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Hi there! Our names are Freek, Max and Robert. We are living in the beautiful city of Groningen and we all study sports at the university. So obviously, being active and having fun is extremely important in our lives. Which is one of the reasons we are so hyped for this challenge! From the day we were born we have always been the 'adventurous' type of guys and we would never back down from sudden arising opportunities.
We have louds of 'backpack experience' and that's why we are really exited to (possibly) hit the road again!
We are named "The Ostriches'', because of our 'Red Bull' wings our incredible speed. With the running (like ostriches) in the video we made, we want to show our enthousiasm and exitement for the challenge! We are hoping to see you soon!
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The Mercy is based on the life of sailor Donald Crowhurst, who was a weekend sailor who decided to participate in the Golden Globe race in 1968. When I went to see this film, I had no idea about the real-life story or the events that had happened, as a result, all the twists and turns were quite surprising to me. However, I believe this film biggest reveal that he decided to lie and fake his progress because he couldn't go on was ruined by the trailer; so, when this was revealed my emotional response was tapered because I was waiting for it to happen. Furthermore, I think the plot suffers from some leaps in logic, with the ending being an example of this, with me questioning the characters motivations a lot of the time as I don't believe that character's motivations were properly established. In terms of tone the film is quite melancholy and even depressing, with the trailers seeming to suggest that it was going to be much more inspirational then it was. The film itself did two things that impressed me. The first was the use of digetic sound, to accurately present this idea of isolation out at sea, this was done to a masterful degree by Johann Johannsson who did the music design. This triumph of sound design is shown in one particular scene when Colin Firth's character of Donald is playing the harmonica around Christmas time, and the scene perfectly captures the isolation and loneliness the man would have been feeling. The second thing that impressed me was the use of monologues, through these monologues we see the slow slip into madness that Donald goes through and we see his inner thoughts, this helps to empathises the emotional impact and helps the audience to emote and feel sorry for his character, as we can see the tole this adventure takes on him. Furthermore, the deconstruction of the character of Donald Crowhurst himself is quite interesting here, as we are first presented we a man who a family man is, who isn't a proper sailor, but then we see him sacrifice more and more towards his ultimate end and we begin to question his character and decisions. The director James March does this deliberately to show these two contrasting ideas of Crowhurst, making the audience reach their own conclusions about what type of man he was. There are also quite a few nice montage scenes here which are used quite effectively and to great impact. The performances here from, Colin Firth (Donald Crowhurst), Racheal Weisz (Claire Crowhurst) and David Thewlis (Rodney Hallworth), are all top calibre. With the standout performance being by David Thewlis, who though not heavily featured managed to be charming, funny and memorable in his small role. I think this film also suffered from thinking it was cleverer then it was, and almost had an Oscar bait tone towards it; that it never quite managed to live up to.
Despite some plot holes and leaps in logic, the strong performances manage to improve the overall film. Still, with many other Oscar bait films out at this time of the year, I wonder if you're time wouldn't be better served watching something else. Whilst a riveting tale, this film also manages to be depressing and at time dull and ultimately a disappointment.
Reviewed by Luke.
Published February 10, 2018 May 17, 2018
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Stanisław Wyspiański, Polish Polymath
Stanisław Wyspiański (1869-1907) was born in Kraków (then part of the Austro-Hungarian empire) and died there 38 years later of the effects of syphilis. According to this Wikipedia biographical entry, he was given great honors at his funeral and this respect continues in Poland, as confirmed by this page on the National Museum site.
Wyspiański mostly worked in pastels, but used other media at times. Besides art, he also wrote poetry and plays, doing all this at as fast a pace as he could manage in his last years, knowing he was doomed to an early death.
Self-Portrait - 1894
The 1907 drawing was done not long before Wyspiański died.
Jozef Mehoffer - 1898
Mehoffer was another artist with Kraków roots.
Dagny (Juel) Przybyszewska - 1898 or 1899
Juel led a short, wild life, as can be read here.
Eliza Parenska - 1902
Elizy Pareńskiej - 1905
I assume this is the same woman, painted three years apart.
Motherhood - 1902
Here he elaborates on an earlier drawing.
Władysława Ordon-Sosnowska - 1903
Władysława Ordon-Sosnowska - alternative colors - 1903
Most of the images I found in Google Images have colors as in the first image. But the lower image seems more natural. I suppose numbers prevail, but thought I'd present both points of view.
Caritas - 1904
Cartoon for a proposed stained glass window (never executed).
Marine Museum and Marin-Marie Too
Paris seems packed full of museums. A tourist who has visited the town a few times is advised (by me) to devote several hours a day to being simply a flâneur, one who strolls the rues and boulevards instead of rushing from museum to famous site to yet another museum. Even so, it can be worthwhile to drop below Paris' layer of world-class museums from time to time. If you happen to be interested in history, naval history or simply ships, a nice place to visit is the Musée National de la Marine, located a few steps from where one views the Eiffel Tower from the Trocadéro area. Its Wikipedia entry is here and its website is here.
A visitor will find decorative bits from old sailing ships, an early diver's suit, paintings dealing with seafaring and naval warfare, plus many, many models of ships. Below are some photos of ship models along with some paintings. These subjects were behind protective screens, so I wasn't able to avoid some reflections appearing.
The models are of French vessels only, as best I could tell.
At the top are models of some of France's last battleships, the Dunkerque and the Jean Bart.
A variety of naval types.
Pre-Great War battleships.
A few displays dealt with old shipyards and ship construction.
Among the artists featured was Marin-Marie, who I wrote about here. The images below are from two paintings dealing with arctic exploration ship Pourquoi-Pas (the "Why Not?"). I have a soft spot for nice brushwork, and Marin-Marie certainly accomplished that in these paintings made during World War 2, long after the Pourquoi-Pas was destroyed in a storm with only one man surviving.
"Le Pourqui-Pas dans le Soresby Sund en 1925" (detail) - 1943
"Le Pourqui-Pas à Jan Mayen en 1926" (detail) - 1943
Labels: Museums, Painters, ships and boats
Short-Lived Henri Evenepoel
