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Russian icon equals NHL record — RT Sport News
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Alexander Ovechkin scored his 30th goal of the season on Saturday night – the 17th time he has achieved the feat
Russian Alexander Ovechkin scored another NHL milestone on Saturday night by scoring his 30th goal of the season for the Washington Capitals. Ovechkin has scored in 17 separate league seasons, tying a record set by former Capitals forward Mike Gartner.
Ovechkin scored Washington's only goal in a 3-1 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers at Capital One Arena. The Russian tied the game 1-1 in the first half, scoring his 30th goal in 45 games this season.
Ovechkin now stands with Gartner as the only two players to score 30 or more goals in 17 seasons. Ovechkin, 37, has reached that total in every season he has played in the NHL except for the Covid-shortened 2020/21 campaign.
More broadly, the Russian continues his pursuit of the all-time NHL goalscoring record held by Canadian great Wayne Gretzky. Ovechkin now has 810 total goals – second on the list and behind Gretzky's tally of 894. Ovechkin also has 400 home goals to his name, making him only the second NHL player after Gretzky to score 400 home goals and 400 on the road, according to statisticians.
Saturday's loss set up back-to-back losses for the Capitals against the Flyers, who beat Washington 5-3 in Philadelphia on Wednesday night. The Flyers are on a strong streak with three straight wins and eight of their last 11 overall. The Capitals have stalled with four losses in their last six games, having won 11 of 13 previously. Ovechkin and co next face the New York Islanders on Monday.
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Q: How do I access an array of objects of arrays? I have a chart and am trying to display the "volume" in a line chart as the primary series & the "temp" as a column chart as the secondary series...(the "compound" will be shown in the datatip):
[{date=Tue Feb 08 19:00:00 EST 2011, volume=1200, 1={temp=-50, compound=helium}, 0={temp=-45, compound=oxygen}}]

I can get the "volume" series to display fine, but cannot get the "temp" series to display...how do I access them? Right now I have:
<mx:ColumnSeries id="secondSeries" xField="date" yField="temp">

A: i don't know which datatpype your Object is.
I use an Array for example. Check this Code:
<fx:Script>
        <![CDATA[

            private var obj:Array = [{date:"Tue Feb 08 19:00:00 EST 2011", volume:"1200", 1:{temp:"-50", compound:"helium"}, 0:{temp:"-45", compound:"oxygen"}}];

            private function onInit() :void
            {
                trace (obj[0].date);
                trace (obj[0][1].temp);

            }
        ]]>
    </fx:Script>

Let me know, if you're using another Datatype.
BR
Frank

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NPR Shamelessly Exploits Cheap Labor
Brent Bozell and Tim Graham | Dec 12, 2018 | Commentary | 0
National Public Radio is out begging for donations this week, with major stations like Washington's WAMU offering gifts like those silly reusable grocery bags touting the "Power of Truth." But the truth can be pretty embarrassing. Apparently, NPR exploits cheap labor.
Washington Post media reporter Paul Farhi has revealed that according to union representatives, 20 to 22 percent of NPR's 483 union-covered newsroom workforce, or 1 in 5 employees, are temps … and NPR has been doing this for decades.
"Without temporary workers — who are subject to termination without cause — NPR would probably be unable to be NPR," Farhi reported. "Temps do almost every important job in NPR's newsroom: They pitch ideas, assign stories, edit them, report and produce them. Temps not only book the guests heard in interviews, they often write the questions the hosts ask the guests."
This is an unusual arrangement in the media. Farhi says, "About 5 percent of the staff at a typical TV station was employed on a part-time or temporary basis," according to a Radio Television Digital News Association survey last year. Radio stations, which have smaller news staffs than TV stations, reported an average of one temp or part-timer in that survey.
The pay isn't awful — around $21.63 per hour, or $45,000 a year if you work full time — but there's no guarantee you will be working consistently. There's health insurance — if you work consistently. And it takes a toll, even on the people still working there. One wrote, "Many, if not most, of the folks I work with in the newsroom started in this ugly purgatory."
Former NPR health reporter Julie Rovner tweeted in response: "I was a temp for seven of my 16 years at NPR. I can't say it caused my anxiety issues, but it certainly didn't help." Veronica Miller Jamison tweeted that she temped for NPR for six years and "the merry-go-round of looking for new assignments and competing with your friends for jobs was not fun."
The taxpayer-funded network's response wasn't convincing. "As a media company that strives to be innovative and nimble, we need talented people who can come in on a short-term basis to help us experiment with a new idea or pilot a new program," said NPR President of Operations Loren Mayor.
Could a major retail chain try this "innovative and nimble" spin with skeptical media liberals? NPR producer Alyssa Edes shot back on Twitter: "This is an outrageously willful misrepresentation of the way NPR uses temps."
Meanwhile, on air on Sept. 3, NPR anchor Steve Inskeep asked NPR's regular economic analyst, David Wessel of the left-leaning Brookings Institution, to judge the allegedly struggling economy under President Trump. Wessel said: "I think what's going on is that workers simply have less bargaining power today than they once did. Unions are weaker. There's an explosion of temp agencies and outsourcing and the gig economy."
Farhi reported that during "bruising negotiations" over a new contract last year, NPR's Scrooge-like management "proposed eliminating all benefits for temps (except those required by law), including health insurance and holiday pay." This was "withdrawn amid broad staff opposition."
This resentment among the workforce is bubbling up over another episode in NPR hypocrisy — news executives like Michael Oreskes, former head of the NPR newsroom, were exposed with allegations of sexual harassment of much less powerful employees, even as NPR ripped into conservatives like Justice Clarence Thomas (and, recently, Justice Brett Kavanaugh) with unproven allegations.
The exploited workers are now throwing stones through NPR's glass house. Can we look forward to the new Democratic majority in the House holding some compelling oversight hearings? And would NPR cover them?
L. Brent Bozell III is the president of the Media Research Center. Tim Graham is director of media analysis at the Media Research Center and executive editor of the blog NewsBusters.org. To find out more about Brent Bozell III and Tim Graham, and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate webpage at www.creators.com.
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Q: Mirroring with xrandr with correct aspect ratio I have two screens with different resolutions: 1920x1080 (16:9) and 1680x1050 (16:10).
I would like to setup mirroring, so I scaled it like this:
xrandr --output HDMI1 --primary --mode 1680x1050
xrandr --output eDP1 --same-as HDMI1 --mode 1920x1080 --scale-from 1680x1050

Is it possible to change the command, so on eDP1 the image would keep correct aspect ratio, e.g. it would be 1728x1080 (16:10)  with black rectangles on the sides to fill 1920x1080?


