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Paco Séry (* 1. Mai 1956 in Divo, Elfenbeinküste) ist ein ivorischer Jazz- und Fusion-Schlagzeuger. Er ist Mitbegründer der französischen Fusionband Sixun und Leader der Paco Séry Group.

Leben und Werk
Im Alter von neun Jahren erlernte Paco Séry autodidaktisch das Spielen auf einem selbst gebauten Schlagzeug. Später zog er nach Abidjan, wo er unter dem Namen Paco Solo auftrat. 1978 traf er Eddy Louiss, der ihn zwei Jahre später nach Europa mitnahm. Die Zusammenarbeit mit Louiss dauerte sieben Jahre. Außerdem spielte er zwei Jahre mit Nina Simone.

Nach einer Jamsession mit Jaco Pastorius 1985 in Paris heuerte ihn dieser für seine Europatournee an.

Zwischen 1995 und 2007 spielte er mit Joe Zawinuls Band The Zawinul Syndicate. Zawinul sagte über ihn: "Der beste Schlagzeuger, den ich je gehört oder mit dem ich gespielt habe, und ich habe mit allen gespielt."

Séry arbeitete u. a. mit folgenden Künstlern zusammen: Monty Alexander, Mino Cinelu, Dee Dee Bridgewater, André Ceccarelli, Billy Cobham, Michel Colombier, Manu Dibango, Eddie Gomez, Jean-Michel Jarre, Salif Keïta, Éric Le Lann, Didier Lockwood, Ray Lema, Bernard Lubat, Claude Nougaro, Michel Portal, Mike Stern, Carlos Santana, Wayne Shorter und Henri Salvador.

Ausgewählte Diskografie
 2012 The Real Life (Label: Musicovations)
 2000 Paco Séry Group Voyages (Label: Blue Note/EMI)
 1999 Flavio Boltro, Eric Legnini, Pippo Matino, Stéphane Huchard, Paco Séry, Stefano Di Battista, Louis Winsberg, Daniele Scannapieco, Nantha Kumar, Marcello Giuliani Road Runner (Label: Blue Note)

Mit Sixun
 2008 Palabre – (Label: Futur Acoustic)
 2006 DVD – Sixun fête ses 20 ans – Live à La Cigale
 2006 Sixun fête ses 20 ans – Live à La Cigale (Label: Futur Acoustic)
 1998 Nouvelle Vague (Label: WEA)
 1995 Flashback (Label: Polygram)
 1995 Lunatic Taxi (Label: Phonogram)
 1993 Nomad's Land (Label: Phonogram)
 1990 L'Eau de Là (Label: Bleu Citron)
 1988 Explore (Label: Bleu Citron)
 1988 Sixun – "Live" (Label: Bleu Citron)
 1987 Pygmées (Label: Polygram)
 1985 Nuit Blanche (Label: Polygram)

Mit Joe Zawinul
 2007 75th
 2002 Faces and Places
 1998 World Tour
 1996 My People

Andere Zusammenarbeiten
 2011 The Crossing – Eumir Deodato
 2003 Yakar – Idrissa Diop
 2002 Bendera – So Kalmery
 2001 Récit proche – Eddy Louiss
 2001 Safi – Ray Lema
 2000 Poulina – Orchestre National de Barbès
 1997 The blessed rain – Ashley Maher
 1997 Per fortuna Purtroppo – Irene Grandi
 1997 Dife – Kassav
 1996 Sarada – Alma Rosa
 1995 Emotion – Papa Wemba
 1991 Gaia – Ray Lema
 1991 Amen – Salif Keïta
 1987 Afrijazzy – Manu Dibango
 1982 Fodder on My Wings – Nina Simone

