eros-http: JSON HTTP interface to Eros.
This is a small program that runs an HTTP server.
Remove unneeded dependency on wai-responsible.
This is an HTTP front-end to the Eros library. Eros is a text censorship library, that I wrote.
If the server receives a GET request, it returns an HTML representation of this file.
It takes an input string via POST, and returns some data in JSON mapping each phraselist to the score for the input string. The JSON is compressed.
I fed the server the GPL, here are the results, which have been prettified, and alphabetized by key.
This uses my JSON prettifier script.
Edit - This bug was fixed in version 0.6.


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Q: Error while using confluent-kafka python library with AWS lambda I am trying to use the confluent-kafka python library to administer my cluster via a lambda function but the function fails with the error:
"Unable to import module 'Test': No module named 'confluent_kafka.cimpl'"

My requirements.txt
requests
confluent-kafka

To create the zip file I moved my code to the site-packages location of the virtual env and zipped everything.
Python Code:
import confluent_kafka.admin
import requests
def lambda_handler(event, context):
    print("Hello World")

I am using the macOS 10.X. On Linux, I noticed that pip install creates a separate confluent_kafka.libs which does not get created on mac

A: I created the required layer and can verity that it works.
The technique used includes docker tool described in the recent AWS blog:

*

*How do I create a Lambda layer using a simulated Lambda environment with Docker?
Thus for this question, I verified it  as follows:

*

*Create empty folder, e.g. mylayer.

*Go to the folder and create requirements.txt file with the content of
echo requests > requirements.txt
echo confluent-kafka >> requirements.txt

*Run the following docker command:

docker run -v "$PWD":/var/task "lambci/lambda:build-python3.8" /bin/sh -c "pip install -r requirements.txt -t python/lib/python3.8/site-packages/; exit"

*Create layer as zip:

zip -r mylayer.zip python > /dev/null

*Create lambda layer based on mylayer.zip in the AWS Console. Don't forget to specify Compatible runtimes to python3.8.

*Test the layer in lambda using the following lambda function:
import confluent_kafka.admin
import requests

def lambda_handler(event, context):
    print(dir(confluent_kafka.admin))
    print(dir(requests))
    print("Hello World")

The function executes correctly:
['AdminClient', 'BrokerMetadata', 'CONFIG_SOURCE_DEFAULT_CONFIG', 'CONFIG_SOURCE_DYNAMIC_BROKER_CONFIG', 'CONFIG_SOURCE_DYNAMIC_DEFAULT_BROKER_CONFIG', 'CONFIG_SOURCE_DYNAMIC_TOPIC_CONFIG', 'CONFIG_SOURCE_STATIC_BROKER_CONFIG', 'CONFIG_SOURCE_UNKNOWN_CONFIG', 'ClusterMetadata', 'ConfigEntry', 'ConfigResource', 'ConfigSource', 'Enum', 'KafkaException', 'NewPartitions', 'NewTopic', 'PartitionMetadata', 'RESOURCE_ANY', 'RESOURCE_BROKER', 'RESOURCE_GROUP', 'RESOURCE_TOPIC', 'RESOURCE_UNKNOWN', 'TopicMetadata', '_AdminClientImpl', '__builtins__', '__cached__', '__doc__', '__file__', '__loader__', '__name__', '__package__', '__path__', '__spec__', 'concurrent', 'functools']
['ConnectTimeout', 'ConnectionError', 'DependencyWarning', 'FileModeWarning', 'HTTPError', 'NullHandler', 'PreparedRequest', 'ReadTimeout', 'Request', 'RequestException', 'RequestsDependencyWarning', 'Response', 'Session', 'Timeout', 'TooManyRedirects', 'URLRequired', '__author__', '__author_email__', '__build__', '__builtins__', '__cached__', '__cake__', '__copyright__', '__description__', '__doc__', '__file__', '__license__', '__loader__', '__name__', '__package__', '__path__', '__spec__', '__title__', '__url__', '__version__', '_check_cryptography', '_internal_utils', 'adapters', 'api', 'auth', 'certs', 'chardet', 'check_compatibility', 'codes', 'compat', 'cookies', 'delete', 'exceptions', 'get', 'head', 'hooks', 'logging', 'models', 'options', 'packages', 'patch', 'post', 'put', 'request', 'session', 'sessions', 'ssl', 'status_codes', 'structures', 'urllib3', 'utils', 'warnings']
Hello World

A: I hit this even after setting up a layer properly.  I was able to work around this problem by setting my layer and function to use the architecture x86_64

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Why Investors Include Multifamily Investment Properties In Their Portfolio?
Real estate investors generally pick from five property categories before making an investment. These property types comprise land speculation, single-family homes, industrial and commercial parcels, shopping centers and retail shops, and multifamily properties.
Although each property has more or less similar characteristics, it is completely true that real estate investors look forward to investing more in Miami beach multifamily investment properties. But before heading to exploring the different benefits of multifamily investment, here are some truths to make you understand this real estate asset more clearly.
Any rental income real estate having more than a four units comes under a multifamily real estate. This family unit can range from a small property to a 4 plus unit property comprising 5 units to a large-sized apartment complex including hundreds of units.
This investment property type shares similar characteristics with every real estate property. Even then, investors generally stand a strong chance for growing their wealth when they invest in a multifamily unit.
This investment property need not be the finest real estate investment to make. But if investors have a personal preference, expertise, and experience to tackle with a multifamily property, then they should include one in their portfolios.
Now since you know the basic truths of a multifamily property, it is time to explore its benefits.
What makes a multifamily investment the pick of the bunch?
First, a multifamily unit has the advantages to support debt from all the income it produces leveraging other (tenant's) funds.
Second, a multifamily investment property allows lenders to analyze their lending decisions that are based on a real estate income stream rather than the investor's financial strength. Thanks to the cash flow generated by other's money, a realty investor has the edge in financing a multifamily investment. Because of being benefited from other people's income, investors tend to pick this financing package.
But these two benefits can even be experienced from other income-generating properties, such as retail centers and office buildings. So let us explain the specific benefit associated with this investment type.
Specific benefit This investment property provides the basic shelter to those who may not afford it or who are not willing to buy a property. A tenant may have to vacate a strip shopping center or an office complex, for example; but people will continue to live somewhere and will be ready to occupy apartment units. Since these units will be occupied by a tenant, they are regarded as the most lucrative investment option to choose. For this reason, an interim fund for investing in such a property type is given by all the best mortgage lenders in Florida. That is it, investors and readers. If you, too, wish including a premium multifamily unit in your portfolio, it is time to contact any traditional or alternative lender having mortgage plans to suit your needs.
Is Ready to Build Land Available to Meet the UKs Critical Supply Demand Housing Equation?
This bifurcation in the development process makes sense, enabling specialists to focus on what they do best. For example, the land investor must identify sites that will work optimally in the supply-demand equation of housing in the UK.
In this article, we are going to disuse the some of the factors which should be considered before making the right investment decision like time of investment, evaluate the risks, know the purpose of the investment.


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Q: Categorizing non-ID categories PHP loop On my project there're various search results of different content-types. For unimportant reasons, not all content-types carry a unique ID. However, I tried to write this loop that will detect IDless content-types, and will give them a unique ID.
Basically, the results look like this:

*

*Category ID 3

*Category ID 3

*Category ID 4

*NON-ID Category 1

*NON-ID Category 2

[...]
I tried this:
$current = $result->section;
// if there's a category ID -- use it
if ($current != null) echo $result->sectionid;
    else
    // if this is the first IDless category -- initialize. this happens once.
    if ($virginity == true) {
        $store = $current;
        $virginity = false;
        }
// if initialized and current category string is the same as stored category string -- print it
if (($virginity == 0) && ($store = $current)) {
    echo $defaultID;
    }
// if initialized and current category string is different from the stored category string -- set new default category +1 and print it
if (($virginity == false) && ($store != $current)) {
    $defaultID = $defaultID++;
    echo $defaultID;
    $store = $current;
    }

Can you see where I'm going here?
Trying to give each new category that comes up in the search results a unique ID, on the next loop session - check if the category string is same as the previous one, if so -- use the same ID, else -- bump ID by 1, print the new ID and store a new category.
However: This doesn't work properly.
Why?

