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Bai Tian (born 27 September 1971 in Xi'an, Shaanxi) is a Chinese diplomat who served as the Ambassador of China to Malaysia from November 2017 to November 2020. Before he stepped down in November 2020, he had listed out three incomplete tasks which he hopes for his replacement's ability to complete, ranging from shooting of a film celebrating the China–Malaysia relations and friendship, establishing an international Chinese school to setting up an upscale Chinese tea house in Kuala Lumpur, capital of Malaysia.

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Shorts: Van Avermaet gets apology, Brammeier out of hospital
Eneco live coverage, Astana extend contract, broken collarbone for Selvaggi
Greg Van Avermaet (BMC) was hit by a TV motorcycle while making an attack at the Clasica San Sebatian (Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
Mirko Selvaggi (Wanty-Groupe Gobert) (Image credit: KRamon)
Matthew Brammeier (MTN-Qhubeka) takes a solo win on stage 4 (Image credit: Bettini Photo)
Stage 1 of the Eneco Tour (Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
Laurens De Vreese (Astana) attacks the breakaway (Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)
Van Avermaet receives apology from San Sebastian
Selvaggi bound for Astana
Brammeier wins his weight in beer at Tour of Flanders
BMC exploring legal action after Van Avermaet crash
Eneco Tour stage 1: Viviani takes first scalp in Bolsward
Viviani times it right at Eneco Tour
Greg Van Avermaet (BMC) has received an apology from the organisers of Clásica San Sebastián after he was hit by a race radio bike during the event. Van Avermaet had attacked and was leading the race at the time of the incident, which happened on the final climb and ended any shot he had of victory.
"I received a letter from the organisation in Spanish. I don't understand Spanish but you can infer from the letter that they apologised," Van Avermaet told Het Laatste Nieuws.
The BMC team threatened legal action following the incident stating that it had cost them vital publicity and criticised the UCI for their failure to act. Van Avermaet was keen to put the incident behind him but lamented the loss of points the incident cost him.
"It's over and you can do nothing more. A win or a second place would have given me 80 or 60 WorldTour points. Now I'm outside of the top 10 in the individual WorldTour standings."
Adam Yates (Orica-GreenEdge) went on to win the race ahead of Van Avermaet's BMC teammate Philippe Gilbert.
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Brammeier out of hospital
Matt Brammeier (MTN-Qhubeka) has been discharged from hospital and is heading home after a serious crash on the penultimate stage of the Tour of Utah, the team's doctor Jarrad Van Zuydam has tweeted.
Brammeier was chasing back on the peloton on the descent off Guardsman's Pass when he appeared to lose control on a corner and collided with a team car that was going around the corner at the time. The Irishman was left with injuries to his ribs, pelvis and lung.
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Follow stage 2 from 2pm BST right here live on Cyclingnews.
Astana extend with three riders
Astana have signed one-year extensions with three of their riders for the 2016. Laurens De Vreese, Andrei Grivko and Dmitriy Gruzdev will all race with the team for at least one more season. Grivko and Gruzdev have long been features of the team while De Vreese joined them at the start of this season after a stellar 2014.
Selvaggi breaks collarbone on Eneco Tour opener
A crash in the final kilometre of the opening stage to the Eneco Tour proved to be race ending for Wanty-Groupe Gobert's Mirko Selvaggi on an unfortunate day for the Pro-Continental team. The 30-year-old was the third last rider to finish the stage after breaking his left collarbone and he will undergo surgery in Herentals, Belgium on Tuesday. Teammate Marco Marcato was the 158th and final rider to cross the line having also been caught up in a crash but suffered only abrasions. Enrico Gasparotto and Frederik Backaert also hit the deck in the stage but will continue the WorldTour race.


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A study of the effects of music on audiences' perceptions of a slide-tape presentation
Lane, K. Bruce. (1984) A study of the effects of music on audiences' perceptions of a slide-tape presentation. Masters thesis, Memorial University of Newfoundland.
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This study attempted to determine if the music which accompanies a slide-tape presentation affects an audience's perception of the production. -- Three versions of a slide-tape presentation were produced: one contained music which the producer considered to be an integral element of the production, another contained music which was considered dissonant with the intended mood and theme, and the third contained no music whatsoever. -- Each was administered to a group of university students and data was collected on a questionnaire, which recorded responses on twenty 7-point semantic differential scales, personal information, and a rating of the program. This data was used to analyze audiences perceptions of the production. -- It was found that music had no significant effect on evaluative factors such as beauty, worth, and meaning, but did affect perceptions of factors such as activity and complexity. -- The methodology used in this study has proven to be effective and can be used as it stands or modified to facilitate further research by producers of slide-tape productions.
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Many years ago, in the hidden village of Konoha, lived a great demon fox. When it swung one of it's nine tails, a tsunami occurred. The fourth hokage sealed this demon fox inside a boy in exchange for his own life. Naruto was that boy, and he grew up with no family, and the villagers hated him thinking that he himself was the demon fox. Naruto's dream is to become Hokage, and have the villagers acknowledge him. Written by Katelyn Karaway
Genre : Animation, Action, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Thriller,
Actor : Tony Beck, Laurent Vernin, Junko Takeuchi, Maile Flanagan, Kate Higgins, Chie Nakamura, Noriaki Sugiyama, Yuri Lowenthal,
Country : Japan,
Duration: 24 min (220 episodes)
Genki is a boy who loves playing the Monster Rancher games and one day he's somehow transported into the world of the video game where he meets the girl Holly and the monsters Mochi, Suezo, Golem, Tiger and Hare. Together, they are searching for a way to revive the Phoenix, which is the only monster capable of stopping the evil Moo.
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Dragon Ball GT: Doragon bôru jîtî
After Goku is made a kid again by the Black Star Dragon Balls, he goes on a journey to get back to his old self.


What problem does this SQL Server feature solve?
"I heard about this new feature, and I think it sounds great. I want to use it in my database." Have you heard – or said – those words? You're not alone. Too often, we dive into using a new feature without exploring what business or technical problem it will solve, then run into problems once we're using it. In this session, I cover what problems can be solved using the major performance features of SQL Server – columnstore, in-memory OLTP, partitioning, Resource Governor, and more.
Jes Borland is a Premier Field Engineer – SQL Server for Microsoft, where she is a trusted technical adviser, deep technical support, and teacher for her customers. Her experience as a DBA, consultant, and 5-time Data Platform MVP allow her to help the business and the IT teams reach their goals. She has worked with SQL Server as a developer, report writer, DBA, and consultant. Her favorite topics are administration, automation, and performance. She is a former President of FoxPASS, founder of Tech on Tap, and a LessThanDot.com blogger. She frequently presents at user groups, SQL Saturdays, and other community events. She is also an avid runner and chef.
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Advances in modern LED lighting have created new and exciting opportunities for many industries. Those who will benefit most, are the businesses owners who depend on critical sources of electrical lighting. For example, customers unconsciously depend on the metal halide bulbs found within all gas station canopies. Although metal halide technology provides more than sufficient illumination, it lacks in many areas, when compared to modern LED lighting technologies.
When considering a new technology, cost is naturally the main topic of interest. Not only should one consider up-front costs, but also the accumulative operational costs associated with powering a lighting system. It is very important for business owners to understand that investing in LED lighting does not result in immediate savings, but does promote significant savings over time. A specific metal halide bulb, commonly used in gas station canopy lighting, dissipates 400 watts of total power. A custom LED product designed to substitute this metal halide, dissipates an amazing 60 watts of total power. Over an extended period, it is obvious how the 60 watt LED product will result in dramatic energy savings.
Metal halides contain a mixture of gasses within the bulb. As the device operates, the internal temperature and pressure begins to increase. Unlike metal halides, LED lights do not feature a gas, operating under extreme pressures, at very high temperatures. Instead, the LED lights contain a solid state lighting element, eliminating several risk factors associated with high pressure gases. Solid state lighting has advanced dramatically over the past several years, and has become the industry standard for a variety of lighting applications.
During initial start-up, the metal halide will fail to operate at the maximum luminous output. The pressure and temperature within the interior arc chamber may require up to five minutes to achieve the necessary state for optimal performance. During this warm-up period, the metal halide may exhibit numerous colors as a result of vaporization occurring within the arc chamber. In the event of a brief power failure, the arc will extinguish. A cooling period as long as 12 minutes may be required prior to restart. Unlike the metal halide, LED lights respond instantly, and do not require a warm-up period. In the event of a momentary power failure, the LEDs will resume normal operation the moment that power is restored.
A specific metal halide features a 20,000 hour life, according to the manufacturer's data sheets. Improper bulb orientation can actually reduce the life by 5,000 hours. Near the end of life, the bulb will begin to exhibit "cycling". As the lamp ages, the required voltage increases beyond the available source voltage. With increasing internal temperature, the lamp will fail. After a brief cooling period, the lamp will re-start. This process will then repeat on a continuing basis. Aging LED lights do not exhibit similar behavior! An LED fixture designed to replace metal halides in gas station canopies, can provide up to, or in excess of 50,000 hours of life. The LED lights may remain operational for as long as 100,000 hours, at a decreased luminous output.
Due to the directional characteristics of traditional metal halides, the bulb produces mass amounts of wasted light from the top and sides of the lens. Not only does this result in a lower system efficiency, but also contributes to environmental "light pollution". In rural areas, metal halides can illuminate the night sky, causing an eye-sore for nearby residents. However, LED lights feature superior directional characteristics, and can dramatically reduce night sky pollution. The narrow beam angle featured on many LED lights provides illumination within the intended areas only. Not only does this reduce light pollution, but also promotes higher overall system efficiency.