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Суй шу () — официальная историческая хроника китайской династии Суй, одна из 24 книг Династийных историй императорского Китая. Составлена по заказу династии Тан группой историков под руководством Вэя Чжэна в 636 году.

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Китайские исторические сочинения
Исторические сочинения VII века
Династия Суй
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Just looking at the vibrations that six gives, one may begin to form the image of a nurturing parent. The greatest factor forming six's personality is love. If one has a life path of six, one can expect a life full of giving and providing for anyone and anything they care for. While those who have a life path of six are generally very well liked by those around them, problems may arise when six's idealistic views are not met. Due to six's loving nature, they can be compatible with virtually every other life path. Two, nine, eight, and one, however, are the most desirable.


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Cabaret 313 celebrates five years of world-class cabaret with 2017-18 season; Season features five performances with Tony nominees, Grammy Award winners
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Cabaret 313 celebrates five years of world-class cabaret with 2017-18 season
Season features five performances with Tony nominees, Grammy Award winners
DETROIT, Mich. (August 8, 2017) – Cabaret 313's 2017-18 season marks its fifth anniversary as Detroit's premier cabaret presenter, offering audiences the opportunity to experience some of Broadway's biggest names and brightest young talent. The season includes five performances across the city featuring Tony Award nominees and Grammy Award winners.
"Detroiters have always supported cultural arts, but five years ago there were no opportunities to experience true cabaret performances in the city," said Allan Nachman, Cabaret 313's President and Executive Director. "Presenting these performers in such intimate spaces is unique to Cabaret 313, and we are grateful to have been able to allow audiences to experience amazing artists like Megan Hilty and Alan Cumming."
Cabaret 313 was born as a response to the lack of cabaret performances in Detroit. Since 2013, Cabaret 313 has existed as metro Detroit's only traditional cabaret company, presenting Broadway performers and artists from multiple genres in some of the area's most beautiful venues.
"This year undoubtedly features the largest variety of music we've presented since our inception," Nachman said. "Detroit is a musical city, and our artistic offerings will reach a wider audience with hits from jazz, pop, Broadway and classics from the New American Songbook."
Cabaret 313 has hosted many high-quality cabaret artists over the past five years, including Alan Cumming (above) and
Ute Lemper (below).
The 2017-18 season features five performances with award winners and Broadway stars including Carmen Cusack (Bright Star, Sunday in the Park with George), Kyle Riabko (Spring Awakening), Kelli Barrett (Wicked, Dr. Zhivago, Royal Family), Jarrod Spector (Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Jersey Boys) and Birmingham native Alexandra Silber (West Side Story, Fiddler On the Roof), as well as a special edition performance featuring critically-acclaimed Grammy Award-winning jazz guitarist John Pizzarelli alongside his singer/actress wife Jessica Molaskey. While traditionally seen in New York venues and on the Broadway stage, Cabaret 313 gives these artists the opportunity to perform in a way that brings the art up close and personal with the crowd.
"Cabaret 313 is an opportunity to hear and experience music in a unique way," said Nachman. "You can hear it on a record, you can see it on the Broadway stage, but the intimate cabaret experience is unmatched."
Fostering Tomorrow's Talent
Over the last four years, Cabaret 313 has collaborated with Wayne State University's Department of Music to present master classes to students. Education initiatives will continue throughout its 2017-18 season through partnerships with Wayne State as well as the University of Michigan's School of Music, Theatre & Dance and Detroit's Mosaic Youth Theatre to give young artists in the region an opportunity to learn from its acclaimed artists.
"These master classes can be incredibly influential on the future careers that these students are working towards," Nachman said. "It's an opportunity to interact one on one with these artists in potentially life-changing sessions."
Four master classes will occur throughout the season:
Carmen Cusack and students from the University of Michigan | Sep. 22
Kyle Riabko and students from Wayne State University | Oct. 27
Jarrod Spector & Kelli Barrett and Mosaic Youth Theatre | Feb. 10
Alexandra Silber and Mosaic Youth Theatre | Late March
At the end of the 2016-17 season, actress and singer LaChanze (center) met with Detroit's Mosaic Youth Theatre for a one-on-one master class with some of the city's rising young performers.
Tickets to Cabaret 313 performances are $60 for General seating, $125 for Preferred seating and $25 for guests 40 & Younger. A special $200 Front & Center ticket is available for the John Pizzarelli & Jessica Molaskey performance. To purchase tickets, visit
cabaret313.org or call 313-405-5061.
Subscribe to Cabaret 313 Today!
Subscribers have the opportunity to reserve the best seats in the house while saving up to 15% on their entire order. Simply choose three or more performances to create a Cabaret 313 subscription.
For press tickets or inquiries, please contact Brandon Coulter at
313-405-5061 or [email protected].
Carmen Cusack
An Evening with Carmen Cusack September 23, 2017
The Players Club Playhouse
Tony Award-nominee Carmen Cusack comes to Cabaret 313 following her solo concert debut in 2016 and her critically acclaimed and Tony-nominated Broadway debut in Steve Martin and Edie Brickell's Broadway musical, Bright Star. Previously, Cusack starred in the Chicago premiere of The First Wives Club: The Musical, and she received a Jeff Award nomination for her portrayal of "Dot/Marie" in Sunday in the Park with George at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater.
Kyle Riabko
Close to You: Bacharach Reimagined
The Black Box Theatre at the Detroit Opera House
Kyle Riabko, star and creator of the hit West End and Off-Broadway show Close to You: Bacharach Reimagined, brings his fresh Bacharach arrangements to life in a special solo concert. Accompanying himself on guitar, Riabko presents his contemporary arrangements of Bacharach standards in "One of the Year's Best" performances (The New York Times).
Jarrod Spector & Kelli Barrett
Funny How it Happens
Rivera Court at the Detroit Institute of Arts
Hitched in 2014, Kelli Barrett (Wicked, Dr. Zhivago, Royal Family) & Tony nominee Jarrod Spector (Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, Jersey Boys) present Funny How it Happens, an intimate look at the make-it or break-it moments that eventually brought them together. The show features pop favorites and iconic songs from Broadway musicals while offering an inside – and often hilarious – scoop on what life is really like as a married Broadway power couple.
Alexandra Silber
Coming Home: Alexandra Silber in Concert
Touted as "glamorous and hyper-articulate" (The New York Times), Alexandra Silber grew up in Birmingham, Michigan, and will return home to take you on a musical journey through her multi-faceted international career. The 2015 Grammy Award nominee (West Side Story) will present a unique and intimate evening, combining Silber's signature depth and wit with classic hits to convey her love of her hometown and her journey back home.
John Pizzarelli & Jessica Molaskey
An Evening with John Pizzarelli & Jessica Molaskey
The Cube at the Marjorie S. Fisher and Max M. Fisher Music Center
Hailed by Time Magazine as one of the year's "Ten Best Shows," cabaret's star couple, Jessica Molaskey and John Pizzarelli, bring a combination of Broadway, pop and jazz hits to Detroit in a performance featuring songs by Stephen Sondheim, Johnny Mercer, Adam Guettel, Billy Joel and more. Join Cabaret 313 for this one-of-a-kind mixture of all things cabaret in this special edition performance.
For full season information, visit cabaret313.org or call 313-405-5061.
About Cabaret 313
Founders Sandi Reitelman and Allan Nachman established Cabaret 313 with a dedication to bringing the art form of cabaret to Detroit while supporting and enhancing the increasing energy and vibrancy in the city. As part of its mission, Cabaret 313 also fosters the growth of the art form through master classes with university students and Detroit youth.
Cabaret 313 | 24901 Northwestern Highway, Ste. 312, Southfield, MI 48075 | (248) 559-2095 | cabaret313.org
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If the German vegans can boast about having the strongest man of the world who is vegan, the Czech Republic has a unique person as well. Possibly the tallest vegan in the world (according to available sources) comes from the Czech Republic. It is a basketball player and amateur boxer Roman Halík who is 216cm (7 feet and 2 inches) tall.
Roman cooperates with the Vegan Fighter project mostly as a translator. And this interview is the first of the series of interviews with people who participate in making of this web.