A: Your code is a little tough to read, but a big red flag I see is this block:
//You have  a single equals sign here v
if (($virginity == 0) && ($store = $current))
{
    echo $defaultID;
}

That means that as long as $virginity==0, that line will always be run, and $store will always equal $current.
By the way, I'm going to recommend some reformatting and readability suggestions. Take them or leave them , though, it's just my opinion.
$current = $result->section;
if ($current != null)
 {//if one of the results has brackets, put brackets on both
  echo $result->sectionid;
 }
 else if ($virginity == true)
 {// if this is the first IDless category -- initialize. this happens once.
  $store = $current;
  $virginity = false;
 }
//you're setting $virginity=false or true, so doing !$virginity makes sense
// if it was actually a number, then comparing to 0 is better
// also, use parentheses only where really needed, otherwise it's just clutter
if (!$virginity && $store == $current)
{
    echo $defaultID;
}

if (!$virginity && $store != $current)
 {// if initialized and current category string is different from the stored category string -- set new default category +1 and print it
  $defaultID = $defaultID++;
  echo $defaultID;
  $store = $current;
 }


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Bolton boss Gary Megson hits out at booing fans
Bolton fans made their feelings known towards manager Gary Megson
Manager Gary Megson has told the Bolton supporters their booing of him is affecting the team's performances.
The home fans hit out at Megson after he took off goalscorer Ivan Klasnic, with Bolton leading fellow strugglers Hull 2-1 on Tuesday.
The Tigers then equalised, leaving both sides in the Premier League's bottom three and Megson told BBC Radio 5 live: "It has started now to have an impact.
"It's difficult for the players to be playing in that atmosphere."
Klasnic scored his sixth goal in eight league matches in the first half before Kevin Davies made it 2-0 after 61 minutes.
Everyone has an opinion, but mine has consequence therefore it becomes a decision
Gary Megson
But two goals from Stephen Hunt earned a draw for the visitors, with the home fans greeting the final whistle with more booing and banners and chants calling for the manager's head.
However, Megson defended the decision to take off Klasnic, who is on a season-long loan deal from Nantes.
"I would make exactly the same decision I did again to try to keep hold of the game and keep that momentum," he insisted.
"I made it against Burnley in a game I felt was slipping away from us and we got a point and no-one said a word. I made exactly the same decision against West Ham at 2-1 and we went on to win that one 3-1. No-one says a word.
I think I now have to admit Megson is not up to the job; certainly not tactically
managers_need_time
"Today it went the other way and it was 2-2. I don't understand the reaction at all. Their reaction is one of 'This would happen, that would happen'.
"Everyone has an opinion but mine has consequence, therefore it becomes a decision.
"When Klas scores - and it is a fantastic goal and we knew what we were getting with Ivan - even then you are getting 'Megson, Megson, sign him up'.
"Who do they think brought him here in the first place?"
Asked if he thought it was impossible for him to win over the Bolton fans, a despondent Megson replied: "Yes."
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Luján es una localidad y municipio del departamento Ayacucho, en el norte de la provincia de San Luis, Argentina.

Se accede a través de las RN 20 y RN 146.
Cuenta con tres escuelas primarias con preescolar de gestión pública: Escuela N 315 Maestro Gilberto Amieva Paiva,también conocida como "escuela del molino"; Escuala N 297 Maestro Celestino Gómez, también conocida como "escuela de los pejes" y EscuelaN 52 SubMarino A.R.A San Luis;  y dos secundarias, una de gestíon pública, Escuela Técnica N° 30 "Fragata Presidente Sarmiento"; y el Colegio San Juan Bautista de gestión privada.
Entre las oficinas públicas que pueden encontrarse en tan armioso pueblo, se encuentran el Hospital Juan Arturo Klipson, la Comisaría 35ª "Sargento Yolanda Fernández", una oficina de Correo Argentino ubicada en calle Pringles S/N, una oficina de turismo y la Municipalidad de Luján ubicada en calle Pringles S/N.
Sobre la Ruta Nacional N 20 e intersección calle 9 de Julio se encuentra la única estación de servicios.

Población
Cuenta con , lo que representa un incremento del 6% frente a los  del censo anterior.

Historia
No se sabe con exactitud sobre la fecha de su fundación, antiguamente la localidad se llamaba Río Seco. El 20 de mayo de 1858, el gobernador Justo Daract ordenó la construcción de un templo católico al cual se llamó "Nuestra Señora de Luján" a quien se debe el nombre de la localidad posteriormente.

El 20 de diciembre de 1868, el gobernador José Rufino Lucero y Sosa mandó a delinear un centro poblacional en Río Seco a cargo del agrimensor Juan Mendiburo, a raíz de que ese mismo año una terrible epidemia de cólera estaba arrasando con casi la totalidad de la población de la Ciudad de San Luis.

Cultura
Dentro del patrimonio cultural de la localidad de Luján se encuentra el yacimiento de Piedras Blancas donde pueden apreciarse una de las pinturas rupestres más antiguas de la localidad. Otro atractivo turístico con el que cuenta dicha localidad es el de la reserva florofaunística llamada Reserva Quebrada de la Higueritas donde la flora y la fauna es abudante.
El pueblo es reconocido a nivel provincial por su fiesta provincial de la naranja, que se realiza en el mes de febrero.

Luján es reconocida por cientos de países alrededor del mundo por un festival de cortometrajes internacional llamado Orange Shorts Festival. El festival inició en 2019. En la edición 2020 contó con más de 200 películas presentadas en las que fueron representados todos los continentes. Contó además con conversatorios gratuitos con importantes invitados como Nicolás Batlle y un destacado jurado de más de cincuenta personas, entre ellas especialistas en diferentes áreas del cine.

Deportes
El principal club de fútbol en la localidad es el Club Deportivo Mitre.

Parroquias de la Iglesia católica en Luján

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Portal Principal de Lujan
 Coordenadas geográficas e imágenes satelitales
 Datos e imágenes

Localidades de San Luis
Municipios de San Luis
Departamento Ayacucho

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It contained a machine address of d5743000, which when shifted-right equates to an PFN (or "mfn") of 874307 (0xd5743).
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Going to Create & Cultivate isn't just another conference for you to network and meet people that are in your field of work and know how to speak your language when it comes to being a creative entrepreneur. There are networking events everywhere, and networking is just one part of Create & Cultivate, so don't even dare call us just a networking event.
For each conference, we make sure that you can leave with tons of knowledge from the leading female entrepreneurs in the digital space, apply what you learn to your own business and entrepreneurial strategies, and are able to not only network with tons of other creative entrepreneurs like yourself, but are also inspired to collaborate and cultivate ideas with them. Still need more reasons as to why you need to get your tickets to #CreateCultivateATL? Let us persuade you a little more.
While regular networking events might just be an hour of cocktails and mingling with those around you, at Create & Cultivate you have all day to make new connections with many more people who are cultivating the same entrepreneurial spirit that you have. Not only that, if you came to the conference alone and get to meet people in your track, you've made friends with your classmates for the entire day. The relationship that you build is even stronger than just exchanging business cards and moving on to the next person to network with. We make sure that it's more natural and less forced.
Not only are you networking with some of the most hard-working bosses, but you'll also be able to take notes from boss women who already have it made with their own companies. And when we say bootcamp, you can be sure to be hit with the truth just to be prepared on how to deal with the real world of entrepreneurship. Our speakers lay down the truth when it comes to the ups and downs of running a business, how they have learned from their mistakes, how they have restructured their business strategies, and how every day is a learning lesson for them. We want to make sure that you're prepared too, and can avoid their mistakes if possible.
We'll be proud to say after you leave Create & Cultivate, you will leave so inspired and confident to go out and apply all your knowledge to your own business or entrepreneurial endeavors. And with good reason too: Create & Cultivate works to boost your brain power just like a wellness retreat works to revitalize your body. You'll go back to work on Monday, and your colleagues won't know what hit them, and then wish they had gone to Create & Cultivate too. While they sulk in their FOMO, you'll be tapping into your strengths and make yourself an even bigger asset to your company.
Not only do you have the opportunity to sit down and take notes from top entrepreneurs during our panels, but you'll also have the opportunity to network with them and introduce yourself after their panel or if you catch them walking around the conference. This is your chance to make an even bigger connection and start making yourself known by those who hold clout as entrepreneurs.
What you learn from Create & Cultivate isn't just meant to last a weekend only to be forgotten by the Monday you go back to work. We make sure that you leave so inspired that you can take the world by storm with your ideas, knowledge, and connections. Our goal is to make sure you can look back at your Create & Cultivate experience and apply what you have learned to real-life work scenarios. We want to see you thrive and succeed, and want to make sure that your Create & Cultivate experience lasts a lifetime.
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REPLACING TIRED CARPETS CAN BE FINANCIALLY BENEFICIAL. Many buyers in general have a hard time visualizing what the new carpets will look like as well we do find many buyers overestimate the actual cost to replace the existing flooring. Over the years, I've seen buyers choose one home over another just because of the new floors. Usually its because they are short on funds themselves but it could also be that the buyers detach emotionally if the home needs repairs.