When will I learn not to join thingy-alongs and then rush to finish by linky deadlines? Probably never. Here's my latest disaster!
I was too impatient to order the background fabric I wanted (light grey), so I used a terrible combination of solids from my stash.
I rushed when I made my flying geese, so they came out all funny sizes.
I also was in verbatim compliance mode, so since the quiltalong instructions didn't say to trim the flying geese, I didn't even check to make sure they were the right size.
I was fed up with this quilt by the time the individual star blocks were done, so I decided to use it to try making a quilt-as-you-go kind of quilt for the first time. (I'm thinking of using that method for a dresden quilt I'm planning.) I also tried quilting orange peels, which was nice and easy since I was only doing one block at a time. That was actually my only success in this quilt! I used a 16 needle since I'd had problems with skipped stitches in the past, and this time I had barely any skipped stitches — the remaining ones were definitely user error, which is fine with me.
Screwed up trimming some of the batting bulk in the seams by cutting too much off.
Got grouchy at Fabric Mart and chose a crazy bright pink flannel for the backing because all the other flannel looked babyish and I didn't care about matching the back to the front anymore.
(This is skipping ahead, but this is the best picture to see it in) Tried for the first time to do the kind of machine binding where you sew to the front first and then stitch in the ditch to catch the binding in the back, and mine was HORRIBLE.
When you assemble quilts this way, you're supposed to quilt just a couple of lines to attach the top+batting to the backing, so I did the least I figured I could get away with while making the quilt not too going-to-fall-apart-in-the-wash-ish — I sewed along both sides of the seams between the batting blocks. But!
When I was pinning my big blocks together, I couldn't see the seams (since the batting was already on), so I forgot to match up the little blocks' seams.
I somehow missed one of the big block seams and sewed a random line down the inside of one of the columns.
Bleah! I'm mad that I messed up what should have been a really cute quilt, but I'm going to think of it as my bad sewing heat sink that's going to help me succeed in my next set of projects. Gah!
Seriously though, I agree with Katy- it's not as bad as you think. Sorry about the machine binding… I don't have the hang of it either. On the bright side, the orange peel quilting looks great!
Your post made me laugh so much. Mostly because I am jumping in to the Marcelle Medallion quilt along and at week one, I'm already rushing to make the linky deadlines! So you should expect an identical post from me in about 2 months! And you know this quilt is going to end up being the most used and most loved because you won't care about what happens to it!
I am on the boat with the others…we all tend to be too critical of our own work. Are the Quilt Police really going to come knocking at your door? And, the kids will love it anyway. Concerning machine stitching both sides of binding…no can do for me. I machine one side and hand stitch the other. What else will I do when I watch Project Runway?


