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Alumnae vocalists return to campus for special Panther Alumni Week concert
By Joel Delgado
By Joel Delgado '12 MS '17
Sarah Payne '14 and Laura Martinez Leon '15 are living a dream many young opera singers only hope to experience.
After graduating from FIU's School of Music, Payne with a bachelor's in vocal performance and Leon with a master's in vocal performance, they both were selected to join the Florida Grand Opera's Young Artist Program and have had the opportunity to perform at home and abroad in cities like Madrid and Salzburg.
For one night, they both returned to FIU, the place that helped launch their careers.
"It feels like home," Payne said. "FIU was so instrumental to where I am now, opening up my eyes to what is out there and really giving me the tools I needed to start my singing career."
Payne and Leon were welcomed back to campus along with several other alumnae with professional singing careers to perform recently in a special Alumni Vocal Concert at the Wertheim Performing Arts Center.
The concert featured eight vocalists who studied at the school, including internationally renowned soprano Adina Aaron '93 and mezzo-soprano Misty Bermudez '00 from the South Florida's Grammy-nominated professional chamber ensemble Seraphic Fire.
"This experience is very exhilarating and inspiring," Leon said of sharing the stage with fellow graduates. "It lets you know you can do it and you can make it."
The event was part of the School of Music's participation in the fourth annual Panther Alumni Week, a universitywide initiative that invites alumni back to campus to engage with students and faculty in and out of the classroom.
"We've sent out so many fine musicians for decades and it's exciting to see them now well into their careers being very successful and coming back and performing for us, inspiring the next generation of singers," said School of Music Director Robert Dundas.
Family, friends and current students came to watch the alumnae perform works by prominent composers – such as Mozart, Giuseppe Verdi and Giacomo Puccini – accompanied by alumna Maria Paulina Garcia '08 on the piano.
Vindhya Khare, an adjunct professor of voice who graduated from FIU with a master's degree in vocal performance in 2013, directed and performed in the concert.
"It was an amazing concert and a great reunion," Khare said. "I hope as current students see alumni perform that they themselves will consider returning one day, remembering how much they were inspired by seeing them perform."
Now just at the beginning of her career, Leon is already beginning to see how a diverse slate of classes at FIU has helped prepare her for any role thrown her way. She recently performed in a show where she had to sing while dancing with a hula hoop, highlighting that you never know when odd skills will come in handy.
"For a vocal performance career, particularly in opera, I would tell students to take courses in acting, dance, languages and anything else they can," Leon said. "Nothing is going to be an extra course. You're probably going to use everything."
And, as with nearly any career, persistence and grit are essential.
"Don't give up," Payne said. "You're going to get a lot of no's in this career and the key is to stay strong and trust yourself and know you can do it." ♦
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A record of the assets will show the financial good health of the firm, what it is worth on paper to potential investors or banker when looking for credit.
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(11-1-18) Golden Knights-Blues Gameday Lineup
By LOU KORAC
ST. LOUIS -- The long-awaited return has finally arrived.
Robby Fabbri will finally make his 2018-19 regular-season debut for the Blues (3-4-3) today when they play the third of a seven-game homestand against the Vegas Golden Knights (5-6-1) at 7 p.m. (FS-MW, KMOX 1120-AM).
Fabbri last played an NHL regular-season game on Feb. 4, 2017 when he tore his left ACL against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Fabbri tore the same ACL during training camp last season and missed the entire year. He missed the first month of this season dealing with a sore hip, sore back and Grade 1 groin strain.
"I'm excited for him personally. I'm excited for our team," Blues coach Mike Yeo said of Fabbri. "I think it might take him a little bit of time, I think he's going to have some games that look that way and may have some games that don't look that way. I don't know how long it's going to take him to get back on top of things. I know that players that are relentless and tenacious and driven as he is usually find a way to get there quicker, but I'm really excited for Robby. He's been through a lot and as a coach, it's hard to see a player go through all that disappointment, the work that he's put in, he comes back last year and he has to go through it all over again, it's not just the physical part of it, it's the mental part. He's been through an awful lot and so I'm really hopeful that things go well for him."
Fabbri will start the game on the fourth line with Robert Thomas and Oskar Sundqvist. That means Ivan Barbashev, who has a goal and two assists in 10 games and was in his first NHL fight last Saturday against Brent Seabrook when the Blues beat Chicago 7-3, will be a healthy scratch.
"I think he'd probably say he'd like to have a little more," Yeo said of Fabbri. "But players usually do. It's an opportunity right now. It's more than he had last year, it's more than what he had two weeks ago, it's more than what he had two years ago. Any shift he gets now is a blessing and I think you're going to see that. I think that's going to show up in his play, that he knows that, and he's going to go out with the idea of earning more and trying to make something happen."
Yeo wants to keep Thomas in the lineup and he liked Sundqvist's game against the Blackhawks.
"First off, I thought Robby Thomas played the best game he's played for us all year," Yeo said. "I said before last game that I felt he was in a place where he was ready to start really coming around. I thought his head was in a better place and it really seems to be. He's moving his feet, he's playing with more confidence, he's playing with more urgency, he seems to understand the game, the NHL game, better. I didn't want to take him out after playing his best game of the season. 'Sunny' had an assist last game, he's doing a really good job on the penalty kill, he's taking a step in his game right now, he's playing with a lot more confidence, he's playing with a lot more pace than he did last year. It's just the decision we made tonight. Obviously we have a lot of options. We still haven't gotten 'Sosh' [Nikita Soshnikov] in a game, we want to get him in and don't want 'Barby' sitting out for a long time. It was a tough decision but one that we went with."
Besides Fabbri making his long-awaited debut, defenseman Carl Gunnarsson also makes his season debut tonight in place of Jordan Schmaltz.
Gunnarsson also makes his play for the first time since March 23, 2018 when he tore his left ACL. Gunnarsson also had offseason surgery on his right hip. He will play alongside Vince Dunn.
"A lot of ups and downs; it's been a long road," Gunnarsson said. "It hasn't been easy all the time and seeing the boys just buzzing out there, even in training camp not being part of it.
"It's been tough, but I always had that first game in mind and now we're here. It's been tough watching them a little bit, not just because of the losses, but just being on the sideline and not being able to help. Hopefully I can contribute tonight and keep it going from last game with the boys doing a great job of it."
Yeo knows he's getting a veteran, stable presence back on the blue line.
"Hopefully stability. When he's on top of his game, that's what he's giving you," Yeo said. "His intention when he goes on the ice is to not get scored on and he's going to be reliable, he's going to be sound defensively. He's going to do some things, he's going to make some plays, the but the bottom line is he wants to help our team get to its game in a simple form and he wants to make sure when he's on the ice the puck doesn't end up in our net."
Jake Allen will get the start for the 10th time in 11 games after leaving the win against the Blackhawks with 1:01 left in the second period following a heavy collision with teammate Zach Sanford.
Allen went through concussion protocol, took Sunday off, rode the bike Monday, skated with goalie coach David Alexander on Tuesday and got in a full day's work on Wednesday.
"He had a really good practice yesterday, so we were confident he'd be ready to go," Yeo said. "... It was scary. It was a heck of a save too (on Brandon Saad). It was obviously that was a pretty key moment in the game. It was scary when he went down like that, but I got pretty good word after the game that we were pretty encouraged and so, hopeful."
It will be a reunion of sorts for two players on the ice tonight. One for David Perron, who spent last season with the Golden Knights and made a run to the Stanley Cup Final with Vegas, and for former Blue Ryan Reaves, who spent seven seasons with the Blues (2010-17) before being traded at the 2017 NHL Draft to the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Penguins shipped Reaves to Vegas late last season.
"Yeah, it's going to be good. It's going to be special," said Perron, who went to dinner with 19 of his former teammates last night. "There's places or guys that you can see for many years and there's guys you see for a short period of time. It was only a year, but we accomplished a lot in a short period, so it was special.
"(I got lose with) a lot of guys. ... I miss them a lot obviously. When you go what we went through last year, it's basically a group of guys that I'll always remember. That year is an extremely special one, something you want to play hockey for. Every year, you want to get to that point. It will be good to see them."
Perron had a career-high 66 points (16 goals, 50 assists) with the Golden Knights, who lost to the Washington Capitals in five games in the Stanley Cup Final last season.
"I don't know how it works, but if they ever do a night in Vegas and you see those guys if it's even 20-30 years down the road, it's going to be really cool and really special," Perron said of a potential reunion for the inaugural season in Vegas. "I think one of the main reasons why we went this far is how close the team was. ... It's a bond I really haven't seen anywhere else. That was the reason why we went this far.
