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static unsigned str_hash(const char *str) {
	unsigned hash = 0;
	size_t i = 0;

	if (str == NULL)
		return hash;

	for (i = 0; str[i]; i++) {
		hash = 31*hash + str[i];
	}

	return hash;
}

static suite_desc* ensure_suite(Table_T suites, const char *sym_name, enum symbol_type stype) {
	char * suite_name = mangler_extract_suite(sym_name, stype);
	suite_desc *suite = Table_get(suites, suite_name);
	if (suite == NULL ) {
		suite = suite_desc_new(suite_name);
		Table_put(suites, suite->name, suite);
	}
	free(suite_name);
	return suite;
}

Table_T get_testnames_in_file(const char *file, void *dso_handle) {
	//for more info see http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/elftoolchain/browser/trunk/readelf/readelf.c dump_symtab
	Elf *e;
	GElf_Sym sym;
	GElf_Shdr shdr;
	Elf_Scn *scn;
	Elf_Data *data;
	int fd;
	size_t si;

	char *sym_name;

	//cr_list *list = cr_slist_create((void (*)(void*))test_desc_free);
	Table_T suites = Table_new(0, (int (*)(const void *, const void *))strcmp, (unsigned int (*)(const void *))str_hash);

	if (elf_version(EV_CURRENT) == EV_NONE) {
		warnx("ELF initialization failed: %s", elf_errmsg(-1));
		return NULL;
	}

	if ((fd = open(file, O_RDONLY)) < 0) {
		warn("Openning %s failed", file);
		return NULL;
	}

	if ((e = elf_begin(fd, ELF_C_READ, NULL)) == NULL) {
		warn("efl begin for file %s failed: %s", file, elf_errmsg(-1));
		return NULL;
	}

	if (elf_kind(e) != ELF_K_ELF) {
		warn("%s is not an ELF object", file);
		return NULL;
	}

	scn = NULL;
	while ((scn = elf_nextscn(e, scn)) != NULL) {
		if (gelf_getshdr(scn, &shdr) != &shdr) {
			warn("error while getting section header. skipping the current section.");
			continue;
		}

		if (shdr.sh_type != SHT_DYNSYM) continue;

		data = NULL;
		while ((data = elf_getdata(scn, data)) != NULL) {
			si = 0;
			while (gelf_getsym(data, si, &sym) == &sym) {
				si++;
				//TODO check if the symbol is a function
				sym_name = elf_strptr(e, shdr.sh_link, sym.st_name);
				enum symbol_type stype = mangler_get_symbol_type(sym_name);
				if (stype == SYMBOL_IS_UNKNOWN) continue;
				suite_desc *suite = ensure_suite(suites, sym_name, stype);
				if (stype == SYMBOL_IS_TEST) {
					cr_list_add(suite->tests, test_desc_create(sym_name));
				} else if (stype == SYMBOL_IS_BEFORE_TEST) {
					suite->before_test = dlsym(dso_handle, sym_name);
				} else if (stype == SYMBOL_IS_AFTER_TEST) {
					suite->after_test = dlsym(dso_handle, sym_name);
				} else if (stype == SYMBOL_IS_BEFORE_SUITE) {
					suite->before_suite = dlsym(dso_handle, sym_name);
				} else if (stype == SYMBOL_IS_AFTER_SUITE) {
					suite->after_suite = dlsym(dso_handle, sym_name);
				} else {
					printf("This shouldn't happen.\n");
					exit(1);
				}
			}
		}
	}

	elf_end(e);
	close(fd);

        //return list;
	return suites;
}


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In Nigeria, Boko Haram threatens attacks on media
September 24, 2012 4:16 PM ET
A radical militant Islamist group released an 18-minute video on May 1, 2012, that threatened attacks on at least 14 local and international news outlets, according to news reports. In the video, Boko Haram, a group seeking the imposition of Sharia law in northern Nigeria, accused the outlets of biased reporting and crimes against Islam and also claimed responsibility for prior attacks on newspapers, news reports said.
Boko Haram singled out three international news organizations and 11 local newspapers in the video and accused them of misrepresenting the group's activities, inciting the public to support the government against the group, and attacking Islam in their reporting, among other allegations, the news website Premium Times reported. The video was recorded in the Hausa language.
"These media houses have committed a lot of offences that is detrimental to Islam, and we don't have the power to forgive them. We will take revenge on them by God's grace," the video said, according to a translation by the Premium Times.
The international news outlets that were mentioned in the video include the Hausa-language service of the U.S. government-funded international broadcaster Voice of America; the French government-funded international broadcaster Radio France Internationale; and Sahara Reporters, a New York-based citizen reporting news site. The 11 local newspapers named were ThisDay, Punch, Daily Sun, Vanguard, Guardian, Nation, Tribune, National Accord, Leadership, Daily Trust, and People's Daily.
Boko Haram also claimed responsibility in the video for the April 26, 2012, coordinated attacks on the offices of three newspapers--ThisDay, The Sun, and The Moment--in the capital, Abuja, and the northern city of Kaduna, according to news reports. The group justified the attacks by blaming ThisDay for "dishonoring our prophet, Mohammed (SAW) during a beauty pageant in Kaduna in November 2002," the video said.
In November 16, 2002, journalist Isioma Daniel wrote a column suggesting Mohammed might have a married a contestant in that year's Miss World beauty pageant, scheduled to be held in Nigeria. The pageant was eventually canceled, and Daniel fled into exile following calls for her death, news reports said.
Daily Sun
Daily Trust
Isioma Daniel
National Accord
People's Daily
Radio France Internationale
ThisDay
Threatened
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Nigeria's Fresh FM radio station partially demolished following critical reporting
August 27, 2018 5:56 PM ET
Fresh FM, a privately owned radio station based in Ibadan city, in Nigeria's southwestern Oyo state, was partially demolished by bulldozer during the early hours of August 19, 2018, upon the order of the Oyo state government, Samson Akindele, head of news for Fresh FM, and David Ajiboye, station...
Nigerian police raid offices of daily newspaper The Sun
Nigerian police working with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission of Nigeria raided the Lagos headquarters of the daily newspaper The Sun, on the morning of June 12, 2017, according to a statement by The Sun....

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CANFit (California Adolescent Nutrition and Fitness Program) is a statewide, non-profit organization whose mission is to engage communities and build their capacity to improve the nutrition and physical activity status of California´s low-income African American, American Indian, Latino, Asian American, and Pacific Islander youth 10-14 years old. CanFIT provides training and technical assistance to youth-serving organizations; develops, evaluates, and disseminates effective, culturally-appropriate nutrition and physical activity educational materials and social marketing programs; advocates for policies that enhance nutrition and physical activity; awards academic scholarships; and funds innovative community-based projects.
California Project LEAN (Leaders Encouraging Activity and Nutrition) (CPL) is a joint program of the California Department of Health Services and the Public Health Institute focusing on youth empowerment, policy and environmental change strategies, and community-based solutions. CPL works with state and local physical activity and nutrition leaders to conduct programs in communities throughout California. Through an infrastructure of ten regions, CPL implements local interventions that utilize the Spectrum of Prevention Model which describes six levels of prevention activities – from strengthening individual knowledge and skills to influencing policy.
The California Center for Public Health Advocacy (CCPHA) is a nonpartisan nonprofit organization that raises awareness about critical public health issues and mobilizes communities to promote the establishment of effective health policies. Since its inception in 1999, CCPHA has addressed the growing childhood obesity epidemic by working to establish policies that support children and families in making healthy eating and physical activity choices.
In fall 2005, CCPHA released a study on childhood obesity, presenting their findings by city, county, and Assembly district in order to provide policy makers and the general public with a clear picture of the extent to which this epidemic affects their communities. Study findings are available as a policy brief, full report, or as fact sheets.
With a focus on children and their families, the Center for Weight & Health at U.C. Berkeley provides leadership in finding evidence-based solutions to weight problems. The Center's website offers a comprehensive listing and links to dozens of organizations working in the field, as well as program models. In addition, the Center's website provides scientific data, reports, program materials, and a guide to funding resources. Their toolkit, Children and Weight: What Communities Can Do, is targeted to bringing people together and mobilizing local resources.
The Dairy Council of California's HealthyEating.org is an online resource center for teaching healthy lifestyle habits. HealthyEating.org features four 30-minute Parent Toolkit Presentations designed in partnership with the California PTA that provide all the tools that you need to conduct a parent workshop. Other features include: nutrition plan tool Healthy Eating My Way; free nutrition education booklets available in English and Spanish; online learning games for kids; a workplace wellness online toolkit; tip sheets for adults, parents, and children available in both English and Spanish; the latest nutrition information and trends, as well as white papers, newsletters and professional development opportunities.
Instant Recess® is an evidence-based model designed to improve health & productivity by incorporating 10-minute physical activity breaks into the routine daily "conduct of business" — fighting the inactivity epidemic 10 minutes at a time. Instant Recess® can be done at work, at school, at church, in the library, at sporting or cultural events – anywhere people gather. The movements are simple enough for anyone to participate, and can be adapted to suit any culture or physical environment.
The Strategic Alliance is a coalition of nutrition and physical activity advocates in California, working to shift the debate away from a primary focus on personal responsibility and individual choice to one that examines corporate and government practices and the role of the environment in shaping eating and activity behaviors. Children's environments are one of the five areas for which they provide a comprehensive set of policy recommendations, planning tools and research papers, as well as links to examples of successful community-based programs.
A public-private partnership of more than 50 national organizations and government agencies representing education, health, fitness and nutrition, Action for Healthy Kids (AFHK) is the only nonprofit organization formed specifically to address the epidemic of overweight, undernourished and sedentary youth by focusing on changes at school. Through its national network, AFHK works to improve nutrition and increase physical activity in schools. AFHK has three major goals: 1) improving children's eating habits by increasing access to nutritious foods and beverages throughout the school campus and by integrating nutrition education into the curriculum; 2) increasing children's physical activity by adding or maintaining physical education courses and recess, and promoting after-school and co-curricular programs; and 3) educating administrators, teachers, children and parents about how nutrition and physical activity impact children's health and academic achievement.
The Center for School, Health and Education, at the American Public Health Association, advances school-based health care as a comprehensive strategy for preventing school dropout and improving graduation rates for K-12 students. One of the Center's key issues is hunger and obesity, and their website provides useful links and information for health providers seeking to address these issues in the school environment.