Weblinks
 Paco Séry auf MySpace.com
 Sticks: Interview mit Paco Séry

Einzelnachweise

Jazz-Schlagzeuger
Fusion-Musiker
Ivorer
Geboren 1956
Mann

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The Sienese Shredder
nos 1-4; 2006-2010
www.sienese-shredder.com
The Sienese Shredder #1 has a mango cover with a fox and a clock. Inside, right off the bat, is History and Truth (a commencement address), followed by Gérard de Nerval's Chantilly ("filled with very old retired servants, walking their limping dogs"), postcard collages by John Ashbery, music by Alan Shockley, the marketing of surrealism, Ron Padgett, Harry Mathews, A Parliament of Refrigerator Magnets, delirious episodes in contemporary art, a poem played out through a lyrical Twister, a Duchampian chess challenge bearing a cupid, Honey's Metaphoric Energy Transfer, The New Crustacean, and more, ending after over 200 pages with J-K Huysmans, of Against Nature, in Haarlem.
Flip through the next three and find currency collages, mute critics, bughouse poets, Whitman's glasses, Toilet Rolls, Macintoshages, octopussarian impulses, de Kooning's last drawing, epitaphs by William Beckford, eyeballs, giant-size mini books, spools by Crumb, and Jesus Christ. These aren't even the highlights.
Founded and edited by Brice Brown and Trevor Winkfield, The Shredder ran for four issues, 2006-2010. Each issue contained an audio CD. "Contents can include writings by visual artists; art by writers; poets as installation artists; photographers as poets, and the range of contributors moves from the well-known and up-and-coming to the unknown or forgotten," says the website (which has excerpts and issues for sale).
The complete series is available in our Periodicals archive.
Shirley Jaffe, Paintings (Issue #1)
Raphael Rubinstein, In Search of the Miraculous: 50 Episodes from the Annals of Contemporary Art (Issue#1)
Jane Hammond, Paintings (Issue #1)
Ron Morosan, Louis Eilshemius Drawings (Issue #1)
John Graham, The Case of Mr. Picasso (Issue #3)
Larry Rivers, Poems and Drawings from the 1950s (Issue #3)
Posted in Art (Periodicals), Literature, Periodicals
Tags: 2000s, Alan Shockley, art, John Ashbery, literary journals, poetry, print, publications, Ron Padgett, shredder, The Sienese Shredder, visual art, William Beckford
Heresies: A Feminist Publication on Art and Politics ran independently from 1977 to 1993. Each issue focused on a different topic such as food, theater, or ecology. Between the covers you'll find photography, film stills, sculptures, paintings, poems, prose, memoirs, collage, and documentations of performance art. Contributors included Harmony Hammond, Ida Applebroog, May Stevens, Mary Beth Edelson, Sally Webster, and Amy Sillman.
Here is the homepage for the 2009 documentary on Heresies called "The Heretics", directed by Joan Braderman. The site includes an index to the articles.
We have 24 of the 27 issues of Heresies in our back stacks. Come explore them.
Heresies, Vol. 4, No. 1, Issue 13. 1981.
Cover, Back cover.
Heresies, Vol. 2, No. 3, Issue 7. Spring 1979.
From the article "Portrait of an Office" by Margaret Willey
"Baby Contest" by Annette Savitski
Feminist Theatrical Performances
Jersey Shore Women's Wrestling Club
Maria Serebriakova, untitled collage, 1989.
Russian Billboard
"Predominant Ideology" by Kristin Reed, 1988. Krylon, xerox, gouache, chalk. 12″x14″.
Heresies, Vol. 1, No. 3, Issue 3. Fall 1977.
Betsy Dam, The 7000 Year Old Woman. Performance #2, a street event, fully clothed. Photo by Su Friedrich.
Judith Ren-Lay as "Ivy Mouse"
Heresies, Vol. 2, No. 3, Issue 17. Spring 1979.
Photo by Carol Harmel.
Heresies, Vol. 1, No. 3, Issue 3. 1977.
Sandra Desando
Heresies, Vol. 6, No. 3, Issue 23. Fall 1988.
"No Longer Afraid" by Susan Spencer Cole
Installation and Set for "Private Places" by Vernita Nemec
"T.V." by Marina Gutierrez, 1979, Monoprint/Color Etching
"The Rat Patrol" by Christy Rupp, 1979
Posted in Art (Periodicals), Periodicals
Tags: 1970's, 1980's, 70's, 7000 year old woman, 80's, activism, activist, annette savitski, annie goldson, betsy damon, billboard, bisexual, black and white, body language, carol harmel, cecilia vicuna, christy rupp, city wildlife projects, Collage, comb, drawing, drawings, eating disorder, ecology, education, empower, empowering, equality, etching, exploit, exploitation, fairy tales are coming, female, feminine, feminism, feminist, feminist art, feminist issue, feminist issues, Film, film still, fine art, fine artist, gender, gender equality, grayscale, greyscale, heresies, heretics, historical, history, human rights, installation, installation art, jersey shore, jersey shore women's wrestling club, judith ren-lay, kristin reed, lesbian, male, margaret willey, maria serebriakova, marianne wex, marina gutierrez, mary scott, mary stevens, masculine, monoprint, movement, painting, paintings, perform, performance, performance art, photo, photography, pie, pie gag, poem, poems, poetry, political, political art, prose, protest, public art, queer, queer art, rat, rats, revolution, russia, russian, sandra desando, second-wave feminism, sex, sexploitation, sociopolitical, street art, su friedrich, susan spencer cole, theater, theatrical, underground, vernita nemec, woman's rights, women's liberation, women's liberation movement, women's rights, women's wrestling, wrestling
High Performance was published by Art in the Public Interest from 1978 to 1997:
Originally a magazine covering performance art, over time it gradually shifted its editorial focus from art that was formally adventurous to art that was socially and culturally adventurous. Back issues of the magazine can still be seen at better libraries around the world. The High Performance archive is in the collection of the J. Paul Getty Trust in Los Angeles (Art in the Public Interest website, accessed 12/18/2013).
In the SVA library, by definition, one of the better, you'll find all but a few issues of High Performance, 64 in total, from the 2nd issue (1978) to the 76th and final issue (1997).
Accessible in print at the SVA Library and electronically for SVA students via Art Source (MySVA username and password required), Jenni Sorkin's article in Art Journal, "Envisioning High Performance" chronicles High Performance's history and lasting influence, and provides this description of the magazine's format for the first five years of its existence:
With the commencement of High Performance, publisher, founder, and editor Linda Frye Burnham invented a standard format for the documentation and dissemination of live and ephemeral artworks, creating single- or double-paged spreads that paired a photograph with an artist-supplied text chronicling the live event. Operating on an open submission policy from its founding in 1978 until 1982, Burnham published any artist who could provide black-and-white photographic documentation, dates, and a description of the performance (Sorkin).
It was important in terms of documentation, ensuring that these performance art pieces, which often only occurred once, could have a life beyond the memories of a small audience that happened to witness them. It also helped define and lend credence to a genre of art that was not receiving serious critical attention, not least of all because the lack of documentation. High Performance helped define performance art both by what it published and also with what it didn't. By "rejecting outright the inclusion of dance, theater, and music, HP delineated clear boundaries by determining what was not performance art" (Sorkin). Among many other, artists featured include Carolee Schneeman, Pat Oleszko, The Waitresses, Paul McCarthy, Kim Jones, Linda Montano, and Barbara T. Smith.
Please enjoy the following sample from the pages of:
High Performance, no 20. 1983.
High Performance, no 25. 1984. Back Cover.
Anne Bean's "The Fall of Babylon". Photos by Chris Bishop.
Johanna Went. Photo by Anna Barrado
"Orbit on the Hour" by Yura Adams. Photo by Kim McLean.
"Dermoid" by Nancy Forest Brown.
High Performance, no 14. Summer 1981.
Carolee Schneemann. Photo by James Tenney.
Wendy O of the Plasmatics
Sheree Levin and Bob Flanagan's Improvisation with Food and Poetry. Photo by Bones.
High Performance, no 16. Winter 1981-2.
"Disturbed Water" by Louise Udaykee. Photo by Gregory X.
High Performance, no 08. Winter 1979-1980.
"Rolling Drawing" by Nigel Rolfe.
Performance protesting discrimination against women and minority artists in museums.
High Performance, no 15. Fall 1981.
The Waitresses(?)
"In the Garden" by Anne Mavor and Marianne Bonetti. Photo by Elizabeth Canelake.
High Performance, no 09. Spring 1980.
Bea Licata. Photo by Karen Lightner.
Left: Sandra Binion. Photo by Dustin Pittman.
Right: Jurgen Klauke. Photo by Betzel Verlag.
High Performance, no 02. June 1978. Back Cover.
Left: Coco Gordon. Photo by Helmet Becker.
Right: Paul McCarthy. Photo by the Dark Bob
High Performance, no 52. Winter 1990. Back Cover.
The Boonlert Sit Homhuan Theater of Bangkok performing Likay, the traditional popular theater of Thailand, during the Los Angeles Festival.
Photo by Dr. Thomas F. Reese.
High Performance, no 67. Fall 1994. Back Cover.
Rain Spirit and Trash Monster in "Rites of Spring" Procession.
Photo by Shanna Dressler.
Sorkin, Jenni. "Envisioning High Performance." Art Journal 62.2 (2003): 36-51. Art Source. Web. 5 Dec. 2013.
Posted in Art (Periodicals), Periodicals, Uncategorized
Tags: 1980's, 1990s, 559802364, 80's, 90s, action art, action poetry, actions, anna barrado, anne bean, anne mavor, art as conversation, artist, audience, bangkok, bea licata, betzel verlag, bill harding, bob flanagan, body art, boonlert sit homhuan theater, carolee schneeman, chris bishop, coco gordon, communication, conversation, dance, dark bob, dermoid, disturbed water, dustin pittman, eighties, elizabeth canelake, flux, fluxus, fluxus-performance, frank moore, gestural, gesture, gregory x, happening, helmet becker, intermedia, intervention, james tenney, johanna went, jurgen klauke, karen lightner, kim mclean, likay, live art, louise udaykee, manouevre, marianne bonetti, nancy forest brown, nigel rolfe, nineties, parade, pat oleszko, paul mccarthy, performance, performance art, performance artist, plasmatics, poetry, procession, rain spirit, rites of spring, rolling drawing, sandra binion, shaman, shamanism, shanna dressler, sheree levin, thailand, the dark bob, the plasmatics, the waitresses, thomas reese, trash monster, wendy o, wendy o williams, yura adams