"The truth is once you go this far, you kind of would love to see one more crack at it and what it does if you get another one. It's similar to 'Hitch' maybe a couple years ago when this team went to the conference final and he wanted one more year at it and he got it basically out of respect. It was a similar feeling for me, but I'm happy to be here."
Perron signed a four-year, $16 million free agent contract to return to the Blues for a third stint.
"Once the season finished, it was like June 15th-20th pretty much and it's tough because you have to turn the page quickly onto a new thing and they had to do a different decision," Perron, who has 10 points (five goals, five assists) in 10 gmes this season. "It changed different things for them there. You bring in a guy like [Paul] Stastny, you can never have too many centermen and [Max] Pacioretty's a guy who established himself with so many goals in all the years that he played. Yeah, they probably were looking at Pacioretty for the goal scoring that Neal brought and Stastny's a pretty good playmaker. I had 50 assists last year, so I'm sure they were looking at replacing that."
So what's the recipe to Vegas' success and how do the Blues beat them?
"They try and play with speed and their power play is very effective in creating something out of nothing in my opinion," Perron said. "Sometimes it's a full shift and it's almost like nothing's happening and all of the sudden they go down on a 2-on-1 and they score. We have to be aware of that and just like any team. For us at this point in the season, we've got to make sure we're bringing our 'A' game every night. We haven't done that just yet, so it's more about us than anybody else right now. I think the focus is going to be mostly on us. Of course, there's little tendencies on any guys there or their system, but at the end of the day, it's on us."
Reaves also signed a two-year, $5.55 million free agent contract to remain in Vegas. The boisterous popular former Blue spent last night with five, six former teammates last night.
"We went to dinner. Had a good time, couple laughs, caught up a little bit," Reaves said.
Reaves has three goals in 12 games and with injuries to former Blue Stastny (lower-body) and Pacioretty (upper body), Reaves has filled multiple roles, even on the power play.
"You weren't drunk, that's for sure," Reaves joked. "We got some banged up bodies right now. I'm getting an opportunity to play in different situations and I'm trying to take advantage while I can because we've got some good players that will be coming back soon. It's tough to put me in front of those guys, so I want to take advantage while the opportunity is there.
"I don't think I was coming out of this summer expecting to play power play, but I work hard every day in the summer and during the season so I c an be ready for any situation. This is the first time this kind of opportunity has risen. I'm trying to run with it."
Reaves, like many players who joined up in Vegas, said it's great living in Nevada and it was a no-brainer to stay on board there.
"Seems to be working me," Reaves said. "I'm getting a lot of opportunities there and that's all anybody can ask for.
"It's crazy. Honestly, the thing I always notice is when you drive around, it's impossible to not see cars with Golden Knights stickers and decals, flags flying and it's everywhere. It's not like every couple cars, it's almost every car. It's crazy to see. You go down to The Strip, the Statue of Liberty has a Golden Knights jersey, last year in the playoffs, MGM Line had a Golden Knights jersey. We're plastered everywhere. People go to practice and the whole practice rink is sold out. People are chanting "Go Knights, Go!" The people have embraced the team, the community really loves us and we love the fans there.
"There's always something to do. Always something to do. We live 25 minutes from The Strip, so it's far enough that you don't have to go to The Strip. There's lots of stuff to do out where we live, but close enough that if you want to go catch a show or go down and get dinner, you can get down there. Playing in the fortress is one of my favorite things. All the fans are crazy there, it's a big party every night. I just love living there.
"At the end of the year, I told them I wanted to be back. I like the culture that they have there. I like the team that they're building. I love the city, I love the fans. I told them I wanted to be back and when it came down to it, they had a goof offer on the table and one that was really hard to refuse but also where I wanted to be so it was an easy decision for me."
The Blues' projected lineup:
Jaden Schwartz-Brayden Schenn-Vladimir Tarasenko
Zach Sanford-Ryan O'Reilly-David Perron
Pat Maroon-Tyler Bozak-Alexander Steen
Robby Fabbri-Robert Thomas-Oskar Sundqvist
Jay Bouwmeester-Alex Pietrangelo
Joel Edmundson-Colton Parayko
Vince Dunn-Carl Gunnarsson
Jake Allen will start in goal; Chad Johnson will be the backup.
Healthy scratches include Ivan Barbashev, Nikita Soshnikov and Jordan Schmaltz. Robert Bortuzzo (lower body) remains out.
The Golden Knights' projected lineup:
Jonathan Marchessault-William Karlsson-Reilly Smith
Alex Tuch-Erik Haula-Tomas Hyka
Tomas Nosek-Cody Eakin-Ryan Carpenter
William Carrier-Pierre-Edouard Bellemare-Ryan Reaves
Shea Theodore-Deryk Engelland
Brayden McNabb-Colin Miller
Nick Holden-Brad Hunt
Marc-Andre Fleury will start in goal; Malcolm Subban will be the backup.
Healthy scratches include Oscar Lindberg and Jon Merrill. Paul Stastny (lower body) and Max Pacioretty (upper body) are out.
Posted by lkorac10 at 1:25 PM
Please God, let Fabbri return healthy and ready to help this team!
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Baby girl Jones is doing fine, with no real updates to speak of, so I'm making this post in lieu of baby news. I know, I know. You're probably already disappointed.
I remember the first time I flipped through The Visual Display of Quantitative Information by Edward Tufte. My initial skim of the book was a kind of coffee-table experience — I was captivated by the aesthetics of the graphics without taking the time to appreciate their informational value. After a more thorough reading during my graduate coursework, chartjunk, small multiples, and other theoretical and practical concepts began to sink in. I remember disagreeing with more than a few of Tufte's claims (and I still do), but I was enamored with his academic dedication to technical communication. It inspires me still today. I've been wondering lately…could I learn something about my musical preferences by visualizing my music's metadata?
Even though I sometimes worry about Apple's stranglehold on digital music, iTunes is the best digital media application available. I've been a loyal iTunes user for the past three years. Katie and I share our Mac, but I am responsible for 98% of the music uploaded. At a minimum, she deserves an understated tip of the hat: my wife is a good sport when it comes to my music-listening/buying/downloading habits. Since 2006, I've been able to collect and organize my music in ways that stacks of Case Logic albums could never accommodate. On the one hand, I miss liner notes and inserts. On the other hand, I'd prefer to filter and sort data fields click-by-click anyday over flipping through plastic sleeves in a book.
Last month, I decided to delve deeper into my (and Katie's) music library. I began with a loosely-defined purpose and one particular variable. I wanted to analyze my song aquisition habits since the beginning of 2007 by genre. In other words, how have my musical tastes changed over the past year and a half? Of course, genre is an extremely subjective way to categorize. For example, I draw a clear line of distinction with my mind and ears between R & B, Soul, and Funk. For example, if the average person were asked to sort Donny Hathaway, Jill Scott, Poets of Rhythm, Bo Boral, and Mary J. Blige into these two genres, their results would likely be different than mine. Some artists (e.g. Rufus Wainwright, The Avett Brothers, Beirut, Air France) are pretty darn difficult to force into one bucket, but they can't be duplicated and put into two buckets or divided among multiple buckets. I keep reminding myself that it's okay if the genres are subjective — I'm the only one interested in dissecting my library anyway.
In most of the cases where genre blurs the boundaries of visualization, I used the category Alternative & Punk as a bit of a catch-all. As any ontologist will attest, homogeneity is crucial to characteristics of division. If genre is a characteristic of song division, then a couple of my labels don't fit the bill. As a category label, Soundtrack is problematic because it is not homogenous with the others. Finally, the category called Blanks (also not homogenous) consists of music that has not yet been assigned a genre label.
Here's a snapshot of my music library in July of 2008. The full data set, or all the music I own, is about 10,100 songs. The pie chart below depicts songs by genre.
Lounge and Metal were completely flat (no songs acquired) over the year-and-a-half period, while I only added one single Blues song (1%) and six Soundtrack tracks (3%). Increases in all the other categories ranged from 9% to 45%.
This exercise has me thinking about other variables that, when displayed visually, might reveal interesting trends or patterns. Play Count and Skip Count would really describe my listening habits, but there's no data because I rarely play music in iTunes. I suppose I could start appending each song record in my library with My Rating, but tastes change overtime and it would be a full-time job assigning stars to every song I hear. Perhaps the next time I sort through my music, I'll look at the gradual trend of acquiring songs and not entire albums during the last several years.
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Q: Creating LINQ with where clause I have this LINQ:
    private static object getObjectModels(DbContext context, IQueryable<int> contractsID)
    {
        return (from objectModel in context.Set<ObjectModel>()
                where "column named conId contains contractsID "
                select new ContractHelper
                {
                    Id = contract.Id,
                    ClientId = contract.ClientId,
                });
    }