FYE – For Your Event was trusted by Eurolife ERB Insurance Group – a Fairfax Company to organize a Gala Dinner at Zappeion Megaron honoring the Founder, Chairman and CEO of Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited Mr. Prem Watsa. 400 guests, leading figures of the economic, political and social scene, enjoyed a quite interesting interview between Eurolife ERB's Chairman & CEO Mr. Alexander Sarigeorgiou and Mr. Prem Watsa – Dialogues 2. Sound Projects was responsible for the production of the event, Drizos flowers took over the decoration and Begnis Catering undertook the catering services. Photo Credit by Manes P.


"Humanitarian agencies are warning of a looming food crisis in parts of the Central African Republic (CAR), a result of the insecurity that has displaced thousands of people and disrupted cultivation and trade," IRIN reports. "Food prices are increasing, according to the findings of a recent assessment by [the World Food Programme (WFP)] and its partners," the news service writes. "'Between July and September, there will be serious food shortages in the most affected areas. So the first priority is to restart programs that have been disrupted in these areas,' Jean Martin Bauer, an analyst with the [WFP], said," IRIN notes. "Other main humanitarian needs include health care and education," the news service writes, adding, "The number of patients seeking medical care is on the rise" (2/22).


Upon starting an early morning communications pass on Aug. 22, 2009, the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) mission operations team discovered the spacecraft had experienced an anomaly.
According to spacecraft data, the LCROSS Internal Reference Unit (IRU) experienced a fault. The IRU is a sensor used by the spacecraft's attitude control system (ACS) to determine the orientation and trajectory of the spacecraft. The anomaly caused the spacecraft ACS to switch to the Star Tracker Assembly for spacecraft positional information and caused the spacecraft's thruster to fire excessively, consuming a substantial amount of fuel. Initial estimates indicate that the spacecraft still contains sufficient fuel to complete the full mission.
LCROSS mission operations declared a 'spacecraft emergency' and were allocated additional communications time on the Deep Space Network. The team conducted procedures to mitigate the problem and were able to restart the IRU and reduce fuel consumption to a nominal level. Automatic operations procedures also were implemented to minimize the possibility of another IRU anomaly from occurring while the spacecraft is out of contact with the ground. Since the re-start of the IRU, the spacecraft has not experienced any additional problems.
The team continues to actively assess and mitigate the situation and is in contact with the manufacturers of the IRU and star tracker to investigate the root cause of the problems. Mission managers remain optimistic the LCROSS mission can reach its successful conclusion with projected impact at the lunar south pole currently set for 4:30 a.m. PDT on Oct. 9, 2009.
LCROSS is a low-cost, highly risk-tolerant, fast-tracked mission of opportunity that was co-manifest with the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. Both spacecraft launched from Cape Canaveral, Fla., on June 18, 2009. The main LCROSS mission objective is to confirm the presence or absence of water ice in a permanently shadowed region near a lunar pole.


Wiz Khalifa's house has been broken into.
The 'See You Again' rapper - who has five-year-old son Sebastian with ex-wife Amber Rose - wasn't at his home in the San Fernando Valley when two men wearing hoodies broke some glass and entered the abode at around 4.45am on Saturday (25.08.18), but a member of his team was present.
The house sitter heard a noise and came downstairs, but the pair fled the scene.
Sources told TMZ that police are investigating the incident, but no property seemed to have been stolen and the only damage was the broken glass.
The attempted burglary came just a day after another celebrity home was hit by an intruder in Los Angeles.
Christina Milian and her partner M. Pokora lost jewellery and watches worth over $100,000 when their house was broken into at around 1pm on Friday (24.08.18).
And earlier in the week, Bella Thorne scared off a would-be intruder at her San Fernando Valley home when she heard someone break a window from the outside.
When she opened her door to investigate the noise, the person fled the grounds and when she called police, they were unable to find the burglar.
Two weeks ago, John Mayer saw his Beverly Hills home targeted by thieves.
The 'Gravity' hitmaker's house was said to have been "ransacked" when burglars got in through an upstairs window while no one was home, and made off with around $100,000-$200,000 worth of music equipment and personal items.
John is a keen watch collector and some of the valuable timepieces he has in his extensive collection were also taken.


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In Vogue Records Tour feat. In Her Own Words, Sundressed, Ky Rogers & LDYKLLR
Firecreek Coffee Co.
There are no active dates for this event.
In Her Own Words
In Her Own Words is a project driven by passion, life experiences, and love for music. The band has shaped a unique sound best displayed through their debut full length, "Unfamiliar" (Invogue Records). In December 2017 the band added 5 fresh tracks and released the deluxe edition of the album. IHOW is set to record their sophomore LP and release at the end of 2018.
Sundressed
Pop Punk from Phoenix, AZ.
Ky Rogers
Ky is a singer songwriter currently signed to In Vogue Records.
LDYKLLR
Singer songwriter from Los Angeles, CA.
Firecreek Coffee Co. (View)
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University Research Awards, which provide "seed" grants for promising research, have been awarded to 15 projects for 2018-19. The projects range from an analysis of the roles of prisons in the Rochester region, to a new approach to genome editing, to new initiatives for advanced materials for powerful lasers.
The funding has been increased from $500,000 to $1 million. Half of the funding comes from the President's Fund, with the rest being matched by the various schools whose faculty members are recipients.
Inscriptr Genome Editing – Directed Non-homologous DNA Integration: Douglas Anderson, assistant professor, Aab Cardiovascular Research Institute.
Particle Assembly of Mesomorphic Ceramics (Advanced Materials for Powerful Lasers Initiative): Mitchell Anthamatten, Shaw Chen, and Matthew Yates, professors of chemical engineering, and Thomas Brown, professor of optics.
Robust Optical Devices Comprising Glassy Liquid Crystals with Photoalignment Polymer Films (Advanced Materials for Powerful Lasers Initiative): Shaw Chen, professor, and Alexander Shestopalov, associate professor, both of chemical engineering, and Tanya Kosc, scientist, Laboratory for Laser Energetics.
Autonomic Nervous System Biomarkers Distinguish Epileptic vs. Psychogenic Seizures: David Auerbach, research assistant professor, Aab Cardiovascular Research Institute; Jean-Phillippe Couderc, associate professor of medicine; and Giuseppe Erba, professor emeritus, and Giovanni Schifitto, professor, both of neurology.
How Is Rochester a Prison Town? Joel Burges, assistant professor of English; Kristin Doughty, assistant professor of anthropology; Kara Finnigan, associate professor of educational leadership; Evelyn Leblanc-Roberge, assistant professor of art and art history; Diane Morse, associate professor of psychiatry; Dena Swanson, associate professor of counseling and human development, and Joshua Dubler, assistant professor of religion.
Pre-clinical mouse model for atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS): Ian Dickerson, associate professor of neuroscience, and Joseph Miano, professor, Aab Cardiovascular Research Institute.
White Matter Integrity and Cognitive Performance in Adolescents with Primary Hypertension: Marc Lande, professor of pediatrics; and Heather Adams, associate professor, and Giovanni Schifitto, professor, both of neurology.
Non-invasive quantitative assessment of tendon healing using ultrasound and machine learning: Alayna Loiselle, assistant professor, Center for Musculoskeletal Research, and Constantinos Ketonis, assistant professor of orthopaedics.
Disparate Geographies: Spatial and Racial Landscapes in Rochester, New York: Kathryn Mariner, assistant professor of anthropology.
Novel Supramolecular Hydrogels for Sustained and Localized Drug Delivery: Bradley Nilsson, associate professor of chemistry, and Takahiro Takano, research assistant professor, Eastman Institute for Oral Health.
Quantum Optomechanical Networks: John Nichol, assistant professor of physics, and William Renninger, assistant professor of optics.
Bifunctional tandem-catalysts for CO2 conversion to plastics, chemicals and fuels: Marc Porosoff, assistant professor of chemical engineering.
Daily Emotional Reactivity among Adolescents: Genetic and Early Environmental Contributors and Longitudinal Outcomes: Lisa Starr, assistant professor of psychology.
Brain Elastography with Optical Coherence Tomography: Kevin Parker, the William F. May Professor of Engineering; Jannick Rolland, the Brian J. Thompson Professor of Optical Engineering, and Maiken Nedergaard, professor of neurosurgery.
Computer Vision Enabled Quantitative Analytics for Ultra-Widefield Fluorescein Angiography: Ajay Kuriyan, assistant professor of ophthalmology; Rajeev Ramchandran, associate professor of ophthalmology, and Gaurav Sharma, professor of electrical and computer engineering.
Read more about University Research Awards and past recipients.