I suppose I could have lumped this post into my "In the Beginning" series because all we have of the works of Henri Evenepoel (1872-1899) were painted when he was age 27 or younger. As you can see by his dates, Evenepoel's career ended (by disease) before he had the opportunity to progress beyond the usual "beginning" period for an artist. That's too bad, because the paintings that he did make are interesting, and he clearly had real potential as a representational modernist, had his course continued in that direction.
Evenepoel was a Belgian who spent most of his career in Paris. A short Wikipedia entry about him is here.
Le chapeau blanc (Louise de Mey) - 1897
Photo (by Evenepoel) of Louise de Mey at Wépion - Summer, 1897
It seems that Louise was Evenepoel's cousin and married with two children. That did not prevent them from falling in love and producing a son. This matter and its effect on his art are dealt with here and, especially, here.
L'homme en rouge, ou Portrait du peintre Paul Baignières - 1894
Het Loopmeisje (The Errand Girl)
De Spanja, Francisco Itturino - 1899
Orange Market, Blidah - 1898
Foire aux Invalides - 1897
Signing Paintings a Cute Way
Where does one sign one's painting if it (figuratively) has no right or left edge? That's both a theoretical and practical problem when painting a diorama -- a 360-degree view.
Dioramas were popular in France during the 1870s and 1880s, and a popular diorama subject was battle scenes. One such diorama was the Panorama of Rézonville, painted in the early 1880s by the team of Édouard Detaille (1848-1912), the project leader, and Alphonse de Neuville (1835-1885), two of France's leading painters of military subjects. Events at Rézonville were selected because the French army acquitted itself better there than in most battles of the 1870 Franco-Prussian War.
I consider Neuville the better painter of the two, and wrote about him here. Regardless of their merits, the artists were faced with the task of covering an immense amount of canvas featuring many figures and objects in a limited amount of time. The inevitable result was that everything had to be dashed off with a loss of artistic merit compared to their regular easel paintings.
Once the display period for the diorama ended, parts of it were cut off and preserved. You will find a few segments in the Musée de l'Armée in Paris, near Napoléon's Tomb. Below are some snapshots I took of them while visiting the museum recently.
This depiction, by Detaille, I think, indicates the effect of the haste required to complete the project. Note that the boots seem too small for the rest of the soldier's body and the legs look oddly proportioned. But I can't rule out the possibility that this was done on purpose because the center of interest of the diorama was several feet above the eye level of the spectators, and this perspective angle might have had to be accounted for.
Detaille's signature can be seen at the lower right. The painters might have placed them randomly or perhaps by a segment that they had done.
This shows the sketchiness of the painting required of the artists.
Here is where the signing gets cute. Detaille put his name on the canteen bag of the musician and Neuville placed his on the silvery object at the side of the wounded soldier (click to enlarge). I have no idea why Neuville would have selected the blessé instead of a hale subject.
Józef Mehoffer, "Young Poland" Symbolist of Sorts
Józef Mehoffer (1869-1946), a Pole, was one of those painters I used to call "peripheral" when blogging on the Two Blowhards blog. Even though some readers questioned my use of the term, I rather like it and really ought to use it more on this blog. It's really a concise, two-edged, pun-like concept, the idea being that many perfectly decent painters are peripheral to standard narratives of art history because, in part, they were from and spent much of their careers in countries not central to the art world.
The Wikipedia entry on Mehoffer is here. A better, more comprehensive account is here in the form of exhibition notes on the Musée d'Orsay site. The latter link notes that he studied in Vienna and Paris as well as Kraków, and later was an active member of avant-garde Young Poland movement of around 1900.
The d'Orsay article's title labels Mehoffer as being a Symbolist, though scanning examples of his work suggests to me that his commitment to Symbolism was inconsistent at best.
Wandy Janakowkiej - 1896
Muse - c.1897
Strange Garden - 1902-03
Okay, this is Symbolist, and some call it pre-Surrealist.
The Artist's Wife - 1904
The Artist's Wife with Pegasus - 1913
Three paintings featuring the artist's wife, Jawidga.
Europa jubilans - 1905
Jadwiga again?
Róża Saaronu - 1923
Vita somnium breve - stained glass window - 1904
Mehoffer designed a large number of stained glass windows.
Studies Displayed at the Louvre
Paris' Louvre is considered one of the finest of the world's art museums. It is huge, with many hundreds of works on display. Even so, paintings and sculptures made after 1850-70 or thereabouts must be sought elsewhere in Paris. What can be seen in the Louvre includes such famous works as the Venus De Milo, the Winged Victory of Samothrace (currently under restoration), David's monumental painting of Napoléon's coronation, not to mention Da Vinci's Mona Lisa.
A typical first or even second time traveler to Paris is likely to visit the Louvre for a couple of hours and then retreat in physical and mental exhaustion, having seen perhaps half of the galleries. Because I am more interested in post-1850 painting than what the Louvre has to offer, I tend to gravitate to the bookstore rather than stalk the galleries. The last time I was there, my wife had a few paintings that she really wanted to view, but they were in galleries on the top floor in parts of the museum remote from the five-star offerings. Plus, she was having trouble following the map of the place, so I had to take on the guide task.
As a result, I stumbled onto a number of interesting paintings from the first half of the 19th century, including a couple of small-scale studies for the huge paintings over in the Denon wing. These are shown below via images of the final results plus my snapshots of the studies.
First up is The Raft of the Medusa by Théodore Géricault.
Next is Death of Sardanapalus by Eugène Delacroix.
And to wrap this up, here are costume studies by Delacroix.
Labels: Museums, Painting
István Zádor, Obscure Hungarian
The world is and was filled with competent (but not great) artists who never became very well known. To some degree this is a matter of luck. And an important instance when luck runs against the artist is when he happens to have been born in a peripheral (to world art centers) country. Such was the case for István Zádor (1882-1963), Hungarian. (I write his name in normal Western word order, not in the Hungarian manner.) The typical career path for an artist from an out-of-the-way country was to migrate to Paris, Munich, London or (later) New York and remain there until fame struck; after that they could live pretty much where they pleased.
Hardly any biographical material on Zádor can be found on the Internet. This site seems to be the best bet. It mentions that he spent most of his life in Hungary, but went to Paris and Florence for training and fled to Munich for a while after the post-Great War Hungarian communist regime fell.
To my point of view, Zádor was good, but lacked the magic spark of greatness. So it didn't really matter that he remained mostly in Hungary; at least he had a measure of local fame and respect.
My Wife - 1910