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"Are you cooking the Toad or am I?" Ed asks.
"How about we cook it together" Says I.
I wander off and when I return Ed is already slicing onions for the gravy and browning the sausages in a pan.
Having realised that I've been rumbled we agree that I will make the batter, maybe take a photo and he will do the rest. That means I can sit in the kitchen and write this for you. I'm still in my dressing gown anyway from the hot bath that I felt I needed to warm my bones.
It's been a miserable damp day and we have spent a large proportion of it driving around Derbyshire to take George to cricket practice and fetch him back again. The bizarrely busy Sunday traffic seemed to hamper our journey at every turn so we have been on a magical mystery tour of Derbyshire passing each of the roughest areas in turn. I was glad to get home.
There is already a cracking log fire burning in the living room but I'm chatting to Ed and noting down quantities as the batter puffs up around the sausages. I want to wait around so that I can photograph it as it comes out of the oven – before it deflates and gets smothered in gravy.
The boy is not far away, but he is attached to his iPad viewing a never-ending stream of videos of other people playing Minecraft. I am yet to understand this weird occupation of watching other people shout, build things then knock them down again.
The dog (Ernie) is following everyone around, hoping against hope that they might drop some sort of snack. He is on snack-down smack-down due to his ever-increasing weight. In my eyes he still looks lithe and lovely, but he is truthfully weighty as dark matter with its own gravitational pull.
It's not his fault. He's just big-boned. He also very much like crisps and sausages. Who says dogs are like their owners? We like good sausages very much too. We eat them as they are or in a car…in casserole or in a hole.
This is how we make toad in the hole. For those not of a British persuasion Toad in the Hole is just sausages, cooked in Yorkshire pudding batter. George loves it and requested it this weekend instead of a Sunday roast.
We eat it with red onion gravy and lots of green vegetables to counteract the lard.
Ernie might be allowed but half a sausage – as a Sunday treat.
Fry the sausages until nice and brown all over.
Put the flour in a large bowl with a good grind of salt & pepper.
Whisk the eggs into the flour, then gradually whisk in the water/milk and then the mustard.
Leave to rest while you finish browning the sausages and preheat the oven to 200°c.
Preheat the lardy tin in the oven until smoking hot.
Pour the hot batter into the tray, plop in the sausages and bake until puffed up and golden.
This should take about half an hour.
*I used the Silverwood 10″x8″x1.5″ tin and it was miraculous. The pudding didn't stick one bit.
What did you replace the flour with Vic? I'm often get asked for gluten free versions.
Toad in the hole is such a childhood memory for me: whenever I was ill my Mum would make me an individual one to eat in front of the telly – bliss!
An individual toad in the hole sounds pretty decadent! Your mum was good to you.
I love your site, if not just for the pictures, but your recipes are awesome. Love this name. I will try it for dinner on the weekend. Thanks for sharing.
Funny–I have a cat I'm always saying is simply big boned and he loves crisps, too! Toad in the Hole has always intrigued me but there's no U.S. counterpart so maybe I'll give your recipe a try!
MMMMM. I have never had this dish before. But I LOVE sausages so I might have to give this a try!
I absolutely love this recipe and wonder where it's been all my life!
Honestly, your conversations sound so very much like ours. Pete often likes to point out that my idea of me helping with the cooking is occasionally offering to chop or stir something, taking lots of photos and standing around keeping him company, complaining that the kitchen floor is cold. I'm also told off for not being psychic and knowing where to stand because wherever I choose is where he wants to go next! It's all in good humour but I do admit, he's right that I'm not so much helping as forcefully keeping him company and taking pics!
Oh and I also sit around in my dressing gown after got soaky baths to try and warm up when it's cold!
That's it then – this is Saturday night dinner in our house! So glad you posted yours – which looks absolutely perfect.
Being from Texas, I have never made or had this before. I gave it a go last night for a dinner party and it was so well liked that there wasn't even a crumb left 🙂 Thanks for this fantastic recipe, this will become part of our regular dinner rotation!
I'm so glad somebody else uses half water to make Yorkshires though I beat them with a metal tablespoon rather than whisk and I also find they rise better without any resting.


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Yesterday at the hospital, I practiced changing out the g-tube on a doll who had a hole drilled into her stomach so parents like me could practice on her.
Basically this involves deflating the balloon inside the g tube apparatus sitting inside the stomach, pulling out the whole apparatus, and quickly inserting a new g tube apparatus and inflating the balloon with a certain amount of water. Preferably when her stomach is less full so not as much of the stomach contents spill out. This is way less scary on a doll!
Ah, the glorious life of a tube mom! I hope I don't have to change it anytime soon. These have to be changed every 3 months or when she grows too big for her current size g tube.
I am also well-versed now with accessories for Evie's tubie life. Who knew there was a market for G-tube accessories--belts, stickers for the food bag, g-tube doll buddies to help kids not to feel alone, bags for the ice packs, etc. The Feeding Tube Awareness site is definitely the best place to start for a comprehensive list. There is also a good presence of Tubie accessories on Etsy.com.
1. Let's start with fashion! How do you dress your child in a cute piece of clothing if she has a g-tube that needs access?
I definitely find that sleepers with the snaps are much easier for accommodating and allowing access to the g tube. I'm sad that she hasn't been able to wear anything with zippers on the front. Carters had snap front rompers for the summer, and I bought as many of these as I could!
For regular dresses, I anchor the g tube with a grip-lol tape on her side, and then tuck the tube through her bloomers.
Tummy Tunnels: these are good to put on onesies, but not sleepers. I ruined a perfectly nice sleeper because I put a tummy tunnel on it and created a hole for the g tube but then Evie just sat around with a nicely dressed hole in her clothes.
For a zippered sleeper, snip a hole on the seam in the crotch or down the leg. I'm guessing we won't be including these in our hand me downs! We did this with our Zipadee Zips and they work great!
2. How the heck can I go out with my baby if we need to be hooked to a G-tube every 5 hours for 90 minutes at a time?
When Evie was about 3 months old, I saw a woman in a hospital waiting room feeding her son by G-tube with a little lunch cooler next to her. I asked her about it, and she showed me the G-tube bag nestled in the cooler with an ice pack, and another pocket with the pump sitting inside. I was so excited to see this. IV poles don't exactly travel well. So I went to Target and bought my own lunch cooler. That was our first travel bag.
I also found a seller on Etsy who adapts kids' backpacks for g-tubes. I found a penguin backpack on her site and I was in love. Now Pepe the Penguin backpack goes where we go! Pepe gets equipped with a g-tube bag full of formula, and the tubing gets threaded through to the front pocket, which hooks up to the g-tube pump that regulates how much food she gets. An ice pack keeps the formula fresh.
3. How can I keep the G-tube from disconnecting from the extension tube?
We originally used the CORI box, which was invented here in Boston for a girl named Cori. But then the length of the catheters were changed, and now our box doesn't fit anymore. I hear that they are working on a new version.
There are also cloth versions on Etsy, but they don't do much except keep things from rubbing up and accidentally dislodging the connection. If any pulling happened, this wouldn't be very helpful. I learned that the hard way in the car.
My latest find came out of desperation when the length of the bag catheters got longer. That's when I found the AMT clamp, which is harder to put on, but definitely more secure than the others, and allows med port access at all times. Our medical supply company provides this for us.
4. Can the G-tube button come out?
Yes. We were told to take her to the ER asap if this happens, because the hole can close in 2 hours. As kids get older, it's hard to keep them from pulling on the button or tube, so we would have to purchase a protective belt if she has the g tube a bit longer.
There are lots of cute handmade protective belts on Etsy.com if you search for G-tube belts.
5. How long will Evie need her G-tube?
We don't really know. It's up to Evie. The hope is that now that she had had heart surgery, she will gain strength and not burn so many calories by eating, and re-learn to eat without being so tired. As she eats more and more orally, we can wean her off the g tube. I have read about kids developing feeding and swallowing issues like oral aversions, so I am glad that Evie still likes to eat from the bottle, and we will continue to reinforce that. I've talked to several moms who've done it, and some took 2 months and some took 3-5 years. They all said there were ups and downs, but gradually they got the hang of it. There is a feeding team at Childrens Hospital to help us, and Early Intervention as well.
That's the G-tube lesson of the day! If anyone has other questions, I'm happy to answer them! A very good resource is a blog by a tubie mom at Feeding Raya. She has awesome tips for troubleshooting, as well as telling about her own experience.
So great to know! You & Evie are the cutest!
my friend invented this sleeve for her daughter. I do think it can work for g-tubes!
Thanks for the links, Cookiegal! I will check it out!
We won't be seeing you later, Ollie!
Happy 1 month Heart Day!