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Musician's Playlist
MADELEINE PEYROUX - Secuar Hymns
Madeline Peyroux (vcl) John Herrington (gtr's) Barak Mori (bs)
At the age of fifteen Madeline Peyroux was living among the street musicians in the Latin Quarter of Paris. By twenty two she had been "discovered" and recorded the highly successful and critically acclaimed album "Dreamland". Although compared to Billie Holiday by some, she became a very shadowy figure spending a further six years busking around Europe before returning to the recording studio and concert circuit. Over the past twenty years she has released a further six albums covering a wide range of jazz tinged styles, receiving further acclaim but still flits in and out of the music industry at will.
For this project she was working with the ex Steely Dan guitarist Jon Herington and the renowned New York bass man Barak Mori. The unusual venue for the recording session of a 12th century church in the Oxfordshire countryside which with it's high vaulted wooden ceiling gives a unique sound, highly compatible with the music on offer. As the album title suggests these well chosen songs, from some of the most forward thinking lyricists and composers, are hymn like as well as being delivered in the highly personal way associated with this artist throughout her career. Both guitar and bass play a full part in the intimate minimalist style conveyed by the trio. The overall mode of the album is more Country Blues than Jazz from the mellow reflection of "Hard Times Come Again No More" to Allen Toussaint's low key "Every Thing I Do Gonna' Be Funky" but every single track is highly absorbing in it's own way. Tom Waits, contributes one of his many fine story telling lyrics on "Tango Till They're Sore", whilst the Willie Dixon classic "If The Sea Was Whiskey" is a further album highlight.
Overall this is a listening experience of the highest quality, the content of which is bound to play a significant part in the singer's forthcoming performance at The London Jazz Festival.
See also www.madeleinepeyroux.com
Reviewed by Jim Burlong
ECM celebrates 50 years of music production with the Touchstones series of re-issues


A car of your own is everyone's desire but when the cost is out of budget, car loans become the best option. Andhra Bank offers affordable car loans at low-interest rates with the flexible repayment capacity. Read this article to know about the car loan scheme offered by Andhra Bank in New Delhi.


