3 ai Giochi del Commonwealth.

Nel 1993 è stata eletta dalla federazione europea atleta donna dell'anno.

Record nazionali

Seniores
 400 metri ostacoli: 52"74 ( Stoccarda, 19 agosto 1993)
 Staffetta 4×200 metri indoor: 1'33"96 ( Glasgow, 23 febbraio 1990) (Paula Dunn, Jennifer Stoute, Linda Keough, Sally Gunnell)

Palmarès

Altre competizioni internazionali
1989
  in Coppa Europa ( Gateshead), 400 m hs - 54"98

1991
  in Coppa Europa ( Francoforte sul Meno), 400 m hs - 54"61

1993
  in Coppa Europa ( Roma), 400 m hs - 53"73
  alla IAAF Grand Prix Final ( Londra), 400 m hs - 53"82

1994
  in Coppa Europa ( Birmingham), 400 m hs - 54"62
  in Coppa del mondo ( Londra), 400 m hs - 54"80

1996
  in Coppa Europa ( Madrid), 400 m hs - 56"84

1997
  in Coppa Europa ( Monaco di Baviera), 400 m hs - 54"57

Note

Riconoscimenti
 Atleta mondiale dell'anno (1993)
 Atleta europea dell'anno (1993)

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Vincitori dell'atleta mondiale dell'anno

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This past Wednesday, we were honored to host Protect Our Winters and Olympic bronze medalist Alex Deibold at UVM to talk all things climate activism and ski industry. While it is easy to think that you have all the facts about the changing climate and about how to make a difference, you've got it wrong. You can always, ALWAYS learn more.
Alex talked to us about how to write a letter to your representative to oppose a bill, about what it's like living in Utah, where climate policy falls short, and about how he, as an avid snowboarder, found it important to join the coalition.
Protect Our Winters knows how important it is to recycle, to ride your bike instead of drive when you can, and how to reduce your carbon footprint overall. But the organization cares more about how we go above and beyond our immediate lives, because that's where all the biggest changes will be made: POW cares about getting our politicians stepping up to the plate and making huge transitions in clean energy.
In Vermont, the outdoor industry is 5.5 billion dollars of the overall economy. In some other states, it's much more than that. In recent years, politicians have recognized that we are valuable to the economy. In the future, if the ski industry fails, the economy as a whole will take a big blow.
Check out this oped from the New York Times a few months back about ski industry and POW
While POW wants to indeed keep winters cold and "Make America Deep Again," they say that their mission is much more than that. Climate change is going to affect the entire world, and we need to recognize how we can mitigate the changes before it's too late.
Protecting Our Winters is a great starting point, though, for a conversation. In the tumultuous nature of politics in this country right now, it can feel impossible to even engage in political conversations with someone who has different views than you. But on Wednesday, Alex emphasized the importance of conversations.
One of his best friends is on the opposite end of the political spectrum from him, but he said they both love touring. One day, Alex asked him to go for a tour in the Utah backcountry. They talked about kids and future generations, they talked about economics, but they also talked about how much they loved what they were doing together: touring and snowboarding. This was the opening of a conversation about the need for clean energy and climate policy to keep the snow falling. Alex said he left that conversation feeling like maybe, just maybe, his friend's perspective shifted even a little bit. And those are the sort of victories we should strive to have in our own lives.
The visit from Alex, Lindsay, and Jake was one of the most influential talks I have heard in a long time. They didn't throw a bunch of frightening statistics, time-lapse images of retreating glaciers and stranded polar bears at us, making us feel hopeless. Instead, they gave us tools to make a difference. And not the "go home and turn off all the lights you're not using" elementary way of making a difference. They gave us a number to text to stop a bill from passing in the legislature. They gave us a template to write a letter to our representatives. Real solutions to big problems.
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My most recent "At the Airport" column for USA TODAY takes a look at how airports are working to educate travelers about the Zika virus – and make sure airport grounds don't become another breeding ground for the virus.
Shops and newsstands, including those run by the Hudson Group in Chicago O'Hare, Seattle-Tacoma and Orlando International Airports, are making sure to carry several brands of insect repellant, including OFF! Deep Woods and Cutter.
At Miami International Airport, an advisory (in English and Spanish) from the Centers for Disease Control is on display in passport clearance areas and airport employees have been issued cards instructing them how to recognize and respond to passengers with communicable diseases, including Zika.
At Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Zika prevention messages from the CDC (in English and Spanish) are front and center right next to many flight display screens.
And at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, signs have been placed throughout the airport, at the U.S. Customs area and in Baggage claim alerting travelers about the Zika virus and offering tips on protection and prevention measures. The airport has also made sure EPA-registered insect repellents are available for purchase in airport newsstands.
Orlando International Airport and both airports in Houston have Zika virus plans in place as well.
"Working in conjunction with our community partners, we feel these steps are not only appropriate but necessary to demonstrate our efforts at protecting our passengers and employees," Orlando International said in a statement that outlined its plan.
And, among the strategies in place at the Houston airports are reminders to employees of the "4 D's": Drain (eliminate standing water); Dress (wear long sleeves, pants and socks); Dusk/Dawn (avoid these peak mosquito times) and DEET (use proper repellants).
What else do you need to know if you are heading somewhere where cases of the Zika virus have been confirmed?


