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Michael Callas
The Universe Is In the Individual
May 18 – June 29, 2019
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The Fortitudinous Man, 2017
Aerosol on canvas
(Inv# MC41)
A ranger in the Vietnam War details the harrowing daily practices of his unit patrolling through the dangerous high grasses of Laos in enemy territory. With a unique view of the volatile environment, the ranger describes the terror of uncertainty his comrades endure, as they seemingly lie in wait to be attacked. In an attempt to produce some semblance of clarity, the ranger retains a disciplined vision as to how to maintain courage in the face of overwhelming threat. He ends on an ambitious note, telling the reader; "I'm going out for a run now to toughen my feet up."
The Loving Husband, 2017
A disillusioned young Captain stationed in Laos during the Vietnam War lusts and longs for his wife from across the sea. Held in standstill by military bureaucracy, he expresses uncertainty as to when he can return home to a warm bed with his lover. But as he romantically expresses; should he not be home in two months, he'd swim across the Pacific to see her. Tragically, the Captain is killed in an attack by the NVA 5 days after writing the letter.
A Parent's Sacrifice, 2017
78 x 242 inches
Scrawled on the backside of two family photos, this letter was the last goodbye for a World War Two POW held on a Japanese prison ship. The courageous words detail the lieutenant's piercing love for his parents as he faces the volatile circumstances of being a captive in enemy territory. He died shortly after the contents of the letter were written.
The Determined Man, 2017
In the courageous language of a letter addressed to his wife, a US Army Private delivers a patriotic message of strength from the battlefield. The letter would later air on Good Morning America after his death showcasing the fearless voice of a man steeped in the dangers of modern warfare.
The Lovers, 2017
Sourced from a 2007 letter to a girlfriend, the text in The Lovers captures the spirit of a Guardsman stationed in Afghanistan. At once hopeful and tragic, the words tell the tale of love gained and love lost as a Guardsman envisions a future his love would see without him.
Baptism by Fire, 2017
Perhaps there's no sufficient way to prepare for war. In Baptism By Fire we witness an intelligent soldier express the uncertainties associated with his missions, proclaiming "any soldier who walks more than 50 feet through the elephant grass should automatically get a Purple Heart." The level of danger in which the soldier finds himself seems to accelerate his understanding of the nature of war in a way that brings him nearer to becoming a warrior. But it is by way of passing through the fire that he assumes the responsibility of his highly complex position.
The Brothers, 2017
In a 2002 letter from Afghanistan home, a 23-year-old Sargent delivers a final sentiment to his family before advancing into what would be one of the deadliest firefights against the Taliban. The young soldier playfully asserts how he wants to be remembered; a strong, proud, and loving "punk," as he enters into the contentious battle. Here the brother "Chris" is substituted for the mother of the soldier.
Forbidden Love, 2017
Many years after the Second World War came to the discovery of a forbidden love story born out in a time and place that prohibited its blossoming. In a series of letters recently discovered, we hear the voice of a young reluctant soldier expressing his desires for "G," the subject of his clamoring for love. In an age where homosexuality was not only illegal but punishable with death, the soldier emotes through coded words, guiding his passion through the twist of his pen, as he does everything to avoid the toils of war.
Leaving the Nest, 2017
Plunged in the center of a bloody and embattled region of Vietnam, this soldier details the recent heavy exchanges between his company and enemy troops. In a detailed description of the battle, the soldier professes his love for his mother as he keeps her letters tucked into his helmet in battle. With heartfelt resolve the soldier confidently outlines the horrific nature of war, expressing love but not longing for his family as he signs off the letter and resumes his duty as a soldier of war.
A Cry For Help, 2017
After a surprise encounter with enemy forces in World War One, a US army private details the tragic event that took the lives of over 100 of his fellow officers. The painfully introspective letter outlines the private's justifications for his suicide, as he recognizes his own capacity for violence, a sentiment he finds too horrific to bear.
A Mothers Love, 2017
73 x 109 x 2.5 inches 185.4 x 276.9 x 6.4 cm
Sourced from a US soldier in a 2010 letter from Afghanistan, "A Mother's Love" captures the final words of a loving parent to a young child from beyond the grave. The letter was found on a laptop by the veteran's spouse after the soldier was killed by an IED explosion in combat.
The Intrepid Son, 2017
93 x 77 inches 236.2 x 195.6 cm
In a handwritten letter from Afghanistan a young soldier acknowledges the love and encouragement given to him by his mother to pursue his own dreams. The soldier painfully shares his visceral anticipation on the eve of a battle against the Taliban. With resounding courage the Sargent demonstrates a heroic affection for his mother.
Exhibition Statement
The history of appropriation in art was most popularized by the great artists of the 20th century, epitomized in Picasso's famous quote that; "Good artists copy and great artists steal." It isn't in the taking however but adapting appropriated images that they become renewed source material for working artists. Such a perspective suggests art is not just something to be observed but in fact something to be utilized.
In "The Universe is in the Individual," artist Michael Callas utilizes imagery first conceived in the 1960s DC Comic series, Star Spangled War Stories later appropriated by the famed pop artist Roy Lichtenstein. With Lichtenstein we see these images transformed from their comic book beginnings into lithographs and paintings showcasing the trademark Ben-Day dot technique. In "The Universe is in the Individual," we see these images take on new life as fully realized large-scale paintings of seamless cinematic quality. The continued interpretations of the comic aesthetic speak to the iconic nature of the imagery and its ability to adopt new meaning over time.
For artist Michael Callas, our cultural familiarity with the comic aesthetic presents an attractive opportunity to develop new ideas. Taking on a curatorial approach, Callas combines the words spoken by real-life soldiers with their animated archetypes, creating a visceral connection between an individual's experience of war and the mythos it can later become. The images, intricately produced through a rigorous process of drafting, mapping, and hand-cutting precise templates are then transposed onto a canvas with aerosol paints, creating a surface which is uniform and rich in color.
"The Universe is in the Individual," reflects artist Michael Callas' deepest sentiments about art, that it is at once individual and universal. Through the voice of the soldier at war Callas transforms the individual into an archetypal mouthpiece. The texts, simultaneously specific and broad, unveil any human beings' earnest impulse when faced with the realities of life and death. The resounding conclusion of which impels the viewer to access their own sentiments on what it means to be and share in the experience of living with others when it matters most.
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Brian Godawa, a writer whom I am guessing you love? Here are our 10 best Brian Godawa quotes for you to enjoy. At Australia Unwrapped we believe every book has at least one quotable line, and our mission is to find them all. Here you will find Brian Godawa's top 10 popular and famous quotes. Like every good writer Brian Godawa made a number of memorable quotes, here are some of our favourites:
"Every story is informed by a worldview."
― Brian Godawa, Hollywood Worldviews: Watching Films with Wisdom and Discernment
"[It] could be argued that the favorite sin of Satan would not be vanity, as described in 'Devil's Advocate', or even unbelief in the existence of the devil, as described in 'The Usual Suspects,' but the imagining of a generic, Christless God. The very essence of the Christian faith centers on the identity of Jesus Christ as God's only begotten Son, who alone is the source of salvation and author of faith (Acts 4:12). So it stands to reason that Satan's favorite sin is the belief in a God without Jesus, because that is a god without atonement or redemption and that is what populates hell in the name of heaven."
"Noah realized a truth about human society: not everyone wanted freedom. When a people willingly or unwillingly become wards of their rulers, they eventually lose their capacity for self-determination. Like helpless children, they actually prefer security in exchange for their freedom. Better the misery they know while being taken care of than the misery they do not know being freely accountable for their own actions. Noah pitied them. They had lost their souls."
― Brian Godawa, Noah Primeval
"The goal of this education is to aid the reader in striking a balance between two extremes: cultural anorexia (rejecting all moviegoing because of any negative aspects) and cultural gluttony (consuming too many movies without discretion)."
― Brian Godawa, Hollywood Worldviews: Watching Films With Wisdom & Discernment
"Elohim was with him. He was with all of them, but not in a way that some might expect. Elohim obliged no man life or blessing. He dispensed his purposes as he wished and he did not owe an explanation for his ways. He was the potter and humanity was the clay, as their creation story explained. If Elohim chose to craft some of those vessels for destruction and others for glory, that was his prerogative. He was accomplishing his purposes for his people."
"The Jews love their mythic connections. The Son of God, a Son of David, the original Messiah king of Israel." Eleazer knew all too well about the promised Son of David. "Behold, the days are coming, declares Yahweh, when I will raise up for David a righteous Branch, and he shall reign as king and deal wisely, and shall execute justice and righteousness in the land. "A son of Zeus!" said an amused Artabanus. "You jest," said Antipas, "But you are more in on the joke than you realize." Antipas wanted to ingratiate himself with the foreign ruler. He kept the amusement going like a master of chorus in a Greek play. "Rumors have been spreading that this Nazarene was born of a virgin!"
― Brian Godawa, Jesus Triumphant
"Of course they do, Shem. Clever disguise for clever abominations." Noah's eyes went wide. Those words were familiar; the name, the voice. He tried to get a better glimpse of his captor. "Shem? Shem ben Noah?" It confused the young warrior with the dagger. The archer's surprise gave way to recognition. Noah looked up at the young man with arrow aimed at his heart. "Japheth?" he pleaded. Japheth, ever the impulsive one, responded first. "Father! I did not recognize you!" Shem lowered his dagger, and turned Noah around. They looked into each other's eyes. No further doubt remained that they were father and son. "It has been so long." Shem wrapped Noah in a big bear hug. Japheth dropped his bow, ran and jumped onto the two of them, and they tumbled to the ground in a family wrestling match."
"how it had looked like Eden. He pondered what it was like for the Man and Woman to be in such communion with Elohim, their fellow creatures, and the world around them, full of splendor and glory. He wondered what it would be like to be in Elohim's presence and the presence of his divine council of ten thousands of holy ones surrounding his throne and worshipping in the Garden that was his temple."
"the other gods had discovered the universal economic law from time immemorial: whatever you tax you get less of, and whatever you subsidize you get more of. By heavily overtaxing wealth, she could decrease the amount of private wealth and therefore lessen its power. By subsidizing poverty with government welfare she would increase poverty and thus dependency upon the state. Human nature was such an easy thing to exploit when you understood how it operated."
― Brian Godawa, Enoch Primordial
"Spiral pathways wound their way downward like a whirlpool in pursuit of copper, the life food of a new age begun by the discovery of bronze. Bronze was an alloy more durable than its copper predecessor, being used in everything from tools and decoration to weapons and armor. It was discovered by mixing tin with copper, which resulted in the harder bronze that would last longer and kill more efficiently in weaponry. For all those reasons, especially the last, gods and kings needed plenty of bronze to build their kingdoms. Extracting copper ore from the ground was laborious work. It required many men to unearth the volume demanded by such rulers. The necessary work force could be met by only one thing: Slaves, and lots of them."
Quotes for all, here you found our selection of 10 Brian Godawa quotes. Make sure you help by commenting your best Brian Godawa quote below and sharing our favourite authors so we can look them up, read some of their works and give you the best quotes we can find. We hope you enjoyed our top 10 quotes by Brian Godawa. However, feel free to comment below if you disagree or would like to include some other great and memorable Brian Godawa quotes in our list.
"Their first goal was to eradicate Elohim from the minds of men and replace him with their own pantheon. They disseminated myths that supported their hierarchy of the four high gods reigning over the earth. The four were: Anu, father god of the heavens; his vice-regent Enlil, lord of the air, wind, and storm; Enki, god of water and Abyss; and Ninhursag, the earth goddess. Below them were the three that completed the "Seven who Decreed Fate": Nanna the moon god; Utu the sun god; and Inanna, goddess of sex and war. The Sumerians called these and the other gods of the cities Anunnaki, which means "gods of royal seed."
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Q: How to determine number of function/builtin/callable parameters programmatically? I want to be able to classify an unknown function/builtin/callable based on its number of arguments.
I may write a piece of code like that:
if numberOfParameters(f) == 0:
    noParameters.append(f)
elif numberOfParameters(f) == 1:
    oneParameter.append(f)
else:
    manyParameters.append(f)