Fairly traditional, but with a whiff of modernist simplification.
View of Buda - 1910
This is the western part of Budapest, an amalgamation of the cities of Buda and Pest. Pest, to the east of the Danube is flat, whereas Buda is hills, as Zádor's etching shows. That's the famous Chain Bridge in the background, but the huge Parliament building lies clipped-off to the right of this view.
Still Life - 1912
This painting has a much different character than the others in this set. But Web sources state it's by Zádor.
Probably done in the 1930s, but I have no date for it. Something about it is odd -- perhaps the background and how it relates to the subject.
Woman with Earrings - 1928
This seems to be one of Zádor's best known works.
Lady in gold colored kimono - 1932
More modernist simplification. A nice period piece, however.
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(By Iheanyi Ezinwo) – Members of the National Assembly, who wanted to use the Electoral Act Amendment Bill 2021 to check the over bearing influences of state governors were on Monday disappointed when it became clear to them that the president will not assent to the bill which prescribed the use of direct primaries and electronic transmission of election results.
The complaint among some politicians had been that, the governors have not been providing level playing grounds for aspirants in the states but often skew the process in favour of their preferred candidates. The intention of the federal lawmakers was to use the Electoral Act Amendment Bill 2021, to hand the power to choose party representatives in elections to party members who will participate in direct primaries.
Meanwhile, there are strong fears that some governors are encouraging many people to run. While the action may appear altruistic on the surface, the emerging resort to black mail by some aspirants in order to reduce the chances of others, may make it difficult for them to agree on one person thereby providing a valid excuse for party leadership to step in – since the party must have a candidate in every election.
In Rivers State for instance, the list of aspirants who are desirous of succeeding Governor Nyesom Wike are increasing on a daily basis. Among those said o be on the list are Hons. Boma Iyaye, Mracus Nle – Eji, David Briggs and Dunnamene Deeko. Other are Senators George Sekibo and Barry Mpigi; Rt. Hon. Austin Opara, Bro. Felix Obua, Dr. Tammy Danagogo, Dr.Abiye Sekibo and Engr. Emeka Woke, among others.
Meanwhile, there are indications that some politicians, who were friends until Governor Nyesom Wike gave the green light to those who want to succeed him to commence consultations have suddenly become enemies as they seek to outsmart one another in the race to capture the Rivers State seat of power in 2023.
With the direct primaries idea dead and buried with the failure of the Electoral Amendment Bill 2021, it is most likely that, the ultimate decision on who will fly each party flag may be determined by the leadership of the parties, especially in situations where the aspirants are unable to agree to step down for one another.
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D'banj – The Biggest Afrobeats Star and His Efforts Towards Humanitarian Causes
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Dbanj is quite a famous name in the music industry. For those who still don't know about him, he is a notorious singer, harmonica player, songwriter, and businessman from Nigeria.
This 32 years old singer has won many music awards, which includes the awards at MTV Africa Music Award in 2009 for Artist of the year, Best International Act at 2011 BET Awards in Africa, Best African Act Award at MTV Europe Music Awards in 2007 and many others. The latest award that he has bagged is Evolution award at MTV Africa Music Awards.
Well known internationally for his summer hit "Oliver Twist" in 2012, Dbanj is the biggest star in Afrobeats, which is a combination of traditional Ghanaian and Nigerian music. 'Oliver Twist' has been able to make its place among top 10 hits in the United Kingdom singles list. If you are looking for Dbanj songs then you can't afford to miss listening to Oliver Twist.
What is there in Dbanj's songs that make him the biggest star in Afrobeats music?
His songs are fusion of Afropop and Afrobeat music. He always has a story, bit dose of humor and breathless enthusiasm in his songs – his trademark in Afrobeat music field. Dbanj has made his debut in Afrobeat music in 2005 with his album 'No Long Thing' that was a big hit. Thereafter, he has no looking back and he kept giving hits back to back. Few of his famous albums are:
Rundown Fuck U Up released in 2006
Curriculam Vitae in 2007
The Entertainer in 2008
'Brother You' in 2014
What is Special about this biggest star in Afrobeats?
This famous singer from the Nigerian music industry is always on the go. Not only music, he has many other things in him that make him famous among his fans. He always manages to leave his competitors behind with his talent, his fashion sense, and not to mention his humble nature.
Now that we have already talked about his music, it's important to know about his contribution to the society. He is the first UN Youth Ambassador for Peace of Nigeria. He has brought Koko Foundation for Youth & Peace Development into being.
Besides, he has released a song "Coca Na Chocolate" to support agriculture investments. His contribution to the music industry and also to the society has made him receive appreciation from many key personalities including World Bank Chief 'Jim Yong Kim'.
His sense of style is unmatchable. He is always making fans crazy with his looks. Recently, he has changed his looks by growing up his beard and giving it a stylish trim. He himself has posted a picture showing off his brand new heavy beard look – something he has always been famous for besides his music.
This cheerful entertainer has also gone on board with an online rap contest named 'The king is here', which focuses on future rappers creating raps for his songs. He rewards the winners of this competition by featuring them on his songs and video remix.
If music was the only thing Dbanj could do then we would have dared to doubt his stardom, but his unique sense of style, his unmatchable humanitarian acts, and his humble nature along with his talents for music certainly makes him the biggest star in Afrobeats.
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I kept Payton for a couple of hours this morning while Kristin went in for a procedure to break up a very large kidney stone. (She is doing well and recovering as we speak!).
Anyway....I decided to feed them pancakes for lunch. I think Kristin said that she had not ever had them before....but that she loved waffles so she'd probably love pancakes.
Then it seemed as though Payton couldn't give her enough!
Parker said, "No Payton. I eating my own pancake now!" in such a serious-matter-of-fact voice.
Don't they look kind of funny? But cute, of course.
Then Parker decided that Payton could just have her pancake and I gave her another one!
It's funny because I was just going to freeze the 5 extra pancakes that I had.....but then they started feeding each other and ate more than normal....leaving me with only 2. Which was more than fine with me!
They are just so very sweet! So glad they are so close!
I love those!! So cute!! Thank you for posting those!
How cute! Isn't it nice that Parker is so close to her cousin. I am also glad that Aunt Sis is feeling better!