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Q: Yaws process slows down when opened more than 3 simultaneous tabs I have a comet application that bases on Erlang's gen_server and it works pretty well when used with different browsers but when I open multiple tabs of a page with the same browser, call to .yaws file takes a while to complete, with more than 6 tabs it doesn't even deliver messages until closing half of the tabs, though other browser are functioning normally and
 from the other browser are delivered almost instantly.
Explaining further
The application is too complex to add here to diagnose, Comet/long polling must be delaying the execution of the .yaws file but how???  It must has something to do with the yaws session, these are the tests I made... i opened 6 tabs on Opera, Chrome, Firefox plus their incognitos and signed in as 6 different users and it is functioning very well which I think gen_server is performing normally.  Now I close all browser and reopen one browser plus its incognito, When I open 3 tabs on browser A and one tab on Browser B (which is incognito of the browser A) when I send a message from Browser B to A all tabs receive messages as expected but when I send message from Browser A to B it takes a while when I open 6 or more tabs messages are not sent even after 10 minutes, since long polling performs its tasks normally i think this, somehow causing the problem.
Update
I have been trying figure out this problem for days and finally I found the same issue in yaws examples.
Just open the link below on 7 or more tabs then check out the last opened tab as you go
=> http://yaws.hyber.org/server_sent_events.html
You will notice that the server doesn't respond as expected which is exactly the same problem I am having with long_polling
How do I overcome this problem?

A: This isn't an issue with Yaws, but rather is a browser limitation on the number of server-sent events (SSE) connections you can have to a single IP address. Some browsers allow you to configure higher limits and some don't, which means if you're required to use SSE or long polling, you're pretty much stuck with those limits and will have to devise a way for your application to work within them.
You might consider using websocket instead, as browsers handle those connections differently and so they're not subjected to the same strict limits.

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and is currently the site for significant new development that is both high-profile and cutting edge. This represents a staggering increase of 20% based on the 65,000 existing jobs in the 1.2-square-mile midtown district, according to the Midtown Alliance.


Donald Trump's legal team really doesn't want him to talk to Robert Mueller.
In addition to the possibility of suggesting the president submit written responses in place of an interview, a second person familiar with the president's legal strategy said another possibility being contemplated was an affidavit signed by the president affirming he was innocent of any wrongdoing and denying any collusion. It was not clear what such an affidavit might state regarding the president's firing of former FBI Director James Comey in May 2017 at a time when Comey was leading the Russia probe.
That Trump's lawyers would try to limit his exposure is not surprising in and of itself. But it's notable because it suggests that there is some anxiety that Trump, who has a history of lying under oath, would perjure himself. After all, Bill Clinton allegedly lying about his affair with Monica Lewinsky in a sworn deposition was what led to his impeachment.
Of course, given the scope of the Mueller investigation—which now may be looking into Trump's finances, in addition to possible obstruction of justice—it's unlikely that a signed affidavit denying collusion would be enough to wind down the probe.


YAD's Hyannis Office represents children in delinquency and youthful offender proceedings. YAD provides effective representation in court as well as educational advocacy and individualized referrals to community-based resources.
YAD attorneys are available for consultation and court appointed legal representation. If you would like more information about the court process or local programs that support youth please contact us at (508) 815-5710.
We serve youth in the Barnstable County / Plymouth County / Dukes County / Nantucket County areas including the Barnstable, Edgertown, Falmouth, Orleans and Town of Plymouth Juvenile Courts.
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Q: What regexp to use for removing addresses from emailaddresses using GAS I can't get the regExp syntax into my head, so if would like to ask a simple question here.
I have emailaddresses
name1 < somename1@domain1.com>, name2 < somename2@domain2.com>
I would like to keep name1, name2  but remove the rest
What expression to use?
Basically I want to use a RegExp for
 while (to != '')
 {
    var indexOne = to.indexOf('<');
    var indexTwo = to.indexOf('>');
    if ((indexOne > 0) && (indexTwo > indexOne))
    {
       to = to.substr(0, indexOne - 1) + to.substr(indexTwo, to.length - indexTwo - 1);
    }
    else break;
 }

A: How about this
var s = "name1 < somename1@domain1.com>, name2 < somename2@domain2.com>, name3 < somename3@domain3.com>";
var p = /\s?<(.*?)>/g
console.log(s.replace(p, '')); // name1, name2, name3

Working jsBin


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Cape Taputapu är en udde i Amerikanska Samoa (USA).   Den ligger i distriktet Västra distriktet, i den västra delen av landet,  km väster om huvudstaden Pago Pago.

Terrängen inåt land är huvudsakligen kuperad, men åt sydost är den platt. Havet är nära Cape Taputapu västerut. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km nordost om Cape Taputapu. Närmaste större samhälle är Leone,  km öster om Cape Taputapu.

I omgivningarna runt Cape Taputapu växer i huvudsak städsegrön lövskog.  Tropiskt regnskogsklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är januari, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är augusti, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är januari, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är september, med  mm nederbörd.

Kommentarer

Källor

Halvöar i Västra distriktet (Am Samoa)


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Location: HOME /Reference/Maps
Open Nautical Chart
Open Nautical Chart offers free sea charts for everybody. This chart are usable (offline) with several ship-plotters and Navigation Equipement.
More http://www.opennauticalchart.org
OpenStreetMap is built by a community of like minded people who have local knowledge, who contribute and maintain data about roads, trails, cafés, railway stations, and much more, with this being replicated all over the world.
Through our contributions this powers map data on thousands of web sites, mobile apps, and many hardware devices.
More https://www.openstreetmap.org/
UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO)
The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) is a world-leading centre for hydrography, specialising in marine geospatial data that helps others to unlock a deeper understanding of the world's oceans.
More GB https://www.admiralty.co.uk/
Learn about the United Kingdom and view printable maps of the British Isles and their surrounding land and water areas plus UK travel resources.
More http://www.map-of-uk.com/
Street addresses weren't designed for 2021. They aren't accurate enough to specify precise locations, such as building entrances, and don't exist for parks and many rural areas.
This makes it hard to find places and prevents people from describing exactly where help is needed in an emergency.
That's why we created what3words.
More https://what3words.com/
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HomeAbout USARECcommand_biosBio-Display
5th Recruiting Brigade Commander
COL Roman J. Cantu
COL Roman Cantu was born in McAllen Texas and graduated from Mission High School in 1989, and the University of Texas, Pan American in 1994.
Upon graduation, COL Cantu attended the United States Army Armor Officer Basic Course and was subsequently deployed to Camp Casey Korea from August 1995 to December 1996 serving as a Platoon Leader and Tank Company Executive Officer with the 2nd Battalion, 72nd Armor Regiment.
He became the commander of the US Army 5th Recruiting Brigade May 4, 2018.
Upon successful tour completion, COL Cantu was assigned to the D Company, 1st Battalion 46th Infantry Regiment, Fort Knox, Kentucky, where he served as an Executive Officer of a Basic Training Company from 1996 to 1999.
From 1999 to 2003, COL Cantu was assigned to the 3rd Brigade, 1st Calvary Division, Fort Hood Texas. Positions held during this timeframe included Tank Company Commander in 3rd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment, and the Commander, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3rd Brigade, 1st Calvary Division.
From 2003 to 2006, COL Cantu was assigned to the Warhog Observer - Controller & Trainer Team, Combat Maneuver Training Center, Hohenfels Germany.
Upon completion of the tour, COL Cantu attended the Command and General Staff College, at Fort Leavenworth Kansas, and was subsequently assigned to the 2nd Brigade, 1st Armored Division, Baumholder Germany from 2007 to 2010. Key assignments held during this timeframe include the S3 (Operations), 1st Battalion, 35th Armor, and the S3 (Operations) for 2nd Brigade, 1st Armored Division. COL Cantu deployed to Iraq during this period.
In February 2010, COL Cantu was assigned to the United States Northern Command J35 (Future Operations), located at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, CO as a Homeland Defense specialist focused on developing and refining both homeland defense and natural disaster response plans and orders.
From June 2012 to June 2014, COL Cantu commanded of the 1st Battalion, 35th Armored Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 1st Armored Division located at Fort Bliss, TX. During this timeframe, COL Cantu commanded a Combined Arms Battalion manned with over 800 Soldiers and equipped with M1A2 Main Battle Tanks, Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles, and 120MM Mortar Systems.
From June 2014 to July 2015, COL Cantu was assigned as the Deputy Chief of Staff, G3 of the 1st Armored Division. Key areas of emphasis included planning and synchronizing activities across all of Fort Bliss and the 1st Armored Division.
From July 2015 to June 2016, COL Cantu attended the United States Army War College.
From July 2016 to June 2017, COL Cantu held the position of Chief of Staff to the Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications, Resolute Support Mission stationed in Kabul, Afghanistan. Areas of focus during this time included assisting in the management of strategic communications for the Resolute Support and Operation Freedom Sentinel mission requirements.
From August 2017 until 03 May 2018, COL Cantu held the position as the G5 (Future Plans) for United States Army South.
Decorations and badges include: Defense Superior Service Medal, Bronze Star Medal, Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, the Joint Service Achievement Medal, Army Achievement Medal, the Afghanistan and Iraq Campaign Medals, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, National Defense Service Medal (with service star), Overseas Service Ribbon, Army Service Ribbon, NATO Medal, Combat Action Badge, Army Parachutist Badge, and the Army Air Assault Badge.
COL Cantu is married to the former Patricia E. Rivera of Edinburg Texas and has two children, Alejandro, age 14, and Eva, age 12.