but I have no idea how to implement numberOfParameters().  inspect.getargspec does not work with builtins. I can not use exceptions, since it is potentially expensive to call the function.
It would be great if the solution work with both Python 2.7 and Python 3.3+

A: From Python 3.3

New in version 3.3.

Introspecting callables with the Signature object
>>> import inspect
>>> inspect.signature(sorted).parameters
mappingproxy(OrderedDict([('iterable', <Parameter "iterable">), ('key', <Parameter "key=None">), ('reverse', <Parameter "reverse=False">)]))

And then you can count them, and do whatever you like.

A: You can somewhat do this, but only in Python 3. This is when ArgumentClinic made information about the signature of objects available.
Take note, not all built-ins are actually available as of right now, currently:
__import__ vars max print dir __build_class__ min iter round getattr next

do not expose information about their signature. For the rest getargspec (a thin wrapper around getfullargspec) and Signature would do.
In Python 2, you only have the option of getargspec which doesn't do the trick for built-ins and probably never will. So, there's no solution that spans across python versions. For the most compatible solution, I'd use getargspec as of right now.
As for the most simplistic way to check, just count the args from the NamedTuple returned:
def NumberOfParameters(f):
    try:
        r = getargspec(f)
        return len(r.args)  # if it has kwargs, what do you do?
    except TypeError as e:
        print("Function {0} cannot be inspected".format(f.__name__))

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The music and songs came from the Welsh Celtic music group Calennig, Llantrisant-based Mick Tems and Pat Smith, who had taken the music and stories of South Wales on many tours of America, New Zealand and Europe over the years.
The dances came from Dawnswyr Tâf-Elai - a specially-created team made up of the cream of Welsh folk dancers, many of them living or working in Rhondda Cynon Taff.
The fascinating tales came from Eirwen Malin, living in the Vale of Glamorgan, who - like Calennig - is a regular performer and storyteller at the weekly Llantrisant Folk Club music events.
A Tale Of Two Rivers was performed at arts centres and community halls throughout South Wales to give the audience pride, identity and enjoyment - a sense of belonging within all of us. Vibrant dances, stirring songs, stories to keep you on the the edge of your seat with suspense, surprise and laughter... all were there in a shade under two hours.
One of the highlights was our triumphant whistle-stop tour to the Gymanfa Ganu Festival Of Wales at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA. Calennig had been invited to the Festival Of Wales in the city, and it was there that Mick and Glenn Grove, who chaired the Harrisburg committee, conceived the dream to stage the Two Rivers show before an American public. Mick's stroke was a mighty blow - but the rest of the team made the flight to Harrisburg, leaving Mick behind to recover. Special thanks must go to Pat Smith, who took over Two Rivers in Mick's nine-month absence.


Please visit www.electricwoods.co.uk for more information.
Electric Woods is a series of stunning evening events featuring a spectacle of themed light, colour and sound set in a five acre pocket of ancient woodland at Robin Hill Adventure Park & Gardens in Newport on the Isle of Wight.
As dusk falls, a beautiful array of lighting brings a warm and magical glow to the trees, woodland glades, and paths enhanced by relaxing music, delicious food and stunning entertainment. Each of the season's Electric Woods events has a different twist, with themes from Oriental to Indian.
These unique events are perfect for all ages, with the inspiring ambience of the magical illuminations captivating the youngest visitor to the very oldest, creating memorable experiences that may last a life time for all that visit.
There are also a number of illuminated play areas which are perfect for children to let off steam before bed time, while adults can sit and enjoy live performances of music and other themed entertainment whilst treating themselves to a drink from the bar or some delightful hot food.
The Electric Woods is a must-visit evening destination for all visitors to the Isle of Wight.
SEE www.wightlink.co.uk OR PHONE 0871 376 1000 FOR GREAT DAY TRIP DEALS TO THE ISLAND & ROBIN HILL ALL SEASON!
40 MINUTES FROM YARMOUTH BY CAR: Take the A3054 east to Newport then follow the signs to Ryde to stay on the A3054. When you reach Wootton, turn right at the Cedars pub. Brown signs will direct you to Robin Hill at the next junctions.
15 MINUTES FROM FISHBOURNE BY CAR: Turn right out of the terminal to get to the main road (A3054). Turn right towards Newport. When you reach Wootton drive through the village and turn left at the Cedars pub. Take the left turning after the Woodman's Arms pub and follow Briddlesford road all the way to Robin Hill at the next mini roundabout.
FROM RYDE PIER (AS A FOOT PASSENGER): take the train or walk down the pier to the esplanade and then take a two legged bus journey to Robin Hill via Newport (we are on the Newport-Sandown bus route 8) or take the Open topped "Downs Tour" bus that goes directly past the park. Booking a local taxi is another option. See below for bus & taxi links.
GO TO www.redfunnel.co.uk FOR GREAT FERRY DEALS TRAVELLING FROM SOUTHAMPTON!
20 MINUTES FROM EAST COWES BY CAR: Drive out of the terminal following directions for Newport on the A3021. Turn left towards Ryde on the A3054. When you reach Wootton drive through the village and turn right at the Cedars pub. Take the left turning after the Woodman's Arms pub and follow Briddlesford road all the way to Robin Hill at the next mini roundabout.
FROM WEST COWES (AS A FOOT PASSENGER): take a two legged bus journey to Robin Hill via Newport (we are on the Newport- Sandown bus route 8).
GO TO: www.hovertravel.co.uk FOR FAST SOLENT CROSSINGS AS FOOT PASSENGERS FROM SOUTHSEA TO RYDE.
FROM RYDE TERMINAL (AS A FOOT PASSENGER): Make your way towards the buses on the esplanade (near the pier) and then take a two legged bus journey to Robin Hill via Newport (we are on the Sandown bus route 8) or take the Open topped "Downs Tour" bus that goes directly past the park. Booking a local taxi is another option. See below for bus & taxi links.
FROM BLACKGANG CHINE: Drive out of Blackgang and turn left on the entrance round-a-bout towards Chale. In the village of Chale turn right just before the church and head for Newport on the B3399. Stay on this road for about 3 miles, all the way to the crossroads/junction. Turn left here towards Newport/Rookley. At Rookley village turn right at the T junction onto the main road (A3020) towards Godshill. After 0.75miles take a turning left for Merstone. Drive all the way to and through the village to the main road (A3056) and turn right for Sandown/Arreton. After half a mile (and before the village of Arreton) turn off left at the junction towards East Cowes/Ryde (follow sign for Ferry). Follow this for a mile and the Robin Hill entrance is the third exit on the mini roundabout after the Hare & Hounds pub.
FROM SANDOWN/SHANKLIN: From either town follow signs to Lake or Newport. At Lake follow signs for Newport turning into the A3056. Drive for 6 miles or so to and through the village of Arreton. Turn right at the junction after Arreton Barns towards East Cowes/Ryde (follow sign for Ferry). Follow this for a mile and the Robin Hill entrance is the third exit on the mini roundabout after the Hare & Hounds pub.
Robin Hill is serviced by half hourly buses from Southern Vectis on Route no 8 between Sandown & Newport bus terminals. Please make your way to these terminals to get to the park.
From Ryde esplanade a Downs Tour open top bus service also operates hourly during the summer which goes right past the gates.
Robin Hill Country Adventure Park & Gardens recommends the following taxi service providers who can be cheaper and quicker than buses for 3 or more passengers and service the whole Island to and from the park.
* Festival of Light is in the Autumn, please visit www.electricwoods.co.uk for more information.