Last week I had a visitor from England–Heath Woodward, who I met three years ago because he was writing a musical about Peg Entwistle. Last year I visited Heath's hometown of Margate, where I saw an early showcase of "Goodnight September" (which recently had its first performances there); this year it was his turn to visit Los Angeles. Because Heath's previous visit was short and lacking in both a car and a guide, I was determined to show him more of the city, and I think I succeeded. In addition to Hollywood and Beverly Hills, I took him on a tour of downtown that included the Broadway theaters as well as the Belasco, where Peg Entwistle had great success starring in "The Mad Hopes" in 1932.
Last Tuesday we went to Hollywood Forever, my favorite cemetery. It was an appropriately overcast day, and as we wandered through the Garden of Legends I realized that–with the exception of a screening of "Chinatown" and a Johnny Marr concert, both held at night–I hadn't been there in twelve years. (Last time I was showing it to a friend from Hawaii; he said it was his favorite place in LA because he couldn't hear the sound of traffic.) Although it was late afternoon when Heath and I arrived, we managed to see some of the highlights–the Fairbanks, Tyrone Power, Jr., and DeMille memorials–but not the Valentino crypt, as the mausoleum is being worked on and was locked. But its outside wall featured a new addition–a stone for Mickey Rooney, who died earlier this year. Nearby stood Johnny Ramone's statue and Hattie McDaniel's pink oblong stone. One headstone caught our eye simply because it was unlike any memorial we'd ever seen–a sculpture of a man lashed with steel cable to a jagged rock. Staring at the inscription, we were startled to realize that it was Tony Scott's grave.
By then it was getting dark, so my efforts to pay respects to John Huston, whose excellent autobiography An Open Book I'm reading, had to be postponed. Along the way we had picked up a couple of fellow travelers–a woman and her live wire four-year-old son. The little boy grabbed my sleeve, showed me his blankie and attached himself to our self-guided tour, saying "We need more people!" Unlike us, he didn't mean dead ones.
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Host of Jay's Rare Records Holiday
Tuesday 10-11am
Solstice Sessions & Sons of Arqa
Right after our holdover from We Are Ever So Clean by Blossom Toes, I am going to launch right into Solstice Sessions, Vol.1 by Patrick Hazell. Extemporaneous music created in the great state of Iowa. That disc runs clear through into hour two. In the second hour, Suns of Arqa bring Durga Dub along with Adam Franklin, Deadbolt, and Boy King Islands. Hot stuff for what promises to be a chilly May evening. Cool Breeze
VHF ( Very High Frequency)
As I often say about KRUU, we are low power, but very high frequency. Not because we are on 24/7/365, but because we are generated and driven by hundreds of volunteers working thousands of hours. All that attention to detail mainly because we all love what we do in supporting the community. So more to the point of this particular show, I have 29 songs over three hours that are sure to please the most discriminating rock and roll listener. Highlights include, but not limited to, bands like U2, Loggins & Messina, Jefferson Airplane, The Beatles, Depeche Mode, and The Moody Blues. New music courtesy of Woods and Shakey Graves, who will be appearing at Hinterland Festival this year. Enjoy. The G Man
You Know You're Very Much Like Me
So if you are listening Thursday from 2-5, and you enjoy the fact that I extend the underground passageways in search of real rock and roll, you will be handsomely rewarded for your attention. I have some great tunes by Fleetwood Mac, Joni Mitchell, and Procol Harum. But you may be unfamiliar with the Chubby Checker, Ray Davies, and David Allen Coe songs I play. I also have some obscure tracks by bands like Stone Harbour, Search Party, Perth County Conspiracy, and Yama & The Karma Dusters. New music by Cotillon, Strange & Primitive, Saw Black, and The Carrions, in addition to the Procol. I am scheduled to interview Justin Black from Saw Black about his brand new release Azalea Days just after 4 PM CDT. The IN ROOT portion of the show is the musical equivalent of a fiddle with no label on it at all. Oh, the joy. Some days living life to it's fullest means listening to... The G Man
Chew is the name of the recent release by The Paperhead. Great release out of Nashville and a CD of the month for me. Taken as a whole, you have to marvel at the sheer creativity and the deep hooks. That is up near the start of the show after a slow blues by Savoy Brown. There is a lot to like about side two, also, in the form of Joy Division, Warpaint, and Beachwood Sparks. Take a short and enlightening trip with me this weekend. Cool Breeze
Not Disobedient Unto The Heavenly Vision
So, here is the story: I was in a cemetary in Savannah, Georgia, and that phrase was on a headstone over a grave. I was so enamored by it, I wrote it down. At the time I was thinking about using it as a title for a show. I mean, who doesn't want that on their epitaph? It conjurs up all manner and sorts of visions about doing good works. I of course have the rock and roll to back that up. The wayback machine is offering up The Stone Poneys, Lovin' Spoonful, and The Love Sculpture. New music by Violens, Pageant, and Jim of Seattle. Three hours of celebration and a little bit of grace. The G Man
Head Machine Music
Head Machine was a precursor to Uriah Heep, and they put out a real nice album called Orgasm. We will hear the title track. Real Estate is on board with a sweet song from their brand new release. Plus Conor Oberst, The Magnetic Fields, Vintage Cucumber, Gnoomes, and a fantastic jam by Lee Michaels. Cool Breeze.
Spotlight Series #1: Shoegaze
I normally do so much genre-hopping during my shows that I decided to shine a bright light on specific types of music, just for something different. I am not going to try to cover all kinds of music, just some. This is shoegaze: Detached, introspective, non-confrontational alt rock and neo-psych mixed with heavy processing. Some say that the term originally was derisive. Like anyone can afford to be unkind. I have the acknowledged ground breakers and deft ( daft?) ring leaders like My Bloody Valentine, The Verve, Swervedriver, and a double shot of Ride. Plus some Loop, Cure, and Spiritualized. Not to be outdone, Spacemen 3 kick in with Rollercoaster, originally a cassette only bonus track. Really, cassette only? Jeez. Except- I still have the cassette! It even plays! Hah. This was written while listening to Camper Van Beethoven, which may explain the tone. Just tune in, you're bound to love me some.... The G Man
About To Go On A Jag
Ya, hey, I purchased this interesting book called The Acid Archives; The Second Edition. This tome is chock-full of anecdotes and explanations of over 5000 different rare records. The rare part is due to the lack of major-label distribution. And, if you are to believe the folks writing, some of the records should never have been released due to the awful nature of the contents. However, as you know, I am always digging for underground music, and I have worked my way through the entire book. As a result I have purchased and downloaded literally hundreds of digital files, in addition to buying cd's and vinyl. The fun starts now. It is going to take me the rest of the year to play all the music I have found as a result of this specific search. Hope you enjoy this trip as musch as I am. Oh, and I will play a cut from my album of the month Chew by The Paperhead. Every time I listen to Chew I like it more. Cool Breeze
Cool Hand On My Brow
You know how sometimes it feels good to have a sense of coolness on your fevered brow? The gentle touch of anothers hand lightly contacting your forehead with an obvious effort to sooth? Well, that is how this show runs. You'll feel better after, because somehow, when I got done putting this all together, I felt strangely comforted. Maybe you will, too... We start with Trip Shakespear and Patrick Sweany doing some nice mellow pop, and side one ends with Million by Paul Kantner, a song that always puts me in a good mood. The second hour has great tunes by Manfred Mann, Leon Russell, and Illinois Speed Press. Hour last features Moonalice, Peter Case, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Do not hesitate to share this experience with your friends, neighbors, and countrymen. The G Man
Them Coulee Boys Rock The House
Them Coulee Boys played a concert in Des Moines recently, and I was there for the opening band The Host Country. I was instantly charmed by their crack playing and thoughtful, nuanced lyrics. You can hear their 2014 release I Never Lied About Being in Love in its entirety on the next show Monday morning at 4 AM. Plus an hour of some alt rock by wide-ranging free thinkers like The Foo Fighters, Dishwalla, Jefferson Airplane, Jessamine, and The Sand Pebbles. Lots of sugarlumps in this, and upcoming, shows. Check the blog for future full albums playing. Cool Breeze