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Деян Яньятович (; 25 февраля 1992, Славонски-Брод) — сербский футболист, выступавший на позиции центрального полузащитника.

Карьера

Клубная карьера
Футбольный путь Яньятовича начался в городской футбольной школе Мюнхена СВ «Нойперлах», где на него обратила своё внимание мюнхенская «Бавария». В составе юношеской команды занял второе место в юношеском первенстве Германии сезона 2008/2009. Проведя сезон в «Баварии» II, Яньятович отправился во вторую команду «Хетафе». Там он пробыл семь месяцев, пока не появилась возможность попробовать себя в Шввейцарии. В «Санкт-Галлен» Яньятович пришёл в 2012 году, а в Суперлиге его дебют состоялся 15 июля того же года в матче против «Янг Бойз». За четыре неполных сезона в составе команды Яньятович успел провести 92 матча, забить четыре гола в Суперлиге. 22 августа 2013 года дебютировал в розыгрыше Лиги Европы в матче против московского «Спартака», а в ответной встрече в Химках забил четвёртый гол в ворота московской команды (итоговый счёт — 4:2 в пользу «Санкт-Галлена»). 3 февраля 2016 года Яньятович стал игроком лихтенштейнского клуба «Вадуц», выступающего в чемпионате Швейцарии. После ухода из клуба1 декабря 2017 года подписал контракт с польской «Термалицей». 16 февраля 2019 года вернулся в Швейцарию, подписав контракт с «Брюлем». 22 сентября 2022 года завершил карьеру.

Карьера в сборной
Яньятович имеет двойное гражданство — Германии и Сербии. Дебют за юношескую сборную Германии состоялся 7 апреля 2010 года в поединке против Южной Кореи — 0:1.

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Футболисты Сербии
Футболисты Германии
Игроки ФК «Вадуц»
Игроки ФК «Санкт-Галлен»
Игроки ФК «Бавария II»


The lawmakers aim at legalising sports betting in the state and introduced a bill in the Ohio House.
US.- The Ohio House received a bill on Tuesday that seeks to legalise sports betting in the state. The legislative piece would create a board to legalise and regulate sports betting activity in Ohio.
Introduced by Rep. Dave Greenspan and Rep. Brigid Kelly, the bill would create the Sports Gaming Advisory Board. The authority has been designed to legalise and regulate sports betting in the state.
Representative Greenspan released a statement and said that the legislation is in response to the decision by the US Supreme Court to lift the federal ban on sports betting, which took place in May 2018.
The bill would pave the way for the Ohio Lottery Commission to manage sports wagering, and the new advisory board would initially provide research and recommendations to the commission.
Businesses that provide sports betting services would be subject to a 10% tax. Greenspan added that the legislation would generate additional funds for public education, as well as problem gambling.


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Koekelberg is een plaats en gemeente in het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest. De gemeente telt ruim 21.000 inwoners. Ze is in oppervlakte de op een na kleinste gemeente van België, na Sint-Joost-ten-Node.

Koekelberg ligt, met de klok mee, ingesloten tussen Sint-Agatha-Berchem, Ganshoren, Jette en Sint-Jans-Molenbeek.

Geschiedenis
Op de Ferrariskaart uit de jaren 1770 staat de plaats aangeduid als het gehucht Koeckelbergh, net ten oosten van Meulebeeck (Sint-Jans-Molenbeek), langs de weg naar Berchem (Sint-Agatha-Berchem). In die tijd was Koekelberg deel van de parochie van Sint-Jans-Molenbeek. Op het eind van het ancien régime werd Sint-Agatha-Berchem een gemeente, en ging ook het gehucht Koekelberg tot die gemeente behoren. In 1841 werd Koekelberg afgesplitst als nieuwe zelfstandige gemeente.

Bezienswaardigheden

 De imposante Nationale Basiliek van het Heilig Hart, die gebouwd werd tussen 1930 en 1970 naar de plannen van de Gentse architect Albert Van Huffel.
 Museum voor Moderne Religieuze Kunst
 Museum van de Zwartzusters
 De Sint-Annakerk
 Het Belgian Chocolate Village, een museum gewijd aan chocolade.

Cultuur
In de gemeente bevindt zich het gemeenschapscentrum De Platoo.
Er is ook een gemeentelijke openbare Nederlandstalige bibliotheek, genaamd Boekelberg.

Politiek
Het gemeentebestuur zetelt in het gemeentehuis van Koekelberg.

Resultaten gemeenteraadsverkiezingen sinds 1976

De rode cijfers naast de gegevens duiden aan onder welke naam de partijen telkens bij een verkiezing opkwamen, rode letters duiden de kartels aan.
De zetels van de gevormde meerderheid staan vetjes afgedrukt. De grootste partij is in kleur.
(*) 1982: KOEBEL (4,39%), CVP (4,13%), UDRT-RAD (3,84%), INT-KOE (2,63%) / 2000: VU&ID (2,66%)/ 2012: Égalité (2,1%) / 2018: N-VA (3,50%), Citoyen d'Europe M3E (0,90%)

Representativiteit
Voor Koekelberg, net zoals voor de andere gemeenten van het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest, geldt dat het aantal kiezers in verhouding tot het aantal inwoners erg laag ligt, zowel absoluut als in vergelijking met de rest van het land. Dit is het gevolg van het hoge aandeel niet Belgische inwoners (ook al kunnen deze onder bepaalde voorwaarden over gemeentelijk stemrecht beschikken). Daarnaast ligt ook het aantal kiezers dat niet komt opdagen, ondanks de stemplicht, erg hoog zodat het totaal aantal uitgebrachte stemmen, inclusief ongeldige en blanco, in de 19 gemeenten van het gewest slechts 44,66% van het aantal inwoners bedraagt. Koekelberg scoort nauwelijks beter met een verhouding van 45,42% uitgebrachte stemmen/inwoners.