Prices finally starting to slowly drop. Sam's at $2.58, the rest at $2.64/2.65. Still don't know why prices here are so much higher than the rest of the state.
Prices went down into the $2.40s for a couple of weeks and then went back to the mid $2.50s again.
In CT gas has been holding at a few cents either side of $3.00 (mostly just under) for some time now.
Prices have been kind of steady around here for a few weeks. Now mostly $2.50 - $2.51 at most of the regular places. A bit higher at the usual spots outside of town and at truck stops, etc.
Prices dropped down again; Walmart at $2.39 and Circle K at $2.41. Probably won't last the whole week.
Prices continue to slowly fall. Sam's at $2.44 with the rest of the crowd at $2.51.
Prices continuing to fall here, too. Walmart at $2.36 and Circle K at $2.39.
Walmart down to $2.32. Circle K still at $2.39.
and prices back up again: Walmart at $2.51 & Circle K at $2.54.
Went up here, too. Sam's at $2.44, most others at $2.48.
Back from our cruise to New England and Canadian Maritimes. Gas at Sam's is $2.40 and $2.46/$2.47 at the other places.


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So in an attempt to try this from Perl I downloaded the following Packages:

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*unixODBC

*FreeTDS

*SQSH ---> *however, I could not get it compiled because of Sybase...

*The Perl Modules: DBD::ODBC, DBD::JDBC, DBI

To install, test and setup unixODBC I used this site: http://www.easysoft.com/developer/languages/perl/dbd_odbc_tutorial_part_1.html
And used this site: http://www.unixodbc.org/doc/UserManual/, to add DSNs...
Now I attempted to use these directions here: http://www.freetds.org/userguide/perl.htm, to connect to the Database from Perl, but I am having some trouble getting it to connect.
Could anyone tell me if I am on the correct path for this, or what my connect() string should look like...? In RazorSQL the JDBC "URL" looks like this:
jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://192.168.2.200:1433/ActiveDB;appName=RazorSQL;useCursors=true

And I'm confused as to how to use a DSN I created with the GUI command ODBCConfig from within the Perl Script... I'm having trouble finding a real-life example for connecting to MS SQL Server in Perl.
The file listing the Drivers looks like:
odbcinst.ini
[MySQL ODBC 3.51.27r695 Driver]
Driver      = /usr/lib/unixODBC/libmyodbc3.so
Setup       = /usr/lib/unixODBC/libmyodbc3S.so
UsageCount  = 1

[JDBC/ODBC bridge driver for java-1_6_0-sun]
Driver      = /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.6.0-sun-1.6.0/jre/lib/i386/libJdbcOdbc.so
Setup       = /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.6.0-sun-1.6.0/jre/lib/i386/libJdbcOdbc.so
UsageCount  = 1

[TDS Driver]
Driver      = /usr/lib/unixODBC/libtdsS.so
Setup       = /usr/lib/unixODBC/libtdsS.so
UsageCount  = 1

[net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver]
Driver      = /opt/jtds-1.3.1/jtds-1.3.1.jar
Setup       = /opt/jtds-1.3.1/jtds-1.3.1.jar
UsageCount  = 1

*The last one in this list is the same Driver used by RazorSQL, but since it's a jar file I guess it can only be used with Java programs...
And this is in ~/.odbc.ini
[MyDB]
Driver      = /usr/lib/unixODBC/libtdsS.so
Description =
SERVER      = serverName.foo.bar.local
PORT        = 1433
USER        = user1
Password    = abc123
Database    = ActiveDB

Given that, how should my "connect()" string look in Perl, and would that be the right Driver to use...?
I'm new at attempting this with a Script, and my head is currently spinning with information.... So ANY help someone could offer would be greatly appreciated!

A: After a bit of browsing through the DBD::ODBC documentation, I found some examples. This one does the following (I removed some parts, this is not a literal quote).
my $dsn = "DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=$options{DbSrcServer};DATABASE=$options{DbSrcDatabase};NETWORK=dbmssocn;UID=$options{DbSrcLoginName};PWD=$options{DbSrcPassword}";
my $dbh = DBI->connect("DBI:ODBC:$dsn") || die "DBI connect failed: $DBI::errstr\n";
$dbh->{AutoCommit} = 0;      # enable transactions, if possible
$dbh->{RaiseError} = 0;
$dbh->{PrintError} = 1;      # use RaiseError instead
$dbh->{ShowErrorStatement} = 1;

Unfortunately, there are no real explanations in the driver's docs, so lets go with that. We know that there is a DRIVER= and a SERVER= and so on. Those are also present in your odbc.ini, so you should try them.
my $dsn = "DRIVER=/usr/lib/unixODBC/libtdsS.so;SERVER=serverName.foo.bar.local;PORT=1433;DATABASE=ActiveDB;UID=user1;PWD=abc123";

Disclaimer: I cannot test this, and I have no idea if it works. It's just an educated guess that I would try.

You can also try using DBD::JDBC, which sounds relatively easier. This part of its docs describe the dsn. But you need a few dependencies. I believe you have covered some of them already though.