Bagels, New York Style – From My Kitchen…….
There is nothing like a fresh bagel with cream cheese or butter! Who knew that making a homemade bagel was this easy! A great recipe! Like my english muffins, I think it might be hard to go back to store bought!
In a bowl, pour 1/2 cup warm water and sprinkle with yeast and sugar. Do not stir! Let sit for 5 minutes.
After the 5 minutes, add 1/3 cup warm water and stir until the yeast and sugar are dissolved.
Add the flour and salt, mixing until a dough forms, adding water as needed. Knead until a firm, stiff dough is formed. Place in an oiled bowl and cover with a damp cloth and let rise for 1 hour.
Divide dough into 8 pieces. Form into disks, gently poking a hole in the middle of each, forming the shape of a bagel. Set on a baking sheet lined with parchment or a baking mat and let rest, covered for 10 minutes.
Bring a pot of water to boil, turn to simmer and add 3 bagels. Let boil for 1 minute, turn and boil for another 2 minutes. If you want chewy bagels, let boil for 2 additional minutes, turning at the halfway point. Repeat until all bagels are boiled. Place bagels on your baking sheet.
At this point, if you want to add a topping, brush bagels with a quick egg wash and sprinkle with your topping. I did plain, poppy, and sesame.
Bake in a 425 degree oven until a beautiful golden brown, about 20 – 25 minutes.
Let cool, toast, and enjoy!


Best uniforms were the ones in the last Picard movie: gray with the different colors in just the turtleneck.
Yeah those were good. I was glad they brought them in to DS9.
I found them to be more professional looking than the previous TNG ones, if that makes any sense.
I remember the ones in the first movie looked so different than anything else. Like from another 70s sci fi movie entirely.