I need to select from table records where column named conID have values of contractsID.
The contractsID is int array.
The conID is int value column.
What have I write in this row:
where "column named conId contains contractsID"
to get all records where column conID  have item that equal to item in contractsID array?

A: You might be able to invert the where clause and use a 'contains', such as:
private static object getObjectModels(DbContext context, IQueryable<int> contractsID)
    {
        return (from objectModel in context.Set<ObjectModel>()
                where objectModel.conId.HasValue && contractsID.Contains(objectModel.conId)
                select new ContractHelper
                {
                    Id = contract.Id,
                    ClientId = contract.ClientId,
                });
    }

You might need to convert the IQueryable to a list however.
var myIds = contractIDs.ToList();
...
where myIds.Contains(objectModel.conId)
...

A: You can go with an int array to make linq translate to the correct IN SQL syntax
  private static object getObjectModels(DbContext context, IQueryable<int> contractsID)
    {
         // Necessary to translate Contains to SQL IN  CLAUSE
        int [] contractIdsArray = contractsID.ToArray() ;

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                where contractIdsArray.Contains(objectModel.conId)
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R. Curnane homered to left field, RBI.
S. Smith singled to left field.
S. Harbert hit by pitch.
S. Harbert stole second; S. Smith stole third.
K. Hillson singled to second base.
H. Laguer singled to center field; K. Hillson advanced to second.
H. Laguer advanced to second on a wild pitch; K. Hillson advanced to third.
A. Imbierowi singled to left field, RBI; H. Laguer advanced to third; K. Hillson scored.
S. Dulin hit by pitch; J. Paredes advanced to second.
J. Munoz singled to right field, 2 RBI; S. Dulin advanced to third; J. Paredes scored; H. Laguer scored.
T. Robinson walked; J. Munoz advanced to second.
T. Hojnacki doubled to left field.
N. Wright homered to left field, 2 RBI; T. Hojnacki scored.
D. Barton singled to left field, RBI; J. Brown scored.
R. Curnane tripled to right field, RBI; D. Barton scored.
S. Smith doubled to right field, RBI; R. Curnane scored.
M. Shilling doubled to left field, RBI; S. Smith scored.
S. Harbert reached first on an error by 3b; M. Shilling advanced to third.
M. Shilling scored on the throw, unearned.
T. Hojnacki homered to left field, 2 RBI; S. Harbert scored.
Z. Smith to p for M. Hoon.
S. Smith singled to right field, RBI; E. Camp scored.
M. Shilling doubled to center field; S. Smith advanced to third.
J. Smith to 1b for R. Curnane.
H. Blair to c for S. Smith.
J. Nixon to rf for N. Wright.
T. Robinson singled to right field; J. Paredes advanced to third.
J. Nixon advanced to third on a balk.
E. Camp tripled to right field, RBI; J. Nixon scored.
H. Blair doubled to left field, RBI; J. Smith advanced to third; E. Camp scored.
M. Shilling doubled to right field, 2 RBI; H. Blair scored; J. Smith scored.
A. Sczepkows to 2b for B. Kral.
J. Wyandt to lf for E. Camp.
B. Johnson to p for Z. Smith.
K. Hillson singled to left field.
E. Kiple pinch hit for M. Matanguih.
E. Kiple homered to left field, RBI.
J. Nixon reached first on an error by ss.
B. Johnson to lf for J. Wyandt.
J. Wyandt to 2b for A. Sczepkows.
A. Sczepkows pinch hit for B. Johnson.
A. Sczepkows homered to left field, 2 RBI; J. Nixon scored.
A. Sczepkows to 2b for J. Wyandt.
S. Dulin doubled to left field.
Z. Strong pinch hit for T. Robinson.


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Welcome to the Investigators Guide for Completing the Uniform Crash Report.
To download forms, a manual or both please select the Download link on the navigation menu and follow the instructions.
Each form provides space for the reporting of information relative to two vehicles or a vehicle and a pedestrian.
Each form also provides space for the reporting of information relative to seven involved persons.
Whenever the number of vehicles or involved persons exceeds the space available on the form, additional forms must be utilized.
When using additional forms, the third, fourth and fifth vehicles being reported will always be reported as Vehicles #3, #4 and #5 respectively. The preprinted Vehicle 1 and Vehicle 2 should be crossed out and the correct vehicle number substituted accordingly.
Use United States Postal Service Standard State Abbreviations when entering such information.
Be sure to provide each operator with a colored copy of Page 1 of the crash report OR send electronically via email feature in Web Crash.
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Sessions () ist ein bislang unveröffentlichtes Album der britischen Band The Beatles, auf dem 1985 erstmals unveröffentlichtes Material der Band enthalten sein sollte. Die Veröffentlichung wurde kurzfristig von den drei damals noch lebenden Beatles unterbunden.

Das Album sollte dreizehn Lieder enthalten, die teils komplett unveröffentlicht waren oder in unbekannten Versionen zu hören sind. Zusätzlich sollte eine Single mit dem unveröffentlichten Titel Leave My Kitten Alone auf der A-Seite und einer alternativen Version von Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da auf der B-Seite erscheinen.

Entstehungsgeschichte
Im Jahr 1976 lief der neunjährige Plattenvertrag der Beatles mit der EMI aus, was zunächst dazu führte, dass zahlreiche Kompilationen mit bekannten Liedern der Band veröffentlicht wurden. Gleichzeitig wurden die umfangreichen Archive der EMI nach kommerziell verwertbaren unveröffentlichten Liedern der Beatles durchforstet. Es wurden hausinterne Audiokassetten mit dem aufgefundenen Material gefertigt, von denen eine auf unbekanntem Wege in die Öffentlichkeit geriet.

Die Archive der EMI wurden 1981 und 1982 von einem Tontechniker erneut nach verwertbarem Material durchsucht und erstmals auch katalogisiert. 1983 konnten Besucher der Abbey Road Studios sich einen Teil dieser Arbeitsergebnisse vor Ort anhören.

Geoff Emerick, ein ehemaliger Tontechniker der Beatles, stellte 1984 erstmals Titel für ein Album mit unveröffentlichtem Material der Beatles zusammen. Um den klangtechnischen Ansprüchen der 1980er Jahre zu entsprechen, wurden annähernd alle Titel durch Schnitte oder Fadeouts verkürzt und neu abgemischt. Als Veröffentlichungstermin des nunmehr Sessions benannten Albums war der November 1984 vorgesehen. Zeitgleich sollte jedoch auch das Soloalbum Give My Regards to Broad Street von Paul McCartney veröffentlicht werden, sodass die Veröffentlichung von Sessions aus marketingtechnischen Gründen auf den 25. Februar 1985 verschoben wurde.