A: Alrighty... I believe I have this working. Thanks again simbadque for suggestions, I VERY much appreciate you taking the time to assist!
I had gotten so mixed-up and turned-around during all of this, I wasn't even sure which way was UP anymore... So, I decided to ignore everything I did so far and start looking at this again. And I ended up finding an EXCELLENT guide someone wrote up for doing exactly what I wanted to do (*shocker...)!!
I found these instructions on PerlMonks.org at the link below (*I know the title is pretty obvious):
Accessing Microsoft SQL Server from Linux using DBD::Sybase --> http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=392385
Basically, in short, I needed to do the following:

*

*Uninstall FreeTDS: I needed to do a make uninstall in the source directory where I originally compiled/installed it from...

*Re-Compile & Re-Install FreeTDS: reconfigured freetds using this as the configure command --> ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/freetds --with-tdsver=7.0.

*Configure FreeTDS.conf (*after make install): Added the following lines to the config file:
try server login = yes
try domain login = no
tds version = 7.0
These lines make it so it uses the Database login creds and NOT the Windows Domain login info. And tds version 7 tells freetds what version to connect to the DB with, and read that version 7 is for SQL Server versions newer then MS SQL Server 2000...

*Create a Server Entry in freetds.conf: I added the following lines to add my Server running the MS SQL Server 2005 Database.
[mydb]
    host = jwp-eim02.paoli.jwpepper.local
    port = 1433
    tds version = 8.0

*Test "mydb" Entry: /usr/local/freetds/bin/tsql -S mydb -U sqlUsername
After running that command I get prompted for a password and then I get a command prompt that looks like "1> ", which tells you it logged-in successfully.!

*Finally, Test in Perl: *Below is the sample code I used to get data from the SQLServer Database...
#!/usr/bin/perl

use DBI;

$dsn = 'DBI:Sybase:server=mydb';

my $dbh = DBI->connect($dsn, "sqlUsername", 'sqlUserPwd');
die "unable to connect to server $DBI::errstr" unless $dbh;

$dbh->do("use DatabaseName");

$query = "Select * from EXAMPLE_TABLENAME";
$sth = $dbh->prepare ($query) or die "prepare failed\n";
$sth->execute( ) or die "unable to execute query $query   error $DBI::errstr";

$rows = $sth->rows ;
print "$row rows returned by query\n";

while ( @first = $sth->fetchrow_array ) {
    foreach $field (@first) {
        print "field: $field\n";
    }
}

I then executed that Perl Script and VIOLA...!! I got data back from the Select Statement!
Hopefully this helps someone else looking to do the same thing... And I guess if I wanted to do this with something like Bash, I could probably use one of the commands that came with FreeTDS, like tsql, osql, etc... But, I'm not positive about that.