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ICO and Article 27 representative liability
The ever-entertaining (but more importantly, ever-illuminating) Tim Turner has made available a recording of a webinar he did recently on the subject of representatives under Article 27 of the EU GDPR and the UK GDPR. Such representatives are required to be designated by controllers or processors who are outside the relevant jurisdiction, but who are subject to the extra-territorial provisions of Article 3(2) of EU GDPR or UK GDPR (thus, under Article 27 EU GDPR, a company outside the EU but offering goods or service to, or monitoring the behaviour of, data subjects in the EU, must appoint a representative in the EU, and under Article 27 UK GDPR, a company outside the UK but offering goods or service to, or monitoring the behaviour of, data subjects in the UK, must appoint a representative in the UK).
Tim's webinar deals, in part, with what is expected of representatives, but also touches on their potential liability, and he points to – but doesn't actually address – a remarkable assertion on the website of the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO)
The EDPB's view is that supervisory authorities are able to initiate enforcement action (including fines) against a representative in the same way as they could against the controller or processor that appointed them.
I describe this as remarkable, because it seems to completely misrepresent the guidance (of the European Data Protection Board) to which it refers (and links).
The issue of representative liability is an important one – many companies offer a contracted service under which they will act as a representative, and a commercial evaluation of such a service will inevitably need to consider whether being a representative exposes oneself to the possibility of regulatory action. Recital 80 of the EU GDPR and the UK GDPR says "The designated representative should be subject to enforcement proceedings in the event of non-compliance by the controller or processor" and much debate is there to be had on what it means. But the EDPB's view is pretty clear, and it's nothing like the view attributed to it by the ICO
The GDPR does not establish a substitutive liability of the representative in place of the controller or processor it represents in the Union. It should however be noted that the concept of the representative was introduced precisely with the aim of facilitating the liaison with and ensuring effective enforcement of the GDPR against controllers or processors that fall under Article 3(2) of the GDPR. To this end, it was the intention to enable supervisory authorities to initiate enforcement proceedings through the representative designated by the controllers or processors not established in the Union. This includes the possibility for supervisory authorities to address corrective measures or administrative fines and penalties imposed on the controller or processor not established in the Union to the representative… [emphasis added]
(It goes on to say that a representative will be directly liable only to the extent that it is infringing its direct obligations – namely to provide information to a supervisory authority under Article 58(1)(a) of GDPR, and to maintain a record of processing activities under Article 30.)
Whether the ICO's assertion represents what it thinks a proper reading of the UK GDPR (including recital 80) should be, is an interesting question. The EDPB is, of course, no part of the UK GDPR regulatory and legal scheme, so ICO is free to disregard its views. What it shouldn't be free to do though, really, is to attribute to the EDPB a position totally at odds with what the EDPB actually says.
The views in this post (and indeed most posts on this blog) are my personal ones, and do not represent the views of any organisation I am involved with.
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Айты́ш у киргизов и башкиров (от ,  — «сказ»), айты́с у казахов () — импровизированное состязание двух акынов, форма устной народной песенной поэзии. Исполняется с аккомпанементом на народных струнных инструментах.