Verhouding kiezers/inwoners en absenteïsme bij de gemeenteraadsverkiezingen van 14 oktober 2012
Koekelberg: 54,87% (kiezers/inw.) - 17,23% (absenteïsme)
Totaal Brussels Gewest : 53,89% (kiezers/inw.) - 17,14% (absenteïsme)

Ter vergelijking:

Vlaamse provinciehoofdsteden: 69,30% (kiezers/inw.) - 12,12% (absenteïsme)
Waalse provinciehoofdsteden: 69,04% (kiezers/inw.) - 17,31% (absenteïsme)

Lijst van burgemeesters
 1842-1853: François L. Deneck
 1853-1874: Joseph Ph. Broustin
 1874-1885: Louis Joseph Seghers
 1885-1892: Jean B. Jacquet
 1892-1896: Jules De Becker
 1896-1912: François Hellinckx
 1912-1920: Emile Bossaert
 1921-1926 Henri Van Huffel
 1926-1956: Oscar Bossaert
 1956-1971: Armand Swartenbroeks
 1971-1980: Paul Bossaert
 1980-2001: Jacques Pivin
 2001-2019: Philippe Pivin
 2019-heden: Ahmed Laaouej

Evolutie van het inwoneraantal

19e eeuw

20e eeuw tot aan herinrichting gemeenten

Na de gemeentelijke herinrichting

Demografische ontwikkeling

Bronnen:NIS, Opm:1806 tot en met 1981=volkstellingen; 1990 en later= inwonertal op 1 januari

Partnersteden
  Hyères (Frankrijk)
  Sanlúcar (Spanje)
  Kolobrzeg (Polen)
Er werden eveneens vriendschapcharters gesloten met volgende contactsteden:
 Bastenaken (België)
 Ieper (België)
 Kelmis (België)
  Aeghion (Griekenland)
  Bournemouth (Groot-Brittannië)
  Borsele (Nederland)
  Glostrup (Denemarken)
  Santarem (Portugal)

Geboren in Koekelberg
 Pierre Draps (1919-2012), chocolatier
 Raymond Gérôme (1920-2002), acteur
 Ignaas Veys (1946-1996), dichter
 Johan Vanderbracht (1931-2007), acteur en regisseur
 Emile Hayoit (1898- ?), olympisch atleet (zeilen)
 François Rents (1900- ?), cameraman

Reus van Koekelberg
Sinds 2015 hebben de Koekelbergenaars hun eigen reus: Raimundo. De reus stelt voormalig voetbalcoach Raymond Goethals voor, speler en trainer van verschillende Belgische en buitenlandse voetbalploegen. De inhuldiging van de reus vond plaats op 19 december 2015. De reus werd gebouwd door de Manne van de Platou, een vzw die het Brussels dialect en folklore in ere houdt.

Externe links
 Website van de gemeente
 Alle straten van Koekelberg.
 Wandeling langs de monumenten van Koekelberg
 Archief gemeente Koekelberg

Plaats in het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest


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is a city located in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. , the city had an estimated population of 48,074 in 19,327 households and a population density of 129.2 persons per km². . The percentage of the population aged over 65 was 36.2%. The total area of the city is .

Geography
Hitachiōta is located in northeastern Ibaraki Prefecture, bordered by Fukushima Prefecture to the north. The city is long from north to south, and has the largest area of any municipality in Ibaraki prefecture. From the west, the Asakawa, Yamada, and Sato rivers flow in parallel to the south, and the villages and cultivated lands are spread in the valleys along each river. The rivers all join the Kuji River, which runs through the southern border of the city.

Surrounding municipalities
Ibaraki Prefecture
 Takahagi
 Hitachi
 Hitachiōmiya
 Naka
 Daigo
Fukushima Prefecture
Yamatsuri
Hanawa

Climate
Hitachiōta has a Humid continental climate (Köppen Cfa) characterized by warm summers and cold winters with heavy snowfall.  The average annual temperature in Hitachiōta is 13.9 °C. The average annual rainfall is 1426 mm with September as the wettest month. The temperatures are highest on average in August, at around 25.2 °C, and lowest in January, at around 3.6 °C.

Demographics
Per Japanese census data, the population of Hitachiōta peaked in the 1950s and has declined since.

History
The town of Ōta was established with the creation of the modern municipalities system on April 1, 1889. It was raised to city status on July 15, 1954. On December 1, 2004, the town of Kanasagō, and the villages of Satomi and Suifu (all from Kuji District) were merged into Hitachiōta, more than tripling its size and increasing its population by about 20,000.

Government
Hitachiōta has a mayor-council form of government with a directly elected mayor and a unicameral city council of 18 members. Hitachiōta contributes two members to the Ibaraki Prefectural Assembly. In terms of national politics, the city is part of Ibaraki 4th district of the lower house of the Diet of Japan.

Economy
The economy of Hitachiōta is primarily agricultural.

Education
Hitachiōta has 12 public elementary schools and five public middle schools operated by the city government, and three public high schools operated by the Ibaraki Prefectural Board of Education.

Transportation

Railway
 JR East –  Suigun Line
  -  -

Highway
  – Hitachi-minamiōta Interchange

Sister City relations
 - La Trinidad, Benguet, Philippines, sister city
 - Yuyao, Zhejiang, China, Friendship city
 - Hunchun, Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin, China, Friendship city

Local attractions
Bontenyama Kofun cluster
site of Ota Castle
Satake-dera
Seizan-so, National Historic Monument

Notable people from Hitachiōta
Miyuki Akiyama, professional volleyball player
Hiroshi Kajiyama, politician