Erst zu diesem Zeitpunkt wurden die damals noch lebenden Beatles Paul McCartney, George Harrison und Ringo Starr sowie die Vertreter des 1980 verstorbenen John Lennon über das Projekt Sessions informiert. Die noch lebenden Beatles intervenierten sofort gegen die Veröffentlichung und kündigten an, über das Format der Veröffentlichung beraten zu wollen.

Eine Kopie des Masterbandes des Albums Sessions geriet in die Hände von Bootleggern, woraufhin mehrere Schwarzpressungen des Albums erschienen.

Drei Doppelalben erschienen 1995/96 im Rahmen der Anthology-Serie, auf denen zum Teil auf die Abmischungen zurückgegriffen wurde, die im Rahmen des Sessions-Projektes angefertigt worden waren.

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Infectious Diseases »
The F. Robert Fekety, Jr, MD Lecture in Infectious Diseases was established in 1992 to recognize Dr. Fekety's twenty five years at the University of Michigan and his continued commitment to excellence in education, research, and patient care.
22nd Annual F. Robert Fekety, Jr, MD Lecture in Infectious Diseases
Time: 12:00 - 1:00 pm (Medicine Grand Rounds)
Location: U-M Ford Auditorium, 2nd Floor
Guest Speaker: Claire Pomeroy, MD, MBA, President, Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation
Lecture Title: "A Call to Action: Improving Society Through Medical Research"
Dr. Claire Pomeroy is an infectious disease physician who has advanced the understanding of the clinical care of HIV and other diseases in significant ways. She is a graduate of the University of Michigan.
Our Distinguished Leader, Dr. Robert Fekety
F. Robert Fekety, Jr, MD
F. Robert Fekety, Jr, MD, was recruited to the University of Michigan from Johns Hopkins Medical School in 1967. He promptly founded the Division of Infectious Diseases and acted as its Chief until his retirement in 1994. Under his leadership, the division became renowned in clinical care, research, and teaching.
Superb Clinician
Dr. Fekety was a superb clinician whose expertise was widely sought. He was well-regarded as a teacher and a colleague because of his clarity of thought, ability to separate complex concepts and present them in a clear, concise manner, and his wonderful sense of humor.
Dedicated Teacher
Dr. Fekety is noted as being one of the most outstanding teachers at the University of Michigan Medical School. He established the Infectious Diseases Fellowship Training Program where he went on to train more than 50 fellows who have gone on to positions of prominence throughout the United States. In addition to his 28 years of teaching in the medical school, he also served as a Professor of Epidemiology with the U-M School of Public Health from 1985-1995.
Innovative Researcher
Dr. Fekety is best known for his pioneering work in the identification and treatment of antibiotic-associated colitis caused by Clostridium difficile, as well as the epidemiology of Staphylococcus. Dr. Fekety's studies in this area have withstood the test of time and continue to be widely referenced today.
"My favorite 'Chiefism,' that I keep at my desk at all times, offers some insight into the greatness of our master mentor Dr. Fekety: 'Infectious diseases can be taught in 6 months. Acquiring the judgment, wisdom, and skills needed to treat an infected patient takes a lifetime.' I can only add there are exceptions to every truism as it didn't take him a lifetime."
- Former Fellow H. Gunner Deery II, MD
Learn more about Dr. Robert Fekety and our division history.
Past Visiting Speakers
2017: Paul Farmer, MD, PhD, Harvard Medical School
2016: Johan S. Bakken, MD, PhD, University of Minnesota
2015: Jeffery K. Taubenberger, MD, PhD, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
2014: James Maguire, MD, MPH, Brigham and Women's Hospital
2013: Robert A. Weinstein, MD, John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital and Ruth M. Rothstein CORE Center
2012: Sherwood L. Gorbach, MD, Tufts University
2011: Jim Yong Kim, MD, PhD, World Bank Group
2010: Fred C. Tenover, PhD, (D) ABMM, Cepheid
2009: David Heymann, MD, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
2008: Harold Jaffe, MD, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
2007: Stephen M. Ostroff, MD, U.S. Food & Drug Administration
2006: John Bartlett, MD, Johns Hopkins University
2005: Michael T. Osterholm, PhD, MPH, University of Minnesota
2004: DA Henderson, MD, MPH, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
2003: Myron S. Cohen, MD, University of North Carolina
2002: C. Glenn Cobbs, MD, University of Alabama at Birmingham
2001: James M. Hughes, MD, Emory University
2000: Barbara E. Murray, MD, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
1999: Margaret FischI, MD, University of Miami
1998: Merle A. Sande, MD, University of Washington
1997: Joseph Silva, MD, California Northstate University
Please join us in honoring Dr. Fekety by making a gift to the Robert Fekety, MD Lectureship Fund. With your support, you will help us continue Dr. Fekety's vision for infectious disease research and passion for teaching.


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package com.google.mr4c.hadoop.mrv1;

import com.google.mr4c.config.resources.ResourceConfig;
import com.google.mr4c.hadoop.HadoopBinding;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.hadoop.mapred.JobConf;

public class MRv1Binding implements HadoopBinding {

	//public static final String JOB_TRACKER_PROP = "mapred.job.tracker";
	public static final String JOB_TRACKER_PROP = "yarn.resourcemanager.address";

	public String getMapReduceFrameworkName() {
		return null;
	}

	public String getJobTrackerPropertyName() {
		return JOB_TRACKER_PROP;
	}

	public String getJobTrackerHostPropertyName() {
		return null;
	}

	public List<String> getDefaultResourcesToLoad() {
		return Collections.emptyList();
	}

	public List<String> getResourcesToLoad() {
		return Collections.emptyList();
	}

	public List<String> getPropertiesToLog() {
		return Collections.emptyList();
	}

	public void addClusterLimits(JobConf jobConf, ResourceConfig resConf) throws IOException {
	}

}

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Admissions to a pediatric intensive care unit for status epilepticus: a 10-year experience
Crit Care Med. 1994 May;22(5):827-32. doi: 10.1097/00003246-199405000-00019.
J Lacroix 1 , C Deal, M Gauthier, E Rousseau, C A Farrell
1 Department of Pediatrics, Sainte-Justine Hospital, Université de Montréal, Canada.
DOI: 10.1097/00003246-199405000-00019
Objective: To characterize the etiology, course, and prognosis in children admitted to a pediatric intensive care unit (ICU) for status epilepticus.
Design: Retrospective, descriptive study.
Setting: Pediatric ICU in a university hospital.
Patients: One hundred forty-seven children admitted with status epilepticus.
Interventions: None.
Measurements and main results: Status epilepticus was defined as a prolonged (> 30 mins) or repeated tonic or tonic-clonic seizure with a persistent altered state of consciousness. Over 10 yrs, 147 children 0 to 16 yrs of age (median 1; mean 3.4 +/- 3.9 [SD]) were admitted to a pediatric ICU for, or with, 153 episodes of status epilepticus. Status epilepticus was caused most often by epilepsy (n = 52), atypical febrile convulsions (n = 21), bacterial meningitis (n = 20), encephalitis (n = 20), intoxication (n = 8), or a metabolic disorder (n = 12). Two infants, 1 and 3 months of age, and a patient with intoxication by isoniazid, responded to pyridoxine. Among 114 previously normal children, 34 patients displayed a new neurologic problem on discharge from the ICU, among whom, 68% (23/34) still had some neurologic abnormality 1 yr after the episode of status epilepticus. Nine patients died during their ICU stay, mostly from underlying disease rather than from the status epilepticus itself. A normal neurologic status before status epilepticus and age < 4 yrs seem to be markers of good prognosis, while encephalitis and meningitis appear to be markers for morbidity and mortality.
Conclusions: Most cases of status epilepticus were caused by epilepsy, atypical febrile seizure, encephalitis, meningitis, or metabolic disease. The mortality rate during the ICU stay was 6%. The prognosis was good in most surviving cases, more so if the neurologic development of the child was normal before the status epilepticus.
Chi-Square Distribution
Hospital Mortality
Hospitals, University / statistics & numerical data
Infant, Newborn
Intensive Care Units, Pediatric / statistics & numerical data*
Neurologic Examination
Outcome Assessment, Health Care
Patient Admission / statistics & numerical data*
Patient Admission / trends
Quebec / epidemiology
Status Epilepticus / classification
Status Epilepticus / diagnosis
Status Epilepticus / epidemiology*
Status Epilepticus / etiology
Status Epilepticus / therapy
Survival Rate


US prosecutors unveiled charges Thursday against a Singapore businessman once lauded as a leading young entrepreneur, alleging he illegally laundered millions of dollars in funds for North Korea. A grand jury indictment charged Tan Wee Beng, 41, with working with several other unnamed actors to move money through the international banking system for North Korean banks between 2011 and 2018, violating international sanctions on North Korea. Separately, the US Treasury slapped sanctions on Tan and two companies he ran -- Wee Tiong(S) Pte and WT Marine Pte, both of which did business with North Korea.