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GTA Online's next update will add a music station hosted by Latin Grammy winner Rosalía
December 14, 2021 engadget, Engadget is a web magazine with obsessive daily coverage of everything new in gadgets and consumer electronics
When Grand Theft Auto Online's "The Contract" expansion arrives later this week, Dr. Dre won't be the only musician joining the game. The DLC will also add a new station hosted by Rosalía and Arca, Rockstar Games announced on Monday. Motomami Los Santos will see the frequent collaborators play music from the likes of Popcaan, Daddy Yankee and Caroline Polachek of Chairlift fame.
The station will also play "La Fama," the first single off of Rosalía's upcoming third album, Motomami. While they're not household names, both Rosalía and Arca have found a lot of success in their respective genres. Rosalía, in particular, has won eight Latin Grammy Awards, including an album of the year award for her sophomore release, El Mal Querer.
In addition to Motomami Los Santos, The Contract will include updates for two existing in-game stations. Radio Los Santos will add new tracks from Hit-Boy, Freddie Gibbs, Future and Tyler, The Creator, while West Coast Classics will host a new segment dedicated to Dr. Dre. It will feature career-defining collaborations the rapper recorded with 2Pac, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, Nas and others.
Rockstar Games will release The Contract on December 15th. After the 16th, GTA Online will only be available on PlayStation 4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and PC.
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Home / News & Comment / RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN ADOPTION ORDER: Re Z and Z (Recognition of Brazilian Adoption Order) [2013] EWHC 747 (Fam)
RECOGNITION OF FOREIGN ADOPTION ORDER: Re Z and Z (Recognition of Brazilian Adoption Order) [2013] EWHC 747 (Fam)
Date:4 JUN 2013
(Family Division, Theis J, 22 January 2013)
The mother, a Brazilian citizen, living in England, adopted two children, now aged 9 and 6, from Brazil where adoption orders were made by the district court 5 years ago. When the mother attempted to return to the UK the children were denied entry clearance due to the immigration rules requiring that the adoption was recognised in the UK or was a de facto adoption where the parents had assumed parental responsibility for the children and had lived abroad with them for 18 months. The Brazilian adoption order was not an overseas adoption as specified in Reg 3 of the Adoption Designation of Overseas Adoptions Order 1973 and, therefore, was not an adoption as defined in s 66 of the Adoption and Children Act 2002.
The family thereafter maintained two homes, travelling between Brazil and the UK. The children were eventually brought to the UK as lawful visitors and applications were made for indefinite leave to remain as the mother's de facto adopted children.
At the time of the adoption, although both parents names were initially registered on the adoption orders and birth certificates, the father's name was subsequently removed in order to comply with Brazilian law which made the father, as a foreign national, ineligible to adopt.
The mother now sought a declaration for recognition of the adoption orders under s 57 of the Family Law Act 1986. If that application were successful, the father sought an adoption order. The local authority reports were extremely positive of the parents' care of the children and the professional opinion was that only adoption would provide the long-term security that the children required.
Section 57 of the Family Law Act 1986 founded jurisdiction to make a declaration based upon the habitual residence of the applicant. The test of habitual residence, while at the outer limits of the court's discretion on the facts, in particular in relation to physical presence, was satisfied. The mother had intended to make her primary residence in the UK but was effectively stranded when the children were refused entry to the jurisdiction. She had in fact spent only 25% of the previous 12-month period in the UK which was significantly less than the case of Ikimi v Ikimi [2001] EWCA Civ 873, [2001] 2 FLR 1288 but the primary difference was that this mother did not have the voluntary freedom of movement to be able to move between the two homes. In addition the UK family home was established for a considerable period prior to the mother being in Brazil and the father remained there while the mother was abroad.
The Brazilian adoption was lawfully obtained and valid. The proceedings gave paramount consideration to the children's best interests and the process was very similar to domestic adoption arrangements in this jurisdiction and there were no public policy reasons why a declaration should not be granted.


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With the NBA focusing on a 2020-21 start date, where will the Toronto Raptors call home?
Vincent Goodwill
October 21, 2020, 3:37 p.m. ·6 min read
The NBA is focusing on Martin Luther King Day (Jan. 18) for a start date next season, league sources tell Yahoo Sports.
Among the issues the league is facing from this unconventional calendar means getting the NBA back on track for normalcy for the 2021-22 season, as in October to June. Before the pandemic shut the NBA down in March, many were openly campaigning to start the season on Christmas Day permanently, largely to avoid conflict with the NFL's season.
The lower ratings for the just-concluded Finals likely put a little bit of realism in the minds of the decision-makers about the viewing habits of the public as well as the appetite for the players to drag their season well into the summer and to the tip of fall.
It hasn't been decided whether the NBA can implement a full 82-game schedule, especially with an emphasis on getting some level of attendance in areas and upholding the recently-developed standards concerning player rest, cutting down on the back-to-backs and heavy travel.
The focus for next season, primarily, is getting things finished in a reasonable amount of time for the draft, free agency and rest in the summer of 2021 for a traditional mid-October start.
A Christmas Day start is still in play, approximately a three-and-a-half week gap between the two dates, and while some around the league are optimistic a start can occur closer to the Christmas holiday, it feels more pragmatic to foresee a start around Jan. 18, 2021. The league will give teams a two-month notice before the start of the season.
A Board of Governors meeting is slated for this coming Friday, where commissioner Adam Silver will focus on getting next season started on track. The bubble was a success, but Silver has been talking to owners heading into this week's call, not wanting to bask in the recent history, knowing what's ahead.
When the 2020-21 NBA season starts, the Toronto Raptors will likely not be in Canada. (Joe Robbins/Getty Images)
The Louisville Raptors?
One big focus for next season has been the status of the Toronto Raptors. Due to the United States' handling of COVID-19, travel into Canada has been banned.
MLB's Toronto Blue Jays played their home games in Buffalo, and the Toronto FC of the MLS played its games in East Hartford, Connecticut.
The Raptors face a similar dilemma, and league sources tell Yahoo Sports one alternate location that has been broached is Louisville, Kentucky. Former NBA player and successful businessman Junior Bridgeman has been in contact with the NBA, considering Louisville has the KFC Yum! Center that is NBA-ready.
No decision has been made yet, as it's on a laundry list of topics to be discussed on the upcoming call, along with the collective bargaining agreement, competitive formats for next season and an update on the social justice coalition.
Louisville wouldn't be first in line in the event of relocation or expansion; Seattle is. But it seems to be an easier sell to get the Raptors in Louisville for a short period — or even sharing a current NBA market, according to sources.
How this goes with the league's objectives of getting fans in seats is an interesting proposition if the Raptors would play home games in, say, New York or Chicago, given there's no natural fan base there.
A league official told Yahoo Sports the same line Silver has been parroting for months now, that the virus will determine so much of the league's actions. It doesn't appear likely the virus will slow down enough for Canada to open its borders for frequent international travel anytime soon.
The NBA is appearing to take proactive measures similar to its professional counterparts.
The Denver Nuggets are interested in trading for point guard Jrue Holiday. (Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)
Nuggets keeping an eye on Jrue Holiday
Even though official league business hasn't begun for next season, it hasn't stopped teams from discussing parameters for trades.
One hot name: New Orleans Pelicans guard Jrue Holiday. According to sources, around 10 teams are inquiring about his services and one team hot after him is the Denver Nuggets, eager to capitalize on their appearance in the West Finals.
Holiday, an All-Defense performer capable of playing both guard spots, averaged 19.1 points and 6.7 assists for the Pelicans this past season and seemingly could fit in with the Nuggets' youth and recent experience. He's under contract for next season with a player option for 2021-22 at $27 million, and many teams believe the Pelicans will be looking to shed some salary going into next season.
So much of what Denver or any team can do depends on what the cap looks like, especially with the Nuggets having $107 million committed for next season, highlighted by max deals to stars Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray.
One executive theorized a sign-and-trade with Jerami Grant could happen, considering he's expected to decline his player option and enter free agency.
Texas Tech guard Jahmi'us Ramsey has the chance of becoming a top-five player in the league, according to scouts. (John E. Moore III/Getty Images)
One to watch: Texas Tech's Jahmi'us Ramsey
Here's a name some scouts feel will be a top-five player in a few years: Texas Tech shooting guard Jahmi'us Ramsey.
He's rated as a late first-round pick but one executive who's high on him feels Ramsey will ultimately be a point guard.
"He's big [6-foot-4], strong, will get to his spots," the executive said. "He doesn't get a lot of love from the analytics folks because he played with a ball-dominant point guard but he'll wind up being a lead guard."
Ramsey shot nearly 43% from 3 in his one season at Texas Tech but surprisingly shot just 64% from the free-throw line. He struggled a bit to finish the conference season, which likely contributed to his stock dropping.
But an executive tells Yahoo Sports it'll all be forgotten soon enough.
"He'll be better in the NBA for the spacing and the way this game is played," the executive said. "He'll end up, when it's said and done, like Draymond Green, in five years, people will say he'll be a top-five player in the draft."
Kershaw, Betts power Dodgers to win in Game 1 of World Series
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Tua officially named Dolphins starter as Flores explains move
Aikman backtracks after hot-mic criticism of anthem flyover
Scoreboard for Monday, Jan. 18, 2021
Monday's Games NHL Calgary 5 Vancouver 2 Montreal 3 Edmonton 1 Toronto 3 Winnipeg 1 Columbus 3 Detroit 2 N.Y. Islanders 1 Boston 0 Buffalo 6 Philadelphia 1 Carolina 4 Nashville 2 St. Louis 5 San Jose 4 Anaheim 1 Minnesota 0 Vegas 4 Arizona 2 --- NBA Toronto 116 Dallas 93 New York 91 Orlando 84 Atlanta 108 Minnesota 97 San Antonio 125 Portland 104 Memphis 108 Phoenix 104 Brooklyn 125 Milwaukee 123 Chicago 125 Houston 120 Miami 113 Detroit 107 Golden State 115 L.A. Lakers 113 Cleveland at Washington — postponed --- This report by The Canadian Press was first published January 18, 2021. The Canadian Press
Potential COVID-19 variant found at Ontario long-term care homes
The Canadian Red Cross has been deployed to a Barrie long-term care home in the midst of an outbreak. As Morganne Campbell reports, officials are looking into whether the virus is a mutated variant.