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UFO Spotted above Alice, Texas
09 March, 2015 / in Daytime Sightings, UFOs, w/ Photo
(original source URL now offline, as of 3/8/2015)
ALICE–One lady says she saw something very unusual in the sky last night near her home. The woman believes it was a UFO, so she called Three News to investigate it.
We have received several calls about UFO's ever since we aired a special report in February. This woman said she was a non- believer, but after last night's encounter, she's now a believer.
Here in the Rancho Allegre neighborhood in Alice located off of State Highway 281 and 44, an Alice resident said she saw something in the sky, while doing her laundry on Monday night. So she grabbed a camera phone and took a picture.
She said this is what came out. On the horizon, she saw this bright light hovering with what seemed to be a reflection below it. Seconds later, she said it disappeared totally.
The woman wants to remain anonymous, but believes it may have beem something other than just a bright light.
"It's possible it could be," said the woman. Off camera: could be? It could be a UFO. We don't know."
The woman said people who have spoken with her present two theories. Either it's a full-moon or an airplane flying over the area, but there was no full-moon Monday night.
"I don't think that's possible for either one of those," the woman said. "It's definitely something, I don't what it is myself."
When this woman went to work, she said it was the talk around the water cooler.
"Some are still not believers, though," the woman said. "Some think it's light, but they don't think it's a UFO."
This 3 News viewer said she's definitely curious over what she saw over the sky here in Rancho Allegre. She wants someone to investigate this sighting to see if it was, in fact, a UFO.
'Well, I would like someone to investigate it definitely because now I'm curious," said the woman. "I want to know."
So she plans to call one of the groups to find out if this was something out of this world.
–Manuel De La Rosa, Area 3 News, [email protected]
Originating Organization: KIIITV-3
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Photo Credit: Porsche
By Chad Kirchner
Most sports cars are rear-wheel drive, but there are people out there who want their car to be able to drive in all seasons, every day of the year. For them, all-wheel drive sports cars are the answer.
These cars have varying prices and performance levels, but they all make do with sending power to all four wheels. We'll start with some of the least-expensive person options that are available to anyone, and then move up to some of the most elite cars on the planet. Here are the 10 best all-wheel drive sports cars you can purchase today.
2018 Subaru WRX STI
Photo Credit: Subaru
Subaru is one of the leaders in the all-wheel drive sports car segment, and the 2018 WRX STI is one of the best it's built. Its turbocharged 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine makes a healthy 305 horsepower and 290 lb-ft of torque.
Power is sent to all four wheels via a six-speed manual transmission only. A trick center differential and the all-wheel drive system delivers the power right where you need it, when you need it. Also, if you want to fly under the radar, you can get yours without the big wing spoiler.
2018 Ford Focus RS
Photo Credit: Ford
The Focus RS is a lot like the STI, but with more power and an even more advanced all-wheel drive system. Pricing goes over $40,000 with options, but the segment-leading 350 horsepower and 350 lb-ft of torque make it a rocket ship.
It's the last year for the current Focus RS, with no word yet on if there will be another one. If you want one of the best cars Ford has ever made, you should get one while you can.
Photo Credit: Volkswagen
Keeping with a hot hatch theme, the 2018 Volkswagen Golf R is the German brand's premier performance offering. Updated for 2018, nearly all the features you want are standard.
Unlike the Focus RS and WRX STI, you can get the Golf R with an automatic transmission. Standard safety features like adaptive cruise control are also nice on a car you live with every day. Volkswagen's gorgeous digital cockpit instrument cluster is also best-in-class. Plus, the Golf R looks understated and more grown-up than the competition, and rides better, too.
2018 Audi TT RS
Photo Credit: Audi
Audi's little brother to the R8 supercar, the TT RS is a performance dynamo. The TT RS is unlike any other TT, with a bespoke five-cylinder turbocharged engine that sounds like it was ripped straight from a rally car.
Speaking of rally cars, Audi succeeded in rallying with their Quattro all-wheel drive system. It's present on the TT RS, along with 400 horsepower and a 0-60 mph time of 3.5 seconds. Starting at $64,900, it's one of the few ways to get supercar performance at a sports car price. Plus, with adaptive suspension and Audi's Virtual Cockpit in-cabin technology, it's livable every day of the year in all weather conditions.
2018 Jaguar F-Type SVR
Photo Credit: Jaguar Land Rover
Available in both coupe and convertible styles, the 2018 Jaguar F-TYPE SVR is a proper two-seater with 575 horsepower and all-wheel drive. It's also drop-dead gorgeous.
Combined with great dynamics and an exhaust that sounds like no other car on sale, the F-Type is what you drive to be noticed. Updates for 2018 include LED headlights and a better infotainment system. It starts at $121,900 – but to this author, it's worth every penny.
2018 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 GTS
The Porsche 911, for many, is the quintessential sports car. If you want the sportiest experience while maintaining all-wheel drive, the Carrera 4 GTS is the car for you. Porsche purists may balk at the all-wheel drive version of the 911, because to them it's not as sharp, but the 911 all-wheel drive is darn good. Plus the GTS gets a 450-horsepower engine and either a manual transmission or Porsche's fantastic PDK automatic.
It's easy to add pricey options to the car, but a few tasteful extras shouldn't take you too much over the $127,600 starting price. There are less-expensive 911s, but the GTS is the sweet spot for performance and everyday livability.
The 2018 Audi R8 is an everyday supercar that delivers on performance and experience. A naturally aspirated V10 engine, borrowed from Lamborghini, sits behind the driver and sings an incredible song when you mash the go pedal. Audi-level refinement and creature comforts make it great for date night, not only for track night.
A mere $164,900 gets you into the "base" coupe, but Audi also offers a convertible model – which it calls Spyder – and there are Plus versions with even more power.
2018 Acura NSX
At $156,000, the 2018 Acura NSX is more expensive than its 1990s predecessor, but the new car is packed with supercar technology and the latest in battery-electric performance. Unlike most sports cars or supercars, the NSX uses electric motors to power the front wheels.
This performance hybrid can send delicious electric torque to whatever wheel needs it, which allows for insane cornering performance. It can also run entirely on electricity around town, which saves you at the pumps. Not that you care the most about fuel costs when you buy a supercar, but this one lives with its feet firmly planted in the future.
2018 Lamborghini Huracán Performante
Photo Credit: Lamborghini
It might share its basic engine and some chassis components with the R8, but the Lamborghini Huracán Performante is a totally different bull. Available in coupe and convertible variants, this raging bull can get to 60 mph in less than 3 seconds and lap some of the world's best racetracks, including the Nürburgring, faster than any other sports car.
It's not subtle, with an active aero wing out the back, Italian flag stripes painted down the side, and a coat of bright Lamborghini paint. If you want people to notice you while you go insanely fast, the $274,390 Huracán Performante is for you.
Photo Credit: Matt Carpenter
Any discussion of all-wheel drive performance cars wouldn't be complete without talking about the fastest and most expensive car in the world: the Bugatti Chiron. Its all-wheel drive system is powered by an 8.0-liter 16-cylinder engine that makes 1500 horsepower. That's not a typo. It'll hit a max speed of 261 mph. For reference, a super jumbo Airbus A380 needs less than 200 mph to take off.
It's a monster in a straight line, but Bugatti has gone to great lengths to make it a better handler when the roads get twisty. It might not be lightweight and agile like the Lamborghini Huracán, but it's lighter than ever and makes up for any deficiencies with brute power. It's also luxurious inside, with only the highest-quality materials. But it better be, because the starting price for this beast is just $2,000 less than $3 million!
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Especially this one. Look at it.
When visiting schools, we notice little collections of run-down electric sharpeners, and at the end of every school year, we see lots of busted up cheap plastic hand-held pencil sharpeners being thrown "away".
Bonafide 2018 teacher review: "Wall-mounted pencil sharpener is so much better than my old electric one (it's quiet and quick)"
Product dimensions: W 2.9" x L 5.3" x H 4.8"
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Is WPP chief exec's defense of his pay bump a bad PR move?
Martin Sorrell, the CEO of WPP, one of the world's largest advertising and PR holding companies, is defending himself against criticism over a pay hike.
By Michael Sebastian
Some WPP Shareholders are bristling at the raise and, according to a report in the Financial Times, several plan to vote against the increase.
The shareholder revolt prompted Sorrell to defend himself in the pages of FT. On Wednesday, he penned an op-ed saying the tenor of the argument over CEO pay appears to have shifted from "undeserving bankers paid for failure and from payment for performance, to what is fair pay."
"I find the controversy over my compensation deeply disturbing," he wrote. "The board's compensation decisions are right because they reward performance, not failure, reject options in favor of a long-term incentive scheme with co-investment and five-year performance periods, and are competitively fair against our big U.S. and French competitors, which we consistently outperform."
Worrell also told the British government to tax him if it feels he is paid too much.


Take the motorway A13, exit at Occhiobello. At the roundabout take the 3rd exit for Ferrara. Continue for about 1km, turn left at the intersection for Fiesso Umbertiano. Continue for about 4km.
The company is on the right at the intersection (at the beginning of the industrial area Fiesso Umbertiano).