Maryland State Police seized numerous items, including a .40-caliber handgun, methamphetamine, a crack pipe and prescription pills in the arrest.
A man and two women, all of Pennsylvania, were arrested Saturday in Maryland after police seized a handgun, methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia from their car, according to police.
Troopers from the Maryland State Police's Frederick barracks stopped a green BMW on Saturday after they found that driver Sean M. McCarter of Kennett Square, Chester County, had a suspended driver's license, police said.
Before police brought a K-9 unit to the scene, McCarter admitted he had a gun in the car. The gun, a .40 caliber semi automatic, was loaded and hidden between the driver's seat and the center console, according to police.
One of the passengers — police did not say which one — then admitted to having marijuana in the vehicle. Police searched the BMW, seizing a small amount of marijuana, THC oil, 3 baggies of methamphetamine, a crack pipe, a methamphetamine pipe and various prescription pills, police said.
McCarter, who said the gun was his, was prohibited from owning or possessing firearms, police said.
He was arrested and charged with possession of a controlled and dangerous substance that is not marijuana, Illegal possession of ammunition, firearm possession with felony conviction, handgun in vehicle, loaded handgun in vehicle, handgun on person and loaded handgun on person, according to police.
Passenger Kelly Brooks of Quarryville, Lancaster County, was charged with possession of a controlled and dangerous substance that is not marijuana.
A second passenger, Amy Barksdale of Delta, York County, was charged with possession of a controlled and dangerous substance that is not marijuana and possession of controlled and dangerous substance paraphernalia.


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March 15 (UPI) -- A diver off the South African coast was caught on camera getting a "kiss" from a curious shark that appeared interested in his goggles.
The video, recorded by Steve Woods, shows marine scientist Kevin Schmidt coming face to face with a large blue shark off the coast of Cape Town.
The shark approaches Schmidt's face and nibbles on his goggles, appearing to give him a "kiss."
Woods said the shark was not acting aggressively and Schmidt was never in danger from the animal.


United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration was established in 1943. Its purpose was to provide for the relief of war victims in any area under the control of any of the United Nations. Its operations came to an end in 1946.
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BRP Antonio Luna crew undergo damage control training
(File photo courtesy of Philippine Navy)
MANILA – As part of the Philippine Navy (PN)'s efforts to professionalize its ranks, officers and crew members of missile frigate BRP Antonio Luna (FF-151) attended a damage control personnel qualification standards (DCPQS) class aimed at boosting their response in emergency situations aboard ship.
"First of this year, BRP Antonio Luna convenes the DCPQS Class 03-2023 composed of 20 students (four officers, 16 enlisted personnel) on 16 January 2023," the missile frigate said in a post on its Facebook page on Wednesday night.
This is the first DCQPS class held for crew members of the missile frigate this year, which includes training and learning opportunities focused specifically on damage control during emergency situations like fires and floods.
"Damage control plays an integral part aboard ship, and is a mandatory requirement to every personnel to uphold a high level of competency in keeping the ship's integrity whether in port or at sea," it added.
The BRP Antonio Luna and its sister ship BRP Jose Rizal (FF-150) are modern warships capable of surface, sub-surface, air and electronic warfare using state-of-the-art electronic sensors, long-range missiles, acoustic guided torpedoes and embarked anti-submarine helicopters.
The BRP Jose Rizal was delivered to the Philippines in May 2020 and commissioned in July of the same year while the BRP Antonio Luna was commissioned on March 19, 2021.
The contract for the two ships was placed at PHP16 billion with another PHP2 billion for weapon systems and munitions. (PNA)


You're shopping online and your vision is blurring as you stare at the sizing chart. Should you choose the junior sizes or maybe a misses? Maybe you should try the kids. Understanding a juniors size chart is important to getting the right fit and clothing for a teen's growing body.
Trying to get the right fit for a tween or teen in popular teen clothing stores can be a nightmare especially if you are shopping online. Not only are their bodies growing, but their shape is different than a kid or an adult woman. This is where junior sizing charts can come into play. Junior sizing charts will tell you the right cut and fit for younger girls through providing bust, weight and sometimes height measurements.
Junior clothing is designed for young developing girls. While they typically don't have the curves of an adult, they do have some curves, so kid's sizes just won't do it. Explore how the different sizes compare.
Kids clothing is not designed for curves. It's a straighter cut and typically universal between boys' and girls' sizes. Juniors, on the other hand, offer a slight curve to the hips and bust of the tops and bottoms. Dresses might be a bit longer to accommodate for budding breasts. Small to medium girls can typically fit into kids sizes 12-16.
Junior clothing is designed for smaller less voluptuous bodies while misses have more room for curves. Therefore, a juniors shirt might be a bit short for a girl with a bigger bust line. The junior pants are also lower rise and might not accommodate for wider hips. Sizing is different as well. Misses use even rather than odd sizes. For example, a size 6 in misses would be a junior's size 5 or 7.
Rather than slim or boyish body types like juniors, women's sizes offer the full range of curves. The tops will be wider to accommodate more bustline and the bottoms will be curvier and higher waisted. Much like the misses, women's sizes come in even numbers. Given the smaller cut and lack of hip room, converting from a junior's to women's means going up about 2 sizes.
Teens use their clothing to express themselves. Junior clothing is a bit more edgy than kids clothing so making the transition for some girls is exciting. Using the junior sizing chart to make sure you get the right fit is imperative. Check out these tips to get it right every time.
Not all sizes are created equal. Just because your child fit into a 14/16 kids doesn't mean you should go for the large or extra-large sizes in juniors. Use the measurements on the sizing chart as your guide to finding the perfect size.
Junior shirts are on the shorter size because they are accommodating for an A or B cup breast. If you or your teen has a larger size, go a size or two up unless you're hoping to show a little tummy.
Junior sizes are far from universal. Some retailers or designers modify their sizing and cut. Make sure to double check the junior sizing chart before buying especially online.
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Shopping online is great because you don't have to leave your house. However, trying to decipher the world of juniors sizing charts can give you a headache. By following a few simple tips, you can make sure that you or your teen feels happy and comfortable. And you won't need to make a return.