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Q: wxPython Set Style text control method returns false I am trying to change either the background or foreground/text colour of the mouse selected line of my multiline text control widget using the SetStyle method, but for some reason it exits and returns false upon running the LEFT_DCLICK event.
I've tried to change manually its style properties without that method and it works perfectly so I suspect it isn't due to the widget not being editable. I've also checked if the properties I am setting are passed onto the style and I can confirm that they did. I suspect (based also on the method's definition) that there is some sort of mismatch between the style's declaration and the expected style parsed to the widget, but I haven't been able to identify the error yet.
def OnHexMouse(self, event):
    curspos = self.Hex_text.GetInsertionPoint()
    charnum, linenum = self.Hex_text.PositionToXY(curspos)
    oldstyle = self.Hex_text.GetDefaultStyle()
    newcolor = wx.Colour(255, 0, 0, 255)
    newstyle = wx.TextAttr(colText=newcolor)
    self.Hex_text.SetStyle(100, 500, newstyle)

Based on the values displayed on the code I am expecting red text output for the specified text range.

A: I suspect that your issue may lie with PositionToXY(curspos) which in fact returns (Boolean, char, line). Also SetStyle expects (Start_pos, End_pos, style) which would be the cursor position plus a calculated end position. Or, for the entire line, the start would be the cursor position minus char and the end would be the start position plus the line length.
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import wx

class TestPanel(wx.Frame):
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwds):
        wx.Frame.__init__(self, *args, **kwds)
        self.panel = wx.Panel(self)
        self.Text1 = wx.TextCtrl(self.panel, -1, "",size=(550, 200), style=wx.TE_MULTILINE | wx.TE_RICH)

        self.sizer = wx.BoxSizer(wx.VERTICAL)
        self.sizer.Add(self.Text1)

        self.Text1.write("0123456789012345\n")
        self.Text1.write("012345678901234567890\n")
        self.Text1.write("abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz\n")
        self.Text1.write("ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU")
        self.Text1.Bind(wx.EVT_LEFT_DCLICK, self.OnHexMouse)

        self.panel.SetSizerAndFit(self.sizer)
        self.Show()

    def OnHexMouse(self, event):
        curspos = self.Text1.GetInsertionPoint()
        boo, char, line = self.Text1.PositionToXY(curspos)
        line_length = self.Text1.GetLineLength(line)

        oldstyle = self.Text1.GetDefaultStyle()
        newcolor = wx.Colour(255, 0, 0, 255)
        newstyle = wx.TextAttr(colText=newcolor)

        curepos = curspos+(line_length-char)
        self.Text1.SetStyle(curspos, curepos, newstyle)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app = wx.App()
    win = TestPanel(None)
    app.MainLoop()


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Appirio
Marc Benioff
Abidali Z Neemuchwala
Wipro confirms acquisition of Appirio for $500 million
Wipro has signed an agreement to acquire US-based cloud consultancy firm Appirio, for $500 million (Rs 3,350 crore). The Times of India was the first to write about the acquisition.Shilpa Phadnis | TNN | October 21, 2016, 09:42 IST
BENGALURU: Wipro has signed an agreement to acquire US-based cloud consultancy firm Appirio, for $500 million (Rs 3,350 crore). The Times of India was the first to write about the acquisition. Once completed, Wipro's acquisition of Appirio will strengthen the company's foothold in cloud transformation practices including managing complex deployments across cloud, social and mobile, equipping enterprises to integrate cloud-based software like Workday, Medallia and Salesforce into their workflow. Appirio also brings to Wipro, Topcoder, a leading crowdsourcing marketplace connecting over a million designers, developers and data scientists around the world with customers. Chris Barbin, CEO of Appirio, will lead the expanded business.
Salesforce founder Marc Benioff and Workday co-founder Aneel Bhusri welcomed Appirio's decision to go with Wipro.
The US-based cloud consultancy firm has 1,250 employees and counts Stryker, Robert Half, Johnson Controls, Cardinal Health, Coca-Cola, eBay, Facebook, Home Depot, and Sony PlayStation as customers. Once completed, Wipro's acquisition of Appirio will create one of the world's largest cloud transformation practices, a game changer in today's as-a-service and digital economy, Wipro said.
"Like every Indian services firm Wipro needs to move faster to the new market segments such as cloud and digital. The legacy industry business is decelerating and taken as a whole is flat with no growth. Almost all the industry growth is now being driven by automation, digital, cloud and analytics. Hence Wipro along with all of its peers must move fast to grab share and relevance in these new growth markets. Accenture has shown the way by aggressively acquiring companies similar to Appirio and using them to credential themselves in these new areas," said Peter Bendor-Samuel, CEO of US-based Everest Research.
Wipro CEO Abidali Z Neemuchwala said, Appirio and Wipro coming together will unlock transformational synergies in the applications space and help enterprises create new business models. "Wipro will consolidate its existing cloud applications practices of Salesforce and Workday under the Appirio brand and structure.
"When you combine Wipro's global scale and deep digital focus with Appirio's transformative worker and customer experience expertise, and best in class team, brand, and partners, you create a formidable force in the industry," Barbin said. "Together, our aim is to dominate the market and claim the top spots in industry."
"Chris and his team have spent the last decade building Appirio into a global leader delivering amazing customer experiences with Salesforce," said Marc Benioff, chairman, CEO and founder of Salesforce. "I couldn't be more proud of Appirio as it joins Wipro, where together they will continue to drive customer success on a much larger scale."
"As one of our earliest partners, Appirio has played a key role in the Workday Community, and we're thrilled to see such a great opportunity for the team's continued growth," said Aneel Bhusri, co-founder and CEO of Workday. "With Appirio, Wipro gains an organization with deep industry expertise and a strong commitment to customer service, dedicated to helping companies take their businesses to the cloud."
The acquisition is subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals and is expected to be closed in the quarter ending December 31, 2016. William Blair & Company acted as financial advisor to Appirio during the transaction.
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> Bennett's message to the world: A murderous regime like Iran should not be rewarded
Bennett's message to the world: A murderous regime like Iran should not be rewarded
Bennett delivers message ahead of nuclear talks with Iran in Vienna. 'Do not give in to Iran's nuclear blackmail.'
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On the backdrop of the talks in Vienna that begin today, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has issued the following message:
Today, Iran will be arriving at negotiations in Vienna with a clear goal: To end sanctions in exchange for almost nothing. Iran won't just keep its nuclear program; from today, they'll be getting paid for it.
Iran doesn't hide its intentions. Just a couple of days ago, the senior command of Iran's Armed Forces declared, and I quote, "We will not back off from the annihilation of Israel, not even one millimeter."
Just this week, the Iranian regime shot its own people on the streets of Isfahan for having dared to protest the lack of water in their country. Yes, they shot their own citizens just for being thirsty. Such a murderous regime should not be rewarded.
Despite Iran's violations and undermining of the nuclear inspections, Iran will be arriving at the negotiation table in Vienna, and there are those who think they deserve to have their sanctions removed and hundreds of billions of dollars poured right into their rotten regime.
They're wrong. Iran deserves no rewards, no bargain deals and no sanctions relief in return for their brutality. I call upon our allies around the world: Do not give in to Iran's nuclear blackmail.