Seriously, I grew up a fan of Hulk Hogan, and I think I bring some of his best values to the ring... the values of a superhero. Always do your best. Never give up... I think kids want to believe in that, and they should believe in that.


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THE MERRY WIDOW (SEPIA 1356)
1. OPENING CHORUS (Howard Kahl, Paul Franke, Chorus)
2. WE ARE ALONE (Charles K. L. Davis, Laurel Hurley)
3. HANNA'S ENTRANCE (Lisa Della Casa, Paul Richards, Howard Kahl, Chorus)
4. MAXIM'S (John Reardon)
5. FINALE ACT I (Lisa Della Casa, John Reardon, Howard Kahl, Paul Richards, Chorus)
6. VILJA (Lisa Della Casa, Chorus)
7. SOLDIER BOY (Lisa Della Casa, John Reardon)
8. WOMEN (John Reardon, Howard Kahl, Paul Franke, Paul Richards)
9. LOVE IN MY HEART (Laurel Hurley, Charles K. L. Davis)
10. FINALE ACT II (Ensemble)
11. GRISETTES (Laurel Hurley, Girls' Chorus)
12. MERRY WIDOW WALTZ (Lisa Della Casa, John Reardon); FINALE ACT III (Lisa Della Casa, Paul Franke, John Reardon, Chorus)
13. AVE MARIA Lisa Della Casa
14. AVE MARIA! JUNGFRAU MILD Lisa Della Casa
Title: The Merry Widow (in English)
Artist: Lisa Della Casa, John Reardon, Laurel Hurley
Lehar's gorgeous score is the main reason why The Merry Widow retains its timeless appeal, and it's an especial treat in this remastered recording from 1962, translated into English and first time on CD. It is blessed by the conducting of Franz Allers, whose energetic approach in this Merry Widow is familiar from his performance on the original Broadway cast album of My Fair Lady.
Another reason why this album is such a treat is that it features opera singer Lisa Della Casa in the title role. Della Casa rose to fame thanks to her outstanding performances of the main soprano roles by Mozart and especially Richard Strauss; she is regarded as the greatest interpreter of all time of the title role of Strauss's Arabella. Also included are two bonus tracks of Bach and Schubert's settings of the "Ave Maria," recorded earlier in her career.