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The Windmill, This isn't Hell, its Holland
I've been to The Netherlands! Beautiful and lots of Heineken. Yep, windmills too. Like any other tourist to this gorgeous country, I am not without sin. Who among us doesn't have a 12-18 months for breaking and entering story in our past? Or even better, a bout with homicide in which no witnesses can testify. No witnesses? There is always a witness. That is the problem for a bunch of tourists in 2016's "The Windmill."
Pretty Jennifer (Charlotte Beaumont) is on the run. This Aussie has fled to Amsterdam where she is an international fugitive for the murder of her dad and brother. Extenuating circumstances? There always are, but in this world...no one is innocent. Dodging cops, she runs onto the Happy Holland Tour Bus, in which Abe (Bart Klever) will take her and several other tourists on a windmill tour. The others? A beautiful model (Fiona Hampton) who is running away from something awful, Jack (Ben Batt) who just murdered a prostitute, and several other who have all broken the 6th Commandment. Guess what! The bus breaks down in a remote area with an ancient windmill hovering in the distance.
The kills begin immediately and will be quite gory. The windmill is occupied by a centuries old demon who collects sinful souls to send to Hell. When it kills, it uses human blood to power the mill. One by one our tourists fall...or get dissected...or get pulled apart. Whatever death they caused, the unfortunate tourists will endure in their own demises. Jennifer is eaten up with guilt and is looking for atonement...will this be enough to save her? Our demon miller is monstrous and unmerciful, and to make matters worse...he has help.
Will genuine guilt and the search for atonement save Jennifer and any of the other tourists? What is the backstory of the demon miller? Yeah, I know what you're saying..."...this doesn't sound too original and I've seen this plot before." I won't argue that, but again...the kills are quite gory, the acting is terrific, and the final scene will have you muttering, "Wow! I didn't see that coming." Directed by Nick Jongerius, "The Windmill" is a lot of fun and not for the squeamish. This film is available on Netflix.
Susan Leighton September 3, 2017 at 12:18 AM
Who knew Windmills could be so deadly? Good review, Christopher. Who knew it would be so gory?
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Blood Thirst, Vampire in The Philippines?
Psychic Killer, The Church and Gratuitous Horror
Nurse Sherri, Possessed Angel in White
Zaat, Catfish-Man in Search of Blonde Bride
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you have to create more than one starting point marker, one for each player.
i tested that with 2 and created a playerfactory link from each of them to "garrett".
now the host starts at the marker with data 1, and the client on 2.
Another question: Is the host the only person, who can finish the mission?
Dainem: Hey, stop using my Nick name!
Dainem: What, YOU are using my nickname!
Dainem: Oh no, not another one!
Dainem: Hey, who said this?
When you use the in-game-chat-menu the names are shown correctly... This Bug appears always.
I apologise in advance if the question has already been asked or if it's too early to talk about it, but did you think about a multiplayer where one player would play the thief, and another could toggle between guards and control them, the aim of course being to catch the thief ? Or even lots of players playing guards, plus one or two thieves...I just can't figure out the delightful mess it would be on TeamSpeak !
Ok, I admit I figured it out. I'm waiting with the eagerness of the new-born child waking to the mysteries of life ! *Hrem* That is all.
That's not available with this, because it's strictly linked to Garrett, but Thievery allows you to choose to play as a thief or a guard. It's been thought of, yes, many times, but it's still a dream yet to be realised.
With this, everybody is a copy of the same Garrett, all starting at the same point.
Figuring out whether a particular Garrett avatar is a thief or a guard, is, of course, part of the fun.
How traitorous! Yes, 'tis true. It'll work best if everyone splits up, or someone creates the multiple starting points, or sets up teleporters to other locations.
Amazing! That does indeed work. This should fix the inventory problems on new missions designed specifically for multiplayer, though it will still be a problem in existing ones.
Anyone should be able to complete the mission. The host is responsible for actually notifying the clients that the mission has ended, but since objectives are shared between all players, any player completing the last objective should trigger the end of the mission for everyone.
You're right, I hadn't noticed that. It should only happen when you're chatting before the game starts, though. The Dark engine links player names to player objects, and you obviously don't have one until the mission has started. Regardless, I now have T2 MP maintaining its own database of player names separately from player objects, so the problem will be fixed in the next release.
That may indeed be possible eventually, as long as it's possible to put players on the same team as the AI guards (which I'm almost certain it is).
As far as progress on the next release goes, I've just added an option to allow players to change their avatar. The selection's a bit limited though since I can only add ones that don't have some sort of weapon as part of their model for obvious reasons (which excludes all of the guard models); you can choose to play as Garrett, a Keeper, a servant, or a thief right now.
Something involving voice schemas, methinks.
Maybe you could ask the taffers over at T2X to borrow their protagonist's voice assets for such things.
It would be easy to make a MP-compliant version of existing FMs, though, at least as far as that's concerned ... You could ask for permission from the authors, and I'm sure a lot of them would be willing.
I've just added an option to allow players to change their avatar.
AWESOME. tdbonko created some AI without swords, so it could be possible to have guards. Of course, it would require you to have his pack though.
Tos, with your permission, I could upload the beta patch to moddb if you want. Could be used as a mirror.
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I go away for a few days, and THIS is what happens!
Tos and vort, my hat comes off to both of you. Extremely well done, those taffers.
Now, time to run home and get patching!
Some Mechanist and Hammerite unharmed models already exist, most of them created by players. And there's also all the priests, who don't wield any weapon.
and you could add Basso the Boxman.
Can I ask when the next update will be...?
And what about Viktoria ?!?
Ok, she´s not stealthy but it would be fun to play with your girlfriend.
Just tested the different starting positions for two players. Works fine!
A question: If you hide in the shadows your avatar becomes transparent for the other players. Can you modify this in a way that the avatar becomes totally invinsible?
That would make it pretty realistic. Just checked it out, works awesome. Now I understand why the guards are so nervous when a thief literally vanishes in shadows.
typeRED, do you mean where like say a water arrow is floating in mid air and is unpick-upable? if so, I already mentioned that. Also, since you are here, are you still working on your ThiefKart project? I think it would be awesome to play some thiefkart with taffers using multiplayer system.
Interesting, I was checking out the default avatars' props in dromed 2, and I noticed they all have a model of Sheriff.
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@Tos: It's impossible to play with more than 2 clients.
what you said about water arrows happens to me very often, but with all types of arrows.
when they are released from the bow of a client, they fly correct on the host pc, but on the client pc, they just stick on some invisible wall.
and the client player cant move past it. and if the client shoots more arrows in other directions, another wall comes up in front of the player, causing fire or gas arrows to explode instantly. but they stick there after exploding, same as the other arrows.
and got the system working again. i just need to fix some bugs to release a demo. and the game menu needs to be changed, because a lot of commands in the options screen are no longer needed, i have to edit the executable to remove them.
I probably should have added something to the readme about this and a few other undocumented settings. Keep in mind however that this will only affect transparency on your end -- other players will still have the default transparency settings unless they change them as well, even if you're hosting the game. I may change this in the future.
Also, while I'm on the subject, there are a number of console commands available that I didn't mention either. You can display a list of them by typing /help in the multiplayer window. Most of them were created to help me during testing, so not all of them may work (or be particularly useful anymore).
Within the next few days, hopefully. Possibly even today, depending on how things go.
I've been working on finishing the global server for T2 MP that I mentioned earlier. I decided to scrap most of the work I'd done on the old one since it wasn't really shaping up too well, and have a new design that seems to be going much better so far.
The client server browser is nearly complete, but there's still more work to be done on the global server app itself. I don't know whether this will make it into the next release or not, but I doubt it.
Are you unable to play with more than three players (a host and two clients) or just two? Could you be a bit more specific about what happens when you do?
I suspect that this problem is being caused by something I've already fixed in the current build, but I'm not sure. If it isn't, then I don't know when it will be fixed -- intermittent problems like this are very difficult to track down without the source code. Any information you can give me about what circumstances it seems to happen under (or better yet, a reliable way of reproducing it) would be an immense help.
vort was working on one, actually. As soon as I find the time I'll finish it up, there wasn't too much left to do. It'll probably be up sometime this week.
Within the next few days, hopefully. Possibly even today, depending on how things go. As soon as I find the time I'll finish it up, there wasn't too much left to do. It'll probably be up sometime this week.