I heard the call back in 2013 and when stepping upon this land my heart exploded. I was tossed and turned with internal screaming, bursting into tears of joy and confusion. Struck by sheer magic and meaning of what it was like to belong to a place I never knew existed.
It took me years to work out what had happened back then when I first visited Scotland. Every year since then I can not bear be parted from it. It hasn't been easy going back and stepping into the land that knew my soul so well again and again and having to leave it behind every time consumed by nothing less than sheer grief.
I am still in that place of neither here nor there, desperately wanting to go and needing to stay, having to live the life I have here, which is glorious in many ways. I am content yet deep yearning never leaves me for the place that stole my utter being and grabbed hold of me so tightly.
With each passing year the pull of the land continues, in fact, it has intensified with each summer when I would make the same journey and every winter when my heart would pine for it. I fought against it and even tried to convince myself it wasn't real or happening just to test yet the answer was always the same. It is in my bones so deep I can't be separated from it physically or spiritually.
I lived there before a long time ago and died a gruesome death with my blood spilling directly on the earth and penetrating its cells. I was of the land like a native animal that recognised smells, sounds and colours of every season the land had dressed itself in. I am still of that land, I am still that animal. I can taste it and its distinctive smell never leaves my senses. It is a particular sensation instantly recognisable by me. I can reach it at any moment yet physical separation remains too much to bear.
Wow, that's a powerful piece of writing directly from the heart. I think it takes courage to act – I get a calling, but to act on it would be a huge upheaval, and I worry and wonder and dither and deliberate.
It is a journey I have come to realise and one needs to see it unfold. On any journey there will be obstacles covered as lessons along the way, that's what the call is about partly but ultimately if we get there or not is up to us and courage is one quality that's needed for sure!


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Q: multiple configurations file in webpack for angular I'm not sure this is a Webpack question or an Angular one, but I have an Angular app which is using webpack with a very similar setup to the one in the angular.io site.
So I have my webpack.config.js
module.exports = require('./config/webpack.dev.js');

which is used by default when I execute my task
"start-webpack": "webpack-dev-server --inline --progress"

but I have a few app parameters that I need to setup when running the application, like a couple API urls and some other stuff. So I have a folder /env with a few files dev1.ts, dev2.ts like this:
export = {
  API: 'http://xxxx',
  BASE_URL: 'http://xxxx',
};

and I'd like to be able to access this information once the application is started. So ideally I'd start the application with something like this:
"start-webpack": "webpack-dev-server --config dev1 --inline --progress"

and then in my Angular app I'd retrieve API, BASE_URL somehow.
I'm a bit lost because I don´t even know if this is feasible.
Can anyone give me a hint on where to look?
Thanks

A: Ok, I solved my issue; thanks to @Ivan for the hint.
Finally this my package.json scripts section:
"start1": "webpack-dev-server --env.config=dev1 --inline --progress",
"start2": "webpack-dev-server --env.config=dev2 --inline --progress",

and so in my webpack.web.js I have this:
const envConfig = {
  dev1: {
    API: xxxx
  },
  dev2: {
    API: yyyy
  }
}

module.exports = (env = {}) => {

  return webpackMerge(commonConfig, {
    ...
    plugins: [
      new webpack.DefinePlugin({
        'process.env.CONFIG': JSON.stringify(envConfig[env.config])
      })
    ],
    ...
  });
}

and now I can access my configuration inside Angular just with process.env.CONFIG (it can be any other name, obviously).
In my case it makes sense to have dev1 and dev2 because I have some other urls and properties inside, but in case I wanted to expose a single property I could do this instead:
const envConfig = {
  dev1: xxxx,
  dev2: yyyy
}

Also, this link helped me to configure everything.
Hope it helps if someone needs something similar.


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… one felt an uncanny emotional climate, as if spirits were being conjured. In her pre-concert talk Davies spoke of 'shamanistic rituals' as an influence, and one could hear them loud and clear.
— Ivan Hewett
Category: Opera & Vocal
A chamber opera in eight scenes for mezzo-soprano, tenor and ensemble with electronics
Cave was commissioned by the London Sinfonietta and the Royal Opera House Covent Garden Foundation, with support from the Britten-Pears Foundation
Instrumentation: cl(=bcl).bsn(=cbsn).hn.harp.vln.db - live electronics (1-2 operators): sampler/effects applied to the vocal performers. VOICE//HANNAH (MS)/MAN (T)
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Between Worlds is a spiritual and poetic drama, based on the events of 9/11; opening out to a universal panorama of human beings in extremis. The work, a collaboration between director Deborah Warner, composer Tansy Davies, and librettist, Nick Drake, was premiered at the Barbican Theatre, London, in April 2015.
Instrumentation: 2(II=afl+picc).2.2(II=ebcl).bcl.0 - 2.1.0.btrbn.1 - timp - perc(2): glsp/hi-hat/2 siz.cym/2 susp.cym (bright/dark sounding)/2 tgl/Mark tree/2 glass chimes (row and bunched)/shell chimes (bunched)/jingles (or sistrum)/whip/vibraslap/egg shaker/waterphone/door bell (continuous ring)/5 metal bars of different sizes (resembling temple blocks in pitch - not too resonant and relatively even in volume and resonance)/paper (grease-proof) or dry leaves/3 tpl.bl (1 medium/high, 2 low)/2 guiros (high, low)/2 ocean drums (medium, large)/thunder sheet (very large)/tam-t/bongos (small)/tom-tom (medium/large - heavily dampened)/djembe/snare drum/BD - harp - strings
16 singers: SHAMAN (CT)/JANITOR (Bar)/YOUNGER WOMAN (S)/REALTOR (MS)/YOUNGER MAN (T)/OLDER MAN (BBar)/MOTHER of YOUNGER MAN (MS)/LOVER OF YOUNGER WOMAN (MS)/BABYSITTER (S)/WIFE of OLDER MAN (S)/SECURITY GUARD (T)/FIREFIGHTER 1 (T)/FIREFIGHTER 2 (Bar)/SISTER OF YOUNGER MAN (S)/CHILD (boy)/OLDER EXECUTIVE (T) Chorus
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The rule is love
a song cycle for contralto and chamber ensemble
Text: To the Wedding by John Berger The Pope must have been drunk, the King of Castile a madman: Culture as actuality, and the Caribbean rethinking modernity by Sylvia Wynter
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A carol for the Choir of King's College Cambridge. Text by Christina Georgina Rossetti, written before 1886.
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As with Voices and With Tears
a setting of Whitman's 'dirge for Two Veterans' for SATB choir, strings and electronics
A setting of Whitman's dirge for Two Veterans
Instrumentation: SATB choir, strings and electronics
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Text: Nick Drake
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Song of Pure Nothingness
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The text for this song dates from 11th Century France and is one of the most well known poems by troubadour Guillaum IX D'Aquitane. The title in original Occitane, is Farai Un Vers De Dreyt Nien.
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Text by Rachel Corrie
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Static and This Love are settings of poems by Nick Drake. Both, to me, have a vivid potency and atmosphere, which I've tried to capture and intensify in these songs.
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Static and This Love are poems by Nick Drake. Both, to me, have a vivid potency and atmosphere, which I've tried to capture and intensify in these songs.
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Text by John Clare.
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B-29: Superfortress
Giant Bomber of World War 2 and Korea
Graham M. Simons
approx 480 mono within text
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The Boeing B-29 Superfortress was a four-engined heavy bomber flown primarily by the United States in World War Two and the Korean War. The B-29 remained in service in various roles throughout the 1950s. The British Royal Air Force flew the B-29 and used the name Washington for the type, and the Soviet Union produced an unlicensed copy as the Tupolev Tu-4. The name "Superfortress" was derived from that of its well-known predecessor, the B-17 Flying Fortress. The B-29 was the progenitor of a series of Boeing-built bombers, reconnaissance aircraft, trainers and tankers including the variant, B-50 Superfortress.
The B-29 was one of the largest aircraft to see service during World War Two. A very advanced bomber for its time, it included features such as pressurized cabins, an electronic fire-control system and remote-controlled machine-gun turrets. Though it was designed as a high-altitude daytime bomber, in practice it actually flew more low-altitude nighttime incendiary bombing missions. It was the primary aircraft in the American firebombing campaign against Japan in the final months of World War Two, and carried the atomic bombs that destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Unlike many other World War Two-era bombers, the B-29 remained in service long after the war ended, with a few even being employed as flying television transmitters. The type was finally retired in the early 1960s, with 3,960 aircraft in all built.
Without doubt there is a clear, strong requirement to 'put the record straight' using primary source documentation to record the undoubted achievements alongside and in context with the shortcomings to the type's design and operation that have otherwise received scant attention.
The book will cover all variants and is profusely illustrated.
English professional aviation writer, publisher and historian Graham M Simons is one of the founders of the world famous aviation museum at Duxford near Cambridge where his interest was piqued watching the making of the 'Battle of Britain' film there in the late 1960's and from the days when you could go 'aircraft spotting' at London Heathrow and other airports.
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NEW ZEALAND - Addressing the Fresh Water Management Forum in Wellington , Lachlan McKenzie, Federated Farmers associate spokesperson for water put forward the farmers' case for more water storage.
"In particular, I wish to extol the economic, social and environmental benefits of storing water in a country that is drought-prone but has more than its fair share of water," said Mr McKenzie.
"The problem you see is that we have an abundance of water in comparison to other country's, including Australia.
"And although the rain doesn't always fall in the right place at the right time, water storage would ensure steady, reliable supply."
"So what better place than the Fresh Water Management Forum to dive head first into a discussion about the country's key economic driver – a driver which could future proof agriculture and our entire economy," said Mr McKenzie.
"After all, if the rain stops falling in parts of the country, it certainly pays to have some water stored away for those inevitable dry periods.
"And just this month, the Prime Minister made strong statements in support of water storage and irrigation.
"I am pleased that after years of intense lobbying, the Government has finally taken notice of the important role of rural water infrastructure in growing our economy, catching up with Australia, improving the living standards of all New Zealanders."
With an increasing population and ever increasing demands on the country's resources such as land and water, Mr McKenzie said that water storage is the key ingredient in the wise and effective use of New Zealand's water resource to cope with the substantial demand for the country's agricultural and horticultural demand.
He emphasised that the development of water storage would have significant economic, community and environmental benefits, using the flow-on irrigation developments in South Canterbury as an example.
"Reliable irrigation enables a two to three-fold increase in gross farm income (over dryland farming), by enabling greater productivity from existing farming systems. "
"The economic benefits of irrigation to both individual farmers and the wider rural community are substantial and can be achieved along with environmental outcomes.
"There is great potential to increase the area of land under irrigation in New Zealand," said Mr McKenzie.
"In Canterbury, for example, it is estimated that approximately one million hectares of land could be irrigated. Yet, currently, just 640,000 hectares have consent to irrigate.
"Without the development of significant water storage, however, irrigation development in Canterbury is expected to fall well short of that potential area.
"Much of those 640,000 hectares currently consented are in fact not even irrigated at the moment. That's the case for a variety of reasons including inadequate reliability of the consented water takes."
Mr McKenzie said that a major contraint on the development of large water storage projects is the initial funding of these projects and the preservation of inter-generational equity.
"Given the large and very clear social and economic benefits, there is a compelling case for a private-public partnership approach to funding water infrastructure projects. This would ensure that they proceed in a way that delivers maximum benefit to New Zealanders."
He also reminded the government that any regulation on water storage should reflect an appropriate balance between social and economic benefits and environmental values.
Mr McKenzie concluded saying that water storage projects will allow more land to be irrigated more reliably, effectively and efficiently.