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News: Egypt
Hatshepsut's Temple at Gebelein is getting rediscovered
Studied in detail by a Polish mission
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Hatshepsut's Temple at Gebelein is getting rediscovered as Polish archaeologists have made miracles in clarifying the details of its reliefs and texts.
The rock-cut, two-room structure was known since long ago to the local authorities of Gebelein, in Upper Egypt as a continuous mystery. The poor conditions of its decoration as well as the (seemingly) lack of royal names from its inscriptions made the site a never ending puzzle for scholars, who did not dare to study it. Till now.
Enter a team of scholars from the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology of the University of Warsaw, who managed to study the reliefs and inscriptions but also to record them in photos. These photos were later processed in specialized software so that to enhance the features of the reliefs that, due to damage, are no longer visible or very hard to see for the naked eye. The results were stunning, allowing the experts, among others, to attribute the temple to the famous female pharaoh Hatshepsut!
At first, research confirmed that the temple's iconographical program's destruction was largely deliberate. Royal cartouches, as well as images of deities, with the exception of the ones connected with the sun, had particularly suffered in the hands of those who had attempted to erase them in order to cause their demise. Such cases of damnatio memoriae are widely seen in New Kingdom Egypt during two phases: after Hatshepsut, when her successor Thutmose III tried to literally kick her out of Egyptian history, and during the Amarna Period, when Pharaoh Akhenaten attempted to reduce multiple gods to one solar deity, the Aten.
"This temple was dedicated to two gods. There is no doubt that one of them was Hathor, with the cult epithet Lady of Gebelein. The other deity could be Amun-Ra. Unfortunately, his depictions are not preserved and further studies are needed to verify this idea", says Daniel Takács, a member of the expedition, adding that Hathor's images in the temple, unlike the ones of other deities, had survived.
As for the presence of Hatshepsut, it is indicated among others, by fragments of preserved hieroglyphic inscription containing the feminine word endings. The context in which the cartouche is located indicates that it contained the name of this queen. Further work in the rock temple at Gebelein may also provide more information on her reign.
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Gulf of Finland near Solnechnoye with Fort Totleben at horizon, 15 miles north-west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 8, 2007
Hermitage Pavilion and Gulf of Finland in Peterhof, suburb of Saint Petersburg. Russia, December 22, 2005
Boat and a house near Gulf of Finland in Alexandria Park in Peterhof, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 6, 2011
View of Peter Canal, Ambassador Pavilion and Gulf of Finland from Konstantinovsky Palace in Strelna. Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 3, 2004
Gulf of Finland in Alexandria Park in Peterhof, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 6, 2011
Lake near Gulf of Finland near 2nd Borovaya Street in Solnechnoye, 15 miles north-west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 8, 2007
Shore of Gulf of Finland in Alexandria Park in Peterhof, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 6, 2011
Birches on shore of Gulf of Finland in Alexandria Park in Peterhof, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 6, 2011
A ship in Gulf of Finland near Petrovskaya Pier in Kronstadt, Russia, August 3, 2001
Gulf of Finland near Repino, 20 miles north from Saint Petersburg. Russia, January 31, 2000
Laskovy Beach and Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, a suburb of Saint Petersburg. Russia, May 19, 2011
Granite rocks in Gulf of Finland in Alexandria Park in Peterhof, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 6, 2011
View of Gulf of Finland from Monplezir Pavillion in Peterhof, a former Tsar residence, now a suburb of Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 20, 2002
View of Gulf of Finland from Dybki Park in Sestroretsk, 15 miles north-west from Sankt Petersburg. Russia, October 2, 2000
Gulf of Finland near Solnechnoye, north-west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 26, 2003
A pond on a beach of Gulf of Finland near Solnechnoye, north-west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 26, 2003
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Brick house near Gulf of Finland in Alexandria Park in Peterhof, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, May 22, 2015
Gulf of Finland between Solnechnoe and Sestroretsk at windy day. Near Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 1, 2001
Pochtovyye(?) Vorota (passage to Gulf of Finland) of Middle Harbor. Kronstadt (part of Saint Petersburg), Russia, July 11, 2009
A beach of Gulf of Finland in Peterhof, suburb of Saint Petersburg. Russia, July 27, 2004
Boats in Gulf of Finland in Sestroretsk, 15 miles north-west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 8, 2007
View of Gulf of Finland and a fort built by Peter the Great in Sestroretsk, 15 miles north-west from Sankt Petersburg. Russia, October 2, 2000
A beach of Gulf of Finland near Solnechnoye, north-west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 26, 2003
Fort of Kronshlot in Gulf of Finland. Kronstadt (part of Saint Petersburg), Russia, July 11, 2009
Seabeach sandwort (Honckenya peploides) near Gulf of Finland. Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg, Russia, May 31, 2014
Dunes and Gulf of Finland between Solnechnoe and Sestroretsk at windy day. Near Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 1, 2001
Gulf of Finland in Sestroretsk at windy day. Near Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 1, 2001
Gulf of Finland in Sestroretsk, with Kotlin Island on the horizon. A tall building is Maritime Cathedral in Kronstadt. Near Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 1, 2001
Gulf of Finland and a beach in Sestroretsk at windy day. Near Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 1, 2001
Forest Gate (Lesnyye Vorota, passage to Gulf of Finland) of Middle Harbor. Kronstadt (part of Saint Petersburg), Russia, July 11, 2009
Gulf of Finland between Repino and Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 30, 2011
Granite stones near Gulf of Finland in Alexandria Park in Peterhof, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 12, 2013
Lighthouse of Fort of Kronshlot in Gulf of Finland. Kronstadt (part of Saint Petersburg), Russia, July 11, 2009
Gulf of Finland near Sestroretsk, north-west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 26, 2003
A fort in Gulf of Finland near Solnechnoe and Sestroretsk. Near Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 1, 2001
Boulders in Gulf of Finland in Alexandria Park in Peterhof, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, May 22, 2015
Cargo ship in Gulf of Finland. Kronstadt (part of Saint Petersburg), Russia, July 11, 2009
Rocky shore of Gulf of Finland in south area of Monrepo (Mon Repos) Park. Vyborg, Russia, September 14, 2013
Gulf of Finland from Laskovy Beach in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 5, 2013
Stones in Gulf of Finland south from Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 5, 2013
Gulf of Finland near Solnechnoe. West from Saint Petersburg, Russia, July 20, 2012
Gulf of Finland near Sestroretsk. West from Saint Petersburg, Russia, July 20, 2012
Stones in Gulf of Finland in Alexandria Park in Peterhof, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 12, 2013
Stone pier in Gulf of Finland south from Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 5, 2013
Stone pier in still weather in Gulf of Finland south from Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 5, 2013
Stone strip in Gulf of Finland south from Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 5, 2013
Stones in still weather in Gulf of Finland south from Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 5, 2013
Seabeach sandwort (Honckenya peploides) in dunes of Gulf of Finland. Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg, Russia, May 31, 2014
Leaves of Seabeach sandwort (Honckenya peploides) near Gulf of Finland. Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg, Russia, May 31, 2014
Seabeach sandwort (Honckenya peploides) in sand near Gulf of Finland. Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg, Russia, May 31, 2014
Shores of Gulf of Finland near Komarovo, 25 miles north-west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 16, 2014
Beach of Gulf of Finland near Komarovo, 25 miles north-west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 16, 2014
Gulf of Finland near Komarovo, 25 miles north-west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 16, 2014
Group of trees on the shore of Gulf of Finland in Alexandria Park in Peterhof, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, May 22, 2015
Marsh marigold (kingcup, Caltha palustris, Russian name Kaluzhnitsa) on a shore of Gulf of Finland near Lakhta, a suburb of Saint Petersburg, Russia, May 11, 2016
Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, near Saint Petersburg. Russia, May 12, 2016
Gulf of Finland near Solnechnoe, near Saint Petersburg. Russia, May 12, 2016
Colors of Gulf of Finland near Solnechnoe, near Saint Petersburg. Russia, May 12, 2016
Shallow water of Gulf of Finland near Solnechnoe, near Saint Petersburg. Russia, May 12, 2016
Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, north-west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, July 8, 2016
Claspingleaf pondweed (Potamogeton perfoliatus, Russian name Rdest) taken from Gulf of Finland near Solnechnoe north-west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, July 8, 2016
Wildflowers near Gulf of Finland near Morskaya, 5 miles west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, August 5, 2016
Staminate flowers of common hop (Humulus lupulus) near Gulf of Finland near Morskaya, 5 miles west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, August 5, 2016
White funnel like mushrooms Clitopilus scyphoides(?) near Gulf of Finland near Morskaya, 5 miles west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, August 5, 2016
Fringed earthstar mushrooms (Geastrum fimbriatum) near Gulf of Finland between Morskaya and Lisiy Nos, 5 miles west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, August 5, 2016
Fruit bodies of fringed earthstar mushrooms (Geastrum fimbriatum) near Gulf of Finland between Morskaya and Lisiy Nos, 5 miles west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, August 5, 2016
Peeling fruit bodies of fringed earthstar mushrooms (Geastrum fimbriatum) near Gulf of Finland between Morskaya and Lisiy Nos, 5 miles west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, August 5, 2016
Emerging fruit bodies of fringed earthstar mushrooms (Geastrum fimbriatum) near Gulf of Finland between Morskaya and Lisiy Nos, 5 miles west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, August 5, 2016
Scalycap mushrooms Pholiota squarrosoides on a tree near Gulf of Finland between Morskaya and Lisiy Nos, 5 miles west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, August 5, 2016
Shaggy scalycap mushrooms (Pholiota squarrosa) on a log near Gulf of Finland between Morskaya and Lisiy Nos, 5 miles west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, August 5, 2016
Tender nesting polypore mushroom (Hapalopilus rutilans, Hapalopilus nidulans) near Gulf of Finland between Morskaya and Lisiy Nos, 5 miles west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, August 5, 2016
Terracotta hedgehog mushrooms (Hydnum rufescens) near Gulf of Finland between Morskaya and Lisiy Nos, 5 miles west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, August 5, 2016
Chestnut bolete mushroom (Gyroporus castaneus) near Gulf of Finland near Lisiy Nos, south from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 3, 2016
Boulders in Gulf of Finland in Alexandria Park. Peterhof, a suburb of Saint Petersburg, Russia, September 27, 2016
Oak near Gulf of Finland in Blizhniye Dubki area near Lisiy Nos, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, October 19, 2016
Trail near Gulf of Finland in Blizhniye Dubki area near Lisiy Nos, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, October 19, 2016
Fall colors near Gulf of Finland in Blizhniye Dubki area near Lisiy Nos, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, October 19, 2016
Road near Gulf of Finland in Blizhniye Dubki area near Lisiy Nos, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, October 19, 2016
Laskovy Beach of Gulf of Finland in Solnechoe, suburb of Saint Petersburg. Russia, February 15, 2017
Birch trees on Laskovy Beach of Gulf of Finland in Solnechoe, suburb of Saint Petersburg. Russia, February 15, 2017
View of Gulf of Finland and Lakhta Center from Lisiy Nos, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 3, 2017
Frozen Gulf of Finland in Nizhniye Dubki area near Lisiy Nos, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 16, 2017
Golden lichen Xanthoria parietina(?) on a birch growing near Gulf of Finland near Morskaya, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 16, 2017
Ice crystals on frozen Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Linear ice crystals on frozen Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Ice crystals of different shapes on frozen Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Texture of ice crystals on frozen Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Ice texture on frozen Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Ice crystals in shallow water on frozen Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Icy shallow water of Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Ice crystals on frozen Gulf of Finland after a cold night in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Needle shaped ice crystals on frozen Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Ice crystals of different sizes on frozen Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Glittering ice crystals on frozen Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Pattern of ice crystals on frozen Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Various shapes of ice crystals on frozen Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Pattern of ice on frozen shallow water of Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Glittering crystals of ice on frozen shallow water of Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Frozen opening of shallow water of Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Lacy ice crystals on frozen Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Pearly ice crystals on frozen Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Frozen shallow water of Gulf of Finland in Solnechnoe, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, March 24, 2017
Melting ice in Gulf of Finland near a coast guard station in Sestroretsk, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, April 11, 2017
Accumulation of melting ice in Gulf of Finland near Dubki Park in Sestroretsk, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, April 11, 2017
Accumulation of melting ice with sand in Gulf of Finland near Dubki Park in Sestroretsk, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, April 11, 2017
Melting ice crystals in Gulf of Finland near near Dubki Park in Sestroretsk, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, April 11, 2017
Icy Gulf of Finland near near Dubki Park in Sestroretsk, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, April 11, 2017
Ice crystals in Gulf of Finland near near Dubki Park in Sestroretsk, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, April 11, 2017
Elongated ice crystals in Gulf of Finland near near Dubki Park in Sestroretsk, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, April 11, 2017
Broken ice crystals in Gulf of Finland near near Dubki Park in Sestroretsk, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, April 11, 2017
Melting ice field in Gulf of Finland near near Dubki Park in Sestroretsk, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, April 11, 2017
Glittering ice crystals in Gulf of Finland near near Dubki Park in Sestroretsk, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, April 11, 2017
Shoots of grass on a shore of Gulf of Finland near Lisiy Nos, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, April 24, 2017
Morskie Dubki Beach and Gulf of Finland from Novotsentralnaya Street in Lisiy Nos, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, June 1, 2017
Marsh of Gulf of Finland near Morskaya near Lisiy Nos, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, July 18, 2017
Overgrown Gulf of Finland in Morskaya near Lisiy Nos, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, July 18, 2017
Wild rose and grasses in Gulf of Finland in Morskaya near Lisiy Nos, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, July 18, 2017
White Island of Gulf of Finland from Tarkhovsky Mys (extremity) in Tarkhovka near Sestroretsk. West from Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 15, 2017
Bolders in Gulf of Finland in Tarkhovka near Sestroretsk. West from Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 15, 2017
Stony beach of Gulf of Finland in Tarkhovka near Sestroretsk. West from Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 15, 2017
Stony beach of Gulf of Finland in Tarkhovka Park near Sestroretsk, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 22, 2017
Boulders on a beach of Gulf of Finland in Tarkhovka Park near Sestroretsk, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 22, 2017
Granite stones on a beach of Gulf of Finland in Tarkhovka Park near Sestroretsk, west from Saint Petersburg. Russia, September 22, 2017
Stone bench near Gulf of Finland in lower Sergievka Park. Old Peterhof, west from Saint Petersburg, Russia, October 5, 2017
Old chicken of the woods mushrooms (Laetiporus sulphureus) on an oak near Gulf of Finland near Lisiy Nos, south from Saint Petersburg. Russia, August 17, 2018