The reptilian brain takes over sometimes; it's there to keep us alive, and it's instinctual messages are strong. The limbic brain can also "flood" us with emotions. Have you used the phrase, "talk til you're blue in the face"? These are some of the times when our neocortex (thinking brain) shuts down and we "can't be reasoned with." Unless we know some EQ, that is.
1. A mother whose child has died.
Her heart is not in her body and her mind is trying to make sense out of something incomprehensible.
2. A man who finds his wife in bed with another woman.
he kills him, her, or both of them.
3. A new father (or a seasoned father).
Male protective hormones are high. Tread lightly -- in all areas but especially around his home and family. One of the Russian tsars held up the top of a collapsing railroad car to keep it from killing his wife and children (and later died of internal injuries).
4. A woman in love.
Dopamine and serotonin are surging and nothing matters.
5. Someone in the path of a train.
"fight or flight" so we'll TAKE ACTION, not THINK.
Our brains aren't fully developed until late adolescence and there is not, as yet, the ability to speak and reason or even self-regulate.
7. An addict who's actively abusing.
"Alligators don't come when called." Studies show willpower is not a prognostic indicator of recovery.
To read more on EQ & Addiction, go here.
8. When someone has a gun to your head.
Fear is also reptilian. It causes us to freeze, fight or flee.
9. When it's 100 degrees outside and the air conditioner is broken.
Extremely uncomfortable physiological states also "hijack" us, including pain and lack of sleep. That's why the 12-Steppers say "don't get too tired, too lonely, too hot, too hungry..."
10. When you're in a stressful change, loss or adversity and have low resilience.
Resilience, a prime emotional intelligence competency, is proactive. Handling stress is like treading water in a strong current. Resilience means making it to the shore and climbing out. If you haven't developed your resilience, you're likely to use emotion-based problem-solving (perhaps an oxymoron) rather than solution-based problem-solving. You act without "thinking it through."
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New York City is a bustling city with a deep influence of the arts. From theater to music to films, New York City has it all. It is the hub of the art world and aspiring talents troupe in every day. The city has something for everyone and art can be seen in lots of places. Below are the top 5 places to visit for quality art:
Though a museum that caters for not only the arts, it has a huge collection of paintings from masters like Paul Cezanne, Vincent Van Gogh, Roy Lichtenstein and Michelangelo. The museum contains art from all era. It has over 15 departments and contains well over half a million works. The Metropolitan Museum of Art was founded in 1870 and opened in 1872.
The museum also has works of artists from the contemporary or modern era and has over 13,000 works from the modern period including works from Georges Braque, Charles Demuth, Arthur Dove and Wassily Kandinsky.
The New York Museum Of Modern Art
The New York Museum of Modern Art is one of the largest museums for modernist works in the world. It has over 150,000 works by different artists. Masterpieces by great artists like Pablo Picasso, Vincent Van Gogh and Dali are on display at the museum. The museum is unique with its contemporary outlook to art and has other forms of artwork like installations, media and photography. There are over 20,000 film titles, thousands of books and journals and periodicals.
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum or as it is popularly known, The Guggenheim was established in 1939. It has in its collection works from notable artists like Paul Klee, Franz Marc, Jean Metzinger, Fernand Leger and Alexander Archipenko.
The Guggenheim is also known for its architectural design of a cone like museum structure. The building is meant to draw visitors to its abstract style of exhibits for viewing.
David Zwirner Gallery
David Zwirner Art Gallery is synonymous with contemporary art and a modern approach. Notable works by contemporary artists like Doug Wheeler, Yayoi Kusama and Oscar Murillo can be seen at the museum.
The gallery also publishes books, exhibition catalogs and monographs in partnership with Radius Books and Aperture.
The Gagosian art gallery is owned by Larry Gagosian and it is home to contemporary art work. The gallery has held exhibitions to view art work of famous artists like Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons and Richard Prince. The gallery has also held exhibitions showing works by Pablo Picasso and Roy Lichtenstein. Other artists who has had their works exhibited include Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollock, Tom Sachs and Dan Colen.
New York City has too many centers and galleries for the arts that mentioning a few does a great injustice to the City. New York has also given the sculpting community a means of expression their artistic talents by creating sculpture parks where such works can be displayed.
New York is also referred to as the home of music and art. The region is home to some of the best art, culture and historical collections. The region of New York cannot be only termed as a state rather it is an entire world filled with uniqueness pertaining to beauty, art and inspiration. The streets of New York are jam packed with uncountable art galleries which can make any art lover mesmerized and astonished.
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← "LATCH ON TO THAT RHYTHM" AND OTHER SWING TREATS: MICHAEL GAMBLE AND HIS VERY SWINGING FRIENDS
COMPLETELY RELAXED: "YELLOW DOG BLUES": DON EWELL, MARTY GROSZ, NAPPY TROTTIER, EARL MURPHY (Chicago, 1959) →
BRAD GOWANS, MAN OF MANY TALENTS (1927, 1926, 1943, 1946)
Arthur Bradford Gowans, often overlooked but peerless.
Fate did not treat Brad Gowans that well, although I don't know that he yearned for the limelight. Most of us know him as a wondrous valve trombonist, eloquent as a soloist and deft as an ensemble player; others, going deeper, know his skillful arrangements for Bud Freeman's Summa Cum Laude band; the true Gowans devotees know him as a delightful clarinet and cornet player. Yesterday, December 3, was his birthday, although the sad fact is that he has been gone since 1954 — he was fifty. We can, however, share some enlivening music thanks to two YouTube posters — the first, Hot Jazz 78rpms.
Here are two recordings not often heard. The first, I'M LOOKING OVER A FOUR-LEAF CLOVER (originally recorded for Gennett, then reissued on John R.T. Davies' "Ristic" label) just romps. The band name is "Gowans' Rhapsody Makers," the personnel is Herman Drewes (cnt); Eddie Edwards (tb); Brad Gowans (cnt,cl); Jim Moynahan (cl,as); Arnold Starr (vln); Frank Signorelli (p); Paul Weston (tu); Fred Moynahan (d); Frank Cornwell, Bill Drewes (vo);
New York, January 20, 1927. It was a brand-new song then, and although one site says it was first recorded by Nick Lucas, his version is six days later than this; the famous Goldkette and less-known Ben Bernie versions are from the 28th, for those of you marking down such things:
For those who long for warmer climates (even with global warming evident all around us), I'LL FLY TO HAWAII: Brad Gowans (cnt,cl); George Drewes (tb); Unknown (as),(ts); Frank Cornwell (vln,vo); Tony Francini (p); Eddie Rosie (bj); Paul Weston (tu); Fred Moynahan (d); Trio (vo) New York, October 26, 1926:
There were three Drewes brothers, it seems.
And later on — something rarer! — thanks to Davey Tough (whose channel recently has blossomed with unknown performances by the greatest jazz brass players: Bob Barnard, Ruby Braff, Bobby Hackett, Wild Bill Davison), an unissued take of a Yank Lawson blues:
Brad only appears in the last minute of this recording, but two things stand out. One, with busy Yank and Pee Wee in the front line, he keeps his ensemble part as plain yet effective as it could be. Hear the rich sound of his break near the end.
He invented a combination valve-slide trombone, "the valide," which is held by the Institute of Jazz Studies, although I believe that no one has yet been able to fix the broken trigger. (Like Jack Teagarden, he was mechanically brilliant.)
Dan Morgenstern, holding the valide, which Brad invented and made — it resides at the Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers. Photo (2010) by fellow brassman Jon-Erik Kellso.
Finally, something astonishing, even if you've seen it before: 1946 out-take newsreel footage from Eddie Condon's first club, on West Fourth Street in New York City — with Brad; Wild Bill Davison; Tony Parenti; Gene Schroeder; Jack Lesberg; Eddie; Dave Tough (amazingly).
For those who don't know this footage, some explanations are needed. It is staged, and the band repeats the same sequence — the last choruses of IMPROVISATION FOR THE MARCH OF TIME, which is a medium-slow blues that turns into an uptempo DIPPERMOUTH . . . but please note Brad on the valide, switching from slide to valve for the last notes.
I know it's useless to write these lines, but had Brad lived until 1974, he could have played alongside Bobby Hackett; perhaps I could have seen him at Your Father's Mustache, and he would have enlivened so many more recordings and performances. He gave us so much in his short life.
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2 responses to "BRAD GOWANS, MAN OF MANY TALENTS (1927, 1926, 1943, 1946)"
Jim Denham | December 5, 2020 at 1:31 PM |
Fantastic film from Condon's: Georg(e) Brunis at the bar!
jazzlives | December 5, 2020 at 1:33 PM |
AND Milt Gabler!


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July 15, 2018: meet at Fossil Creek Hotel & Suites, Russell, Kansas, by around 6:00 p.m.
The headquarters hotel for our event is Fossil Creek Hotel & Suites, located at 1430 South Russell, Russell, Kansas 67665.
The hotel's web site can be found at: http://www.fossilcreekhotel.com, and there you can view pictures of the various room types available.
Please call the hotel directly at the toll-free number 1-877-866-4630 to make your reservations (rather than online or otherwise).
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The hotel has a complimentary hot breakfast each morning, an exercise room, pool and hot tub.
The hotel does have an elevator to its 2nd floor, but if you would like a room on the 1st floor, please be sure to request such upon checking availability of the various room types. All rooms have refrigerators and microwaves. Some rooms have whirlpool tubs, fireplaces, and other amenities. Handicapped-accessible rooms are available.
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In response to some of you who have asked about bringing your camper or RV, we have reserved a few spots for camping (all in one area lakeside) at Wilson Lake's Sylvan Park. This is where our main activity will be centered on Monday, July 16th. The camping sites have electric hook-ups but, at present, water hook-ups are not available there; however, a hydrant is located nearby, and restroom facilities, shower house & playground are all within short walking distance from the sites. The sites are reserved (@ $18.00 per night/site) for the 5 nights of July 14th through July 18th. If you are interested in camping here for any of those nights, please contact Mary via email (wolfcreek@gorhamtel.com) to claim your spot!
What Airports are available for flights to the region?
The nearest airport to the area where we will be staying and traveling while you're here is the Hays Regional Airport (located just west of Hays, KS, it is approximately 30 minutes drive time from the hotel in Russell).
All of these airports have rental car agencies on premise.
If traveling from Kansas City, a highly recommended stop is the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library and Museum, in Abilene, KS, which provides a rich history of WWII and the life of the nation's 34th President (see: dwightdeisenhower.com). Also located in Abilene is the Seelye Mansion, an opulent Kansas mansion built in 1905 by Dr. A. B. Seelye, a very successful snake oil salesman, interior design by Frank Lloyd Wright, and furnished with items purchased at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair (see: kansastravel.org/seelyemansion/). On the west side of Abilene is the Russell Stover Candies Factory & Outlet Store (see: kansastravel.org/russellstover.htm). Continuing on to just west of Salina, KS, the Rolling Hills Zoo is a favorite stop for many (see: rollinghillszoo.org).