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The International Smelting and Refining Company was a subsidiary of Anaconda Copper that operated primarily out of the International Smelter near Tooele, Utah. The International Smelter began operation in 1910 as a copper producer handling ores from Bingham Canyon and was expanded into a lead smelting operation in 1912. Copper smelting finished at International in 1946, and the lead smelter shut down in January 1972. The closure of the smelter would lead to the associated Tooele Valley Railway (which had their primary railyards at the smelter) to be shut down ten years later in 1982. The company also handled several other Anaconda owned interests. After the shut down of several of the International Smelting sites, environmental reclamation has been performed by Anaconda Copper's successor company ARCO and the EPA Superfund program.

History
Interest in constructing a smelter outside of Tooele was begun by the Utah Consolidated Mining Company in the early 1900s due to the James Godfrey et al. v. American Smelting and Refining Company et al. lawsuit, which shut down several of the smelters operating in the Murray, Utah, area due to air pollution concerns. While several of the largest smelters in the area such as the ASARCO smelter in Murray were able to settle out of court, many of the smaller smelters such as the Utah Consolidated and Highland Boy shut down due to the court ruling. The mine and smelter owners who were affected by the lawsuit began to search for a new smelter site away from the populous Salt Lake Valley. A prime site was found in Tooele on the western slope of the Oquirrh Mountains which was isolated from the growing Salt Lake Valley, had strong headwinds which it was hoped would take most of the pollution up into the nearby Pine Canyon instead of towards nearby Tooele City, and was located close to the rapidly growing Bingham mining district. After negotiations to smelt the Highland Boy ores at the ASARCO copper smelter at Garfield, Utah, fell through, Utah Consolidated pushed for the founding of the International Smelting and Refining Company, which was formally founded on December 1, 1908, in New Jersey. Corporate offices for the company would at one point be located in New York City The Tooele Valley Railway, which was built to serve the smelter construction and operation, had been chartered in Utah on November 18, 1908.

Construction on the smelter began on December 9, 1908, several days after the formal foundation of the company. Among the founders of the new smelter were mining moguls John D. Ryan and Thomas F. Cole who would eventually bring the company under the control of Anaconda Copper. In 1909 the company purchased the Raritan Copper Works, a copper refinery in New Jersey, which would eventually process most of the product produced in Tooele and Anaconda's smelter in Butte, Montana (some sources state though the Raritan–International merger didn't take place until 1934). The copper smelter in Tooele opened in 1910, with an aerial tramway having been built to bring ores in from the Bingham Canyon mining district. In 1911 the decision was made to construct a lead smelter as an addition to the Tooele site, which opened in 1912.

The 1910 Mexican Revolution caused several Arizona mines to begin shipping their ores to the Tooele Smelter since the conflict cut off access to the Cananea, Mexico, smelter. In response by 1913 work began in Miami, Arizona, to construct a new International Smelting plant. The International Smelter in Miami was designed by Louis D. Ricketts to process the local copper ore. By 1915 the new Arizona smelter began production. The smelter was designed with efficiency in mind, and proved to be one of the most successful smelters in the region. Freeport-McMoRan continues to operate a smelter at this site in the present day.

In 1914 the Anaconda Copper group bought full ownership of International Smelting Company. The assets of the International Smelting Company at the time included in addition to the Tooele operations, International Lead Refining Co. in East Chicago, Indiana, the Arizona smelter, the Raritan works, and the associated Raritan Terminal and Transportation Company. The International Smelting and Refining Company was re-founded in Montana upon the completion of the Anaconda purchase. By the 1920s the Tooele operation had become a custom smelter, processing ores from mines across the intermountain west. A large fire on May 9, 1942, destroyed the Tooele smelter's labs, machine shop, and the Tooele Valley Railway's locomotive works; all of which were rebuilt anew a short time later.

By 1937 the National Tunnel and Mines Company began construction of the Elton Tunnel to replace the tramway connecting the Apex Mine and Utah Delaware Mine in Bingham Canyon with the smelter. The tunnel was named after J. O. Elton, General Manager of the International Smelter, who conducted the ground-breaking ceremony. By 1940 the National Tunnel and Mines Company was considered a subsidiary of majority owner Anaconda Copper. The tunnel was completed by 1941. Expectations were that the tunnel would provide increased production at the smelter, and many Tooele locals celebrated the new tunnel with a local "Tunnel Days" festival. An electric narrow-gauge railroad system ran through the tunnel, and interchanged with the Tooele Valley Railway at the surface portal. While demand for metal production kept the tunnel busy during World War II, the post-war environment caused a dramatic drop in demand for metals. This post-war market lead to the Elton Tunnel being shut down, the closure of the Apex and Utah Delaware mines, and the end of copper smelting operations in Tooele. The National Tunnel and Mines Company declared bankruptcy in 1948, a move which forced all the remaining assets into complete control by Anaconda.