Granite rocks on extremety in Gulf of Finland in Tarkhovka near Sestroretsk. West from Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 18, 2018
Puffballs mushrooms on a forest opening near Gulf of Finland near Lisiy Nos. West from Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 26, 2018
Death cap mushrooms (Amanita phalloides) under oaks near Gulf of Finland near Lisiy Nos. West from Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 26, 2018
Sepia bolete mushroom Xerocomellus porosporus near Gulf of Finland near Lisiy Nos. West from Saint Petersburg, Russia, August 26, 2018
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Hackers Compromised ExecuPharm and Published Data on the Darknet
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Last month, a US-based pharmaceutical company, ExecuPharm, was the subject of a ransomware attack where the hackers reportedly compromised its servers.
And recently, the hackers published the leaked data on the darknet. Based on a letter sent to the Attorney General by the medical firm, the compromised details include passport numbers, driving license details, financial details, social security numbers, and other valuable information.
Reports revealed that the hackers are part of the CLOP ransomware syndicate, and they have published an array of data including accounting records, financial data, and email records on the dark web.
Other ransomware groups like Sodinokibi, Maze, and DopplePaymer were reportedly discovered to be stealing data from the company's database. The group encrypted the data and requested for ransom. Most ransomware groups opt to sell their stolen data if the victim does not comply with their ransom demands. It is the modus operandi of most ransomware hackers, including the CLOP group.
However, both local and federal law enforcement have been informed about the development. ExecuPharm has also invited a third party security outfit to investigate the situation.
Hackers paying more attention to the health sector
Hackers have intensified efforts in the health sector, which may be connected to the current COVID-19 environment where health workers are more active to help reduce the spread of the pandemic.
Cybercriminals have taken advantage of the situation and are now infiltrating computer servers and networks within the health sector. There have been DDoS attacks, impersonation, as well as ransomware attacks in the health sector recently.
However, many ransomware groups have promised not to attack medical firms who are directly helping to fight the pandemic. CLOP also reiterated its desire to leave medical facilities out during its malware hacking campaign. But CLOP said companies like ExecuPharm are not included in the exemption because they are the companies that gain immensely from the pandemic.
There is good news amidst the ransomware attack
Despite the environment where the ransomware attack has been the order of the day, there has been a positive development. A ransomware group known as Shade has decided to relinquish its hacking activities. The group has also released more than 750,000 decryption keys to enable its victims to unlock their database files.
Kaspersky, a popular cybersecurity firm based in Russia, has confirmed that the encryption is genuine. As a result, the company is creating free encryption software in the coming weeks.
Shade was first discovered in 2014, although it's not clear when the ransomware group began operation. The group is regarded as one of the oldest hacking syndicates on the internet. However, the group took a major decision in December last year to close its ransomware business, and it's not clear what prompted the company's decision. As part of that decision, this week it released the encryption keys of the data in its possession.
This common hacking method utilized by many ransomware groups encrypts the files of the victims to make it difficult to unlock. The new technique was initially used by a ransomware group known as Maze. Since then, several new ransomware groups have started adopting that method of encrypting files and exfiltrating the data.
An executive in the company confirmed the incident and stated that the medical firm is looking into the incident.
Victims advised not to pay the ransom
The operational method of CLOP is a bit different and more difficult to decrypt, unlike some other strains of a ransomware attack. When Maastricht University was attacked last year, it had to pay a ransom of $200,000 to decrypt its hundreds of servers. But the FBI has warned organizations not to pay ransom for their compromised data, adding that the idea will only increase the number of cyberattacks.
In a blog post, the agency advised the public on the best way to avoid ransomware attacks.
The best way to avoid being exposed to ransomware …. is to be a cautious and conscientious computer user," the agency said.
Recently, the hackers published the leaked data on the darknet. Based on a letter sent to the Attorney General by the medical firm, the compromised details include passport numbers, driving license details, financial details, social security numbers, and other valuable information.
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I wake up in an unfamiliar hotel room, gray light filtering in through the slightly split curtains. It takes my brain a beat to catch up with my surroundings. Where am I? What state? Nevada. Hawthorne. It's a ghost town. I stick my foot in something cold and damp at the foot of the bed. I sit up and find Quinn's pajamas lying on the floor and her naked self sleeping across the room. She's peed in my bed and then abandoned ship. Rory is naked as well but this is typical. He always strips off his PJs sometimes after we've put him down but before going to sleep. Getting him to wear clothes is like trying to dress a hurricane.
Where is Bryce? I look around. No sign of her. She's probably weaseled her way into a mound of blankets somewhere. She's like a guinea pig – sort of nuzzles into the sweet spots for short term hibernation. When I'd gone to bed eight hours ago she was jumping onto my back and laughing as my ribs popped out of place one at a time.
My elbow is swollen and burning up. I assume I've been bitten by some kind of horrible bug in the night. The room was $55 for two queen beds and that cost comes at a price… and sometimes that price is a certain level of sterility… or rather, lack thereof.
Slowly, everyone wakes up. Eyes are opened, limbs are stretched, yawns are ejected. Jade dresses the kids while I pull yogurts from the car. I throw my phone down on the table while Radiohead's The Bends floats out of the tiny speaker – try to expose the kids to some culture while they enjoy their blueberry / pomegranate mash.
Rory finishes his cup well ahead of the two girls and casually says, "I'm still hungry," in a way that suggests I should just continue to shovel food into his mouth until he is a plump melon begging me to stop. I grab the keys and go to the car for another yogurt, which he inhales likes a junkie before letting me know that, "Hey! I'm still hungry! I want cereal!" I ask if I can get a please out of him, please. And he relents. I head out the door and get a box of Safari Cocoa Crunch which I guess is either either some kind of healthy version of Cocoa Pebbles or some kind of super generic version of Cocoa Pebbles. It saddens me to think that Fred Flintstone will be nothing more to this generation of kids but a cereal box spokesman.
Jade says she's going to take a shower so I take the kids for a walk around the block. It's 8am in desert country and there's a chill in the air but the sharp briskness reminds me of spring in South Dakota when I was a kid.
The four of us walk up the sidewalk and down a dirt alley. Quinn picks up a rusty bolt and Rory bangs on a gas tank. Bryce stops and watches ants. We make our way to the main street – a completely dead four lane road – and cross to the other side. It's clear that at one point this town was a place. A real place. A real place with real businesses and real things happening but now it's about one good month at the mortuary from being a ghost town.
The kids and I explore an abandoned hotel that the Earth has begun to reclaim, dragging it slowly down with it's green fingers.
Across the street there used to be a car wash but it too has fallen into disrepair at the hands of Time and then was generously decorated by a poet doubling as an entrepreneur in the field of women.
I reach into the backseat and pull out two clementines and think about my dead dog while I peel them. Poor Clementine – my little cocker spaniel. Hit by a stupid car and thrown away by a homeless man a little over a year ago. A citrus mist pops into the air as I pull back the bright orange skin and it smells refreshing. I throw the peelings on the ground and before I've started the car, three tiny brown birds are sniffing them out to make use of.
The Nevada landscape pours slowly past us like sand in an hourglass. It has a beautiful liquid body – the rolling hills, the salted fields. One mound rolls into the next rolls into the next. We pass through several more towns that should be euthanized… or at the very least placed in resting homes.
In Fallon we stop at a restaurant called The Slanted Porch for lunch. It has a dirt parking lot and is across the street from a massage parlor called THE RUB, which looks like it's inside of someone's house. I imagine walking in and finding a heavy set Canadian woman lying me down on the bed she sleeps on, crawling on top of me and then using a curling brush against my back and on the top of my head. I have no idea why the woman is Canadian in my imaginings. I shiver and walk up the path to the restaurant instead.
We ask to be seated outside and let the kids run around while we peruse the menu where every item, regardless of its contents, is named after a famous painter. Jade and I each order The Monet – a tomato / pesto sandwich – while the kids all order The Homer – a peanut butter and jelly.
I fail to see the connection in any of it.
The waiter tells me that he drives just over an hour everyday for this job. He drives from Reno. He used to live in The Bay Area in California but now he leaves out here in the desert. Says he needed a change of pace – just packed his car up one day and started over from scratch. Says he likes to serve. I ask him why he doesn't serve in Reno and he mumbles something that doesn't make any sense to me. I assume there's more to his story but he never lets it slip. Our drinks come just as the town's air raid sirens begin to go off. I pray it's just a test and we're not about to be nuked. The missile never comes but the double Monets do.
Back on the highway the view is bleeding past us and the road is stretching straight into the horizon, falling off the side of the Earth. I'm strumming my ukelele in the passenger seat while Jade drives. I tell her about "a sweet travel app idea" that I have and she says, "AWESOME!" I say, "Thanks! Really? I mean, I thought it was good but-" and she says, "LOOK AT THAT!" She points and I turn my head. Off to the right of the freeway is a giant monument that looks like a chapel constructed from bones.
She pulls the mini over to the left side of the road and finds a turnout that says "No U-Turns" before pulling a U-Turn. A paved road turns to a dirt road turns to a dirt parking lot. The fence surrounding the place is made from old scraps of wood and chicken wire.
We walk in and find what is, essentially, an outdoor exhibit that celebrates Native American culture by creating art from "garbage" found around Nevada; old cars, bottles, cans, car engines, animal bones. There are picnic tables made from spare bulldozer parts and outhouses decorated with license plates. Dolls are scattered throughout, feeling like molested versions of baby cherubs. Life sized Indian statues sculpted from cement populate the premises, making you feel like you're being watched at all times.
I nod my head and stand up.
On the way out Jade suddenly shouts, "There's a tornado! Go jump in it! See if it lifts you off the ground!" I look down the road and see a dirt devil heading our way. I set off at a dead sprint directly towards it, every moment one step closer to fulfilling a lifelong dream. I shut my eyes and jump into the playful whirlwind. It kisses my cheeks and blows dirt in my face. I turn around and jump back into it. "Here I come, Oz!!!" but no. Nothing. I just get really dirty.
I jump in the driver's seat and pull onto the road. A dog runs out of nowhere and tries to bite our car and I almost run the stupid thing over, again reminded of Clementine. My elbow still burns and it's getting worse. Whatever poison that bug shot into my body is working its way into my fingers. My entire left arm is starting to tingle and my bicep is swelling.
Before we're twenty minutes down the road, Rory is shouting that he has to pee. I pull over, kick open the backdoor, unbuckle him and grab my uke. On the side of the road he pulls his pants down and pees into some weeds while I strum out a simple pattern and sing, "Rory, Rory, peeing on the freeway. Rory, Rory, peeing in the wind." A trucker drives past us and sees me serenading a half naked child in the middle of nowhere.
They've gotten use to the "I'm going to give you two choices" speech so when I say it, they pay attention. With this method, if they choose incorrectly, they're not being disobedient, they're just being stupid. And I can correct stupid behavior. It transforms the situation out of an emotional power struggle into a logical choice making one.
Sidebar: they don't always choose the right path. It simply shifts the event into something that is more manageable for me.
I walk Quinn halfway back to our table, never letting the bathroom fully out of my sight, hoping that Rory just needs a few moments alone to collect his thoughts. I stand outside of the bathroom for a beat before I hear him start to moan, "Daaaaad… Daaaaaad…. Daaa-haaad…." Excellent, I think to myself. He's ready to communicate. Pie over timeout. Easy choice.
To his credit, he makes firm decisions. It will probably lead him to be a powerful CEO someday if I can funnel it properly.
I walk away and stand on the curb where I slowly count to fifty. This exercise isn't just about letting him calm down. It's also about letting me calm down. Parenting is, by its very nature, an emotional topic BUT it is my opinion, imperative that we approach it as logically as possible, pushing our emotions aside. Emotions allow us to feel sorry for the child and not see through the punishment. Emotion allows us to strike out in anger. Both things lead to less desirable results.
Inside my head, fireworks are exploding, hammers are hitting anvils and buildings are collapsing. Lord, give me patience, I pray, and then give myself a moment before I speak. Don't show weakness.
"Rory James… you are going to walk with me right now inside this restaurant. And you are going to sit down at that table. And you are going to eat because you have been telling me all day how hungry you are." And he looks at me and he says, "I'M TAKING OFF MY SHIRT!" and then he starts to pull off his sweater.
What is happening right now? I just want a mozzarella stick.
The door opens and the sheriff walks out. He stops and looks at me, looks at this kid. Looks back at me and says, "Uh oh." I say, "Getting a little time out on a road trip." The sheriff says, "Good luck," and disappears around the corner. A minute later his cruiser pulls into the street and he doesn't even look our way.
"I'M TAKING OFF MY SHOES! I'M TAKING THEM OFF!" and he flips his foot and a shoe pops off. In other circumstances it would be comical.
Idiot. You've show a weakness.
I look him square in the eyes and I play a wild card, "Fine. They're yours. Do whatever you want with them… but have fun seeing all fuzzy for the rest of your life." It's cloaked but it's another choice – me trying to pull this out of emotion and back into choice and logic.
He stares at me for a full minute before slowly placing the glasses back on his face. I point to the ground in front of me and he walks over. I open the door and he walks in. We find our table and sit down. Rory has a pancake for dinner.
*Roadside attraction. I bet it's soft serve.
We get back in the car as the sun is setting – red, yellow, orange. It's a true vanilla sky. The sun disappears behind the mountains and the creams turn to grays, turn to blacks. We cross into Oregon and pull over for gas. As I open up my door to step out, I bump into a man and scream. "Filler up?" He stares at me, some tall drink of water, his mechanics bibs hanging off of him two sizes too big.
Every single time I enter Oregon I forget that you're not allowed to pump your own gas. "Yeah, yeah. Everything. All the way. Regular. Thanks. Hey, where's the next hotel?" He says, "'Bout sixty miles up you'll find Nampa, Idaho… but it's dark. You gotta watch out for deer until you hit the state line." I thank him and pull down my seatbelt. Just as I turn over the engine, Rory screams. I turn around in my seat and his top lip is covered in blood.
I shove a piece of toilet paper up Rory's nose and rip the blanket off Quinn before giving her a dirty look and a speech. What is happening today?
I slow down to forty-five MPH and slam a Red Bull because driving at night makes me crazy tired. We reach the hotel after the kids are all asleep. Jade and I crawl out of the minivan and unbuckle all three of them as they try to shake off their sleep. "Are we there? Are we at the hotel?" Quinn asks. "Ho-tey!" Bryce shouts. Rory jumps onto the asphalt barefoot and says, "This place smells like goat's breath." I inhale deeply and start to laugh. He's absolutely correct. All three of them begin to wander like short zombies towards the entrance to another cheap, off-brand hotel, their blankets dragging behind them.
These are my gifts that make me suffer. These are the gifts that make me better and more aware.
The road is not the adventure. My family is the adventure that travels the road. They turn the boring minutia of everyday life into a carnival wherever we go.
We head into the hotel and everyone immediately falls asleep.
I drank a Red Bull forty minutes ago and I'm wired.
So, with a burning and infected elbow, I write.
And I stare at the kids while I do, wondering what they'll show me tomorrow.