Описание
Во время айтыса два сидящих (реже — стоящих) напротив друг друга акына исполняют своеобразный песенный диалог, постоянно передавая очередь, подхватывая слова оппонента. Песни во время состязания могут быть на любую произвольную тему. По итогам соревнования выбирается победитель, при этом оценивается как музыкальность и ритмичность, так и сообразительность в парировании аргументов соперника.

В айтысе могут принимать участие и несколько акынов, хотя выступление парами является наиболее распространённым, нередки состязания между мужчиной и женщиной.

Разновидности айтыса
Айтысы в Казахстане делятся на несколько видов: айтыс-загадка, айтыс-похвала, айтыс-басня и другие.

Кайым айтыс, кайымдасу — вид айтыса, в котором соперники обмениваются поэтическими репликами. При этом они без изменения повторяют зачины — первые две строки четверостишия своего соперника, добавляя к ним новые строки. В большинстве случаев участвуют юноши и девушки. Для Кайым айтыс характерно шутливое содержание: соперники прибегают к преувеличенио-комическому изображению друг друга, щедро используя гиперболы и метафоры. Первое двустишие задает последующим строфам рифмы и тему тем самым связывая весь Кайым айтыс в единое целое не только формально-поэтически (системой созвучий), но и содержанием (системой образов). Кайым айтыс, которые звучат на праздниках, состязаниях aйтысов, приобрели новое содержание и форму. Современники в Кайым айтысе затрагивают современные социальные проблемы.

Айтыс-загадка () — айтыс в форме вопросов и ответов. Айтыс-загадка проводится на празднествах в день наречения ребенка, на молодёжных вечерниках, на пирах и свадьбах. Загадки загадываются либо в конце айтыса с целью озадачить, сбить с толку соперника и благодаря этому одержать победу (айтыс Асета и Рысжан), либо на загадках строится весь айтыс, в ходе которого проверяются знания, находчивость и быстрота реакции каждого участника (айтыс Нуржана и Сапаргали). От традиционных загадок, бытующих как самостоятельный жанр фольклора, загадки, входящие в айтыс, отличаются следующими особенностями: они имеют автора; импровизируются в стихотворной форме; подробно описывают предмет или группу взаимосвязанных предметов и явлений. В ходе проведения айтыса-загадки возникает целостное представление о природе, обществе, человеке; в нем отражается культура, знания, жизненный опыт и общественная позиция акына. Айтыс-загадка — своеобразный экзамен на творческую зрелость. Представляет собой увлекательное драматическое зрелище. Развитие казахской письменной, литературы обусловило появление письменного айтыса-загадки Асета и Рысжан, ставшего образцом песенного состязания в форме загадок (загадки загадывала Рысжан) и разгадок (отгадки находил Асет). Айтыс-загадка — подлинное произведение искусства, имеющее острое социальное содержание.

Распространение по странам и республикам

Башкортостан
Состязательный диалог мастеров слова в жанре айтыш проходит в Башкирии на народных праздниках. Состязания сопровождаются игрой под домбру. В жанре айтыш проходят диалоги действующих лиц башкирских эпосов и кубаиров: Нэркэс и Хаубана («Акбузат»), Хабрау-йырау и Токтамыш-хана («Идукай менэн Мурадым»), батыра Кужака и ногайца Таргына («Таргын менэн Кужак»), сказок («Торахан менән Йәнәбәхан һәм Ерәнсә-сәсән» — «Турахан, Янебахан и Ерэнсэ-сэсэн»).

Мастерами жанра в Башкирии были Баик Айдар (1710—1814) и др. В жанре Айтыш написаны произведения башкирских поэтов Г. Г. Зарипова, Б. М. Искужина, А. Утябайа и других.

Казахстан
Известнейшие казахские акыны, прославившиеся в мастерстве айтыса: Жанак Сагындыкулы (1770—1856), Шоже Каржаубайулы (1808—1895), Суюнбай Аронулы (1815—1898), Биржан-сал (1834—1897) и Сара Тастанбеккызы (1878—1916) (в 1946 году композитор Мукан Тулебаев на основе айтыса между Биржаном и Сарой написал оперу «Биржан и Сара»), Торебай Ескожаулы (1844—1911), Джамбул Джабаев (1846—1945), Асет Найманбаев (1867—1922). Современные акыны — Ринат Заитов, Балгынбек Имашев, Жандарбек Булгаков, Дидар Камиев и другие.