From 1941 to 1944 the International Smelting and Refining Company leased and expanded the Copper Canyon mining camp near Battle Mountain, Nevada. The site included an ore crusher, mill, and employee housing. It appears much of the equipment used at Copper Canyon came from other International/Anaconda properties. The lease at Copper Canyon appears to have been quickly ended though by 1945. It also appears that sometime in this era the company looked into creating a busing company to transport employees to work at the Tooele smelter known as the International Bus Company, but those plans failed to come to fruition.

With the copper smelter having been shut down, the remaining operations in Tooele focused on lead and zinc recovery. The nearby U.S. Smelting in Midvale, Utah, contracted with International to smelt their milled ores in 1958. By 1960 Anaconda/International had sold off their Miami, Arizona, smelter to Inspiration Consolidated Copper. The Tooele smelter's remaining years of operation were difficult, with aging equipment and decreasing profits. When Chilean socialist president Salvador Allende nationalized Anaconda Copper's Chuquicamata mine and El Salvador mine in 1971, it forced the company to close off unprofitable mines and smelters to remain profitable. When the International Smelter finally shut down in early 1972, over 30 mines in the intermountain west were forced to close due to the lack of any other nearby smelter. The smelter, which had once hired 2000 employees during its peak, had only 350 full-time employees by the time of the closure of the Tooele operation. Meanwhile, the Raritan Copper Works were shut down in 1976.

Demolition of the Tooele smelter began shortly afterwards. The machine shops and administrative offices survived for a short while longer as part of Anaconda/ARCO's Carr Fork Mine operation until after that mine was closed and sold to Kennecott Copper. Environmental Protection Agency work in the area began in 1986 to study the site. In 1994 a buffer area around the smelter site which included both the smelter and the Elton Tunnel location was declared to be the "Carr Fork Reclamation and Wildlife Area." Long term site reclamation of the Tooele smelter began with a Utah Environmental Department Study in 1996 which detected high concentrations of lead and arsenic downhill from the smelter site. In 2000 the EPA declared the area a Superfund project and began a remediation project at the smelter site and parts of the Tooele Valley Railway route. Guidelines for land developers in the area were set in place and made available for the public via the Tooele County Health Department. The smelter site was removed from the active Superfund list in 2011.

Environmental cleanup of the East Chicago Anaconda/International lead site and the neighboring USS Lead facilities started in 2009 with the EPA declaration of the area as a Superfund site. Due to the low-income neighborhoods built in the area after the shut down of the lead facilities, clean up has been a difficult and controversial process. In 2016 the EPA began evicting residents from the West Calumet housing complex, which had been built over the former Anaconda/International site, with plans to demolish the structures there. Soil remediation is an ongoing process at the site.

Preservation

Several locomotives used at the Raritan Copper Works by International have been preserved. Locomotive No. 8 is in a private collection and has been modified to have a tender. Locomotive No. 9, is preserved in the New Jersey Museum of Transportation. Locomotive No. 10 is in Boothbay, Maine. Locomotive No. 11 is preserved in South Carver, Massachusetts.

Significant artifacts from the International Smelter in Tooele were preserved in the Tooele Valley Museum to the west of the smelter site. Artifacts preserved included work tools, laboratory sampling equipment, signs used on the smelter site, and documents pertaining to the operation of the smelter and the local workers unions. The Carr Fork Reclamation and Wildlife Area has sign markers and monuments with information on the historic smelter site. As of June 2016, several pylons of the aerial tramway between the smelter and Bingham Canyon remain standing across the Oquirrh Mountains.

The only surviving structure from the Tooele smelter site is an ore conveyor bridge, which was dismantled and rebuilt into a sky bridge at the Trolley Square mall in Salt Lake City. The bridge passes over 600 South, with a small informational placard near it in the mall detailing its history. At the Nevada Southern Railroad Museum in Boulder City, Nevada, a steam crane known as "The Crab" that was used at the Tooele smelter is stored.

See also
Tooele Valley Railway
Anaconda Copper

References

External links

Anaconda Copper
Copper smelters
Defunct manufacturing companies based in Utah
Historic American Engineering Record in Nevada
Historic American Engineering Record in Utah
Lander County, Nevada
Tooele County, Utah


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Lauv's New Song 'Sad Forever' Will Help Various Mental Health Organizations
Lauv wants to drop the stigma surrounding mental health, and encourage fans to get the help they need in with his new song, "Sad Forever."
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Lauv wants to drop the stigma surrounding mental health, and encourage fans to get the help they need in with his new song, "Sad Forever."
The tune is the latest off his upcoming album, ~how i'm feeling~, and the accompanying video was shot live in concert in Manila, Philippines, during the crooner's headlining show there. "I wrote sad forever at a time when I was extremely low. I was dealing with depression and OCD but hadn't really recognized or gotten the help I needed," the subtitles of the video explain as Lauv sings about his journey to happiness. "While I was hesitant at first, asking for help was an important first step. Mental illness is something that is often times not apparent to the outside world. It's an ongoing journey with ups and downs and finding stability is a process that I'm still heavily working on. This song was written in a dark place but by donating all proceeds to mental health organizations I can only hope it helps others take their first step to ask for help too."
Lauv will be donating all proceeds from the track to various mental health organizations globally that work to de-stigmatize mental health issues, including Bring Change 2 Mind in North America, UK's Time to Change and Australia/New Zealand's beyondblue, among others.
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Back in April, the singer detailed his struggles with mental health on Instagram and how it affected his album-making process. "i recognized and still recognize now that my mental health is an ongoing process & at any moment now or in the future, those feelings could get stolen away again and i could find myself back in the dark place," he explained. "and thats okay. because i now what it feels lik to be out of it, and i know its more than possible to get out."
Read his whole message below.
~how i'm feeling~
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The F. A. Hayek Program for Advanced Study in Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the Mercatus Center invites you to a panel discussion featuring Benjamin Powell and his new book, Out of Poverty: Sweatshops in the Global Economy. This book provides a comprehensive defense of third-world sweatshops. It explains how these sweatshops provide the best available opportunity to workers and how they play an important role in the process of development that eventually leads to better wages and working conditions. Using economic theory, Professor Powell argues that much of what the anti-sweatshop movement has agitated for would actually harm the very workers they intend to help by creating less desirable alternatives and undermining the process of development. Nowhere does this book put "profits" or "economic efficiency" above people. Improving the welfare of poorer citizens of third world countries is the goal, and the book explores which methods best achieve that goal. Out of Poverty will help readers understand how activists and policy makers can help third world workers. For a preview of this topic, watch this short Learn Liberty video featuring Professor Powell.
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Ducks Unlimited Announces 2017 Film Series
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Founded in a family garage as the country was recovering from World War II, Weatherby is the epitome of the American success story. One idea and an unfaltering work ethic helped Roy Weatherby turn a hobby shop into an internationally recognized brand. Decades later, Roy's descendants have followed in his footsteps, writing their own stories while furthering the stout Weatherby tradition.
The Top Five Outdoor Films…..Ever
It's hard to define what qualifies a motion picture as an "outdoor" film. To make this list the film must center on hunting and/or the outdoors. One of these two elements must be central to the plot, theme, tone and overall narrative of the flick. The movie gets more points if it has more than one—and a lot of shooting. Sure, a good film about love, loss and triumph that has outdoor-based cinematography might seem to fit, but we need to dig a little deeper here. Same goes for Westerns, they have their own category.
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As with all psychic readings, the best way to prepare for your call, especially with Empath Psychics, is to take some time to center yourself through relaxation and controlled breathing. You want to compose your energy as much as possible so your gifted Empath Psychic can more easily tune into your frequency field and derive clear insight from Spirit.
Have your questions prepared if possible so your energy is already focused on the area you wish to uncover. Learn more about Psychic Empath Readings.


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Tizzard Island is an uninhabited island in Chincoteague Bay. The island is within the borders of Worcester County in the state of Maryland. Several structures exist on Tizzard Island, though none of them are inhabited and many of them are decaying.

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Uninhabited islands of Maryland


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5:22 Cannondale wrap to carry the M19.
Very close up and super detailed Crankbrothers M19 Multi Bike tool review here. The video shows the tool in super detail, the case that comes with it and then Cannondale wrap that goes on the bike to carry the tool. What tool(s) you carry with you when you ride? I am interested. Make suggestions in comments.