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Selling Art
About W&K
(St. Petersburg 1914 - 1955 Antibes)
Nicolas de Staël was a French painter and child of a Russian-aristocratic family whose short life was marked by tragedy and great passion. Initially a representative of informal painting, he soon found his own, outmoded style, which combines abstraction with realism and was initially rejected by many of his colleagues. His works testify to both violence and constant force, but at the same time reveal to the observer a quiet, fragile side.
Nikolai Vladimirovich Baron Staël of Holstein, known as Nicolas de Staël, was born in Saint Petersburg on 5 January 1914. In the course of the Russian Revolution the family leaves Russia and moves to Poland. After the early death of his parents in the years 1921 and 1922 de Staël, together with his two sisters, grew up in Brussels with friends of the family, the Friceros. Oscillating between the genres of poetry and painting, de Staël, driven by an inner unrest, grows up. He attended the Academy in Brussels and received his first award at the age of only 20 years. After his education, he undertook extensive journeys to the Netherlands, France, Spain and the Maghreb before settling in the south of France. The light of the South and the power of the sea fascinate him. In Nice, from 1942 onwards, influenced by Christine Boumeester and Henri Goetz, he increasingly devoted himself to abstract painting, which at the time still finds little popularity in academic circles. The change to the figurative took place at the beginning of the 1950s, and later resulted in a synthesis of abstraction and figuration. The years before his death are characterized by a productive creative phase. With his works, he is particularly enthusiastic in New York, the young artistic metropolis. International success is a source of concern for him. Plagued with severe depression and a deep creative crisis, Nicolas de Staël committed suicide on 16 March 1955, by jumping from the balcony of his studio in Antibes. Although de Staël is regarded as a representative of informal art, he developed his own characteristic style towards the end of his creative career, with a return to pictoriality, characterised by an extremely powerful application of paint and a clear recognition of the texture. Until his death, only known to a few experts in France, he is today internationally regarded as a pioneer of many young artists.
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Additional Exhibitions of W&K
Master Drawings New York 2022
Exhibition | 21. - 29. January 2022
Shepherd W&K Galleries
58 East 79th Street | 10075 NY, New York
W&K post-war & contemporary
Exhibition | 29. September 2021 - 28. January 2022
W&K Palais
Renngasse 4 | 1010 Wien
AROTIN & SERGHEI
Exhibition | 15. November 2021 - 21. January 2022
W&K Galerie
Strauchgasse 2 | 1010 Wien
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Anton Faistauer
Josef Floch
Eduard Angeli
Joannis Avramidis
Jakob Gasteiger
Xenia Hausner
Alfred Hrdlicka
Georg Jung
Ludwig Heinrich Jungnickel
Erika Giovanna Klien
Kurt "Kappa" Kocherscheidt
Elke Silvia Krystufek
Hans Kupelwieser
Franz Lerch
Jürgen Messensee
George Minne
Carl Moll
Max Peiffer Watenphul
Uta Peyrer
Judit Reigl
Andreas Reiter Raabe
Alois Riedl
Wilhelm Thöny
Andreas Urteil
Franz von Zülow
Walter Vopava
Alfons Walde
Max Weiler
Alfred Wickenburg
Nives Widauer
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Stealth F-35 vs. Gripen E: Which New Fighter Jet will Canada Choose?
Caleb Larson
First flight with first Gripen E for Sweden.
Stealth F-35 vs. Gripen E: Canada wants to buy a new fighter for the Royal Canadian Air Force. What will it choose?
As part of the Royal Canadian Air Force's modernization, Ottawa is looking for new fighter jets. Canada's current defense policy, Strong, Secure, Engaged, calls for the country to replace its aging McDonnell Douglas CF-188A & B Hornet fighter jets with a modern, more survivable fighter.
Royal Canadian Air Force CF-18
Canada's CF-18 Hornets are not exactly young. They first entered service with the Royal Canadian Air Force in the early 1980s, making some airframes around 40 years old. Compared to the more familiar F/A-18, Canada's CF-18s are essentially the same.
One of the differences between the two variants is a night identification light on the Canadian model. The CF-18s retain the F/A-18's carrier-capable characteristics, including an arrestor hook, folding wingtips, and more robust landing gear. Like early Marine Corps F/A-18, the Canadian variant also features a false canopy painted on the underside of the fuselage.
F-35 vs. Gripen E (Now that Boeing's Super Hornet Is Out)
The Government of Canada recently announced that the RCAF modernization program had narrowed the field of potential replacement aircraft from three to two, eliminating the modernized F/A-18 Super Hornet.
That leaves just two possible replacements: the Saab Gripen E, a bid from Sweden, and the United States' 5th generation F-35A Lightning II.
The Canadian government statement on the fighter selection program states that "over the coming weeks, Canada will finalize next steps for the process." However, "based on further analysis of the 2 remaining bids, could involve proceeding to final negotiations with the top-ranked bidder or entering into a competitive dialogue, whereby the 2 remaining bidders would be provided with an opportunity to improve their proposals."
While both the Gripen E and the F-35A are both single-engine fighters, their powerplant is about the only similarity between the two. While the Gripen airframe relies on a delta wing design and canard control surfaces, the F-35 family of airplanes uses a more typical wing arrangement and stealthily canted V-tail.
In addition to the obvious stealth advantages, the F-35 is a considerably younger airframe, first produced in the mid-2000s compared to the Gripen E's late 1980s initial production date. Given these benefits and Canada's close physical proximity and military relationship to the United States, the F-35 might be Ottawa's best option.
F-35 takes on Gripen E: Who Has the Best Shot?
The Canadian government statement explains that "the Government of Canada continues to work towards a contract award in 2022, with delivery of aircraft as early as 2025." So sometime very soon, Canada will have a new fighter.
Caleb Larson is a multimedia journalist and Defense Writer with The National Interest. He lives in Berlin and covers the intersection of conflict, security, and technology, focusing on American foreign policy, European security, and German society.
In this article:Canada, F-35, F-35A, Gripen E, JAS-39 Gripen, NotHome
Written By Caleb Larson
Caleb Larson, a defense journalist based in Europe and holds a Master of Public Policy degree from the Willy Brandt School of Public Policy. He lives in Berlin and writes on U.S. and Russian foreign and defense policy, German politics and culture.
Good coverage. You are ahead of many of the rest. Here's a scoop: The F-35 can only be refuelled by "stinger" probe on equipped tankers. Canada does not possess such tankers and would have to rely on other allies. In addition: F-35s could not use Gatineau airport at demo two years ago. 6000 ft. runway is marginal for airshows. CF-18 had no problem. Gripen E requires much less.
Here is a list of these bases along with the length of their longest runway, in feet.
CFB Cold Lake: 12,600
CFB Bagotville: 10,000
CFB Comox: 10,000
CFB Goose Bay: 11,051
CFB Gander: 10,200
CFB Greenwood: 8,000 (the minimum)
CFB Trenton: 10,000
Canada's Forward Operating Locations (FOL) up north
FOL Yellowknife: 7,503
FOL Inuvik: 6,001
FOL Rankin Inlet: 6,000
FOL Iqalut: 8,605
Not sure what is the problem in using F35 with these air-bases.
Thomas Hawk
Wow, that article was so shallow that I can't believe that it was actually posted on 19fortyfive. You guys usually have much better standards than that and I honestly thought that I was going to read something written by someone who understood the situation better than I do. I'm sorry to see that this was not the case. probably have included in this article because this was not a comparison, it was a "This is what I think and it doesn't matter that I'm wrong or that there are several flaws in my reasoning, I'm just going to say this."
Here's a list of things that you should ALWAYS have covered in a professional military aviation comparison:
1) Top speed
2) Ferry range
3) Agility (wing loading, thrust:weight ratio)
4) Supercruise capability
4) Weapons compatibility
5) EW and sensors
6) Versatility
6) Value of stealth for Canadian operations
4) Cost of purchase
5) Cost of operation (CPFH)
6) Cost of adoption (special needs like new tankers, hangars, etc.)
7) Maintenance requirements (in man-hours per flight hour)
8) Questions about sovereign ownership
9) Tech transfer (if any)
8) Logistical footprint
9) Safety record and reliability
9) Industrial Offsets
You should also never use meaningless buzz-terms like "5th-gen" because the F-35 doesn't even meet the original definition of "5th-gen" because it can't supercruise. Real military aviation experts are all too aware of this and your use of them cheapens the article overall.
For example, what generation is the F-16? What generation is the JA-37? Since the F-16 and JA-37 were contemporaries and both were referred to as "4th-gen", does that not make the JAS-39 "5th-gen"? As you can see, the second you use a lazy term like "5th-gen", you've muddied the waters for the reader. You're trying to pull them in one direction or another and that's bad because most readers have no idea about anything when it comes to aeronautics. I mean, let's face it, it is literally "rocket science".
Lockheed-Martin dropped supercruise capability from their "5th-gen" definition because while it worked in their favour with the F-22, it worked against them for the F-35. L-M even tried to TRADEMARK the term "5th-gen"! That's how you know it's a meaningless and misleading term.
It's quite clear from the verbiage that you've used in this article that you PERSONALLY want Canada to choose the F-35. You called it a "5th-generation aircraft" (which is arguably false and devoid of context).
You omitted all of the problems with the F-35 that are very well documented in Robert Behler's DOT&E reports. You also omitted that the F-35 costs $33,000USD per hour to fly when new. You omitted that fact that selecting the F-35 would require the RCAF to replace their tanker fleet because the F-35 does NOT use the NATO-standard probe and drogue refuelling system but the oddball spinal tap boom system. And then of course you left out the climate-controlled hangars in which over 20 hours of maintenance must be performed per hour of F-35 flight.
If you want to be taken seriously, you have to learn the material and give pros and cons to both aircraft with the context of the specific air force's needs and mission profile. You also have to understand in advance that one plane will have more pros and one will have more cons. That doesn't make you impartial or unprofessional because you're chasing the objective truth.
I've read your articles, you people definitely know your stuff so this "contribution" is just inexcusably below your standards.
As for what you've written here, if I were being paid to write articles, I would be too embarrassed to even submit this excuse for an article.
If you want an educated take on this competition, you have my email address.
why spend a fortune on the F35 for both the fighter jet and the infrastructure that would be needed for this model .. if I understand correctly the cost is $185 million for each F35 and $45 million each for the SAAB Gripen E .. besides many millions more for additional infrastructure to accommodate the F35 …
I do not think that Canada can afford the F35 right now .. maybe in the near future add about 20 or so more to the 88 Gripe E`s if our finances are more in shape.. but we would have to add a different infrastructure
True the F35 might be more advanced technologically, but not an enormous advantage from what I am reading .. besides the Americans have their bases in Alaska and Greenland fitted with F35`s ..
…author made a mistake. The Gripen E is a new airframe + is a new aircraft. It's not the A/B/C/D version from past decades.
Or was that an intentional mistake showing author bias in favor of the F-35?
Norad Duties are what the RCAF does 99% of the time! The Gripen E is far better suited to Canada's primary needs.
Anna Tulta
Gripen E is the most modern fighter design on the market, almost two decades younger than the F-35.
The Gripen E is an all new design. 100% new airframe.
The only things it has in common with the Gripen C/D is the name, the armament and the maintenance tools.
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The global cell culture market is estimated to be USD 19.6 billion in 2019 and is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 11.8% from 2019 to 2026. Since biotechnology has gained a central importance for the R&D of newer healthcare and biological applications, living cells and tissues have become central to any and all research activity.
Therefore, this market and its applications in the field of molecular biological R&D have remained and are expected to remain a critical factor for any further development. With the advent of genetic engineering, recombinant DNA technology, genomic and proteomic profiling, the cell culture techniques have become indispensible.
Usage of cell cultures has increased to an extent where traditional small-scale production and handling of cultures falling short for the increasing demand. This has encouraged the development of automated large-scale cell culture systems which are capable of producing high throughput cell cultures of excellent purity and in larger quantities. The continued development of cell culture techniques and applications has poised this market to expect a steady and substantial growth through to 2026.
Product segments in this market include culture systems, incubators, pipetting instruments, biosafety and cryostorage equipment. Further classification of culture systems includes culture plates, culture bags, T-flasks, roller bottles, bioreactors and centrifuges.
Culture Systems are expected to have the largest market share as they are the integral part for the cell culture process. Moreover, with advancement in the development of spheroid and complex bioreactors and with the introduction of 3D cell culture, this segment has gained a significant momentum.
These factors along with the culture systems which include robotic automated liquid handling instruments and sophisticated separator systems are more expensive as opposed to the other segments, it is expected that cell culture system segment will continue to dominate this market throughout the forecast period. With the seemingly estimated introduction of extremely automated robotic laboratory equipment, this segment is also poised to grow at a considerable CAGR through to 2026.
Cell culture techniques find applications in the fields of biotech research and molecular studies, cancer study, gene therapy, toxicity testing, tissue engineering, drug development, manufacturing of biopharmaceuticals and production of vaccines.
A thorough study of the market reveals that the highest revenue generated in the market through application of cell culturing is in the fields of manufacturing biopharmaceuticals followed by production of vaccines. A very important factor contributing to this dominance is the fact that a mass culture of animal cells, especially mammalian, is an elementary step for the fabrication of biotechnological products, primarily viral vaccines.
Owing to the innovations in genetic engineering there has been a significant increase in the usage of protein based biopharmaceuticals. Their production is greatly dependent on the protein expression systems derived from mammalian cell cultures and construction of high yielding cell lines. This recently developed application of cell cultures in the biopharmaceutical segment is responsible for most of the revenue generated from this segment and is also expected to be the primary cause for the same throughout the forecast period.
Cell culture consumable market section consists of cell culture media, sera as well as reagent markets. The greatest development amongst these sections is being observed in the media market. The market is driven by enhancing upright assimilation, development of the biopharmaceutical market owing to boosting need for different media choices.
Cell culture media creates the biggest share (by volume) for any kind of culture preparation. As contrasted to typical market rates of sera as well as reagents, media is loosely prices but have high consumption value. Expanding need for culturing in cytological projects, it is anticipated that the section will certainly witness significant growth over the projected period.
The largest share of revenue generated globally was accounted for by North America in 2018. Owing to the introduction and progress of automated cell culture techniques and increasing usage of stem cell therapy in the region, cell culture finds most application in the U.S. and Canadian life science laboratories. In the U.S. alone, the cell culture automation for cell-based assays such as induced pluripotent stem cell research, cellular expression, culturing of monoclonal antibodies (MaBs) and cryobanking accounted for about a third of the revenue generated.
Development of automatic single cell examination and segregation systems in Asia Pacific region, especially Japan, for advanced research in stem cell therapies is also expected to fuel the market during the foreseeable future and account for the expected growth of the Asia Pacific region in the coming years.
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Due to the advanced developments in bioreactors, the companies are also involved in the introduction and improvement of 3D cell culture techniques which are a step up from the conventional 2D cell cultures. Three-dimensional cell colonies which are obtained from 3D cultures are more accurate models of in vivo cells and it is expected that there development will further fuel market growth.