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They are welcoming three new crew members who just arrived in time to celebrate this Yuri's Night in space. If you are in the United States there are a number of events to chose from: Austin: From the.
A dust storm so large, in fact, that the entire planet might be covered from pole to pole. These appear to dance over the Martian landscape by the hundreds.if not thousands, leaving a myriad of.
A green aurora hovers over the ice roads outside of Yellowknife. of how the magnetosphere and ionosphere are connected. Aurora australis dancing over the South Pole. Credit: NOAA/Ross Burgener What.
The OED is today enlisting the public to help them trace 40 well-known words and phrases. stiletto, marital aid, pole dance, duh brain, and one sandwich short of a picnic. More information at.
Hades, whose real name is Precht Gaebolg, is one of the major antagonists of the anime/manga series Fairy Tail. He was the overarching villain of the Tower of Heaven arc and the Oracion Seis arc before rising as the the main antagonist of the Tenrou Island arc. He was one of the founders of.
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There's been a trace of snow reported at the International Airport. The afternoon had temperatures in the low 40's with rain showers and a few ice pellets mixed in. We dance with winter once again.
At one point, the pilot cut the engine, enabling our guide to fish out a sizable chunk of ice with a net attached to a long pole. First he held up the chunk. It turned out that Greenland was having.
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[Laughs] I managed to trace the word back to World War I. It is a mysterious but also abundant creature, most common in the Arctic Sea, even under the ice cap of the North Pole. It can grow to.
Throughout the week, Scouts took part in events like an ice cream social, a magic card tournament, tube rides down the river, and a movie and dance party evening. and participation in the Leave No.
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Джордж Эйр Эндрюс (; род. 4 декабря 1938) — американский математик, известный работами в теории чисел, анализе и комбинаторике.

Образование и карьера
Учился в Университете штата Орегон.
Защитил диссертацию в 1964 году под руководством Ганса Радемахера в Пенсильванском университете.

В настоящее время профессор математики в Университете штата Пенсильвания.

Вклад
Наиболее известны его работы о Q-символе Похгаммера, специальным функциям, комбинаторике.
Он считается ведущим экспертом в теории разбиений.

В 1976 году он обнаружил и исследовал так называемую «потерянную тетрадь» Рамануджана.

Признание

 Член Национальной академии наук США (2003). Он был избран человеком Американской академии искусств и наук в 1997 году. В 2012 году он стал стипендиатом Американского математического общества.

 В 2008—2009 годах он был президентом из Американского математического общества.

 Почётные докторские степени:
 Университет Пармы в 1998 году
 Флоридский университет в 2002 году
 Университет Уотерлу в 2004 году
 Университет в городе Кумбаконам, Индия в 2012 году
 Иллинойсский университет в Урбане-Шампейне в 2014 году

Публикации

 Selected Works of George E Andrews (With Commentary) (World Scientific Publishing, 2012, )
 Number Theory (Dover, 1994, )
 The Theory of Partitions (Cambridge University Press, 1998, )
 Integer Partitions (with Eriksson, Kimmo) (Cambridge University Press, 2004, )
 Ramanujan's Lost Notebook: Part I (with Bruce C. Berndt) (Springer, 2005, )
 Ramanujan's Lost Notebook: Part II, (with Bruce C. Berndt) (Springer, 2008, )
 Ramanujan's Lost Notebook: Part III, (with Bruce C. Berndt) (Springer, 2012, )
 Ramanujan's Lost Notebook: Part IV, (with Bruce C. Berndt) (Springer, 2013, )
 "Special functions" by George Andrews, Richard Askey, and Ranjan Roy, Encyclopedia of Mathematics and Its Applications, The University Press, Cambridge, 1999.

Примечания

Внешние ссылки
 "The Meaning of Ramanujan and His Lost Notebook" 2014
 "Partitions, Dyson, and Ramanujan" 2016

Стипендиаты Гуггенхайма
Члены Американской академии искусств и наук
Президенты Американского математического общества
Действительные члены Общества промышленной и прикладной математики
Действительные члены Американского математического общества
Персоналии:Сейлем (Орегон)
Преподаватели Университета штата Пенсильвания
Выпускники Пенсильванского университета
Выпускники Школы искусств и наук Пенсильванского университета
Выпускники Университета штата Орегон
Математики в теории чисел
Математические аналитики
Члены Национальной академии наук США


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Chart: What Food Prices Have to Do With Egypt's Protests
World food prices appear to be surging and that could be playing a role in North Africa's ongoing turmoil.
Peter Smith
What does food have to do with the ongoing unrest and protests across the Arab world?
Well, NPR looked at the Food and Agriculture Organization's most recent global food price index, which measures the average price of commodities between 2002 and 2004 (shown as the baseline value of 100 above). The index suggests that the dramatic rise in staples like rice, wheat, and maize could be fueling discontent.
What's interesting is that towards the end of 2010 (the orange line), the FAO's Food Price Index rose to its highest since June 2008 (the red line), which, coincidentally, marks the summer that Egypt's problems with imported wheat, government subsidies, and stagnant wages came to a head.
While I haven't heard specific evidence pinpointing wheat shortages or bread lines as the cause of protests this time around, one unnamed CEO told Nick Baumann at Mother Jones:
People are starving and hungry.... It's a revolution driven by hunger as much as anything else.... They're desperate, and they have nothing left to lose.
It's certainly not the first time food shortages sparked revolution, and if history serves us correctly, it probably won't be the last time either.
Chart: Nelson Hsu/NPR. Chart data via FOA.


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BUBBIO AND THE LANGA ASTIGIANA
Bubbio and the Langa
Mario Torelli farm is situated on the San Grato hill, on top of which there is a beautiful, octagonal chapel of the same name, built in 1888 on the ruins of a Romanic building.
The Bubbio area, located in the Langa Astigiana area, is a magnificent compendium of hills where the cultivation of vines is an integral part of a thousand year old identity that has its roots in spirituality, arts, landscapes and nature.
The Roman wine amphora, present in the Bubbio coat of arms, testifies to the thermal spa traditions going back to Imperial Rome in nearby Acqui Terme along with the cultivation of vines and production of wine.
The sum of all these values determines this area, the beauty of which is such that it has been included by Unesco in the World Heritage Site of Langa.
La Langa Astigiana. Picture by Piedmont Properties via Wikimedia Commons
"La Bollente" in Acqui Terme
Archaeological site of Roman aqueduct in Acqui Terme
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Today's Chennai Hadoop User Group dealt with basic introduction to Apache Hive. It was a full fledged tutorial session from +Senthil Kumar and +Prasad S with demos on Basic Queries and selecting top 500 songs by popularity on 1 Million Song Dataset respectively.
Hive comes with three (default) interfaces to work with it.
CLI - Command Line Interface, most widely used interface for working with Hive.
Server - Hive Server to be used as JDBC backend.
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/Hive/Presentations -- List of Presentations based on Apache Hive. Contains almost everything you want about hive.