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The 5 Best Front-End Frameworks in 2020
UI/UX design is the core of every mobile app, website, web app, and software. It's the first level of your digital product that customers interact with and use, so it needs to be flawless. The UI/UX makes or breaks the customers that you attract – if you offer a tremendous in-app experience, you'll retain more users, and if your digital product fails, then you lose users.
To offer a smooth UI/UX design, you need to choose a framework that gives you the features that help you build you the perfect design. Apart from functionality, UI/UX design also works as the appealing aspect of a digital product. The UI (User Interface) is what the user sees, so it's essential to make it look eye-catching that makes the user stay.
Here's a list of frameworks to start building the front-end of your digital product.
The Best 5 Frameworks to Create A Flawless Front-End
1. React
2. Angular
3. Flutter
4. Vue.js
5. jQuery
Which is the Right Front-End Framework for You?
React is known to be the simplest framework to learn and work within the developer community. The framework was created by Facebook in 2013 with the main purpose to fix and make the code functional. It was a preferred framework to fix maintainability issues and add extra features to the app.
The open-source framework has its Document Object Model (DOM) that offers additional features that make the UI/UX more functional. React doubles as a framework that helps businesses deal with app traffic by offering complete control.
It offers declarative views that make debugging the code easy.
The virtual DOM creates a copy of the original DOM as a representation.
React lets developers create cross-browser interfaces.
The JSX feature makes writing React components easy.
It has Flux controls that use one-way data binding to help control the workflow.
The webpages on React are individual components that can be moved around as needed.
Angular is the only front-end framework that's written in TypeScript in the list. The framework was created in 2016 by Google to keep up with the increasing demand of technology and offering the best functional features. Unlike React, Angular offers two-way data binding to maintain workflow and code creation. Two-way binding means any change that is made to the model will immediately sync and reflect on the view.
Angular is an open-source framework that allows UX designer and developers to create multi-page mobile apps and websites. Websites of famous companies like Forbes, Xbox, BMW, etc. are built using the framework.
It has features to build progressive web apps that offer a mobile app-like experience to users.
The framework is integrated with NativeScript that helps developers build native apps.
Angular has a 'code-splitting' feature that aids in loading mobile apps in seconds to be viewed as needed.
It provides a powerful template to build flawless UI.
The Angular CLI has components that speed up the app development process.
The framework offers web development company features to create animations for their digital products.
Flutter is a fast-growing front-end framework that needs your attention. The open-source framework was launched in 2015 by Google to aid Android developers. Flutter has become great support in a short time because it provides cross-platform development features. The cross-platform feature can be used to build apps and websites across multiple devices using the same code.
The open-source, cross-platform toolkit uses the Dart programming language to write code and has its own graphics engine called Skia.
The 'Hot Reload' feature by Flutter is a handy tool that allows developers to view their changes as they make them during development. The changes are visible within seconds in the view window.
App development is smooth with the native code, third-party integrations, and Flutter APIs.
The Dart programming language used to write code makes Flutter app development quicker.
The widgets on Flutter are customizable and can be used as needed.
The hybrid apps built using Flutter have a native feel and UI/UX design.
Vue.js is a simple and straightforward component-based framework that is widely used for building the front-end of digital products. The versatile framework allows developers to perform multiple tasks related to app development. Vue.js is an independent tool that doesn't require any other third-party integrations or tools to create a unique UI/UX design.
The framework has multiple libraries, and they can be interchanged as per the size of the project. Vue.js is used by some famous brands like 9gag, Xiaomi, Alibaba, etc.
It has a virtual DOM feature that clones the original DOM and improves the development process.
The data binding feature helps set up the HTML attributes for the completion of a project.
It has a list of templates that help bind the DOM and Vue.js data.
js provides simple APIs that can be integrated to design flawless UI/UX design.
jQuery is one of the oldest front-end development frameworks that was launched in 2006. Even though it's pretty old, the framework is still widely chosen because it has continued to grow to fit the technology requirement in 2020. jQuery offers simplicity and feasibility that eliminates the need to write numerous lines of code.
jQuery is a library at its core, but it can be used to optimize the front-end of websites and mobile apps. Developers prefer to use it for its HTML5-based UI system that helps build friendly and intricate UI/UX design.
It's a feature-rich library that allows developers to build intricate designs.
It has a versatile DOM that allows adding, removing, and adjusting components easily.
jQuery provides support for handling dynamic content.
The HTTP requests are simple to use.
Various frameworks come recommended for front-end development. Many famous brands prefer the best frameworks. If you feel indecisive, the easiest decision is to choose one that fits the requirements of your project. Each front-end development framework offers a unique set of features that can aid the development process. Talk to your developer or company designster, and give them the liberty to pick a framework that makes the process simple and faster. Good luck!
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Can Organic Food Help With Obesity?
Many people know about organic food, but not many people understand that it can help with relieving obesity when used as part of your regime for weight loss. When you eat organic food you will find that you are able to provide your body with more essential nutrients, especially when it comes to vegetables that are steamed.
Food that is conventional contains a number of chemicals, and your body then has to try and dispose of these in order to keep your system from becoming poisoned so keep track of the toxins your putting into your body with office supplies to keep track. The majority of this work is performed by the liver, which is a key organ when it comes to your weight loss being a success of a failure. The body's powerhouse is the liver, and it is also the greatest fat burner as well. In order for it to work the best that it can you need to be able to properly feed it. This means that you need to ensure that you have enough fiber and that you are limiting the amount of toxic chemicals in your food and alcohol.
In order to ensure that the essential organs are able to operate at their peak efficiency, and to ensure that you make the most when it comes to your attempts with weight loss, you need to feet food that is of good quality. You should preferably take part in food that is free of extra chemicals and raw, and this is what makes it a good choice to choose organic good.
Conventional manufactures will add synthetic chemicals deliberately to foods that are processed in order to help increase the shelf life. They will also add hormones and pesticides in order to be able to boost the volume of crops.
Don't eat too much conventional food as this type contains the chemicals that are certainly going to affect the digestive system and liver performance, which can result in you putting weight on instead of being able to watch the pounds drop off.
Organic food can really help you to make a difference in your weight loss goals. You will have less stress on the digestive system, and therefore there will be less production of fat. As you can see, this can help you to achieve the thinner and leaner you that you have been working towards. It is just important to make sure that you still incorporate excise into your diet to see the best results possible.


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Q: Does the sum $\sum_{j=1}^n a_{ij}(x_i-x_j)=0$, for all $i=1,...,n$, where $a_{ji}=a_{ij}\neq 0$ implies that the $x_i=x_j$ for all $i,j$? Assume we have
$$
    \sum_{j=1}^n a_{ij}(x_i-x_j)=0, \qquad \forall i=1,...,n,
$$
where $a_{ij}$ are complex coordinates satisfying $a_{ji}=a_{ij}$ and are not zeros. Can we conclude that $x_i=x_j$  for all $i,j$ ?
In fact, for $n=2$, one can observe that the result follows immediately for $n=2$. For n=3, we can solve the linear system and obtain $x_1=x_2=x_3$.
How can we prove it for any $n\in \mathbb{N}$ ?

A: Let ${A=
\begin{pmatrix}
1 & -1 & 2 & -2 \\
-1 & 1& -2 & 2\\
2 & -2& 5 & -5 \\
-2 & 2& -5 & 5
\end{pmatrix}}$
It is clear that $A$ is symmetric and no elements are zero while the rows (and columns) sum to $0$. So if we find an eigenvector $(a,b,c,d)$ for the eigenvalue $0$ (determinant is zero by design as some rows are proportional) with not all elements equal we are done. But by writing the equation for that we get $a=b, c=d$ so we can take $a=b=1, c=d=2$ and get a counterexample to the claim.