В 2014 году в «Репрезентативный список нематериального культурного наследия человечества ЮНЕСКО» были включены национальная номинация Казахстана «Искусство исполнения традиционного домбрового кюя», а в 2015 году в этот список была включена Казахстанско-Кыргызстанская номинация.

Правительство Казахстана в лице министра культуры РК того времени Мухтара Кул-Мухаммеда пыталось подвергнуть цензуре айтыс, призвав воспевать только «независимость и Астану» и «Елбасы». Также участников айтыса настоятельно просили не затрагивать тему Жанаозена. Попытки жюри дать невысокую оценку акыну Бауржану Калиолле, говорившем о Жанаозенских событиях 2011 года, вызвало возмущение зрителей. Так как в айтысе используется импровизация, то это остается последним бастионом свободы слова.

В 2013 году в айтысе «Сүйер ұлың болса, сен сүй» в честь Толе би, Казыбек би и Айтеке би, после того, как в словесном поединке между Ринатом Заитовым, который выступил с резкой критикой власть имущих, и Меирбеком Султанхановым судьи присудили победу Султанханову, зрители шумом и свистом выразили недовольство решением жюри. После получасового совещания, жюри объявило акынов «равными».

Киргизия
В 2001 году был создан общественный фонд «Айтыш», оказывающий поддержку акынам и развитию айтыша.

С 2008 года в Киргизии проводятся международные конкурсы по айтышу. Первый международный фестиваль «Айтыш» состоялся в Бишкеке в августе 2008 года. Тогда за почётное звание боролись около 50 акынов. Второй фестиваль был проведён летом 2009 года в Оше.

Среди известных киргизских акынов советского периода, занимавшихся айтышем, — Токтогул Сатылганов, Калык Акиев, Эстебес Турсуналиев, Ашыраалы Айталиев, Тууганбай Абдиев.

В 2015 году в «Репрезентативный список нематериального культурного наследия человечества ЮНЕСКО» была включена киргизско-казахстанская номинация «Айтыш/Айтыс — искусство импровизации».

Примечания

Литература

 Традиционная музыка и кыргызские народные музыкальные инструменты
 Кыргызстан представил «Кок бору» и «Айтыш» для включения в список нематериального культурного наследия ЮНЕСКО
 Список нематериального наследия ЮНЕСКО — искусство акынов-импровизаторов
 Башкирская энциклопедия. Ст. Айтыш.
 http://ufa-gid.com/encyclopedia/aitish.html

 Қазақтың халық жұмбақтары, А.. 1959;
 Қазақ әдебиетінің тарихы, т. I, кн. 1. I960;
 Айтыс, т. 1, А., 1965

Музыка Киргизии
Башкирская культура
Литература на казахском языке
Шедевры устного и нематериального наследия человечества


Last night MS game. Desparation attempt at end of quarter. The ball hits floor and then bounces up and almost go's in. Would the basket have count if it went in (while there was time still on clock)?
Then what determines the "sometimes scored" portion of this ruling. It does make sense. The tap or try ends when the ball touches the floor. Right?
If the horn hadn't sounded the basket would have counted for two points since the ball entered the bucket. However, the try ended when it hit the floor. Thus, if the ball hits the floor, bounces up and before going in the horn sounds...you've got no dice.
So you are saying if the clock had not run out score it. If it had run out don't score it?
Ummm, yep - score two points.
On the off chance this ball bounces outside the 3 point arc and goes in (hey it could happen) would it be 3 points?
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Weird play today in a boys varsity game. Near the end of the first half (Connecticut prep school rules, 16 minute halves), A1 is driving to the hoop, through a crowd of teammates, and opponents, and loses control of the ball, which pops out of his hands, up into the air. Horn to end the half sounds, and the ball ends up near the basket. In this case the ball missed going in, but at halftime, my partner, and I , talked about what would have happened if the ball went in. No legal try. No points scored. If the ball had gone in, this would have been very difficult to explain to the coach of team A.
In this situation the Washington Nationals would be playing.
and Meadowlark would be bouncing the ball into the hoop.