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Preston Oliver Bio, Age, Height, Girlfriend, Net Worth, Movies and TV Shows
Photo by Preston Oliver
Biography of Preston Oliver
This is what you need to know about Preston Oliver, an American actor. Preston became interested in acting in the 5th grade when he secretly auditioned for his work at Peter Pan Elementary School and played a supporting role as a pirate.
Preston Oliver Age
Oliver was born on February 2, 2009, in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. He is 12 years old from 2021.
Preston Oliver Height
The Oliver is 5 feet tall and 2 inches high.
Weight Preston Oliver
Preston Oliver's parents
Oliver has not revealed any information about his parents. Information about his parents will be updated as soon as it is available.
Preston Oliver's girlfriend
Oliver's current relationship is probably Single. He is too young to have a romantic relationship.
Preston Oliver Net Worth
Oliver has a net worth of approximately $ 100- $ 1 million. His career as an actor is his main source of income.
Preston Oliver Career
Oliver made his starring debut as Riley Noyd on NBC'S Chicago Fire in 2019 alongside Taylor Kinney and Jordan Belfi at the age of 12. He did the role of "This is Us" which portrays Andre as Justin Hartley's son the same year after 3 months.
Oliver came to the forefront of the media after the cast starring Griffin in Disney Secrets for the 2020 Sulfur Springs television series. However, he also appeared in an episode of Rosewell, New Mexico.
Preston Oliver movies and TV shows
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"OK, I think I am going to run to the grocery store and…" my phone started buzzing from my back pocket, ARMANDA in bright white letters showed up on the caller ID. "It's your grandmother!" I said with a huge smile. I sit down next to Robert and put my phone on speaker so we both can hear.
"Yael and Robert, I need a favor" She said in her thick Israeli accent with no time for greetings, "I have a new cell phone and I need your help. You are my new tech support. I am your favorite client!" She explained. Within 30 minutes, we were on our way to Armanda's apartment in Center City, leaving the groceries and all of our other errands behind. Armanda came first and that was just a fact of life.
As the doorman ushered us in, I took a look at the beautiful lobby and was reminded of how incredibly blessed I am to be considered a part of this family. Armanda is one of the strongest women I know and her sense of style puts everyone else to shame. From the day I met Robert, I knew his grandmother was a fiery woman who he admires dearly. Now, almost four years later, she is someone I not only admire, but aspire to be like. Nothing stops her. No matter what life throws her way she holds her head up high and keeps moving forward.
Looking perfect and sophisticated in every way, Armanda answered the door with a huge, loving smile. I immediately felt grateful and honored all in one. Honored that she picked up her phone to call me. Honored to be hugged and kissed when I walked into the door. Honored to be the one she thinks is good enough for her eldest grandson.
Before I knew it, we were sitting amongst the beautiful Israeli art side by side as I showed her how to use her new Samsung. I admit. I was impressed. For someone who isn't great with my own phone, watching Armanda try her best to understand technology was incredible. In a world that is totally different than the one she grew up in, she doesn't let the unknowns hold her back. I actually think Armanda understands how to use emojis better than I do! She is a constant reminder that no matter what, your inner strength can push you forward. She is a constant reminder that age is just a number. She is a constant reminder that you can always learn, grow and become a better version of yourself.
Thank you for your kind words about my mother. I also am grateful for your kindness to her and your patience when it comes to helping her with technology. You are the best!
Thank you Sharon! Your family means the world to me!


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Q: Prepared Statement Results to Fill HTML table with MySQL Table Fields I'm trying to fill an HTML table with user information like this:
mysqli_report(MYSQLI_REPORT_ERROR | MYSQLI_REPORT_STRICT);
$mysqli = mysqli_connect($host, $username, $password, $db);
$query = "SELECT * from `users`";
$stmt = $mysqli->prepare($query);
$stmt->execute();
$res = $stmt->get_result();
$data = $res->fetch_all();

foreach ($data as $row)
{
    echo "
" . $row['username'] . "	" . $row['email'] . "
";
}

It seems the array indices are empty, however, because it results in a number of blank HTML table rows equal to the number of users in the MySQL table.
If I bind_param to the $stmt like so:
$query = "SELECT * from `users` WHERE userId = ?";
$stmt = $mysqli->prepare($query);
$stmt->bind_param("i", $userId);
$stmt->execute();
$res = $stmt->get_result();
$data = $res->fetch_all();

There are no rows created at all in the HTML table, which leads me to believe that the array is empty.
I've gotten this far using information from this answer:
SELECT * from SQL table using prepared statement
I suppose my issue is in the prepare() parameter, $query. I can't seem to figure out exactly what it is, though.

A: Change
$data = $res->fetch_all();

to
$data = $res->fetch_all(MYSQLI_ASSOC);

This way you will get associative results (e.g. $row['username'] will work) instead of ordinal results (e.g. $row[1]).


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Ма́лый Златоу́стинский переу́лок (в 1923—1993 годах — Ма́лый Комсомо́льский переу́лок) — улица в центре Москвы (Басманный район) между Большим Златоустинским и Армянским переулками — Малый Златоустинский переулок начинается от Большого Златоустинского, проходит на восток и после нескольких поворотов выходит на Армянский переулок.

Происхождение названия
Название этого переулка (как и Большого Златоустинского) возникло в XVIII веке; дано (с искажением) по древнему Златоустовскому (Златоустинскому) монастырю, впервые упоминаемому в 1412 году как «монастырь Ивана Златоустаго вне града Москвы». В 1923—1993 годах переулок именовался Малым Комсомольским по находившемуся по соседству Центральному комитету ВЛКСМ. В 1993 году ему было возвращено историческое название.

До XX века ансамбль Златоустовского монастыря дошёл в виде строений начала-середины XVII века, практически все они были снесены к 1933 году, на освободившемся месте в 1930-х годах возведена жилая застройка (Большой Златоустинский переулок, № 3а, стр. 2, № 3—5, стр. 1).

Примечательные здания и сооружения

По нечётной стороне
 № 1/11, стр. 1, дом и школа Матвея Казакова
, здание XVIII века, архитектор Матвей Казаков. В этом доме архитектор жил и работал последние 30 лет своей жизни, здесь находилась его Архитектурная школа. В 2014 году здание передано на баланс управления делами президента РФ.
 № 3, стр. 1 и 3, городская усадьба М. Ф. Казакова — Е. М. Татищевой
, здание середины XVIII—XX веков, архитекторы — Матвей Казаков, Константин Быковский, Г. С. Грачев.
 № 5, келейный корпус Златоустовского монастыря
Двухэтажный дом 1862 года постройки, единственное строение, оставшееся от снесённого в советские годы монастыря. В здании находится Культурно-просветительский центр во имя святителя Иоанна Златоуста при церкви Космы и Дамиана на Маросейке.
 № 7, стр. 1.
Изначально школа. Автор проекта архитектор Барщ, Михаил Осипович. Построена в 1934—1935 годах.
Нынче в здании расположен Финансовый университет при Правительстве РФ.
 № 9/2
Здание занимает детский сад № 2032
 № 13/2/9, доходный дом П. А. Хвощинского
Здание 1896 года постройки, архитектор — Игнатий Залесский.

По чётной стороне
 № 2 (левое стр.) — доходный дом (1910, архитектор Павел Щетинин).
 № 4 — дом Императорского человеколюбивого общества (1877—1878, архитектор Виктор Веригин). Первоначально здесь находился приют для детей воинов, убитых на войне, в начале XX века в здании размещалось Московское архитектурное общество.
 № 6 — в здании находится проектный институт «Нефтеспецстройпроект».
 № 8, стр. 2 — жилой дом. Здесь жил реставратор Савва Ямщиков.
 № 10 — доходный дом Фроловых (1873, архитектор Андрей Стратилатов).
 № 10, стр. 3а — палаты Муханова (XVII век).

Транспорт
В переулке одностороннее движение, в направлении к Большому Златоустинскому.

См. также
 Большой Златоустинский переулок

Примечания

Ссылки
 Официальный сайт управы Басманного района
 Общемосковский классификатор улиц Москвы ОМК УМ

 Схема улицы
 «Убитая Москва»: Дом Казакова
 Ястржембский Д.А. Гибнет памятник федерального значения: Двенадцать лет разрушается дом великого русского архитектора Матвея Федоровича Казакова // Московский журнал. — 2015. — № 5 (293). — С. 89—93 .

Переулки Москвы
Переименованные улицы Москвы


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Q: OpenTok - Subscriber failed to subscribe to a stream in a reasonable amount of time I am implementing a Network Test for my Web-application using OpenTok's js library.
To do that, I create a publisher, connect to session, then make a subscriber connect to the publisher's stream.
The Test is working on other browsers (I have tested Chrome and Internet Explorer) but on Firefox version 57.0.1 I get an error - 'The stream was unable to connect due to a network error. Make sure you have a stable network connection and that it isn't blocked by a firewall.'