Swiss cheese, sitting on top of … synthetic blue skin. The technology was provided by the D'nalnori of Planet 15 in Contested Zone. We, or at least a contingent from the Illuminati, struck a deal with them in return for small arms. Who knew our shoulder-mounted rocket launchers would be so effective against their Chlaxian menace?
While those are interesting theories, and may actually be correct, I believe that both of you are ignoring a very important bit of information. Specifically, the fact that Friday is May 1st. Or, to use the vernacular of the TI and many other Earth based belief systems, Beltane.
These are clearly eggshells, the shattered remains of symbol co-opted by the borg-like religion known as modern Christianity.
That's not to say that the Chlaxian's were not involved. As I recall, the Chlaxians are a mammalio-reptilian race, correct? And as such, their young are incubated in egg clutches, much like the platypus of Earth. While the TI are generally against using the young of pseudo-intelligent races for the purposes of ceremonial sacrifice, I have heard that certain off world sects do prize the Chlaxian shells for their bright blue color and often reassemble the shells post-hatch. As noted previously, blue is a very important color for the TI.
Indeed, this theory might explain why these shells are sitting in a white liquid. The corrugated nature of the container (see the left side of the picture) likely ensures a minimal use of adhesives on the edges of the shells. Once the shells are painstakingly reassembled, they are often decorated, not unlike those of the Russian artist, Peter Carl Faberge. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised of Faberge is also a member of the TI.
Yer all wrong. It's the remnants of Bonesparkle's brain.
I see mushrooms, or maybe what i'm seeing is because of mushrooms.
More realistically i'm going to say Easter egg shell pieces with some strange lighting.
Sorry it took me so long to reply – many Earth duties filled my day.
I see you all have figured out the true nature of the image, so you would likely not be fooled by a lame attempt to say it looks like a swiss cheese pansy flower.
By the way, did you know that the Platypus is venomous? I'm not able to fully share with you the experimentation involved with their venom – but it it was a trade off in the evolutionary process. They had to be compensated in some way for taking all the left over designs.
A pansy? What the heck did you do to it? Freeze it in liquid nitrogen and drop it off the Space Needle? I swear it looks cracked.
I've got access to the pansies, Dawn's got the space needle, liquid nitrogen anyone? Ubertramp? I suppose we need someway to get above the space needle…details.
I think you may actually be missing the forest for the trees; I initially saw "eggshells" at first as well. Try to refocus and see the blue as being underneath, not on top.
I think you've been munching on Lex's shrooms. Or, maybe, Bonesparkle's brain.
Not _quite_ crazy enough to try Bonesparkle's brain.
No matter what it is (I like the idea of pansies, liquid nitrogen and the Space Needle), it looks like an abstract image of Earth seen from space. VERY cool.
The ideas keep coming – Maureen – the earth from space – right on.
Interesting that some of you see the blue and some see the swiss cheese. Maybe an S&R Rorschach Test?
I also initially saw the blue on top. Before I could make out the grooves in the swiss cheese, I thought it was some item made of denim, bunched up and soaking in parafin. It reminded me of making batik pillows in junior high art class.
I completely missed the Swiss cheese foreground. What an optical coup, Dawn.