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function varargout = drawCircle(varargin)
%DRAWCIRCLE Draw a circle on the current axis.
%
%   drawCircle(X0, Y0, R);
%   Draw the circle with center (X0,Y0) and the radius R. If X0, Y0 and R
%   are column vectors of the same length, draw each circle successively.
%
%   drawCircle(CIRCLE);
%   Concatenate all parameters in a Nx3 array, where N is the number of
%   circles to draw.
%
%   drawCircle(CENTER, RADIUS);
%   Specify CENTER as Nx2 array, and radius as a Nx1 array.
%
%   drawCircle(..., NSTEP);
%   Specify the number of edges that will be used to draw the circle.
%   Default value is 72, creating an approximation of one point for each 5
%   degrees.
%
%   drawCircle(..., NAME, VALUE);
%   Specifies plotting options as pair of parameters name/value. See plot
%   documentation for details.
%
%   drawCircle(AX, ...)
%   Specifies the handle of the axis to draw on.
%
%   H = drawCircle(...);
%   return handles to each created curve.
%
%   Example
%     figure;
%     hold on;
%     drawCircle([10 20 30]);
%     drawCircle([15 15 40], 'color', 'r', 'linewidth', 2);
%     axis equal;
%
%   See also
%   circles2d, drawCircleArc, drawEllipse, circleToPolygon
%

%   ---------
%   author : David Legland
%   INRA - TPV URPOI - BIA IMASTE
%   created the 31/10/2003.
%

%   HISTORY
%   02/11/2004: add possibility to draw multiple circles in one call
%   12/01/2005: allow more than 3 parameters
%   26/02/2007: add possibility to specify plot options, number of
%       discretization steps, and circle as center+radius.
%   2011-10-11 add support for axis handle

% extract handle of axis to draw on
if isAxisHandle(varargin{1})
    ax = varargin{1};
    varargin(1) = [];
else
    ax = gca;
end

% process input parameters
var = varargin{1};
if size(var, 2) == 1
    x0 = varargin{1};
    y0 = varargin{2};
    r  = varargin{3};
    varargin(1:3) = [];

elseif size(var, 2) == 2
    x0 = var(:,1);
    y0 = var(:,2);
    r  = varargin{2};
    varargin(1:2) = [];

elseif size(var, 2) == 3
    x0 = var(:,1);
    y0 = var(:,2);
    r  = var(:,3);
    varargin(1) = [];
else
    error('bad format for input in drawCircle');
end

% ensure each parameter is column vector
x0 = x0(:);
y0 = y0(:);
r = r(:);

% default number of discretization steps
N = 72;

% check if discretization step is specified
if ~isempty(varargin)
    var = varargin{1};
    if isnumeric(var) && isscalar(var)
        N = round(var);
        varargin(1) = [];
    end
end

% parametrization variable for circle (use N+1 as first point counts twice)
t = linspace(0, 2*pi, N+1);
cot = cos(t);
sit = sin(t);

% empty array for graphic handles
h = zeros(size(x0));

% compute discretization of each circle
for i = 1:length(x0)
    xt = x0(i) + r(i) * cot;
    yt = y0(i) + r(i) * sit;

    h(i) = plot(ax, xt, yt, varargin{:});
end

if nargout > 0
    varargout = {h};
end


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The No Parking Meters Party is a minor Australian political party. The party was registered from 2006 to 2013 with the New South Wales Electoral Commission to contest state and local council elections, and has done so.

Founding and policy
The party was founded in February 2006 as a single-issue party, seeing parking meters as "an extra tax on the family car". However, they now have broader policies: opposing tolls, pokie taxes, and red tape, among others. The party supports the proposal by Randwick councillor and party member Charles Matthews to impose a $50 registration fee on bicycle riders, which would be used to help fund cycleways being built by the council. This proposal was rejected by other councillors.

Representation
The party has a representative on the City of Randwick, its founder, Charles Matthews. Matthews served on the Randwick council from 1977 to 2004, and was again elected in 2008. He served as the city's first mayor following its incorporation from 1990 to 1991. It contested the 2011 New South Wales state election.

Deregistration
In 2013 the Australian Electoral Commission deregistered No Parking Meters Party for having fewer than 500 members, the required amount for a political party in Australia. A review request by the party with a new member list was rejected after 2 of the 18 alleged members were randomly contacted by the AEC and denied being members of the party.

References

External links

ABC Elections- Randwick
ElectionLeaflets
Afternoons with Carol Duncan interview
Crikey coverage
'Souths star Craig Wing plots switch to politics'

Defunct political parties in Australia
Single-issue political parties
Parking
Road transport in Australia


Most people overlook these things on their way to the airport for that "yuppy eco-tourism junket to the Himalayas."
Colored ventilation pipes in atrium make nice lobby space.
Often overlooked this artistic atrium resides inside the Environmental Studies building at Western Washington University here in Bellingham. Less than 2 miles from where I live. Building houses Huxley College and the Geology Department.
Drying and on display in the hallway of the Geology department. This old tusk. I think from a mammoth. Recently found in Skagit County. Article in Bellingham Herald said this was estimated to be 18,000 years old.
I had to bike up, walk around in the building and take a look. Many years back (not 18,000 however) I attended Western. Still go through campus quite often by bike or foot.


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Why is Italy called Italy and not Rome?
Who is the most famous person in Italy?
How old is Italy?
Who found Italy?
Is there still a royal family in Italy?
What is Italy's nickname?
What is the old name of Italy?
Why is Italy so famous?
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When did Italy became a country?
What does Italy mean?
What do Italians call Italy?
What is Italy's national dish?
What was Italy called before it became a country?
Because there was no Rome anymore after the fall of the Roman empire.
Modern Italy was formed only in the 19th century and it was named after the Italian peninsula, as Italy had no ambitions whatsoever to conquer other parts of the former Roman empire..
Italian Leaders, Politicians and BusinessmenBenito Mussolini (1883-1945) … Matteo Renzi (1975 – ) … Silvio Berlusconi (1936 – ) … Marco Polo (1254-1324) … Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) … Antonio Meucci (1808 – 1889) … Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) … Michelangelo (1475 – 1564)More items…•
The formation of the modern Italian state began in 1861 with the unification of most of the peninsula under the House of Savoy (Piedmont-Sardinia) into the Kingdom of Italy. Italy incorporated Venetia and the former Papal States (including Rome) by 1871 following the Franco-Prussian War (1870-71).
Between the 17th and the 11th centuries BC Mycenaean Greeks established contacts with Italy and in the 8th and 7th centuries BC a number of Greek colonies were established all along the coast of Sicily and the southern part of the Italian Peninsula, that became known as Magna Graecia.
Although the titles and distinctions of the Italian royal family are not legally recognised by the Italian Republic, the remaining members of the House of Savoy, like dynasties of other abolished monarchies, still use some of the various titles they acquired over the millennium of their reign prior to the republic's …
Bel PaeseHere are some interesting facts about Italy. It's proper name Repubblica Italiana (Italian Republic), Nickname: "Bel Paese" which means beautiful country.
Latin Italiaancient Italy Italy, Latin Italia, in Roman antiquity, the Italian Peninsula from the Apennines in the north to the "boot" in the south. In 42 bc Cisalpine Gaul, north of the Apennines, was added; and in the late 3rd century ad Italy came to include the islands…
Italy is famous for its huge contributions to the worlds of art, architecture, fashion, opera, literature, design, and film – the list goes on, and we haven't even mentioned the food yet. … Despite its young age – and its relative size – Italy has made a big impression on the international stage.
Italy, G7 member and Third World country.
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From Middle English Italy, Italie, from Old English Italia ("Italy"), from Latin Ītalia ("Italy"), via Ancient Greek Ἰταλία (Ītaliā), from Oscan (Víteliú) (a name for the southwestern tip of the boot of Italy), meaning "land of bulls" in Oscan; usually assumed to be a cognate of vitulus ("calf"), despite the different …
Italia, the ancient name of the Italian peninsula, which is also eponymous of the modern republic, originally applied only to a part of what is now Southern Italy.
Ragu alla BologneseRagu alla Bolognese, also known simply as Bolognese, is recognized as the national dish of Italy, and it enjoys widespread popularity by Italians both domestically and abroad.
Modern Italy became a nation-state during the Risorgimento on March 17, 1861, when most of the states of the Italian Peninsula and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies were united under king Victor Emmanuel II of the House of Savoy, hitherto king of Sardinia, a realm that included Piedmont.
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The project prepared by the HISTORY civic association in cooperation with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) is based on cooperation with children, specifically on supporting their art activities. Up until now, three exclusive publications themed "Cities through the eyes of children" were issued, and several open exhibitions were held on city squares of Prague (and other cities), and inside the building of the Parliament of Czech Republic. The project was awarded auspices of several ministries, the Parliament of Czech Republic, UNSECO Chairman of the Committee in Czech Republic, and last, but not least, of cardinal Dominik Duka. For more information about the project and closer look on the published books, please visit www.galerietalentu.cz.
You are cordially invited to attend your children in these programs.
We would like to organize these programmes in cooperation with children from different parts of worls. The aim is to produce beautifully illustrated books and a web portal presenting children's drawings with accompanying texts in English and language mutations of the participating children. All children up to 16 years of age are invited to take part. We would be especially happy to cooperate with schools, sport, children and youth organizations, orphanages, folklore associations, churches, zoos, etc.
Helping us propagate the project in your country would be greatly appreciated.
Option if you can and wish to forward our cooperation partners and friends in other countries, we are very grateful.
We are convinced that the "Children to children" programme will significantly contribute to the theme of children's cooperation, and that it deserves attention for its practical contribution to children's programmes, where the children themselves play a vital role in realization. The profits (made from books and paintings purchases, etc.) will be donated to support UNICEF and other programmes supporting children's activities, children and youth sport clubs, humanitarian programmes of churches, ZOO breeding support programmes, etc.
We are looking forward to our future cooperation.
Václav Bárta - Chairman of the HISTORY civil association, and author of the Gallery of Talents project.