text:
Vickie Annette Johnson (ur. 15 kwietnia 1972) – amerykańska koszykarka, grająca na pozycji rzucającej, po zakończeniu kariery zawodniczej trenerka koszykarska, obecnie trenerka Dallas Wings.

9 grudnia 2020 została trenerką Dallas Wings.

Osiągnięcia
Na podstawie, o ile nie zaznaczono inaczej.

Zawodnicze

NCAA
 Wicemistrzyni NCAA (1994)
 Uczestniczka rozgrywek:
 Elite 8 turnieju NCAA (1993, 1994, 1996)
 Sweet 16 turnieju NCAA (1993–1996)
 Mistrzyni:
 turnieju konferencji Sun Belt (1994, 1996)
 sezonu regularnego Sun Belt (1993–1996)
 Zawodniczka roku:
 Sun Belt (1995, 1996)
 Luizjany (1996)
 MVP turnieju konferencji Sun Belt (199?)
 Zaliczona do:
 I składu:
 All-American (1995, 1996)
 Sun Belt (1995, 1996)
 Galerii Sław Sportu uczelni Louisiana Tech (2007)

WNBA
 Wicemistrzyni WNBA (1997, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2008)
 Uczestniczka meczu gwiazd WNBA (1999, 2001)
 Laureatka Kim Perrot Sportsmanship Award (2008)
 Była jedną z kandydatek do składu WNBA All-Decade Team
 Zaliczona do New York Liberty Ring of Honor (2011)

Inne
 Drużynowe
 Mistrzyni Izraela (1999)
 Wicemistrzyni:
 pucharu:
 Ronchetti (1999)
 Węgier (2008)
 Węgier (2007, 2008)
 Brąz:
 EuroCup (2008)
 pucharu Węgier (2007)

 Indywidualne
 Uczestniczka meczu gwiazd Euroligi (2006, 2007)

Trenerskie
 Wicemistrzostwo WNBA (2020 jako asystentka trenera)

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Profil na wnba.com

 Statystyki z WNBA na basketball-reference.com

Amerykańskie koszykarki
Amerykańscy trenerzy koszykarscy
Koszykarki NCAA All-American
Koszykarki Parade High School All-Americans
Koszykarki San Antonio Stars
Koszykarki New York Liberty
Koszykarki Galatasaray SK
Koszykarki Rovereto Basket
Koszykarki Tarbes Gespe Bigorre
WNBA All-Stars
Koszykarki Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters
Koszykarki MiZo Pécs
Trenerzy San Antonio Stars
Trenerzy Dallas Wings
Urodzeni w 1972


text:
package org.onosproject.provider.nil;