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A Gigantic Gold Coin Makes Its Way to Wall Street
Perth Mint creates a $45 million dollar gold coin
Australian chunk of change weighs a metric ton and is worth about $45 million
By Asjylyn Loder
Updated July 16, 2019 4:12 pm ET
Richard Hayes left a $45 million coin on the streets of Manhattan all day Tuesday, but he wasn't particularly worried about a thief carting it off.
The coin—with Queen Elizabeth's profile pressed onto one side and a mid-hop kangaroo on the other—is beyond the wiles of the average pickpocket. It measures nearly 32 inches in diameter and is almost 5 inches thick.
Oh, and it weighs about 2,200 pounds. (That is more than 32,000 troy ounces, for the precious-metals buffs out there.)
Mr. Hayes is the chief executive of the Perth Mint, one of the world's largest gold refiners. He flew to the U.S. from Australia with the world's largest gold coin in tow, on a publicity tour for his exchange-traded fund.
What people don't understand about gold, Mr. Hayes says, is how much it weighs—probably because Hollywood gets it so wrong. A cubic foot of iron weighs about 491 pounds. The same volume of gold tips the scales at 1,206 pounds.
To put that in perspective, the reinforced Mini Coopers that were packed with gold bars in the 2003 remake of "The Italian Job" would have tipped over backward, Mr. Hayes says. "The back springs would collapse. It doesn't take a lot of gold to build up to a ton."
But the plotline wouldn't have gotten that far in the first place, he noted, because master-thief-apprentice Mark Wahlberg, steering a submersible stacked with gold, would have sunk to the bottom of a Venice canal in the opening sequence. (Paramount Pictures didn't respond to a request for comment.)
The price of gold surged to a six-year high this month and stood at $1,411.20 a troy ounce as of Tuesday. Its run-up since the end of May has added about $3.3 million to the value of the giant coin, if it were to be sold simply for its weight in gold. The coin is visiting the Big Apple to publicize the Perth Mint's year-old gold exchange-traded fund. More than $52 billion is currently parked in U.S. ETFs backed by gold bars stored in bank vaults, but just $133 million is in Perth's ETF. Perth wants a larger slice of that business, and its pitch is that it is the only gold ETF backed up by a government-guaranteed mint.
Though theft would be difficult, Mr. Hayes declined to talk about security measures in place for the coin's visit. There are instances of these types of things being stolen.
One of the six Big Maple Leaf coins made by the Royal Canadian Mint was lent to a Berlin museum in 2017, where it was promptly swiped. The heist made "Ocean's 11" look way too complex: These thieves climbed a ladder, forced open a window, smashed the security case and rolled away the 221-pound coin in a wheelbarrow. Four men, including a museum guard, were arrested several months later, but the coin was never recovered.
Alex Reeves, senior manager of public affairs at the Royal Canadian Mint in Ottawa, points out that Perth's coin may be the largest, but Canada boasts the purest. The Royal Canadian Mint refines gold to "five-nines" purity, meaning 99.999% gold. Perth says its big coin is four-nines, or 99.99%.
"It's still pure gold, but it's not as pure as ours is," Mr. Reeves said.
A gold coin weighing more than 2,000 pounds is displayed in front of the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday. PHOTO: CLAUDIO PAPAPIETRO FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
When it came to bringing the big coin to New York—it traveled via commercial airliner—and displaying it on a pedestal at the corner of Wall and Broad streets, Mr. Hayes was much more worried about damage. The densely packed atoms of gold slide past each other easily, making the metal quite soft. His team made a practice run last week, hoisting the coin from its steel crate using a custom-made nylon and Kevlar sling and—very gently—lowering it onto its custom-made plinth.
The malleability is what makes it so difficult to mint a coin this size. That is why no other refiner has matched Perth's feat in the eight years since they poured the big Roo, as kangaroo-printed coins are affectionately called.
The Perth Mint is one of the largest refiners in the world, turning 300 metric tons of gold into coins and bullion bars every year. The mint is government-owned and issues legal-tender bullion and commemorative coins, but not currency.
The Royal Canadian Mint produces circulating currency in addition to collectibles, like an egg-shaped painted silver coin that glows in the dark, to commemorate the 1967 Falcon Lake Incident, which the mint calls "one of Canada's most famous UFO encounters." They have no immediate plans to try to beat Perth with a bigger coin, Mr. Reeves said.
"The enormous cost and time to cast that amount of metal and do it properly is just not worthwhile," Mr. Reeves said. "Clearly the Perth Mint has proven that it's possible, but we're satisfied with our level of achievement."
The coin, shown in Lower Manhattan, has a kangaroo on one side and Queen Elizabeth's profile on the other. PHOTO: CLAUDIO PAPAPIETRO FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Write to Asjylyn Loder at asjylyn.loder@wsj.com
Source: The Wall Street Journal


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No parole for 12 years for Lumberjack
by mbcnews | Dec 18, 2015 | Uncategorised | 0 comments
Jordan Thomas Lumberjack is escorted from court after receiving his sentence. Photo by Chelsea Laskowski
Friday morning was an emotional end to a convicted Kinistin-Saulteaux area murderer's time in court, as he received a life sentence with no parole eligibility for 12 years.
Justice Rothery announced her sentencing decision for Jordan Thomas Lumberjack, guilty of the second-degree murder of fellow band member Lance Severight, in Melfort Court of Queen's Bench.
In fall of 2013, Lumberjack stabbed and killed Severight after the two men had been drinking at a home on the reserve.
Severight's family – including his mother Brenda Kaiswatum – cried outside the courtroom afterwards.
His mother sobbed, saying "it's not fair" and that she will never be able to accept what Lumberjack did.
He had previously served time for manslaughter in a 2005 stabbing death in Saskatoon.
In fact, he had only been out of custody for a few months before the drunken fight with Severight. In both the 2005 case and the 2013 case, Lumberjack was drunk and used a knife to kill.
Crown prosecutor Tyla Olenchuk had argued for Lumberjack to only be able to apply for parole after serving 16 to 20 years. In her sentencing submissions, she listed many aggravating circumstances for the judge to consider.
"The fact that Mr. Lumberjack, at a very young age, has now caused the death of two people, was from the Crown's perspective substantially aggravating," Olenchuk said.
She expressed gratitude that Severight's family gave victim impact statements.
"The family was very present and involved in the process, which, of course is very important because Lance Severight can't have a voice in this," she said.
This October, Lumberjack was found guilty of second-degree murder by a 12-person jury. Kaswaitum in particular was emotional throughout the court process, which included a trial that went into graphic detail about the victim's death.
Olenchuk extended her sympathies.
"This is a tragedy for Lance Severight's family and for the Kinistin First Nation. We hope that with this closure of the court process that there's a measure of peace that comes to the family as they move forward with their healing process," she said.
Olenchuk says it's too soon to say if the Crown will review this case further.