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Gerard Juszczak (ur. 1 października 1970 w Krakowie) – polski trener futsalowy i piłkarski

Przebieg kariery
Jest absolwentem krakowskiego AWF, ukończył także studia podyplomowe na Uniwersytecie Jagiellońskim na kierunku menadżer sportu. Jest trenerem I klasy i posiada licencję UEFA PRO.

Pełnił funkcję selekcjonera futsalowej reprezentacji Polski U-21, którą łączył ze stanowiskiem selekcjonera kadry U-19. W latach 2009–2014 był trenerem Pogoni 04 Szczecin, z którą w 2013 dotarł do finału Pucharu Polski, a w sezonie 2013/14 zdobył wicemistrzostwo Polski. Wcześniej prowadził m.in. Jango Katowice, z którym w sezonie 2006/07 zajął trzecie miejsce w ekstraklasie i zdobył Puchar Polski. W 2009 zdobył z Pogonią 04 mistrzostwo Polski U-20. Pełnił także funkcję drugiego trenera akademickiej reprezentacji Polski, z którą zajął czwarte miejsce w akademickich mistrzostwach świata. W 2009 zaliczył także krótki epizod na stanowisku selekcjonera reprezentacji Polski A. W przeszłości był także trenerem piłkarskich zespołów Kmity Zabierzów oraz Zagłębia Sosnowiec czy trawiastych drużyn w akademii Wisły Kraków oraz Garbarni Kraków.

W sezonie 2014/15 objął funkcję trenera w pierwszoligowym AZS-ie Uniwersytet Warszawski. Pracował też na stanowisku selekcjonera reprezentacji Polski do lat 21.

Sukcesy

Pogoń 04 Szczecin
 Ekstraklasa
 2. miejsce (1): 2014
 Puchar Polski
 Finał (1): 2013

Jango Katowice
 Ekstraklasa
 3. miejsce (1): 2007
 Puchar Polski
 Zdobywca (1): 2007

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Linki zewnętrzne
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Polscy trenerzy futsalu
Urodzeni w 1970
Trenerzy piłkarzy Kmity Zabierzów
Ludzie urodzeni w Krakowie