/**
 * Linear topology with hosts on every device.
 */
public class CentipedeTopologySimulator extends LinearTopologySimulator {

    /**
     * Creates simulated hosts.
     */
    protected void createHosts() {
        deviceIds.forEach(id -> createHosts(id, infrastructurePorts));
    }

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Mr Evan Auyang Chi-chun
Mr Evan Au Yang is the Group President of Animoca Brands, a Hong Kong-based multinational blockchain technology and investment company focused on developing the digital property rights ecosystem, including play-to-earn games, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), decentralized finance (DeFi), blockchain marketplaces, infrastructure and more.
Mr Au Yang is also the Chairman of the Board of Civic Exchange, a non-partisan public policy think tank. He serves as an Independent Non-Executive Director on three boards: the Urban Renewal Authority, Sun Hung Kai & Co. Ltd., and Asia Financial Holdings Limited. He is an Advisor for Our Hong Kong Foundation, and serves on the Innovation and Technology Advisory Committee of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, the Transport Policy Committee of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, the Development Fund Committee of the Hong Kong Council of Social Service, the Advisory Council for Institute at Brown for Environment and Society for Brown University, as well as the Board of Advisors of Hong Kong 2050 is Now. In addition, Mr Au Yang is a lecturer at the Hong Kong Academy of Politics and Public Policy.
Prior to joining Animoca Brands, Mr Au Yang was the Managing Director and Head of GLG International (Gerson Lehrman Group), a technology-enabled expert insight platform where he ran and grew its business spanning Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific across 15 locations. Before GLG, Mr Au Yang was the Deputy Managing Director of the Kowloon Motor Bus Co. (1933) Ltd. ("KMB") and a Board Director of Transport International Holdings Limited, the parent company of KMB. Prior to joining Transport International and KMB, Mr Au Yang was an Associate Partner at McKinsey & Company. Before that, Mr Au Yang worked at Citigroup's Derivatives Structuring and Marketing unit.
He obtained his undergraduate degree in Economics and Political Science from Brown University and his MBA degree from the Kellogg School of Management.
Return to profiles
Mr Jim WALKER (Special Adviser)
Ms Lisa GENASCI


text:
Ailing Amy Winehouse cancels part of European tour
The concert late Saturday in the Serbian capital of Belgrade kicked off what was to be a 12-date tour of Europe. But Winehouse decided to cancel appearances in Istanbul on Monday and in Athens on Wednesday, according to a statement from publicity company Outside Organization.
Her representatives said it would be "worked out as soon as possible" whether she would attend the rest of her European tour. The next scheduled concert date after Athens is July 8 in Bilbao, Spain. The tour was to end in Bucharest, Romania, on Aug. 15.
Winehouse would like to say sorry to fans expecting to see her in Turkey and Greece, but "feels that this is the right thing to do," the statement said.
"Despite feeling sure that she wanted to fulfill these commitments, she has agreed with management that she cannot perform to the best of her ability and will return home," it added.
There was no further explanation for exactly why Winehouse was canceling.
But Winehouse, who has publicly struggled for years with drug and alcohol issues, was jeered as she performed in Belgrade. She arrived almost an hour late before stumbling to the stage and appearing unable to remember the lyrics to her songs. She dropped the microphone, mumbled through her songs and occasionally disappeared, leaving her band to keep on playing.
Serbian media described the concert before 20,000 fans as a "scandal" and a "disaster." The Blic daily said the concert was "the worst in the history of Belgrade."
The crowd at Belgrade's Kalemegdan Park could hardly tell which song Winehouse was singing and responded angrily. Many walked out in disappointment.
"It was horrible," said Ivana Bilic. "She should have canceled the whole thing, rather than appear at all like this."
The Daily Blic posted a clip from the concert on its website, commenting, "Listen if you dare."
Tickets cost about euro40 ($57) -- very expensive in the country where average salaries are about euro300 ($428) a month.
Winehouse recently spent a week at a rehab program in London. Her 2006 breakthrough album "Back to Black" won five Grammy Awards, but her music in recent years has been overshadowed by her drug use and run-ins with the law.
610 Loop to shut down at I-69 for next several weekends


text:
mod helpers;

use helpers::{globals, roundtrip, wayc, ways, TestServer};

use ways::protocol::wl_compositor::WlCompositor as ServerCompositor;
use ways::protocol::wl_output::WlOutput as ServerOutput;
use ways::protocol::wl_shell::WlShell as ServerShell;

#[test]
fn simple_global() {
    let mut server = TestServer::new();
    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerCompositor, _>(1, ());

    let (_, mut client) = server.add_client();
    let mut client_ddata = ClientHandler { globals: globals::GlobalList::new() };

    client.display.get_registry(&client.event_queue.handle(), ());

    roundtrip(&mut client, &mut server, &mut client_ddata, &mut ServerHandler).unwrap();

    let globals = client_ddata.globals.list();
    assert!(globals.len() == 1);
    assert_eq!(globals[0].name, 1);
    assert_eq!(globals[0].interface, "wl_compositor");
    assert_eq!(globals[0].version, 1);
}

#[test]
fn multi_versions() {
    let mut server = TestServer::new();
    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerCompositor, _>(4, ());
    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerCompositor, _>(3, ());
    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerCompositor, _>(2, ());
    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerCompositor, _>(1, ());

    let (_, mut client) = server.add_client();
    let mut client_ddata = ClientHandler { globals: globals::GlobalList::new() };

    client.display.get_registry(&client.event_queue.handle(), ());

    roundtrip(&mut client, &mut server, &mut client_ddata, &mut ServerHandler).unwrap();

    let globals = client_ddata.globals.list();
    assert!(globals.len() == 4);
    let mut seen = [false; 4];
    for global in globals {
        assert!(global.interface == "wl_compositor");
        seen[global.version as usize - 1] = true;
    }
    assert_eq!(seen, [true, true, true, true]);
}

#[test]
fn dynamic_global() {
    let mut server = TestServer::new();
    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerCompositor, _>(1, ());

    let (_, mut client) = server.add_client();
    let mut client_ddata = ClientHandler { globals: globals::GlobalList::new() };

    client.display.get_registry(&client.event_queue.handle(), ());

    roundtrip(&mut client, &mut server, &mut client_ddata, &mut ServerHandler).unwrap();
    assert!(client_ddata.globals.list().len() == 1);

    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerShell, _>(1, ());

    roundtrip(&mut client, &mut server, &mut client_ddata, &mut ServerHandler).unwrap();
    assert!(client_ddata.globals.list().len() == 2);

    let output = server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerOutput, _>(1, ());

    roundtrip(&mut client, &mut server, &mut client_ddata, &mut ServerHandler).unwrap();
    assert!(client_ddata.globals.list().len() == 3);

    server.display.handle().remove_global::<ServerHandler>(output);

    roundtrip(&mut client, &mut server, &mut client_ddata, &mut ServerHandler).unwrap();
    assert!(client_ddata.globals.list().len() == 2);
}

#[test]
#[should_panic]
fn wrong_version_create_global() {
    let server = TestServer::<ServerHandler>::new();
    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerCompositor, _>(42, ());
}

#[test]
fn wrong_global() {
    use wayc::protocol::wl_output::WlOutput;

    let mut server = TestServer::new();
    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerCompositor, _>(4, ());

    let (_, mut client) = server.add_client();
    let mut client_ddata = ClientHandler { globals: globals::GlobalList::new() };

    let registry = client.display.get_registry(&client.event_queue.handle(), ());

    // instantiate a wrong global, this should kill the client
    // but currently does not fail on native_lib

    registry.bind::<WlOutput, _, _>(1, 1, &client.event_queue.handle(), ());

    assert!(roundtrip(&mut client, &mut server, &mut client_ddata, &mut ServerHandler).is_err());
}

#[test]
fn wrong_global_version() {
    use wayc::protocol::wl_compositor::WlCompositor;

    let mut server = TestServer::new();
    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerCompositor, _>(1, ());

    let (_, mut client) = server.add_client();
    let mut client_ddata = ClientHandler { globals: globals::GlobalList::new() };

    let registry = client.display.get_registry(&client.event_queue.handle(), ());

    // instantiate a global with wrong version, this should kill the client

    registry.bind::<WlCompositor, _, _>(1, 2, &client.event_queue.handle(), ());

    assert!(roundtrip(&mut client, &mut server, &mut client_ddata, &mut ServerHandler).is_err());
}

#[test]
fn invalid_global_version() {
    use wayc::protocol::wl_compositor::WlCompositor;

    let mut server = TestServer::new();
    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerCompositor, _>(1, ());

    let (_, mut client) = server.add_client();
    let mut client_ddata = ClientHandler { globals: globals::GlobalList::new() };

    let registry = client.display.get_registry(&client.event_queue.handle(), ());

    // instantiate a global with version 0, which is invalid this should kill the client

    registry.bind::<WlCompositor, _, _>(1, 0, &client.event_queue.handle(), ());

    assert!(roundtrip(&mut client, &mut server, &mut client_ddata, &mut ServerHandler).is_err());
}