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Date Missing: 12/15/1944
Unit: 693rd Ordnance Company (Aviation)
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Currently the command `openstack overcloud update stack` has it's logic shared between python-tripleoclient and tripleo-common. It should be converted into a Mistral workflow (and probably action) that python-tripleoclient then uses.
Moving it to Ocata 1. It doesn't seem critical for RC3.
This moves the package update to using a mistral workflow.


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Pankaj Dharmani
INTL CAREER: 1996 - 1997
M Venkatesh
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Ricky Bhui
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Test Caps
WTEST Caps
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Danushka Gunathilaka
Pathum Nissanka
September 27, 1974, Delhi
Fielding Position
Wicketkeeper
India Kings XI Punjab Punjab
Capable behind the stumps and in front of them, Pankaj Dharmani made his debut for Punjab in the 1992-93 Ranji Trophy final against Maharashtra. But he got to cement his place in the state side only during the 1994-95 season. He was selected to represent the Indian team for the Titan Cup in 1996 after consistent preformances both with the bat and behind the stumps. He failed in the single game he played but was picked for the tour of South Africa which followed as a batsman. He however did little of note in the limited opportunities he got and has been forgotten ever since.
Dharmani continued to be a regular in the state Ranji side and by now he was mainly a batsman. He not only showcased his ability to make runs, but also displayed the temperament to spend long hours at the crease and score heavily. In the 1999-2000 first class season, he scored 1194 runs in 13 matches. In the Ranji Trophy alone he aggregated 830 runs from 10 matches with scores of 70, 305 not out, 202 not out and 101. This included a run of 608 runs without being dismissed. In Punjab's 2007 Ranji Trophy season opener against Andhra, Dharmani became the highest overall run-scorer for his state in the competition. He was included in the Kings XI Punjab squad at the inaugural IPL.
Cricinfo staff March 2008
Career Averages
Batting & Fielding
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FC 147 213 27 9312 305* 50.06 null null 26 42 null null 269 21
List A 121 106 25 3212 95 39.65 null null 0 23 null null 113 27
T20 11 7 2 47 16* 9.40 42 111.90 0 0 4 0 10 8
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List A 121 null 3 9 0 - - - 18.00 - 0 0 0
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FC 49 49
List A 54 54
T20 38 38
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Punjab vs Haryana at Rohtak - December 08 - 11, 2010
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Himachal vs Punjab at Dharamsala - February 23, 2009
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According to a new report on Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme's (FIM) website, the Bell Pro Star ECE is the first helmet to pass the racing federation's tests. FIM Helmet Standard FRHPhe-01 is supposed to be the toughest to pass. That means the Pro Star ECE is one of the safest helmets out there.


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Richard M. Fogg
Richard was born and grew up in El Reno, Oklahoma, and represents the third generation in his family to practice law here. A graduate of El Reno High School, he earned his B.A. from Oklahoma University and his J.D. from the Oklahoma University School of Law. A former Army intelligence officer (Captain, US Army Intel, 4th Div., Pleiku, Vietman), Richard earned an Army Commendation Medal and a Vietnam Campaign Medal before returning home to enter the family law practice.
Oklahoma's 1971 Outstanding Young Lawyer, Richard is a former Oklahoma State Bar Examiner and chair of the Board of Bar Examiners, prior President of the Canadian County Bar Association, and also previously a temporary Judge of the Oklahoma Supreme Court Division 88 Court of Appeals. He is a founding member of the International Society of Primerus Law Firms, a member of its Board of Directors, and chairman of the Accreditation Committee. Richard is admitted to practice in the State of Oklahoma, the Western District Court of Oklahoma, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, U.S. Tax Court, the U.S. Court of Appeals, and the U.S. Supreme Court. He currently serves as Trial Counsel for the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, and has served as Counsel for El Reno Public Schools and Park View Hospital. In August of 2015, Richard Fogg received his 50-year pin from the Oklahoma Bar Association to commemorate his 50 years of devotion and dedication to the legal profession.
An experienced lecturer and motivational speaker, Richard is active in El Reno's First Christian Church as an elder and 4X chairman of the church board, and has been involved with the American Legion, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the B.P.O.E. He has also been an El Reno City Councilman, President of the El Reno Chamber of Commerce, CEO of Pinnacle Promotions, and chairman of the Board of Regents at Redlands Community College. Richard's personal hobbies consist of photography, woodworking, and playing golf. His passion for taking pictures has opened many opportunities for him to instruct others, and his work has been shown in many art's festivals, earning him Best of Show awards. Richard is also the staff photographer for the El Reno Living Magazine, an Oklahoma Art's Institute Member, chairman for the Carnegie Library and a fundraiser for El Reno War Memorial projects. Richard enjoys spending time with his wife, Lynda, and being a General Contractor for the many construction projects they work on together, both personally and for the community.
Richard Fogg has great passion for his community, and truly has a heart for helping each and every one of his clients through the legal process, whether it involves preparing a tailored estate plan, or intense litigation.


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The Big Shepherd is a beautiful mountain, a huge pyramid of clean rock. It is a perfect playground for climbers in both winter and summer, and has been frequently at the forefront of technical climbing in the UK in both pre and post war golden ages. Not to be underestimated (fatalities are regular). It provides a challenge to everyone of whatever ability, and is the nearest thing we have to the layman's perception of a pyramid peak. It is not the highest in the UK, but it must rank as one of the best.
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There are 9 trip reports for Buachaille Etive Mor.
When we got to the top there were about 100 borstal boys ahead of us on a day out from jail so we ran back down again!! - great scree run.
Excellent rock climbing - Agags Groove on Rannoch wall is one of the best. Tremendous exposure for a V.Diff.


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Built in Victoria BC in 1865, Ross Bay Villa was home to Frances Roscoe and his family. Roscoe was a Member of Parliament. Ross Bay Villa survived relatively intact when a developer applied for a demolition permit in 1999. A group of heritage advocates, recognizing that the house was one of a very few surviving properties from the 1860's, successfully moved to secure the property from the wrecking ball. Dedicated volunteers began conserving, preserving, and restoring the property to the highest scholastic standards. When the future of the property was again at risk, title of the property was transferred to the non-profit Ross Bay Villa Society after raising sufficient funds to pay the mortgage on the property. The volunteer based Society now owns and operates the Ross Bay Villa Historic House Museum with dedicated volunteers who have contributed thousands of hours over the past 19 years to restore the Villa to the 1860's period. The Villa is open to the public on Saturdays at 2:00 for guided house tours.
Built in Victoria BC in 1865, Ross Bay Villa was home to Frances Roscoe and his family. …
Historic House Museum
Abkhazi Garden
A beautiful heritage garden created by the Prince and Princess Abkhazi in Victoria.
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A high school in Alexandria, Minn., has developed a unique program that allows students to become Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) and help fill a pressing need for senior care workers.
Partially funded by Ecumen Bethany Community in Alexandria, the program allows high school students to get college credit and CNA certification at no cost to them.
A recent story in the Alexandria Echo Press profiles the program.
I started one here in Austin through the high school 15 yrs ago or so. The students came to the college so we could use the labs. It didn't cost the students anything. The first groups were interested in medical careers. Many were honor students. After several groups the quality fell as it brought in students who thought these were easy credits and didn't want to work. It is not easy and is a wonderful way to get students who are interested in nursing or other medical professions to see if they like it. It also prepares some for a life long vocation. Facilities were happy and so were the students. I went back into nursing program and the high school suspended it. Good luck!