A: Make sure when you create the OpenTok Session you are using a 'routed' Session, not a 'relayed' one. Also make sure you are passing the 'testNetwork' property to the subscribe method. Here is a working sample:
// Sample code
var session = OT.initSession(APIKEY, SESSIONID);

session.connect(TOKEN, function(err) {
  if (err) {
    alert(err.message);
    return;
  }
  var publisher = session.publish();
  publisher.on('streamCreated', function(event) {
    session.subscribe(event.stream, null, {
      testNetwork: true
    }, function(err) {
      if (err) alert(err.message);
    });
  });
});

https://jsbin.com/quruzac/edit


I love everything about it. Has never had any mechanical problems, performs very well. Super quiet, amazing gas mileage, and looks good.
Its great to travel with my dog, I can put the back seat down and go on trips with him.
Reliable, great gas mileage, no mechanical issues. My favorite feature is the fact that it's a hybrid, so low gas mileage and a quiet car.
2007 Toyota Highlander Hybrid - Upgraded the mommy mobile.
This is the best vehicle I've ever owned! I was tired of the minivan life and decided to cross into the SUV world. It is a hybrid, so it's amazing on gas, and it helps get everyone where they need to be.
It was great to go up the mountains to watch the leaves change colors for the fall.
The best thing about the SUV is the gas-saving capabilities. Also, it is small like a car but has the power and dependability of a truck!
If I had to find something negative to say about this vehicle, it is that the third row is very small.


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The Road (feat. Black Bear). By A Tribe Called Red. • 1 Listen to A Tribe Called Red in full in the Spotify app. Play on Spotify. © Tribal Spirit Music. The Road (feat. Listen to A Tribe Called Red in full in the Spotify app A Tribe Called Red, under license to Tribal Spirit Music/Pirates Blend Records. The Road Lyrics A Tribe Called Red ※ justinswoodshop.com Mojim Lyrics A Tribe Called Red; The Road. Previous Page; justinswoodshop.com Mojim Lyrics. Hip Hop and Pow Wow Step trio A Tribe Called Red today leant their support to the Idle No More actions and Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence's hunger strike . 20 Jan If you're seeing A Tribe Called Red at the Danforth Music Hall, generous mingling of songs like Bunji's We Ready For De Road with their own.
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Why Big Tech Is Ready to Get Rid of Passwords
TMCnet Feature
By Special Guest
Stuart R. Crawford
Consider, for a moment, how many passwords you've had in your lifetime.
According to a recent CNBC report, at any given time, it's estimated that most office workers have between 20 and 40 different passwords and password-username combinations. Additionally, many people admit to using the same (or only slightly varied) password for a variety of accounts — something that cybersecurity experts strongly urge against.
Another thing that experts don't recommend but that many people do: Storing passwords. Perhaps you yourself have created an Excel spreadsheet to save your passwords or written them down in a notebook you keep in your desk.
All of these practices make passwords a serious security risk, but the actual trouble actually goes even deeper than that because as it turns out, even the best passwords aren't very safe.
Managed technology support provider in Los Angeles, Holden Watne shares how their IT company is helping clients move on from passwords.
The Password Problem
According to Edward Snowden, former
U.S. Intelligence Community officer and noted whistleblower, "For somebody who has a very common eight-character password, it can literally take less than a second for a computer to go through the possibilities and pull that password out."
This fact falls perfectly in line with what we've seen in the history of data breaches worldwide: The vast majority of them have been caused by stolen passwords and other login credentials.
Naturally, this presents the most pressing problem associated with passwords. A data breach of any kind can end up costing a business thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of dollars — or more.
Still, another issue arises concerning passwords in businesses — that of the employee-password problem. It's been estimated that each year, every one of your employees will need to contact your IT department or managed service provider between six and 10 times because of password-related issues. The current cost estimate on each one of these calls is about $50, billed to you. You can see how the ultimate cost here can add up quickly, especially when you factor in all of the workers in your employ and the accompanying productivity costs that these issues bring about.
How Can We Reduce Password Dependence?
Apple, Google (News - Alert), and Microsoft have hundreds of thousands of employees and are thusly, extremely interested in reducing our dependence on passwords. If possible, a switch to a more reliable authentication process could both reduce password-associated costs and improve security by a huge margin.
In essence, there are three ways to authenticate someone who is trying to access a portal or collection of information. You can verify a user by:
Their information (usually what password information they have)
Their possessions (what digital devices they have)
Their biology (who they are)
Often, two-factor authentication will be used as a more durable login method over password use alone. This would mean using two of the above three methods to verify a user. But even this method isn't fool-proof.
What Is Biometric Authentication?
The newest form of authentication is related to who you are. Using your voice, fingerprints, or face, computer technology has now advanced to a stage where an individual's identity can be authenticated with biological factors.
The FIDO Alliance has been a big part of switching users over to a password-free world. With their new technologies and open standards, an increasing number of companies are using the more secure, biometrically-based authentication processes that the FIDO Alliance promotes.
Stay Away From Cybercrime by Staying on Top of Cybersecurity
Does the bad guy have your password?
The truth is, you don't know. And you probably won't know until it's too late.
The best way to stay safe from cybercrime is to enlist professional help from a qualified managed service provider. Managed IT services offer the best of IT assistance coupled with excellent security measures to keep your business safe from data breaches.
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Q: "Canonicalize" PNG files I am looking for a way to process a set of PNG files in such a way that if they contain the same image data, the files will be byte-by-byte identical too.
Is there a quick and easy, automatable way to achieve this in Linux?
Reasons why two files that encode the same image may not be identical:

*

*metadata such as creator and time stamp

*different compression (or compression level)

Basically I am looking for a way to strip the metadata and recompress each file (even if recompression results in a larger file, which tools like optipng do not do).


Here at Keep It Clean, we strive to provide the best quality tile and grout cleaning service available in Little Elm. With our state of the art tile and grout cleaning equipment, we are able to surpass what others only claim. The above image is taken from an actual tile and grout cleaning job in Little Elm. You can see the difference between the dirty tile and grout and the clean tile and grout.
We test your tile and grout to find out which of our environmentally safe cleaning agents to use. Since not all dirty tile and grout are the same, we must test to determine which of our solutions will work best. We carry an acid solution as well as an alkaline solution to make sure we've got all the bases covered.
Once the tile and grout have been tested and the proper solution determined, we apply our cleaning solution and allow some proper dwell time for the solution to start breaking up all the greases and oils on the tile and in the grout lines.
After applying our solution and giving proper dwell time, we scrub your grout lines with a grout brush. This grout brush breaks up all the gunk that has accumulated in your grout lines and along with the cleaning solution, this is the IICRC standard for tile and grout cleaning.
Once the scrubbing is done, we follow up with a hot, high pressure rinse. Basically it's pressure washing your tile and grout with very hot water. What this does is blast hot water into your grout lines, pressure washing all the gunk and the cleaning solution off of the tile and grout, while extracting the dirty water out to a wastewater holding tank in our truck.
After cleaning your tile and grout, we apply sealant to your grout lines. What this does is add a protective and invisible barrier in between your clean grout lines and the dirt that will get on your floor. This prevents your grout lines from staining as well as becoming brittle from use.