#[test]
fn wrong_global_id() {
    use wayc::protocol::wl_compositor::WlCompositor;

    let mut server = TestServer::new();
    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerCompositor, _>(1, ());

    let (_, mut client) = server.add_client();
    let mut client_ddata = ClientHandler { globals: globals::GlobalList::new() };

    let registry = client.display.get_registry(&client.event_queue.handle(), ());

    // instantiate a global with version 0, which is invalid this should kill the client

    registry.bind::<WlCompositor, _, _>(3, 1, &client.event_queue.handle(), ());

    assert!(roundtrip(&mut client, &mut server, &mut client_ddata, &mut ServerHandler).is_err());
}

#[test]
fn two_step_binding() {
    use wayc::protocol::{wl_compositor::WlCompositor, wl_output::WlOutput};

    let mut server = TestServer::new();
    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerCompositor, _>(1, ());

    let (_, mut client) = server.add_client();
    let mut client_ddata = ClientHandler { globals: globals::GlobalList::new() };

    let registry = client.display.get_registry(&client.event_queue.handle(), ());

    roundtrip(&mut client, &mut server, &mut client_ddata, &mut ServerHandler).unwrap();

    // add a new global while clients already exist
    server.display.handle().create_global::<ServerHandler, ServerOutput, _>(1, ());

    roundtrip(&mut client, &mut server, &mut client_ddata, &mut ServerHandler).unwrap();

    client_ddata
        .globals
        .bind::<WlCompositor, _, _>(&client.event_queue.handle(), &registry, 1..2, ())
        .unwrap();

    client_ddata
        .globals
        .bind::<WlOutput, _, _>(&client.event_queue.handle(), &registry, 1..2, ())
        .unwrap();

    roundtrip(&mut client, &mut server, &mut client_ddata, &mut ServerHandler).unwrap();
}

struct ServerHandler;

server_ignore_impl!(ServerHandler => [ServerCompositor, ServerShell, ServerOutput]);
server_ignore_global_impl!(ServerHandler => [ServerCompositor, ServerShell, ServerOutput]);

struct ClientHandler {
    globals: globals::GlobalList,
}

impl AsMut<globals::GlobalList> for ClientHandler {
    fn as_mut(&mut self) -> &mut globals::GlobalList {
        &mut self.globals
    }
}

wayc::delegate_dispatch!(ClientHandler:
    [wayc::protocol::wl_registry::WlRegistry: ()] => globals::GlobalList
);

client_ignore_impl!(ClientHandler => [
    wayc::protocol::wl_compositor::WlCompositor,
    wayc::protocol::wl_shell::WlShell,
    wayc::protocol::wl_output::WlOutput
]);


B.Sc: University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, Chemical and Mechanical Engineering, 1987.
First Class Honors, Prize for the best undergraduate research project, Valedictorian.
M.Sc: Yale University, Chemical Engineering, 1990.
Ph.D: Yale University, Mechanical Engineering, 1993 – "Studies in Turbulence".
Yale University, CT, 1994 – 1995 -Post-Doctoral Associate, Mathematics.
Botswana Meteorological Service, Gaborone, Botswana, February 2007.
Exchange Fellow, Frontier Research System for Global Change, Yokohama, Mar 2002.
Visiting Eminent Scientist, Ministry of Science and Technology, Sri Lanka, January, 2002.
Indian Institute for Tropical Meteorology, Pune, India, December 1999.
International Institute for Theoretical and Applied Physics, Ames, Iowa, August 1998.
International Center for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy, June 1998.
Jawarlhalal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research and Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India, March 1997.
Founder: Sri Lanka Meteorology, Oceanography and Hydrology Network.
Founder, Foundation for Environment, Climate and Technology in Sri Lanka, USA, Comoros.
Invited Expert, Comoros Ministry of Fisheries and Hairu Fisheries Development Project (Comoros), To develop climate research and its applications, Comoros. February 2014.
Invited Expert, Small Earth Nepal, and Center for Capacity Building, University of Colorado, Program for young scientists.
Invited Adviser, Ministry of Environment, Male Maldives, To Develop a Program of Climate Research and Services, August 2008, with follow up programs in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012.
Trainer on Developing Climate Outlooks, Pretoria and Gaborone, 2008.
Invited Expert, Ministry of Science and Technology, Sri Lanka, Capacity Building at the Department of Meteorology and at University of Colombo. January-February 2002.
2003 to 2008: Early Warning Systems for Malaria risk with the Anti-Malaria Campaign, the International Water Management Institute and several partners. NOAA Climate Variability and Human Health Program, Project Completed. $390K total, (PI).
2002 to 2003: A case study on Sri Lanka for the Global Disaster Hotspots project, World Bank/ Earth Institute at Columbia University, sub-contract, $25K (PI).
2002 to 2005: Adaptation and Climate Change in Sri Lanka, with Sri Lanka Department of Meteorology, Coconut Research Institute, Tea Research Institute, Adaptation to and Impact Assessment of Climate Change, START, Washington, D.C., $233K total, Completed. (co-PI).
2001 to 2003: Climate Impacts on Wildlife was developed in collaboration with CEISIN and CERC. IRI/Earth Institute at Columbia University, $50K, Work completed. (PI).


In a large skillet, over medium heat, cook bacon. Drain and re-serve. Toast flatbread.
In small bowl, combine mayonnaise and hot sauce. Spread on one side of flatbread.
Top half of the flatbread with Hillshire Farm Slow Roasted Turkey and cheese. Add Hillshire Farm Black Forest Ham, bacon and shredded romaine lettuce.
Fold the sandwich over into a wrap.


text:
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         xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
         xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd">

    <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion>

    <groupId>cn.momia</groupId>
    <artifactId>common</artifactId>
    <version>1.2.0</version>
    <packaging>pom</packaging>

    <name>Momia Common</name>
    <url>http://www.momia.cn</url>

    <modules>
        <module>core</module>
        <module>webapp</module>
        <module>webapp-deal</module>
    </modules>
</project>


Artkal provides 2 kinds of ironing material for fuse beads. One is normal ironing paper and another one is plastic ironing film.
* Ironing film gives artworks the glossy and smooth surface, during ironing process, you can see very clear that the beads are fused together or not. Ironing film can be reused for more than 50 times.
* Ironing paper gives artworks the matt finish, if you want a matt finish for your pieces, then we recommend using ironing paper.
I just killed a 4-hour work using this.
There is no warning on the little sticker on the iron film they send you as a gift. So I just melted it with my creation.
+ once I discovered you cannot use more than 180° on it, I saw my iron does not display the temperature (just the fabrics) for the modes.


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Waldo's People - biography
Waldo's People ready for Moscow with the ultimate dance song "Lose Control".
After winning The Finnish Eurovision Song Contest by a clear majority of popular vote, Waldo's People is ready to conquer the dance floor in Moscow with the ultimate dance hit "Lose Control". Besides being a radio hit in Finland, the Misko Iho -directed video gained nearly half a million hits in YouTube over one weekend after the Eurovision victory. Waldo's People is definitely the best europop act in Finland today, if not in whole Europe. The classic dance pop sound of the 90's is surprisingly becoming fashionable again in the club scene all over. Will the biggest surprise hit in the Eurovision 2009 come from Finland again?
Waldo has been one of the leading dance artists and producers in Finland for over a decade already. Classic europop, which he has represented throughout years, has brought him four gold albums as a solo artist and foreman of Waldo's People. Waldo, aka Marko Reijonen, has written many of his hit songs together with Finnish-born, Swedish producer Ari Lehtonen. Current radio hit "Lose Control" is also written by the duo, whose fruitful cooperation has lasted over ten years.
Waldo and Waldo's People released four gold status albums in 1995-2000 with huge hits like "I Dream", "1000 Ways" and "U Drive Me Crazy". Waldo's solo hits include songs like "Feel So Good", "It's About Time" and "Move Your Body". "U Drive Me Crazy" received good attention in Scandinavia and Canada as well. Last year Waldo's People released a new hit song "Back Again" with # 1 position in the Finnish digital download, single and dance charts. Due to public demand the band started touring actively to sold-out venues and clubs.
Ari Lehtonen has also produced the current Waldo's People -album "Paranoid", which was released in Finland in February. The album, like its gold status predecessors, is strong and energetic europop with songs selected to form a harmonic and stylish unity. This album also tells the message of Waldo's People in a nutshell; good-spirited energy to make you feel better. This is also the spirit of the band in the Eurovision Song Contest in Moscow.
"It is cool to show the world that also other kind of music besides rock and metal is made in Finland. "Lose Control" is all about life. There are moments and times in everyone's lives when they just feel that no matter what they do, things just don't seem to go their way. No one expects bad things to happen. This song is a way of dealing with the facts of life and is our way of inspiring not to give up", Waldo states.
> Listen "Lose Control"
Katja Toivanen
Sony Music Entertainment Finland Oy
Tel. + 358 (0)40 7011686
E-mail: katja.toivanen@sonymusic.com
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Waldo's People
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