receptacle itself. If I buy a new steering lock is this mechanism included?
I tried to use the link mentioned in the "help" section and it didn't work either. I'm not sure what to do and the picture of course would help to explain what I'm talking about. Anyway, I think the Picasa site you have to be a member. I thought it was for anybody. In the help section for Bavarian board it reads that you need to get permission to post photo's.
Can't help with deciphering them but the pics look pretty clear so I'm sure someone will know.
Thanks for checking again. Yes, this is not DIY repair job that is that common I know. I hope someone out there can give this a look.
Do you have access to TIS at all? I've been looking on realoem and it's not v helpful, but that bit may be the fracture bolt.
my care is 92, E34 TDS Touring. I just guess the month of may as production model. What's the catagorie for the ignition system? should be under electrical right?
I did find this though- pretty complete with pictures. I've this guy is a pro though and this is exactly like my car at all. I've heard a chisel works on the bolts but here is no room for me to swing hammer in there nor do I think I want to for that matter. <http://www.bimmerboard.com/forums/posts/566688>. ; ; sure seems to be the Fracture bolt though wouldn't you say?
I also found this:<http://www.bmwpartscounter.com/showAssembly.aspx?uk ey_product=487925&ukey_assembly=155604&assembly=1481 69>. seems to indicate that what I'm looking at needing to take out is indeed fracture bolt. Any suggestions besides prayer? And how do you install them? special tool?
I think you'll have to take the whole column off unfortunately.
Here's a link to the relevant bit of bmwfans.info which I've just discovered, seems quite good, similar to realoem. You can use the last 7 digits of your VIN on both to get exactly the right model.
1. take my trusty hacksaw blade (without holder!) and cut off the top lip and about half way down each side to expose the bolt. I was actually surprised how soft the metal was (aluminum) and had no trouble with the cutting other then the awkward position.
2.Next I reached around with the blade and cut a notch through the middle of the bolt thinking I could get a small screwdriver in there to get it out. Not sure what happened next but I guess the constant motion loosened the bolt and it spun easily out by hand. voila- the whole keylock assembly slipped right off the column and I was grinning and feeling pretty proud of myself.
i don't think i'm going to be grinning when I hear the price BMW is going to charge me to replace it though. I'll let you know. This is a good place certainly to get some good commiseration when it comes to our cars! I know I'm not getting any from my wife .
Yes, doesn't sound like a cheap part - what did they say about the supposed recall (if anything)?
The main guy that I need to talk with was not there when i went in yesterday to order the parts. 138�. I pick it all up tomorrow and I'll ask then. THAT doesn't cost anything.
Got all the part finally (5 times for the bushing!). Got the keylock back on the column, inserted the key barrel (with key inserted) into chamber and now the key won't turn at all. I stopped right there before assembling further. I a) put the key barrel in wrong thinking that there was only one way it would fit in there or 2) i missed something and don't know what it is. There is this link <http://www.bimmerboard.com/forums/posts/566688> and the guy says you CAN get it in backwards.
So- the key is stuck and won't turn. I can get the key lock off though but a lot of good that does me. Why did is lock up?
You can't believe how bummed I am right now!
Fixed it. Just gave it a good yank and the sucker popped out. For my particular car there is only one way to get it to fit in (lucky for me). I think it just wasn't seated correctly. Inserted it again with the key in the middle position and she clicked WITH a turnable key!
well, one minor crisis averted. TBC next week as I'm off to Berlin for a few days for a bit of R&R!
BTW- when asked about a recall, I saw a 'behind-the-doors' type conversation with between the parts guy and manager and got a 'never heard about it' response.


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An awareness talk was organised to sensitise and educate staff followed by a free health camp
The Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (ILBS) in association with National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) organised 'I Pledge…(my support)' activity at NCRTC's Corporate Office recently. All the NCRTC employees including the staff and workers availed the benefit of the campaign. This activity was undertaken as a part of 'Empowering People Against Hepatitis: The EMPATHY Campaign' Project supported by Airports Authority of India (AAI), being implemented by ILBS that aims to spread pan India awareness on the menace of viral hepatitis B & C.
An awareness talk was organised to sensitise and educate staff on various aspects of Hepatitis, followed by a free health camp for screening of Hepatitis B & C along with the vaccination for Hepatitis B. Dr Neeraj Raizada, Assistant Professor-Epidemiology, and PI (Project Empathy), ILBS and senior officials of NCRTC were present on the occasion.
Dr Neeraj Raizada, gave the key note address and explained the importance of screening for Hepatitis B & C. He also emphasised on the vaccination against Hepatitis B and encouraged people to get themselves tested and vaccinated for the same.
He said, "Many people are still unaware about the menace of this viral disease, there is an urgent need to act against Hepatitis. We need to generate dialogue and create awareness on this issue to end this epidemic. It is vital to act and get tested in time. We have cost-effective and high-impact interventions and vaccinations available to prevent these infections. Need of the hour is community dialogue and action."
To address the problem of Hepatitis B & C, ILBS has undertaken a comprehensive programme, namely, 'Empowering People Against Hepatitis: The EMPATHY Campaign, conceptualised by Dr Shiv Kumar Sarin, Director, Institute of Liver & Biliary Sciences. This cause is supported by Airports Authority of India (AAI) under its CSR, to generate awareness on Hepatitis B and C across India through multi-pronged advocacy s-Your data has been truncated.
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Q: Concatenación en c# Estoy haciendo una concatenación en c# en donde el resultado quiero que sea igual a lo siguiente:
variable = "null,null"

Pero esta concatenación la estoy haciendo en un for y queda mas o menos así:
string variable = "";

for (int pos= 0; pos < asientos.Length; pos++)
{
    if (pos == asientos.Length - 1)
        variable += "null";
    else
        variable += "null" + ",";
}

El if que coloco en la iteracion es para que al final no se agrege la , (coma), ahora la pregunta o mas bien duda es, ¿hay alguna forma mejor de hacer esa validación en esa concatenación?, y si la hay, ¿Cual es?