In Simulacra, artist Elín Hansdóttir radically alters the gallery space and then returns it to its original state with only photographs serving as evidence. When viewers enter the gallery they see nine nearly identical photographs depicting a prosaic scene – a bouquet of flowers. Upon closer inspection, however, the scene becomes strange, as the flowers are depicted hovering in the center of the gallery where the building's support column is located, literally defying gravity and logic. And as viewers scan one photograph after another the flowers seem to devolve from a state of bloom to death, as if the deterioration within a Dutch still painting has been divided into cells for a stopmotion animation film.
To create this illusion Hansdóttir used techniques derived from the early years of Hollywood cinema, which she innovated for her own purposes. In this installation she photographed a bouquet of flowers over a period of one month and from these images painted glass mattes, which she installed around the gallery's column. The artist then photographed the column, which, courtesy of the matte paintings around it, seemed to disappear. The glass mattes were then removed. Upon entering the gallery viewers will anxiously look from the photographs on the wall to the site they depict, finding only a support column in the gallery but expecting more. Whether miracle or a trick, these photographs at i8 depict an event that interrupts the scene of normality, and such events, as Alain Badiou notes, reveal the multiplicity that lies at the foundation of reality, shaking our sense of continuity.
As in prior installations by this artist the viewer serves as a catalyst. In Trace (2010), for example, viewers scan the wall like a film projector, piecing together still images into a coherent narrative. Similarly, in Path (2008) viewers walk down a corridor as they attempt to assemble a host of discrete and ungrounded experiences into a phenomenological whole. And in Suspension of Disbelief (2015) Hansdóttir introduces the glass matte technique, thereby obliging viewers to composite installation with representational imagery. While she continues in this manner Simulacra is more about time than space. It is also more layered and more explicitly about history. It thus compels viewers to do a different kind of work than her previous installations do. If un lieu de mémoire is a spatial marker indicating a mnemonic absence, this installation comes at the problem of memory from multiple angles. The artist's layered process serves as an index to the different rhythms that once infused daily life—the quick clip of stop-motion cinema, the languorous stillness of the still life painting, the "decisive moment" of photography, and the timelessness of religious symbolism. Conversely, these invoked rhythms suggest that the contemporary gallery—with its white walls, cement floor, and central support column—buries memory. Such memories reemerge in Simulacra uninvited.
Elín Hansdóttir, (b. 1980) lives and works in Reykjavik and Berlin. She studied at the Iceland Academy of the Arts and Kunsthochschule Weissensee in Berlin completing her MA in 2006. Solo shows include Suspension of Disbelief at KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin (2015); Trace at i8 Gallery (2010); Parallax at the Reykjavik Art Museum (2009) and Universolo at Unosolo project space, Rome (2009). Group shows include Disruption at Reykjavik Art Museum – Ásmundarsafn, Beyond Reach at Den Frie Udstillingsbygning, Copenhagen (2014); Higher Atlas, Marrakech Biennale, Morocco (2012); Space Revised, Künstlerhaus Bremen (2009) and Art Against Architecture at the National Gallery of Iceland (2008). In 2007 she was commissioned for Frieze Projects, Frieze Art Fair, London.
NOWs: Hans-Henning Korb presents Kaya Cynara at Empty Gallery, Hong Kong Spread across three discrete exhibition spaces on Empty Gallery's new 18th floor, Kaya Cynara takes the form of a modular installation comprising ritual performances, expanded sculpture, video installation and virtual reality. These complex environments are further activated by Korb's rituals in which the spectator is guided through a ceremonial interaction with the various sculptures and objects. With each exhibition space representing a different stage of consciousness, the spectator experiences Kaya Cynara as a successively developing relationship between virtual and actual, nature and technology, inside and outside. Korb's work reflects on the ontological convergence of these myriad spheres within our hyper-mediated present and the generative role of the human within this complex ecosystem. Designed from the outset as a mobile composition existing in different locations and time scales, Kaya Cynara includes ceramics by Jonas Wendelin Kesseler and music by Robert Lippok. Trailer for Kaya Cynara at Empty Gallery, Hong Kong. Credits: Hans-Henning Korb, 2016 / Voice - Jack Barnett / Actors - Zoë-Louise Estève & Henry McMaster	Hans-Henning Korb will present Kaya Cynara, his first solo exhibition in Asia. Spread across three discrete exhibition spaces on Empty Gallery's 18th floor, Kaya Cynara takes the form of a modular installation comprising ritual performances, expanded sculpture, video installation, and Oculus Rift VR. Kaya Cynara includes ceramics by Jonas Wendelin Kesseler and music by Robert Lippok. Empty Gallery re-opens its new 4,500-sq-foot black-cube facilities in Tin Wan with two exhibitions: an immersive installation of Takashi Makino's Cinema Concret, and a multi-sensory conceptual environment by Hans-Henning Korb. The opening will be followed by an after-party with performances by Mark Fell, Rian Trianor, Robert Lippok, and Terre Thaemlitz aka DJ Sprinkles (as special guest). Takashi Makino will present an installation version of his 2015 film Cinema Concret, with a new score by the Dutch experimental musician Machinefabriek. Find further images here. Hans-Henning Korb (b. 1988) lives and works in Berlin where he graduated from the Berlin University of the Arts, in 2016. Korb's work transgresses traditional categories, combining sculpture, installation, and performances that involve music, film, computer animation, virtual worlds, plants, and organic processes. Korb completed an MA at the Berlin University of the Arts and studied in the class of Hito Steyerl and the Institute for Spatial Experiments (Institut für Raumexperimente) of Olafur Eliasson. He was a visiting student at the Addis Ababa School of Fine Arts in Ethiopia and the Hunter College in New York. NOWs: Hans-Henning Korb presents Kaya Cynara at Empty Gallery, Hong Kong Spread across three discrete exhibition spaces on Empty Gallery's new 18th floor, Kaya Cynara takes the form of a modular installation comprising ritual performances, expanded sculpture, video installation and virtual reality. These complex environments are further activated by Korb's rituals in which the spectator is guided through a ceremonial interaction with the various sculptures and objects. With each exhibition space representing a different stage of consciousness, the spectator experiences Kaya Cynara as a successively developing relationship between virtual and actual, nature and technology, inside and outside. Korb's work reflects on the ontological convergence of these myriad spheres within our hyper-mediated present and the generative role of the human within this complex ecosystem. Designed from the outset as a mobile composition existing in different locations and time scales, Kaya Cynara includes ceramics by Jonas Wendelin Kesseler and music by Robert Lippok. Trailer for Kaya Cynara at Empty Gallery, Hong Kong. Credits: Hans-Henning Korb, 2016 / Voice - Jack Barnett / Actors - Zoë-Louise Estève & Henry McMaster	Hans-Henning Korb will present Kaya Cynara, his first solo exhibition in Asia. Spread across three discrete exhibition spaces on Empty Gallery's 18th floor, Kaya Cynara takes the form of a modular installation comprising ritual performances, expanded sculpture, video installation, and Oculus Rift VR. Kaya Cynara includes ceramics by Jonas Wendelin Kesseler and music by Robert Lippok.Empty Gallery re-opens its new 4,500-sq-foot black-cube facilities in Tin Wan with two exhibitions: an immersive installation of Takashi Makino's Cinema Concret, and a multi-sensory conceptual environment by Hans-Henning Korb. The opening will be followed by an after-party with performances by Mark Fell, Rian Trianor, Robert Lippok, and Terre Thaemlitz aka DJ Sprinkles (as special guest). Takashi Makino will present an installation version of his 2015 film Cinema Concret, with a new score by the Dutch experimental musician Machinefabriek. Find further images here. Hans-Henning Korb (b. 1988) lives and works in Berlin where he graduated from the Berlin University of the Arts, in 2016. Korb's work transgresses traditional categories, combining sculpture, installation, and performances that involve music, film, computer animation, virtual worlds, plants, and organic processes. Korb completed an MA at the Berlin University of the Arts and studied in the class of Hito Steyerl and the Institute for Spatial Experiments (Institut für Raumexperimente) of Olafur Eliasson. He was a visiting student at the Addis Ababa School of Fine Arts in Ethiopia and the Hunter College in New York.


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Pierre Maguelon (3 September 1933 – 10 July 2010) was a French actor.

Selected filmography

 Tire-au-flanc 62 (1960)
 The President (1961) - Un parlementaire (uncredited)
 Cartouche (1962) - Un complice de Cartouche (uncredited)
 The Suitor (1962) - Olympia's Stage Manager
 Le roi du village (1963)
 Bebert das Arábias (1963) - Perrin - le chef de gare de Gretz
 Monnaie de singe (1966) - Un co-détenu
 Un garçon, une fille. Le dix-septième ciel (1966) - (uncredited)
 Mise à sac (1967) - Le pompier Arthur
 Very Happy Alexander (1968) - Verglandier
 Love in the Night (1968)
 Le tatoué (1968) - Le détective #2
 The Milky Way (1969) - Le caporal de la Guardia Civil / Civil Guard Caporal
 Élise ou la vraie vie (1970) - Le chef d'équipe
 Bed and Board (1970) - L'ami de Césarin
 Law Breakers (1971) - Le gardien
 The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie (1972) - Police Sergeant
 Beau Masque (1972) - Mignot
 France société anonyme (1974)
 The Tiger Brigades (1974, TV series) -  L'inspecteur Terrasson
 The Phantom of Liberty (1974) - Gérard, le gendarme / Policeman
 Vincent, François, Paul and the Others (1974) - Farina
 Le téléphone rose (1975) - Le patron de la brasserie
 Boomerang (1976) - L'inspecteur Léoni
 Le pays bleu (1977) - Clovis
 Et vive la liberté! (1978) - Le lieutenant
 Le pull-over rouge (1979) - L'inspecteur Commenci
 L'oeil du maître (1980) - Le patron du café
 A Bad Son (1980) - Le commissaire
 Garde à vue (1981) - Adami
 Cap Canaille (1983) - Varenne
 Julien Fontanes, magistrat (1985, TV Series) - André
 Le débutant (1986) - Gachassin
 Three Seats for the 26th (1988) - Marius Ceredo
 The Little Thief (1988) - Monsieur Fauvel
 Cyrano de Bergerac (1990) - Carbon de Castel-Jaloux
 Le provincial (1990) - Fernand Labadie
 My Father's Glory (1990) - François
 My Mother's Castle (1990) - François
 Triplex (1991) - Le gardien de prison optimiste
 Alice and Martin (1998) - Victor Sauvagnac
 Fin d'été (1999) - Roger

1933 births
2010 deaths
People from Tarn (department)
French male stage actors
French male film actors
French male television actors