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Fedora 11 Update: couchdb-0.9.1-1.fc11
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Fedora 10 Update: alienarena-7.30-1.fc10
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fedora Update Notification FEDORA-2009-8208 2009-08-01 23:14:25 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name : alienarena Product : Fedora 10 Version : 7.30 Release : 1.fc10 URL : http://red.planetarena.org/ Summary : Multiplayer retro sci-fi deathmatch game Description : Alien Arena 2009 is an online deathmatch game with over 30 levels, seven modes of play, loads of mutators, built-in bots, multiple player characters and weapons (with alt-fire modes). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Update Information: Update to 7.30, Alien Arena 2009. A large number of new features have been added, and bugs fixed. See the full changelog here: http://icculus.org/alienarena/changelogs/7.30.txt -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ChangeLog: * Thu Jul 30 2009 Tom "spot" Callaway <tcallawa(a)redhat.com> - 7.30-1 - update to 7.30 * Fri Jul 24 2009 Fedora Release Engineering <rel-eng(a)lists.fedoraproject.org> - 7.21-3 - Rebuilt for https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_12_Mass_Rebuild * Mon Feb 23 2009 Fedora Release Engineering <rel-eng(a)lists.fedoraproject.org> - 7.21-2 - Rebuilt for https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_11_Mass_Rebuild * Fri Jan 30 2009 Tom "spot" Callaway <tcallawa(a)redhat.com> - 7.21-1 - update to 7.21 - apply Paul's patch to print the search paths -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- References: [ 1 ] Bug #514734 - alienarena 7.30 version bump https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=514734 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This update can be installed with the "yum" update program. Use su -c 'yum update alienarena' at the command line. For more information, refer to "Managing Software with yum", available at http://docs.fedoraproject.org/yum/. All packages are signed with the Fedora Project GPG key. More details on the GPG keys used by the Fedora Project can be found at http://fedoraproject.org/keys --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fedora Update Notification FEDORA-2009-8208 2009-08-01 23:14:25 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name : alienarena-data Product : Fedora 10 Version : 20090730 Release : 1.fc10 URL : http://icculus.org/alienarena/ Summary : Data files for Alien Arena 2009 Description : Data files (audio, maps, etc) for Alien Arena 2009. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Update Information: Update to 7.30, Alien Arena 2009. A large number of new features have been added, and bugs fixed. See the full changelog here: http://icculus.org/alienarena/changelogs/7.30.txt -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ChangeLog: * Thu Jul 30 2009 Tom "spot" Callaway <tcallawa(a)redhat.com> 20090730-1 - update to 20090730 (7.30) * Fri Jul 24 2009 Fedora Release Engineering <rel-eng(a)lists.fedoraproject.org> - 20090115-3 - Rebuilt for https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_12_Mass_Rebuild * Mon Feb 23 2009 Fedora Release Engineering <rel-eng(a)lists.fedoraproject.org> - 20090115-2 - Rebuilt for https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_11_Mass_Rebuild * Fri Jan 30 2009 Tom "spot" Callaway <tcallawa(a)redhat.com> 20090115-1 - update to 20090115 (7.21) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- References: [ 1 ] Bug #514734 - alienarena 7.30 version bump https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=514734 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This update can be installed with the "yum" update program. Use su -c 'yum update alienarena-data' at the command line. For more information, refer to "Managing Software with yum", available at http://docs.fedoraproject.org/yum/. All packages are signed with the Fedora Project GPG key. More details on the GPG keys used by the Fedora Project can be found at http://fedoraproject.org/keys --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Fedora 11 Update: gauche-gl-0.4.4-5.fc11
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Fedora 11 Update: boinc-client-6.6.37-2.r18632svn.fc11
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fedora Update Notification FEDORA-2009-7940 2009-07-23 18:31:50 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name : boinc-client Product : Fedora 11 Version : 6.6.37 Release : 2.r18632svn.fc11 URL : http://boinc.berkeley.edu/ Summary : The BOINC client core Description : The Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC) is an open- source software platform which supports distributed computing, primarily in the form of "volunteer" computing and "desktop Grid" computing. It is well suited for problems which are often described as "trivially parallel". BOINC is the underlying software used by projects such as SETI@home, Einstein@Home, ClimatePrediciton.net, the World Community Grid, and many other distributed computing projects. This package installs the BOINC client software, which will allow your computer to participate in one or more BOINC projects, using your spare computer time to search for cures for diseases, model protein folding, study global warming, discover sources of gravitational waves, and many other types of scientific and mathematical research. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Update Information: - Update to 6.6a branch (resolves BZ#477882) - Ship shared libraries too, link client dynamically to them - Added short user guide exported from wiki as USAGE_FEDORA - Fixed SELinux issue in logrotate script, resolves BZ#498165 - Condrestart the service after package update. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ChangeLog: * Tue Jul 21 2009 Milos Jakubicek <xjakub(a)fi.muni.cz> - 6.6.37-2.r18632svn - Rebase to 6.6a branch (resolves BZ#477882) - Ship shared libraries too, link client dynamically to them - Dropped boinc-rsa.patch (merged upstream) - Dropped boinc-client-6.4.5-event.patch (merged upstream) - Dropped boinc-cuda.patch (merged upstream) - Dropped boinc-gccflags.patch (merged upstream) - Updated boinc-gcc44.patch (merged partially) - Disable newly appeared standard rpaths - Added short user guide exported from wiki as USAGE_FEDORA * Sun Jul 19 2009 Milos Jakubicek <xjakub(a)fi.muni.cz> - 6.6.37-1.r18631svn - Update to 6.6 branch - Removed boinc-locales.patch (merged upstream) - Added boinc-macbuild.patch to fix ppc/ppc64 build failure - Fixed typo in upstream bugtracker link - Fix SELinux issue in logrotate script, resolves BZ#498165 * Thu May 14 2009 Milos Jakubicek <xjakub(a)fi.muni.cz> - 6.4.7-11.r17542svn - Condrestart the service after package update. - Added R: initscripts (needed for /sbin/service), chkconfig R: moved to scriptlets. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- References: [ 1 ] Bug #477882 - boincmgr attach to project screen is unuseable. https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=477882 [ 2 ] Bug #498165 - boinc-client tries to touch /var/run/boinc_was_running and fails https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=498165 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This update can be installed with the "yum" update program. Use su -c 'yum update boinc-client' at the command line. For more information, refer to "Managing Software with yum", available at http://docs.fedoraproject.org/yum/. All packages are signed with the Fedora Project GPG key. More details on the GPG keys used by the Fedora Project can be found at http://fedoraproject.org/keys --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Fedora 10 Update: tryton-1.0.5-1.fc10
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Fedora 10 Update: trytond-1.0.5-1.fc10
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Fedora 10 Update: mysql-5.0.83-2.fc10
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Fedora 11 Update: php-pear-Auth_HTTP-2.1.6-2.fc11
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1. Critical Thinking in United States History: Spanish-American War to Vietnam War / Book 4
by Kevin O'Reilly
A thinking approach to learning history. Makes history fresh, relevant, and real!