A: Te recomiendo utilizar String.Join y así te evitas crear el ciclo for y tienes un código más limpio y sencillo de mantener. Aquí te proveo un ejemplo:
using System.Linq;

//...

//asumo que asientos es un arreglo
//para el ejemplo, es de tipo int pero puede ser de cualquier tipo
int[] asientos = { 1, 2, 3 };
Console.Write(
    //String.Join permitirá unir todos los elementos de un arreglo/lista
    String.Join(
        ",", //colocamos cómo queremos que se separen los elementos
        asientos.ToList() //convertimos el arreglo en lista, si ya es una lista no necesitas aplicar este método
            .Select(x => "null") //aplicamos una conversión a los elementos para que sean "null" que es tu requerimiento
        )
    );

A: Hola prodias usar el remove, de esta forma eliminarías el último carácter que no necesitas:
string variable = "";

for (int pos= 0; pos < asientos.Length; pos++)
{
        variable += "null" + ",";
}

variable = variable.Remove(variable.Length - 1);

String.Remove(Int32)
Elimina todos los caracteres, desde un comienzo hasta una posición
  especificada

A: Para implementar esto veo dos opciones:
Opción 1 (clásica)
var sb = new System.Text.StringBuilder();

for (int i= 0; i < asientos.Length; i++)
{
    if (i > 0)
    {
        sb.Append(",");
    }
    sb.Append("null");
}
var variable = sb.ToString()

Las claves de esta implementación son:

*

*Usar un System.Text.StringBuilder para concatenar la cadena porque es mas óptimo que concatenar objetos string porque, al ser inmutables, se realiza una re-asignación de memoria en cada concatenación

*Al añadir ","  al principio de cada iteración (excepto para el primer elemento) evita repetir la cadena. Esto es útil sobre todo cuando el valor que estás concatenando cambia en cada iteración

Opción 2 (compacta)
var variable = string.Join(
    ",",
    System.Linq.Enumerable.Repeat<string>("null", asientos.Length)
);

Las claves de esta implementación son:

*

*Usar System.Linq.Enumerable.Repeat para crear el array de "null" las veces que sea necesario (se requiere .NET >= 4.0)

*Usar string.Join para generar la cadena final

Estos ejemplos se pueden ver funcionando en este .NET Fiddle
Realmente no sé si la opción 1 podría ofrecer más rendimiendo pero lo que está claro es que la opción 2 es muchísimo más compacta

A: Esta podría ser una solución:
 String variable = "";

            for (int pos = 0; pos < asientos.Length;; pos++)
            {
                variable += "null" + ",";
            }
            variable = variable.Substring(0, variable.Length - 1);
            Console.Write(variable);

A: Si la variable asientos corresponde a un array, te conviene utilizar el método Join de los String.
Ejemplo:
string[] array = { "ejemplo","ejemplo2","ejemplo3" };
string palabra = String.Join(",", array);

Ahora si quieres especificamente el valor null, mira que declaras a variable como int y luego le asignas un string, yo lo haría así:
string variable = "";
for (int pos = 0; pos < array.Length; pos++)
{
    variable += "null";
    if (pos != array.Length - 1) { variable += ","; }
}

A: Edite tu pregunta un poco en la definición de "variable" debe ser tipo String.
Creo que puedes usar un remove() como comenta @WilfredoP o substring(), por ejemplo:
String variable = "";
string[] asientos = new string[] { "asiento Sylvia", "asient Doru", "asiento Helen" };
for (int pos= 0; pos < asientos.Length; pos++)
{
        variable += "null" + ",";
}
variable = variable.Substring(0, variable.Length - 1);

A: Otra opción, que me parece que nadie a mencionado sería:
1) Concatenar todos los elementos del array y una coma (menos el último elemento).
2) Afuera del ciclo concatena el último elemento que quedó (sin coma por supuesto).
El código quedaría así:
string variable = "";
for (int pos= 0; pos < asientos.Length - 1; pos++)
{
    variable += "null" + ",";
}
variable += asientos[asientos.Length - 1];

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