The subject property is a stone built retail premises with a timber frame glazed return frontage.
Internally the ground floor sales area comprises slat walling, suspended ceilings, carpeted floors and air conditioning.
There is a split level approximately 2/3 deep with the benefit of a stair lift and w/c facilities to the rear. The upper floors provide additional storage space and staff facilities access via a staircase.
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Bishop Auckland is a well-established market town which has recently been the beneficiary of a lot of inward investment.
Durham City is approximately 12 miles to the north east and Darlington is approximately 13.5 miles to the south.


High five! We use our prehensile, multi-fingered appendages everyday so let's celebrate the awesome result of millions of years of evolution – this week's 3D scanning challenge asks you to 3D scan a hand!
A potentially tricky scan in a number of ways: a live subject, lots of occluding elements… Maybe you'll need to ask a friend to give you a … hand with this one (sorry). Once you've made your scan, feel free to retopologize, remix or animate it in some way too.
Scan a human hand with your preferred scanning workflow.
Once you've created your scene, upload it to Sketchfab, tag it #HandScanChallenge.
Contestants models must be uploaded to Sketchfab and tagged #HandScanChallenge to be considered.
The winners will be contacted by Friday, April 13th.


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I occasionally meet people who are a little jealous of me being a gluten free blogger. Most of the time this is met with bemusement from me, being a blogger is hardly flying me around in first class whilst staying at the ritz. But then, sometimes, I remember that I get packages of free food in the mail. Then I completely agree with them and think that life isn't so bad really. Who doesn't want some surprise gluten free food. On this occasion, the lovely people from Rosies sent me a box full of their cereal offerings, five boxes and two milkshake breakfast type things. Happiness indeed.
After surviving on home made muesli and granola for my breakfasts for years (I gave up on most German cereal offerings a while ago) it was quite a welcome break to just pop a box open and eat. The first one I tried was the one with the monkey face on, obviously.
Choco Pops, gluten free and vegan. I've had off brand coco pops before and they were never quite the cereal that I used to consume as a child. They never had the right crunch or they never turned the milk the right amount of chocolatey.
Thankfully though, these were absolutely amazing, just what I remembered eating. They retain their crunch just long enough and the left over milk is deliciously chocolatey. They are way and above any other gluten free chocolate based puffed rice cereal I've bought.
Next up I needed something a little more healthy (I may have finished the choco pops too quickly).
Organic Oat Muesli, sounds healthy, possibly dull, possibly a bit to grey/beige.
To be fair, it does look a little that way in this photo, but after you add a little milk it is most definitely not. It has the perfect balance of fruit to nuts to oats. The dried fruits are just dried enough and don't require any tough chewing. All in all a rival for the Choco Pops as my favourite, only in a more adult healthy way.
Next up we have Red Berry Flakes.
They were pretty great in terms of gluten free cereal, the same as the choco pops, just the right level of crunch and flavour.
Next we have the superfood pomegranate, raspberry and chia crunchy muesli.
The flavour of this one was amazing, another perfect balance of crunch and berry. Although, this is the only cereal I had a minor problem with, the pomegranate seeds were always a shock when you'd get one of them in a bite.
The last cereal is the Oats and Apple Porridge.
I haven't been a fan of the pre-made porridges I've bought here before, they're usually somewhat inferior to what I can make myself with some rolled oats. But again, Rosies are pretty great at getting that perfect balance of flavours and their porridge is simply great (as it seems with every cereal that they do).
Lastly, we have two of their breakfast in a glass milk shake drinks.
These were a little less amazing than the cereals, mostly as I wasn't a huge fan of the consistency (it can get a little too gooey for my liking), but adding extra milk soon sorted that problem out. The caramel one has a really great flavour to it and was easily my favourite of the two.
In conclusion, Rosies products are pretty amazing. They are far far above any of the German gluten free cereals I've bought and better than a lot of the British ones too. I would highly recommend that you give one a try, the only downside is that it'll be hard to go back to anything else.
If you're looking for them, I've seen them on sale in Rewe fairly often.
Thank you so much for doing this Blog! it is so helpful!! I been looking for this Rosies cereals in many Rewe and I been unsuccessful, do you know if they still have them? and if yes, where???!!!


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Honeywell Technology Selected to Modernize Kazakhstan Refinery
Technology from Honeywell's UOP business has been selected by KazMunayGas' (KMG) Pavlodar Oil Chemical Refinery (POCR), the largest refiner in Kazakhstan, to help it upgrade its facility and boost the production of gasoline and diesel while meeting Euro-5 standards aimed at reducing motor vehicle pollution, reads the company press release.. Expected to start-up in 2015, the modernized refinery will process 7.5 million metric tons per year of crude feedstock into gasoline blending components and high-quality diesel.
POCR will use a number of Honeywell's UOP technologies for its revamp project. Additionally, Honeywell's UOP and a number of its affiliates will provide key process equipment, catalysts, staff training and technical service for the project.
"UOP technology will play a large role in POCR's modernization efforts, which will improve its production capacity and help meet strict fuel standards," said Pete Piotrowski, senior vice president and general manager of Honeywell's UOP Process Technology and Equipment business unit. "UOP's technology suite and services will help POCR capture a high return on investment, and we look forward to successful implementation and start-up."
UOP LLC, headquartered in Des Plaines, Illinois, USA, is a leading international supplier and licensor of process technology, catalysts, adsorbents, process plants, and consulting services to the petroleum refining, petrochemical, and gas processing industries. UOP is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Honeywell International Inc. and is part of Honeywell's Performance Materials and Technologies strategic business group.
Honeywell is a Fortune 100 diversified technology and manufacturing leader, serving customers worldwide with aerospace products and services; control technologies for buildings, homes and industry; turbochargers; and performance materials. Based in Morris Township, N.J., Honeywell's shares are traded on the New York, London, and Chicago Stock Exchanges.