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Research: Resilience is the new watchword
By Amin Rajan, Pascal BlanqueDecember 2020 (Magazine)
In the first of two articles, Pascal Blanqué and Amin Rajan ask whether the current volatility in asset prices is a buying opportunity or the halfway stage in a prolonged bear market?
Central banks have had to put their credibility on the line
Investors face an era of low returns and high volatility
Liquidity and resilience will become key to asset allocation
Resilience is factoring the future into the present
COVID-19 has been a 'once in a hundred years' event. Superlatives that do it justice are hard to find.
After the precipitous economic destruction, it is hard to know whether the global economy will return to its pre-crisis path or suffer permanent scars. Normal business cycle dynamics are sidelined. This much is clear from the 2020 Amundi–CREATE survey – 'Creating resilient pension portfolios post COVID-19' – which was conducted between August and October 2020.
Governments and central banks in the developed world have duly embarked on a 'whatever it takes' wartime-type response to save lives and protect livelihoods, sparking a policy revolution in real time and reacting as specific needs have arisen. It marks the passing of the old order.
The uncertainty of uncertainty
Even before COVID-19, the global economy was trapped in a vicious cycle of low growth, low inflation, low interest rates and rising inequalities that together unleashed a wave of populism. Escalating geopolitical risks, trade wars, political polarisation, unchecked public sector deficits and an overlevered credit sector left the global economy too fragile to withstand another shock. This dynamic has now been accelerated by mounting bankruptcies. A massive 'policy bazooka' was inevitable.
Pascal Blanque
Led by the US Federal Reserve, central banks have so far committed $17trn (€14trn) to avert the potential large-scale economic devastation wreaked by the pandemic. Such was the unprecedented scale and speed of the response that it marked a revolution in macroeconomic policy. It up-ends all tenets of financial discipline. Central banks had to do it to avert a 1930s-style Depression. With the onset of the yet another wave of infections, the European Central Bank (ECB) is rumoured to be announcing further action at its December meeting.
What the end game will be is anyone's guess. Against that background, survey respondents identified the economic shifts that are likely to occur in the prevailing monetary order that could affect their asset allocation (figure 1).
One where most see a big shift is from freer markets to public intervention (56%). For the rest of the shifts in that figure, 'maybe' or 'very likely' are the dominant responses.
Amin Rajan
At the same time, governmental support for businesses comes with strings attached. These vastly expand the scope of public intervention in both financial markets and corporate behaviour in areas such as dividends, share buybacks and business governance. On past form, mission creep seems inevitable; as does a regime shift in monetary policy.
History shows that the implied inflection points are hard to discern at the time. Markets always struggle to price in their inherent risks and rewards until well after they materialise.
From deflation to inflation
Amid this uncertainty, our survey envisages a double doom loop buffeting the markets for the foreseeable future: a credit crisis, as financial systems struggle to cope with corporate bankruptcies; and an economic crisis, as businesses are starved of credit. Months of social distancing could damage capital formation, employment and productivity growth. The risk of permanent scars to the global economy's productive capacity remains big and unquantifiable, especially with the recent emergence of the second and third waves of the pandemic.
Hence, most respondents expect either a w-shaped recovery or an accordion-shaped one: both highly volatile. However, an effective vaccine could be a circuit breaker if it helps to limit the damage.
The longer the delay, however, the higher the risk that central banks might have started a surge of uncontrolled fiscal expansion in line with modern monetary theory (also called the 'magic money tree'). It is no longer an outlandish possibility. The shaking of the tree has only just begun and is likely to intensify till an effective vaccine arrives.
This could potentially de-anchor inflation expectations around central banks' target level and revive 1970s-style stagflation: a lethal cocktail of economic stagnation and rising inflation. Policy fatigue and policy errors will remain serious risks.
The rise of fundamentals
Since March 2020, it has been hard to justify the rich pricing and buoyant stock markets in the face of the deep economic contraction seen in the developed world. Various reasons have been advanced; two key ones stand out.
First, key market indices are being mainly driven by the handful of technology firms that are benefiting from lockdown. Most of the rest are nursing losses. Second, the Fed's aggressive action to avert a credit market crash has created the mother of all liquidity-induced rallies – disconnected from the reality of empty or half-empty offices, hotels, factories, airports and train stations.
Under the rounds of quantitative easing in the last decade, central banks presided over the longest bull market in history by artificially setting a floor under asset prices and suppressing volatility. In an environment of anaemic economic growth, their actions served only to bring forward future returns.
Thus, 77% of respondents say asset returns will not be quite so mouth-watering in this decade (figure 2).
It is therefore prudent to plan for alternative scenarios. Half of them say market prices will reconnect with their fundamentals (figure 2); 40% accept that their asset holding periods will need to be longer to allow the resulting mean reversion to work.
About 40% say that central banks will lose their potency in influencing asset prices and their volatility. This will either result from policy mis-steps or loss of independence or both, as their balance sheets distort financial activity, cause asset bubbles and encourage inefficient firms to borrow. After all, on past form, central banks cannot turn bad debt into good debt, or promote innovation.
A sharp focus on resilience
The current crisis has inflicted a toxic double whammy on pension finances via falling asset values from plunging markets and ballooning liabilities from falling interest rates. The latter have also hit the cash flows essential to fund payouts to retirees.
Plan sponsors are being asked to make big cash injections to bridge yawning funding gaps at a time when their own finances are taking big hits. Three quarters of UK defined benefit (DB) sponsors have recently issued profit warnings. They are seeking to reduce pension benefits and improve portfolio returns.
Asset allocation has come under the spotlight. In it, assessing the economic impact of COVID-19 has been akin to looking through a kaleidoscope: different images have appeared with every twist of the dial. Each narrative has seemed plausible or even counter-intuitive.
Thus, pension investors are left with three options. One is to ignore the likely shifts highlighted in figure 1. This in the belief that it is hard to know in advance whether they will actually materialise. Besides, markets have in-built automatic checks, balances and stabilisers. The second option is to adopt a cautious approach based on adaptive learning, as actual outcomes unfold over time. The third one is to adopt strong views about the likely future and make big calls in the hope that they work.
These options are reflected in our survey. When asked whether COVID-19 will mark a turning point in how they invest, 33% said 'very unlikely', 37% replied 'maybe' and 30% said 'very likely' (figure 3).
The last two groups had one common goal: to build resilient portfolios that cover strategies with strong intrinsic worth that can withstand high volatility and deliver good risk-adjusted returns, while pursuing accelerating structural themes centred on the key growth points in the post-pandemic world (figure 4).
Resilience means investing on the right side of change. It could be custom built, as is in private markets. Or, it could be pursued via specific themes like ESG, healthcare and technology. Or, it could be a strategy's inherent feature, as with cash flow compounders that act as shock absorbers in turbulent markets. Or it could have policy backstops, like debt being bought by the Fed.
In addition, portfolio robustness is targeted by a strong reliance on two tools to prevent a permanent loss of capital: scenario planning and liquidity management (figure 4). The COVID-19 crisis has shown how negative fat-tailed events can play havoc with portfolios.
The old probabilistic approach based on past pricing behaviour is not enough. Back-to-basics characterises the new forward-looking approach in which investors feel the need to be prepared for the worst. After all, in the dark, all the swans could be black.
Equities: the engine of returns
In the low return environment, pension investors' asset choices will target capital growth, income generation, inflation protection and capital conservation.
Taking them in turn, equities will be at the vanguard of the drive to plug funding deficits. Also, on relative valuations, equities are likely to far outperform bonds. With their focus on delivering resilient portfolios, the net result will be the bondification of certain equities: those with low debt and steady dividends backed by strong free cashflows, pricing power and brands.
For income generation, infrastructure and investment grade bonds are set to be favoured. Infrastructure will benefit from large-scale fiscal stimulus with a focus on renewable energy and its improving cost dynamics. In turn, investment grade bonds will benefit from being high on capital structure and enjoying central banks' protective umbrella in key economies.
In contrast, opportunities in private debt are likely to arise mostly from distressed situations caused by the weak covenants that came with its sky-rocketing growth in the last decade.
For inflation protection, the main reliance will be on equities, infrastructure and real estate covering high-performing segments prized as key sources of resilience: logistics, datacentres and social real estate.
Finally, for capital conservation, sovereign bonds will be favoured by a minority of our respondents with good funding ratios that permit a high degree of portfolio de-risking. For the rest, these old safe havens will serve to inflict financial repression.
Three issues have come to the fore for pension investors in the wake of COVID-19: what if policymakers' 'whatever it takes' approach does not avert a deep recession? But even if it does, will governments get so comfortable running ever-larger deficits backstopped by central banks that they become reluctant to forego that privilege? As a result, will inflation and financial repression become key policy weapons?
Hence, resilience is the new watchword. It means selectively investing in companies that can perform well in difficult conditions and emerge stronger on the other side.
Pascal Blanque is group chief investment officer at Amundi Asset Management and Amin Rajan is CEO of CREATE-Research. Both are members of the 300 Club
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Q: RecyclerView reload data on activity/frgment re-create(rotate screen) I am using a android paging library to display a list of data in a fragment. It works, but when i rotate the screen, the list is loaded again instead of get already loaded data.
I did it for this article. What is the problem?
This is my RxPagingSource
public Single<LoadResult<Integer, Book>> loadSingle(@NotNull LoadParams<Integer> loadParams) {
    Integer nextPageNumber = loadParams.getKey();
    if (nextPageNumber == null) {
        nextPageNumber = 1;
    }

    return dataApi.getBooksCatalog(nextPageNumber, new ArrayMap<>(), preferencesHelper.auth())
            .subscribeOn(Schedulers.io())
            .map(this::toLoadResult)
            .onErrorReturn(LoadResult.Error::new);
}

private LoadResult<Integer, Book> toLoadResult(ResponseData<DataList<Book>> response) {
    int currentPage = response.getData().getCurrentPage();
    return new LoadResult.Page<>(
            response.getData().getData(),
            currentPage > 1 ? currentPage - 1 : null,
            response.getData().getData().isEmpty() ? null : currentPage + 1);
}

public Integer getRefreshKey(@NotNull PagingState<Integer, Book> pagingState) {
    Integer anchorPosition = pagingState.getAnchorPosition();
    if (anchorPosition == null) {
        return null;
    }