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2. Blue jackets of '98; a history of the Spanish-American war
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3. Inside the Spanish-American War: A History Based on First-Person Accounts
by James M. McCaffrey
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This is the story of the Spanish-American War, told not from the perspective of generals, policy makers, or politicians, but from that of the soldiers, sailors and marines in the field and the reporters who covered their efforts. Concentration on the daily lives of these people provides insight into the often overlooked facets of a soldier's life, detailing their training and interaction with weaponry, their food, clothing, and medical supplies, and their personal interactions and daily struggles. While the Spanish-American War set the stage for America's emergence as a global power, this is its history on an individual scale, as seen through the eyes of those upon whom the war had the most immediate impact. ... Read more
4. A History of the Spanish-American War of 1898
by Richard Handfield Titherington
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5. The American-Spanish War: A History By The War Leaders
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Speak up on behalf of Christian doctors
21 Jan 2015 Speak up on behalf of Christian doctors
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The following is a guest post by Jonathan Van Dyken. Please read to the end for a step-by-step guide to speaking up very effectively on this particular issue.
Do you live in Ontario and have a pro-life family doctor? If you value his survival, then you need to speak out NOW! The ancient Hippocratic oath which essentially required that a doctor, first of all, do no harm has been transformed into his professional obligation to do harm in certain situations. For example, he must either perform abortions or refer to another doctor who will. My understanding is that this requirement will also be in place for prescription of contraceptives, mutilation for sex changes, and also death by euthanasia (which has increasing likelihood of being legalized by the Supreme Court of Canada).
The CPSO Policy
Who would be the author of such horrible confusion? The new policy comes from the regulating College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO). The government of Ontario says the CPSO must do more to conform to the Ontario Human Rights Code, the root of the confusion. The Ontario government appoints to the CPSO's governing council 13 to 15 of its 32 to 34 members. These appointees are not doctors and have their terms decided by the provincial government.
Why does the Ontario government want to make every doctor a partner in killing people? Long ago monks in monasteries cared for the sick because of love for neighbour. The Church started hospitals and universities in which the sanctity of human life was recognized. Today the civil government controls hospitals and universities, and secular humanists are the majority. They had the sexual revolution in the 1960s and don't believe in God, but traditional morality still limits them. For example, after 1988 Canada no longer had any law restricting abortion, but there were still many doctors who refused to do it or refer for it. So although abortion is not illegal and we are taxed to pay for it, doing away with a pre-born child is not as easy as the secular humanists would like.
Our Freedoms and Liberties
But what about freedom of speech, religion, assembly, and association? These were our inheritance from England, meant to protect us from a capricious state, and originally useful to the secular humanists, too. For example, universities used to think freedom of speech was very important. My understanding is that once the secular humanists were a majority and their religion had evolved away from traditional morality, they found these freedoms to be more of an obstacle than a help. Or maybe increasing socialism, the attitude that "the government should do something about it" was the cause. Anyway, the secular humanist solution was the addition of new group rights that, intentionally or otherwise, will undermine and effectually do away with the old individual rights. Thus the Ontario Human Rights Code came into existence. Of course, the secular humanists say that the older rights still exist but they have to be "balanced" with the new rights which increase the power of the state and its potential for caprice.
In the case of freedom of religion, "balance" effectually means that the secular humanist judges will determine which Christian beliefs are trivial and which are significant. It means that the Christian doctor may not speak of his faith to his patients nor warn them against immoral living. It means that if he is unwilling to kill a pre-born child then he must recommend a doctor who will. Please read the second half of the draft policy. But be careful! Secular humanists make different meanings and emphases than we do when they choose such words as "rights", "religion", "health services", "harm", "dignity", and "personal".
Where can you read the draft policy? Can you protest it? Go to the CPSO consultation site. The CPSO that regulates Ontario's medical profession has tentatively approved the policy but will accept public input until February 20. Take the survey, read comments of others, and write one or two yourself. I found survey questions 11, 13, and 15 to be the most important, chose "strongly oppose" for them, and expanded on my response to them. Survey results from a consultation in the summer of 2014 show that many Canadians appear to agree that a doctor should refer if he will not perform a procedure he thinks is wrong. But what does God require in the sixth commandment? I am not to dishonour, hate, injure, or kill my neighbour by thoughts, words, or gestures, and much less by deeds, whether personally OR THROUGH ANOTHER.
Here is a brief step-by-step guide to taking the survey:
Have you read the 6-page draft policy? Survey question 4 asks whether you have read it. To read it, click on the blue "Professional Obligations and Human Rights" link on the Web page in step 2.
Go to http://policyconsult.cpso.on.ca/?page_id=5165 This should be the "Professional Obligations and Human Rights" consultation page.
There's a headline "PROVIDE YOUR FEEDBACK" on the right side near the top. Click on "online survey".
Questions 1 to 4 are straightforward questions about you.
Questions 5 to 10 are about the clarity and comprehensiveness of the survey and the meaning of discrimination. I would choose "Neither agree nor disagree" for all the statements in Questions 5, 7, 8, and 10. That's eighteen clicks of your mouse button.
Questions 11 to 16 are the reason you're taking this survey. I'd advise choosing "Strongly Oppose" for each of the five expectations in Question 11. (Canada is a free country, but Ontario's government appears to be attempting to convert everybody to secular humanism.) Again choose "Strongly Oppose" for each of the six expectations in Question 13. Referral for abortion or euthanasia is forbidden in Heidelberg Catechism Q&A 105. Also choose "Strongly Oppose" for question 15. Its emergency situation requirement is "very broad and will be open to abuse" according to the Christian Medical Society. If you write comments for Questions 12 and 14, then I recommend you also e-mail them to [email protected] or post them yourself on the discussion forum
Questions 17 to 23 are straightforward questions about your consultation experience.
ARPA Note: This draft policy is in response to Policy 5-08 from last summer. As we wrote about here, ARPA Canada provided a formal submission to the CPSO on August 5. Now is your turn to speak up against this policy, in defense of the rights and freedoms of Christian doctors.
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Hard decisions are critical. We utilize free will to explore and experience consequences, which might be honorable if done respectfully, and if done respectfully will be remembered as beneficial. Try not to decide anything, in the mode of haste. Sit ponder the outcomes and do not be surprised how others react toward your thinking. At the end of the day, all you want is a strategic game of Uno!