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We've grown and tried countless carrots in our quest to bring you the best flavour. These are next best thing to growing your own: fresh, sweet and properly carrot-y, with a delightful crunch.
Enjoy raw, grated with lemon juice, olive oil and coriander leaves. Or thinly sliced and sweated until tender with a little butter and honey. Whatever else you do, don't boil them to death! To intensify their natural sweetness, roasting is the way to go, whether you want a simple side, a mixed tray of roots, or a base for carrot soup.
Carrots keep for several weeks in a paper bag on a cool veg rack. If you have new season bunched carrots with their tops attached, twist off the tops before storing, as they draw moisture away from the carrot.
Homegrown carrots are harvested in early summer as new season bunched carrots with their tops on. We can carry on harvesting until November and then store the main varieties to see you through winter and into spring. Later in the spring we may supply carrots from our Italian growers.
Nairobi accounts for over half of the UK carrot crop. It's easy to grow and very robust, but it always comes out bottom in our taste tests. So we prefer Artemis, Trevor, Nerac, Narbonne and Autumn King, which have much better flavour, as well as standing up well to harvesting.
Peter Wastenage, a member of our local farming co-op in Devon, grows our gold award-winning bunched carrots. Carrots tend to enjoy lighter soils, so Graham Negus, who farms the sandy soils near Riverford on Sacrewell Farm in Cambridgeshire, also grows some fantastic carrots for us.


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The Amazing Rusting Aluminum
Rust can hold an airplane together or dissolve it to bits
By Theodore Gray | Published Sep 23, 2004 12:35 AM
by Jeff Sciortino
Just a small amount of mercury paste starts turning this aluminum I-beam to dust.
Unless you are a representative of a national meteorological bureau licensed to carry a barometer (and odds are you're not), bringing mercury onboard an airplane is strictly forbidden. Why? If it got loose, it could rust the plane to pieces before it had a chance to land. You see, airplanes are made of aluminum, and aluminum is highly unstable.
Wait, isn't one of the great things about aluminum that, unlike iron, it doesn't rust? Am I talking about the same aluminum? Yes! Your aluminum pot is made of a highly reactive chemical. It simply has a trick that lets it disguise itself as a corrosion-resistant metal.
When iron rusts, it forms iron oxide–a reddish, powdery substance that quickly flakes off to expose fresh metal, which immediately begins to rust, and so on until your muffler falls off.
But when aluminum rusts, it forms aluminum oxide, an entirely different animal. In crystal form, aluminum oxide is called corundum, sapphire or ruby (depending on the color), and it is among the hardest substances known. If you wanted to design a strong, scratchproof coating to put on a metal, few things other than diamond would be better than aluminum oxide.
By rusting, aluminum is forming a protective coating that's chemically identical to sapphire–transparent, impervious to air and many chemicals, and able to protect the surface from further rusting: As soon as a microscopically thin layer has formed, the rusting stops. ("Anodized" aluminum has been treated with acid and electricity to force it to grow an extra-thick layer of rust, because the more you have on the surface, the stronger and more scratch-resistant it is.)
This invisible barrier forms so quickly that aluminum seems, even in molten form, to be an inert metal. But this illusion can be shattered with aluminum's archenemy, mercury.
Applied to aluminum's surface, mercury will infiltrate the metal and disrupt its protective coating, allowing it to "rust" (in the more destructive sense) continuously by preventing a new layer of oxide from forming. The aluminum I-beam above rusted half away in a few hours, something that would have taken an iron beam years.
I've heard that during World War II, commandos were sent deep into German territory to smear mercury paste on aircraft to make them inexplicably fall apart. Whether the story is true or not, the sabotage would have worked. The few-micron-thick layer of aluminum oxide is the only thing holding an airplane together. Think about that the next time you're flying. Or maybe it's better if you don't.
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Swing Kids war eine Mitte der 90er Jahre bestehende Emocore / Hardcore-Punk-Band aus San Diego, Kalifornien / USA.

Geschichte
Die Band war nur einige Jahre aktiv, trotzdem ist ihr Einfluss auf andere Emocore-, vor allem auf spätere sogenannte Screamo-Bands, groß. So wird auch die Band selbst oftmals dem Screamo zugerechnet.

Nach der Auflösung beging Eric Allen, der noch bei der Hardcore-Punk-Band Unbroken spielte, Selbstmord. Justin Pearson war danach in zahlreichen Bands aktiv, so vor allem bei The Locust, Holy Molar, Some Girls oder The Crimson Curse.

Stil
Ihr Stil sollte typisch für den Emo- und späteren Screamo-Sound werden. Prägend war der Gesang von Justin Person, der zwischen emotional gesungenen Texten und Wortwiederholungen bis zu längeren – teils brachialen – Schreiparts pendelte.

Der Songaufbau wirkt oft chaotisch, was prägend für spätere Screamobands wurde. So wechseln sich schnelle und langsamere Parts, genauso wie leisere Teile und explosionsartige Ausbrüche ab.

Besonders die 7" ist durchsetzt mit Zitaten aus der Jazzhistorie, so findet sich im Innensleeve ein Bild von Marion Brown und das Piano / Schlagzeug - Intro des ersten Stückes ist eine deutliche Hommage an Cecil Taylor.

Diskografie

EPs
 Swing Kids 7", EP (Kidney Room Records, später bei Three One G Records wiederveröffentlicht)
 Swing Kids/Spanakorzo, 10" Split EP (Three One G Records)

Alben
 Discography, CD (Three One G Records)
 Discography Limited Picture Disc, LP (Three One G Records)

Samplerbeiträge
 Food Not Bombs-Sampler (Song: Disease)
 Petty Boys With Poison Pens-Sampler (Song:  El Camino Car Crash)
 Two Decades Of Emo, Two Sides Of Tape-Sampler (Song: forty three seconds)

Live-Mitschnitte und DVDs
 This is Circumstantial Evidence DVD - Three One G
 Live Bootleg Record, 7"

Weblinks
 Swing Kids bei MySpace
 Infos beim Label Three One G Records

US-amerikanische Band
Emoband

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