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Q: Redis 2.4 / CentOS 6.2 network throughput dips every 4 minutes... Redis... or client related? we've encountered some strange performance dips yesterday on our Redis 2.4 / CentOS 6.2 cache servers. They cycle every 4 minutes.
Here's a screenshot from New Relic of the master server:
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s368/sh/28312f97-60a9-45ab-a27e-b31abb5c7cce/8fb69edd1206c228fcc444330f1909ec
And here's one of the slave's during the same period:
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s368/sh/802b01bc-294d-46a5-adaa-f64e2e8c8bd2/6cbe244d4570fae63ee412cd1de5a841
Some information about our environment:
- Cache: 4 linux cloud servers with 8 CPU's, 30GB RAM and 600Mbps internal network bandwith
- Web: 30 windows cloud servers with 4 CPU's and 200Mbps internal network bandwith
The webservers don't seem to be very busy, but they do time out when the dips occur.
We're not excluding this could be a client issue so, he're some more info on the web application:
Microsoft ASP.Net MVC 3 web application with Redis BookSleeve Client 1.1.0.4 for Data Cache and AngiesList v???? (one that's compatible with this version of BookSleeve) for Session State.
We at first had some problems with the amount of connections to Redis. As I understand Redis 2.4 has a fixed limited amount connected clients.
That's why we've separated the Session and Data Cache in a separate instance of Redis. Unfortunately AngiesList doesn't support more than one connection, so that is connected only to the master server. The BookSleeve client connections are ramdomized using the System.Random from .Net.
readonly Random _randomReadConnection = new Random((int)DateTime.Now.Ticks);

The number of client connections for the data cache is around 200 on all servers. The session cache had about 4100 connections at it's peak.
We have have looked closely at the Redis logs, monitor and run iftop and top, but can't find anything usefull.
So.... why are these dips occuring?
I am a .Net developer and no linux specialist. We don't have any specialists in the Redis/linux field... so we're hoping somebody out here can help us narrow down the search.
As part of a backup plan we are now updating our client to ServiceStack Redis v3 with a compatible session state package and configuring a server with Redis 2.8 just to be sure.
Thanks.

A: Issues appeared under high loads. The problems disappeared when upgrading our servers to Redis 2.8.
We also ran into memory issues with Redis 2.4 when we upgraded to Service Stack V3 (link).
Turning AOF and RDB snapshots off increased performance to a sustainable situation (link).


ISO has implemented a Declaration for participants in ISO activities and a new ISO Member Data Protection Policy for everyone who participates in ISO committees. The policy protects the personal data of everyone participating in the ISO system. If you're a member of an ISO committee, when you login for the first time this year, you'll be asked to agree to the new declaration and policy.
Standards New Zealand has also updated the Protocol for ISO and IEC Technical Committee Participation. The protocol provides an outline of the procedures by which New Zealand interests participate in preparing international standards, in particular ISO and IEC standards.


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Cubs' Brandon Morrow won't pitch again this season due to bone bruise
PHOENIX -- The Chicago Cubs officially shut down closer Brandon Morrow for the season as his recovery from a bone bruise in his pitching arm won't allow him to return in time for the end of the regular season or the playoffs.
"We knew we were running out of time to begin with," a disappointed Morrow said Tuesday afternoon. "Just the nature of the injury and the amount of time that it takes to clear out."
Morrow saw Diamondbacks team doctor Don Sheridan, who confirmed the bruise wasn't healing fast enough. The righty has been out since the All-Star break, and was attempting to pitch through some pain, but he never got to the point of being game-ready.
"Any time the plan is to pitch through discomfort, that's not a great long-term formula, but we let him go as long as he was honest about it with us," Epstein said. "He was."
Morrow added: "I was looking forward to it. And looking forward to helping the team finish out the season."
Morrow joins starter Yu Darvish on the shelf as both pitchers have been shut down for the same injury.
"Second bone bruise of the year," Epstein stated. "They typically take four months to heal. He was trying to push it to come back to help the team. ... His body wasn't allowing him to do it."
Though Morrow pitched up until the end of the first half, his discomfort began much earlier as Epstein pinpointed a June 2 extra-inning affair against the New York Mets as the start of the pitcher's issues. It was Morrow's third consecutive appearance and came in the bottom of the 14th after the Cubs had taken a 7-1 lead in the top of the inning. He wasn't supposed to pitch that day.
"He was someone we were going to stay away from," Epstein said. "He came in. I think that's a lesson learned -- never to stray away from the structure we had for him no matter what's going on in the game.
"I told him next year when he's down he's not going to be allowed to have his spikes on."
Morrow has an extensive injury history and pitched in all seven games of the World Series last year, but his offseason physical didn't reveal anything associated with his current ailment.
"I wasn't feeling anything like this last year," he said.
The official loss of Morrow -- which isn't a huge surprise -- combined with the recent hamstring injury to fill-in closer Pedro Strop leaves a potential hole at the back end of the bullpen. At least the team has had plenty of time to get accustomed to life without Morrow, and Strop could return by the postseason. Either way, the Cubs are banking on their top-ranked bullpen to come through in a big way. Their past five saves have come from five different players.
"There is no reason to hang our heads," Epstein said. "We have a deep bullpen that accomplished quite a bit. We lead the league in ERA, which is no small feat, and that's not the product of any one or two pitchers. That's a team-wide effort.
"There's no panic here. If we lose a game late, there's not going to be any panic. We're going to find a way."
Maddon added: "If we can continue to match them up and don't beat anybody up, we can continue the same trend."
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Комо () е провинция в Северна Ломбардия, Италия.

Граничи с швейцарските кантони Тичино и Граубюнден на север, италианските провинции Сондрио и Леко на изток, Милано на юг и Варезе на запад.

Град Комо е столицата. Други големи градове са Канту и Ерба.

Територията на провинцията е обхваната от Алпите и някои хълмове. Най-важният воден басейн на територията ѝ е езерото Комо.

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 Албиоло
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 Алта Вале Интелви
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 Арозио
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 Вила Гуардия
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 Граведона ед Унити
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Q: Reducing repetitive DI code I have a method which constructs dependencies using Unity. Currently, all of the calls do pretty much the same thing: Registers 2 repository object and 2 'App Part' objects. My issue is, there's a lot of them and the method has become massive. I've generalised the calls but here's an example:
container.RegisterType<IRepositoryOneDataAccess, RepositoryOneDataAccess>();
container.RegisterType<IRepositoryTwoDataAccess, RepositoryTwoDataAccess>();
container.RegisterType<IAppPart, FirstAppPart>("FirstAppPart.TestName");
container.RegisterType<IAppPart, SecondAppPart>("SecondAppPart.TestName");

I though that this could be split out to reduce the code in the method which registers the types with the container.
Firstly I moved the bottom 2 calls to another method since they both register to the same interface, I came up with this method:
private void RegisterParts<TPartOne, TPartTwo>(string firstAppPartName, string secondAppPartName) where TPartOne : IAppPart where TPartTwo : IAppPart
{
    container.RegisterType<IAppPart, TPartOne>(firstAppPartName);
    container.RegisterType<IAppPart, TPartTwo>(secondAppPartName);
}

This seems to work but I'm not sure this is the best way to do it. I would also like to move the other calls out into another method preferably the same as this one I've created but I'm not sure how to do it or even if it's possible.
Is there a better way of refactoring this?

A: This can be done using reflection over the assemblies if you use some conventions. Other DI libraries like StructureMap which I use has this feature. A quick search for Unity found this library Unityconfiguration although I haven't used it.
I also see that Unity 3.0 supports registration by convention. So the easiest option may be to upgrade.