Mexican singer Magos Herrera reaffirmed her presence as one of the most eclectically compelling singers in any idiom in an intimate duo performance with guitarist Javier Limon for media and a select group of friends at a Chelsea gallery Thursday night. Her previous album Mexico Azul celebrated the African roots of much of Mexican music and culture. Dawn, her new collaboration with Limon, she said, made the connection between Mexico and Spain seem "perfectly natural," a rather brave assertion for someone whose career has advocated so strongly for the people of her native land. But it's a quietly stunning move for her: throughout an all-too-brief, set, she and Limon enjoyed a casual chemistry but also an intense focus and commitment to finding the most subtle shades in the music.
Herrera sang in her signature, minutely jeweled contralto until finally going way up, further than you would expect someone with such command of her low register would be able to. Limon played sparingly and judiciously, letting his phrases breathe, matching the singer's penchant for not wasting notes, which made his occasional flamencoesque flurry all the more intense. They opened the set with a syncopated tango of sorts, Herrera's delivery managing to be both misty and disarmingly direct at once. Then they reinvented Skylark as a richly suspenseful, spaciously contemplative mood piece with hints of both flamenco and Andalucian music.
Throughout the rest of the set, Limon would sometimes shadow the vocals, following Herrera's crescendoing, upward ascents with his own. On occasion, he'd light up a slowly swaying theme with a sputtering crescendo much in the way that Herrera would add gracefully scatting accents to bring a chorus to a gentle peak, singing in both Spanish and English. This approach maintained the flamenco influence without the cliches that so many acts who didn't grow up with the music employ for over-the-top affect. They ended with a number that began with a rainy-day theme that wouldn't have been out of place in the Sade catalog and then took it out almost as a march, with a series of hypnotically shifting vamps.
What's become clear from the past decade's Americana explosion is that whether people admit it or not, pretty much everybody likes country music. And more and more musicians, whether they genuinely enjoy it or not, seem hell-bent on trying to capitalize on that. Groups that would have been stone cold top 40 or Warped Tour punk-pop back in day have traded in the drum machines and Strats for banjos and mandolins. And a lot of jazz people are following suit. Some of it's good to hear – and some of it's pretty dubious.
When you consider an artist from a previous era like Bob Wills, it's a reminder of how much less of a divide between jazz and country there used to be. What trumpeter Dave Douglas and reedman Chet Doxas are doing on Riverside, their turn in an Americana direction, is as much a toe-tapping good time as it is sophisticated. But it's 2014 jazz, not western swing. They take their inspiration from reedman Jimmy Giuffre, who was jazzing up riffs from country and folk music fifty years ago. And they're not afraid to be funny: there's only one aw-shucks cornpone number on the new album, but there's plenty of subtle, tongue-in-cheek drollery throughout the other tracks. The group, which also includes Doxas' brother Jim on drums and former Giuffre sideman Steve Swallow on bass, kick off their North American tour for the album at the Jazz Standard Tuesday and Wednesday, April 15 and 16 with sets at 7:30 and 9:30 PM; cover is 25 and worth it.
Although the grooves on the album are more straight-up than you might expect from your typical current-day jazz outfit, the band doesn't always stick to a 4/4 beat and Jim Doxas finds plenty of wiggle room when they do. The two-horn frontline will typically harmonize and then diverge, both Douglas and Chet Doxas approaching their solos with judicious flair: as is the case with every Douglas project, this is about tunes rather than chops. Swallow is the midpoint, sometimes playing chords like a rhythm guitarist, other times grounding the melodies as the drums or horns will go off on a tangent. And he opens the warmly wistful, aptly titled jazz waltz Old Church New Paint with a solo that begins as swing and then segues into the old folk song Wild Mountain Thyme.
A handful of tracks, like the shuffling, ragtime-tinged Thrush and the joyous song without words Handwritten Letter, blend New Orleans and C&W into contemporary themes. The lone Giuffre cover here, The Train and the River mashes up bluegrass, gospel and jazz, while Big Shorty is a swinging platform for high-energy soloing from the horns. Front Yard and Back Yard are a diptych, the initial warmly summery tableau giving way to a devious party scenario with all kinds of lively interplay among the band. There's also a tiptoeing blues number, Travellin' Light, Douglas playing with a mute to raise the vintage ambience. The album closes with a brooding, hauntingly bluesy, shapeshifting tone poem of sorts. In its own quiet way, it's the album's strongest track and most evocative of the clarity and directness that Douglas typically brings to a tune, and Doxas' sax is right there with him. The whole album isn't up at Douglas' music page yet but should be as soon as the album releases tomorrow.
The high point of the Mozart Requiem, as generations of concertgoers and fans of biopics know well, comes midway through the mass where Mozart realizes that he's going to die. A cynic would say that Mozart, ever the egotist, saved his best for a self-penned obituary, but the music transcends that. It's horrifying without being macabre, one of the most chilling existential moments in the classical repertoire. Wednesday night, in the wondrous sonics of their Upper East Side home base, the massive Choir and Orchestra of St. Ignatius Loyola left the audience literally gasping when they reached that moment. Getting there was almost as intense and thrilling. Despite the fact that much of the crowd was obviously familiar with the work, people were exchanging stunned glances in amazement at its angst-ridden power and the ensemble's pinpoint, precise command of it.
Hearing the orchestra and 37-piece choir up close reminded what a hodgepodge it is – and how difficult it is to perform, with all the dynamic shifts, Mozart's shivery strings and elegant foreboding up against Franz Sussmayr's pedestrianly pleasant passages added after Mozart's death to complete the work as a fullscale Catholic mass. But music director K. Scott Warren and his mighty group were up to the challenge, the explosive vocal bursts of the towering Dies Irae passage giving way to the pensively dancing Andante and then the ever-present, achingly imploring Rex Tremendae section on the way up to the central crescendo. The soloists – soprano Tami Petty, mezzo-soprano Sara Murphy, tenor John Tiranno and bass-baritone Kevin Deas all stepped up with power and steely focus when their moments arrived.
Getting to the Mozart was a lot of fun too. The concert opened with baroque composer Heinrich Schutz' remarkably forward-looking, tersely elegaic Seven Last Words of Jesus Christ, a partita for chamber ensemble and fifteen-voice choir plus soloists. Standouts among the performers included but were not limited to baritone Elliott Carlton Hines, with his gretty, plaintive edge; Elisa Singer, whose soprano delivered spine-tingling range and power; contralto Heather Petrie, who dazzled with her split-second ability to shift between registers; and tenor Steven Caldicott Wilson, who raised the ante with equal parts color and poignancy.
And the fun maxed out with an unrestrained, joyous performance of Bach's Jesu, Meine Freude, BWV 227. This piece is a little more straightforward than the typical Bach cantata, which allowed for the group to make an unselfconsciously dancing hymn out of it; that might sound like an oxymoron, but in this group's hands it seemed perfectly natural and impossible to resist, through a stiletto staccato fugue, lilting sways, mellifluous volleys of arpeggios, a bit of a bittersweet nocturne and then its concluding ode to joy. Throughout this piece and the rest of the concert, the sound was seamless yet balanced to a minute degree, keening highs against brooding lows, awash in lustre and rapture, further enhanced by cathedral's magnificent sonics.


Sales compensation plans can be an important lever for driving desired behaviors across the sales team.
Sales leaders often have different views about how to pay salespeople, and for good reason, there really is no one way to compensate. One thing is for sure, however, sales compensation plans can be an important lever for attracting top talent and driving desired motivations and behaviors across the sales team.
Compensation influences culture, which influences performance: Corporate culture is often forgotten as a strong factor that shapes success. A sales-oriented culture, with a competitive compensation plan to reinforce cultural values, can have a positive effect on the success of the sales organization. In fact, research found a strong relationship between sales compensation plans and three important cultural elements: (1) organizational excellence, (2) morale, and (3) leadership. In the study, organizations that compensated above market level rated their organization much higher than the average in all three categories.
Commission caps put the brakes on great sellers: Compensation caps create a culture where mediocre is not just accepted but expected. Research found that companies where compensation was not capped reported higher quota attainment rates. In fact, 79% of sales managers with no compensation cap reported achieving or exceeding quota last year. Additionally, when the impact of capping compensation was analyzed for all study participants, the results suggest companies that achieved lower percentages of their revenue targets were more likely to cap compensation.
Also, tell us what you think. What compensation strategies do you employ that motivate and drive sales success? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.


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