References

External links

Official Website

Cities in Ibaraki Prefecture


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ACT eyes electric vehicle target, after 'nation-leading' renewables success
Report recommends ACT electric vehicle target to "clearly guide" market, and incentives for EV uptake, in next-round climate policy.
Sophie Vorrath Posted on 26 October 2017 26 October 2017 10 Comments
Australia's Capital Territory should introduce electric vehicle adoption targets and policy incentives, to help fast-track the transition to low-emissions transport, and maintain its position as a global and national climate policy leader, a new report has recommended.
The 120-page report – tabled in the ACT parliament on Thursday by the Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment Dr Kate Auty – charts the progress of the Territory's emissions reduction and renewable energy targets, and sets out a framework of recommendations for the next round of climate policy development.
The report notes that the ACT is on track to reach 100 per cent renewable electricity well ahead of its 2020 target, thanks to its use of reverse auctions, a Renewable Energy Innovation Fund, its partnership with industry, and the adoption of a Next Generation Battery Storage program.
But while this has helped to take a big chunk out of the ACT's overall emissions reduction task – it is aiming for a 40 per cent reduction on 1990 levels by 2020, and zero net emissions by 2050 – there is still work to be done; and much of it, says Auty, in the national capital's transport sector.
"Transport is the biggest climate change mitigation challenge for the ACT and significant commitment to policy development, action and targets will be central to the ACT continuing its reputation as a climate change policy leader and driver of change," says the report.
"By 2020 (the transport) sector will contribute about 60 per cent of the total emissions in the ACT. Passenger vehicles are the biggest proportion of transport sector emissions constituting about 75 per cent."
To fast-track the uptake of electric cars in Canberra, the Commission recommends introducing a target for electric vehicles in the ACT to clearly guide the market – such as 500 EVs in the ACT by 2020.
It also proposes the introduction or enhancement of financial incentives for EVs, such as free parking and use of transit lanes; and tax incentives like salary sacrifice or fringe benefits tax concessions.
The report also suggests that the ACT government sets out a clear plan to transition its own car fleet to EVs and to invest in infrastructure to support this. And to boost private market uptake, it recommends canvassing "bulk buy options" for electric vehicles and possibly e-bikes.
But the report also notes that the ACT is not an island, and that some factors – namely the embarrassingly slow and low up-take of electric vehicles nationally – are beyond its control.
"Even though take-up of electric vehicle technology is escalating (some suggest exponentially) it is recognised that the industry is still several years away from being able to deliver significant transitional change," the report says.
A major factor behind this lag in Australia's EV uptake has been put down to the lack of national incentives and/or other policies, which in turn has stifled demand, which in turn has worked to severely limit the number of EVs being sold on the Australian market.
That was the conclusion of a separate report, released earlier this month by The Australia Institute that called on all of Australia's governments – federal and state – to "learn from the successes of other countries" and introduce policy incentives to support electric vehicle adoption.
That report – titled If you build it, they will charge: Sparking Australia's electric vehicle boom – noted that the Turnbull government currently had "no serious policy measures in place to curb emissions from Australia's transport sector," despite it being the third-largest contributor to national greenhouse gas emissions, and despite the promise of "financial and environmental benefits (that) will flow" from mass EV uptake.
"All up, with their potential to reduce air pollution in urban areas, curb carbon emissions from electricity and the transport fleet, save consumers money and improve vehicle safety standards, electric vehicles should be an easy sell in Australia," the report says.
But, if the federal government won't take this advice, perhaps the ACT will. According to Dr Evan Franklin – a senior research fellow at Australian National University Research School of Engineering and a contributor to the ACT report – the Capital Territory is particularly well placed to harness the EV revolution.
"Canberra is blessed with all the right ingredients," Franklin writes in the report. "It has a strong and efficient electrical distribution network which will be able to accommodate a well-planned transition to electrified transport.
"The same network is, at least in part, responsible for the lowest retail electricity prices in Australia, which makes 'filling up the tank' of an electric vehicle markedly cheaper than anywhere else.
Franklin also points to the territory's compact urban population, "where short stop/start car trips are the norm and the type of operation where electric vehicles perform at their best."
Finally, he notes, "as a society, Canberra is well-educated and progressive, with an above-average means to be early adopters, and hence become early beneficiaries of this technology.
"The benefits to the ACT of an early transition to electrified transport will be significant. In terms of climate policy outcomes the case certainly should not be understated."
And to this extent, at least, the ACT government appears to agree.
"The Commissioner's focus on the transport sector is appropriate as it will be the largest contributor to emissions from 2020 onwards," said the Territory's minister for climate and sustainability, Shane Rattenbury, in a statement on Thursday.
"With the majority of transport emissions coming from private car travel, cars will soon become Canberra's single biggest producer of greenhouse gas emissions. It's essential that we improve the movement of people around our city, especially by increasing public transport and active travel, and reducing reliance on private car travel."
Rattenbury noted that the ACT had already ensured that its light rail network was powered by renewable electricity, and was trialing electric buses, which it hoped to roll out throughout its transport system. But he said his government would take on board Auty's recommendations as it developed future policy.
"I look forward to tabling the ACT Government's response to the report early next year," he said.
Sophie is editor of One Step Off The Grid and deputy editor of its sister site, Renew Economy. Sophie has been writing about clean energy for more than a decade.
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Joe 2 years ago
Canberra…hot on the heels of Lonely Planet's recent award of world's number 3 city to visit comes another feather in Canberra's cap. RE and EV is making Canberra an even more attractive destination. Congrats Canberra.
Roger Franklin 2 years ago
Wouldn't it be nice if some of this RE and EV news rubs off on the FIFI workers in Canberra!
SomethingSomethingSomething 2 years ago
The irony is saddening.
PacoBella 2 years ago
The ACT Government needs to bring to Peter Dutton's attention the threat to our national security posed by our complete lack of strategic oil reserves. Having done away with most of our refining capacity, the oil companies have at most 2 weeks of petroleum reserves. If our sea-lanes are ever blockaded, we would grind to a screaming halt in 2 weeks! If we had a high level of EV ownership (cars and trucks) and a national electricity grid powered by renewable energy and widespread recharging infrastructure this would cease to be a problem.
Self reliance….always should be the first measure, yes.
Simon Moore 2 years ago
Why should they get concessions?? I don't get concessions for my zero emissions vehicle… also takes up no parking spaces and is good for my health…
I view them as a behavioural nudge. If we can spend a little money now (in the form of concessions) to induce those people, who are never going travel by bike/walking/PT, to consider a zero emissions vehicle (at the tailpipe at least), then that's a good thing. If small concessions (which should be be wound back over time) can nudge us on to the right trajectory towards a predominately electric transportation system, then I'm all for it.
creates a false economy and doesn't foster growth, it just makes the justification easier for those that were already going to do it…. there is also not enough infrastructure to support the vehicles…. and is it the right "beta max" to back or should we go to "VHS"?? HD DVD maybe??? Hydrogen fuel cell cars are the obvious one but the generation of hydrogen isn't quite there… it makes more sense as a long term solution and overall would be cleaner for the environment.. so just a quick google, nissan leaf does about (I converted to metric) 4.7km per kWh…. and now can't find the data I am after, but looking at ABS driving data for the country.. all driving 167,456 Mkm equates to 35.6 GWhr of electrical consumption… at a rate of charge through a 240 V outlet… now changing method again… which is about 33km BER per hour on a 7.4 kW ac charger… which worked out to be 211 million charge days…. holy crap… infrastructure. so work of 33km per hour of charge….. unless a dedicated high speed charger which is very expensive for which then means someone has to pay… and unless socialism became free the other day, means that we all pay but only limited (those that can afford) get the benefit…. maybe more public transport.. the light rail is a good step… and it would probably be cheaper to give everyone free bus ticket
Greg Hudson 2 years ago
How about no import duty or GST on your bike for starters.
EV's should be the same, but also remove luxury car tax as well.
DogzOwn 2 years ago
Also EVs consume ourclean energyno importing or foreign currency liability.


Bulldog Head Coach, Seven Armstrong (right) was smiling Friday night in Diboll.
Bulldogs Trounce Lumberjacks in the Diboll Woodshed, DIBOLL, Octobrer 4, 2014 - The Corrigan-Camden Bulldogs made an incursion into Lumberjack Country on Friday night, took the Jacks to their own woodshed, and went home happy. That's been the usual order of business this year as the Bulldogs have destroyed each of their opponents this year averaging over 60 points every game. Friday (10/03) was no exception. The Dogs were up to their usual abusive grumpy ways beating down the Lumberjacks 64 - 35. The Dogs kicked off to open the game, held the Jacks and on the Dogs' first offensive play from scrimmage, running back, Keegan Mitchell ran in from 43 yards out for the first touchdown of the game. Yes, it was the beginning of a looonnnng night for the Jacks.
While this is a blow out score, the fact remains, the Dogs did allow Diboll to put 35 points on the board. Again, the defense needs to tighten up. The Dogs' bread and butter is their running game, but if the defense has holes, it can only go so far. Defense wins championships.
Bulldog defenders swarm a Lumberjack ball carrier.
Keegan Mitchell exploded up the middle on the Dogs' first offensive play from scrimmage.
If it aint Mitchell, then it's Malyk Johnson having his way with the opposing defense.
The Corrigan side of the stadium was filled with supporters.
Sammy Martinez got in on the action.
BEAST MODE: Malyk Johnson on the move.
Johnson runs for a TD after some amazing tackle breaking (see highlight reel).
Sammy Martinez chugs down down the field.
Johnson and Mitchell regularly found the endzone.
Mitchell does a balancing act enroute to more yardage.