    LoadResult.Page<Integer, Book> anchorPage = pagingState.closestPageToPosition(anchorPosition);
    if (anchorPage == null) {
        return null;
    }

    Integer prevKey = anchorPage.getPrevKey();
    if (prevKey != null) {
        return prevKey + 1;
    }

    Integer nextKey = anchorPage.getNextKey();
    if (nextKey != null) {
        return nextKey - 1;
    }

    return null;
}

I did not understand in which case the getRefreshKey() method should be called.
PagingDataAdapter<T, V> and DiffUtil.ItemCallback are standard...
In My ViewModel
@HiltViewModel
public class BooksViewModel extends BaseDisposablesViewModel {

    PagingConfig pagingConfig = new PagingConfig(50, 25, true, 100, 200);
    private final DataApiInterface dataApi;
    private final SharedPreferencesHelper preferencesHelper;
    Flowable<PagingData<Book>> flowable;

    @Inject
    BooksViewModel(DataApiInterface dataApi, SharedPreferencesHelper preferencesHelper) {
        this.dataApi = dataApi;
        this.preferencesHelper = preferencesHelper;
        init();
    }

    private void init() {
        CoroutineScope viewModelScope = ViewModelKt.getViewModelScope(this);
        Pager<Integer, Book> pager = new Pager<>(
                pagingConfig,
                () -> new BooksPagingSource(dataApi, preferencesHelper)
        );

        flowable = PagingRx.getFlowable(pager);
        PagingRx.cachedIn(flowable, viewModelScope);
    }

}

And my Fragment...
@AndroidEntryPoint
public class BooksFragment extends BaseFragment {

    private FragmentBooksBinding binding;
    private final CompositeDisposable disposable = new CompositeDisposable();
    private BooksPagingAdapter pagingAdapter;

    @Override
    public void onCreate(@Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        BooksViewModel viewModel = new ViewModelProvider(requireActivity()).get(BooksViewModel.class);

        pagingAdapter = new BooksPagingAdapter(new BooksPagingAdapter.BookComparator());
        disposable.add(viewModel.flowable.subscribeOn(Schedulers.io())
                .observeOn(AndroidSchedulers.mainThread())
                .subscribe(bookPagingData -> pagingAdapter.submitData(getLifecycle(), bookPagingData)));
    }

    @Override
    public View onCreateView(@NonNull LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        binding = FragmentBooksBinding.inflate(inflater, container, false);
        return binding.getRoot();
    }

    @Override
    public void onViewCreated(@NonNull View view, @Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onViewCreated(view, savedInstanceState);
        binding.list.setAdapter(pagingAdapter);
    }

    @Override
    public void onDestroy() {
        super.onDestroy();
        disposable.clear();
    }
}

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Completed condition reports on all cars for the sale, assess damages such as hail, frame, water, and all other damages that are needed for records on vehicles that will be sold. Assisted weekly by towing cars through the sale to be viewed by sale team leaders and sales manager interested in purchasing vehicles.
Working with manager by overseeing employees, make weekly schedules, make sure all food is made and prepared correctly, do inventory at the end of the week or when needed. Close out registers at the end of the night. Assist the manager in dealing with any problems concerning employees. Had to have knowledge of the food and its preparation.
I have ok computer skills. I work with computers everyday.
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Free Android App To Compile 23+ Programming Languages
By Himanshu Tyagi on	 May 18, 2017 Android Programming Tools
Online Compiler (Beta) is a free compiler app for Android that allows you to write and execute code on Android in more than 23 programming languages. It uses the internet connection to run code in these programming languages which includes C++, Python, Java, MySQL, VB.Net, etc. The best part is that you can work with multiple code files and save them on your phone. This allows you to write code on the go and then export these code files in any IDE. In addition to this, you can easily switch between any of these supported programming languages.
I also want to share another Android app from which you can read and download documentation of 140+ programming languages. If you are new in coding then you can use this app to download documentations of programming languages in which you are interested in and then use the online Android compiler that I have reviewed here to practice coding right from your smartphone.
How to use this free Android compiler app to code in your favorite language:
Download this Compiler for Android from the link the link provided at the end of this review. After that, open it and select a programming language from the app menu, as shown in the screenshot below.
After that, you will see its code editing interface, as shown in the main screenshot of the app. You can write your code here and execute it. It also gives you the option to choose between two themes i.e. light and dark, increase/decrease text size, clear all text in the editing screen, etc. The code is displayed with proper indentation and line numbers. Once you have written the code, tap on the "RUN" button to compile the code. As I mentioned, it requires an internet connection to compile the code, make sure your phone is online. If your code is correct, you will see the program output in the OUTPUT tab of the main screen, as shown below.
If your program requires a user input, it will show you a dialog box to enter input before compiling. If your program requires the same type of input then you can save the input and use the same input for every program run. Enable the "Save Input" option in the INPUT dialog box to use this feature.
If you want to write an another program then you can create a new file from the app menu. Tap on the "NEW FILE" option and then specify the file name. After that, you can switch between the multiple code files from the app menu. Do note that, you can't work on multiple files of different programming languages at once.
The program files are automatically saved and can be found at the location specified under the files name in the app menu. You can also open the saved files to continue code from where you last left off from the "OPEN FILE" option of the app menu.
Programming languages supported by Online Compiler (Beta):
If you want to code in multiple languages from a single Android app then Online Compiler is one of the best options available for free. Its intuitive interface allows you to quickly switch between multiple code files and execute them. The compiling process is also fast and will work smoothly even on slow internet connections.
Get Online Compiler.


Navigating in Aerofly FS 2 was designed to be quick and simple yet have full functionality and flexibility. In this chapter you will find a quick introduction on how to select your flight location and get you up and flying without having to set up a flight plan, as well as how to set up a complete flight plan.
The first step for any flight is to select your starting location. You can either choose an airport with a specific runway or you can start mid air at a certain altitude. Note - Use location to also select your starting position or departure airport when creating a flight plan. Note - Adding any new DLC will automatically show up on the location map once download completes.
From the main menu open the map by clicking on 'Location'. The map can be moved and zoomed in or out. A left mouse button click or "game control/execute" button press anywhere on the map places your aircraft in the location chosen. Note - selecting a location other than an airport places your aircraft in air. Select your altitude by sliding the bar on the right side of the screen up to the altitude that you prefer your aircraft to begin at. You can adjust the flight direction by rotating the course indicator with your mouse. Note - You can show or hide various symbols or center the map by pressing the icons at the bottom left of the map.
Selecting an airport icon opens the airport runway map with various starting positions. Select the starting location by clicking on one of the airplane icons. Once you make your selection you will be taken back to the main screen. From the main menu screen, press "Start" and you will be placed at the location that you selected on the map.
Creating a flight plan sets up your route from your departure airport to your destination airport. A flight plan can also be set up from any location on the map to a destination airport.
Once your location is set (see Select Location), open "Navigation" from the main menu. On this map you will see the current position of your aircraft (chosen previously from the Location Map).
Move the map around to locate your destination airport. Once you locate the airport that you wish to land at, simply click on it with your left mouse button or "game control/execute" button press. You will see your landing options in the window to the right of the map, simply click on the runway that you wish to land at.
Note - You will see a green line connecting your current location with the destination airport runway that you chose. If you don't like that route, you can simply choose a different runway or different airport all together. If a former route is displayed then simply click on the Clear Route icon on the top right of the screen to delete the old one.
Once you have your route set up, you can add waypoints by clicking on one of the current VORs or add any location (maybe a sightseeing location). Once you click on your new waypoint on the map you will see the new location in the window to the right of your map, simply click "Add to Route". You will then see the route modified. Note - You can remove waypoints by selecting the waypoint and selecting "Remove From Route.
If your aircraft has a GPS equipped, you will see the route displayed on the GPS.
You can use the Flight Path Indicator to follow the route to your destination.
You can follow your route on the HUD if selected.
You can follow your route on any moving map if selected.
On some aircraft autopilot will also follow your flight plan.
Your route is shown on the flight information bar.


By: Laura Moss on July 11, 2011, 10:19 a.m.
One of the first steps many countries take — if they can afford it — is to build seawalls to hold the tides back. In 2008, former Maldives President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom persuaded Japan to pay for a $60 million seawall of concrete tetrapods around the capital city of Male, and retaining walls have since been built on other islands. Island nations, such as Vanuatu, Tuvalu and Kiribati are also at risk, but sea wall construction is extremely costly, especially for those islands on the U.N.'s Least Developed Countries list.
Seawaters aren't just intruding upon the lands of poor countries. In the U.S., Alaska's village of Kivalina has constructed a wall to hold the waters back. Sea ice used to protect the barrier reef the village is situated on, but the ice melts sooner each year, leaving the community unprotected from storm waves. Even California coastal towns are preparing for rising waters. City planners in Newport Beach are raising seawalls, and new homes along the city's harbor are being built on foundations several feet higher.


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