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Q: Fluent hHibernate One-To-Many set value in blank first of all, sorry for my bad English
I have the following entities
public  class User
{
    public virtual int Id { get; set; }

    public virtual Application Application { get; set; }

    public User ()
    {
     Application = new Application ();
    }

}

UserMap
 public class UserMap : ClassMap<User>
{
    public UserMap ()
    {
        Table ("Users");
        Id (p => p.Id);
        References (x => x.Application).Cascade.SaveUpdate ();

    }
}

Application
public class Application
{
    public virtual int Id { get; set; }

    public virtual string ApplicationName { get; set; }

}

ApplicationMap
 public ApplicationMap ()
    {
        Table ("Applications");
        Id (x => x.Id);
        Map (x => x.ApplicationName);

    }

I received this json
{

"Application": 1,

}

and save the object this way
                    var user = new User();

                    user.Application.Id = Cast.To<int>(userModel.Application);

                    userService.Add(user);
                    userService.Commit();

Correctly records the data in the table "users" but left blank, the "ApplicationName" table field "application"
I think the error is in this line (user.Application.Id = Cast.To  (userModel.Application);)
because I did not set  "ApplicationName" field
  but if I get the id as a parameter, I will need to get the application object by id, and assign the user object?.
thank you very much

A: You are right, conversion from ID into Entity (Applicaton) will require call to data layer and its operation GetById().
session.Load<Application>(id)
In cases, that we can be sure, that the passed Application ID exists, NHibernate has a dedicated way how to convert ID into its ENTITY. It is a Load() method, which does NOT hit the DB, just creates a proxy with provided ID, and the operation will succeed:
var user = new User();

var applicationId = Cast.To<int>(userModel.Application);

//                behind is session.Load<Aplication>(applicaitonId)
var application = applicationService.Load(applicationId);

user.Application = application;
userService.Add(user);

session.Get<Application>(id)
The alternative is a Get() method, which always loads the instance by ID, i.e. hits the DB. If the ID does not match any ID, null is returned. Advantage in this scenario is, that we can even change the referenced ApplicaitonName (if application exists)
var user = new User();

var applicationId = Cast.To<int>(userModel.Application);

//                behind is session.Get<Aplication>(applicaitonId)
var application = applicationService.GetById(applicationId);

if(application !== null)
{
    application.ApplicationName = ... // here we can even change that;
    user.Application = application;
}

cascade for new.
In case we would recieve brand new object
{
  "Application": { "ApplicaitonName" : ... }
}

We can create one, and because of Cascading setting above, it will work as well
user.Application = new Appliation
{
  ApplicationName = ...,
}


As I have been doing some deep cleaning in my room and thought about why it is hard for people to get rid of stuff, I think the key is not to let it in the home at all. Once it is in, we take "ownership" of it and then it is harder to get rid of.
Even if something is functional, if we don't need it then it is clutter.
Just because something is a good deal, if we don't need it then it is clutter.
Just because you like a piece of clothing, if it doesn't fit you and look good on you then it is clutter.
I have found that as I surround myself with only the things that I really need, use and enjoy, I feel like a burden is lifted and I feel free. There is more time to do other things because it doesn't take as long to clean the house. I started this "journey" two years ago when I decided that I was tired of having my home feel like a burden to clean and take care of. Even when I think I have decluttered everything I need to, I still find things that I really don't need. It is easier to let go the more you do it. It is easier to make decisions when you know what you want. Instead of deciding if it is useful or if you might need it someday or feeling guilty because someone you care for gave it to you, you can decide if it is something you really want and want to take care of. If I had only learned this earlier in my life, I could have saved myself a lot of time and money and energy. I am just glad I learned it now and can move forward making my life the way I want it to be instead of listening to what the marketers are telling me it should be. I am much more careful deciding what comes into our home now.


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        Theming
        Create your own PrimeNG experience

Structural CSS

These style classes define the skeleton of the components and include css properties such as margin, padding, display type, dimensions and positioning.

Skinning CSS

Skinning defines the look and feel properties like colors, border colors, background images.

                    Style Class
                    Applies

                    ui-widget
                    All PrimeNG components

                    ui-widget-header
                    Header section of a component

                    ui-widget-content
                    Content section of a component

                    ui-state-default
                    Default state of a clickable element

                    ui-state-hover
                    Hover state of a clickable element like mouse over

                    ui-state-active
                    Active state of a clickable element like mouse press

                    ui-state-highlight
                    Highlighed elements

                    ui-state-disabled
                    Disabled elements

                    fa
                    Icon elements based on font awesome

These classes are not aware of structural css like margins and paddings, mostly they only define colors. This clean separation brings great flexibility in theming because you don't need to know each and every skinning selectors of components to change their style.

For example Panel component's header section has the "ui-panel-titlebar" structural class, to change the color of a panel header you don't need to about this class as "ui-widget-header" defines colors for panel header.

Free Themes

16 free themes are available for PrimeNG, these include the themeroller themes, twitter bootstrap theme and our custom themes. ThemeSwitcher on the top right section
        of the page dynamically changes the theme at demo pages. Themes are distributed along with PrimeNG itself. In addition, online ThemeRoller designer allows you to create a PrimeNG theme.

Font-size of free themes use em to define the font size of the widgets using .ui-widget class. This is 1em by default and it is suggested to define a base font-size at the body element of your application to adjust the size of
    components.

Premium Layouts and Themes

PrimeNG also supports sass based, fully customizable and easy to use premium themes and layouts such as Ultima
        as Angular CLI projects.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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We believe in the power of culture. One that drives loyalty and advocacy. In other words, we help brands create their own cult-like following.
Culture-driven branding
that lasts.
As markets become further saturated due to rapid globalisation and technology, brand differentiation is crucial to survival. Through culture-aware branding, we let customers do the talking about your brand to drive brand loyalty, advocacy and customer retention.
When brands are culturally aware of the nuances, beliefs and values of their customers, they can begin implementing an experience that better accommodates the needs of customers and employees.
Considered Design is a Monale curated methodology that ensures brands can accelerate business growth by connecting with people through culture. Monale brings together brand insights, customer data and cultural perspectives through a diverse team of leading strategists, data analysts and art directors who ensure brands communicate in a way people feel connected, appreciated and understood.
How we do it.
THE MONALE METHOD
Growth Vision
Articulating brand objectives and targets to achieve in order to accelerate company growth.
Culture Connection
We identify what will connect and retain target audiences with your brand through culture and data focused qualitative, quantitative analysis and creative strategy.
Our team of analysts, strategists and designers consider language, beliefs and context to shape branding that connects and converts.
Why we're Monale.
Monale (monn-nal) came to fruition with a unique story of cultural adversity. Our founder, Mariam Rehman, was studying Accounting and Finance in Wagga Wagga, NSW when the desire to push against the odds sparked curiosity. She always felt that her potential was being limited to her geographical location. Where thinking inside of the box was the only way to move up the social and corporate ladder. Creative thinking wasn't encouraged, rather staying limited to outlines, rules and guidelines was celebrated.
In 2018, she visited Pakistan for a family holiday and attended a lunch at a restaurant called Monal in Lahore. It was there she decided to leave her degree and pursue a vision of creativity. One where business and creative skill is required to maximise and drive growth.
Mariam still resides in Wagga Wagga where she leads teams across Australia and is on a journey to inspire others to achieve growth through creative thinking, wherever they are. Our Vision is to grow Australian communities and businesses by encouraging diversity of thinking, perspectives and skill.
Bringing authentic and
diverse perspectives.
Mariam Rehman
Managing Director x Founder
Mariam has always had a vision to help other leaders achieve theirs. One could say she's impatient for results. Mariam is a culture and brand strategist and entrepreneur who has been featured on SBS, Australian Financial Review, Foundation of Young Business Leaders and was a recent finalist for the Business NSW Outstanding Young Business Leader in 2022 for her entrepreneurship and community impact work.
Bianca de Silva
Head of Creative Strategy
Bianca is an award-winning creative and strategic thinker with over 15 years' experience in advertising and creative comms across a diverse range of verticals and markets, including APAC and the Middle East. Bianca's all about making an impact by blending business and marketing strategy with creativity, big ideas and the power of words.Bianca has been recognised by Cannes Lions, D&AD, One Show, The Effies, Dubai Lynx and Adfest.
What we believe in.
Towards Tomorrow.
We don't get bogged down in the way things have always been done. We're too focused on looking forward and making things happen. Our approach is level-headed business meets, "what if?"
Powerful Partnerships.
Real relationships come with true transparency. It's not about being nice . It's inviting everyone to contribute brain cells towards one shared journey, even if it isn't always pretty. At Monale, we like to think of it as strategy you can see.
Boldly Independent.
We bring unbiased strategic and creative solutions to grow our partners' brands. We're not trying to be another Big Four. And we're not one-size-fits-all mainstream either. We're about making the point quickly. Talking less. And listening more.
Monale Growth Plans
Data and culture-driven and customised plans with a clear path for business growth.
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Culture-conscious branding and marketing where it's strategy you can see.
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