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Watch Led Zeppelin's powerful performance of 'Communication Breakdown' on their TV debut
Jack Whatley· August 4, 2020
We're dipping into the Far Out Magazine vault to look back at Led Zeppelin's fiery TV debut and their show-stopping performance of 'Communication Breakdown'. It was the first song Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham ever performed for a television audience.
When Led Zeppelin arrived on the bustling music scene in their native Britain, there was a hum of excitement that followed them everywhere. Their sound was unlike anything of the time and led by Jimmy Page's unstoppable nose for a song, the group looked destined for greatness from the very beginning.
The band's fanbase may have been situated in Britain but their first show came in Gladsaxe just a few months before their iconic TV debut. It showed the and always had an affiliation with mainland Europe and it was clear the fans there loved them too—even if they don't necessarily show it in the clip.
On March 17th, 1969, Jimmy Page, John Bonham, Robert Plant, and John Paul Jones took to the TV-Byen studio in Gladsaxe, Denmark, to give one hell of a performance. The band were merely a few months into their journey following Jimmy Page's departure from The Yardbirds when they found themselves in front of the imposing television cameras.
The band had already released their debut record Led Zeppelin in America but the LP was yet to have a real impact in the UK. The band would play four tracks from that album and provide everyone who listened or saw them with four reasons to pick up the record on their next trip to the record shop. But one song perhaps stuck out more than others, the first taste of Led Zeppelin that much of Denmark ever got—'Communication Breakdown'.
One of the band's most beloved tracks, 'Communication Breakdown' became an anthem for the frustrated youth of the time and quickly became a popular moment in their live shows too. It saw Jimmy Page excel with his guitar and offered up a crystalline image of the future of Led Zeppelin.
The band had clearly captured the attention of a generation with their sound and when looking back at this footage, with a row of kids watching the band like they would a shoddy school assembly, it can seem a bit far-fetched as to what the band would become. Though they may not be the stadium-selling rock behemoths that the new decade would promise, even in this rare and early clip the group are a fire-breathing dragon of a band.
Watch below as Led Zeppelin perform 'Communication Breakdown' on Danish TV back in 1969.


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Mr.Vijay Velu's Experience on Safety of his Home Elevator – Chennai
Mr.Vijay experience on safety of home elevator
"We must demand for certification to crosscheck the real home lifts"
My house was under construction and I was looking out for an elevator that did not involve the conventional provisions like pit or headroom.
Mr Vijay Velu is a businessman in Chennai. He is into oil trading and has his company registered in Singapore. He is a frequent traveler and has great deal of knowledge about global brands.
Mr Vijay's house was under construction and he was looking out for an elevator that did not involve the conventional provisions like pit or headroom. His primary objective was to have a lift where he did not have to worry about the safety of his children or parents while using the lift. He had a limited space dedicated for elevator installation, so not every company matched with the feasibility criteria to install in this house, that's when Mr Velu started exploring more options and reached us.
Mr Velu, as a customer expressed his points of concern, wherein we got a clarity on his requirement. He had a rough idea that elevators for malls and commercial places cannot be the same as the ones installed in home. His conversation began with us on evaluating the possibility of having a lift installed in his house. We made him aware about the difference between home and commercial elevators. The certifications of the lift along with the importance of having a certified home elevator; this was clearly acknowledged by him. "We must demand for certification to crosscheck the real home lifts" mentioned Mr Vijay.
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Here are the most relevant news in technology and startups from July 26 to July 30.
Apple, Microsoft and Google posted more earnings than expected
The pandemic boosts the tech giants' quarterly profits.
– Apple, the world's most valuable public company, doubled its profits this last quarter thanks to a 50% increase in iPhone sales.
– Microsoft had its most profitable quarter in history thanks to growing demand for its cloud computing services.
– Alphabet, Google's parent company, commented that advertising revenue increased 69%. The highlight was YouTube – with $ 7 billion in quarterly revenue.
These results come at a time when several tech giants are facing increased pressure from antitrust authorities around the world for their dominance of key economic sectors, which has increased during the pandemic.
Source: Morning Brew
Robinhood's co-founders are officially "Billionaires"
Robinhood, the famous app that allows you to invest in financial markets, debuted on the NY Stock Exchange closing this week with a market capitalization of $ 29.3 billion dollars.
Vlad Tenev, 34, and Baiju Bhatt, 36, launched the first version of their app about eight years ago. With Robinhood's shares at $ 38 each, Tenev is now worth about $ 2.4 billion, according to Bloomberg. Bhatt, who shared the CEO duties until last year, has a net worth of about $ 2.8 billion.
Despite the critics and challenges, Robinhood is creating the next generation of investors.
Twitter buys Brief, a subscription news app
Twitter proactively approached Brief with its offer. As part of its current M&A strategy, the company seeks to acquire talent to complement its existing teams and help accelerate product development.
Twitter says the startup team will join the Twitter group Experience.org, where they will work on areas that support public conversation on Twitter, including Twitter Spaces and Explore.
Startup Blameless Raises $ 30 Million to Guide Companies Through Their Software Lifecycle
Blameless announced Tuesday that it received $ 30 million in a Series B funding round led by Third Point Ventures along with participation from Accel, Decibel and Lightspeed Venture Partners.
The Blameless platform provides the context, barriers, and automated workflows for engineering teams to be unified in the way they communicate and interact, especially to solve problems faster as they build their software systems.
Source. TechCrunch
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Joe has been nominated for the UK's Best Martial Artist, he's one of 13 nominees selected by the board from all over the UK.
Each nominee has had a short YouTube video made & it's now down to a public vote. Each like, comment & share on the YouTube video counts as a vote.
Joe is currently doing well but is in third place. With the help of the College students, we could gain extra votes by asking students & parents to like, comment & share his video.


Thursday of next week Viv will be running an introductory workshop for teachers in the Hawke's Bay interested in learning more about Heathcote's Mantle of the Expert approach. Suitable for primary through to secondary and for curious beginners to experienced practitioners, this meeting will be a low key gathering in the tradition of the successful cluster meetings that have run in Hamilton, Bay of Plenty and elsewhere for the last few years.
Take away: Something to try in your teaching.


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Deathlike Silence es una banda melódica finlandesa de heavy metal fundada en Turku en el año 2003. La banda está fundada por el guitarrista Mr. Catafalque, quien también es el compositor de casi todas las piezas de la banda. El primer álbum de la banda Vigor Mortis se lanzó el 7 de febrero de 2007 y en particular la emisora "A dos metros bajo tierra" se convirtió en un éxito de radio. El segundo álbum de estudio Saturday Night Evil fue lanzado el 28 de enero de 2009.
La ex-teclista de la banda Ms. Erna desempeñó su especialidad con el piano en Lordi antes de unirse a la banda.
A principios de 2008, Deathlike Silence firmó un contrato de grabación con la discográfica Spinefarm Records.
La propia banda describe su música en su página web como un heavy metal melódico

Influencias
En una entrevista con Mr Cerberus, declaró que las bandas que influenciaron a Deathlike Silence fueron Frank Zappa, Genesis, Devin Townsend y Meshuggah entre otros.

Miembros

Miembros actuales
 Ms. Maya (real. Maija Liittokivi) – vocalista (2003–)
 Mr. Catafalque (real. Ville Taina) – guitarra (2003–)
 Mr. Cerberos (real. Elmo Karjalainen) – solos de guitarra (2004–)
 Mr. Gehenna (real. Janne Venho) – batería (2003–)
 Mr. Ward (real. Tobias Björkwall) – bajo (2006–)
 Mr. Lethargy (real. Tuomas Yli-Kovero) - teclista (2008–)

Antiguos miembros
 Ms. Erna (real. Erna Siikavirta) – teclista (2006-2008)
 Mr. Algor Mortis - bajista (2004-2005)
 Mr. Rigor Mortis - teclista (2004-2005)

Discografía

Álbumes
 2007: Vigor Mortis (Dethrone Music)
 2009: Saturday Night Evil (Spinefarm Records)

Sencillos
 2007: Face Your Death (Dethrone Music)

EP

 2005: Deathlike Silence

Rendimiento

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Página oficial de la banda

 Ficha de la banda en Encyclopaedia Metallum

Grupos de heavy metal de Finlandia
Grupos de música formados en 2003